John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1969 volume:

JOHN T. HOGGARD HIGH SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina Editor JEAN BURDETTE Business Manager TOMMY WOODBURY Assistant Business Manager ANNE MOWBRAY Faculty And Administration... 20 Activities NJROTC ...126 CHARA WR ee e ri th RRP pie Ge ae NORTH CAROLINA ROOM y NEW HANOVER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRAR Sports...98 Classes ...174 Advertisements... 252 LLL LLL To ‘strive, to strive and in the strife to create A thing of beauty or of beastliness. A growth, a part of one’s very inner self, a creation at one’s own will— One's to give, to keep. 3 ee a Growing within, wondering at the change affecting him, those around; , : .@ 4 detecting a difference— Withdrawing, turning inward— The student attempts to decide— Acceptance or rejection? Desperately trying to find his self; groping for that which seeks to escape; wanting . S| to capture that which is He discerns his means to express— genic: PS . é Fist Meno ces © ZnS BS OES — OSS Ses wy ye Ze Maturing, he begins to understand his discovery— Giving, taking— Part of a group— Sharing desires goals; yet, Emerging an individual— different and distinct— with a feeling— deep and shallow— of wholeness and unity, of separateness and uniqueness. ‘ ; , + + : + Ee Danan cason ee eet} ® nse site sie eee RES — ee oT 5 sents ike So Ca ee se — es Bae Realizing his ability, he learns to use it. Molding, Shaping— Others and himself Complete—yet not complete— Forever growing— Finally aware eg eae | 15 sali Rey Faculty And Administeation Mr. C, D. Gurganus talks on the telephone while Mrs. Ann West waits to take dictation. Miss Katherine Wicker prepares to compose an announcement for the daily bulletin. Mr. H. Dixon Settle walks to the bus ramp to super- vise the loading of buses. 20 Heading the large staff of faculty, non-academic workers. Schedules, bulletins, absences, paperwork. Directly influencing the lives of over 1,000 people for 180 days a year. Miss Bonnie Harker and Miss Barbara Morgan look over receipts for the SAGA staff. Admintstcatton Mrs. Sharon Pontius questions James Robinson about his reason for leaving school. Mrs. Louise M. Ashe checks the number on a book that has been found. Mi 2 Mr. Charles F. Hunnicutt discusses the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test with Lynda Stanley. Mrs. Nancy S. Marks files pamphlets in the vocational display area. Guidance Helping the individual. Interpreting test scores. Assisting students plan a course of study. Guiding their future. 22 Duficmacy Administering medication, relieving aches and pains. Tending to the overall well-being of the students. i“ M rs. Margaret S. Williams checks supplies in the infirmary. Libecaty Changing masses of books into orderly rows. Collecting the latest in literature; preserving it for the future. Making the library a store room of creativity. Mrs. Bertha Todd and Mrs. Dorothy W. Norris catalog new books for the library. ' : “i 7 gi dey Vikings, Cots to mock f Mildred E. Modlin and Mrs. Irene B. Davis talk over ideas for the Venture and the SAGA. Mrs. Sophia A. Long and Mrs. Lucille S. Williams compare the American and British authors that they use in their courses of study. Cuglish Listening, speaking, reading, writing— New methods with old words. Directing students to more effective communication. Candide a fi Nhe 24 SARA Mrs. Louise M. Cobb muses over students’ themes. ish igh are $e Now Colts Biotion SORA RAR, d to be used in their Engl previewing a new recor classes. Mrs. Sue H. Fulcher and Mr. Doc Clay fight over possession of a literature book. Se ee Mrs. Glenda H. Phillips and Mrs. Mae S. H Feumanttleds Social studies, English— Helping us cope with the world. Questioning, looking— Finding answers to use in daily life. Bob Burns interprets a collage for Mr. Craig Redwine. Mr. John P. Harmon listens to an amusing story in one of his humanity classes. History Empires won and lost, wars, kings, democracies. Finding out why things are as they are today by looking back. By looking back, Avoiding the repeat of mistakes in the future. Mrs. Jean R. Botzis and Miss Nancy E. Thompson are leaving school after a hectic day of teaching. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Korb arranges her notes for the next day’s lesson. Mrs. Barbara B. Ward shows Mrs. Judith Wilson some of the dolls her history classes have made. 27 Govecnment “One nation... indivisible . . .” Teaching how to keep it united. Helping students learn the methods of democracy. Mrs. Ollie M. Telfair checks the newspaper for “hot topics” before class starts. Mr. Matthew Fisher and Mr. William G. Lowe discuss new approaches to government. ee on ape a ee eres ane PEP amen 2 a) ae ee eenirore 24 Hens ‘bares ate Sten wn = iki, Peritnee Noite emecpeee Sein 4, anne? ae foes igs ' iia fi (fs ¥ 8 ii he ¢ 3 $ s : 3 ae ee bj fue — ee nad ae 8 eo ce re mnsee a ; binuss dd ij pedis £1 i sini ¢ fy nies gg ey 228 Mrs. Kitty O. Brunjes tells Mrs. Martha B. Spencer of the Foreign Language Latin, Spanish, French, German. Teaching languages, customs, ideas of different countries. Helping bring the word closer together. she plans to take this summer. Mr. Joseph D. Lewis puts up a bulletin board of French advertisements. Xa: cesmesrtitihy babatteaineee 2 == Kas veritaks ie Guerin Mrs. Frances eoeeaer a esas Base, King gives her interpretation of a word problem to Mr. Jan C. Mrs. Diana B. Morrissey discusses the topics of matics research papers with Janis Wiggins. VWlathematics Percentage, graphs, roots, equations: The precise field of numbers. Instructing in basic math skills and complex theorems. 30 the mathe- Mrs. Katie May McKeithan shows George Chadwick an algebra problem to be put on the board. Miss Nancy Faye Craig uses the opaque projector to explain a geometry problem to Amy Sikes and Isabelle Jewell. 31 SAGs oe Mr. Elbert S. Sloan walks to the office from his mobile class- room at the end of the day. Mr. Denning T. Buchter conducts an experiment using the Wimhurst Static Machine. Mrs. Mozelle C. Smith and Mr. Robert J. Jernigan examine a salamander retrieved from the aquarium. Miss Dorothy G. Harris and Mrs. Shirley B. Davis look over a model of a chemical element. Scteuce Experiments, dissections, elements, laws of gravity. The secrets of the universe— probing to find the answers. 32 Mr. Rex Hardy examines a new softball for his physical education class. Mrs. Bobbie H. Boney arranges equipment in her office. Physical Education Wer... two. . - Hypee. 8. Tour. ©. Push-ups, squat thrusts, laps around the gym! Training students to keep their bodies in topnotch condition. 33 OUstHUesd Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice. Preparing students to enter the business world. Helping them emerge as leaders of tomorrow. Mrs. Bernice D. White discusses typing papers with Mrs. Marguerite C. Owen. Mr. George W. Finch, Jr., checks a student’s book- Mrs. Anne B. Rowe dictates a makeup test to Eva Falicki. keeping notebook. [ i : i e 34 pea fsa Mr. Robert Bryan helps Steve Smith with his classwork. Mr. Charles B. VonCannon points out a spot to Johnny Floyd that needs polishing. Mr. Joseph E. Wood explains t o Mr. William H. Wright that the oscilloscope is not operating correctly. Undusteial Education Carpentry, machine shop, drafting, electronics... Providing class and shop instruction. Imparting basic skills in a variety of trades. 35 Distetbutive Education Visiting the student on the job, Instructing the principles and practices of distribution. Training today’s youth for future careers in buying and selling. Mrs. Carol Taylor checks a student’s application for the Distributive Education program. Mr. Nick R. Koltun checks the roll before beginning class. r . . ‘ | Wndustela copecative Teaining Preparing an individualized training plan. Selecting appropriate texts. Contributing to the development ot young people joining the working community. 36 FLome Economecs Creating, designing, building, growing. Providing the essential fundamentals needed for future homemakers. Mrs. Mary S. Tinga watches as Joyce Neil begins to sew. Miss Ruth Spence holds the door for some students as they enter their class at Pine Valley Baptist Church. Olle Helping students understand the Hebrew and Christian religions. E xploring the ideas of the Bible; Guiding students to make choices. 37 WYlusic Scales, rhythm, sight reading. From discordant sounds harmony. Directing both music and goals of the student. Mr. Bob Alexander discusses music for both instrumental and vocal music classes with Mr. Jack Pindell. Mr. Keith Lambert poses for his class as they complete their contour drawing. Z Sketching, sculpturing— Perfecting the natural talents of the individual. Cultivating appreciation for the creations of others. 38 DRIVER EDUCATION HEH HANOYER COUNTY SCHDALS Deivee Educatton Parallel parking; turn signals, red lights, near mishaps. Producing safe drivers— all in a day’s work. Mr. E. A. Corbin checks under the hood before taking a student out driving. Mr. Kennith G. Wooten poses in front of the airplane used by the aerospace classes. tecospace Weather, engine theory, aircratt design, aero-dynamics— the fundamentals of aviation. Training students to be private pilots. Vlaintenarce Sweeping floors, cleaning boards, washing windows. Making our schoo a more attractive place to learn. Mr. E. C. Bell opens the door for an early student. Mrs. Annie Belle Melvin erases the board before washing it. 40 OOS Mrs. Lucy Palmer cleans a window in the upstairs hall. Mr. Robert Robertson sweeps the area in front of the NJROTC classrooms. Mrs. Lillie Bell begins the day by unlocking the door to the custodian’s supply room. Cafeteria Two lunch lines hot and cold, Starting early; finishing late. Providing lunches and snacks for hungry people. Mr. Daniel D. Duncan plans the cafeteria menu for the coming week. Mrs. Agnes Spicer, Mrs. Annie Gainey, and Mrs. Theola Nobles set out food before lunch. en RENE Mrs. Rosa Mae Robinson, Mrs. Mellisa Taylor, Mrs. Pansy Gary, and Mrs. Beulah Gerear begin preparing food about ten-thirty. Mr. Norman Johnson adds the finishing touches on the cinnamon buns. Mrs. Edith Sanderlin and Mrs. Daisy Cumber prepare their change containers before the student rush. = a a a | CA ctivities Pg OO va a . oy ps a pia tl Va ei ite F 2 : assay pian pee aa DP AR ihe el LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL MULLINIX, Vice-President; ROSS JOHNSON, Secretary; RICHARD VERZAAL, President. Student Gody Officers 46 Crecutive Depactuert EMILY GRUELLE, Secretary of Fine Arts; BRETT BLIZZARD, Secretary of School Spirit. Individuals chosen to lead, to create, to unite. Having to govern and yet be governed. Heavily laden with responsibility. Controversies encountered. Tasks perfected. KEVIN JONES, Secretary of Beautification; RICKY SCRUGGS, Secretary of Finance. ALLEN RIPPY, Secretary of Elections; DEBBIE BROWN, Secretary of Public Relations; CLINTON SIMPSON, Secretary of Teacher-Student Relations Board. Bi eicnaiirica encore ee on epeehe Department Of Ozdec Students working among themselves to inspire maturity, advocate self-reliance, strengthen individualism. Knowing the essence of moral obligations. MIKE CALLAHAN, Junior Assemblyman; LINDA FILLYAW, Senior Assemblyman. LORENZA ROBINSON, BILL DOLAN, Senior Assemblymen. ne COX, Senior Assemblyman; FIL ANDERSON, Secretary of raer, GREG DALTON, KITTY WARD, Junior Assemblymen. 48 7tometoont Representatives Monday afternoon rituals. Committees formed. Matters tabled. Business transacted. Reporting, cooperating, representing. Ricky Scruggs, senior, acts as an overseer of juniors on Clean-Up Day. Student Council members discuss last minute ideas for a meeting. Dwight Strickland suggests a new Student Council project. Vattonal ALOHOE Society Susan Shelly, Wina Dowdy, and Rita Ritchie sign the register at Preparations are made for the junior induction by the induction. Kirby Harriss, Kevin Jones, Loretta Pate, and Thoria Corbett. Greg Nelson, Bob Daum, and Laurie Pinson enjoy themselves at the National Honor Society Bridge Party. Stimulate fervency for scholarship. To render service. Promote worthy leadership and the development of character. To strive to work— To work to strive. 50 | LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Bretchlein, B. Farr, Mrs. |. Davis, L. Stanley, L. Fuller, R. Ransom, W. Smith, Mrs. M. Modlin, B. Bear, A. Charles-Craft, C. Coley, A. Henry, N. Floyd, K. Beall, D. Figueroa, B. Perry, D. Bowen, L. Pate, A. Sikes, B. Alper, H. Bradshaw, A. Johnson, M. Marine, E. Higgins, B. Beery, 1. Watkins, E. Weaver, A. Cobb, L. Blann, R. Verzaal, B. Wallace, S. Taylor, C. Miller. The induction ceremony is presented by the various depart- ment heads of the SAGA and Venture staffs. Quill And Sezoll Inductees repeat the Quill and Scroll oath of membership. Oh sw en Award for journalistic success. Achievement in dependable service. Attainment of reliable practices in areas of publication. 51 Co ees OY ay Qe Ss 48 2 ie MS fe Oe = 1S © 1 ise on ey xq 5 70 £:= ES ©) oe @y °S o isias) oe oO 0} cS O ears te UO D ((@}, Kee On Ore oO as © aa © te eae on ae © oe (Ss) 5 O S Cece 8 me) Oo 5 (o ) Oa = Ee =) ee Tommy Torgensen assembles film before a meeting. Posters are made announcing an important Latin Club tion for the in prepara Mrs. McKeithen helps dress students club’s Roman Banquet. sy in vocabulary ing the Lat build nl Word games aid Olle Development of individual through Christ. Creating harmony. Promoting Christian leadership. A desire to serve others. An expansion of the spiritual horizons. Enthusiastic carolers heighten Christmas spirit at Babies’ Hospital. Phyllis Barnhill orders the Easter Booklets that the Bible Club Members enjoy watching an interesting film on the Holy plans to distribute to the Student Body. Land. FIRST ROW: B. Daum, B. McLeod. SECOND ROW: H. Bradshaw, E. Best, B. Tillery, C. Shapiro, K. Buffaloe, S. Bekeart. THIRD ROW: V. Hudson, K. Russell, N. Floyd, W. Ellis, P. Hunter, K. Abeyounis, F. Dunn, A. Henry. FOURTH ROW: D. Figueroa, B. Rullman, L. Burris, K. Hales, B. Bear, A. Charles-Craft, A. Mowbray. Spanish Understanding foreign cultures through recreational activities. Separate worlds brought together by unity in language. Miss Carol Hernandez speaks to the Spanish Club about her native country, Cuba. 54 ropes YS ceuch Gaining a knowledge of the French people— their customs, traditions, art of cooking. Establishing a friendly rapport between American and French teenagers through correspondence. French Club members make Christmas cards for the faculty. Dawn Hulon cuts the cake at the French dinner. Barbara Farr seems well pleased with her French pen-pal. 55 Homie eontcenmntevamnnrmns A debatable point evokes thoughtfulness in several students. Members listen intently to a discussion of the problem at hand. Ftuneautt(es Problems aired. Improvements suggested. Resolutions induced. “Sounding board” for school grievances Not glory seekers— just students trying to help. Bob Burns presides over a meeting of the Humani- ties Club. 56 Karen Jett, Tommy Torgensen, Brad Batch, and Nancy Higgins debate a controversial query. Pat Hunter discusses an upcoming debate with Ken Mowbray. Acquire the art of debating. Recognize the two facets of a problem. Utilize the opposition of man’s nature to provide an opportunity to speak. Michele Bullis gathers information for a debate. 57 School Spitit Elevation of good sportsmanship. Support athletics. Increase the feeling of pride in the school and its functions. “We are the Mighty Vikings . . .!” “lama VIKING!” Graham Wiggs and Diane Figueroa joke with Ronnie Church on “Grub Day” during School Spirit Week. School Spirit members listen to plans for a proposed project. nos | Roel. lo DE EVENTOS PARA ESTA SEMANA EL CALENDARIO DE OEAMENES ENERO Ar OT rer Skill of organizing and presenting creations. The love of theater and literature Portrayal of mastered ideas merge as a completed art. and feelings. Properties for the stage add luster to a production. Pam Bandolez and Sue Sutton demonstrate modern dance Dewey Bordeaux directs a scene from one of the one-act techniques to onlooking members. plays. 5g f This contribution to the Teachers’ Lounge is by the Diane Hause puts finishing touches on an arrangement in the Art Club. showcase. Molding ideas into material realities. Broader concepts reached by working among others. Talent, productivity— An opportunity to express inner feelings. PODA ALL IM, Vicki Venters sets up the sculpture display in the library. 60 1 Oulletin Coaz Committee New conceptions, unusual displays enliven, provoke, mystify. A provision of attractiveness to corridors. Debbie Crider cuts out figures to place on the bulletin board in the Ellen Batson studies art exhibits to get ideas for a library. bulletin board. Lab Assistants Laurie Pinson and Faye Dunn conduct a lab experiment. | ’ i Solutions, organized chemicals. Individual research. Larry Nissen checks his hamsters after completing Achievement in chemistry the first phase of a project. through learnéd experience. 61 Futuce JSeachets Of Ametica Preparation for a fulfilling career. Education— the basic element necessary to their fields. Acquisition of responsibility in perspective teachers. fen ON fp Beth Lewis records grades for Mr. Harmon, working as his teacher assistant. Lip ‘iay, Res eaBsE SS SSE REST + NEE os Ws, Wee HO oS SS re Susie Bost, Evelyn Stanland, and Gayle Strickland set up the retresh- ment table for the Teachers’ Banquet. Graylynn Thrift announces the time and place of the next FTA meeting. 62 Donald Mathews waits patiently for a teacher to fill out an absentee form as he collects them. Office Assistants Collecting absentee slips— a daily task that must be performed. Notes to place in teachers’ boxes, Messages to deliver. “Handy-men”’ around the office. Bubba Johnson searches for a program card in order to deliver a message to a student. 63 Dyan Long cataloques the first of many books that are be added to the library’s collection. Libeaty eessistants Give assistance to students, and teachers. Collect fines, process books, straighten shelves. Incorporation of the library’s functions for themselves and others. to tvisuetteds 27 POUNDS LIGHT: it Cav a Da MLK Gg Old, ion Greg Nelson, Civinettes Sweetheart, talks jokingly with Becky Abbey Henry and Caroline Smith open fruitcakes Crittenden. to distribute for sale by Civinettes. FIRST ROW: B. Lyerly, T. Van Velsor, K. Harriss, W. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Sellers, J. Steinhuis, C. Smith, N. Johnson, B. Tillery, C. Elmore, P. Davis. THI RD ROW: A. Henry, B. Farr, A. Sikes, S. Points, M. Harriss, S. Southall, B. Bear, D. Gardner, L. Wilson, R. Price, B. Crittenden. 64 “Shoot ’em Down!” Rome wasn't built in a day... Jeanette Steinhuis and Lynn Wilson read over the applications for Builders of good leadership, citizenship. Cooperation between individuals and community. Progress for the future from present accomplishments. 65 membership. Meg McKeithan is announced Interact Sweetheart at a fall pep rally. FIRST ROW: T. Oxenfield, F. Anderson, B. Beery, B. Blizzard, B. Dolan, A. Rippy, D. Cameron, ROW: B. Hinton, A. Cobb, B. Mullinix, G. Miars, M. Floyd, R. Marston, B. Napp, W. Trask, R. Dobo. 66 VWntecact Civically oriented— Socially active. Sponsors of youth participation. Young men prepared to shoulder community action. J. Bland, F. Dunn, T. Woodbury, P. Miars, D. Knox. SECOND B. Hall, B. Hegele, K. Brock, R. Scruggs, G. Nelson, K. Jones, 67 Barry Napp intercepts a pass in the Interact-Key Club foot- The Board of Directors plans the agenda of an Interact ball game. meeting. Interact members aid the Youth Council by repairing toys at Christmas time. 68 an Peggy Schwartz and Myra Mull distribute mums for the Homecoming Dance. Keyettes Subsidiary of Key Club. Fulfill commitments ; Debbie Brown presents Bill Hoyt as Keyettes Sweetheart at with necessary labor. the Homecoming Dance. FIRST ROW: P. Johnson, P. Schwartz, J. Evans, B. Schwartz, M. Mull, B. Alper. SECOND ROW: G. Stokes, C. Shapiro, J. Boatwright, K. Perten, S. Carraway, J. Barden, J. Wrenn. THIRD ROW: W. Dowdy, J. Rowe, D. Brown, R. Johnson, C. Hughes, M. McKeithan. FOURTH ROW: L. Brown, S. Sineath, |. Jewell. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. McLeod, M. Merritt, D. Henrickson, R. Venters, M. Callahan, D. Huffine, P. Horton, M. Lovejoy, D. Mathews, D. Sneeden, E. Weaver, H. Paula, J. Metts, E. Higgins, G. Chadwick, B. Bennett, G. Dalton, S. Parker, D. Sharpe, T. Watkins, J. Robinson. Key Club 70 Salt hasemenet ba eer Hap Jodie Wrenn, Key Club Sweetheart, re- David Sharpe is “up to his ears” in the bread that ceives a bouquet of roses from Eddie the Key Club is selling. Weaver. A tendency to relish as well as exert. Mature youths bound by esteem to construct that which is beneficiary. ‘= ce Ebe Godwin throws kerosene on the Home- coming Bonfire. 7 Tee: : ‘ “pl . Michele Bullis, Emily Gruelle, Susan Hines, and Karen Perten usher for the Voyages’ Christmas Concert. Dawn Hulon, Nancy Adams, and Janet Evans take down leftover decorations from a dance. Kirby Harriss and Larry Niss en publicize one of their projects, May Week. 72 SEAS aaa Margaret Fensil attempts to explain a decoration the Homecoming Dance. Filling amusement and relaxation into study gaps. Rita Ritchie lends a helping hand to Fil Anderson as he Ushering, decorates for a dance. Organizing. Select people for a difficult yet fun job. Social Marshals display the spirit indicative of the school by participating in the Homecoming Parade. 73 idea for ee ‘ AS Rae FIRST ROW: C. Coley, K. Abeyounis, K. Lowrimore, G. Jackson, A. Thomas, T. Torhan, D. Brown, L. Franks, W. Johnson, D. McCrimmon, A. Sikes, R. Jordan, G. Thrift. SECOND ROW: D. Figueroa, W. Miller, B. Thompson, P. Stanley, J. Huband, L. Nussman, S. Kavanaugh, L. Wright, D. Sheppard, N. Adams, P. Griffin, W. Dowdy, P. Balkaum, C. Fleishman. THIRD ROW: I. Jewell, B. Smith, M. McClammy, B. Daum, K. Bell, E. Waddell, R. Scruggs, R. Smith, E. McKeown, B. Sullivan, L. Thomas, J. McAtee, G. Graves, K. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: B. McGwinn, H. Clemmons, N. Higgins, D. Langford, D. Bennett, S. Tabor, L. Bellamy, J. McDaniels, K. Wilson, L. Parsons, W. Boyd, B. Blizzard, R. Davis, S. Thompson, J. McCandless. Uoyagets Constant rehearsing. Striving for excellence. Finding enjoyment in their endeavors Minstrels bringing happiness to their audiences. Nancy Higgins narrates a section of the Thanksgiving Proclamation. 74 PERE ing a break in practice for the Broadway Brochure The ensemble relaxes dur ys iis p at the Voyage Jenny McCandless and Janet Huband tr their hand at salesmanshi Rummage Sale. The Voyagers perform for onlookers at the Christmas Tree 75 FIRST ROW: J. Gunter, E. Gales, M. Starling, J. Walker, B. Batts, S. Reavis. SECOND ROW: B. Taylor, R. McCullough, D. Hobbs, E. Shaw, V. Brown, S. Blake. Gils’ Choeus Learning first, trying second, A return to learning, A desperate try, The success of it all— A perfected tune. 76 SHAS Mr. Alexander draws a measure of music on order to review it with Judy Gunter. the board in Exploration and experimentation with jazz styles and techniques. Entertainment provided by skilled instrumentalists. Basketball games are enlivened by the Pep Band. Mr. Pindeil directs the Pep Band as it plays for a pep rally. Dance Band Die FIRST ROW: D. Ward, F. Lane, G. Jeffords, B. Sullivan, R. Long, D. Rowe. SECOND ROW: D. Rouse, L. Nissen, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, K. Gardner, W. Strickland, C. Brandon, D. Kearney, B. Tucker, Mr. J. Pindell. 77 FIRST ROW: L. Thompson, J. Milliken, J. Smith, W. Lewis, J. J. Holmes, S. King, H. Taylor, R. Nixon, J. Anderson, M. Barnhill, L. Nissen, D. Rouse. THIRD ROW: P. Roberts, B. Gailes, D. Rowe, M. Aldridge, E. Campbell, J. Heglar, F. Fisher, D. Weddle, D. Cowell, B. Mason, J. Foushee. FOURTH ROW: K. Snyder, D. Knox, J. Tripp, B. Tucker, D. Kearney, Mr. J. Pindell. Bradley, B. Korb, R. Neuwirth, J. Zipser, S. Reaves, G. Nelson, The band sponsors a booth in the Count y Fair to promote the Marty Robbins Show. SHAME — es, A A. Keith. SECOND ROW: R. Long, L. Robinson, J. Guest, C. Blackman, G. Jeffords, F. Lane, A. Simeone, J. Nicholson, R. Pearson, B. Sullivan, W. Heyer, E. Walker D. Andrews, R. Johnson, B. Scruggs, J. Brehmer, sarner, W. Strickland, C. Brandon, L. Blann, L. McDonald, D. Ward, M. Floyd, L. Keith, J. Foushee, C Randale Nixon and Gene Jeffords store their instruments after a practice session. A combination of talent and determination. Long hours of practice. The aftermath— a superb performance. Majocettes Entertain crowds at football games. Exhibit skills in various parades. Enliven instrumental programs with gracetul routines. PR MERE TES Linda Norris and Loraine Mobley seat guests at the Band Christmas Concert. Majorettes lead the Marching Vikings in the Homecoming Parade. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Long, L. Robinson, R. Pearson, J. Guest, C. Blackman. Eénsenthles Appreciate dedication of others. Obtain techniques. Devoted. Talent improving talent. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Floyd, D. Kearney, R. Nixon, R. Johnson, M. Barnhill, D. Rouse. 80 A salute to Hoggard with the traditional ‘‘H’’ formation. Participation of Marching Vikings in parades— A proud representative ey Js Football halttimes highlighted by precise formations. Spirits boosted by the sound of marching music. The band plays a favorite carol during the Christmas Parade. MERON CO PARK PLUGS : hoy Host te the Best? bc MILLAN CA 8] Macching things Marching Vikings entertain spectators at halftime. LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Lacewell, L. Retchin, R. Christopher, D. Huffine, C. Marple, H. Hobbs, K. Brock. RIGHT ROW: D. Knox, K. Newber, B. Dolan, F. Waters, L. Nissen, M. Long. Monogram 82 Ken Brock shows off his well earned football letter. Outstanding athletic ability. Sports— an outlet for their frustrations, a way to serve the school. Keen competition. The ever present struggle— to lose or to win. short sail. Sailing Cool, wet days of vigorous sailing. Betsy Rullman and Kurt Newber ready their boats before Contest between going out on the water. wind, waves, and sailors. Becky Crittenden and Isabelle Jewel brave the cold for an afternoon sail. tne” Sherrill Sineath and Barbara Bear pull a boat up after a Sandra Elsen, DECA Sweetheart, congratulates Mike Atkinson on his winning a trophy in the regional contest. Training in leadership through experience. Fostering a deep feeling of the civic, social, and moral responsibilities of business and society. Danny Conner gives a sales demonstration in a district meet that is held at Hoggard. | 84 VICA A union of students enrolled in trade and industrial education, with respect for dignity of work. Formation of realistic vocational goals. Mr. Koltun informs VICA students of the competition in Jerry Backus talks to VICA members during one of their the district meet. regular meetings. ee ee sap Operation Santa Claus is a treat for the children of Washington Catlett School. 85 us Deivets AAudio- Visual Aids Club Learning how to make simple repairs in equipment. Aiding the total instruction program by checking in and out, setting up, operating, audio-visual aids equipment. Drivers find that cooperation among themselves makes a tedious job more pleasant. David Frazelle and Grea Nelsen replace a light in a ) g projector. Mike Warner places the key in the ignition as he readies for his afternoon route. Rushed, Noisy days of anxiety, responsibility. The insurance of safe transportation for students. David Collins delivers a projector to a teacher. 86 Radio And Electrontes WJTH Sign in. Tape, play, record. Training to become broadcast leaders. Steve Ely and Ralph Johnson begin the morning broadcast. Bill Beery records a new song for use by the radio station. Tti-FE(- Several of the club's officers make plans for a tentative project. Mr. Lowe gives Freda Humphrey and Thoria Corbett last minute instructions before they leave for a state convention. Emphasis on a high moral character. = Rendering service 7 at home and school. = cs Over-all enrichment eo through their efforts. 87 Uentuce Activities reviewed. Opinions expressed. One deadline ends— Another begins. tb Revisions. WATE BEAT NGA caictanthediter Techniques used and discarded. “Rotoms Personalities made known. “Vik the Knute.” HARRY HOBBS, Photographer MICHEL E MARINE, Features; HARRIET BRADSHAW, Advertising EDDIE WEAVER, Sports AMANDA JOHNSON, Advertising 88 ae LEE BLANN, Photographer MRS. MODLIN, Advisor LORETTA PATE, Editor-in-Chief DEBBIE BOWEN, Business Manager ee tnt 89 sete AEE D NLA SAREE RES : ies tosi LLL LEAN LLL LAMA LL LLL LALLA LALLA LLL ee SANDY BONEY, Advertising MARILYN CONWAY, SUE SUTTON, Features 90 BARBARA ALPER, News VENTURE STAFF 1968-1969 LORETTASPATE «=... 5 2 9 Se editorin- ene: KATHI BEALL’... . 02°. 2 Se ee Assictanteccitcn AMY SIKES, BARBARA ALPER_ . . . News Editors MARILYN CONWAY, SUE SUTTON, MICHELE MARINE . . . . . . . Features Editors DEBBIE BOWEN .. ... . . . . Business Manager SANDY BONEY, AMANDA JOHNSON HARRIETT BRADSHAW . . . Advertising Managers HARRY HOBBS, LEE BLANN . . . . . Photographers Student Publications Jerry Bland works after school to complete his section in the handbook. Wylie Smith and Eddie Weaver proofread the final copy of the handbook. Barbara Bear and Ricky Scruggs compare the final results of the two books. Jacke Glazier sells a copy of the telephone directory to Carol Blake. The Sword and Shield— convenience for the Student Body. Telephone directory— unnecessarily necessary. 91 SAGA STAFF 1968-1969 JEAN BURDEL) ES ne memECILONInceniel TOMMY WOODBURY . . . Business Manager ANNE MOWBRAY . . . . . . Advertising RITAGRITCHIE 3 ines epee recaturescdion BECKY “CRITTENDEN 9 eee ep eeenstucencmeire WYLIE SMITH . . Faculty and Administration ABBEY HENRY, BARBARA BEAR— Activities Editors TOMMY WATKINS = 2. = i 2 3Sports Editor RONNIE VENTERS: = ae) es NIROU@s Edin LINDA FULLER .-. 5 2) © SeniorsClassmedinos SUSANBAY L@ Raaaae . Junior Class Editor KATHIE DOAR, ROBERTA RANSOM— Sophomore Class Editors ABBEY HENRY, Activities . NGS Se LINDA FULLER, Seniors oe = ee BARBARA BEAR, Activities WYLIE SMITH, Faculty and Administration 92 RITA RITCHIE, Features JEAN BURDETTE, Editor-in-Chief BARBARA FARR TOMMY WATKINS, ALAN COBB, Sports AS KATHIE DOAR, Sophomores SUSAN TAYLOR, Junior Class LYNDA STANLEY NANCY FLOYD ANNE MOWBRAY, Advertising ANN CHARLES-CRAFT TOMMY WOODBURY, Business Manager Deadlines. Picture schedules to be completed. | Thoughts transcribed. : Novelty must prevail. ; Deadlines—must novelty prevail? Memories to be captured. Creativity born amid struggles. 94 Sophomore Class ROBERTA RANSOM, sor MRS. IRENE DAVIS, Ady sea cae ife Student L N BECKY CRITTENDE CINDY COLEY DIANE FIGUEROA RONNIE VENTERS, NJROTC SUE BRECHTLEIN 95 shal Breet a ve ros 2S ob BGA, 22 Pye Fate ees (eke 2 eR ra ra OR) ‘ Pate. AS, - “33 ot nuked yn 2g ten egeeent- om ae y Dehe See ka ene Lod oie en Baan ied ie ee ons eas a ee - PUNE tee ‘ “hs ao” iy Mi at e WAC nd SP sg Silken oy CRIES 5 e Bea hieds MEO Ig AO Hk v5 oemmengree-s Syyhite” abl a PR es tty et ome bibe” Oe ag ‘ ey MO ia ae La a a eye gape = { of vhs | Wenger Wy oo a em lat Sa oF ate ; na ‘ Haat Still anxiously awaiting entrance into the EC4A, the expanded coaching staff at John T. Hoggard tor the 1968-1969 season has shown itself capable of providing high quality leadership and direction. The staff this year includes: head football and assistant basketball coach, Rex Hardy; head basketball and assistant football coach, Jim He bbe; and new additions: E. A. Corbin, head baseball and assistant football coach; John Harmon, head JV football and JV baseball coach; Matthew Fisher, assistant JV football and basketball coach; and Jan Brady, track and field and head JV basketball coach. Their dedication and willingness is what makes Hoggard athletes in a class unmatched. Our happy coaches Coaching Staff Expanded LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Brady, E. Corbin, R. Hardy, J. Hebbe, M. Fisher, and NOT PICTURED, J. Harmon. $ 98 Temoney turns end... Season Opens With Optimism The 1968 Hoggard football squad compiled a record of four wins and six losses, identical to their 1967 season. The Vikings improved greatly with the season and closed strong with victories in two of their last three encounters. The Viking season opened in Rocky Mount as the Blackbirds downed the Vikings, 26 to 0. The Stedman Rams fell victim to the Vikings, 27 to 7, in the first home game of the season. In the third game, powerful Raleigh Sanderson showing exceptional strength in their initial season, dropped the Vikings in Raleigh, 27 to 6. Returning home, the Vikings completely overpowered Dixon, 40 to 0, for their highest offensive total of the season. The Jacksonville Cardinals, on their home field, rolled over the Vikings, 55 to 7, to leave the Vikings with a record of two wins and three loses at the half-way mark of the season. Vikings on the move... 99 The first Hoggard-New Hanover football game, long awaited by local football fans, resulted in a hard fought battle which saw the Vikings edged by the Wilcats, 19 to 6. Next, powerful Raleigh again overpowered the Vikings, 19 to 0. Beginning to play up to their potential, the Vikings downed Burgaw, 9 to 0. Still looking strong, the Vikings pleased a large homecoming crowd with a stunning 20 to 6 victory over mighty Fayetteville Ross. Wilson, a contender for state 4A title honors, closed the Vikings season by downing them in Wilson, ZOmtOROS “Run off right tackle,” orders Hardy. Sporadic Play Waths Season Touchdown... . SS Detense pursues Callahan . . . . 100 Zs % Hoggard bench-ready for action Defense Proves Rugged Ken Brock, most valuable player, shows exceptional running ability. 101 As a whole, the second Hoggard football squad was strong and was improving rapidly as the season closed. An exceptional showing against New Hanover High in the first gridiron clash of the two schools and a crowd pleasing 20 to 6 homecoming victory over Fayetteville Ross were high points of the 1968 campaign. Selected by their teammates for postseason Awards were Ken Brock, most valuable player, and Leonard Temoney, most improved player. Several returning lettermen along with graduates from Hoggard’s first JV football squad will return to lead the Vikings in the 68 gridiron campaign. With 4A status finally attained, the Vikings should be ready to meet their demanding schedule next year. Futch grinds out tough yardage... Steong Finish Shows Strength — FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Knox, J. Schupp, J. Johnson, B. Dolan, C. Preston, J. McCorsley, D. Ward, W. Strickland. SECOND ROW: R. Perry, L. Temoney, W. Bunting. THIRD ROW: S. Fox, E. Reaves, J. Simon, J. Holliday, K. Brock, J. Dixon, R. Merritt. FOURTH ROW: J. McNeil, H. Paula, H. Manager; B. Wallace. SS ROSTER Name Year Height Weight AS ee SUA aes ee ee Soph. Caen 140 CS TGR) LUE) otis ae ae A a rs Sule 160 MikemGoallananwee tan ameer. a. cane. Ure iy [” 180 Brcembennettarae. oa8e | .cs. 0a. die. Siali les 150 EIWenRCAVES: Foe) used eal hans aoe Jr. Se 160 Nery RGGI i )5 5 ee Sr oO 175 ME CPABEUUC Shee ards ais Jr miley 155 OP eg ee Soph. Bgl 130 Uecnard Temoney ................ ue SG. 150 Stll (DOUENGT cb ota aie cee eee ene ae Sip: 3) Or 185 Pe OKIE ay oh edie cu as Si 60 165 fenmanlacewell . 2... 0.6.00 00-% Sr. By ae 140 SeMeneStOM . ce vic. ceca ues: Soph. oe 165 Co) YEG rs a 160 MARPIIODDS 0). ee Sr epi hire 178 BENIN OX Ao See ee ces Sr aa ia 170 dienes MIE NICTIN ee Soph. SQ” 165 Syemnemstrickland ................ ike Sra 160 OMTONIGAY i. ee ees Si ae 205 Oo) So Sr. Sos 195 Monmeiccorsicy .................. Soph. Se 160 Oe se Sr. By 215 CO SUC ins SR” 190 Demmeangiord 2. ....... lk. Jt We 183 MOM ME ee ie S0g 210 James DMO) «55 on ee Si a Or 215 MIN os ee ee Jr. Baling 162 PeIGGODS se... et ane. Soph. yee 175 Donmwonnson ......%............. ins Belg 138 OO EO sins Ss ©” 170 Cn OS Soph. 6 0 185 Dolan drives Potential For Futuce H. Hobbs, D. Langford, G. Futch, B. Bennett, F. Hankins, Lacewell, G. Dalton, M. Callahan, D. Blazer, J. Smith, SCOREBOARD HOCCARD . .- rw. 9. aria —mO Roa VaIVIOUnie om eas a. 8 B26 HOGCARD ..% ara me? Suse lily, tee eed 2 ee ney HOCCARD gaia: | an nO Raleigh Sanderson . . . . . 27 HOGCGA RDia a =) aan ear DixonMes eh ech tht ol. ge. IO HOCCARDS au inet: amranaae , DaCksOnville tauttar as ae gh.) eee OD HOGGARD A. ee ee so INewaltanoverin. 4)... (4.5 elo HOCGARDE (ss) aan eaae aan) Raleigh Sanderson . . . . . 19 BOCGCARD | —- at ees aia en enn) BUrca Waste. recieus 40 vceheaetamen BOSCARD Ss. Bhs a= a amen. Favetteville. Ross’) 4 .002 +. eaeenO MOSECARD Il se. caret mao NVISOH Spee GM. soe rete IRE G 103 ROSTER Name Year Height Weight Mike Wagoner . Sheet FOODS Bel, 155 Bobby “Schupp .aasas5- eee OPN: Buon 145 TimmaGat|d craea seman iro nm eee Soph. 5 10 148 Leroy) Oakleteare aaan sce ae ier . Soph. ay yes 135 John Hearne ...... ee eee, SOD. Swe 180 Denise Sinica tn on ae oe eee OOD IG Sy 158 Wie) InWeS- Sos. es css Lise tose HOD S Be 140 Jim Harris ey ne ROOD: By SY 140 ZiGeMillccwet ee 82) Soph 510 163 Mises, [Lmelisti ..26s0seeo0nee0eunven SAN Salat 230 Samp Ci00s aan ss ae Se. See ODNE By fh? Ml Morris Mathisen ae o eS ODIs Celie 155 Dean Bowker . 5? eS OPI Byala 150 Git THOM ..000- be ee aes eer ODN a 140 Elenrya Best mas. em) 2 co Sali ome 150 Charles Sutton asose Seely Gy By” 143 Joe Bryan Soph BY 150 MOM WEMNES os: ea. Bs no allie SalOm 145 Don Mapson wi Soph. Sy 7 120 Alan Maxwell . fe ee Soph: ey 2 151 Ricky Howell Mea sie ct Ue By 140 Mike Merritt .... _. Soph. Ge Wy 165 Paul Horton .... moon: Balle 152 Mike Hamilton mage PSoph: Been 148 Donnie Bridges .. a coe. SOS O 157 Ernest Grainger ...... rok aie 150 Willie Lawson a a oe Sy i 142 Ron Mapson .... i Soph. SB 125 Lynn Wagoner .. - ide aean SOVlie By 135 Windell Butler ; Ne � die by 5 130 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Schupp, R. Mapson, W. Butler, R. Holt, L. Wagoner, THIRD ROW: M. Ludlum, T. Caulder, A. Maxwell, J. Bryan, D. Bowker, P. Horton, H. Dunioe Varsity Gains Quarterback Mike Merritt receives orders .. . _ Mapson, J. Harris, C. Sutton. SECOND ROW: |. st, Z. Miller, M. Merritt, D. Bridges, M. Mathisen. Hines, M. Hamilton, M. Wagoner, W. Lawson, E. Grainger, L. Oakle, |. James, D. Smith, S. Gibbs. Crpecience 92 Mnitial Season HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD HOGGARD SCOREBOARD 0 Rocky Mount 2� 20 ESE Smith =1;3 Jacksonville 13 Clinton 22 West Columbus Conway Camp Lejeune Pembroke 13 N.H.H.S. 105 Hoggard’s first junior varsity football squad finished the season with a record of three wins, five loses, and one tie. A loss of six key players to the varsity squad early in the season was a big handicap to the JV team. Victories over E. E. Smith, 20-0; Clinton, 13-12; and West Columbus, 22-6; were high points of the initial season. A post-season clash with New Hanover’s Junior Varsity ended the Junior Vikings season as they fell 18-13 in a hard fought battle. oe eee LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Fillyaw, J. Watkins, D, Wilson, B. Lyerly, C. Seawell, L. Nussman, C: Hughes (co-head), B. Elebash, S. Nicholson, S. Harkey, R. Price; (kneeling), K. Helsabeck (head cheerleader). Cheerleaders Boost Cheerleaders inspire Hoggard fans .. . Co-head Carole Hughes and head cheerleader Kim Helsabeck . . . 106 JV cheerleaders support team from sidelines . . . Head cheerleader Marcia Helsabeck .. . School Spivit LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Lewis, D. Jamieson, P. Strothers, D. Dowdy, J. Roe, K. Hicks, G. Stokes, A. Perritt, M. Harriss, L. Pretlowe, L. Soloman; (kneel- ing), M. Helsabeck (head cheerleader). Under the direction of new head coach Jan Brady, Hoggard’s 1968 cross country team emerged with a record of six wins and four loses after tour enduring meets. The Viking distance men opened their season on their home track with a meet including Fayetteville Santord, Fayetteville Ross, and New Hanover High. Hoggard’s runners placed second beating Ross and New Hanover and losing to Sanford. Again, the Vikings played host to New Hanover in their next meet of the season. Hoggard defeated the Wildcats thus extending their overall record to three wins and one loss. The first road trip took the Hoggard team to Fayetteville for a meet with Fayetteville Santord, Fayetteville Ross, Cary, and Scotland. The distance men defeated Ross and Scotland thus extending their season record to five wins and three loses. The last encounter was at Wilson’s home track. Hoggard and New Hanover were featured here, but Wilson proved too much for the Vikings. Hoggard men defeated New Hanover but fell to Wilson. After this losing encounter, the Hoggard record stood at six wins and four loses... a winning season. Ricky Christopher, top distance man, sets pace. Distance When Have Winning Season LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Mason, T. Chance, R. Christopher, C. Marple, R. Massey. 108 The 1968-69 Hoggard basketball squad compiled Vikings Compile an excellent record of 18 wins and only two losses. This was a tremendous jump from the 12-10 ¢ record of the previous year. After being defeated Dmpeessive Record in their first two games, the Vikings ae roaring back to reel off 18 straight impressive victories. In the season opener the Vikings met cross- town rival New Hanover. Unsure of their attack and best lineup, the Vikings fell to the more experienced Wildcats, 66-51. Playing in Morehead City, the Vikings were defeated by West Carteret, 72-63. The outlook for the season was dismal, but things would change. On their home floor for the first time, the Vikings rolled over the Jacksonville Cardinals, 62-46. Beginning to look impressive, the Vikings dropped Wilson, their second straight 4A foe, 74-57. These two classy victories may have given the Vikings the jolt they needed to spur them to their 18 game win streak. Burgaw next fell to Hoggard, 100-67, as the Vikings hit the century mark for the first time in school history. A Holiday Tournament in Brogden Hall was next on the Hoggard schedule. On consecutive nights, the Vikings downed 4A foes— Williams of Burlington and Edwards of Asheville, 69-63 and 67-64, respectively. These two impressive victories built up the steadily growing Viking momentum. Jacksonville fell to Hoggard again 57-53, and the Vikings extended their streak to seven games when they slaughtered Coach Hebbe is pleased with season results. . . Swansboro 80-40. Raleigh Sanderson fell to the Vikings 81-56 as Hoggard stood at the half way mark with an 8-2 record. Pat Lewis puts one up... ROSTER NAME HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS EddiemVViesverm as 9) 5 me uND e u 145 Sie Gr equDaltonman =) eee TiS: ye 165 Ae Allen Cobore ie) yee eee 165 irs Pate Owisa tee eer 9 eee or Oe 145 Ue Kiemlayviory. seks. bee Seine 165 Alp Bricospalindace ss sae Ome 170 Sie Mike Callahan C10a 180 Jie John Jones . Goals 170 re Steves Guitinu sa. ue ee te OF 4 183 irs WalltemMeyerrac. ges) a meemrOltom We oF: Barry Napp ya eee 175 ale Mike Hewlett 6’ 4 185 aie FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Cobb, G. Dalton, P. Lewis, E. Weaver. PICTURED: J. Jones. Vthings Regacded As Barry Napp shoots jumper . Mike Hewlett scores easy two... | 110 see ECOND ROW: Coach Hebbe, M. Callahan, B. Failing, S. Griffin, M. Hewlett, W. Meyer, B. Napp, K. Taylor. NOT Castecn Cage Power Opening up the second half of the season, the Vikings went by Scotland of Laurinburg, 54-49. In a revenge bout, the Vikings dropped West Carteret, 68-60, and were on top of a 10-game win streak. Fayetteville Ross fell to the mighty Vikings, 88-56, and Burgaw was easily rolled over again, 78-46. The Swansboro Pirates proved easy prey as Coach Hebbe’s boys stomped them for the second time, 83-40. stomped was easily overcome in the second encounter, and they went down, 82-45. 4A opponent Wilson was dropped in Wilson, 57-34, and the Viking record stood at 15-2 with three games left. Sanderson fell 91-70, and Lejeune was rolled over, 80-46. In their final game, the Vikings slaughtered Fayetteville Ross, 94-48, and finished | the season with a superb record of |8 wins Mike Callahan on a drive... and two loses. SCOREBOARD Hoggard 5 i New Hanover ie) Hoggard 63 West Carteret 72 Hoggard 62 Jacksonville . . 46 Hoggard 74 Wilson 2 Se Hoggard 100 Burgaw 67 Hoggard 69 Burlington , ts Hoggard 67 Asheville 64 Hoggard BY, Jacksonville 43 Hoggard 80 Swansboro 40 Hoggard 8 | Raleigh 56 Hoggard 54 Laurinburg 49 Hoggard 68 West Carteret 60 Hoggard 88 Fayetteville 56 Hoggard 78 Burgaw 46 Hoggard 83 Swansboro 40 Hoggard 82 Laurinburg 45 Hoggard 57 Wilson 34 Hoggard 9| Raleigh 70 Hoggard 80 Camp Lejeune 46 Hoggard 94 Fayetteville 48 Viking pivotman Willie Meyer 4Hx€é Confecence Awaits Entzy Vikings pursue loose ball. . . 112 Hewlett makes his move... The 1968-'69 John T. Hoggard Basketball team under Coach Jim Hebbe was brilliant throughout the season. They were undefeated at home and won 18 straight after two opening setbacks. The only disappointment of the season was that the Vikings were unable to participate in a post-season tournament. Their independent status barred them trom 4A tournament competition. Statistic wise the Vikings were also very impressive. They averaged 75.5 points per game as a team. Four starters averaged in double figures: Mike Callahan, 13.5; Mike Hewlett, 10.2; Willie Meyer, 14.3; and Pat Lewis with a 12.5. On the foul line the Vikings were, deadly with a .680 percentage. Berry Napp hit from the line for a remarkable .892 percent. The 1968-'69 Vikings were regarded as one of the best cage squads in Eastern North Carolina. Of Highly Regarded VUthkings Lewis lays it in. . Callahan gets a tough two . oy | e John Simon gets inside... Punioe Vaesity Proves Strong The 1968-69 Hoggard Junior Varsity basketball squad put together a fine season with 13 wins and six losses. Victories over the 4A squads of Wilson and Jacksonville were high points of the season. As a team they averaged 56.5 points per game and held the opposition to 46.6 per game. Their highest scoring game was in the last encounter of the season. They rolled over Fayetteville Ross, 83-39. The Junior Vikings were paced by Mike Baldwin, an exceptionally quick backcourt man, who averaged 13.8 points per game. Pivotman John Simon was second in scoring with a 9.3 average. 114 Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard Hoggard SCOREBOARD 45 New Hanover oy West Carteret . 43 Jacksonville . 63 Wilson Gee eae 47 Southport Varsity . 61. Burgaw ee hy 40 Jacksonville . 5 | Swansboro 60 Sanderson 45 Scotlands. =e 64 West Carteret . 76 Fayetteville Ross 66 Burgaw 66 Swansboro 53 Scotland . 38 Wilson 62 Sanderson 58 Camp Lejeune . 83 Fayetteville Ross LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Mapson, R. a Anderson, J. McKoy, B. Mason, B. Bennett, J. Simon, M. Jacobs, D. McIntyre, J. Jacobs, M. Baldwin, D. Mapson. NOT Against JTough Competition Mike Baldwin starts his drive... 115 NAME Ron Mapson . Mike Baldwin Don Mapson . James McKoy Ricky Anderson Mike Jacobs . Billy Mason. . Bruce Bennett Don McIntyre Herb Mintz . Fred Paula. John Simon . Jerry Jacobs . PICTURED: H. Mintz, F. ROSTER HEIGHT ay ey SelOe et pes nanan ne Calor 4on) Cort Cor Ke allo! = 2s) exe) Sey - WEIGHT 140 [45 140 150 sy 165 155 160 163 155 150 188 160 CLASS Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Jr. Jr. Fresh. Soph. Soph. Jr, Soph. ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: Bob DeVone, Willie Francis, Brad Walls, LeRoy Oakley, Dean Bowker, Steve Turner, Charles Spencer. STANDING: Allen Fisher, Tim Chance, Morris Mathieson, Dennis Smith, John Smith, William Heyer. Spring Track Squad Prepates Herman Lacewell competes in pole vault .. . Steve Turner on the hurdles... 5 : Mae 116 The 1969 Hoggard spring track and field squad was under the direction of new h ead coach Matt Fisher. The inexperienced squad began practice in late February. Many events take place in a track and field meet. The pole vault, hurdles, shot put, discus, and running events are all integral parts ot a meet. The Hoggard schedule included meets with West Carteret, New Hanover, Burgaw, Kinston, Camp Lejeune, Fike, Broughton, Sanford, and Rocky Mount. The Vikings also wil be eligible for sectional competition in Fayetteville and the State Meet in Raleigh on May 16. The Hoggard squad was paced by several returning lettermen from the 68 team. Coach Fisher commented on his squad as young and inexperienced but with potential for the future. He stated that the squad should produce a fair record. Herman Lacewell, Mitchell Dutch, Don Walker, James Dixon, Foe Oncoming Season 440 man Willie Heyer . . . James Dixon releases discuss .. . 117 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Schupp, K. Newber, B. Dolan, D. Bridges, M. Merritt, G. Futch, F. Waters, E. Higgins, H. Paula, R. Holt, B. Schupp. Gaseball Squad Anticipats Winning Eric Higgins heads for first . . . 118 George Futch fires to first base... Season Undee Lew Head Coack Jim Schupp shows his form... Mike Callahan stops the steal . . . 119 ert iller curls ig M Re ee Z 20 Htoggatd rtthtetes “Keep In Shape Q Q =} a= U WN SAE VGA = ‘= O Hy 26) © = © wn ccd) _—e 3 =; re =) Qo Oo oO) 2 Ss 9 = oS © ra - + Se = = J («d) ° © 1) Ss A x os A Se oO O Chris Bullis displays his form. . . Tennis was introduced into the Hoggard athletic program in the spring of 1969. Uncertainty marked the beginning of the season as Coach John Harmon was unable to comment on the exact plans. A tentative schedule included matches with West Cartaret, New Hanover, Wilson, and others. Coach Harmon viewed the season with anxiety. He saw the matches as a challenge to his inexperienced squad. Conference status for the future was also uncertain for Viking tennis squads. The initial tennis season proved interesting. Teunis Squad Awaits Fitst Season FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Turner, H. Lacewell, D. Conner, C. Bullis. SECOND ROW: J. Vereen, R. Long, B. Davis, T. Lombardo. 12| Billy Hinton lines up his putt... FIRST ROW, LEFT TO Gof Team Has Potential Lynn McDonald putts for birdie . 122 ity, RIGHT: G. Smith, D. Holland, G. Pace, L. Hobbs, R. Regnier. SECOND ROW: T. Brinson, L. McDonald, D. Cowell, M. Burriss, G. Nelson, B. Hinton. Foe Fine Season Tom Brinson should prove top flight contender .. . The 1969 Hoggard golf squad had the talent to produce a topnotch team. Several experienced players returned from the previous season. The team had depth, and the players who competed in each match were expected to be in constant change. Coach Jim Hebbe viewed the oncoming season with optimism. The °69 season included matches with such teams as Havelock, Jacksonville, New Hanover, Swansboro, and Kinston. The golf team also was included in various Eastern 4A matches as well as the sectionals and state meet. 123 NIROTC The instructional staff of the John T. Hoggard NJROTC unit consists of three instructors and a commanding officer. The commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander J. T. Bryan, is responsible for coordinating and supervising the entire unit. Sergeant R. Wilson, Chief R. T. Hess, and Chief C. A. Bateman are in charge of instructing the cadets in all aspects pertaining to navy life. They strive together to develop advanced potential officer programs and better informed citizens. Lieutenant Commander: J. T. Bryan Chief R. T. Hess, Sergeant R. Wilson, Lt. Commander J. T. Bryan, and Chief C. A. Bateman walk out to inspect the cadets at the flag-raising ceremony. Sergeant Wilson points out one of the oaths taken by enlisted servicemen. Chief R. T. Hess prepares for his next instructional session. S.BUOYAGE “zor q | 4 fe ‘ile Battalion Company Commander: A. Raymond LTJG T. Lane posts the O.D. bulletin. Oattation Staff The Battalion Staff consists of the Battalion Commanding Officer, the Battalion Executive Officer, the Battalion Operation Officer, the Communications Officer, the Supply Officer, and the Chief Petty Officer. LTJG P. Welch working in supply room. ee BATTALION STAFF: CMD A, Raymond, J. D. Cox, S. E. Turner, L. E. Simpson, T. H. Lane, P. C. Welch, D. A. Geddie. 127 1968-1969 SPONSORS: LT D. W. Brown, LT J. A. Boatwright, LT M. J. Mull, LT E. D. Dowdy, LT E. C. Gruelle, LT L. J. Fuller, LT. M. K. McKeithan. Sponsoes Sponsors for the Hoggard NJROTC battalion are nominated with three basic characteristics in mind. They must be a senior, have an academic average of 3.0 or better, and have a high moral character. After the nominations, a ballot is held in which the cadets vote for the sponsors of their choice. The top seven then become the official sponsors for the entire year. The sponsors not only perform with the cadets but are a great assistance in preparing for the NJUROTC ball. Cadet Sponsors LT M. K. McKeithan and LT D. W. Brown view pictures of the NJROTC Ball. BATTALION SPONSOR: Cadet LT E. D. Dowdy. eédvisocy Committee The Advisory Committee is primarily designed to help the battalion with problems that might arise in the beginning of the school year. They discuss situations which may become troublesome or annoying to the battalion. Fortunately they have very few meetings during the year which shows what a fine battalion Hoggard has. LTCMD Bryan talks with Cadet CMD Raymond. “HLERANTS OF US OAGe ERDOHY S08 Sawies til SEATED: P. C,. Welch, S. E. Turner, T. G. Carroll, L. E. Simpson, J. D. Cox. STANDING: G. B. Hickman, D. A. Geddie, D. E. Strickland, T. H. Lane, A. D. Raymond. 129 FIRST PLATOON, CO. A: Platoon Leader, M. S. Winebar:; First Squad: Leader, D. W. Evans; D. Moss, R. S. Warron, J. E. Casey, J. W. Mobley, R. T. Squad; MPO T. K. Cooke, D. F. Smith, R. W. Ellery, C. F. Cherry, T. H. Coleman, C. T. Bridges, H. G. Bordeaux. Company x SECOND PLATOON, CO. A: Platoon T. B. Crummy; Second Squad: Leader, ae 130 ett, D. Nester, W. B.. Korb; Second Lieutenant Meg McKeithan 2ader, F. Lane; First Squad: Leader, A. P. Hilburn; H. B. Reidys, J. B. Beane, A. M. Brown, S. C. Elsner, B. T. Sikes, C. S. Wilkies, MPO; J. J. Vereen, W. Price; G. E. Reaves, W. E. Baker, D. A. Jones, C. P. Jernigan, G. S. King, R. L. Woodcock, W. Borneman. apt t ed, 4 pou ie gee Ge ees Cae th oes ant Minion een) a) coal hel fic? Company B Commander: B. Hickman FIRST PLATOON, CO. B: Platoon Spicer, R. L. Bellamy. Second Squad: Company FIRST PLATOON, CO.-B: Platoon Leader, C. L. Nixon; First Squad: Leader, J. L. Cathell, R. M. Lloyd, M. S. Farmer, S. W. Gore, O. A. Murray, M. Baldwin, Davis, M. L. Clark; Second Squad: Leader, T. E. Poole: M. J. Bennett, G. E. Jones, C. V. Faircloth, W. S. Williams, J. R. Comer, J. H. Canady, C. M. Benson, ader, J. T. Sauvinett; First Squad: Leader, R. D. Christopher; J. W. Worthen, W. R. Robinson, W. R. Cartrette, V. J. Dowe, R. T. Davis, M. Thomas, J. ader, R. T. Robinson; M. L. Dutch, J. M. McKoy, T. W. Caulder, J. M. Salisbury, J. M. Johnston, A. B. Walls, W. H. Wright, E. M. Batson. Lieutenant Emily Gruelle . Drake, G. E. Williams, R. L. ). Coleman, W. J. Martin. FIRST PLATOON, CO. C: Platoon Leader, T. W. Farmer: First Squad: Leader, F. K. Fisher: R. M. Wyckoff, D. F. Logan, L. Williams, R. A. Harden, M. C. C. W. Johnson; Second Squad: Leader, L. Cox: E. B. Evans, R. B. Payton, J. F. Norris, J. R. Reeves, K. E. Downing, J. P. Harris, R. R. Raynor, J. W. Price. Company C SECOND PLATOON, CO. C: Platoon Holland, J. D. Poindexter, J. L. Flack, Company C Commander: D. Strickland B. G. Hilburn, D. J. Rollison, B. Batch. 134 Sr hweitzer, J. J. Munroe, L. O. Ellis, Lieutenant Julie Boatwright sader, H. W. Lacewell; First Squad: Leader, R. A. McDowell: J. M. Paterson, E. D. Long, J. Henderson, D. A. Walker, R. H .Simmons, J. J. Bryan, R. J. J. Clemmons; Second Squad: Leader, L. R. Robinson: J. H. King, R. L. Waddell, D. A. Clark, J. L. Smith, T. E. Oxenfeld, Z. K. Benson, G. W. Milliken, ison sg —— ee Company D Commander: T. Carrol FIRST PLATOON, CO. D: Platoon Yarboro, R. M. Evans, B. G. DeVane, K. McCullen, B. Morgan. Company SECOND PLATOON, CO. D: Platoon Leader, B. L. Scruggs; First Squad: Leader, M. K. Wilson; J. W. James, C. W. Zopti, R. F. Hunt, R.O. Tatum, C. Parker; J. C. Risely, R. K. Park, R. S. Blair, W. L. Keen, W. Collins, 1. Mitchell, R. K. Blackburn. SO egg a: a ge S jer, M. E. Long; First Squad: Leader, J. A. Joyner; R. L. Strickland, L. B. McDowell, C. A. Cumber, W. R. Kline, L. R. Hawkins, P. Howell; Second Squad: Leader, S. Smith: R. H. Kraft, A. Sneed, L. R. Watkins, D. Z. Fisher, B. E. Bollinger, W. R. W. M. Farrow, L. W. Boswell, S. A. Barnes, B. Futch, Lieutenant Linda Fuller d Squad: Leader, J. H. Tripp: 1967-1968 Naval Junior Reserve Officers RADAM J. S. Dorsey inspects First Platoon Company A. RADAM J. S. Dorsey presents J. B. Shilling with outstanding-senior- of-the-year award. 138 7 RADM J. S. Dorsey addresses battalion. 139 1965— he ohne 7. Hoggard 140 14] HOGGARD RIFLES: Lt. L. E. Simpson, Drill Team Commander. FIRST ROW: B. L. Scruggs, D. A. Geddie, C. E. Robinson, T. B. Crummy, J. T. Sauvinet, C. E. Skipper, C. F. Cherry, J. W. Mobley. SECOND ROW: D. W. Evans, D. Moss, W. L. Bohon, J. E. Casey, L. A. Bennett. THIRD ROW: J. S. Sullivan, J. W. Hardin, R. T. Bennett, E. M. Batson, R. C. Gornto, R. W. Ellery. Hoggatd Rifles The Hoggard Rifles, under the direction of the instructors, Sergeant R. Wilson and Cadet Commander L. E. Simpson, has sacrificed long hours to become a precisioned unit. As always, practice has worked and the team received invitations to perform at various festivals and parades throughout southeastern N. C. The drill team itself, is perhaps the most honored unit in the battalion, and members are chosen through tryouts at the beginning of each school year. Drill Team Commander: Lieutenant L. E. Simpson 142 Drill Team Sponsor: Lieutenant Debbie Brown Sword Team Sponsor: Lieutenant Myra Mull Swoed Teant The sword team of the NJROTC battalion iS for special performances and functions. It performs at various activities such as beauty pageants and the NJROTC Ball. The team is made up entirely of ensigns with the exception of the commander, LTJG T. Farmer. Sword Team CMD: LTJG T. Farmer FIRST ROW: E. Batson, A. Bennett, T. Lane, J. Tripp, T. Sauvinet, P. Welch. SECOND ROW: F. Lane, M. Long, B. Scruggs, J. Vereen, L. Nixon, M. Winebar. OFFICERS CLUB. Commander A. Raymond. FIRST ROW: J. D. Cox, S. E. Turner, L. E. Gera T. H. Lane. SECOND ROW: C. E. Skipper, B. L. Scruggs, M. S. Winebar, P. C. Welch. THIRD ROW: G. B. Hickman, J. T. Sauvinet, C. L. Nixon, J. J. Vereen. FOURTH ROW: D. W. Strickland, L.A. Bennett, N. H. Lacewell, F. Lane. FIFTH ROW: T. G. Carroll, M. F. Long, J. H. Tripp. President of Officers Club LTCD J. D. Cox Officecs Club The officers club of the NJROTC is organized as a social club of the battalion. It consists of all cadets with the rating above ensign. Much like the NCO Club, the main accomplishment of the Officers Club for the entire year is the club breakfast after the NJROTC Ball . LTCD J. D. Cox illustrates methods of graphing to Cadet H. Lacewell. PRRUE: 30 000 { 144 LPROTIC Ball The NJROTC Ball is the biggest highlight in the school year for the cadets. Many months are spent in planning and arranging the activities for the ball. During intermission there is a ceremony in which the sponsors are introduced and the NJROTC Queen for the year is announced and crowned. After the ball, the cadets enjoy a breakfast with the various clubs. LTCDM Bryan presents roses to LT Linda Fuller, the NJROTC Queen. LT Wina Dowdy and Tommy Woodbury enter through the arch of swords. The cadets and their dates enjoy an evening of dancing at the National Guard Armory. 145 1968-69 NJROTC COLOR GUARD. CPO R. M. Smith, LTJG T. E. Lane, (Gro) S, J leawsae, CRO Tl, Gh Biike zard—pertorms in the Homecoming Parade. Coloe Guacd The Color Guard of an ROTC Battalion is perhaps the most important unit. Being a member of the color guard requires long hours of practice and drill. The Color Guard marches not only with the battalion but performs with the drill team at each of their functions and separately for the school assemblies. The Color Guard prepares for battalion drill. Color Guard Captain: LTJG T. E. Lane 146 President of the NCO Club: Cadet T. M. Blackburn The noncommissioned officers club is one consisting of the cadets with a rating lower than that of an ensign. The club is on a voluntary basis. In order to remain in good standing, a member must pay dues which are used to sponsor the NCO Club breakfast for the NJROTC Ball. The club is basically organized to perform as a social section of the battalion. | Cadet T. M. Blackburn explains to Cadet B. R. Batch that no dues will mean no breakfast. NCO CLUB. FIRST ROW: D. A. Geddie, J. S. Smith, S. Fauser, H. B. Blizzard, T. M. Blackburn, J. L. Cathell, W. B. Korb, T. K. Cooke, M. K. Wilson. SECOND ROW: R. A. McDowell, J. C. Risley, C. E. Robinson, D. S, Privette, D. F. Hilton, D. W. Evans, J. A. Joyner, R. W. Dobo. THIRD ROW: T. E. Poole, B. R. Batch, T. M. Robinson, F. K. Fisher, J. W. Price, A. P. Hilburn, L. D. Nester, R. M. Smith. 147 cS — sn So : oo Se The USS SHRIKE leaves port for practice drills. Cadets A. Hilburn, L. A. Bennett, M. K. Wilson, R. A. McDowell, and J. H. Tripp study the gyro compass. y : ee aS ne Pe) Wh a Cadets R. W. Dobo and T. G. Carrolll receive instructions ; on charting a course from LTJG R. E. Plunkett. at 148 USS Shethe While stationed at Wilmington the USS SHRIKE, a U.S. N. minesweeper, has provided several educational cruises tor the cadets. Approximately eight cadets are chosen for each cruise which leaves early Saturday morning and returns Sunday afternoon. While on the cruise the cadets are given the opportunity to receive a firsthand look at Navy life and to learn the functions and drills ot a minesweeper. Cadets W. O. Boykin, R. A. McDowell, W. E. Baker, R. W. Dodo, M. K. Wilson, and J. A. Joyner examine a torpedo. 149 2 9 6, 2 aon DY Student Life SMES Barry Napp engages in ‘‘transcendental meditation.” School begins, Old ties are strengthened New challenges are met. Familiar faces gleam with recognition: Unfamiliar ones struggle for identity. Schedule changes. The space left by the sophomore class is quickly filled. A Unique Year! The Viking Holiday Dance proves to be an excellent time to renew old acquaintances and make new ones. 152 UE a Ze a LM ostpegteTes ye ae Se Once again the routine is formed as students make their way to school. The Presidential campaigns are a great topic of debate among students. j i i orientate Se OS BMsd ner ecnecemnstten 153 There is nothing quite like a bonfire spirit and morale. o Se eeaenrean Ronnie Venters “really done.” tries to show how it A Masquerade Ball is always fun and a break from the typical dance. The Marching Vikings give a rousing performance. Everyone joins right in to show that Hoggard’s spirit is the greatest. NES aac Seseti a8 at watt easaesess® FER AE RR EREEE seessepoeeey settise A hot dog roast provides fun and food for a hungry group. ORI wee oe a fe) der = Oe Ev S 0 c S Weses i © OV OFS 4510 OGG) SE =) To) O Ee m-S 0 5 OS .2 Oo Oost om = LP es == p h oO aa ing Queen ightened last moment— wn ae) (Ss ® mi) =} a8} Lee) 2 ge o O o Y aie Os a5 = 5 O = c= od) as ke tory IC . IOUS V A glor 6) © n oO os n Ke} qe ae Saal mm = Eel Smee, ‘soonieaonnaeeceeneiat 1g te Homecoming Court Attendant ng spectators Hughes, to onlook Carol grin 156 Ftomecoming Debbie Brown beams with pride as Sarah Mason crowns her Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming Court stands in the midst of the band awaiting the final decision. School spirit is “alive and well” at John T. Hoggard. “But Brother!” Festive decorations. Trifling gaieties exchanged. Jolly faces, Happy sighs. Thoughts of the holidays. Creative competition. Anxious preparations. Library Assistants add to the festive feeling of Christmas by decorating a tree in the library. The Christmas Dance provides an extra feeling of excitement to the holiday activities. ae “Now Mike, don’t try to pull the wool over my eyes!” Snoopy shouts Christmas greetings from Mrs. Ward’s door. Going steady— ‘the ups and downs of it!” EXAMS—a necessary evil. Students take a break during smoking area. lf exams to 160 get involved. Hoagord Optixnistic. Season Friday Opes Phone booths in the Student Activity Area are put to good use during school hours. Helen Skelton keeps the bulletin board up to date. Lunch is a good time to catch up on the latest gossip. 16] ee ee % The girls’ drill team practices to perform in the Azalea “Well, | did have an English book somewhere!” 2 saa, Hite iis An open-air class discussion offers a welcome break from the daily routine. Festival Parade. J tee 5 — se hE May Queen | KIM HELSABECK 164 The ecstasy of May Week creates a feeling ot enchantment. Cherished moments are captured, Honors are bestowed upon the chosen few. For one special person— The distinction finally comes— “Her crowning glory!” 165 b — Sareea es WANE SAA oAww0ec QOL Ee oma ee ie S RPE ROLL LPO Lee SEG AOE BRS GAS. wane siete CECE TAA GAG EGA es Maid Of Honor DEBBIE BROWN 166 arolina Yacht E- Pl Baan Sey 167 TINA VAN VELSOR, Junior CAROL HUGHES, Senior JAN ROWE, Sophomore 168 Sophomore Lo ee ae es PAULA JOHNSON 6 Ss 6 Z 3 : : a O a 5 = O A Z = = o x = 169 Spring fever is heightened by the Senior Prom, elections, the beach— Juniors worry about final exams— Then delight in their class rings. Seniors in a flurry— Last minute college acceptances. Exchanging calling cards. Suddenly it is over— Graduation is here! Campaign gimmicks brighten the halls. “A Polynesian Paradise” HIGIF Students solemnly execute their voting privilege. Only echoes resound through the long and empty hall as school is over for another year. 17] Being enrolled at Roland-Grise for their sophomore year, Having the advantages of two schools, Combining with Hoggard in activities— sports, cheerleading— Remaining apart in others— MUSIC, social life, clubs— An old environment yet an entirely new one; They begin to think on their own for the first time. HENRY PAULA, Student Body President of Roland-Grise Sophomore Class 174 Carson Benson John Berman Henry Best Michael Bethea Lynda Blaine Robert Blair Leslie Blakeman Susan Blanton Mary Blizzard Gene Bollinger Larry Bowden Susan Bowden Dean Bowker Carole Bowman Steve Boyette Kenneth Bradshaw Sherron Bramlett Linda Brinson Sheila Brinson Karen Britt 175 Gary Allen Helen Allen Vernell Allen Steve Alper Cathy Amato Brenda Amerson Marilyn Amey Ricky Anderson Kim Auten Kathy Autrey Cam Baird Jim Baldwin Connie Barden Steve Barnes Kathy Barnhill Neil Barnhill lrene Batounis Susan Batson Ada Beasley Donna Becker x S SO eee Bridgewater’ cast assembles for curtain call. Alice Brown Debbie Brown Joe Bryan Sue Bryant Janice Bullard Nan Bullock Ann Burris Sherry Campbell Mark Carr Patsy Carr Tim Caulder Kacy Chapp Dan Clark Karen Clay Doxine Cole Mike Coleman David Colwell John Comer Wally Cook Lawrence Corbett Alan Cotheran Vicki Courtney Beth Craig Mike Crews Teresa Cribb 176 Carleen Cromartie Margie Croom Cathy Crump Chris Cumber Angie Davis Brenda Davis Graham Davis Paula Davis Richard Davis Karen Dehne Susan Dermid Bobby Devane Chester Devane Beth Dowdy De Lonna Dowdy Kim Downing Tommy Drake Joey Duclos Bob Duncan Teresa Duncan Yuvette Duncan Nelson Ellington Diane English “What is it you teach—LOVE?” George Erkes Bobby Evans 177 EB. Evans Romona Evans Shane Farmer Susan Farr Benny Farrow Jan Farrow Shelia Farrow Bobbie Faw Judy Finklestein Marshall Fisher Kathy Fitzgibbon Jeffery Flack Faye Flynn Mary Foster Brenda Foy Sognia Foy Mel Fryar Lucy Gaddy Randy Gainey Bernard Galloway Roberta Ransom, sophomore editor, and Paula Davis, sophomore assistant, make final touches before pictures are taken. 178 Billy Gantt Mike Garner Dreama Garris Beth Gemmil Debbie Gimple Shelia Glennon Rachael Godwin Ernest Gordan Marsha Gordon Sam Gore Laura Gornto Ernest Grainger Lorraine Greenough Debbie Greimann Barbara Grise Doragene Gurganus Doug Haas Keith Hales Bob Hall Larry Ham 179 Kathy Doar, sophomore co-editor; Doragene Gurganus, Mel Fryar, and Kenna Ritchie, sophomore collect money, and take home room numbers before pictures may be taken for the SAGA assistants, write receipts, Mike Hamilton Bridget Harding Linda Harmon Charlie Harrington Jim Harris Margaret Harris Paula Hart Winnie Harwin Roy Hawkins David Hayes Robbie Hayes Sandra Head Bob Hegele Marcia Helsabeck Danny Henderson John Henderson Paul Herring Pete Herring Kay Hicks Betty Highsmith Ben Hilburn Doris Hilburn Jane Holman Ren Holt Margaret Honeycutt Mr. Hebbe, driver education instructor, jokes for their last lesson. a 0 ANE ENA EW HANOVER COUNTY SCHDGLS ec EEE. — Marcia’ Helsabeck, junior varsity head cheer- leader, displays school spirit. 181 Paul Horton Ken Howerin Mary Hoyle Arlene Hoyt Ella Hudson Aurelia Huff Wesley Hunter Debra Hutton Tim Hyatt Bob Isley Jackie Irving Deborah Jacobs Joe James Deborah Jamison Maureen Jeffords Debra Jenkins Mary Ruth Jewell Carol Johnson Linda Johnson Paula Johnson Steve Johnson Cynthia Jones Kathy Jones Carolyn Jordan Leslie Jordan Nancy Pollard, Steve Alper, and Dottie Newber spend their leisure time studying on the patio. 182 Pam Joyner Sandra Keaton Wayne Keen Teresa Keenan Eddie Keith Grace Kennedy John King Cathy Landon Jean Landon Richard Lane Delores Laney Tommy Laughlin Connie Lea Barbara Lehrschall Lucy Lennon Susan Lewis Allen Lightfoot Alvin Little Jerry Loflin David Logan Bob Long Danny Long Max Ludlum Kathy Marsh Rich Marston Morris Mathison Marlene Matthews John McCorsley Meri McCrackin Keith McCullen Landis McDowell Joan McGee George McKim Jo Ann McMillan Pat McNeill Judy McRae Diane Merritt Mike Merritt Peter Miars Holly Miller Karen Dehne, office assistant, takes a mes- Zig Miller sage for Mr. Mason. Wayne Milliken Herbert Mintz Laraine Mobley Gayle Morse James Munroe Della Murray O’Neal Murray Lewis Musser Jenny Needham 183 Lynda Stanley, Hoggard bus driver, picks up students from Roland-Grise. 184 Dottie Newber Debra Nixon Mamie Nixon Jane Noffsinger Nancy Nunes Leroy Oakley Mark Ogden Vera Oliphant Brenda Organ Sheila O’Shay Diane Overbee Tommy Oxenteld Mike Padrick Robin Page Harry Parham Pam Parker Sandra Parker Ann Pate Mark Paterson Shelley Paul Fred Paula Henry Paula Reginald Payton Suzette Pennington Katheleen Perez Annette Perritt Randy Perry Dwight Peterson Mike Piner Martha Pinson Becky Pittman Jimmy Poindexter Stephanie Points Nancy Pollard Anna Pratt Chris Preston Leslie Pretlow Debbie Price Joe Price Karen Pridgen Vicky Pridgen Dennis Redmond Mairian Rhodes Steve Rhodes Kenna Ritchie Bill Rivenbark Julie Robinson Paul Roethlinger Scott Romblad Karen Ross Ron Gonter and Lester Bryant watch as Carol Singleton demostrates how the bioscope works. Jan Rowe Rose Ryninger Cheryl Sauvinet Gienn Sanderson Ellen Sampalla Karl Sass Sheri Savage Bobby Schupp Nancy Schwartz Chip Schweitzer Donna Scoggins Mike Scruggs Mary Sedelmeyer Terry Sellars Russel Sharples Diane Shavers Frankie Shepard Art Shierer Gerald Sim Carol Singleton Diane Sinhel Alice Singletary Brenda Skipper Janet Slater Billy Smith 186 ad we es Se = = ae ie ee = ee = HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. FIRST ROW: L. Ham, Strandquest, S. Southall. SECOND ROW: T. Sellars, A. G. Stokes, M. Harris. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. oe Wagoner, J. McCorsley, J. Holman, Jo Rew, 1. jletary, L. Sullivan, S. Points, A. Beasley, J. Noffsinger, tin, C. Singleton, J. Farrow, K. Britt, P. Johnson. 187 David Smith Dot Smith Gwen Smith Julie Smith Sidney Smith Laura Solomon Susan Southall Connie Southerland Alice Speer Gracie Spicer Terri Standquest Becky Stanley Gwynn Stokes Nell Stokley Ronnie Strickland Phyllis Strothers Laura Sullivan Richard Tatum Sheila Tatum Deidra Thomas Larry Thompson Nancy Thorton Beth Tickner Jane Todd Carol Tomlin Students rush to their classes in the mobile classrooms. 188 Myra Townsend Cindy Turner Lois Tuherow Linda Tysinger James Ulshafer Alyce Vereen Kim Verzaal Judy Waddell Rudolph Waddell Tripp Waddell Lynn Wagoner Mike Wagoner Fred Walker Brad Walls Kris Walls Beth Ward Lois Watkins Louis Watkins Tommy Watters Vicki Watters Becky Weathers John Weaver Barbara Welch Pam Welch Jean Welker Debbie Wellman Jenny Wells Marcia Whittemore Ben Williams Debbie Williams George Williams Stan Williams Tannis Williams Terry Williams Pamela Wood Jack Worthen Donna Wren Mike Wyckoff Nancy Yates Charles Zopfi Students use the library to study. 189 A second year of being younger yet not as young as betore— Earning money for class projects with new ideas— auctions, sales— Making plans for the Senior Prom, Anticipating the arrival of rings, Harboring thoughts of the future— SAT, College— They come through a linking year a little more sure-footed— more of a person. NOP eS nt mtn pet, ananiaaeceemaiemmeeaamece LEONARD TEMONEY, Co-Vice-President; HELEN SKELTON, Secretary; TINA VAN VELSOR, President; BRETT ELEBASH, Vice-President. Dunioe Class 190 Nancy Adams Mike Aldridge Barbara Alper Nickie Anast Curtis Anderson Danny Andrews Roger Applewhite Wayne Baker Linda Balderson Gerald Baldwin Pam Bandolas Janet Barden Phyllis Barnhill Page Barrow Brad Batch Jeannie Bateman Betty Batts Ben Beane Sandy Beard Kathi Beall Susan Bekaert Kenneth Bell Linda Bell Allen Bennett Bruce Bennett Randy Bennett Tommy Benson Edna Best Sandy Bishop Glenda Blackburn Tim Blackburn Carol Blake Sharon Blake Nancy Blann Gene Blanton 19] 192 David Blazer Peggy Blythe Sandy Boney Dewey Bordeaux Wayne Boyd William Boykin Janet Bradley Harriet Bradshaw Sue Brechtlein Jake Bremer Terry Bridges Bill Britt Andy Brock Lois Brothers Buddy Brown Grace Brown Laura Brown Monica Brown Joe Bryant Nancy Buck Roy Buie Lynn Bullard Susan Bullard Chris Bullis Michele Bullis Anna Burnett Bobo Burns Lorna Burris Johnny Burton Windell Butler Billy Byers Mike Callahan Pat Campbell Sharon Carraway Belinda Cartrette Buddy Casey Luke Cathell Sue Caton Tex Caulder Ben Chadwick Beth Chadwick Tim Chance Steve Chapp Ann Charles-Craft Frank Cherry Jean Cherry Ricky Christopher Ronnie Church Helen Clemmons Katie Cloudman Doug Coaker Johnny Coaker Allen Cobb Allison Coleman Tommy Coleman Cindy Coley Connie Collins David Collins Russ Cooke Travis Cooke Dennis Cowell Wayne Cox “Is he Really W 35¢? Pixie Craft ee ort ‘ David Crews Sandy Cribb Debbie Crider Linda Cunningham Tom Cushing Greg Dalton 194 Ken Danford Joan D’aubour Diana Davis Ken Davis Vicki Davis Carl Dawson Elouine Devone Donna Deweese Alice Dorsey Irving Dowl Faye Dunn Gary A. Dunn Gary W. Dunn Ted Dunn Linda Edens Steve Elsner Brett Elebash Steve Ely John Emmart Janice Evans Annette Fancher Bill Fancher asks the auctioneer. Barbara Farr Rhonda Farrar Steve Fauser Diane Figueroa Robert Finch Frank Fisher Cheryl Fleishman 195 Skip Flowers Nancy Floyd Jack Foushee Cathy Fowler Sherry Fowler Gwendolyn Fox 196 Are the Junior Class meetings Jeff Freeman Lisa Friederichs Dennis Fullerton George Futch Brenda Garner Dawn Gardner Dan Geddie Nancy George Jackie Glacier Kay Glennon Chris Godsey Georgia Graves James Greene Phyllis Griffin Steve Griffin Jane Guest Janice Guftey Steve Gunter Sue Gupton Timmy Hale Kenneth Hales Dianne Hall Janice Hall Joan Ham Wilhelmina Hankins really this exciting? Rhonda Hansley James Hardee Diane Hardison Barbara Hardy Susan Harkey Loy Harriss Walter Harriss Janet Harwood Diane Hause Jean Head Kathy Herring Alan Hilburn Bruce Hickman Betty Hill Debbie Hobbs Debbie Horne Therese Horne Ricky Howell Rhonda Hoyt David Huffine Dawn Hulon 197 Pat Hunter Gwen Jackson Kenny Jackson Mike Jackson lvon James Ray James Merle Jeffords Clifton Jernigan Isabella Jewell Amanda Johnson Becky Johnson John Johnson Judy Johnston Gloria Johnson Nancy Johnson Andre Jones Rachel Jordon John Joyner Sharon Kavenough Doug Kearney Sandy Keffer Billy King Sherry King Juniors busily unload for 198 Steve King Nina Kinlaw Valorie Knox Kay Kolikas Carl Korb Donna Krug Marion Lacewell Thomas Lane Dan Langford Wilma Larson Debbie LaGwin Ronald Lehrschall Babs Leonard Tom Lewellen Janice Lewis Pam Lewis Wanda Lewis Debbie Lewter Wanda Lloyd Sue Lockamy Donald Loflin Richard Long Kathy Lowrimore | the do-nut sale. 199 Susan Wolfe dreams of having her own class ring as she gazes at George Pace’s. 200 Mary Jane Maloney Chris Marple Tim Martin Vicki Martin Billy Mason Frances Massey Ricky Massey Linda Mathis Preston Maultsby Jenny McAtee Johnny McCumber Anthony McDonald Barbara McDonald Diane McDonald Lynn McDonald Kathy McDowell Richard McDowell Ronald McFadden Danny McKeown Patricia McKoy Susan Meier Debra Merritt Julius Metts Linda Metz Susan Midkiff Charlie Miller Eddie Miller Mitch Miller Wanda Miller John Milliken Billy Millis Ann Mintz Linda Mintz John Mobley Debbie Moore Linda Moore Kathy Morris Terry Mott Ken Mowbray Jim Mozingo Lee Mullin Bobby Murray Debbie Nailer Barry Napp Cindy Neal Joyce Neil Josie Nelson Doug Nester Robin Neuiwirth Susan Newkerk Belva Newsome Jim Nickolson 201 Dreams of spring ... A class ring. 202 Sue Nicholson Bert Nisbet Larry Nissen Carolyn Nixon Randale Nixon Shelley Nixon Belinda Nobles Sallie Noe Linda Norris Judy Northrop Johnny Norwood Opal Norwood Linda Nussman Pam Olive Patricia Oliver Betty O'Neill Elizabeth O’Quinn Beth Orrell Vicki Orrell Michael Ostrand Pat Ostrand Jot Owens Dianne Padgett Galen Page Becky Pardue Steve Parker David Parks Lee Parsons Deborah Paul Rodney Pearson Donna Pepper Beth Perry Will Philips Rachel Pickett Kathy Pierce Stewart Piner Sharon Pless Tommy Poole Kirby Porter Tommy Powell Jesse Price David Privette Jim Pyron Randi Rannbury Roberta Ransom Dena Ratcliff Susan Ray Karen Raynor Sharon Reaves Sandra Reavis Janice Redmond Donald Register Rick Regnier Cheryl Reid Debbie Reid Larry Retchin Jeannie Rezzuto Barney Rhett Mike Rhodes Glen Riggs Jim Risley Libby Rivenbark June Roberts Charles Robinson Linda Robinson Nancy Robinson Tom Robinson Becky Roesch Betsy Rogers Linda Rouse 203 Nancy Rouse Tommy Rouse Dan Rowe Ray Rowland Bob Russ Janet Sass Tommy Sauvinet Frank Sawyer Suzanne Schoch Brenda Schwartz Mary Seawell Bobbie Sellars Bobby Sellers Carol Shapiro Martha Sharpe Denise Sheppard Pat Shingleton Barry Sikes Jack Simmons Judy Simmons Kathy Simmons John Simon Helen Skelton Curtis Skipper Jerry Small Brenda Smith David Smith 204 Garry Smith Jenny Smith Lance Smith Ralph Smith Zorie Smith Connie Sneeden Cheryl Snyder Stan Soderstrum Lee Sparks John Spencer Richard Spencer Jeannine Spinks display their float. Evelyn Stanland Lynda Stanley Pat Stanley David Starnes Alice Staton Jeanette Steenhuis Robert Stokley Gordon Stone Dwight Strickland Gayle Strickland Wayne Strickland Susan Stricklin Bobby Sullivan Steve Tabor Kit Taylor 205 206 Sherri Taylor Glynda Thomas Joey Thomas Karen Thomas Frank Thomason Judy Thompkins Bonnie Thompson Kathy Thompson Linda Thompson Lynette Thompson Graylyn Thrift Beth Tillery Donna Tillery Donna Todd Terri Torhan Nell Towles Jeff Tripp Brady Tucker Kathy Tudor Barbara Tutherow Connie Tyndall Terri Vann Tina Van Velsor Vicki Venters Joe Vereen Dale Verzaal Eleanor Waddell Guy Waddell Lynn Wallace Marlene Wallace Mary Ann Walton Vicki Walton Donnie Ward Kitty Ward Ricky Warren Susan Waters Jan Watkins Doris Watson George Watson Marion Watson Mickey Watson Steve Watters Yolanda Watts Philip Welsh Peggy Wenberg Marsha West Sylvia Whaley Donna White Graham White Carolyn Wiggins Linda Wiggins Charles Wilkes Frank Williams Mellonice Williams Steve Williams Vicki Williams Cinda Wilson Claire Wilson Debbie Wilson Kevin Wilson Lynn Wilson Jean Winebar Cindy Woodard Donald Woodcock Randy Woodell Lee Wrenn Janet Zipper Cathy Zopfi 207 A last chance to work together as a class, to plan their gitt; Class projects, ball games, meetings, Uniting the class, Boosting school spirit— JERRY BLAND, President; SHERRILL SINEATH, Vice-President; Sentoe Class 208 WINA DOWDY, Secretary. ¢ KAY DIANNE ABEYOUNIS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Teacher Assistant 3; Future Teachers 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3; Voyagers 4. e CYNTHIA LEIGH ALEXANDER New Hanover High School: 2; Bible Club 2: Folk Music Club 2 Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. e WARREN LEE AMMONS New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2: Hanover Singers 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; French Club 4; School Spirit Club 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club 4. e@ ALMA ANN ANDERSON New Hanover High School: 2; Re presentative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. e BEATTIE JANE ANDERSON New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2: School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e JAMES WILLIAM ANDERSON New Hanover High School: 2; Concert Band 2: Cross-Country Track 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4: Golf Team 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4; Dance Band 4; Venture Staff 4. e ROBERT ALLEN ANDERSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e WILLIAM FILMORE ANDERSON New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Social Marshal 4; Department of Order 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3; Graduation Commencement Usher 3. e CONSTANCE ANTIONETTE ATKINSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2: Humanities Club 3; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. Hoggard High School: 4. @ MICHAEL ATKINSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. 209 e JERRY LETTS BACKUS New Hanover High School: 2; Concert Band 2; Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Concert Band 3; VICA 3, 4. e PEGGY JARMAN BALKCUM Clinton High School, Clinton, N. C.: 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Special ensemble 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Voyagers 4. e LARRY ALLEN BARNES New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; DECA 4. @ MARION FRANCIS BARNHILL New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensemble 3, 4; Latin Club 3. © EDWINA WARTERS BATSON New Hanover High School: 2; Future Homemakers 2; National Thespians 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3; Future Teachers 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. @ MARTHA ELLEN BATSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bulletin Board Committee 3; Art Club 4; School Spirit Club 4. e BARBARA JEAN BEAR New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Civinettes 3, 4; Sailing Club 4; Represen- tative 4; Telephone Directory 4; National Honor Society 4. e WILLIAM BENJAMIN BEERY IV New Hanover High School: 2; Amateur Radio Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4; Venture Staff 4; Radio and Electronics Club 4; Interact 3, 4. e LARRY STEVEN BELLAMY Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e LINDA ALLYN BENNETT New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Tennis Club 3, 4. 210 e ELLIS LEE BLANN New Hanover High School: 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Thespians of Hanover 2; ROTC Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: March- ing Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4: Special Ensemble 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Venture Staff 3, 4; NJROTC 3; School Spirit Club 4; Golf Team 3. e HERMAN BRETTON BLIZZARD New Hanover High School: 2: Hanover Singers 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3: Voyagers 3, President 4; NJROTC 3, 4; Color Guard 4: NCO 4; School Spirit Club 4; Secretary of School Spirit 4. e JULIA ALLEN BOATWRIGHT New Hanover High School: 2: School Spirit Club 2; Representa- tive 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Office Assistant 3; Debating Club 3; Spanish Club 3: Sponsor 4; School Spirit Club 3: Keyettes 3, 4; Representative 4. ¢ RICHARD BORELLI New Hanover High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4: VICA 4. 211 e BILLY CARROLL BENTON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ ROSE KATHLEEN BEST New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Latin Club Secretary 3; Humani- ties Club 4; Government Club 4; Bulletin Board Committee 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e MARY CATHRYN BLACKMAN New Hanover High School: 2: Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensemble 4; Radio and Electronics Club 4: National Honor Society 4. ¢ MARSHA EULALIA BLAKE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Spanish Club 3: School Spirit Club 3. e DEBRA VIOLA BLAND New Hanover High School: 2; Drama Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3: Bible Club 3: COO 4. e DAVID JERALD BLAND New Hanover High School: 2: Cross-Country Track 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 3: School Spirit Club 3; Interact Club 3, 4; Executive Department 4; Senior Class Presi- dent 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3: Commencement Usher 3. e WALLACE GIL BORNEMAN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4. e SUSIE ANN BOST New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Library Assistant 3; Future Teachers 4; School Spirit Club 4. A y | eHERRIESMARIESBOSTIC New Hanover High School: 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 4; Future Teachers 4; Government Club 4; Latin Club 4; Spanish Club 4. e DEBORAH ELAINE BOWEN New Hanover High School: 2; Wildcat Staff 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club Vice-President 3, President 4; N. C. Bible Club Association President 3; Venture Staff, Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 4. Senior Janet Huband pauses from note taking in English to think of graduation. 212 e JUDY ANN BOWEN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: VICAR eA © GLORIA BELINDA BRINKLEY Williston Senior High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 4; Future Homemakers 4. ¢ THOMAS BRINSON New Hanover High School: 2; Debating Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Golf Team 2; Monogram Club 2; ROTC 2, Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4. ¢ MIRIAM HOLLADAY BROADFOOT New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High Sch ool: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4: School Spirit Club 3, 4. e KENNETH FRANKLIN BROCK James Kenan High School, Kenansville, N. C.: 2; Football 2: Baseball 2; Monogram 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4. e BRADLEY FORREST BROUGHTON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e@ ALAN MARTIN BROWN Bladensburg High School, Bladensburg, Maryland: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e DEBORAH WHITAKER BROWN New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2; Keyettes 2: Social Marshal 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Sponsor 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes Treasurer 3, President 4; Cheerleader, Head Junior Varsity 3; Steering Committee 3; Representative 3; Secretary of Public Relations 4; National Honor Society 4. e EDMUND ROGERS BROWNING New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. © KATY .LEEYBUFFALOE New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Drama Club 3; Humanities Club 4; Spanish Club 4; School Spirit Club 4. 213 e DANIEL DAVID CAMERON, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2. Hoggard High school: 354 Art Club 3 e4= Drama Club 4; French Club Vice- President 3; Interact Club 3, 4: Baccalaureate Usher 3. e ELMER EDWARD CAMPBELL Williston Senior High School: 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Special Ensembles 2, 3; Baseball 2: Student Bus Driver 2. Hoggard High School: 4: Concert Band 4. e JAMES EDWARD CARL New Hanover High School: 2: Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Radio and Electronics Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4: Dance Band 3; Special Ensembles 3, 4. e TERRY GENE CARROLL New Hanover High School: 2: ROTC 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4: Officers Club Sav GAs 3p ¢ MARY JOSEPHINE CASEY New Hanover High School: 2; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Homeroom Chairman 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Concert Band 3; Majorette 3: School Spirit Club 4; Representative 4, ¢ GEORGE HARRIS CHADWICK New Hanover High School: 2: Spanish Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3: Key Club 3, 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3; Commencement Usher 3. e BILLY RAY BUMBY New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Color Guard 4; Officers Club 4; NCO Club 4. ¢ BARBARA JEAN BURDETTE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JAMES ROBERT BUTLER, JR. Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Audio-Visual Club 2; Dance Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; ROTC 3; Drill Team 3; Rifle Team 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; VICA 2. Hoggard High School: Bulletin Board Committee 4. UCR MHOMASSGALDW ELL Re New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; French Club 3. @ PATRICIA ANNETTE CLARK New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e THOMAS EDWARD COFER New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Humanities Club 4; Spanish Club 3. e BEATRICE ANN COLLINS New Hanover High School: 2. Future Teachers 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; e DANNY LYNN CONNER New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Baseball 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 4; School Spirit Club 3; Baseball 3, 4; Mono- gram 4; DECA 4. 215 e MARILYN ELAINE CONWAY T. R. Robinson High School, Tampa, Florida: 2; Latin Club 2: American Field Service 2; Knightettes 2; Latin Honor Society 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Venture Staff, Exchange Editor 3, Feature Editor 4; School Spirit Club 3. SEPA DABNEY CORBENM New Hanover High School: 2; Office Assistant 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Drama Club 4; School Spirit Club 3. e THARIA BELLE CORBETT New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. e KAREN ARGIE COSTELLO New Hanover High School: 2; Future Homemakers 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 4; French Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e JAMES DARRELL COX New Hanover High School: 2; Debating Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Football Manager 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Representative 3; Department of Order 3, 4. e STEPHEN ROBERT CRAFT New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; Government Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; NJROTC 3; Color Guard 3; School Spirit Club 3. e TERESA ANN CRISER New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. e REBECCA PEYTON CRITTENDEN New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Civinettes 3, President 4; Sailing Club 4; National Honor Society 4. eFAUST INGSCOMMCROMATIE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Golf Team 3. © CAROLYN ELAYNE GROSBY Williston Senior High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e ELIZABETH ANN DANFORD New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. ® ROBERT CONNER DAUM New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Voy- agers 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Sailing Club 4. The Lone Senior, Mike Floyd, is tortured by several junior boys—Hobbs Sutton, Bruce Hickman, Chris Marple, and Lynn McDonald. ¢ CAROL EVANGELINE DAVIS Williston Senior High School: 2; Library Assistant 2; Girls’ Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 4. e JOHN CALVIN DAVIS New Hanover High School: 2; Debating Club 2: Spanish Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3. e SUE ELLEN DAVIS New Hanover High School: 2; Library Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; COO 4. e DEBORAH ANN DEAL New Hanover High School: 2. Art Club 4; Library Assistant 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: @ LARRY WAYNE DILLON New Hanover High School: 2. MICAT3y 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; ¢ KATHERINE KRAMMERER DOAR DuPont High School, Nashville, Tennessee: 2: Majorette 2; Future homemakers, Reporter and Co-Ed Correspond. 2; Pep Club 2; Art and Music Appreciation 2; Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Majorette 4; Future Homemakers 3; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. 217 ¢ ROBERT WILLIAM DOBO New Hanover High School: 2; Radio and Electronics Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Drill Team 3; NCO Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Sword Drill Team 3, 4. e WILLIAM DOLAN, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; Footbal! 2; Baseball 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; Department of Order 4. e EDWINA DUKE DOWDY New Hanover High School: 2; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2: Girls’ Chorus 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club President 3, 4; Voyagers 3, Student Director 4; Sponsor 4; School Spirit Club 3; Keyette s 4; Representative 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. e JAMES JEFEREY DUDLEY, New Hanover High School: 2. School Spirit Club 3. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: e FREDERICK BURR DUNN New Hanover High School: 2; Interact Club 2; Football 2; Bas- ketball 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; School Spirit Club 3; Interact 3, 4; Basketball 3. e WANDA KAY ELLIS New Hanover High School: 2; Homeroom Chairman 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; School Spirit Club 3. @ SANDRA LEE ELSEN New Hanover High School: 2; Telephone Directory Committee 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3; DECA 4: DECA Sweetheart 4. @ JANET EVANS New Hanover High School: 2; Office Assistant 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2; Social Marshal 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Drama Club 4; Debating Club 4; Humanities Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Social Marshal 4; Representative 4; Secretary School Spirit 3. e GAIL BERNADETT EVERETT Williston Senior High School: 2; Future Homemakers 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; DECA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3: Government Club 4. e BRUCE ROBERT FAILING Waynesboro High School, Virginia: 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3; Key Club 3. Hoggard High School: 4. 218 o City DEFERINES TA EAIRCEOUE New Hanover High School: 2, 3; ROTC 2; Track 2; DECA 3. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 4; Radio Station 4. e EVA MARIE ANN FALICKI New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. COO 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. ¢ THOMAS WILLIAM FARMER New Hanover High School: 2; Glee Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Drill Team 3; NCO Club 3; Officers 4; School Spirit Club 4. ¢ MARY HELEN FARROW New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. ¢ MARGARET LAW FENSIL New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2: School Spirit Club 2; Cheerleader 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Infirmary Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4: Social Marshal 4; Representative 3. ¢ LINDA CAROL FILLYAW Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 7. Bs Future Teachers 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e FRANK EUGENE FINCANNON, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. e DELORES FLOWERS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3: Repre- sentative 2. Hoggard High School: 4. oPBEl te JEAN FLOYD Williston Senior High School: 2: Library Assistant 2; Social Marshal 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3. ¢ FRANKLIN MICHAEL FLOYD New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2: Concert Band vie Track Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensemble 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4. e JOHNNY WILSON FLOYD Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4, e JAMES MERRITT FOUSHEE New Hanover High School: 2: Concert Band 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3; Special Ensemble 3. e STEPHEN ELBERT FOX New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Football 4. e LINDA SUE FRASER New Hanover High School: 2: Library Assistant 2; Future Teach- ers 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Lab Assistant 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Future Teachers Secre- tary and Treasurer 3, President 4: Government Club 3: Spanish Club 3; School Spirit Club 3. 219 e DAVID BLAIR FRAZELLE New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Government Club 4; Spanish Club 3; School Spirit Club 4. e PRENTISS STEVEN FREEMAN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Student Bus Driver 3, 4. e LINDA FULLER New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, President 4; Latin Club President 3; Sponsor 4; National Honor Society 4. e BERNARD GAILES Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3: Special Ensembles 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Concert Band 4. 220 FRIENDSHIP does not end with GRADUATION e REBECCA GLENN GEORGE New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; French Club 4: School Spirit Club 3, 4 @ MARTHA ELIZABETH GILLES New Hanover High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e DEBORAH SUSAN GIOVENITTI New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Office Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; French Club 4. e EBE WILLIAM GODWIN New Hanover High School: 2; Key Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Key Club 3, 4. @ LARRY VINCENT GOOTEE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e FRANK GREENE Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; French Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3: Basketball 2. Hoggard High School: 4. e SAMUEL WAYNE GANTT Grimsley High, School, Greensboro, N. C.: 2, 3: Library Assistant 2, 3. Higgard High School: 4. e PAUL KENNIE EL! GARNER New Hanover High School: 2: Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Percussion Ensemble 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. © OLIVIA MARGARET GARRIS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3. e WALLACE GAYMON Williston Senior High School: 2; French Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2: Football 2; Basketball 2; VICA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Library Assistant 4: Basketball 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4. 221 e JUDY RAYE GUNTER Bladenboro High School, Bladenboro, N. C.: 2, 3: French Club 3: Cheerleader 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4: Office Assistant 4; Future Homemakers 4; Girls' Chorus 4: Drill Team 4. e EDITH JAN GWYNN Richlands High School, Richlands, N. C.: 2, 3: Majorette 2: Future Homemakers 2; Crier (School Paper) 2: School Spirit Club 2; Social Marshal 2. Hoggard High School: 4. e VICK] DIANNE HAAS New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2: Drama Club 2: Government Club 2; School Spirit Club 2: Representatives 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Teacher Assistant 4: Drama Club 3: Future Teacher 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e JANET FLORENCE HABENICHT New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Future Homemakers 3. ° MICHAEL RANDOLPH HAILEY New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2: Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Concert Band 3. e FREDDIE HANKINS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3: Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Football 2, 3: Monogram Club 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Football 4: Monogram Club 4. 222 e IRIS DARYL GREENE Frontier Central High School, Hamburg, New York: 2. Saint Andrew Schools, Nassau, Bahamas: 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e GLENDA NEIL GRIMSLEY New Hanover High School: 2; Tennis Club 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Tennis Club 3. e ELLEN LEE GRIMSTEAD Lee High School, Huntsville, Alabama: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e EMILY CAROLYN GRUELLE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 3; Debating Club Secretary 3; Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 4; Sponsor 4; Civinettes 4; Social Marshal Head 4; Executive Department 4; Secretary of Fine Arts 4: Handbook Cimmittee 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; National Honor Society 4. © GRACE MARY HANNAFEY New Hanover High School: 2: Future Scientists of America Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e LOUIS HARGROVE Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Bulletin Board Committee 2, 3; Drill Team 2; Officers 3; NCO Club 3: Rifle Team 3: ROTC 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e HELEN REBECCA HARRIS Rome Free Academy, Rome, New York: 2, 3: Youth for Christ 3, 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e LINDA FAYE HARRIS New Hanover High School: 2. COO 4, Hoggard High School: 3, 4: 223 e MARY KIRBY HARRISS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Art Club 4; Government Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4; Civinettes 4; Social Marshal 4; Representative 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. ¢ GWENDOLYN HAWES New Hanover High School: 2. Future Homemakers 3. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: © TRACIEDELORES HAZELTON New Hanover High School: 2; Future Homemakers 2: GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3: Future Teachers 3, 4; DECA 4. @ KIMBYL HELSABECK New Hanover High School: 2; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2: Senator 2; Latin Club 2; May Court Attendant 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Head 4; School Spirit Club Secretary 3, 4; May Court At- tendant 3; Varsity Sweetheart 3; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4. ¢ GORDON DANIEL HENRICKSON New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representa- tive 2; Future Scientist 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; Government Club 4; Latin Club 3, 4; School Sprit Club 3, 4; Key Club 4. e ABBEY JEAN HENRY New Hanover High School: 2; Thespians of Hanover 2: Spanish Club 2; Telephone Directory Committee 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Humanities Club 4: SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Girls Drill Team 4: Civinettes 3, 4. e KAY FRANCES HEWETT Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2. Hoggard High School: 4. e WILLIAM AVANT HEYER Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Track 3; Lab Assistant 3; Marching Band 3; Concert Band 3; Social Marshal 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e NANCY SPRAGUE HIGGINS Memorial High School, Reading, Massachusetts: 2; Library As- sistant 2; Newspaper Staff 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Voyagers 4; Special Ensemble 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. e RICHARD ERIC HIGGINS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4 Venture Staff 4; Key Club 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3, 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3. e JAMES BURNETTE HINES New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e MARGARET SUSAN HINES New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School 3, 4; Humanities Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Social Marshal 3, 4. “Oh, this is what the library is for!” e WILLIAM WARREN HINTON, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; Interact Club 2: Golf Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Basketball 3: Golf Team 3, 4. © HARRY PAYNE HOBBS, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Letterman Club 3, President 4: Venture Photographer 3, Head Photographer 4; Quill and Scroll 4. e LARRY JULIUS HOBBS New Hanover High School: 2; Wrestling Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4; Track Team 4. e MARY BEVERLY HODGES Hamlet High School, Hamlet, N. C.: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e ROBERT EUGENE HOGAN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. ¢ DANNY LEE HOLLAND New Hanover High School: 2; Debating Club 2; Golf Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Office Assistant 3; School Spirit Club 3; Golf Team 3, 4. e JOSEPH WILLIAM HOLLAND New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Student Bus Driver 3, 4; VICA 3. e ASHBY EUGENE HOLSTON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e LINDA DALE HOLT New Hanover High School: 2. Robert E. Fitch Senior High School, Groton, Connecticut: 3; Library Assistant 3; Future Homemakers 3; Office Assistant 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Library As- sistant 4; French Club 4. e PENNY WATKINS HOUSE New Hanover High School: 2; Bible Club 2; Girls' Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Future Home- makers 3; DECA 3, 4. 225 e PATRICIA ANN HOWARD Christana Senior High School, Newark, Delaware: 2. Granby High School, Norfolk, Virginia: 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e DIANE GAINES HOWERTON New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; French Club 3; Drill Team 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. @ WILLIAM DANIEL HOYT Joseph Case High School, Swansea, Massachusetts: 2. New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Keyettes Sweetheart 4; Football 3; Basketball 3; Monogram 3, 4; Representative 4. e JANET CAROL HUBAND New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4; Spanish Club Secre- tary 3, 4; Voyagers 3, 4; Special Ensemble 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; School Spirit Club 3. e VIRGINIA ELLEN HUDSON New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Future Nurses 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Spanish Club 4. @ SAKA CARQ@UEESIAUGHES New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader, Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4. e FREDA ONDRA HUMPHREY Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Tri-Hi-Y President 4. @ REBECCA ANN HUMPHREY New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3. e SAM HENRY INGRAM Wallace-Rose Hill High School, Wallace, N. C.: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. enEINDASCOBBRISLEY. New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club. 2. Hoggard High Schoo l: 3, 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club. 35 IDECA 4. 226 ¢ DONNA BAILEY JACKSON New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2. Hoggard High School: 37 4 Art Glues) 4: e JOY CET ELIZABETH JACKSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2; Rep- resentative 2. Hoggard High School: 4. ¢ GERALD THOMAS JAMES Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e NORA ELLEN JAMES New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ MICHAEL ERIC JARRELL New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Library Assistant 3, 4; Drama Club 4: School Spirit Club Presi- dent 4; Golf Team 4; Representative 4. e RALPH MURRAY JOHNSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Concert Band 4; Special Ensemble 4: School Spirit Club 4; Radio Station 4; Dance Band 4. e ROSS JOHNSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Spanish Club 3; Keyettes 4; Student Body Officer 3, 4; Executive Department 3, 4; DECA 4. @ WANDA ANNETTE JOHNSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Bulletin Board Committee 2: Majorette 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3: French Club 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Girls’ Drill Team 4. e BERNARD JONES Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Basketball 2 ; Football 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e KEVIN DAVID JONES New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Art Club 4; Government Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4; Interact Club 4: Representative 4. 227 e ROLAND LOUIS JONES New Hanover High School: 2, 3; Student Union Assistant 2; Office Assistant 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e MARY ELIZABETH KEENAN Long Beach High School, Long Beach, Mississippi: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; National Honor Society 4. e LINDA LOUISE KEGAL New Hanover High School: 2; Library Assistant 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 4; Government Club 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Representative 4. @ AMELIA ALLISON KEITH New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Homeroom Chairman 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensembles 3, 4; Majorette 3, Head 4; School Spirit Club 4. % a “| love seniors,” recites junior Rhonda Hoyt. ornOveGEEACROIX New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Radio and Electronics Club 4. e TIMOTHY JAMES LAMPROS Sanford Naval Academy, Sanford, Florida: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e FRANK HARDEN LANE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Dance Band 4; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 4; NJROTC 4: Drill Team 4; EM Club 4; NCO Club 4; Radio and Electronics Club 4; Representative 4. ®¢ GWENDOLYN LANGLEY Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. Hoggard High School: 4; National Honor Society 4. ¢ BARBARA ANN LEE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e ANITA LOUISE LeGWIN New Hanover High School: 2; Bulletin Board Committee 2: Library Assistant 2; Future Homemakers 2; Future Teachers 2: School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; School Spirit Club 3; COO 4. 229 e DAVID WILSON KNOX New Hanover High School: 2; Concert Band 2; School Spirit Club 2; Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4. e ELIZABETH GRACE KORB New Hanover High School: 2; Band Library Assistant 2: March- ing Band 2; Concert Band 2; Latin Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Band Library Assistant 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensembles 3. OMAKY = EOUISESKRAIRY New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Clu b 2; School Spirit Club 2: Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. ¢ NORWOOD HERMAN LACEWELL Williston Senior High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4; Officers Club 3, 4; Football 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. e REBECCA ANN LYERLY New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Future Scientists 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 3; French Club 4; School Spirit Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Civinettes Secretary 3, Secretary 4: Cheerleader Junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4; LORSE Seminar 3; National Honor Society 4. e ARLENE LOUISE MACK New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Library Assistant 4; Bible Club 4; School Spirit Club 4; Tri- Hi-¥ 4; VICA 4. ® MARCIA ANNETTE MACRAE Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3. Hog- gard High School: 4. oP ICIAS J EANEMADELEY, New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 4; Bulletin Board Committee 3; Library Assistant 4. e ELIZABETH MAGUIRE New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Future Teachers 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e JAMES CARL MANNING Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. 230 e CONNIE ELIZABETH LEWIS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4 Future Teachers President 3, Secretary 4; French Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3. e JAMES ANTHONY LOMBARDO Grainger High School, Kinston, N. C.: 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3. Hoggard High School: 4; French Club 4. e MIKE FARRIS LONG New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Track Team 2; ROTC 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4; NCO Club 3; Officers Club 4; School Spirit Club 3; Track Team 3; Monogram Club 3; Golf Team 4. e MICHAEL ALLEN LOVEJOY Charleston High School, Charleston, S. C.: 2. Rivers High School, Charleston, S. C.: 3; Key Club 3; Track Team 3. Hog- gard High School: 4; Key Club 4. e MICHELE ANN MARINE Champlain Valley Union High School, Hinesburg, Vermont: 2, 3; Cheerleader Junior Varsity 2; School Spirit Club 2; Dance Committee 2; Cheerleader Varsity, Head 3; Co-Editor of Year- book 3; Dance Committee 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Venture Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; School Spirit Club 4. e LARRY EUGENE MARTIN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. © SHERRY ANN MARTIN New Hanover High School: 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. @ CAROLYN FAYE MATHIS New Hanover High School: 2. DECA 3, 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: 231 e JEFFREY STEVEN MAYBERRY Camdon High School, San Jose, California: 2; Ambassadors' Club 2; California Scholastic Federation 2; Representative 2: Spanish Club 2. Branham High School, San Jose, California: 3: Football 3; California Scholastic Federation 3: Drama Commis- sion 3; Representative 3. Hoggard High School: 4; National Honor Society 4. e ELEANOR JEANETTE McCANDLESS New Hanover High School: 2; Girls’ Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Voyagers 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. @ JOANNE McCHESNEY New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Marching Band 3, 4; Concert Band 3, 4; Special Ensembles 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Humanities Club 4. e HELEN GERTRUDE McCLAMMY Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3; Future Teachers 2. Hoggard High School: 4. e LINDA McCLOUD New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e DEBORAH ANNE McCRIMMON Williston Senior High School: 2; Williston Concert Choir 2; Medical Careers' Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Voyagers 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Steering Committee 3. ® RACHEL ANN McCULLOUGH New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 4. e WANDA SUE McELVEEN William G. Enloe High School, Raleigh, N. C.: 2, 3; Office Assistant 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e SHARON YVONNE McGINNIS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ MARY BETH McGWINN Dougherty High School, Albany, Georgia: 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Civinettes 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Voyagers 4; Special Ensemble 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Civinettes 3; Representative 3. @¢ MARGARET KING McKEITHAN New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; Keyettes 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4; Sponsor 4; Keyettes 3, Vice-President 4. ¢ ROBERT McLEOD New Hanover High School: 2; Future Scientist Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; NJROTC 3; Drill Team 3; NCO Club 3; Key Club 4. Mr. Settle reminds seniors—Larry Wilson and Brad Broughton—that it is time for school to begin. SIJAMESEISAAC METIS, JR: New Hanover High School: 2, 3, 4; ROTC 3, 4: NCO Club 3; Officers Club 4; Key Club 3: Track 2: Representative 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. @ GEORGE TRASK MIARS New Hanover High School: 2; Interact Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3; Interact Club a Zh e REBECCA ANN MILLER New Hanover High School: 2; Student Union Assistant 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4. e MICHAEL CARROLL MILLIKEN New Hanover High School: 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Student Bus ‘Driver 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e JOHN STANLEY MINNIC Trinity High School, Louisville, Kentucky: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e COY DANIEL MOORE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3. @ ANNE RENEE MOWBRAY New Hanover High School: 2; Library Assistant 2; Future Home- makers 2. Ho ggard High School: 3, 4; Future Homemakers Treasurer 3; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Teacher Assistant 3. e MYRA JUAN MULL A. L. Brown High School, Kannapolis, N. C.: 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Sponsor 4; School Spirit Club 3; Keyettes 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. e WILLIAM LAWRENCE MULLINIX New Hanover High School: 2; Clerk of Court 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Student Body Vice-President 4; DECA 3; National Honor Society 4. e PEGGY LOUISE MURRAY New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Humanities Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. 233 ®¢ GREGORY OTIS NELSON New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Marching Band 3; Concert Band 3, 4: Special Ensemble 3; Audio-Visual Club 4; Library Assistant 4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4; Representative 4. KURT ADRIAN NEWBER New Hanover High School: 2; Baseball 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Sailing Club 4; Monogram Club 4. e CHARLES LENWOOD NIXON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e7GEORGE WAYNE, PACE New Hanover High School: 2; Audio-Visual Club 2; Golf Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4. e JENNIE LYNN PACE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e MICHER DOUGLASEPAGE Woodward Academy, College Park, Georgia: 2. Saint Andrew's School, Boca Raton, Florida: 3. Hoggard High School: 4. ® LOREDIASLOUISESPATE New Hanover High School: 2; Wildcat Staff 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Venture Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. e ALEXANDER PEARSON, JR. Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e ROBERT LOUIS PEARSON New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Radio and Elec- tronics Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3; Government Club 4; Spanish Club 3. e MICHAEL LEE PEGRAM Northwest Guilford High School, Greensboro, N. C.: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JANET STARR POWELL New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e DENNIS PATRIC PRIDGEN Grimsley High School, Greensboro, N. C.: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JACQUELINE YVONNE PRIDGEN Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Representative 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4; DECA 4. e RUTH HOLMES PRICE New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Civinettes 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Sailing Club 4. 235 ¢ BARBARA JEAN PERILLA New Hanover High School: 2; Bible Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club Secretary 3, 4; Future Homemakers 3; French Club 3, 4. e LINDA GAIL PERRY Fayetteville High School, Fayetteville, N. C.: 2. New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; COO 3. ® KAREN SGECELIAGPERTEN New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Keyettes 4; Social Marshal 4. e BRENDA CAROL PETERSON Williston Senior High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e LAURIE DOUGLAS PINSO N Woodrow Wilson Memorial High School, Fishersville, Virginia: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Lab Assistant 4: French Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. e TIMOTHY PETER PLANKERS Pioneer High School, San Jose, California: 2. School: 3, 4. Hoggard High e LESHIE CHAREESSPURYEAR New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; Football 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Football 3; Track Team 3, 4; Monogram Club 3. e EVELYN FLORENCE RACKLEY New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e WILLIE LEE RAGIN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. e REBECCA ANN RANEY New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. A Se NT ROUN graduates looking UP We RED: 236 e VICTORIA RHAMES Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Bulletin Board Committee 3; Spanish Club 2; Social Marshal 3. Hoggard High School: 4. @ RICHARD ALLEN RIPPY New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Interact Club 2: Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, President 4; Football 3; Monogram Club 3; Department of Order 3; Secretary of Elections 4; Executive Department 4; Baccalaureate Usher 3; Commencement Usher Head 3. @ RITA RITCHIE New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2; Repre- sentative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club Secretary 3; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club 3; Social Marshal 4; Sailing Club 4; Representative 3, 4; Telephone Directory 4; Handbook 4. e PAMELA COLE ROBERTS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e FRANCES ELIZABETH ROBINSON New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2; Government Club 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Bulletin Board Committee 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. @ JAMES STARLING ROBINSON New Hanover High School: 2; Future Teachers 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2; Science Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Key Club 4. 237 e JOAN JENNIFER RAY New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3; French Club 4; School Spirit Club 4; Representative 4. e ANDREW DANIEL RAYMOND Burgaw High School, Burgaw, N. C.: 2; Football 2: French Club 2; Monogram Club 2; Science Club 2; Track 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4; NCO 3: Officers Club 4; Battalion Commander 4; Venture Staff 4. e DENNIS EDWARD REESE New Hanover High School: 2; Student Bus Driver 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. e HENRY BECKLE REIDYS Prince George High School, Virginia: 2, 3; French 3. Hoggard High School: 4; National Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. e JOHNNY LEE RUE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e ELIZABETH WYLIE RULLMAN New Hanover High Schoo!: 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sailing Club 4; Teacher Assistant 3, 4. ®KARENTELIZABETIA RUSSELL New Hanover High School: 2. Spanish Club 3, 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: e EVERETT ALEXANDER SALTER Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. © JAMES PAUL SAMPPALA North College Hill High School, Cincinnati, Ohio: 2,3. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JAMES’ CURRY SCHUPP New Hanover High School: 2: Football 2: Baseball 2. Hoggard nigh School: 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. 238 e LORENZO JULIUS ROBINSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Williston Singers 2, 3; Humanities Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2; Student Body Officer 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Department of Order 4. e SHIRLEY MAE ROBINSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e WANDA EVONNE ROBINSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 3; Humanities Club 3; National Honor Society 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Department of Order 4. @ SHARON ANNE ROETHLINGER New Hanover High School: 2; Office Assistant 2; Future Home- makers 2; Future Teachers 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Future Teachers 3. e PEGGY GEAN SCHWARTZ New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Govern- ment Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Repre- sentative 4. @ SHARON ADAIR SCHWEITZER Ft. Campbell High School, Ft. Campbell, Kentucky: 2. New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; COO 3. e ANNE LORRAINE SCOGGINS New Hanover High Schocl: 2; Debating Club 2; Cheerleader Junior Varsity 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; Government Club 3; Cheerleader Varsity 3; National Honor Society 4. SRICHARD CHARLES SCRUGGS New Hanover High School: 2; Hanover Singers 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Voyagers 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, Secre- tary 4; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Secretary of Finance 4; Chairman of Handbook Committee 4; Commencement Usher 3. 239 e RICHARD EARL SEARS Plant High School, Tampa, Florida: 2; Art Club 2: Library Assistant 2; NJROTC 2; Rifle Team 2; Interact Club 2: Foot- ball 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 2: Track Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Track Team 3, 4; Football 3. ¢ MARIE ANN SENECHAL New Hanover High School: 2; French Club 2: School Spirit Club 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3: Future Teachers 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e DAVID STOKELY SHARPE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JERRY LYNN SHAVER Forysth High School, Winston-Salem, N. C.: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e SUSAN BARDEN SHELLEY e NAOMI EVELYN SHEPARD Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3: Future Homemakers 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. Before the grand finalk—GRADUATION—is the Senior Prom. e CAROL SHULLER Laurel Hill High School, Laurinburg, N. C.: 2; Beta Club 2; Majorette 2. Scotland High School, Laurinburg, N. C.: 3; Beta Club 3; French 3; Art Club 3. Hoggard High School: 4; French Club 4. e AMANDA LAVERNE SIKES New Hanover High School: 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Future Scientist 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Venture Staff 3, 4; Voyagers 3, 4. e ALBERT JOSEPH SIMEONE, JR. New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Dance Band 2; Latin Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Office Assistant 3; Marching Band Drum Major 3, 4; Radio Club 4. e KATHY ANN SIMMONS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e PATRICIA DALE SIMMONS New Hanover High School: 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e CLINTON RALPH SIMPSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Lab Assistant 2; Spanish Club 3; Baseball 2; Representative 3. Hoggard High School: 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. e SUSAN SHERRILL SINEATH New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Sailing Club 4; Representative 3; Senior Class Vice- President 4. e JUDY GAIL SIRMONS Teays Valley High School, Asheville, Ohio: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e PENELOPE BORDEN SISSON New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Spanish Club 4. e CAROLINE KELLY SMITH Groves High School, Garden City, Georgia: 2, 3; B-Team Cheer- leader 2; Representative 3; Future Teachers 3; Anchor Club 3. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Civinettes 4. e CAROLINE WYLIE SMITH New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; School Spirit Club 2; Representative 2; Thespians of Hanover 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Civinettes 4; Handbook 4. @ JACQUELINE MARIE SMITH Williston Senior High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e JANICE LOUISE SMITH Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3 Marshal President 3; Sophomore Class Secretary 2. High School: 4. ; Social Hoggard e MOZELLE CHERRY SMITH New Hanover High School: 2; Homeroom Chairman 2. West Springfield High School, Springfield Virginia: 3; Medical Club 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e ROBERT DANFORD SMITH New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e CATHERINE ANN SMITHDEAL New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Drama Club 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. 241 e WANDA JEAN SNEEDEN New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; DECA, 3, 4. @ PAMELA LEE SPOONER New Hanover High School: 2; Library Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. ¢ TOM JAMES STANDRIDGE New Hanover Hi gh School: 2; Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3; Color Guard 3; Basketball 3; Monogram 3, 4. CrP ULASRAY STANLEY New Hanover High School: 2; Bible Club 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Future Nurses of America 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Debating Team 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Voyagers 3, 4; Radio and Electronics Club 4. e WILLIAM PAUL STARLING New Hanover High School: 2; ROTC 2; Drill Team 2; EM Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; NCO Club 3; Officers Club 4, @ JAMES BRITTON STEWART Southern Wayne High School, Dudley, N. C.: 2, 3; Hoggard High School: 4. e SYLVIA DIANNE STOKES New Hanover High School: 2; Girls’ Chorus. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Student Bus Driver 3, 4. ¢ ROBERT EARL STROM New Hanover High School: 2; Office Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ SHARON ANN SUGGS New Hanover High School: 2; Library Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; COO 4. e JACQUELINE, SUESSUTTON New Hanover High School: 2; Art Club 2; Girls’ Athletic Club 2; Pep Club 2; Lab Assistant 2. Hoggard High School: 3, .4; Office Assistant 3; Audio-Visual Club 3; Teacher Assistant 3: _ Venture Staff 4; Drama Club 4. 242 e LINDA GAIL SUTTON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ CHARLES GARY SWANN New Hanover High School: 2; Latin Club 2; Football 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Baseball 3; DECA 4. @ELIZABEII SUSAN TAYLOR New Hanover High School: 2; Future Homemakers 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; School Spirit Club 3. e DIANE LINDA TEMPLE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e ALBERT RAY THOMPSON New Hanover High School: 2. Jacksonville High School, Jackson- ville. N. C.: 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e NANCY SUE THOMPSON New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e SUSAN KATHLEEN THOMPSON Central High School, Murfreesboro, Tennessee: 2: Future Teach- ers 2; French Club 2; Biology Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Voyagers 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4. e DEBBIE YYONNE TINDALL Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Art Club 3: Dance Band 2. Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 2, 3; Future Homemakers 3: Spanish Club 2; Tri-i-Y 3. Hoggard High School: 4. @¢ MICHAEL OTIS TOON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. ¢ THOMAS EDWARD TORGENSEN New Hanover High School: 2; Football 2; Monogram 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Latin Club 4: Football 3; Monogram 3. 243 e THOMAS OLIVER TUCKER New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e STEVEN EDWARD TURNER New Hanover High School: 2; ROTC 2; Drill Team 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Government Club 4; SAGA Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Officers Club 3, 4; Sword Team 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; Representative 4. e SARAH DIANE TUTHEROW New Hanover High School: 2; Glee Club 2. Hoggard High Sdicale 3, 4s COO 3), 4h e JOSEPH STEVEN VAUGHN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. Penny Sisson, Bob Daum, Marion Barnhill, and Kathy Best find writing invitations together more enjoyable. R y ¥ “ ' ts ‘ ‘ : ' 4 L ' . ‘ ' : | : . ' : ' t | ' i : t % 3 i : i ‘ i i 4 4 | ‘ i i SN : ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ : | ' ‘ | ' | gor i] é x i Re ; : : 244 e JUDY ELIZABETH WALKER Williston Senior High School: 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: VICA 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Girls' Chorus 4. e WILLIAM PELHAM WALLACE Americus High School, Americus, Georgia: 2, 3; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Special Ensembles 2; Spanish Club 2: Junior Honor Society 2; National Beta Club 3: Football 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Venture Staff 4; Football Varsity Manager 4; National Honor Society 4. e MINNIE LEE WALTERS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e MICHAEL DOUGLAS WARNER Marmion Military Academy, Auroro, Illinois: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. @ HARRY STEVEN WARREN New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. © OWEN FRANK WATERS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. 245 © RONALD BARNES VENTERS New Hanover High School: 2; ROTC 2; NCO Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Government Club 4: SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 4: Officers Club 3; School Spirit Club 4; Key Club 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4. e ADRIAN RICHARD VERZAAL, JR. New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4: Venture Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; School Spirit Club 3, 4: Interact Club 3, 4; Junior Class President 3; Student Body President 4: Executive Department 3, 4. @ PATRICIA ANN WADDELL Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Art Club 2: Lab Assistant 2: Future Homemakers 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3; French Club 2: ' Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4; Future Homemakers 4. e DARLENE LEVERNE WALKER Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e ANN KEMPLE WATKINS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e KAREN LLOYD WATKINS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e THOMAS CLAIBORNE WATKINS New Hanover High School: 2; Spanish Club 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Key Club 3, Vice-President 4; Representative 3; Bacca- laureate Usher 3; Commencement Usher 3; National Honor Society 4. e EDWARD WEAVER New Hanover High School: 2; Key Club 2; Basketball 2. Hog- gard High School: 3, 4; Venture Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Key Club President 3, President 4; Basketball 3, 4; Spring Track 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Steering Committee 3; Handbook 3; Commencement Usher 3. e DANIEL JOSEP WEDDLEE Hillsville High School, Hillsville, Va.: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. FELICIAC JOP WEEKS New Hanover High School: 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3 0Ae © ROXY LANE WEEKS New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e NANCY HARRISON WESSELL New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. e APRIL DEAN WEST New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. © LYNDA KAY WHITTEMORE New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. 246 e JANIS LaVER NE WIGGINS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Teachers 2; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4; National Honor Society 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. © GRAHAM PATRICK WIGGS Millbrook High School, Raleigh, N. C.: 2; Drama Club 2; Audio- Visual Club 2; Photography Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4. @ DALPHINE WILLIAMS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e WILMA WILLIAMS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. 247 e ZELPHA VERONICA WILLIAMS Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e CURT MICHAEL WILSON Grifton High School, Grifton, N. C.: 2; Library Assistant 2: French Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 3; Debating Club 3; Drama Club 4; French Club 3; National Honor Society 4. @ LARRY FRANKLIN WILSON New Hanover High School: 2; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; DECA 3, 4. e LINDA KAY WILSON New Hanover High School: 2. Library Assistant 4. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; e WILLIAM WILSON Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e MICHAEL STEVEN WINEBAR New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; NJROTC 3, 4; Officers Club 3, 4; VICA 3, 4. 248 e CLARENCE LANE WOOD New Hanover High School: 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4. ¢ THOMAS MEARES WOODBURY New Hanover High School: 2; Representative 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Debating Club 3; SAGA Staff 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Representative 3. @ DORETHEA DELPHINE WORTHERLY Williston Senior High School: 2, 3. Hoggard High School: 4. e JODIE ELIZABETH WRENN New Hanover High School: 2; Keyettes 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; School Spirit Club 4; Keyettes 3, 4; Representative 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4. e BARBARA JEAN WYCHEL Adrian C. Wilcox High School, Santa Clara, California: 2: 1 Spanish Club 2: Girls' Chorus 2; GAA 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Debating Club 3; School Spirit Club 3; 45 COO 3,4 e DEBORAH ANNE YATES New Hanover High School: 2; Drama Club 2; French Club 2; School Spirit Club 2. Hoggard High School: 3, 4; French Club 3; School Spirit Club 3; Civinettes 4; Sailing Club 4; Repre- sentatives 3. The glory and prestige of being a senior, The responsibility of choosing a future— college, technical school, service, work— Waiting, Worrying about applications Leaving the familiar, Venturing into the unknown— They are no longer an official Viking, Yet the Viking Spirit will never die or be forgotten. ih 7 Sti Advertisements JOHN KELLY PORTRAITS OF MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN COMPLETE BRIDAL PORTRAITURE PICTORIAL WEDDING STORY IN NATURAL LIVING COLOR 1506 S. Tuirp St., Witmineaton, N. C. All Photographs in this Book Made By JOHN KELLY It was a pleasure working with the students and staff of JTHHS JOHNNIE B. CLEWIS INSURANCE 417 GREENFIELD STREET FOY-ROE COMPANY PHONE 763-3264 Downtown Hanover CENTER Best Wishes Class of ’69 Wiumineton, N. C. HENRIKSEN’'S PHARMACY EASTPORT REALTY COMPANY 211 Sourn 42 STREET NEWELL’S SHOPPING CENTER Paut E. Grecory James FE’. Gregory Wr icutsvitte Bracu, N. C. CLEMMONS WATCH REPAIR 121 Market STrReeEr 763-3856 Witmineton, N.C. Homer Puone 763-3788 252 RAWLINGS SPALDING GOLF SUPPLIES JACKETS TRAINER'S SUPPLIES AND TROPHIES BOSEMAN’S: SPORTING GOODS “The Fastest with the Finest’ JIM BOSEMAN PHONE RO 2-1222 - RES. RO 2-1702 1715 CASTLE ST. WILMINGTON, N. C. “Here comes Santa Claus’(!’’) Helping to Build a Finer Carolina CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company Congratulations Class of °69 SIMON'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE CAROLYNN SHOP 762-4360 617 CastLE STREET Hanover CENTER 253 REXALL DRUG STORE CarouIna BEracH COSMETICS e MEDICINE FOUNTAIN Pharmacist L. E. Buncu CARDINAL LANES “Where the Family Bowls” “Wells... a YOUNG ADULT ACCOUNTS INVITED ROSES A diamond from Mills is a joy forever Hanover SHoppPinc CENTER Best Wishes Class of ’69 JEWeELBtumLeE RS “If it's from Kingoff's . . . it’s Guaranteed” COMMUNITY HARDWARE 10 N. Front Sr. COASTAL MOTORS, INC. CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Eldorado Ninety-Eight Fleetwood Toronado Sedan Deville Delta 88 Coupe Deville Delmont 88 Calais F85 Cutlass Cutlass 4-4-2 Our 21st Year in Wilmington WILMINGTON, N. C. MARKET AT 11th ST. PHONE 768-2421 254 CENTER DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists CorNER OF 17TH AND Dawson STREETS PHONE: 768-2481 Witmineton, N. C. HALFMOON “Family Camping” KAISER or AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS COOPERATIVE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION “Where Thousands Are Saving Millions!” 255 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. SEARS has Everything One Stop Shopping in the Hanover Center ED FLEISHMAN AND BROS., INC. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR ee 223 NORTH FRONT STREET PHONE 762-4419 WILMINGTON, N. C. ile “I’m a very lucky girl—lI've got a tootsie roll pop” 256 Wilmington’s Largest Diamond Importers REED’S JEWELERS, INC. Front AND Princess Sts. WHITEBROOK FARMS, Wee ote ©) ING. Compliments -of WILLIAMS CLEANERS 2040 OLEANDER DR., WILMINGTON, N. C. OFFICE PHONE 763-2446 SU-ANN SHOE STORE There’s Milk and then there’s Milk Footwear For All Front AND Princess St. Congratulations Class of ’69 WOODBURY INSURANCE AGENCY TIMME CORPORATION Agents and Brokers PORT CITY GAS SERVICE, INC. FRED E. BOST Caporina Braco Lovuir E. Woopsury, JR. 458-2641 Lovie E. Woopsury III OLEANDER FABRICS AND MONOGRAMING EuGENE B. WoopBuRY 5908 OLeaNnvER Dr. Witmineton, N. C. ep 257 Best Wishes to the Class of °69 7-UP COMPLIMENTS OF CITY DIXIE LAUNDRY INCORPORATED “I need a drink!—two 7up’s please.” J. M. FIELDS Compliments o P f AZALEA PLazA SHOPPING CENTER EFIRD'S HARDY WESSELL, C.P.C.U. DEPARTMENT STORE Insurance Merchant 711 Princess STREET PHONE 763-7378 JUSTIN'S {D ' GENERAL INSURANCE fin Hancock or Vowntown FIRE - CASUALTY Wg ELE AUTO-BONDS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 108 Nortu Front Street Personalized Service Witmineton, Nortu Carormwa 28401 Re ee EL a a J.) H. BATUYIOS : Congratulations Graduates: INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE BUILDERS 122 S. FRONT STREET - WILMINGTON, N. C. WILLIAMS PHARMACY BUSINESS PHONE ROGER 3-1653 4606 OLeanpER Drive JIMMY BATUYIOS HOME PHONE ROGER 3-2893 791-2303 258 PENNINGTON'S Sporting Goods 920 Market STREET Wiumineton, N. C. 28401 PHONE: 763-3331 - 763-3332 BAME’S ESSO AND GROCERY CaROLINA BEACH W. H. McEACKERN'S SONS, INC. Wholesale Fruits and Produces 121 Sourn Front STREET SUTTON-COUNCIL FURNITURE CARRIAGE HOUSE Featuring Dunlop Tires and Wholesale Auto Parts Carotina Beracu, N. C. 458-5048 Compliments of WONDER SHOP 228 Nortru Front STREET WILMINGTON Congratulations and Best Wishes from THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO., INC. HARBOR ISLAND, N. C. 259 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER CHINA HANOVER CENTER WILMINGTONS LEADING JEWELERS IF IT’S FROM KINGOFF’S, tT’S GUARANTEED MERCHANTS Class Rings 10 N. FRONT ST. 762-5219 elk Beery GOLDINGS 5¢ to $1.00 STORE NortuH 17 SnHoppinc CENTER 3966 Marker STREET BARRELL DRY CLEANERS Hat Renovators Laundry Service Tasstr N. Costeiio, Owner 211 Princess Sr. PHONE 762-4626 Good Luck To The Graduating Class HANOVER CLEANERS Sunday in “Bridgewater!” EERE nearer WILMINGTON NEW CAR AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION CARTER'S PHARMACY “For all your drug needs” JACKSON BELL CO. 1710 DAWSON STREET Your headquarters for PRINTING AND OFFICE PRODUCTS 763-9861 Best Wishes! BAME’S BUILDER'S SUPPLY BLOCKADE RUNNER MOTOR HOTEL AND GULF STATION WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH 458-4841 458-5421 GULF STATION ¢ BUILDER'S SUPPLY BELLAMY ; WHOLESALE DRUG COMPANY Furniture - Boats and Motors - Appliances Caronina BEACH 3808 OLEANDER DRIVE Your Headquarters for John Meyer and Villager LA MODE 109 CHEstTNUT STREET Meet Yoy@ Friends At: M I cter Go [f WILMINGTON, PITCH PUTT e DRIVING RANGE DELUXE MINIATURE COURSE RESTAURANT Te CARL WINNER QUEEN FISHING WILMINGTON, N.C. VESSEL PHONE 256-3328 Bait, Rods, Reels Furnished FEATURING THE BEST IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN CUISINE CarouiIna BEACH Best Wishes from C. B. PARMELE AND COMPANY 232 Princess STREET Congratulations to the Class of ’69 CORNING GLASS WORKS he tap PHONE: 791-5040 HIGHWAY 132 N. 262 a “Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall... Best Wishes SOPHIA V. WEST Florist Compliments of ELMER HIGGINS Flowers of Distinction by Sophia Realtor 1811 SoutH Coiuece Roap Puone 791-5795 1909 S. CoLtLece Roan Witmineton, NortH Caro.uina MURCHISON BUILDING e WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28401 e AREA CODE 919 — 762-3311 263 Jewelers - Silversmiths - Stationers BERMAN'S Front anp Market STREETS Wiumineton, N. C. PHoneE 762-6241 Kupboard Grocery Best Wishes to the Senior Class of JTHHS KUPBOARD GROCERY MR. AND MRS. L. W. LANCASTER CaROLINA BEACH FRAN - MAR - KAY Florists and Gifts FRANK AND ANNIE McGOWAN Puones 256-8769 - 256-2638 113 RocersvitLe Rp. Wiumineton, N. C. Viking Holiday — ‘Groovin’ ” CANADY SPORT CENTER 114 Market STREET Wiumineton, N. C. Taste that beats the others cold! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CORP. OF WILMINGTON MRS. HIGH’S DINING ROOM Fresh Seafood Mr. anp Mrs. C. L. Haas, Owners Carouimna Beacnu, N. C. 458-4446 FE. L. MATHEWS AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate ROGERS MATHEWS Realtor 214 Princess Srv. 763-2494 MILJO DRIVE -IN 5215 OLEANnvDER DRIvE 264 Compliments of TUCKER REAL ESTATE CO. GLENN M. Tucker, Realtor Our Morro: “Honesty Pays” P. O. Box 366 123 Harper Avg. PHone 919—458-2681 Sales e Rentals Carouina Beacu, N. C. 28401 HOLLIS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 115 Grace STREET 763-5184 Witmineton, N. C. AMERICAN IMPORTS DEALER FOR TOYOTA This little piggy went to market...” Quality for low cost LUM'S RESTAURANT 3905 OLEANDER Drive Witmineton, N. C. Compliments of “The Family Place to Eat” Say Te With Flowers TRAVELERS aaa SERVICE STATIONS DiaL 762-9649 Witminerton, N. C. “North Carolina’s Oldest Florist” QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR LESS Compliments of Travelers Oil Company, Inc. BRADLEY CREEK “66” MARINA WILMINGTON, N. C. 265 Chief Big Black Foot says: “Love!” THE CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Your Technical School Operated jointly by the State of North Carolina and New Hanover County to provide trade and technical training for area residents. Full time training programs are offered at moderate cost in the following areas of study: ONE YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS TWO YEAR ASSOCIATE DEGREE Auto Mechanics PROGRAMS Mechanical Drafting Business Administration Heating, Refrigeration and A C Chemical Technology Machine Trades Drafting and Design Technology Marine Diesel Engines Electronics Technology Operating Room Assistant Marine Technology Practical Nursing Secretarial-Engineering and Radio and Television Servicing Technical Welding Courses begin each September. High school seniors should make ap- plication at the completion of the first semester of their senior year. Get full details on the school or its programs by contacting the school at 411 North Front Street in Wilmington. The phone is 763-9876. 266 GEORGE CHADWICK INSURANCE OrFice 762-2633 3546 OLEANDER Dr. WitmineTon, N. C. FREEMAN SHOE CoO. 24 N. Front Sr. Best Wishes From MARINA RESTAURANT At The Sign of the Mermaid WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N. C. S AND G CONCRETE CO. rr op ar 2814 MONROE ST. 762-5237 Congratulations Class of ’69 MOORE'S FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS SHOEMAKER'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 216 N. Front Srv. Witmineton, N. C. J. P. BLOODWORTH 762-3332 ya) 2Qnd Glance 104 ORANGE STREET WILMINGTON, N. C. Faculty and eedministeation GURGANUS, C. D., 20 Principal SETTLE, H. DIXON, 20, 192 Associate Principal WICKER, MISS KATHERINE, 20 Assistant Principal ALEXANDER, BOB L., 38, 76 Vocal Music, Consumer Music BATEMAN, CHIEF CARLISLE A., USNFR, 126 Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps BONEY, MRS. BOBBIE H., 33 Biology, Physical Education BOTZIS, MRS. JEAN, 27 United States History BRADY, JAN C., 30, 98 Algebra 1, 2, Consumer Math BRUNJES, MRS. CATHERINE O., 29 Spanish 2, 3, 4 BRYAN, LCDR JOSEPH T., USN (Ret), 126, 129, 145 Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps BUCHTER, DENNING T., 32 Physics CLAY, JAMES H., 25 English 3, World History, German 1 COBB, MRS. LOUISE M., 25 English 4 CORBIN, E. A., 39, 98 Driver Education CRAIG, MISS NANCY FAYE, 31 Geometry DAVIS, MRS. IRENE B., 24,51, 95 English 3, Journalism 3 Davis, Mrs. Shirley B., 32 Chemistry Finch, George W., Jr., 34 Bookkeeping 1, 2, Consumer Math FISHER, MATTHEW, 28, 98 Government FULCHER, MRS. SUE H., 25 Drama, Speech, English 3, French 1 HARDY, CLINTON R., 33, 98, 100 Physical Education HARMON, JOHN P., 26, 98 English 4, Humanities 4 HARRIS, MISS DOROTHY J., 32 Chemistry, Physical Science HEBBE, JAMES M., 98, 109, 180, 110 Physical Education HESS, ROBERT T., QMSC, USNFR, 126 Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps HIGH, MRS. MAE S., 25 English 3 HUNNICUTT, CHARLES F., 22, 193 Guidance JERNIGAN, ROBERT J., JR., 32 Biology, Physical Science KING, MRS. FRANCES M., 30 Algebra 2 KOLTUN, NICK R., 36, 85 Industrial Cooperative Training KORB, MRS. BETH, 27 United States History, Economics LAMBERT, DENNIS KEITH, 38 Artaye3 4 LEWIS, JOSEPH D., 29 French 2, 3,4 LONG, MRS. SOPHIA A., 24 English 2, 3, 4, Developmental Reading LOWE, WILLIAM G., 28, 87 Government ' MARKS, MRS. NANCY S., 22 Guidance McKEITHAN, MRS. KATIE M., 31, 52 Latin 1, 2, Algebra 2 MODLIN, MRS. MILDRED, 24, 51, 89 English 4, Journalism 1, 2 MORRISSEY, MRS. DIANNA, 30 Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Math NORRIS, MRS. DOROTHY W., 23 Librarian OWEN, MRS. MARGUERITE, 34 Shorthand 1, 2, Typewriting 1 PHILLIPS, MRS. GLENDA, 25 English 3 PINDELL, JACK M., 38, 77, 79 Band, Music Theory REDWINE, CRAIG, 26 English 3, Humanities 3 ROWE, MRS. ANNE B., 34 Shorthand 1, Typewriting 1, 2, Personal Typewriting SLOAN, ELBERT S ., 31 Algebra 2, Geometry SMITH, MRS. MOZELLE C., 32 Advanced Biology SPENCE, MISS VERNA RUTH, 37 Bible SPENCER, MRS. MARTHA B., 29 Spanish 1, 2, English 3 TAYLOR, MRS. CAROLYN B., 36 Cooperative Distributive Education Basic Business TELFAIR, MRS. OLLIE M., 28 Government THOMPSON, MISS NANCY E., 27 United States History, Sociology TINGA, MRS. MARY S., 37 Home Economics TODD, MRS. BERTHA B., 23 Librarian 268 Wndex VON CANNON, CHARLES B., 35 Construction Industry, Electrical Industry WARD, MRS. BARBARA B., 27 United States History WHITE, MRS. BERNICE D., 34 Cooperative Office Occupations Office Practice, Typewriting 2 WILLIAMS, MRS. LUCILLE S., 24 English 3, 4 WILSON, MRS. JUDITH P., 27 United States History WILSON, RAYMOND, GYSGT, USMCFR, 126 Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps WOOD, JOSEPH E., 35 Vocational Education WOOTEN, KENNETH G., SR., 39 Aerospace WRIGHT, WILLIAM H., 35 Vocational Education ASHE, MRS. LOUISE M., 21 School Clerk HARKER, MISS BONNIE, 21 General Clerk MORGAN, MISS BARBARA E., 21 Records Clerk, School Treasurer PONTIUS, MRS. SHARON H., 21 Attendance Clerk WEST, MRS. ANN T., 20 School Secretary WILLIAMS, MRS. MARGARET S., 23 School Nurse Cafeteria Staff DUNCAN, DANIEL D., 42 Manager CUMBER, MRS. DAISY, 43 GAINEY, MRS. ANNIE, 42 GARY, MRS. PANSY, 43 GEREAR, MRS. 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Brothers, Lois, 192 Broughton, Brad, 213, 232 Brown, Alan, 130, 213 Brown, Alice, 176 Brown, Buddy, 192 Brown, Debbie, 176 Brown, Debbie, 47, 69, 128, 142, 157, 665167213 Brown, Dorothy, 74 Brown, Grace, 192 Brown, Laura, 69, 192 Brown, Monica, 192 Browning, Edmund, 213 Bryan, Joe, 104, 134, 176 Bryant, Joe, 192 Bryant, Lester, 185 Bryant, Sue, 176 Buck, Nancy, 192 Buffaloe, Kathy, 54, 213 Buie, Roy, 193 Bullard, Janice, 176 Bullard, Lynn, 193 Bullard, Susan, 193 Bullis, Chris, 121, 193 Bullis, Michelle, 57, 72, 193 Bullock, Nan, 176 Bumby, Billy, 214 Bunting, William, 102 Burdette, Jean, 93, 214 Burnett, Anna, 193 Burns, Bob, 26, 56, 193 Burris, Ann, 176 Burris, Lorna, 54, 193 Burris, Michael, 122 Burton, Johnny, 193 Butler, James, 214 Butler, Windell, 104, 193 Byers, Billy, 193 Caldwell, Hugh, 214 Callahan, Mike, 48, 70, 102, 110, 111, Sa tiSe193 Cameron, Danny, 66, 214 Campbell, Elmer, 78, 214 Campbell, Pat, 193 Campbell, Sherry, 176 Canadym, James, 132 Carl, James, 214 Carr, Mark, 176 Carr, Patsy, 176 Carraway, Sharon, 69, 193 Carroll, Terry, 129, 136, 144, 148, 214 Cartrette, Belinda, 193 Cartrette, William, 133 Casey, Buddy, 130, 142, 193 Casey, Mary Jo, 214 Cathell, Luke, 132, 147, 193 Caton, Sue, 193 Caulder, Tex, 193 Caulder, Tim, 104, 133, 176 Chadwick, Ben, 193 Chadwick, Beth, 194 Chadwick, George, 31, 70, 214 Chance, Tem, 108, 194 Chapp, Kacy, 176 Chapp, Steve, 194 Charles-Craft, Ann, 51, 54, 94, 194 Cherry, Frank, 130, 142, 194 Cherry, Jean, 194 Christopher, Ricky, 82, 108, 132, 194 Church, Ronnie, 58, 194 Clark, Dan, 134, 176 Clark, Michael, 132 Clark, Patricia, 215 Clay, Karen, 176 Clemmons, Helen, 74, 194 Clemmons, Robert, 134 Cloudman, Katie, 195 Coaker, Doug, 194 Coaker, Johnny, 194 Cobb, Allen, 51, 66, 93, 110, 158, 194 Cofer, Ed, 215 Cole, Doxine, 176 Coleman, Allison, 194 Coleman, Mike, 132, 176 Coleman, Tommy, 130, 194 Coley, Cindy, 51, 74, 95, 194 Collins, Beatrice, 215 Collins, Connie, 194 Collins, David, 86, 194 Collins, William, 136 Colwell, David, 176 Comer, John, 132, 176 Conner, Danny, 84, 121, 215 Conway, Marilyn, 90, 215 Cook, Wally, 176 Cooke, Russ, 194 Cooke, Travis, 130, 141, 194 Corbet t, Lawrence, 176 Corbett, Selah, 215 Corbett, Tharia, 50, 87, 215 Costello, Karen, 215 Cotheran, Alan, 176 Courtney, Vicki, 176 Cowell, Dennis, 123, 194, 79 Cox, jimmy, 4651272429) 1448215 Cox, Wayne, 134, 194 Craft, Pixie, 194 Craft, Steve, 215 Craig, Beth, 176 Crews, David, 194 Crews, Mike, 176 Crib, Teresa, 176 Cribb, Sandy, 194 Crider, Debbie, 51, 194 Criser, Teresa, 216 Crittenden, Becky, 64, 83, 95, 216 Cromartie, Carleen, 177 Cromartie, Scott, 216 Croom, Margie, 177 Crosby, Carolyn, 216 Crummy, Terry, 130, 142 Crumps,Cathye177 Cumber, Chris, 136, 177 Cunningham, Linda, 194 Cushing, Tom, 194 Dalton, Greg, 48, 70, 102, 110, 194 Danford, Ke, 195 Danford, Libby, 216 D’aubour, Joan, 195 Daum, Bob, 50, 54, 74, 216, 244 Davis, Angie, 177 Davis, Bonny, 121 Davis, Brenda, 177 Davis; Carrow 17 Davis, Dianna, 195 Davis, Graham, 177 Davis, John Calvin, 217 Davis, Ken, 195 Student Iudex-Continued Davis, Paula, 64, 177, 178 Davis, Richard, 132, 177 Davissnalealoz Davis, Rosalind, 74 Davis, Sue Ellen, 217 Davis, Vicki, 195 Dawson, Carl, 195 Deal, Deborah, 217 Dehne, Karen, 177, 183 Dermid, Susan, 177 Devane, Bobby, 137, 177 DeVane, Chester, 177 Devone, Elovine, 195 Deweese, Donna, 195 Dillon, Larry, 217 Dixon, James, 102, 117 Doar, Kathie, 93, 179, 217 Dobo, Robert, 66, 147, 148, 149, 217 DolanaBillp437672 S23 1035 138.2217 Dorsey, Alice, 195 Dowdy, Beth, 177 Dowdy, DeLonna, 107, 177 Dowdy, Wina, 50, 128, 145, 208, 217 Dowe, Irving, 195 Dowe, Vincent, 133 Downing, Kim, 134, 177 Drake, Tommy, 132, 177 Duclos, Joey, 177 Dudley, James, 217 Duncan, Bob, 177 Duncan, Teresa, 177 Duncan, Yuvette, 177 Dunn, Faye, 54, 61, 195 Dunn, Fred, 66, 218 Dunn, Gary, 195 Dunn, Gary Wayne, 195 Dunn, Ted, 195 Dutch, Mitchell, 132 Edens, Linda, 195 Elebash, Brett, 106, 190, 195 Ellery, Roger, 130, 142 Ellington, Nelson, 177 Ellis, Larry, 134 Ellis, Wanda, 54, 218 Elmore, Caryl, 64 Elsen, Sandra, 84, 218 Elsner, Steve, 130, 195 Ely, Steve, 87, 195 Emmart, John, 195 English, Diane, 177 Erkes, George, 177 Evans, Bobby, 177 Evans, Donald, 130, 142, 147 Evans7 ESB 1o4at7o Evans, Janet, 69, 72, 218 Evans, Janice, 195 Evans, Romona, 178 Evans, R. M., 136 Everett, Gale, 218 Failing, Bruce Robert, 110, 218 Faircloth, Charles, 132 Faircloth, Clyde, 218 Falicki, Eva Marie Ann, 34, 218 Fancher, Annett, 195 Fancher, Bill, 195 Farmer, Thomas, 134, 143, 218 Farmer, Shane, 132, 178 Farr, Barbara, 51, 55, 64, 93, 195 272 Farr, Susan, 178 Farrar, Rhonda, 195 Farrow, Benny, 178 Farrow, Jan, 178 Farrow, Mary, 218 Farrow, Mike, 136 Farrow, Shelia, 178 Fauser, Steve, 146, 147, 195 Faw, Bobbie, 178 Fensel, Margaret, 73, 219 Figueroa, Diane, 51, 58, 95, 195 Fillyaw, Diane, 106 Fillyaw, Linda, 48, 219 Fincannon, Frank, 219 Finch, Robert, 195 Finklestein, Judy, 178 Fisher, Frank, 78, 134, 147, 195 Fisher, Marshall, 178 Fisher, Zack, 136 Fitzgibbon, Kathy, 178 Flack, Jeffery, 134, 178 Fleishman, Cheryl, 74, 195 Flowers, Delores, 219 Flowers, Skip, 196 Floyd, Betty Jean, 219 Floyd, Johnny, 35, 219 Floyd, Mike, 66, 79, 80, 159, 216, 219 Floyd, Nancy, 51, 54, 94, 196 Flynn, Faye, 178 Foster, Mary, 178 Foushee, Jack, 78, 79, 196 Foushee, Jimmy, 219 Fowler, Cathy, 196 Fowler, Sherry, 196 Fox, Gwendolyn, 196 Fox, Steve, 102, 219 Foy, Brenda, 178 Foy, Sogniz, 178 Franks, Lola, 74 Fraser, Linda, 219 Frazelle, David, 86, 220 Freeman, Jef, 63, 196 Freeman, Steve, 220 Friedericks, Lisa, 196 Fryar, Mell, 178, 17 9 Fuller, Linda, 517927126) 1S6m145e220 Fullerton, Dennis, 196 Futch, Billy, 136 Futch, George, 102, 118, 119, 196 Gaddy, Lucy, 178 Gailes, Bernard, 79, 220 Gainey, Randy, 178 Gales, Elvie, 76 Galloway, Barnard, 178 Gantt, Billy, 179 Gantt, Samuel Wayne, 221 Gardner, Dawn, 64, 196 Garner, Brenda, 196 Garner, Mike, 179 Garner, Kennie, 77, 78, 221 Garris, Dreama, 179 Garris, Olivia Margaret, 221 Gaymon, Wallace, 221 Geddie, Dan, 127, 129, 142, 147, 196 Gemmill, Beth, 179 George, Nancy, 196 George, Rebecca Glenn, 221 Gibbs, Sammuel, 104 Gilles, Martha, 221 Gimple, Debbie, 179 Gioinetti, Debbie, 221 Glazier, Jackie, 91, 196 Glennon, Kay, 196 Glennon, Shelia, 179 Godsey, Chris, 196 Godwin, Ebe, 71, 221 Godwin, Rachael, 179 Gootee, Larry, 221 Gonter, Ronnie, 185 Gordon, Earnest, 179 Gordon, Marsha, 179 Gore, Sam, 132, 179 Gornto, Laura, 179 Gornto, Randall, 142 Grainer, Ernest, 104, 179 Graves, Georgia, 74, 196 Greene, Frank, 221 Greene, Iris Daryl, 222 Greene, James, 196 Greenough, Lorraine, 179 Greimann, Debbie, 179 Grice, Barbara, 179 Griffin, Phylis, 74, 196 Griffin, Steve, 196 Grimsley, Glenda, 222 Grimstead, Ellen, 222 Gruetie, Emily, 47, 72, 128, 133, 222 Guest, Jane, 78, 80, 196 Guffey, Janice, 196 Gunter, Judy, 76, 222 Gunter, Steve, 196 Gupton, Sue, 196 Gurganus, Doragene, 179 Gurynn, Edith Jan, 222 Haas, Doug, 179 Haas, Vivki, 222 Habenicht, Janet, 222 Hailey, Michael Randolph, 222 Hale, Timmy, 196 Hales, Keith, 179 Hales, Denneth, 54, 197 Hall, Bob, 66, 179 Hall, Dianne, 197 Hall, Janice, 197 Ham, Joan, 197 Ham, Larry, 179, 186 Hamilton, Mike, 104, 180 Hankins, Fred, 102, 222 Hankins, Wilhelmina, 197 Hannafey, Grace, 223 Hansley, Rhonda, 197 Hardee, James, 197 Harden, Richard, 134 Hardie, Roger, 134 Hardin, Johnny, 142 Harding, Bridget, 180 Hardison, Dianne, 197 Hardy, Barbara, 197 Hargrove, Louis, 223 Harkey, Susan, 106, 197 Harmon, Linda, 180 Harrington, Charlie, 180 Harris, Helen, 223 Harris, Jim, 104, 134, 180 Harris, Linda, 223 Harriss, Kirby, 50, 64, 72, 223 Harriss, Loy, 197 Harriss, Margaret, 64, 107, 180, 186 Student Index-Continued Harriss, Walter, 197 Hart, Paula, 180 Harward, Janet, 197 Harwin, Winnie, 180 Hause, Diane, 60, 197 Hawes, Gwendolyn, 223 Hawkins, Roy, 136, 180 Hayes, David, 180 Hayes, Robbie, 180 Hazelton, Dee, 223 Head, Jean, 197 Head, Sandra, 180 Hegele, Bobby, 60, 180 Heglar, Jerry, 78 Helsabeck, Kim, 106, 164, 165, 223 Helsabeck, Marcia, 107, 180, 181 Henderson, Danny, 180 Henderson, John, 134, 180 Henrickson, Danny, 223 Henry, Abbey, 51, 54, 64, 92, 223 Herring, Kathy, 197 Herring, Paul, 180 Herring, Pete, 180 Hewett, Kay, 224 Hewlett, Michael, 110, 113 Heyer, William 78, 117, 224 Hickman, Bruce, 129, 132, 144, 197, 216 Hicks, Kay, 107, 180 Higgins, Eric, 51, 70, 118, 119, 224 Higgins, Nancy, 57, 74, 224 Highsmith, Betty, 180 Hilburn, Alan, 130, 147, 148, 197 Hilburn, Ben, 134, 180 Hilburn, Doris, 180 Hill, Betty, 197 Hilton, David, 147 Hines, Ira, 104 Hines, Jim, 224 Hines, Susan, 72, 224 Hinton, Billy, 66, 122, 123, 225 Hobbs, Debbie, 76, 197 Hobbs, Harry, 82, 88, 102, 225 Hobbs, Larry, 123, 225 Hodges, Mary Beverly, 225 Hogan, Robert, 225 Holland, Danny Lee, 123, 225 Holland, Joseph William, 225 Holland, Rexford, 134 Holliday, Johnny, 102 Holman, Jane, 180, 186 Holmes, James, 79 Holston, Skip, 225 Holt, Linda, 225 Holt, Ren, 104, 118, 180 Honeycutt, Margie, 180 Horton, Paul, 70, 104, 181 House, Penny, 225 Howard, Pat, 226 Howell, William, 136 Howerin, Ken, 181 Howerton, Diane, 226 Hoyle, Mary, 181 Hoyt, Arlene, 181 Horne, Debbie, 197 Horne, Teresa, 197 Howell, Ricky, 136, 197 Hoyt, Bill, 69, 226 Hoyt, Rhonda, 197, 228 Huband, Janet, 74, 75, 212, 226 Hudson, Ella, 181 273 Hudson, Virginia, 54, 226 Huff, Aurelia, 181 Huffine, David, 70, 82, 197 Hughes, Carole, 69, 106, 156, 168, 226 Hulon, Dawn, 55, 72, 197 Humphrey, Becky, 226 Humphrey, Freda, 87, 226 Bunt Ree 130 Hunter, Pat, 54, 57, 198 Hunter, Wesley, 181 Hutton, Debra, 181 Hyatt, Tim, 181 Ingram, Sam, 226 Irving, Jackie, 181 Isley, Bob, 181 Isley, Linda, 226 Jackson, Donna, 227 Jackson, Gwen, 75, 198 Jackson, Joyce, 227 Jackson, Kenny, 198 Jackson, Mike, 198 Jacobs, Deborah, 181 Jacobs, Jerry, 114 Jacobs, Mike, 103 James, Gerald, 227 James, Ilvon, 104, 198 James, Joe, 136, 181 James, Nora, 227 James, Ray, 198 Jamison, Deborah, 107, 181 Jarrell, Michael, 227 Jeffords, Lamarr, 77, 79 Jeffords, Maureen, 181 Jeffords, Merle, 198 Jenkins, Debra, 181 Jernigan, Clifton, 130, 198 Jett, Karen, 57 Jewell, Isabella, 31, 69, 74, 83, 198 Jewell, Mary Ruth, 181 Johnson, Amanda, 51, 88, 169, 198 Johnson, Becky, 198 Johnson, Carol, 181 Johnson, Charles, 134 Johnson, Gloria, 198 Johnson, John, 63, 102, 198 Johnson, Linda, 181 Johnson, Nancy, 64, 192, 198 Johnson, Paula, 69, 169, 181, 186 Johnson, Ralph, 77, 80, 87, 89, 227 Johnson, Ross, 46, 69, 227 Johnson, Steve, 181 Johnson, Wanda, 74, 227 Johnston, Jimmy, 132 Johnston, Judy, 198 Jones, Andre, 198 Jones, Bernard, 227 Jones, Cynthia, 181 Jones, Doug, 130 Jones, George, 132 Jones, John, 110 Jones, Kathy, 181 Jones, Kevin, 47, 50, 66, 227 Jones, Roland, 228 Jordan, Carolyn, 181 Jordan, Leslie, 181 Jordan, Rachel, 74, 198 Joyner, John, 136, 147, 149, 198 Joyner, Pam, 182 Kavanaugh, Sharon, 74, 198 Kearney, Doug, 77, 78, 80, 198 Keaton, Sandra, 182 Keen, Wayne, 136, 182 Keenan, Mary Beth, 228 Keenan, Teresa, 182 Keffer, Sandy, 198 Kegal, Linda, 228 Keith, Amelia, 78, 228 Keith, Eddie, 182 Keith, Lewis, 79 Kennedy, Grace, 182 King, Billy, 198 King, James, 134 King, John, 182 King, Sherry, 198 King, Steve, 79, 130, 199 Kinlaw, Nina, 199 Kline, William, 136 Knox, David, 66, 78, 82, 102, 229 Knox, Valarie, 199 Kolikas, Kay, 199 Korb, Beth, 79, 229 Korb, Carl, 47, 130, 199 Kraft, Richie, 136 Kraly, Mary, 229 Krug, Donna, 199 Lacewell, Herman, 82, 102, 116, 121, 134, 147, 229 Lacewell, Marion, 199 Lacroix, Joyce, 229 LaGwin, Debbie, 199 Lampros, Tim, 229 Landon, Cathy, 182 Landon, Jean, 182 Lane, Frank, 77, 79, 130, 143, 144, 229 Lane, Richard, 182 Lane, Thomas, 127, 129, 143, 144, 199 Laney, Delores, 182 Langford, Dan, 74, 102, 199 Langley, Gwendolyn, 229 Larson, Wilma, 199 Laughlin, Tommy, 182 Lawson, Willie, 104 Lea, Connie, 182 Lee, Barbara, 229 LeGwin, Anita, 229 Lehrshall, Barbara, 182 Lehrschall, Ronald, 199 Lennon, Lucy, 182 Leonard, Babs, 199 Lewellen, Tom, 199 Lewis, Beth, 62, 230 Lewis, Janice, 199 Lewis, Pam, 199 Lewis, Pat, 109, 110, 113 Lewis, Susan, 107, 182 Lewis, Wanda, 78, 199 Lewter, Debbie, 199 Lightfoot, Allen, 182 Little, Alvin, 182 Lloyd, Robert, 132 Lloyd, Wanda, 199 Lockamy, Sue, 199 Loflin, Donald, 199 Loflin, Jerry, 182 Logan, David, 134, 182 Lombardo, Tony, 121, 230 Long, Bob, 182 Student Index-Continued Long, Danny, 134, 182 Long, Dianne, 63 Long, Mike, 82, 136, 143, 144, 230 Long, Richard, 77, 78, 80, 121, 199 Lovejoy, Michael, 40, 230 Lowrimore, Kathy, 75, 199 Ludlum, Max, 104, 182 Lyerly, Becky, 106, 230 Mack, Arlene, 230 MacRae, Marcia Annette, 230 Madely, Pat, 230 Maguire, Beth, 230 Maloney, Mary Jane, 200 Manning, James Carl, 230 Mapson, Donald, 104, 114 Marine, Michelle, 51, 88, 231 Marple, Chris, 82, 108, 200, 216 Marsh, Kathy, 182 Marston, Rich, 66, 182 Martin, Larry, 231 Martin, Sherry, 231 Martin, Tim, 200 Martin, Vicki, 200 Martin, Wallace, 132 Mason, Billy, 79, 108, 114, 200 Massey, Frances, 200 Massey, Ricky, 108, 200 Mathews, Donald, 63, 70 Mathis, Carolyn, 231 Mathis, Linda, 200 Mathison, Morris, 104, 183 Matthews, Marlene, 183 Maultsley, Preston, 200 Maxwell, Alan, 104 Mayberry, Jeffery Steven, 231 McAtee, Jenny, 74, 200 McCandless, Jeanette, 74, 75, 231 McChesney, Jo Ann, 231 McClammy, Helen, 231 McClammy, Mitzie Deborah, 74 McCloud, Linda, 231 McCorsley, John, 102, 183, 186 McCoy, Mike, 132 McCrackin, Meri, 183 McCrimmon, Deborah, 74, 231 McCullen, Keith, 136, 183 McCollough, Rachel, 76, 232 McCumber, Johnny, 200 McDaniel, Jimmy, 74 McDonald, Anthony, 200 McDonald, 200 McDonald, Lynn, 79, 122, 123, 200, 216 McDowell, Kathy, 200 McDowell, Landis, 136, 183 McDowell, Richard, 134, 147, 148, 149, 200 McElveen, Wanda, 232 McFadden, Ronald, 200 McGee, Joan, 183 McGinnis, Sharon, 232 McGwinn, Mary Beth, 74, 232 Mcintyre, John, 114 McKeithan, Meg, 66, 69, 128, 131, 169, 232 McKeown, Danny, 74, 200 McKim, George, 183 McKoy, James, 133 McKoy, Patricia, 200 McLeod, Robert, 54, 70, 232 McMillan, Jo Ann, 183 McNeil, Henry, 102 McNeill, Pat, 183 McRae, Judy, 183 Meier, Susan, 200 Merritt, Debra, 200 Merritt, Diane, 183 Merritt, Mike, 70, 104, 118, 183 Merritt, Ray, 102, 120 Metts, James, 233 Metts, Jilius, 70, 200 Metz, Linda, 200 Meyer, Willie, 110, 112 Miars, George, 66, 233 Miars, Peter, 66, 183 Midkiff, Susan, 200 Miller, Becky, 233 Miller, Charlie, 51, 200 Miller, Eddie, 201 Miller, Holly, 183 Miller, Mitch, 201 Miller, Wanda, 74, 201 Miller, Zig, 104, 120, 183 Milliken, John, 78, 201 Milliken, Mike, 233 Milliken, Wayne, 134, 183 Millis, Billy, 201 Minnie, John, 233 Mintz, Ann, 201 Mintz, Herbert, 183 Mintz, Lynda, 201 Mitchell, Ike, 136 Mobley, 130, 142, 201 Mobley, Loraine, 180, 183 Moore, Coy, 233 Moore, Debbie, 201 Moore, Linda, 201 Morgan, Bernard, 136 Morris, Kathy, 201 Morse, Gayle, 183 Moss, Douglas, 130, 142 Mott, Terry, 201 Mowbray, Anne, 54, 94, 233 Mowbray, Ken, 201 Mozingo, Jim, 201 Mull, Myra, 69, 128, 143, 233 Mullin, Lee, 102, 201 Mullinix, Bill, 46, 66, 233 Munroe, James, 134, 183 Murray, Della, 183 Murray, O'Neal, 132, 180, 183 Murray, Peggy, 233 Murray, Robert, 201 Musser, Lewis, 183 Nailer, Debbie, 201 Napp, Barry, 66, 68, 110, 152, 201 Neal, Cindy, 201 Needham, Jenny, 183 Neil, Joyce, 37, 201 Nelson, Greg, 50, 64, 66, 79, 86, 1225234 Nelson, Josie, 201 Nester, Doug, 130, 147, 201 Neuwirth, Robin, 79, 201 Newber, Dottie, 182, 184 Newber, Kurt, 82, 83, 118, 234 Newkerk, Susan, 201 Newsome, Belva, 201 Nicholson, Jim, 78, 201 Nicholson, Sue, 106, 202 Nisbet, Bert, 202 Nissen, Larry, 61, 72, 77, 78, 82, 202 Nixon, Carolyn, 202 Nixon, Debra, 184 Nixon, Jerry, 234 Nixon, Lynwood, 132, 143, 144, 234 Nixon, Mamie, 184 Nixon, Randale, 78, 79, 80, 202 Nixon, Shelley, 202 Nobles, Belinda, 202 Noe, Sallie, 202 Noffsinger, Jane, 184, 186 Norris, Jeff, 134 Norris, Linda, 80, 202 Northrop, Judy, 202 Norwood, Johnny, 202 Norwood, Opal, 202 Nunes, Nancy, 184 Nussman, Linda, 74, 106, 202 Oakley, LeRoy, 104, 184 Ogden, Mark, 184 Oliphant, Vera, 184 Olive, Pam, 202 Oliver, Patricia, 202 O'Neill, Betty, 202 O’Quinn, Elizabeth, 202 Organ, Brenda, 184 Orrell, Beth, 202 Orrell, Vicki, 202 O'Shea, Sheila, 184 Ostrand, Michael, 202 Ostrand, Pat, 202 Overbee, Diane, 184 Owens, Jot, 202 Oxenfeld, Bobby, 135 Oxenfeld, Tommy, 66, 134, 184 Pace, George, 123, 234 Pace, Jennie, 234 Padgett, Dianne, 202 Padrich, Mike, 184 Page, Gale, 202 Page, Mike, 234 Page, Robin, 184 Pardue, Becky, 202 Parham, Harry, 184 Park, Ronnie, 136 Parker, Collie, 136 Parker, Pam, 184 Parker, Sandra, 184 Parker, Steve, 70, 202 Parks, David, 202 Parsons, Lee, 74, 202 Pate, Ann, 184 Pate, Loretta, 50, 51, 89, 234 Paterson, Mark, 134, 184 Paul, Deborah, 202 Paul, Shelley, 184 Paula, Fred, 184 Paula, Henry, 70, 102, 119, 174, 184 Payton, Reginald, 134, 184 Pearson, Alexander, 234 Pearson, Robert, 234 Pearson, Rodney, 202 Pegram, Mike, 234 Pennington, Suzette, 184 Pepper, Donna, 202 Perez, Katheleene, 184 Student Iudex-Continued Perilla, Barbara, 235 Perritt, Annette, 107, 185 Perry, Beth, 51, 202 Perry, Linda, 235 Perry, Randy, 102, 185 Perten, Karen, 69, 72, 235 Peterson, Brenda, 235 Peterson, Dwight, 185 Philips, Will, 202 Pickett, Rachel, 202 Pierce, Kathy, 74, 202 Piner, Mike, 185 Piner, Stewart, 203 Pinson, Laurie, 50, 61, 235 Pinson, Martha, 185 Pittman, Becky, 185 Plankers, Tim, 235 Pless, Sharon, 203 Poindexter, Jimmy, 134, 185 Points, Stephanie, 64, 185, 186 Pollard, Nancy, 182, 185 Poole, Tommy, 132, 147, 203 Porter, Kirby, 203 Powell, Starr, 235 Powell, Tommy, 203 Pratt, Anna, 185 Preston, Chris, 102, 185 Pratlow, Leslie, 107, 185 Price, Debbie, 185 Price, Jesse, 130, 134, 147, 203 Price, Joe, 134, 185 Price, Ruth, 64, 106, 235 Pridgen, Jacqueline, 235 Pridgen, Karen, 185 Pridgen, Pat, 235 Pridgen, Vicky, 185 Privette, David, 147, 203 Puryear, Leslie, 236 Pyron, James, 203 Rackley, Evelyn, 236 Ragin, Willie, 236 Raney, Becky, 236 Rannbury, Randi, 203 Ransom, Roberta, 51, 95, 178, 203 Ratcliff, Dena, 203 Ray, Joan, 237 Ray, Susan, 203 Raymond, Andy, 127, 129, 144, 237 Raynor, Karen, 203 Raynor, Ray, 134 Reaves, George, 102, 130 Reaves, Sharon, 79, 203 Reavis, Sandra, 76, 203 Redmont, Dennis, 185 Redmond, Janice, 203 Reese, Dennis, 237 Reeves, Jerry, 134 Register, Donald, 203 Regnies, Rick, 123, 203 Reid, Cheryl, 203 Reid, Debbie, 203 Reidys, Henry, 130, 237 Retchin, Larry, 82, 203 Rezzuto, Jeannie, 203 Rhames, Victoria, 237 Rhett, Barney, 203 Rhodes, Mairian, 185 Rhodes, Mike, 203 Rhodes, Steve, 185 7a fs) Riggs, Glenn, 203 Rippy, Allen, 47, 66, 237 Risley, Jim, 136, 147, 203 Ritchie, Kenna, 179, 185 Ritchie, Rita, 50, 73, 93, 237 Rivenbark, Bill, 185 Rivenbark, Libby, 203 Roberts, June, 203 Roberts, Pamela, 237 Robinson, Charles, 203 Robinson, Frances, 237 Robinson, James, 21; 134, 237 Robinson, Julie, 185 Robinson, Linda, 78, 80, 203 Robinson, Lorenza, 48, 134, 238 Robinson, Nancy, 203 Robinson, Robert James, 70 Robinson, Shirley, 238 Robinson, Tom, 132, 147, 203 Robinson, Wanda, 238 Robinson, W. R., 132 Roesch, Becky, 203 Roethlinger, Paul, 185 Roethlinger, Sharon, 238 Rogers, Betsy, 203 Rollinson, David, 134 Rombald, Scott, 185 Ross, Karen, 185 Rouse, Dennis, 77, 79, 80 Rouse, Linda, 203 Rouse, Nancy, 204 Rouse, Tommy, 204 Rowe, Dan, 77, 78, 204 Rowe, Jan, 69, 107, 168, 186 Rowland, Ray, 204 Rue, Johnny, 238 Rullman, Betsy, 54, 83, 238 Russ, Bob, 204 Russell, Karen, 54, 238 Ryninger, Rose, 180, 186 Salisbury, James, 132 Salter, Everett, 238 Samppala, Ellen, 186 Samppala, Jim, 238 Sanderson, Glenn, 186 Sass, Janet, 204 Sass, Karl, 186 Sauvinett, Sherrill, 186 Sauvinet, Tommy, 204 Savage, Sheri, 186 Sawyer, Frank, 204 Schoch, Suzanne, 204 Schuller, Carol, 240 Schupp, Bobby, 104, 118, 186 Schupp, Jimmy, 102, 118, 119, 120, 238 Schwartz, Brenda, 69, 204 Schwartz, Nancy, 186 Schwartz, Peggy, 69, 239 Schweitzer, Chip, 134, 186 Schweitzer, Sharon, 239 Scoggins, Donna, 186 Scoggins, Lori, 239 Scruggs, Barry, 79, 136, 142, 143, 144 Scruggs, Mike, 186 Scruggs, Ricky, 47, 49, 66, 91, 239 Sears, Richard, 239 Seawell, Kathryn, 106 Seawell, Mary, 204 Sedelmeyer, Mary, 186 Sellars, Bobbie, 64, 204 Sellers, Bobby, 204 Sellers, Terry, 186 Senechal, Marie, 239 Shapiro, Carol, 54, 69, 204 Sharpe, David, 70, 71, 239 Sharpe, Martha, 204 Sharples, Russell, 186 Shaver, Jerry, 239 Shavers, Diane, 186 Shaw, Elizabeth, 76 Shelley, Susan, 50, 239 Shepard, Frankie, 186 Shepard, Naomi, 239 Sheppard, Denise, 74, 204 Shierer, Art, 186 Shingleton, Pat, 204 Sikes, Amy, 31, 51, 64, 74, 89, 240 Sikes, 130, 204 Sims, Gerald, 186 Simeone, Al, 79, 240 Simmons, Jack, 204 Simmons, Judy, 204 Simmons, Kathy, 204 Simmons, Kathy, 240 Simmons, Patricia, 240 Simmons, Robert, 134 Simon, Joh n, 102, 114, 204 Simpson, Clinton, 47, 127, 240 Simpson, LeMart, 129, 142, 144 Sineath, Sherrill, 69, 83, 208, 241 Singleton, Carol, 185, 186 Sinhel, Diane, 186 Singletary, Alice, 186 Sirmons, Judy, 241 Sisson, Penelope Borden, 241, 244 Skelton, Helen, 161, 190, 204 Skipper, Brenda, 186 Skipper, Curtis, 130, 142, 144, 204 Slater, Janet, 186 Small, Jerry, 204 Smith, Billy, 186 Smith, Brenda, 74, 204 Smith, Caroline, 64, 241 Smith, David, 104, 187 Smith, David, 130, 204 Smith, Dot, 187 Smith, Garry, 123, 205 Smith, Gwen, 187 Smith, Jacqueline, 241 Smith, Janice, 241 Smith, Jenny, 78, 205 Smith, John, 102, 134 Smith, Julie, 187 Smith, Lance, 205 Smith, Mozelle, 241 Smith, Ralph, 146, 147, 205 Smith, Robert, 241 Smith, Sidney, 187 Smith, Steven, 35, 136, 147 Smith, Wylie, 51,64, 91,92, 241 Smith, Zorie, 205 Smithdeal, Catherine, 241 Sneed, Arthur, 136 Sneeden, Connie, 205 Sneeden, David, 70 Sneeden, Wanda, 242 Snyder, Cheryl, 78, 205 Soderstrom, Stan, 205 Soloman, Laura, 107, 187 Student Index-Continued Southall, Susan, 64, 186, 187 Southerland, Connie, 187 Sparks, Lee, 205 Speer, Alice, 187 Spencer, John, 205 Spencer, Richard, 205 Spicer, Graice, 187 Spicer, James, 132 Spinks, Jeannine, 205 Spooner, Pam, 242 Standquest, Terri, 186, 187 Standridge, Thomas, 242 Stanland, Evelyn, 62, 205 Stanley, Becky, 187 Stanley, Lynda, 22, 51, 94, 184, 205 Stanley, Pat, 205 Stanley, Paula, 74, 242 Starling, Paul, 242 Starnes, David, 205 Staton, Alice, 205 Steenhuis, Jeanette, 64, 65, 205 Stewart, James, 242 Stokely, Robert, 205 Stokes, Gwynn, 69, 107, 186, 187 Stokes, Sylvia Dianne, 242 Stokley, Nell, 187 Stone, Gordon, 205 Strendquest, Terri, 187 Strickland, Dwight, 49, 129, 134, 144, 205 Strickland, Gayle, 62, 205 Strickland, Ronnie, 136, 187 Strickland, Wayne, 77, 78, 102, 205 Stricklin, Susan, 205 Strom, Robert, 242 Strothers, Phyllis, 107, 187 Suggs, Sharon, 242 Sullivan, Bobby, 74, 77, 78, 205 Sullivan, Jeff, 142 Sullivan, Laura, 186, 187 Sutton, Charles, 104 Sutton, Hobbs, 216 Sutton, Jacqueline, 242 Sutton, Linda, 243 Sutton, Sue, 59, 90 Swann, Gary, 243 Tabor, Steve, 74, 205 Tatum, Richard, 136, 187 Tatum, Sheila, 187 Taylar, Barbara, 76 Taylor, Susan, 51, 94, 243 Taylor, Harry, 78 Taylor, Kit, 110, 205 Taylor, Sheri, 206 Temoney, Leonard, 99, 102, 190 Temple, Diane, 243 Thomas, Angeline, 74 Thomas, Deirde, 187 Thomas, Glynda, 206 Thomas, Joey, 206 Thomas, Karen, 206 Thomas, Larry, 74 Thomas, Mitchell, 132 Thomason, Frank, 206 Thompkins, Judy, 206 Thompson, Albert, 243 Thompson, Bonnie, 74, 206 Thompson, Kathy, 206 Thompson, Larry, 187 276 Thompson, Linda, 78, 206 Thompson, Lynette, 206 Thompson, Nancy, 243 Thompson, Susan, 74, 243 Thorton, Nancy, 187 Thrift, Graylynn, 62, 74, 206 Tickner, Beth, 187 Tillery, Beth, 54, 64, 206 Tilley, Donna, 206 Tindall, Connie, 206 Tindall, Debbie, 243 Todd, Donna, 206 Todd, Jane, 187 Tomlin, Carcel, 187 Toon, Michael, 243 Torgersen, Thommy, 52, 57, 243 Torhan, Terri, 74, 206 Towles, Nell, 63, 206 Townsend, Myra, 188 Trask, Daniel Webster, 66 Tripp, Jeff, 78, 136, 143, 144, 148, 206 Tucker, Brady, 77, 78, 206 Tucker, Tommy, 244 Tudor, Kathy, 206 Turner, Cindy, 188 Turner, Steve, 116, 121, 127, 129, 144, 244 Tutherow, Barbara, 206 Tutherow, Lois, 188 Tutherow, Sarah, 244 Tysinger, Linda, 188 Ulshafer, James, 188 Vann, Terri, 206 Van Velsor, Tina, 64, 168, 190, 206 Vaughn, Joseph, 244 Venters, Ronnie, 70, 95, 154, 245 Venters, Vicki, 60, 206 Vereen, Alyce, 188 Vereen, Joe, 121, 130, 143, 144, 206 Verzaal, Dale, 206 Verzaal, Kim, 188 Verzaal, Richard, 46, 51, 145 Waddell, Eleanor, 206 Waddell, Guy, 206 Waddell, Judy, 188 Waddell, Patricia, 245 Waddell, Rudolph, 134, 188 Waddell, Tripp, 188 Wagoner, Lynn, 104, 188 Wagoner, Mike, 104, 186, 188 Walker, Darlene, 245 Walker, Don, 134 Walker, Elaine, 78 Walker, Fred, 188 Walker, Judy, 74, 245 Wallace, Lynn, 206 Wallace, Marlene, 206 Wallace, William, 51, 123, 245 Walls, Brad, 132, 180, 188 Walls, Kris, 188 Walter, Minnie, 245 Walton, Mary, 206 Walton, Vickie, 206 Ward, Beth, 188 Ward, Donnie, 77, 79, 102, 206 Ward, Kathy, 48, 206 Warner, Michael, 86, 245 Warren, Harry, 245 Warren, Ricky, 130, 206 Waters, Frank, 82, 119, 245 Waters, Susan, 207 Watkins, Ann, 246 Watkins, Jan, 106, 207 Watkins, Karen, 246 Watkins, Lois, 188 Watkins, Louis, 136, 188 Watkins, Tommy, 51, 70, 93, 246 Watson, Doris, 207 Watson, George, 207 Watson, Marion, 207 Watson, Mickey, 207 Watters, Steve, 207 Watters, Tommy, 188 Watters, Vicki, 188 Watts, Yolanda, 207 Weathers, Becky, 188 Weaver, Eddie, 51, 70, 71, 88, 110, 246 Weaver, John, 188 Weddle, Daniel, 79, 246 Weeks, Felicia, 246 Weeks, Roxy, 246 Welch, Barbara, 188 Welsh, Pam, 188 Welker, Jean, 188 Wellman, Debbie, 189 Wells, Jenny, 189 Welsh, Philip, 127, 129, 143, 144, 207 Wenberg, Peggy, 207 Wessell, Nancy, 246 Student Undex-Continued West, April, 246 West, Marsha, 207 Whaley, Sylvia, 207 White, Donna, 207 White, Graham, 207 Whittemore, Kay, 246 Whittemore, Marcia, 189 Wiggins, Janis, 30, 247 Wiggins, Carolyn, 207 Wiggins, Linda, 207 Wiggs, Graham, 58, 247 Wilkes, Charles, 130, 207 Williams, Ben, 189 Williams, Dalphine, 247 Williams, Debbie, 189 Williams, Frank, 207 Williams, George, 132, 189 Williams, Lamont, 134 Williams, Mellonice, 207 Williams, Stan, 189 Williams, Steve, 132, 207 Williams, Tannis, 189 Williams, Terry, 189 Williams, Vicki, 207 Williams, Wilma, 247 Williams, Zelpha, 247 Williams, W. G., 132 Wilson, Cinda, 207 Wilson, Clare, 207 Wilson, Curt, 247 Wilson, Debbie, 106, 207 Wilson, Kevin, 36, 74, 147, 148, 149, 207 211 Wilson, Larry, 232, 247 © Wilson, Linda, 247 Wilson, Lynn, 64, 65, 207 Wilson, William, 247 Winebar, Jean, 207 Winebar, Michael, 130, 143, 144, 148, 247 Wolfe, Susan, 200 Wood, Clarence, 248 Wood, Pamela, 189 Woodard, Cindy, 207 Woodbury, Tommy, 66, 94, 145, 248 Woodcock, Donnie, 207 Woodcock, Robert, 130 Woodell, Randy, 207 Worthen, Jack, 132, 189 Wortherly, Dorethea, 248 Wren, Donna, 189 Wrenn, Jodie, 69, 71, 248 Wrenn, Lee, 207 Wright, Linda, 74 Wright, William, 132 Wychel, Barbara, 248 Wyckoff, Mike, 134, 189 Yarboro, Walter, Ray, 136 Yates, Deborah, 248 Yates, Nancy, 189 Zipser, Janet, 79, 207 Zopfi, Charles, 136, 189 Zopfi, Kathy, 207 HRA i Re eae ns aby ssaedeidiiianementnemennaaaer ee Wes hn tm