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

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1969 volume:

' i sa M K H 2! -fl Involvement -© IX A Publication by the Graduating Class of 1969 at Greensboro Dudley Senior High School Greensboro, North Carolina ’69 Volume V Mrs. Blanche Taylor Grant Dedication Lose no time; be always employed in something useful; cut off all unnecessary ac¬ tion. The words of Benjamin Franklin are particularly applicable and precise when they apply to the school activities of Mrs. Blanche Taylor Grant. She is always punct¬ ual, exacting, and very meticulous. She hurriedly enters the classroom to prepare for the day ' s work. Every geometrical concept, every proof, every theorem takes on a new and deeper meaning as she relates them to her students. Her presence is al¬ ways felt because she has such a sincere sense of dedication to the students of James B. Dudley Senior High School. Mrs. Blanche Taylor Grant, the student body salutes you, a dedicated teacher. 2 Table of Contents Seniors.23 Administration and Faculty.63 Juniors.93 Sophomores.119 Organizations.145 Favorites.203 Sports. 219 Advertising.235 Senior Index.271 3 Involvement of Today ' s Youth The age of involvement has surrounded us. We are con¬ stantly being bombarded from all sides by news of major crises. We are witnessing the unveiling of our forefathers’ history, too long sur l and the present upsurging of our own prominence on the national Student revolts, political ional scene. I unrest have engulfed us. Spectacular accomplishments in the fields of . ilk ijk Jr sports, medicine and space exploration are now occurring right before our eyes. As we witness these and other Tr % M.. JF „ fI I z: -,t y 1l j| ) (W| M events, we begin to develop a concern for, cultivate an aware¬ ness of, and become a part of the world around us. Thus, we began and continue to render total participation to school, community and social activities. Involvement Is Becoming a Part of Competition . . . . . . during a heated argument . . . . in an organized inter-scholastic debate or . . . DP PC SAFELY Kffp m 0RPf e t at r Ft PM vaf BURNING RED CHARGEABLE AC OR VIOLATION LAST 24 HOURS. Traffic OF DUDLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR VIOLATIONS T ACCIDENT NON-CHARGE ABLE ACCIDENTS j . . . in an inter-city student traffic safety contest. 5 . . . between students for high test scores or. . . 6 . . . in the bid for Miss Dudley High . . . . . . in the race between schools for the “ High School Beautiful award or.. . . . . in the struggle between classes to hold the Honor Roll Plaque. 7 Involvement Is Becoming a Part of Public A fairs . . . . . Learning to discipline through participation in the A FJROTC. . . . . . developing political ideas and preferences through association with political candidates and. . . 8 . . . Obtaining knowledge about our government and its concern for all people . . . . . . their mode of dress . . . their way of life. 9 Involvement Is Becoming a Part of Human Affairs . . . . . . communicating youth needs and desires to the adults of the city through the Human Relations Commission . . . 10 . . . Knocking on doors to solicit votes for a favorite candidate. . . . . . or developing good relationships with parents and business leaders in the community. n . . . Becoming aware of the needs of others in the community . . . . . . and trying to do something about them. 12 . . . Uniting with others for the achievement of goals one could not reach alone . . . . . . and striving for one common purpose. . . S UCCESS! 13 Involvement Is Becoming a Part of Cultural Activities . . . . witnessing performances in the arts . . . . . . developing creativity, and . . . . . . discovering the hidden talents of our peers . . . 14 15 Involvement Is Becoming a Part oj Social Functions . . . . . . wearing the latest styles . . . 16 . . . being a part of the “in crowd. . . ... or participating in the Greater Greensboro Junior Miss Pageant . . . 17 Involvement Is Becoming a Part of Academies . . . . . . Discovering that learning is not an easy process . . . . . . but a rewarding one. 18 Accumulating knowledge not only in class, but using other sources, or .. . . . . learning through direct educational experi ences. 19 . . . Wanting to stand up and be heard . . . . . . and learning how to express one’s self 20 Involvement Is Not Just Becoming a Part of Something but Letting It Become a Part of You. 21 •yiw ' - . r ' ;, « ®S ' «%. ' • ' tffcah ► TT-v-- u t? ' jM ttk Hfai- f ' li W ; ; Jf fi IflfeSHf L_ 4 ' M Jk } m fLtk V ■ Ekr @ ( %S, ' jFjl f [J g S ; J ' nli ir. ' ' -v Ronald Baird Anthony Banks Charles Barfield James Barksdale Myrtle Barrett Shirley Barrett 24 Claudette Bass Ednir Bennett Gwendolyn Benton Gloria Bethea Drafting classes like this one breed architects Larry Bethea Paul Bethel 25 Paula Bethel Veronica Bingham From here the yearbook is born. It ' s crowded though. Michael Blakeney Arena Blount Larry Boone Gloria Bost Jaunita Bowers Mary Bradshaw George Bridges Iris Brooks 26 Donald Brown Patricia Brown Curtis Bryant Clara Bullard Barbara Burton Felecia Burton Bernard Burkes Edith Bullock Marian Knight is caught cheering before homecoming Charlotte Byrd Barbara Calloway Veronica Colvin Gwendolyn Carter Johnie Carter Hello, gay world, prepare a place in life for us Tometta Cheek Patricia Carpenter Larry Chavis Wanda Cochran Carolyn Cole Louise Clemons 28 Ernestine Cole Linda Compton Emmanuel Craig Today’s success results from yesterday’s activities What about tomorrow? James Cook Gloria Copening Charlie Coppedge Carolyn Crawford Gail Crump Earl Curiy 29 Anthony Davis Gloria Cuthbertson Annette Davis William Davis Determination, ambition and work brings success. Royston Dean Jr. Darryl Dearman Gwendolyn Dickerson Reon Dixon Robert Donaldson Gwendolyn Davis Sharon DeShields La Bonnie Donnell 30 Lee Donnell Antionette Dorsett Mae Alice Douglas Ponzella Dover Patricia Downing Life is just what you make it. Sandra Durham Gloria Dubois Robert Dubose Brenda Eaton Lucia Edwards Betty J. Evans Sandra Evans 31 Theodore Evans Frances Faduma Kaye Farrington Peggie Farrington Monroe Fennell We prepare today for respect and admiration tomorrow Kathryn Foust Joe Foushee Dwight Foust Dianne Frazier Lucia Frazier Bonita Free Maedee Freeman 32 Charles Fryar Ronald Gantt Clementine Garner Helen Geater The way I see it, we ' ve got to split this six ways. Marece Gibbs Phyllis Gilchrist Robert Gillespie Linda Gilliam 33 Ronald Gillon Rosalind Gilmer Jeanette Gilmore Essex Glover Joan I. Goode Deborah J. Graves Shelby Graves James Green Reginald Greene 34 John Guy Ressie Guy Anne Haith Ann Hall 405 graduates take a long look at life ahead Michael Hall Rita Hand Regina Harris Wanda Harris Barry Hawkins Loretta Haith Janie Harris I Melvin Hayes 35 Joseph Herring Lawrence Herbin Ronell Herring Sylvia Heard 1 i j iftff Hey man, isn ' t that my duffle bag? Purcell Hester Dianne Hill Freddie Hill Howard Hill 36 Calvin Morrow entertains his classmates in the music room. Deborah Hopkins Garcia Howard Youzar Howard Dorrie Howell 37 Ollie Hughes Rozina Hughes Geraldine Ingram Marcia Isley --The big eaters are seated-- Debra Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Judy James David Jackson 38 Phyllis Johnson Van Johnson Alfred Jones Laurissa Jones 39 No, they are not buying their groceries yet, but soon--Maybe, says Phillip Linda. Alonzo Kendall Lefonzo Kendall Marian Knight Leonard Lassiter 40 Arlette Lee Phillip Ledwell The Panthers pose before boarding bus for Charlotte. Norman Lewis Lawrence Lindsay Shryl Lindsay Cassandra I.owe 41 Phillip McAlphin jjp y i i Betty McCray Barbara Lyles Debra McCray We are making preparations today for tomorrow’s world. Catherine McMillian Charles McKinnon Deborah McLeod Frances McNair Pearlie McNair Hattie McNeil Paulette Manning 42 Good ole Dudley High--Main building. 43 y From these hands comes art supreme. Joseph Meadows Barbara Mial Arthur Miles Calvin Miller Robert Mitchell ' it Betty Mitchell Samuel Miller Birdena Mills 44 Janice Moore Linda Moore John Morehead Linda Moore Derry Moravian Theresa Moravian Martha Morehead Calvin Morrow The halls were quiet, until we came along. 45 Jimmy Murdock Oscar Murphy Thomas Murphy Paulette Murray 1 f i Mi I • all 1 i i 1 J ' MMd i ' g g + II 1 v XKftf jr w J 1 Ill If Jf v Livr JFIJ % v � � Would you believe it, we fly ' em too. Patricia Nance Mary Nesmith Maurice Noble Victor Noble 46 Willie Norman M ; h Clara Owens Eula Oakes Deborah Oliver Black Like Me author, J. H. Griffin talks with Clifton Johnson. Audrey Pankey Rosalyn Parker Samuel Pass Larry Patterson 47 Beverly Allen proofreads while Sharon Powell types Yearbook material. Jacqueline Pattishall Connie Pennix Melinda Pennix Tony Pennix Mary A. Peoples Mamie J. Perkins Charles Phifer Thomas Phifer 48 Valeria Phillips Judith Pickens Kim B. Poe Orlando Poole Geraldine Porter Gloria Poteat Ellen Potts Sharon Powell No, this is not Romilar . - f t ' j? f9. 9 Jjtji :t::tit : 3 i� mmi tiltlUtji vnuuu,,, KMruui, ; 49 gm. 1.. r; I, ■ il mjSSBk r ffl „ 1 Jr ' •MM it K jq 1 v 11 Seniors register for the first semester. Doris Preston Joseph Price Anthony Purvis Diane Quick k (A James Reese ■PHI ' il ' Dorothy Rhodes Dennis Reaves 50 James Rice Phillip Rice Donny Richardson Linda Richmond Delores Ried James Robertson Linda Robinson Patricia Robinson Company! Attention! ! 51 George Rice Evelyn Rochelle Alton Rogers Charlotte Rogers Charlene Ross Gail Ross Larry Searcy Pamela Seibles Nina Shaw Van al Shepherd 52 Latham Shipp Deborah Shoffner Fred Shoffner Margo Simpson Clyde Simms Involvement today means happiness tomorrow Carrie Smith Dallas Sims Carol Smith Curtis Smith Doris J. Smith Ollie Smith Patricia Smith 53 Rickey Smith Now take a deep breath, if you can. Reginald Solomon Carol Spencer William Springs Cheryl Staples Rita Staples Charles Starkes Douglas Staley 54 Charlotte Staton 4 fit Gayle Stimpson Barbara Summers Jerry Summers Catherine Surgeon Girls compete in Volley ball game. 55 Doggone it there is that dodge fever again. Michael Surgeon Linda T atum Leon T anner Fannie Taylor Kenneth T app Cecilia Thompson Carolyn T ate Lutricia Thompson 56 Barbara Thornhill Curtis Tillery Alex Todd Elbert Tonkins Barbara Turner Johnnie Mae Tyson Gloria Vinson Thomas Walker Superintendent Weaver poses with cadet Col. Murphy. 57 Colleges wait for some while job opportunities lie in wait for others Yvette Watson Carlacy White Gail Weekes Minnie Whitaker Vivian White Carolyn Whitsett Van Whitsett Cassandra Widemon 58 ■V . 9i Claudious Williams Aurles Wiggins m Darlene Williams David Williams Let me live in my house by the side of the road . Margaret Williams Michael Williams Norma Williams Phyllis Williams 69 Shirley Williams Cynthia Winchester Gloria Womack Glenn Williams Edythe Williams William Williams Give all mankind respect and watch it boomerang! Deborah Winchester Barbara Winnix Thurman Woods Phyllis Worthy Larry Wray 60 Norman Wrenn Phillip Wrenn Grace Wright Elizabeth Wynn t ' r i 1 1 Veda Wyrtch James Yourse From this class will come tomorrow ' s leaders Robert Dubose Vincent Laughlin Samuel Miller All Senior portraits by MEYERS PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT, Greensboro, N.C. 61 PRESIDENT Senior Class Officers 1969 VICE PRESIDENT 34UK Boys CORRESPONDING SEC. REPORTER PARLIAMENTARIAN CHAIRMAN SENIOR ADVISORS: Mr. Allen, Mrs. Coley, Mr. Gant, Mrs. Garcia Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Milling, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Yourse. 62 ■ ' P HKfH rSwfiltiifL JMk VH-hIBL | FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Principal Dudley High School FranklinJ. Brown All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy. The leadership at Dudley balances their demanding job by relaxing as they participate in individualized sport activity. Assistant Principal Chester L. Bradley Why are the days pleasant at Dudley? Because Principal Franklin J. Brown unwinds at the bowling alleys and assistant principal Chester L. Bradley gets on the green behind that little white ball. 65 Guidance Mrs. Juanita Goldsborough Virginia State A T State University North Carolina College University of N.C.--G American University John D. Henry B.S. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Two philosophies, that of the school and that of the guidance services of Greensboro City Schools, dictate the guidance program at James B. Dudley High School. The program is based upon the premise that each pupil is unique. His abilities, his capacity for growth and his worth as an individual is accepted. Guidance services are an integral part of the total educational program and are designed to help all pupils make adequate adjustments. These services assist the pupil in gaining self-understanding as a basis for solving his problems and for developing a plan for himself, which is consistent with his abilities, i nter¬ ests and aptitudes. Encompassing as they do the total child, these services must always be a part of the evolving and developing educational program. Gui¬ dance, all aspects of it, is a continuous process; and the responsibility for gui¬ dance services is shared by all who come in contact with the student from the time he enters until the time he leaves the school system. The program of guidance services aids in the optimal development of each pupil so that he may become a mature, happy, efficient and responsible person. It contributes to his development by helping to place him in the best possible school environment and helping him to develop self-understanding and self-ac¬ ceptance. Guidance, then, is concerned first with identification of student po¬ tential and, second, with the development of a program which will provide op¬ portunities for realization of that potential. Consequently, the concept of guidance services is dedicated to working co¬ operatively within the total educational program and with other resource agen¬ cies so that each pupil may gain maximum benefit from the educational program offered at Greensboro Dudley Senior High School. 66 Marvin Watkins--Dean of Boys B.S. A T State University M.S. A T State University Mrs. Mae S. Henry--Dean of Girls B.S. AC T State University M.S. Columbia University School Deans and Secretaries “Service Is Our Most Important Product ” Mrs. Rosetta Florence--Secretary Mrs. Inez Smith--Secretary 67 Library and Library Services Mrs. Mary Battle B.S. Bennett College M.S. North Carolina College James R. Jarrell B.S. Winston Sal em Teachers Perdue University A T State University The Library Reaches Out The Library reaches out in many ways--for thinkers who seek fuel to fire their thinking, for hungry brains and idle ones that need satisfaction from the thoughts of others, for new ways to do old things. The depth and height and width of these three dimensions make a thing real. Our library collections represent many points of view, treat many subjects, and suit many tastes. What constitutes good library service?--it is not books alone. It is a complex combination of people and ideas. First, always, are the people: readers who find a new life in books; scholars who seek wisdom in the ideas of others and more accessible to those who need them. The ideas-- the other element in this compound--are not embodied only in type on paper but are found on films and tape and discs as well. It is the reach for what is beyond our placid daily routine, our placid unchallenged think¬ ing, that lifts us to new and greater dimensions of life and thought. Spurred by Jusserand ' s Admonition that ' the future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours; we must plan for times ahead. Our successors will expect this of us as we expected it from our predecessors. And our plans should be based on the faith that together the books, the hardware, the librarian, and the reader will light up the future, as they have illu¬ minated the past. Through modern advances in science and technology, the library has not limited its collection and service to books alone. Such audio-visual media as pictures (clipped from newspapers and magazines), reproduc¬ tions of art masterpieces, slides, filmstrips, motion p icture films, charts, graphs, maps, phonograph records, tape recordings, and trans- parancies are some of the vivid and concrete sharing of people ' s ideas of today. These media are useful to every phase of the school ' s curriculum as well as the extra-curricular activities. They provide knowledge for rec¬ reational and cultural purposes. 69 Mrs. Angeline Smith M.A. Benedict College Further study at University of Minnesota. Mrs. Barbara Wells M.A. Atlanta University Mrs. Luvenia Milling A.B. Talladega College Further study at University of Wisconsin. Stimulated by the intensive work done last year to satisfy the evaluation criteria, the English Depart¬ ment is expanding and improving in several direc¬ tions. During the summer the three teachers work¬ ing with NEA ' s Composition Project at Dudley, were part of an institute in advanced composition at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Aspects of composition tackled in the institute were logic, semantics, and transformational grammar. Among the plus values from the summer ' s experience are a broadening of teacher competency in eliciting more participation in class discussions (a MUST, preced¬ ing each writing assignment) by raising stimulating questions and serving more as a consultant--when called upon--rather than dominating the discussion. Again, aspects of writing are now tackled as such, rather than attempting the fused approach generally used. The new school year has seen the launching of an Honors English Program on all grade levels. These classes involve greater depth and enrichment than are possible in the regular English classes. Though, at present, there is but one section at each leavel, the program, hopefully, will grow and eventually become the feeder to Advanced Placement English, which is a college-level course for stu¬ dents with exceptional ability. Cooperative work between teachers of American literature and of United States History (one teacher in each area) is being done currently and informally. Perhaps bona fide team teaching and a course in the Humanities are in the making. Hopefully, this is so. At any rate, this is a new emphasis in this Department. Finally, several members of the Department are studying innovative techniques being presented as in-service training by North Carolina’s LINC. The study is under the caption Project Change and is being taught by one of North Carolina’s talented young writers, Miss Sylvia Wilkinson. The techniques being projected are of particular worth in achieving a versatility of approach to literature. Mrs. Nelle Coley, Chairman B.S. Bennett M.A. Columbia University M. Ed. Temple University 70 —i Mrs. Rosa T. Yourse A.B. Johnson C. Smith Univ. M.S. New York University Further study Univ. of Pittsburgh Mrs. Inez Steele A.B. Fisk University M.S. A T State Univ. Further study UNC--G Mrs. Vertella Yates A.B. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Further study UNC--G Mrs. Mary Holley A.B. St. Augustine College M.A. A T State University Mrs. Brenda G. Moon A.B. Central Wesley College M.A. UNC--G Miss Jane Boaz B.A. University of North Carolina at Greensboro Mrs. Annie Gillespie A.B. Shaw University M.A. Columbia Univ. Further study Morgan State Col. Mrs. Mary Byrd A.B. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Further study UNC--G 71 Social Studies The social studies department is fortunate to have a well-trained, widely traveled faculty. Basic aims: to aid in developing the attitudes, skills, competencies, and understandings which they believe essential to democratic living and necessary for effective participation in our changing society. Mrs. Jacqueline Williams B.S. M.S. A T State University Gayle M. Poplin B.A. Appalachian State University Mrs. Ida Jenkins B.S. Talladega College M.S. A T State Univ. Further study Univ. Michigan k i i| BIBB! Si M iff « tffZZ jj Yes, I think this will be enough! 72 George Allen A.B. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Further study UNC Mrs. Christina N. Thompson A.B. Knoxville College M.S. A T State University Further study A T State University Marvin Watkins B.S. M.S. A T State University 73 Mathematics Mrs. Mildred Neal B.S. Bennett College M.S. A T State Univ. The Mathematics Curriculum of the Dudley Senior High School is a very vital part of the academic program. The beginning of the fall semester 1968, a total of 776 students or approximately 50 percent of the student body enrolled in some course or courses of mathematics. We, of the Mathematics Department, are pleased to see a growing interest and enthusiasm in mathematics, a field which offers unlimited potentials in this changing world. Mrs. Willie M. Hall A.B. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Further study Univ. of Maine George W. Gant B.S. Shaw Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Further study A T University Mrs. Mamie Turner B.S. Livingstone Col. M.S. N.Y. Univ. Further study A T State 74 Foreign Languages In order to insure better transition from the high school to the college level of language study, the teachers of the Foreign Language Department felt that their first step should be to establish good com¬ munication with as many college professors as pos¬ sible. This led to the description of the general strengths and weaknesses of language students who enter college and the outlining of the specific differ¬ ence of instruction on the college level. Thus, a Mrs. Lois Bailey--Chairman B.A. Spellman College M.A. Atlanta University Further Study Va. State College foundation was laid for better coordination between the high school and college levels of language study. Mrs. Clarece Wilson B.A. ACT State Univ. M.A. AST State Univ. Mrs. Parthenia Grady B.A. North Carolina College Language Inst. Howard U. Mrs. Virginia Griffin B.A. North Carolina College Mrs. Geraldine Spruill B.A. Tennessee State Univ. M.A. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 75 Leon Steele B.S. A T State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. Mrs. Etta Gravely B.S. Howard University M.S. A T State Univ. Science James Houston B.S. Livingston Col. Members of the James B. Dudley Science department believe that sci¬ ence, properly taught, will develop a way of thinking and acting which will lead to exploration, investigation and creativity. Therefore, we strive to help pupils understand the social function of science and to think and act in relation to the implications of science and technology for co- ciety. Basic courses are offered in biology, chemistry and physics, and advanced courses in biology and chemistry. i � 4 -j?- ' vi ' - ‘ ,...•• ' .-- 4 ; .iY • The science building is a common exit as students dash for home at day ' s end. Mrs. Josephine Heughan B.S. Bennett College New York University Howard University A T State University Frederick Quick B.S. Johnson C. Smith M.S. North Carolina College Howard University Cornell University Mrs. Evelyn Robinson B.S. Bennett College North Carolina College A T State University UNC Greensboro Bennie Higgins B.S. Hampton Institute 77 Mrs. Willie B. Mayo B.S. Saint Augustine College M.S. N.C. College Business Education Mrs. Garlinda C. Fields B.S. N.C. College Further Study: ACT State University, Fayetteville State Teachers College Mrs. Ruth G. Forney B.S. A T State University Further Study: A T State University Students become more interested in the advanced levels of skill courses 78 Mrs. Jamesena Watkins B.A. AG T State University Further Study: U.N.C. G Mrs. Anna B. Gamble B.S. Bennett College Further Study: A T State University The Business Education Department at Dudley affords ALL of the students an opportunity to gain basic knowledges, skills, attitudes, understandings, and ap¬ preciations necessary for successful living. In addition, vocational business ed¬ ucation is designed to prepare the students for initial employment in various business establishments. The preparatory business courses offered include: Bookkeeping I, Business Information, Typewriting I, Business Law, Business Economics, Business Math¬ ematics, and Shorthand I. Vocational business courses are: Clerical Office Practice, Cooperative Office Occupations, and Typewriting II. The Cooperative Office Occupations course is the latest addition to the department, and is based on the principle that one learns best to perform by actual contact with the job under competent supervision. The course provides the opportunity to earn while learning, helps to build good citizenship, and develops a sense of personal worth through the acceptance of job responsibilities . Mrs. Mamie D. Gorham B.S, AST State University Further Study: ACT State University Robert Carter B.S. N.C. College Further Study: Indiana University AST State University 79 81 Home Economies Mrs. Alma Evans B.S. Alcorn A M College Further Study: Ohio State Hampton Institute Mrs. Lucille Tapp B.S. N.C. College Further Study: University of N.C. at Greensboro Mrs. Virginia Hodges B.S. Hampton Institute Further Study: U.N.C.G Hampton Institute, UNC--H, A T State University •■■II Iff I wonder if we ' ll be as popular as this forever. The dress? . . . Custom sewing. The window . . . rotten! ! 82 Mrs. Vashti Goodman B.S. ACT State University Home Economics here? Yes, I did it at home! Home Economics Department entertains its co-workers--coffee and doughnuts. Mrs. Henrietta Jeffries B.S. Delaware State College M.S. Pennsylvania State 83 : ■ i mm ' ,v vA Teachers, too, work hard preparing for a day ' s assignment, like Mr. Dorsett here. Vocational Education Vocational Education at Dudley is a balanced program of studies and work experiences that have the common objective of producing competent workers for our industrial society. Its purpose is to develop the skills, abilities, understandings, attitudes, work habits, knowledge and infor¬ mation needed for students who desire to enter employment. The objectives are: 1. To enable the student to become familiar with the language of the trade and the world of work. 2. To develop in each student a measure of skills and knowledge in the use of common tools, machines, materials, products and processes of industry. 3. Fo more effectively meet the needs of industry by providing a source of qualified employees in skilled areas. 4. To aid in the development of an American citizen who is competent economically, socially, emotionally and physically. 84 Warren G. Dorsett B.S. A T State M.S. A T State Edward Greene B.S. Tuskegee Univ. Const. Cert. Tuskegee Henry F. Mebane B.S. A T State M.S. A T State Nelson V. Macomson B.S. A T State University M.S. A T State University Andrew Scales B.S. A T State U. M.S. A T State U. ft I il cVm Lj $ t.y - v WP , ‘ ,1 ; ifa [|;T h tt.il’ C: u ; i v. Mr. Greene gives instruction on Bricklaying fundamentals John O. Bigelow B.S. M.S. A 8 T State University Lonnie Reynolds, Jr. B.S. A T State Univ. Vocational Education W. C. Artis B.S. A T State University Ezelle A. Blair B.S. ACT State Univ. M.S. A T State Univ. M.S. N.C. State Univ. 86 Driver Education Herman Holley B.S. A T State University Highway traffic is the lifeblood of the United States transportation system. When traffic fails to flow smoothly and efficiently, destruction, disfigurement, and death result which affect the lives of every American. The driver is the key to the solution of our traffic problems. Unfortunately, drivers are not as good as they should be. This is especially true of young drivers. Lack of training is the reason many motor vehicle operators do not drive efficiently and safely. Driver Education, then, is essential for making beginners good drivers and experienced drivers more competent. Efficient driving performances will bring about broad social advances and many personal benefits to each of us. It is obvious, therefore, that we all should become more actively concerned with traffic safety. 87 The Air Force Junior Reserve Officers ' Training Corps began its second year of operation at Dudley. Proudly sporting new lookascots of orange, yellow and red, the corps con¬ sists of 122 boys in the sophomore, junior and senior classes. The second year curriculum is tailored to the boy whose ambition includes the desire to engage in the highly technical skills of aviation. Theory of Air¬ craft Flight, Propulsion Systems of Aircraft, Air Navigation and military Aero¬ space are a few of the wild blue yonder subjects offered. Increased extra curric¬ ular activities are contemplated. When the Dudley campus resounds with Off We Go into the Wild Blue Yonder , don ' t be surprised to find a Dudley Cadet preparing to board Apollo 125! Col. Andrew Johnson Jr. B.S. Chief Master Sgt. Walter Bell A T State University United States Air Forces 88 Every young man and woman of today must take a driver education course. Mr. Holley is about to leave the campus for a driving lesson with four pupils. Who sent for the cops? He is parked too close to the building, where is he? I want to give him a ticket. This is my chance for revenge! ! I wonder who turned in the bomb scare?? --These thoughts are racing through Crawford ' s mind now at a mile-a-minute. 89 Music Mrs. Julia Ruth Richmond A.B. North Carolina College M.A. North Carolina College Further Study ACT State University A variety of music courses are offered at Dudley so that students may study, develop music skills collectively and individu ally, and participate in music activities commensurate with their interests, talents, and abilities. There are three levels of singing, two of band, two of guitar, two of General Music, and one of orchestra. Music theory is taught in context with all music courses and studio, and individ¬ ualized instruction is offered daily. Music is an outburst of the soul; it is addressed and should appeal instantly to the soul of the listener. Calvin Harris B.S. Winston-Salem State College Further Study University of North Carolina Patrick Sullivan Specialist Heidelbery University Collins Scott A.B. N.C. College M.A. University of Michigan Further Study University of North Carolina 90 James D. Morgan, Jr. B.S. A T State University University of Pennsylvania Loyola University They will be in symphony some day soon. The talented young men perform for school and community. 9 ! Mr. McKee lends his professional knowledge to Gloria on funda¬ mentals of golf as Wayne poses for the photographer and other future pros look on. William J. Furcron B.S. Hampton Institute M.S. Pennsylvania State University AST State University Mrs. Lois I. Harris B.S. Bennett College M.S. A T State University William Boyers B.S. A T State University Miss Georgene Dye B.S. Hampton Institute M.A. North Carolina College 92 JUNIORS Juniors Loretta Abney Nancy Adger Daniel Alexander Beverly Allen Joyce Allen Leonard Alston Sarah Alston Shelia Alston Dorothy Attaway Andrea Baird Greensboro Youth Council Playmakers celebrate after victory 1 Jp w—if! I v ' 1 ; - LeGrand and Banks check a radio in Electronics Laboratory Sandra Baldwin Doris Banks Michael Banks Franklin Barber Mary Barham Larry Barnhart Kenneth Barnard Claude Barnes Henry Beard Renee - Beasley 95 Ed Magaline Bennett Reginald Booker Charles Bowers Robin Bowers Linda Benton Aronia Bethea Gloria Bingham Nella Black Bynum, are you making future plans? Lamont Bowers Hezekiah Bradley Roger Brice Mary Brooks Bonnie Brown John Boulware 96 Harvey Bush Carol Butler Charles T. Bynum Joyce Burkes Michael Bruner Evangeline Bynum Linda Colson These fellows helped choose Miss AFJROTC Alice Coltrane J. S. A. VMPIC 5AM Earl Caldwell Joyette Conyers Paula Cooper Kenneth Crawford Joyce Crawley Ray Crosby 97 Wanda Crump Ganson Cunningham Cornelia Cunningham Cleveland Cuthbertson Sharon Curley Robert Coleman Ida Ruth Cole Roger Clinard Carol Clemons Donell Clapp Bessie Cason Mack Camack Ellese Chance Danny Chambers Amos Caviness Anne Davis Betty J. Davis John Davis Joseph Davis Pearl Davis 98 Vera Davis Wilbert Davis Linda Dawkins Charles DeBerry Charles Dejournette Anetta Dilworth Robert Dilworth Vickie Dixon Abner Donnell Jacqueline Donnell Debra Ellison LaVerne Ellison Macky Evans James Erwin Faye Farrington 99 Cynthia Ferguson James Garner Consuella Gibson Cheerleaders take charge during basketball time-out. Lillie Gibson Gloria Gilchrist Lillie Gilmer Roderick Gilmer Veronica Feaster Lee Fulton Jacquelyn Florence Marilyn Foust Paul Foust 100 Jean Glover Terry Glover Anita Goodman Linda Graham Roy Graham Norris Greenlee Annette Griffin Stanley Gunthrop Barry Guy Sharon Graves Sumthin Missin 101 Thomas Hamlin Albert Harps Judy Harrelson Deborah Harris Dudley ' s New Athletic Field nears completion. Cordia Harrison ■ « - 4 -- Whatever it is down there certainly doesn ' t compare to up here! Douglas Harvin Paul Harrison Marilyn Hines Wayne Henry Tercolia Hatchett Frances Hawkins Carolyn Hicks Connie Herbin Nathaniel Herring Imelda Hodge 103 Lionel Hodges i Gail Hood Quintin Holloway Annie Hooker Grace Horton Yolietha Howell Mud Slingers! ( Brenda Hughes Henry Johnson Edna Hughes Frank I si ah Brenda Jackson Madelyn Jackson Mary Jackson Willie Jackson 104 Dorothy Johnson Nebraska Johnson Y Dianne, Mae and Gail rest on the sidelines. Wendell Johnson Benjamin Jones Debbie Jones James Johnson Rita Jones 105 Toni Jones Walter Jones Gwendolyn Keels Anson Keith Phargenia Keller Cassandra Kitchen Quiet please, artists (?) at work Gwendolyn Knight Valeria Kornegay Marcua Lamberth Marvin Lamberth Larry Lash 106 Ronald Lee Paula Levette Carrie Lewis Jerry Little Jimmy Leak Michael Love Deborah Lowe Wanda Lowery La Bonnie McAdoo Mary McAllister Ernestine McCain 107 Rodolphus McCoy Beverly McDaniel Harriet McLaughlin James McNair James McNeil Theresa Mark Ronnie Marsh Cornelia Martin Janice Martin Royster Martin Pamela Massey Daniel Matthews Menjamin Mauney Frederick Maxfield Wanda Maxwell John Mayfield Mary Maynor Joyce Melton Denise Miller Nancy Milton Sharon Mobley Rosie Moffitt Alonzo Alvis Moore Montgomery Cecil Moore James Moore Wanda Morris Deloise Moseley Linda Murphy Mamie Neal Justine Newman Maria Nicholson William Norcott Otis Norman Phyllis Norris Betty Owens Reginald Pace Vertie Page Gloria Parker Theresa Parker 109 Bruce Patillo Norman Patterson Charles Pauling Herry Pauling James Pearce Milton Peele Oh!, How I hate dirty steps! ! But ... I surely dig these lads. Charles Pennix Maxine Peoples Carolyn Perry Lawrence Perry Olga Pettiford Raymond Pettiford 110 Regina Petty Edward Phifer Hoyt Phifer Larry Phifer Schwanda Phifer Charles Phillips Sharon Pinson Cathy Poole Patricia Poteat Edna Powell Emma Powell 111 Ricky Pressley Van Price James Pritchett Emily Rankin Fifi Ray Tercolia Reaves Michael Reece Frances Reid Our ultra modern weight machine Up, down, up . . . down . . . oops! Clarence Rhinehart Billy Richards Edna Richmond Robert Reeves Wesley Richmond Trevolia Reaves 112 Reginald Roberson Bobby Roddy Helen Ross Alton Rucker Gwendolyn Scales Lester Seagrove Brenda Sesley Brenda Sharpe Permilla Sharpe Shirley Sharpe Ernestine Shaw Virginia Shepherd 113 Deborah Sheppard Sylvia Sheppard Curtis Shoffner Rita Shuler Ronald Sibley Dyann Simmons Deborah Simpson Lorraine Simms Eric Smith Frederick Smith Joyce Smith Kenneth Smith 114 Robert Smoot William Smith Marneese Smoot Lynette Smith Peter Smith Alma Spaulding U-HA UL RENTAL VAN Load up everybody, we ' re goin ' off campus Roy Springs Anthony Staples Shirley Stroud Charlene Stubbs Harold Summers Deborah Sullivan Ronnie Talton Olivia Tanker 115 Debbie Tarpley Charlene Taylor Thomas Taylor Judy Teague Frances Thomas Deloria Thompson Carl Turman Osby Turman Myron Tynes Bobby Waddell Bonnie Waddell Anthony Waldrum Yvonne Wall Dorothy Johnnie Waston Washington Bobby Weathers 116 Linda Watson Patricia Watts Dianne Webster Paul Webster Ronnie Wells Maudie Whitaker Luther Williams r Sonja Gwen Whitfield Westmoreland Nathaniel Whiteside Christine White Barbarette Williamson Anthony Williamson Matthew Mary Williams Williams Joyce Williams Johnnie Williams Charles Williams Angela Wilson Norma Withrow Bertha Woods Harry Woods Robert Wright Josephine Withers 4 i 1 r mim ! A j yC ' i} L v ln -if Ir F 1 j a v. (jt-f iaHy | l jD V SOPHOMORES ill ; vi « i • M ziszm, Jan Allen Carolyn Allred Julius Alston Reginald Alston Wayne Alston Thomas Altman Madelyn Amaker James Anderson Barbara Anthony Robert Armstrong Robert Attaway Deborah Avery Don Bailey Keith Bailey Veronica Bailey 120 Donald Baker Louella Banks Portia Barnes Olivia Barrett Regina Bass Willie Bass Dewise Baskervill James Beard Donna Belfour Benjamin Curtis Sterlin Bennerman Catherine Bennett Martin Bennett Michael Bennett Raymond Bennett 121 Theodore Benton Marilyn Blount Waymond Blackmon Charles Booker Delores Booker William Booker Dianne Boyd Andrew Bradshaw Audrea Brewer Lina Brewington What? Football in the Gym? Charles Boyd James Britton Anderson Brooks Shelia Brooks Felicia Brower 122 Phillip Brower Franklin Brown Fraun Brown Gastall Brown Rose Brown Willie Brown Donald Bryant Edward Bullard Elizabeth Burch Steve Burkes Beverly Burrell Brenda Burroughs Joseph Burroughs Keith Byers Charles Bynum Arthur Caldwell Jerry Caldwell Marion Canty Beverly Carter Harold Carter Jeanelle Carter Jerome Carter Casey Crawford Ronald Chavis Olander Chissolm Katie Clybern Cynthia Cobb Terrie Cochran Charles Cole Nathaniel Coleman Phyllis Coleman Lennie Conrad Randy Cook Dianne Cooper Edwin Corbitt 123 Janice Cornelius Robin Corpening Shirley Copening Dallas Lee Coppage Harold Cotton Carolyn Curtis Trevonia Cuthebertson Karen Davis Paula Davis Dexter Dawkins Stantley Donnell Tony Donnell Wanda Donnell Bruce Dorsett Franklin Douglas Cynthia Dean Michael Dillard Silvia Dilworth Paulette Donaldson Iris Donnell Gary Douglas Watal Douglas Victor Dove Willie Mae Dudley Robert Dukes Kathy Dulla Jocelyn Duren Marilyn Durham Maxine Durham Suree Durham Alice Dyer Terrie Earl Karen Ellis Linda Erwin Margaret Evans 124 Jesse Everett Larry Exum Winfred Falls Ralph Farrington Valerie Feaster Mark Fields John Fisher Elvin Fleming Yvonne Flowers Gregory Foushee 125 Joseph Freeman Pamela Fruster Debra Fryer Charles Gainey Earline Gainey Elaine Gainey Ronald Gales Richard Gamble John Garner Sandra Garrison James Gavin Carolyn Gilchrist Keith Gilmer Wayne Gilmore Wylie Gilmore 126 Patricia Gladden Forestine Gladney Brenda Glascow Irene Glasper Delbert Glover Gregory Glover Theria Glover LeRoy Goins Saundra Gordon James Graham Panessa Graham Aaron Graves Charles Graves Rufus Graves Patricia Green 127 Warren Greenles Thomas Griffin Gloria Guy Regina Hairston George Haith Michael Hall Stephen Hall Tony Hall Vicky Hall Eva Hammonds 128 Aaron Harwell Ester Hayes Brandon Herring Janice Hester Valentina Hiclman William Hinnant Michael Hinson Clifford Hokett Lois Holcombe Peter Holland Patsy Hooker Maurice Horne Kelvin Hudgens June Hudgens Lorraine Hughes Lavarnder Huntley Margie Huntley Yvonne Isley Mae Helen Isrdel Darryl Jackson Joyce Jackson Robert Jackson Mary James Winifred Jamison Nevada Jarrell Sandra Johnson Alma Jones Anthony Jones Diane Jones Dorothy Jones Elijah Jenkins Virginia Jennings Jerry Jeffries Gregory Johnson James Johnson 129 Evelyn Jones Jerry F. Jones Jerry L. Jones Marjorie Jones Peggy Jones Celestine Jordan Anthony Knight Juanita Kornegay Diane Lambert Winfred Laughlin George Lawrence David Lea Floyd Lea Catherine Leak Elreta Ledwell Henry Lewis Morris Lewis Rhonda Lindsay Reggie Little Betty Livingstone Laura Livingstone Robert Livingstone Joyce Lofton Joseph Long John Lowe Isaac Luther James Lyles Mary McCauley Atonia McClary Ernestine McClary Laetitia McClenton Clifton McClurkin Carolyn McCollum Caretta McCoy Albert McCray 130 Ervin McCray Morris McCray Patricia McDaniel Malcolm McDuffie Linda McGibbony Alice McGowan Madie Mclver Larry McKeller Gary McKinney Dan McKinnon Theresa, Mildred, and Beverly compare yearbook for ideas as Mr. Poplin looks on Hoseanna McLean Michael McLean Ralph McLeod Kermit McMasters Deborah McMurry 131 Dewitt McNair Joseph McNair Larry McNeil Frankie Mack Pamela McAdoo Marcia Malone Isadore Morrow Blorasdene Marsh Donald Martin Patricia Martin Stephen Martin Nathaniel Matthews Kathey Maxwell James Maynard Ava Me ache m 132 Maderia Meadows Albert Means Shirley Mebane Wyette Miller Brenda Miller Vanessa Milton Sherrie Mitchell Daniel Morehead Leevone Morehead Yvonne Morehead Phyllis Montgomery Fernando Moone Aubrey Montgomery Bowanna Morgan Richard Moore 133 Linda Moore Kathy Moore Gertie Moore Barbara Moore Gwendolyn Morrison Betty Murray Alton Murrell Milton Murrell Cynthia Neal Linda Neal Service coming up! Joseph Nelson Sanders Nesmith Perry Nichols Reginald Noble Velma Noble 134 Donnie Oakes Lisa Ogesby William Pace Jacob Parnell John Pauling Pamela Petty Omega Phifer Walter Pinson Marshall Poole Lorraine Porter Edwin Pennick William Pennick David Perrin Michael Pettaway Doris Pettiford Michael Poteat Douglas Powell Lynn Price Romeo Raleigh Carolyn Rankins Barbara Ray Mary Reaves Ethel Redfearn Ojetta Reeder Belinda Reid Kathy Reid Deborah Reives Linda Reynolds David Richardson James Richardson Patricia Richmond Steve Roberson Jacqueline Robinson Bernadine Rogers William Roseboro 135 Priscilla Rorie Dwight Ross Felicia Ross Kathy Rouson David Rozier Alma Rucker Ethel Ruffin Lloyd Russell Richard Russell Robert Russell Isaac Salters Harold Seegars Robert Sellars Jimmie Seymour Rosalyn Shaw Carolyn Smith Clyde Smith Dorra Smith Eric Smith Glenda Smith Barbara Shepard Peggy Side Margeret Simmons Roy Simms Shelia Simpson Herry Smith John Smith Lamart Smith Michael Smith Randy Smith Wayne Smooth Paul Springs Michael Spinks Pamela Spinks Profandro Stephens 136 Howard Stewart Wanda Stewart Kenneth Stimpson Ronald Stimpson George Stover Ronnie Surgeon Jeffery Surratt Sandra Tapp Steven Tate Horace Terry Registration begins here. Geraldine Thomas Richard Thomas Evelyn Thompson Faye Thompson Julius Thompson r 137 Mary Thompson Winfred Thrope Sharon Timmons Stephanie Tonkins Barbara Townsend Gardenia Townsend Marlene Townsend Alfred Troxler Ralph Turner Ray Turner James Vample Reginald Vample Kathy Vincent Eunice Vinson William Waddell 138 James Walden William Wall Alphonzo Walls Larry Wallington Walter Walker Wilbert Walker Synthia Watkins Willette Watson George Washington Barbara Waters Delores Wheless Edryan Wiggins Cindy Winchester Danita Winchester Lydia Winchester 139 Barbara White Darryl Whiteside James White Kenneth White Mimi Whitner Sharon Whitsett Victor Whitworth Cynthia Williams Frederica Williams John Wynn Okay now, snap the ball on pop . Juanita Wright John Wright Gwendolyn Williamson Juanita Williams Denise Williams 140 Marinda Williams Richard Williams Raymond Williams Larry Willis Edna Wilkins Patricia Womack Maurice Woods Mark Woods Betty Young Charles Young Deborah Young Gloria Young Reginald Yourse Linkin Craig Victoria Sloan 141 Look Alikes—Two Sets of Twins It is no wonder that teachers have such a difficult time learning their pupils, Here are two pairs of typical examples: RICHARD and ROBERT, TERCOLIA and TER- VOLIA. Over half of the present student body still has trouble distinguishing between the two young men here who are identical twins. You take a look now. Can you tell the difference? Oops and A hs and ‘ ‘ Don ' ts ' ’ 1. Mr. Boyers caught behind the cage describing a situation. 2. What do you want in here? Mrs. Holley wants to know of the photo man. 3. Miss Dye thought the photographer was fixing to take the picture before she got the dance group ready . . . He did. 4. Now, do you still wonder what happens when the professor steps out of the room for a smoke, cup of coffee, or even something more urgent? 144 ORGANIZATIONS oBBL m V ; MW % ■ 9 ' Vocational Industrial Chibs of America CLUBS or DUDLEYS UPON MY HONOR, I Pledge: 1. To prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice to become a worker whose services will be recognized as honorable by my employer and fellow workers, 2. To base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service, 3. To honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring repute to myself, 4. And further, to spare no effort in upholding the ideals of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America.” The club meets periodically to provide opportunities for the members to partici¬ pate in educational, social recreational, and vocational activities . These activities aid in stimulating proper attitudes and developing those behavior patterns vital to a good citizen. 147 French National Honor Society OFFICERS President--Dorothy Rhodes Vice President-Sec.--Mae Al ice Douglas Treasurer--Helen Geater Program Chairman--Myrtle Barrett The purpose of La Societe Honoraire de Frangais is to promote culture, to stimu¬ late the mind, to instill an interest in the French language and culture, and to bring students with superior skill in French closer to the French language. 148 The French Club Planning Committee 149 Spanish National Honor Society Debating Society 150 Future Homemakers oj America Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The national organization is composed of chartered state associa¬ tions which are made up of local chapters. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals im¬ prove personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Any student who is enrolled or has been previously enrolled in a home economics class at a junior or senior high school is eligible for membership in any affiliated chapter. 151 Student Council Student Council Officers 152 The School Spirit Committee Who are the students that keep alive strains of victory, which spur the Mighty Panthers on? The members of the School Spirit Committee, of course. A subcommittee of the Youth Recreation Council, the S.S.C. is one of the newest and most together or¬ ganizations to make the scene at Dudley High School this year. Its members are students who have an active interest and a sense of loyalty for their school in all its endeavors, especially in the field of athletics. The main objective of the S.S.C. is to stimulate the development of proper school spirit among Dudleyites. Members of the club make posters which are distributed throughout the school before the games in an effort to increase moral support for oui teams and thus encourage Dudleyites to attend the games. Officers Claude Barnes--President Daniel Alexander--Vice President Secretary--Cassandra Kitchen Treasurer--Harriet McLaughlin 153 A VA Club Bus Drivers 154 Fire Patrols Fire Patrols Our Fire Patrol Force ' s purpose is to detect all fire hazards and to help protect the welfare of the student body. The Force ' s chief functions are to make certain, that all exits are not locked or blocked; to have monthly inspections of the school, to plan two fire drills per-month; and to report all fire hazards on campus, to the proper authorities . Officers Sec. L. Clapp, Chief: John Guy, Lt. Gregory Johnson, Paul Bethel. 155 Barbara Thornhill, Miss Optimist Octagon, and Leonard Lassister, President, proudly carry the organization ' s banner as the members strive to reach higher heights. 156 American Red Cross Youth Board Evelyn Rochelle President Melinda Pennix Vice President Cathy Poole Secretary Mae Alice Douglas Treasurer 157 Dudley Marshals and Officers 158 The Dudley Marshals might well adopt President Nixon ' s slogan, Forward, together , for we are together in grooming, together in attire, together in punctuality, and together in courtesy. With all of these assets we strive to make everyone feel at home when he comes to Dudley for the enjoyment of our cultural programs. We have but one regret these days: It is that we are not kept busy enough. Since we are so good at our job, we appeal to the Dudley family to allow us to use our expertise by having more gatherings requiring our service. 159 The Dudley Thespians The Thespians have an undying love and devotion to the theatre. Their work in drama helps them grow in poise, self- confidence, and in self-realization. The Thespians work hard, spend long hours in rehearsal, and try to give their best in performances for the student body and the community. They contrib¬ ute much to the life of the school, and in doing so, find their work most re¬ warding and stimulating. The club ' s goal is to stimulate potential artists and to serve others through the members ' talents in that field. 160 The Panther ' s Claw Staff WON FIRST PLACE AT THE PHOTO¬ JOURNALISM WORKSHOP Editor. Co-Editor. News Editor .... Make-up Editor . . . Fashion Editor . . . Proofreaders . . . . Circulation Manager Exchange Editor . . Business Manager . Typists. Sports Editor . . . Photographer. . . . Cartoonists. Reporters. Advisor . .Janice Moore .Catherine McMillian .James Lewis .Charlene Ross .Gwendolyn Davis .Linda Compton, Diane Johnson .Christopher Jeffries .Billie Weathers .Margaret Williams .Wanda Morris, Linda Tatum Myrtle Barrett, Valerie Phillips .Joseph Herring, Reggie Little .Kenneth Barnard .George Jamison, James Staples Diane Coleman, Curtis Tillery, Gloria Mattews Linda Robinson, Maedee Freeman .Mrs. L. C. Milling Greensboro Youth Council Members Greensboro Youth Council Councilmen 162 Cooperative Office Training Co-operative Office Occupations Co-operative Office Occupations is a new vocational course offered to Dudley this year. The Coordinator of the program is Mrs. Jamesena D. Watkins. The purpose of COO is to give those students interested in office occupations an opportunity and the experience of working in offices. Employers co-operate with the school and the students in providing supervised training in preparation for secretarial and general office careers. The students are paid minimum salaries while they are learning. The PREREQUISITES for enrolling in COO are: 1. The students must be 16 years of age or over. 2. The students should have at least one year of typing. 3. The students should possess a career interest in the office occupations field with willingness and aptitude for studying the related skills. 163 The Panthers Library Club Administrative Office Staff 164 The Art Club The Science Club 165 The Junior Jaycettes ip iii The Junior Jaycettes is a service club under the auspices of the Greensboro Jaycettes, who attempt to render their necessary services to the school, when¬ ever needed. Members Include: Sydney Avent, Vice President; Deborah Graves; Dorrie Howell; Secretary: Frances McHair, Project Chairman; Gloria Poteat; Gwendolyn Carter, Senior Director; Mae Alice Douglas; Judy James; Cassandra Lowe, Pres¬ ident; Barbara Lyles, Corresponding Secretary; Cheryl Staples; Barbara Thorn¬ hill, Treasurer; Aurles Wiggins. Anita Goodman; Tervolia Reaves; Angela Wilson; Jacqueline Donnell; Consuella Gibson; Imelda Hodge, Chaplain; Yoleeta Howell; Harriet McLaughlin; Cathy Poole; Fifi Ray; Tercolin Reaves; Norma Withrow, Junior Director. Terrie Cochran; Cynthia Cobb; Karen Davis; Linda Erwin; Ava Meachum; Phyl¬ lis Montgomery; Bowanna Morgan; Doris Pettiford; Tony Porter; Bettye Young, Sophomore Director. The Junior Jaycettes Industrial Cooperative Training Pi f- j, . V f gr 01 ifjwBy j T P ' : , d - ‘ m M The purposes of the Industrial Cooperative Training program are to provide work experience education for high school students primarily terminal in nature in which the school and industries cooperate in giving the desired training and to offer vocational training in specialized areas in which only a few are needed annually or in areas that are not feasible for the school to establish school shops for training. The program definitely aids the students in selecting his vocation and in pre¬ paring him for employment by providing him with occupational information, guidance, on-the-job training. 168 National Honor Society Reginald Greene President Mrs. Rosa T. Yourse Advisor 169 Dudley Dance Group and Managers 170 Officers: Patricia Nance, President Paulette Manning, Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Calloway, Vice President Adviser: Mrs. Willie B. Mayo ommercial 172 i m i [j |i ym K ' , ; The Health Career Club is an organization at Dudley designed to bring those persons interested in some career in the phase of Health together so that they might explore and exchange their ideas. The advisor of the organization is James Houston, with Mrs. Etta Gravely as co-advisor. Members of the organization are: (President . . . Patricia Nance) P. Car¬ penter, C. Foust, M. Gibbs, R. Gillion, R. Gilmer, C. Johnson, P. McAlpine, C. Martin, E. Rochelle, C. Martin, D. Smith, and J. Bowers. 173 The Mixed Chorus 174 Mixed Chorus Caught in Action The Dudley Choral Society is an outstanding course activity in the school. Each year it attracts over one hundred students whose basic interest is singing for enjoyment, and learning music for a definite purpose. The society consists of Mixed Choruses, Boys ' Chorus, and Girls ' Chorus. These performing groups are constantly busy with building repertoire and work¬ ing out stage programs. Among the varied performances are: The Thanksgiving Program, The Christmas Program, The Concert, The City-Wide Choral Festi¬ val, and some solo and small ensemble work. Many of Dudley ' s Choral Society students have pursued music as a profes¬ sion and have found employment in various schools, colleges and universities as well as in the v ocal jazz profession. 175 The Girl ' s Chorus 176 The Brasswinds The Band at Coronation Time 177 All Girl ' s Band Ensemble Dudley ' s String Orchestra Our Lovely Pantherettes The Majorettes 179 The Dudley High School Marching Band The Dudley Jazz Band The Guitar Band Guitar Band, a new course added to the music curriculum this year, has proven to be a very popular course with the students. They have been plucking strings for a long time, now, they have found that there is a classical way of plucking. 182 These Cheerleaders Keep Our Spirits High ■« ' nfcbs iv� i a We Provide the Pep at Games 183 The Pantherettes is the first of its kind at Dudley. Their performances techniques are unusual and completely original. The group this year is cap¬ tained by Loretta Haith with Claudette Bass and Deborah Graves serving as co¬ captains. The Pantherette repertoire includes brilliant military numbers, Con¬ temporary dance production numbers, precision dance routines and novelty pro duction numbers. 184 The purpose of Pantherettes is to provide wholesome activity and companion¬ ship for the members, to perform precision marching and dancing routines at football games, and to set high standards of character and behavior for the stu¬ dents at Dudley. The Pantherettes are famous for the perfection and group pre¬ cision which they strive to attain for every performance. Each girl attempts to fulfill the Pantherette slogan: Perfection in Performance Reflects Perfections in Living. 185 Pep Bands One , Two Three 186 Girls Athletic Association Executive Committee 1 k Club Members 187 Panther s Varsity Club 188 Thespians Present “On Borrowed Time ' ' 189 Safety Patrol The objectives of the Safety Patrols are to preserve order and to aid in keeping smooth traffic in the halls. Qualifications for being a patrol are neat appearance, courtesy, promptness, good judgement, and a good recommendation from a teacher. The patrols are assisted by the monitors, whose job is to keep the halls quiet during class hours. The chief of the Safety is Reginald Greene. The advisor of the force is Marvin H. Watkins. 191 A Flight (seniors). Left to right--FRONT CENTER, Cadet Lt Col Thomas Murphy, cadet commander, FRONT RIGHT, Cadet Captain Kim Poe, flight commander, FRONT RANK: Cdt 1 Lt Regionald Reazer, guidon bearer, Cdt 1 Lt Glen Williamson, flight guide, Cdt 2 Lt James Lewis, asst squad leader, Cdt Capt Ceasar Banks, drill team commander, Cdt Capt William Foust, color guard commander, Cdt Capt Norman Wrenn, B flight com¬ mander, Cdt 1 Lt Johnny Lee, flight Lt, Cdt Maj John Guy, executive officer, Cdt Maj Joseph Herring, informa¬ tion officer. CENTER RANK: Cdt 2 Lt Charles Maynard, squad leader, Cdt 2 Lt George Jamison, asst squad leader, Cdt Capt Donald Winchester, D flight commander, Cdt 1 Lt Derry Morivian, color officer, Cdt TSgt. Curtis Bryant, personnel tech., Cdt Capt Phillip Wrenn, C flight commander, Cdt Maj Ronald Gillon, operations officer. REAR RANK: Cdt 2 Lt Joe Foushee, squad leader, Cdt 2 Lt Anthony Banks, asst squad leader, Cdt TSgt Clifton Johnson, information tech., Cdt TS gt James Rice, operations tech., Cdt 2 Lt Rickey Smith, asst flight leader, Cdt Maj Leonard Lassiter, administrative officer, Cdt MSgt Kenneth Tapp, cadet 1st Sgt. All of the commanders, especially the cadet commander, has a great deal of authority over the other cadets in so far as seeing to it that they follow orders and in general, stay shaped up. The executive officer works close with and advises the cadet commander on related AFJROTC matters. The administrative officer, information officer, and operations officer all coordinate their respective functions with the executive officer and cadet commander. The cadet first sergeant acts in the capacity of a go between from the cadet commander and other cadets. Cadet officers and MCOs are selected primarily on their leadership abilities and potentials as Air Force officers. 192 B Flight: Daneil Alexander, Michael Banks, Franklin Barber, Hezikah Bradley, Mack Womack, Robert Coleman, Ray Crosby, Wilbert Davis, Barry Guy, Wendell Johnson, Richard Lee, Floyd Parker, Bruce Patillo, James Pearce, Curtis Shoffner, Mathew Williams, Robert Wright, (not shown) David Banks, Charles Bowers, Thomas Brittan, Richard Jordan, Rickey Presley, Van Price, William Smith, Harold Smith. Flight Commander, Cadet Captain Phillip Wrenn, front right. This flight consists of juniors (11 graders) except the commander who is assigned from A Flight. 193 C Flight: Kenneth Barnard, Joseph Davis, Edgar Douglas, Roy Graham, Connie Herbin, Ernest Hill, William Jennings, Dell- wyn Johnson, Ronald Lee, Royster Martin, Reginald Pace, Melton Peele, William Phifer, Michael Reece, Billy Richard, Frederick Smith, Eric Smith, Larry Chisholm, Ronnie Marsh, (not shown): Earl Caldwell, Bosaye Jeffries, James Johnson, Raymond Pettiford, Myron Tynes, Roger Clinard. These cadets are all juniors (11 graders) except Cadet Captain Norman Wrenn, a senior assigned from A Flight. Cadet Captain Wrenn, right front, is flight commander. 194 D Flight: Four months after being uniformed, several of these cadets were put in responsible positions. Cadet Sgt. Anthony Jones--flight leader, Cdt. A1C Adrian Bingham--guidon bearer, Cdt. A1C Mark Fields--squad leader, Cdt. A1C idenry Lewis--squad leader, Cdt. A1C Richard Williams--squad leader, and Cdt. AB Julius Alston--junior color bearer. Cadet Captain Donald Winchester, front right is flight commander. Cadet Captain Winchester is assigned from A flight. 195 - ' 5 ' ' , Leonard Lassiter Cdt. Major Admin. Officer Head Shed Top Brass Thomas Murphy Cdt. Lt. Col. Commander Joseph Herring Ronald Gillon John Guy Cdt. Major Cdt. Major Cdt. Major Info. Officer Ops. Officer Exec. Officer 196 The AFJROTC Precision Drill Team: Cadet captain Ceasar Banks--commander second from the right. These cadets have performed at public parades and ceremonies on several occasions with great enthusiasm on their part and have been well received by the public. Left to right. Front rank, William Phifer, Rickey Smith, Robert Coleman, Richard Lea, Roger Clinard, Hezekiah Bradley. Second rank, James Johnson, James Lewis, Eric Smith, Wilbert Davis, Floyd Parker, Royster Mar¬ tin, Daniel Alexander, Cadet Capt. Ceasar Banks (commander), Frederick Smith (guidon bearer). Rear rank, Michael Banks, James Pearce, Curtis Shoffner, William Smith, Kevan Tynes, Billy Richard. 197 Teamwork makes the job simpler. Here Phyllis Spinks, with Valerie Feaster ' s assistance, check uniforms for size tags before Cadets re¬ ceive them. 198 Cadets must have two series of uniforms each year. Below Phyllis makes certain that each cadet shirt is arranged according to size and length. These Summer Khaki shirts have been put aside for the winter. Phyllis, like several others who do volunteer work in AFJROTC, works with CMSgt. Walter Bell, retired. Her duties in¬ clude typing, bookkeeping and sorting. Other girls who work in this department are Gwendolyn Warren, Carolyn Curtis Deloris Thompson, and Evelyn Williams. Top Brass on Campus AFJROTC and the cadets on the campus were honored to have two distinguished servicemen visit them this year. Supposedly on a routine inspection tour the visitors gave high praise to Colonel Johnson and Sergeant Bell for the progress made with the AFJROTC unit stationed here at Good ol Dudley High . Pictured above are Col. Johnson, principal Franklin J. Brown, Colonel Rivers, Miss AFJROTC Ressie Guy, Master Sergeant Gamble, and Cadet Lt. Col. Thomas Murphy. Colonel Rivers and Sergeant Gamble are stationed at AFROTC headquarters, Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama. 200 Yearbook Photographers Clifton Johnson Phillip McAlphin No Yearbook can be complete without the services of photographers. But this year the Panther has more than just photographers, they were professionals, at least they seemed professional. The quality of their work can be seen on every page. Our grat itude to them. Never have we had such efficient men who got pleasure from working with the staff of The Dudley Panther. Not only did they take the pictures, but they de¬ veloped, printed and enlarged every picture on their own time and in the school dark¬ room . Of course, they began as rank amateurs. Colonel Andrew Johnson ' s guiding hand and constant probing and his superb equipment contributed heavily toward their suc¬ cess . 201 tip tl - i My m 1 f Aj| ' Teenage Night at the Barn Provides Wholesome Entertainment for Everyone. 202 FA VO RITES Miss Dudley High 1969 Gwendolyn Carter The Life oj a Queen Is Exeiting ■ She Poses with the Principal After Program. She Sits in Nervous Anticipation wun diuaeni Council President 20 5 A Q a een ' s L ife Is Versa t ile 206 r irrf r-frrf r rriTf r-nrrf r—nrrf r-mr rr.jrrf paur?. r � nr I—rry ' r—nr i—r r C I ' Gosh! Gee, an Evening Gown and a Train Too- —’— — k [ She Is an Excellent Cook. Her Eat her Said. 207 wy‘T nvrri ■� � � :§ mm Mamie Perkins Miss Homecoming Queen 208 imam - s fQ ' t jt£r„ -; Misses Norma Withrow, Cora Martin, Mamie Perkins, Debra McCray and Gwen¬ dolyn Carter. These beauties were the center of attraction at this year’s homecoming contest. They posed here on the campus before moving on to the stadium for the evening ' s foot¬ ball contest between the Mighty Panthers and the Atkins Camels of Winston Salem, N.C. We lost the contest but we gained in loyalty and sportsmanship. 209 Miss AFJROTC 1969 Miss R. Reesie Guy If anyone doubts the ability of young cadets to see and recognize beauty when they see it, need only to look at their choice for Miss AFJROTC 1969 style. Pictured here is Miss Roy Ressie Guy, senior, a beauty indeed. School life is just wonderful, she thinks. Her ambition is to be of some worthy service to her fellow man. Thank you so much, you wonderful cadets, for this splendid honor. I cannot pay you money for this honor, but I can promise you I will hold fast to your traditions and honors forever. ” 210 ipitsi iisKSwSJI . , ' jr•� j y-m M SH A m Mod Girl 1969 211 Miss Patron 1969 First Place Winner in 1968 with $67. Miss Barbara Summers First Place Winner in 1969 with $98 Congratulations are in order for Miss Barbara Summers, Dudley ' s 1969 edition of Miss Patron. She broke all previous records of contestants by reporting almost $100 to prove her Loyalty and Love for Greensboro Dudley Senior High School. Pity we have no other females with such vibrant aspirations and undying love for a school that will remain in their memories for an eternity. ... Foundations built, our lives will forge ahead . . . On love and kindness have our young souls fed. Strength of our life . . . 212 Mr. Patron 1969 First Place Winner in 1968 with $53 Norman Wrenn First Place Winner in 1969 with $1J 5 One cannot help but admire this young man--Norman Wrenn. For the second time in as many years, he has come up with top honors among young men for the coveted title of Mr. Patron of 1969. Thank you, Norman. Your contribution of $115 is a tre¬ mendous task as well as a gigantic contribution to the Yearbook. Would you believe that most of his soliciting was done by himself? You see, his aunt--who is pictured on the next page--also made her contribution to the cause. It is with pleasure that we continue the words of our alma mater for this dedicated man-- ' ' Be thou our light in all the years to come . . . Our Dudley High, we ' ll ever praise and love thee. Success ahead ... 213 Mrs. Patron 1969 Mrs. Catherine Surgeon Mrs. Surgeon, you have been chosen as Mrs. Patron of 1969 be¬ cause you found time among your many many chores to solicit patrons for Our Dudley High. In doing so you demonstrated your love for a wonderful school. That $96 you col¬ lected for us was exceeded only by two other persons in the whole school. One of those who beat you was your own kin. So you have rea¬ son to be doubly proud of your con¬ tribution. We will always love and cherish you whenever and wherever you go. Pity that there are not thousands like you. As our alma mater says: Deep thoughts of love, we ' ll always have for you . . . we ' ll ever praise and love thee ... Frances McNair Frances competed in the city-wide campaign for Greensboro ' s Junior Miss Pageant and came off with the position of first runner up. Congratulations, Frances, on this high honor. 215 Jiyp i � 1 SjiZ M M Brice Smith, 1968 graduate, receives the coveted 1968 Citizenship award from Franklin J. Brown, principal. One such person is awarded this honor annually. They c ic chosen by the students of the school and recognized in April or May each year. 216 Really Caught in the Act 217 Male Student Attends Governor s School - ' - L X 1 l S dp. 1 % Wayne Henry Wayne is the first male sophomore at Dudley to be selected to attend the famous Governor ' s School in Winston Salem in 1968. 218 Football—Basketball Baseball—Track Field Wrestling — Tennis—Golf 219 co O 0 A thletics W. J. Furcron—Athletic Director The athletic staff extends thanks and appreciation to the many patrons of our ath¬ letic 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 in¬ terest, 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 ap¬ preciation for academic excellency. 220 THE COACHES AND THEIR POSITIONS: KNEELING; is Mr. Furcron (Head Coach). STAND¬ ING from left to right; Mr. Boyers (Wrestling and Track), Mr. McKee (Basketball and Golf), Mr. Swann (J.V. Bas¬ ketball), Mr. Whites (Baseball). 221 MEMBERS ARE: from left to right, 1st ROW, Perry Nichols, John Davis, Hoyte Phifer, Elbert Tonkins, Edwin Corbitt, Calvin Miller, William Phifer, John Guy, Claude Patterson, Connie Herbin, 2nd ROW, Henry Lewis, Solomon Crawford, James Johnson, Rody McCoy, Ronald Talton, Larry McNeil, Kim Poe, Roger Brice, William Williams, 3rd ROW, Reginald Greene, Reginald Little, Leonard Smith, Joe Davis, Wayne Caldwell. Dudley High School ' s 1968-69 football team faced a hard schedule with many inex¬ perienced players at important positions . Edwin Maniac Corbett was the only re¬ turning letterman. The team played spirited ball but was hurt by more experienced clubs. They posted a 1 and 8 record. Such juniors and sophomores as James Johnson, Rody McCoy, William Phifer, Ray Pettiford, Edwin Corbett, and Joe and John Davis will form the nucleus for next year ' s team. Calvin Miller and John Duck” Guy were senior performers honored during the season. Guy won the Golden Helmet award for his outstanding play at of - fensive end, place-kicking, and defensive halfback. Calvin Miller was named to the All-City team at guard position. He was named defensive captain. Although the Panthers were unable to retain the championship of the Central 4-A, they seem to be loaded for next year ' s gridiron season. Scorecard Opponent Dudley Hillside 12 0 W. Charlotte 7 14 Wilson -- Grimsley -- -- High Point 21 0 W. Williams 21 9 Atkins 46 6 Page 27 0 B. L . Smith 19 0 222 MEMBERS ARE: Offensive Unit: from left to right, Perry Nichols, John Davis, Hoyte Phifer, Connie Her- bin, Claude Patterson, Elbert Tonkins, and Ronals Taltum. MEMBERS ARE: Defensive Unit: from left to right, Joe Davis, William Phifer, Reginald Greene, Larry McNeil, James Johnson, Claude Patterson, Calvin Miller, Raymond Pettiford, William Williams, and Solomon Crawford. 223 Dudley Stars ' Stick ' and Golf Ball f yf One k Kl s ' H Oz Pulls in One Shoot It to Him Duck Stop ’Em Defense- Rock ’Em to Him Duck You Just Can’t Get A wav 225 Coach Explains Details to Team Outstanding Cagers FG Made 48 FT Made 33 FT Attempted 48 Average 10 pts. Kenneth Tapp 6-0 ft. Guard FG Made 25 FT Made 13 FT Attempted 22 Average 9 pts. (7 games played) Lawrence Williams 6-2 ft. Forward 226 tjisifni Basketball Team left to right 1st ROW: Waldo Martin, Raymond Pettiford, 2nd ROW: Lawrence Williams, Ron¬ ald Lee, John Guy, Kenneth Tapp, Joey Herring, 3rd ROW: Delweyn Johnson, Larry Phifer, Joe Graves, Reginald Austin, 4th ROW: Franklin Douglas, Wayne Henry and Joe Frushee. Basketball Dudley ' s basketball has so far posted a 2--9 record this year as they enter a rebuilding stage. Seniors dominated last year ' s team so that this is the first year of actual competition for such standouts as Kenny Tapp and Lawrence Williams. Kenny Tapp has had the most productive sea¬ son as he clipped the nets for 23 points against Parkland. Lawerence Williams had a high of 20 against Hillside. Williams is also the leading re- bounder. 227 There’s No Rebound Fellars Look’s Easy Doesn’t It Scorecard Hillside 70--55 Dudley 66--59 J. Sellars 64--72 63--74 Atkins 77--95 48--79 Parkland 50--71 47--68 Central 66 53 Come on Fella—Lay Off ' 228 Oz Eyes for Two Baseball Baseball Players from left to right, FRONT ROW: John Guy, Larry Boone, Raymond Pettiford, Garry Russell, SEC¬ OND ROW: Anthony Waldrum, Garcia Howard, Earl Caldwell, Reginald Booker, Claude Patterson, Ronnie Willie, THIRD ROW: Joseph Herring, Micheal Hall, Joseph Davis, Roger Brice, Abner Donnell, Gerald Johnson, Manager. Coaches: Alton Swan, William H. Whites. Baseball As the Panther Baseball team changed conferences the going got a little rough for the team. This Year ' s edition of heavy batters and sticky gloves seems to be impres¬ sive . Back to continue their attacks on the diamonds are Claude Boone, last year ' s At¬ torney H. Frye MVP award winner, Garry Russell (pitcher 4 won 3 lost), Reginald Smith (outfielder), Reginald Booker (shortstop) Abner Donnell (2nd baseman) and Gar¬ cia Howard (pitcher). 229 The Dudley Wrestling Team is showing great improvement over last year’s team. We have a potential sectional champ in Ricky Smith the team captain. With the help of this year’s Sophomores and Juniors our record will improve next year . Ricky Smith Dudley ' s main hope in the re¬ gional ' s and possibly the State. Posting a record so far of 8 wins and 11 losses. Ray Crosby is a Ju¬ nior contender. He posted a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. He ' s a possible letterman. 230 Track 100 Yard Dash 880 Relay Team The Track Team, which will definitely show the loss of Speedy Jimmy Smith, seems to be making a strong effort to go all the way this year. R eturning are Lawrence Williams in the low hurdles and a member of the 880 relay team. Along with Williams will be Ray Crosby and Alton Rogers in the 440 quarter mile which will add to the strength of the team. In addition with these speed¬ sters will be Connie Herbin and Larry Patterson in the 100-200 yard dashes . Quarter Milers Milers 231 Pro Style—Eh Stick Elurdler The Ole Pro—Jim Smith 232 On Your Mark Girls Win City Honors in Track Field Golf Team The Dudley Golf Team un¬ der the direction of J . A . Me - Kee and H . W. Holley per - formed quite competitively for their third year of Cen¬ tral Four-A conference. We had one player to go to the state (even though he was un¬ placed) to return this year. Again this year the lack of Golf enthusiasm seems to be the problem. Golf Tearn--Left to right, Mr. McKee, Joe Meadows, and Mr. Holley. Tennis Team--SITTING; Kim Poe, STANDING left to right, Waldo Martin, Leonard Lassiter, Mr. Higgins (coach) Lionel Hod¬ ges, George Bridges. Tennis Team The Tennis Team now in their 2nd year of competition seems to be coming along with a lot of improvement. This year Waldo Martin and Kim Poe will be fighting for the number one position. The only problem with this years team is the lack of experience. 234 -BanKIW tit- Patrons Ackms, Mrs. Doris Adams, Miss A, Faye Adams, Mrs. Amanda Adams, Mr. Billy Aikens, Mrs. Mary Aldridge, Mr. Roy Alexander, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. Daniel Alexander, Mrs. Phyllis Alexander, Mrs. Sabina Allen, Miss Betty jo Allen, Mrs. Christine Allen, Mrs. Dorothy Allen, Mr. Frank Allen, Mr. George Allen, Miss Rosemary Allen, Mr. Solomon Allison, Mr. £ Mrs. Alrnon, Miss Petty Alston, Mrs. Charolette Alston, Mr. David Alston, Mr. Harvey Amaker, Mrs. Joyce Amick, Mrs. Pauline Amos, Col. Robert F. Anderson, Dr. Charles W. Anderson, Mrs. Gladys Anderson, Mr, Howard Anderson, Mr. John Henry Anderson, Miss June Andrews, Mrs. Lenora Armfield, Mr. £ Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Mrs. Gladys Artis, Mr. £ Mrs. Fred Attaway, Mrs. Dora Attaway, Mrs. Josie Atwater, Mr. C. A. Austin, Mrs. Beatrice Authur, Miss Dorothy Avenb, Miss Cheryl Avant, Mrs. Doris Avenb, Mr. £ Mrs. W. L. Avery, Mr. Bruce Avery, Mr. Mrs. Thomas Ave, Mrs. Kattie Aye, Mr. Willie Bailey, Mrs. Alice Bailey, Mrs. j. Bailey, Mrs. Pamela Ball, Mr. John Banks, Mrs. Pattie Barden, Mr. Theodore Barfield, Miss Sandra Barham, Mr. £ Mrs. Frank Barham, Mr. John Barham, Mrs. Loretta ' Barksdale, Mr. Terry Barnes, 1 . M. H. Barnwell, Mr. Thomas Bavnum, Mrs. Lucille Barrett, Mr. Lester Bartel!, Mrs, Evelyn Baskin, Mr. Dewitt Bass, Miss Brenda ' j: T Bass, Mrs. Emma Bass, Mrs. ' Esther Bass, Mrs. Mary Bates, Mr. Herman 905 East Market—203 Beech Phone 273-8293 (919) HARGETT FUNERAL SERVICE Where Sympathy Expresses Itself Through Sincere Service Greensboro, North Carolina 27401 EAST SIDE GROCERY 1939 East Market Telephone 272-9360 MOORE MUSIC CO. Pianos—Organs—Instruments 615 W. Market St. CAROLINA FLORIST 1801 East Market Street Phone 275-1361 Blair Construction Co. 1 . Free home planning construction services 2. Home modernization specialist 3. Architectural services provided 4. Financial services arranged E. A. Blair, Sr.—Owner 2726 McConnell Road Greensboro, N.C. 27401 Phone 274-0219 We Invite Your Charge Account 229 S. 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An Equal Opportunity Employer BUCHANAN DRUGS 2908-A Liberty Rd. KENS RECREATION CENTER 1105 PowelI Street BURNIES FLOWERS AND GIFTS 1543 Gorrel I St. Phone 273-7115 Nite 273-8132 Flowers for All Occasions SASLOWS JEWELERS “Best Wishes to Class of 69 DEBS BEAUTY SHOP SOUTHERN BUILDING MAINTENANCE CO. INC. Scientifically Managed Custodial Service 231 E. Washington St. 275-9931 THE SHOESTRING Famous Name Brand Shoes at Discount Prices 1000 West Lee St. 274-8017 Greensboro, North Carolina CURLEY L. SMITH SONS FLORIST 110 Gillespie Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of Dabbs Furniture Company 313-15 E. Market Street Greensboro, N.C. Phone 274-7907 Compliments of Giulp L GoJIma, Sac. Greensboro KING ' S PHARMACY 917 E. Gorrell Street A Good Place To Trade TRIANGLE SUPER MARKET 1921 McConnell Rd. Greensboro, N.C. BR 5-5522 FRED AYERS MUSIC CO. 946 FAIRGROUND AVE. TELEPHONE 272-6000 HANNA ' S RED AND WHITE SUPER MKT. 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Quality Furniture Bedding at Discount Prices Phone 292-0331 Larry Reep Guilford College, N.C. Compl iments of A FRIEND JACK ' S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 1822 Everitt Street Greensboro, N.C. You Never Outgrow Your Need for Milk gMuncVued LUXURY JL-jr Drycleaning at Popular Prices Guilford Dairy Your Hometown Dairy 41 Years of Consistent Progress and Still Growing Dollars for Future Delivery to Our Policyowners Record of Growth in INSURANCE IN FORCE ON INDIVIDUAL LIVES $ 174 , 223,219 for the individual lity, retirement or We are dedicated to the principle of providing protection from the loss of income earning capacity due to death, disab unemployment. SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office Greensboro, North Caroline PAT SULLIVAN GUITAR STUDIO 1023 1 2 N. Elm St. Greensboro, N.C. Phone 272-9902 Private Instruction in Modern and Classic Guitar G ROVE RECREATION CENTER —Billiards— Accommodations for Ladies M. F. Daniels, Jr. Manager 1826 Everitt St. 274-9338 TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY COMPANY We Buy and Sell High Class Property F. A. Mayfield—General Manager W.E.A.L. your future! Stevens has jobs for high school graduates. Come to see us or talk to your guidance counselor SYNTHETICS DIVISION Administrative Offices • Greensboro, North Carolina Congratulations to the Graduating Class and Fellow Students at Dudley from Soul Brothers Edmonds Drug Stores The Rocking Rogers Billy Brooks Lamar Capel and Merrill Watson things go + i r th Coke BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Patrons s|sl I pi sfl Campbell, Mrs, Nettie Cannon, Mrs. Dorothy Cannon, Mrs. Kathrine Canada, Mr. William Canady, Mr. Louis Capers, Mrs. Linda Capers, Mrs. Linda L. Car ell, Mr. Isaac Carlson, Mr. W r alter Carlson, Mr. Walter F. Carman, Mr. David Carpenter Mi ' S. Mattie Carter, Mr. Andrew Carter, Mr. Frank Carter, Miss Gwendolyn Carter, Mrs. Hortenese. Carter. Mr. J. Jerome Carter, Mr. Mrs. Robert Cathey, Mr. Fred Cavines, Mrs. Faye Chambers, Mr. Calvin Chambers, Mr. Jesse Chambers, Mr. Leroy Chambers, Mrs. Polly Chambers, Mr. Roy W. Chambers, Mrs. Virginia Chambers, Mr. Mrs. Wilson Chandler, Mrs. Dilsie Chandler, Mrs. Ruth Chavis, Mr. Blair Chavis, Mrs. Mable C. Chavis, Mrs. Shirley Cheagle, Miss Roslyn Cheek, Dorothy Cheston, Mrs. Gayce Chubbs, Rev. Mrs. Howard Cinton, Mr. Robert Clapp, Mr. F.lihu Clapp, Mrs. Harold Clapp, Mrs. Olivia Clapp, Mr. Rufus C. Clapp, Rev. W. E, Clark, Mr. Wesley Clay, Mrs. Iona Clevelin, Addle Clinard, Mrs. Dennis Cobb, Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb, Mr. Mrs. Joseph L. Cobb, Mrs. Lour a Cobb, Phyllis Coble, Mrs. Ada Cohen, Mr. B. S. Cohen. Mr. Buster Cokely, Dr. Clarence Coleman, Mr. Albert Coleman, Mr. McCoy Coleman, Mrs. Mae. Collins, Mr. Eugene F. Collins, ' Mr. Jacob Cel malt, Mi. Charles Coltvaine, Mrs. Lorraine Comer, Miss Carolyn Corner, Miss Ruth Compton, Mrs. Essie Cone. Ivfcr. Clareiibe N THALHIMERS The Fashion Stores Downtown Friendly Summit JQ. FORMAL WEAR SHOP 124 N . Davie St. 947 Best Street Greensboro, N.C. SHOFFNER’S TAILORS AND CLEANERS We Never Sacrifice Quality for Price James F. Shoffner—Manager Phone 273-0226 Best Wishes to Graduates from STANLEY ' S SHOES INC. Friendly Shopping Center Kings Esso Service Center 1917 Asheboro Street Greensboro, North Carolina Recipient of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Beautification Award, 1968 1 Day Service on Generators Starters Carburetors (2 or 4 Barrel) Brake Jobs Tune Ups All Work Guaranteed 24 Hour Serv, 24 Hour Tow Service AAA Emergency Service U-Hau! Trailer Rental T.V. Stamps R. S. King, Proprietor John King, Manager can enjoy a book night READING STUDY CENTER 225 N. GREENE ST. GREENSBORO, N.C. Dial 274-1571 BRIDES FORMAL DRESSES, INC. Sportswear- -Lingerie 334 Tate St., Greensboro, N.C. 27403 LEE ' S GULF SERVICE STATION 801 E. Market St. 272-9290 Store 272-0165 Res. Phone 273-9642 BRIDGES 329 South Elm St., Greensboro, N.C. B. L. Meadows—Manager STYLES BY MR. JONES Permanent Specialist Mrs. Rosa W. Jones—Manager 941 Best St. Greensboro, N.C. ROSS JEWELERS 239 S. Elm St. H H CLOTHING CO. 131 S . Davie St. Greensboro, N.C. Clothes for the Entire Family MITCHELL ' S CLOTHING STORE Latest Styles in Shoes, Shirts, and Pants 311 East Market St. Tel. 273-0537 TATUM-DALTON TRANSFER 311 E. Washington St. Greensboro, N.C. A. W. HIGGINS FURNITURE CO. McConnell Rd. Greensboro, North Carolina HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1924 VANSTORY CLOTHING CO. 105 N . Elm Street Greensboro, N.C. TONY ' S PIZZA Free Coke to Any Student Mentioning He Saw This Ad in the Yearbook . DIAL 272-6109 © rowa s FUNERAL. DIRECTORS — MORTICIANS PERRY J. BROWN, MGR. 6c OWNER AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS MARKET Be DUDLEY STREETS Compl iments of TOMMY TOWNSEND MOTORS 123 E. Lee Street 400 N. Eim Street GREENSBORO, N C ' K You don ' t have to be a basketball player to get into college anymore. Time was when the Negro either had to grow6’8 tall or develop shoulders big enough to tear a hole in somebody’s football line if he wanted to go to college. Things are different now. About all it takes for a black to get into the college of his choice is brains and money. If your kid has the brains we can help you plan for the money. North Carolina Mutual has a policy that helps you make certain there will be enough money for your child’s college education. And give your family protection, too. We ' re a Negro operated company that’s been helping blacks plan for tomorrow since 1898. It’s made us one of the strongest companies in the insurance industry today. Call us about youF child’s college education. NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MUTUAL PLAZA DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27701 Compliments of GEORGE C. BROWN AND COMPANY, INC. 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If you are seeking a career which offers the opportunity for individual growth as well as the chance to further develop your skills and abilities, then Cone Mills is interested in you. COME MILLS CORPORATION An Equal Opportunity Employer M F EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N, C, South Carohna Houston1n Texa e s raW ' Greenville ’ Walhalla ' Whitmire Apply to nearest Cone plant office. SALES HEADQUARTERS Cone Mills, Inc., New fork Style with Built In Quality THE SLACK SHOP 301 S. Elm Street o Greensboro, N.C. J. E. DICKEY CO. MOSLEY BEAUTY SHOP HOUSE OF GEMS BELL BAR CAFE CURTIS C. NEWTON WOOTEN ' S TAILOR SHOP 517 Dixie Building PHILLIP ' S WIGS IMPORTS INC. . 203 E. Market St. and 1401 E. 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STRIVE FOR PROFESSIONALISM A Friend The Professional Secretaries Association General Contractors er Canada Co. American Federal Savings Loan Association 1409 Dunbar St. Greensboro, N.C. 1913 E. Market St. Greensboro, N.C. GREENSBORO RUBBER STAMP CO., INC. 1107 Grecade Street Greensboro, N.C. 27408 Phone 274-6331 P.O. Box 397 We Specialize in Marking Devices If You Can Make It—We Can Mark It WRENN ' S SPORTSWEAR SOUTHEAST SUPER MARKET THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Greensboro, N.C. LINCO RECORDING CO. 1214 1 2 East Market St. Greensboro, N.C. Walter Grady, President Bill Thompson, A R Director DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY CARTER ' S CARPET SHOP 2726 McConnell Rd. Compliments of DILWORTH CONFECTIONARY GROCERY 900 Bennett St. COX FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO., INC. 404 E. Market St. Phone 274-2025 Mrs. Frances L. Cox Charles U. Bettini, Mgr. PLUMBING COMPANY State Lie . 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At Chapel Hill George Rice, 209 Burtner Street, Sociology Philip Rice, 1504 Gorrell Street, A T State University, Accountant Donnie Ray Richardson, 1829 Spencer Street, Trade School Linda E. Richardson, 1829 Spencer Street, Guilford Technical Institute Linda Robinson, 232 Baker Drive, Business Administration Patricia A. Robinson, 2017 Ashley Drive, Peace Corp Evelyn Rochelle, 1404 Willow Road, UNC-G Alton A. Rogers, 1925 Belchrest Drive, College Charlotte Virginia Rogers, 613 E. Lee Street, IBM School Bessie Rorie, 215 E. McCulloch Street, King ' s Business School Charlene Ross, 2025 Armhurst Road, Business College Gail Ross, 2216 Briarlea Road, Biology Gary Russell, 904 Omaha Street, Air Force Alton Scales, 1106 Caldwell Street, Undecided Pamela Seebles, 1203 Avalon Road, Work Nina Mae Shaw, 1800 E. Lee Street, Undecided Vanal Shepard, 1402 Julian Street, College Latham R. 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Training Barbara Winnix, 807 Pasadena Street, Model Lynn Alexander Winston, 232 Cottage Grove Avenue, Broadcasting- Gloria Yvonne Womack, 600 Warren Street, College, Peace Corps Thurman P. Woods, 1851 Muncey Lane, Mount Olive junior College Phylis Andrea Worthy, 1211 Eton Drive, I.B.M. School Larry Wray, 903 Rugby Street, Undecided Phillip Thomas Wrenn, 1708 Tuscaloosa Street, Air Force Norman Texie Wrenn, Jr., 1415 Ardmore Drive, Apt. D., A. T. State University Grace Wright, 1302 Flag Street, Accountant Elizabeth Rose Maria Wynn, 1501 Marboro Drive, Tuskegee Institute Gwendolyn Veda Wyrtch, 1197 Julian Street, Business School Celeste Young, 309 York Street, Apt. C, Secretary James C. Yourse, Jr., 1910 Drexmore Avenue, Electrician 277 H . ; 5 j . 1 ■ . . ;f BjK r ,-Vy pi ' J f 1 1 n pt .... y K 1 4 ' Ml P .3 ■ J -3 f V ! r ' . flBL Jgw Jgg I ' m staying right here! ! Yeah! Not me! She did it . Same to you, sir! Intramural ' s at lunchtime. 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