Laurinburg High School - Fighting Scot Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1963 volume:

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X? 5 -1 .rr X - - 5 k i 5 -- 1 Y- .. K A .5 1- . 1 -i - k - A 'X - . k -- .- ' 1 : : - 5: - ' ' Nwkwwvx- - L k- -- :. X Q gr'11.xFX' - .. 'Q .. 1' 1: L WQX ' ' ' X x .3 ' Q Q' .gr k - x g - O QQ, Q S ez- -Q X2 1, Q .. Q X - 9.X.E.,:, Q - .5 M 5 . ,is -- SX-5 jig 515: K 5 in T' if iff A f-51 if is Y -Q :A . -My aww: NX , .,.... AW -- 'Qi - ----M-,mm www. XM . X :mn S OF EDUCATION Pages 8-20 OF GRADUATION Pages 2 I -66 OF PARTICIPATION Pages 67-90 OF COMPETITION Pages 91-I I3 The CI1aI lenge A TRIBUTE. . . The friendly warmth of her happy smile, Her abiding faith in the worth of each of us, Her untiring effort, her personal interest, Her stimulating influence for greater achievement, Have endeared her to all of us. As a token of our love and grateful appreciation, We, the student body of Laurinburg High School, dedicate our 1963 annual to you, Mrs. Sarah Prince Dean. 6 MRS. SARAH PRINCE DEAN THE ADMINISTRATION MEETS THE The Laurinburg City School Board directs the moves of all schools in Laurinburg. The members include Dr. J. J. Richardson, Mr. Bill Bullard, Mrs. Tom John, Mr. H. M. Jones, Mr. I. L. Sutherland, Mrs. D. H. McQueen. Mr. Alton Gibson is superintendent of the Laurinburg MF- CUHIISS Coble helps with the ad1'DiI1iSI1'8Ii0l1 of schools. the city schools. 8 CHALLENGE GF EDUCATION. Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! Mr. William Davis is Mrs. Mary McKinnon is MIS. William Davis checks principal of L,H,S, secretary of L.H.S. absentees. 9 - X -Q ex x sw j -- N ix-5 5,-,5 - s .Xf.L XX.- X ' X - 'k 'k ' is 1 its sits tr? t - --fi -- it S 4 5 L V W Q K ..,: N Q so llgsssaswss X X X Y S ms X s 'X X S Q Lois McLeod Elbert Thomas Susan Phillips Elton Roberson English, Latin English U. S. Ijlistory Business Math, Physical Education Sara Gill L. E. Calhoun Aileen McGill Margarete Graham English, Speech Biology, Chemistry Algebra Bible Physics Marion Bishop Spanish, World' History Mary Oclom D. E.. I.T.C. Journalism E E I l 1 1 THE FACULTY CHALLENGES' Mary F. Singleton C. C. Knotts Doug Yongue Mamie Livingston Emily McNeill English Civics, General Shop, Mechanical Economics, English Library Math, Geography Drawing -weswqs -Q Jerry Haywood Ieaneal Deaver Jeannette McLauchlin General Science Short Hand, Business Geometry, Senior Biology Math, Typing Math, Algebra I Mildred Yongue Martha Lassiter Barbara Roberson French, Civics Home Economics Physical Education US TO DO OUR BESI Jim Stokes Jane McCorkle Katherine Stearns Band English, Psychology English Virginia Farlow Biology, Senior Science, General Science Frances Moore Typing, Short- hand, Business Math Margaret Moore English Bill Inabinett Algebra I, General Math, General Science Jeanine Taylor Chorus Doris Matrox Art ENGLISH AND MATH COURSES Mrs. Streans instills principles of good grammar into her freshmen English students. Et tu Brute? dramatizes Mrs. Singleton in a sophomore English class. Trail along with me . . . , says Mrs. Moore to her juniors. Mr. Thomas asks, What have you got on . . . your mind? I2 PREPARE US FOR THE FUTURE. Cheer up, algebra student, it could be senior math! Mrs. McGill prepares her students for a mathematical career. X 1 ' ss..-X T., T 7 'kgs' The motto of the geometry class: Clear thinking and sound reasoning This is a,familiar scene in the senior math class on Thursdays. I3 A CHALLENGE IS PRESENTED IN LANGUAGES Mrs. McLeod explains that myth- ology is an important part of the Latin language. Parlez-vous francais? Siesta or Fiesta that is the question I4 I AS WELL AS THE SCIENCES And now, class, I would like to introduce to you musrattus decum anus. Just think, one of you may bc another Einstein? I was working in the lab late one night when my eyes beheld an eerie sight . . . I5 LQ SOCIAL STUDIES, AND Q .Msi............ . ,, 5. A SSS? is S And next week our current event will be . . . The economics class is often visited by guest lecturers. Now tell me, why do you hate your mother? Miss McCork1e asks her psychology class. I v BUSINESS COURSES Lees S S I use the hunt-and- peck system.' Mrs. Odom's business class learns the proper way to work. Now that you've wr1tten It can you read it? on-:ER CLASSES OFFER oPPc SSSL S SX 1 m - S S Q S,S. S X SNS- . ' X gn wg . . SS '- .. 'I . - . - ' Practice makes perfect. Looks 800d on PaPe1'. but - - - In Bible class Miss Graham explains, But I was only Pablo Picasso or , , , ? a little girl. N I 8 NITIES FOR ACHIEVEMENT. Girls have their ups and downs in physical education. To be a good citizen of the world one must first be a good citizen at home. What's cooking in home economics? Mary had a little lamb . . . WE OWE MUCH TO THOSE WHO WORK BEHIND THE SCENES. The cooks are Vera Williams, Lillian Hester, Carrie Pegues, and Julia Rothwell. The custodians are John K. Bennett, Willie Bethea, Sylvester Turnage, and Martha Wi-ay. 20 CLASS in , WWW ,,,, WYWW, , ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , ,H ,,7,, ,,,,,,, WM 1 E 121255 2 ES i w mmiib, f .'-.... X X Q X.. g. wow 'L... .. ...x Q MATER Hail, Thy losieleeglsvnsilare l Y. 1mhw: A Andlfwoelfiiill ever l Loyal to thee. l Thiough allitheciiariging i Thfoggh all the futuiieftgime, Oxitfheartslwill eveiibe 1 Kh., F Lovaleafeaefheef. 3 X I and go, fYler5stiI13oouf memor' clin s To those glearbhigh school days fOf'i1orig5agb.f fa wifii these, we Wi11f15Yef fbeg' .fM5l,Tif1til our-dyiiigfdayl L f Loyal to thee. F llll l Q QQV Senior class officers for 1962-1963 are Jim Richardso Steve Fields, Sally Roach, and Bob Collins. U. 1 l X X w E i Y ANN ANDREWS ERNEST ANDREWS I w THE OFFICERS OF THE, IOANNE BROWN I 3 Ei 3 Z I 5 2 'm 1 F 1 5 a x ROGER ANSLEY CECIL BOWYER BARBARA BOYD FRANKIE BRITT CARL BARFIELD CHARLES BOUNDS SYLVIA BREWER BARBARA BROOKS CLASS OF 1963 MET THE DEMANDS OF LEADERSHIP J A L L! Our c1ass's Jacks- of-all-trades , Jim Richardson and JOYCE CAMPBELL MIKE CAMPBELL 4 Sally Roach were chosen Best A11 Around. L THE GOWNS MIGHT HAVE BEEN Too LONG ALL HUNDRED ANI1 NANCY CARTER TOMMY CAVINESS JEANNIE CHAVIS BOB COLLINS BLENDA CAULDER TOMMY CHANCE KELLY COLE BARBARA COX ,E 1 S s L ,, Q 5 3 3 GERALDINE CARLYLE LOU ELLA CARPENTER The coveted role of Most Likely To Succeed went to Elizabeth Jones and Bob Collins. Success always comes to those who labor. AND THE CAPS TOO TIGHT, NEVERTHELESS, FIVE WERE SENIORS. JAMES DEATON PAT DOZIER JACK DUNSTON PAUL FOLMSBEE GEORGE Delis MAXINE DRIGGEF s s'rEvE FIELDS KAREN GIBSON Always quick and full of pep, Carol Surnmerlin and Billy McKinnon were chosen as The Most School Spirited. KAREN MORGAN GIBSON ANN GILMORE FRANK GIBSON MARY GWENN GRUBBS l THE PROJECTS OF THE CLASS or J J PATSY JACKSON RICHARD JOHNSON CAROLYN JOLLY ELIZABETH JONES 1 i S . K 3 S 3 3 E 26 Sw XNNNQN ED GUEST ANNA HASTY WINIFRED HAYES FREDA HOWELL ANN HAMILTON THOMAS HATCHER BOBBY HOGAN SUE IVEY 1963 WERE UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL. Keen minds and a ready wit assured Hope Keeton and TURNER JONES BRENDA JUSTICE Paul Folmsbee of the title Most Intellectual. X. E- N Q T ' A E... S like 5- ' 'E 5111, T-3. .:4..L.x A j J TEL JKLQ Lk ,LA 4 ,A. TQ. Eiga .wixiifcl-L44 c y,,d,4?. ..b', 1 .fy fLL:2,- -blk 0 L' 5744 ff To T 'Q .4-1, Jw- 5.-cf fail, -A -' ' V 1 A41 KfL5.?'5' L'71ffh 'm ' , I f, !-,.CJ,- L L LL T, Ls. LJ 7 M70 V Q f.'. iq if if-if .T 111964164 ,rg gy fax 4fyg.T7VL Lf A ci we A L L fu Tifp .Elf .v ' 1:1491 4 ,W .T , vL.,.,,,,,.:,v,,,.., . . E Q65 514, ,Lggg ,ffldvblflt-7 7L KJ mal? cj! ,af5T,0'7L!Laf1 I CI N 2 C, U Lf! fam. ffl-f LC uf' L L ,fu E T. ELL 1' C-,f7fLT,g.-,Tw W . . . CLR.--J 621 - 71457 I-'!U1' Pat DOz1er and Sara Rogers, our most attractlve semors, , , I 4 I were a cinch to be Prettiest and Most Handsome. CL,.c1f-li-Lf.--'QVC .rl-gfqflf cj?-5 'Vk ' ' ' fu . ,Lf , gL,.Lll . .ij R 3' f if V' f' 744-47, HOPE KEETON F g' r.IL Z nl, AFTER MUCH BLOOD, SWEAT, AND TEARS I 5 I EBBIE LASSITER NANCY LILES LINDA LUNDIN LUCILLE MASSENGILL MARCIA LEE LOUISE LOCKEY CELESTE MASON MARY EDITH MC ARTHUR THE SENIORS MADE THEIR TRIP TO WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK MIRIAM MC INNIS BILLY MC KINNON , NANCY MC LEAN BLANCHE MILLIGAN N is I N Bobby Hogan and Susan Shelley, Best Dressed, certainly stand out in a crowd. MARTENA MOSER SYBIL NUNNALLY EMILY NEWTON JERRY ODOM WILL ANY SENIOR FORGET THE CEILING .TIM RICHARDSON SALLY ROACH SARA ROGERS DOROTHY RUSSELL - gs ss si R N Blenda Caulder has framed Steve Fields a Wittiest. ROBERT PEELE ELLIS RAY FRED PERKINS TONY REYNOLDS FALLING IN ON MOON RIVER? SUSAN SHELLEY CHARLES SHEPPARD GLENDA SHEPPARD SUZANNE SINGLETON 31 s the MARTENA SMART MARY ELLEN SMITH SYLVIA SOUSA JOHN SMITH DIANNE SNIPES DENNIS STAPLES THE SENICR CLASS MOTTO: SHIRLEY WADE You can bank on Linda Lundin and Bob Thompson They're Dependable! JOHNNY SWEELEY BOB THOMPSON FRANCES TEAL LUTHER TODD ,WHISPERS LOW, THOU MUST, THE YOUTH REPLIES, I CAN. LARRY WILLIS MARY RICH DOUGLAS MILES ALMENIA WILLIAMS SENIOR COLOR Our friendliest, Carolyn McGill and Ebbie Lassiter never miss an opportunity to smile, to speak, or to chat. Suzanne Singleton and Graham King, radiating with Q effervescent gaiety, captivated our hearts with their Best Personality. Our two smash hits, Mary G. Grubbs and Gibby Gibson, topped the Most Popular list. 34 'ELLOW AND WHITE 5 ' Y , I , .,,. ' r. E+ For the first time in L.H.S. history, we gave a standing ovation to the Senior play cast of Bul1 in a China Shop. Here the players view the laughing corpse. I could have danced all night--but nobody asked me! ' tmiimiii lrrrf gigs p e i Q :Skirt -aaa!! E 35 SENIOR FLOWER Down Moon River on the Robert E. Lee Ring of Rings This is study hall, but what are they studying? + y 4 y 4 I y 1 1 i 4 1 l 1 W N a i y 1 TALISMAN ROSE. Carol Summerlin, one of our outstanding Seniors, was chosen Homecoming Queen. r Barbara Brooks and Ebbie Lassiter were king and queen for a night during the Halloween Carnival. 4,7 ,, , Y , 5 When in their Junior year, the class of 1963 rose to the occasion when their Homecoming float was washed out. The popular dance craze of the twist was a sensation of our Ir.-Sr. THEY WILL JUST FADE AWAY . The Jr.-Sr. figure introduced the planners of our prom. The Senior Halloween Carnvial was a sell-out. p Evelyn Fowler and Jeffrey McArn are just beginning what we are about to finish. The arrival ofa letter of acceptance brings much relief to the recipient. if .Q . , S Q :Er me we - QW r is Qt Qt E S X XX x S f -7 27- ar .Q Q r - X Ki ES rt E Joe Adkins Lmily Barrington Margaret Barfield George Bennett The junior class officers are president, Jimmy McKenzie, secretary, Ann Blalock, treasurer, ' Q , Danna Roach, vice-president, Bill Parker. F Myrtle Callahan Sam Carver Vivian Chavis Sylvia Clayton Carol Cole Wendall Covington Bill Campbell Hampton Callahan Tommy Clark Charlie Coble Shirley Collier Ann Creasman 40 Clarence Brenda Carolyn l Blackwell Bledsoe Bowyer Anne James Janice Blalock Bobo Bradley X X S E X X CWS Q X is-X we Pauline Larry Johnny Brigman Cain Daughtry Sherwood Jeanette Connie Brown Dail Deaton JUNIOR CLASS WERE DIRECTED WISELY BY Pat Dellinger THEIR OFFICERS. Cliff Joey Alex Laurene Jeanne John Dunston Durham Erwin Evers Fairly Fields Irl-r C 'gghs sm I BW? XX b Ns E X X r :XS s Q xl Shawls SQXQS sr X Ri X ' S Q i Q Q ax QSSYX X Q X QS X C R C ,X X Bess we X S Q SSX Qy x sr s s N X X rss-QF: 5- -gsfzs X, X X Q X Q X N is! ss 3 J eg YS MQ 11:1 s. -fs s - as X Q r 'Q X 5 N xx X Bums Billy Fields Jean Gattis Becky Brooks Chuck Gunter Homer Herring I eff Howell Mac Forde McNeill Gibson Steve Graham Jimmy Harris Martha Beasley Glen Ingram Lorna Frost Leta Gibson Ray Grass Emily Hatcher Jerry Hogan Charles Ivey THE JUNIORS ARE CONTINUALLY CLIMBING CHALLENGE OF Ed McColl Mary Jane McCoy Brenda McGill Patricia McGirt Jimmy McKenzie Edgar Margrum Fsss 5 - 42 mm QQ -W N X f x X xx -x ww S wx N T R 55 K . .... 3- EZA : ...V gs ,N X ff: N W x - te ix Q S lAx:Nx..xx2wNSrQxXXNN5 Ding Dong--Juniors calling. ' sr R - S 4 Crawford Parker Phyllis Parks Paul Pate Bill Parker Bill Parish I. W. Paul JUST THINK, JUNIORS, ONE Carol Sharick Jeanne Simms Louis Sipka Harold Smith Jimmie Smith Myrtle Smith Delmar Shirley Ted Simpson Barbara Smith Jack Smith Linda Smith Hardin Strickland N S 2 E 2 is S E Doris Peele Sylvia Polston Martha Thrower Danna Roach Judy Roberts Gerald Sellers George Phillips Jane Purcell Katherine Riggins Judy Rogers Earl Sanford Bonnie Norton MGRE YEAR TO GO! Make way, Carol, here comes John. Helen Strickland Mary E. Stubbs Jim Sutherland Dwight Stroud Philip Troutman Martha Taylor A Y- .. E William Teal Stewart Thrower Holmes Underwood Johnny Thames Pam Uzzell Geraldine Wallace It is here where you do or die! A JUNIORS LEARN THAT CO-OPERATION Larry Walters Allen Webster Sylvia Whiteside Ronnie Wright Nance Walters Thelma Watkins Peggy West Anne Willis Lois Zielinski Q Q Juniors eagerly await the day that they will receive THEIR RINGS, IS THE KEY WORD IN PREPARING FOR THE PROM Mrs. Gill, our Junior sponsor, devotes much time and energy to class activities. an yi it 5 5 Q S s 2 5 47 THESE ACTIVITIES MADE THE w .gg 355' ' ' , E , iid? 1 Sli 5 - P ., ,gi 2, V if! , plan 1 I .s Qi. 1 , 1 , 5- X f ff i 553 5 1 .5 T. ' .s 21 l , .. -is 5' , Eg i S . X rigs ,y . M53 5 i 5 ff 5525512 , :Wei 1 -2 5 , : 5 , s l '53-.Qi gi fag? ' s . 5 X24-1 355235 ' sus- l sale 5 12571 E l l l l 1 fn g , Egfr XS --5 is gg QS s 4 I 1 P5 ES ' l Juniors must use much imagination to be able to understand and enjoy OUR TOWN. i Did you say the theme for our Jr.-Sr. was The Every Junior knows that the library is the seat of Gym ? learning. 48 JUNIOR YEAR A MEMORABLE ONE. l+ Many Juniors tried out for their play in Ma rch. Juniors prepare to take part in the National Oratori cal Contest. The versatility of Juniors is revealed in art as well as in scholastic achievement. The sophomore class officers are Carter, Mary Frances Miller, an d Mike Bullard, Covey Janice Beasley. Si sXf'ss2ssssN . . I -XQNR s Fssxws - .XXXH Ox' Q QXXN- sv -XX 25:9 .N f e sr ease f s -:3 1 .::-r E f i V- -5 ' div , : 1 ' 1 ,s ,rx ' : ' ll wbi so w x ,, gy S Q X Xt , X55 X 5'-FV YN - :S Q Y I' X FN ' -lik A M is C X. I Q T ' Y I X --A-A - Xl , QXX X. if S . ss 'X X Terry Chavis Frederick DuRant Patty Flood . WX.. X x Q LE Jerry Ciandella Ann Fowler Robert Franklin Glennis David John - Clarke Chalmers Adams Jane Fultz Ellen Gaw Alan Brigman Thomas Cole - eww. 2-X X , Xmionzf ff ' X X ' 5 '::..' ' ii ' a S ,. , :.1 - si X 3 ,: in sw.. , is 5 Xi, 'f ' ri 2 'WX N. si Siu- , x E. 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N is Xe W X 5 QF S J W sw Xs . --.x X fs Q Y- S X X Era c X X X si , as I I ielen Jackson Dorothy Jacobs Kenny James Joel Lea Lester Robbins Joyce Lee Now that we're in here, who has the dime? VHAT THEY ARE NO LONGERHFRESH . . . MEN! riandra Meares Kathleen Moore James Mullis Mary F. Miller Larry Morgan Phyllis Milliken Mary Morgan Cindy Murphe John Muse Y Benson Myers Janice Myers John Neal Sylvia Norris ..:X . XX-0' 1 sz 'N 'kk'k F S .. .r . X W .XY .. .XX XX Xe X c. X . mv. xx EX Xl .. . sk r X .X X X xx . N rs s :N a s Q Xxx, ' ,X : X3 Vs--X X N - ' X- . s rr :xr jf QQ r Xsfi kktk if ses- . . 6: W, K XK A V, ,s X- - , ..... , fn r' s , Ng .- A r 'X :QQ Y ,ei 133 Q: 'e J A 'N Bu Xresirr. 3 Xsf'-F 351 s -f ' . .X K s. X Q-. s 5 , JQQ . f L+ YYYY , ,,, ,,, ,,,, Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we Hunk. 15X .XQXSKX-:fi Q ess 1 XX XX JXX t - ' Xt' X. 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K xx XX S -XX - .QKXQQXX XX N X X X XS XX XX 1 QXX gf -X X i N X GX XX X X XX X X X X XX X X XX XXX N X XX x X X X XX . ix N XX SX N X X X H . K its X X. X, QQ tg by is xxxx XFX X Q Delores Ruth Tommy Priest Priest Purdy Connie Shirley Ronnie Russell Sasser Sellers WHILE YOU CAN. Dorothy Timothy Jimmy Taylor Taylor Townsend Jean Kenneth Mary Taylor Thompson Troutm an Geraldine Leonard Milton Taylor Thompson Turner ,M ,, em W 'sig sk is 5 ' X X X X X XX r Q X ga K XX I SEQ xl X 5 R X X - I X X X s eg' s X ss S Xs use X ss 'I is . X A53 Q N X X rrsr X X it 'ss P X X NX XX X X X v X A X ss' X X .SXX Billy Quick Phyllis Sewell Mike Tyson Taylor Uzzell Dean Warren ' X 5 55 fi is X 1 X N X X X QR X X X X X RX X X sX XX x X i X X X XX N . X .S ' X X s R N QQW X XQQX X N X X X X Are they cutting up grasshoppers or are they just cutting up? Wayne Watts Judy West Ditmar Weid X .. XX E Q Louise White Bobby Wilkes ROl'l1'li6 Williams Diane Williams Ted Williams Ricky Roller XN - ' ' K is ss 1: S. .. . 1 WY eff A f - X. X X is P , , rg .. M 515-2:3 xi -' ' felt. ' 5 to 1 2? X X. QQ R ' a . E xo f ,gggg W W .. Betty Io Willis George Wilson Edward Wright Judy Wright P G 6 QQ x f 'S-: iv ' 'P it t ff: Q I: I' Nix if li? L ffff Q it g - awp - , 3 fi . .- tx. J X XE. .Q t eorge Woodell Jim Woodell Gloria Wright ggy Wyatt Roy Young Ruth Patterson OUR SOPHOMORES ARE PREPARING 56 Were the Greeks correct when they said that Sopho- The Sophomore sponsor, Mrs. Mary F. Singleton, mores are wise fools? couraged her students to bigger and better things THEMSELVES EGR THE CHALLENGE OF HIGHER LEARNING. Anita Adams Faye Adams 2 E? 5. ss X - adj 5 iles -ss xg 'E X . x X x. X Q wwQ.sSs,N X Qiiwe- f- i 'sc Qs X X X XX El? 5 X s 5 as is S25 as X X X X Q SX M X X 5 x N X XX r as X Glenn Shirley Adams Adkins Shirley Michael Godwin Anthony sfqmf , ., X- tra C -fx 5 .. is s .ss - Y -e . reggae ' - N if A ffk 1. X , in ... sg y ir ss 5 it NN X' r x X JN mx ig S Q xx X Q s as Ex .. . Ng . Nw x X N K x or st Xa SSX is s X X SX rx SNQX X A 1 X E S so 0 X as x X X Q x xr xv Est al Q s Joseph Donna Anthony Avin Colon Betty Scott Baker fees -sasrgcsssafss M 2.x sc- X . fs- is s were ss K my Ears ass - 1 ' IKYSEF s 'X s- me 1 .Y X if tata ,A fp. ,V ,g c X ' . at V-as ,gf X sk X ys - as 1 as J .X 1 Ni Ann Barnum Barbara Bateman C arolyn Beeghly Charles Blackwell THE FRESHMAN YEAR- THE Roy Calhoun Wayne The freshman class officers are Laura Jean Grubbs, presidentg Becky Ormsby, vice-presidentg Jane Green, secretaryg and Mary Helen McNair, treasurer. C am eron Kirby Capps EV3 C ar penter Dewey T aylor Randy C ashwell Freddy Chance Jimmy Chance Erline Chavis X . f :gf saga, SQ sr s. 21, -- sa .N '- -L . ' C B s at 58 was X X E as X Q30 N Sl SNK sl 53 ' .X 5 is S X E :N S 3 no X if 5 X X 'K 3 I s I '15 X X E S X 35 3 Linda Allen Blalock Brady X X t. X 5-Eagle if -w Q - X .Mg Harold Brewer Richard Ronnie Bowyer Braswell END OF THE AGE OF Linda Clark Michael Clemmons Ricky C oates Sara Coble Virginia Conway Billy C ox . RX NS is X ak V ' 'fix' .:- 2. . E .si sl:-. xx X Q HX x B-A .X -i Q. X - - X K . l.. 1 Billy Bridges Mary Cross Jack Critcher Freddie C urrie X X .. w as--9 f S X X . 2 , iii . X-.: . X . X. - 1 . .. M lllllll . org X 4-X S X Sw BB wg . XXX N X X X XB X X X is x5 Xt tg X XM XXX E s N X X ix X A XS S Q X l X-al Q55 X .idy- i s Shirley Brigman F arriel Britt Frieda Britton Betty Brooks INNOC ENC E. Richard Currie Teddy Currie Carol Davis Xcwf M- I: B B X SX RX KX wi X Q X X X x lg XX S X N X. X SX X X X :gc Q X X EX a X X Q X XF .X Herbert Davis Burt Dean Nancy Durham YN 'X Q NX X l. X.X iv ' T ig X l 6:3 Q N- Susan Brown Billy Brown Guilf or d Easterlin Nina Folmsbee Nancy Forbes Q . David Butler Mary Calhoun Michael Fowler Allen Gates Sue Gattis N XXNSRTX' .... J .-.. Ek I 'i-- X F' XXg as XXX:.WX S XX W X X 5,5 X .f was as - 'ww is Q, if X X X N N Xi + Q. S. if, .......... ,. ...., 222 ' - ., YQ . . BA Nw N' - Q N . .'i sss XX X X XL dk as X 1 is XX V Xb X S Y l YQ BQQN we Q X N ,r it Y X4 .X .l X X KX XNX X x XX X XM 'B 'X A X 3: li ka Z XQX: n .fast . M - . . --1 it 5 .5555 Q x X QE X 5 WF X FX A Q55 X SX XXXX its BX SWBQ LQ E X Q X a B w gg X tx W X X ! . - Va. X f X X vu Steve Grooms Laura Jean Grubbs Mike Haney CENSORED F aye Hardy Geraldine Hatcher I oA nn H atcher Larry Helms Patricia Herring Sarah Hewitt mum 5 V H 'L x E-2 ffiwoff i - X K' . K? gi N 5 Q f, X Q X. K- i i 7 rvrr M M A ,,,,.. V. 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'xi Eugene Hopkins Trudy Howell Ann Huggins John Hunt Heide Ingram Larry Ingram Elizabeth Ivey Judy Ivey I N Richard 1 Jackson X., gf- fr ,X Xa .ix J l M rrr.rrr 5 X 1 Q Xa 5 X ii + XX N NX N N X Xxx XXX K X XXX K X XX Q xvx N wx X X X X Q X X X K XX XX X r W Q. XX X Q X :ffe.s:12:- --Q 'f:. f-fa K ri: X S N X Q , me X X xv I XX f W W , x S X A . l 1 l i Xa 5? XX E 3 X S X X S 2 X 5 V' Nl 'WA X Xi XX Q X all I - XXQ XSS 'ra x . C X X rr . AIX X X - ,Eg I ie X Se N Q SEX S X X ' , at gi fi Y 3 Si 'S X X S X at X Linda Marshall Carl Jane Godwin Graham Gray Green Shirley Wayne 'Wayne Margaret Godwin Cameron Green Griffin EVERYWHERE . . . Gail Linda Barney Betty James Kerns Lewis Locklear Linda Carolyn Sara Vickie Cox King Livingston Lee Freda Levon Sharon Wiley Joseph Leazer Livingston Luther X as Z4 X X X XX2 re X535 QX X NSN: 5 , S sy, E r rr. X n X XX W! f f ff WW XA Q xx Have you been stuck with a freshman sticker? Gib MCC all Thomas McCall C arolyn McCormick Robert McCormick Ina MCC oy Sally McMillan Mary Helen McNair John McRa e Pledge: McQueen I udy Maddox Norman Mathes Ruth Powers Johnny Pruitte James Quick LNXSXX-SXXRXWLS -XR. S so X s Sig , X .fri ,r X' X X X X NX V sf XXRA . ,W lr :LRFXNSE s Sex S 955 5 f X K X s s 5 X x x x R 5 X X XX-.ee S X Sherry Melissa M artin Mills Linda Jimmy Milligan Mintz uf! R s ' X Q . XSS Rl Xss E X 2 . 2 r XX Susan Moore James Morgan 5 , E R Robert Rambert Delores Moser Newberry Nobles David Lillian J ac quelyn Myers Newton Norris AS THE YEAR PROGRESSES, THE FRESHMEN Joyce Radford Robert Radford Peggl' Read C arol Reid William Register Leon Reynolds Timothy Rhyme Delores Roberts Allen Rogers ' X. -WX . . X X ,, X s at X X XX WW sr N N X Six? sX x xg Y S x X N Y is X vw!-f ' sn ' X f , , X S X N XsXX X , xx X X XS X X X N ss X , X X N S3 -. 5 GX Si F-E. SSL See X. rg 2 X E22 Xi? X 5 4 .X AX...ssX st 2 X s' X ff Ri is E S is 2 XX s , rx MX XX RSX SCN r is Kelly Rogers Linda Rogers Roy Russell ,. ,rr.r D, James Sanford Betty Scott Edward Scott John Sessoms Sandra Shannon Joann Shepherd . X :iz rag 1 a .,-Q Q. s Ns. sg QNX XX X X X X X X X XX? N Xs X XX N, X isis 5 X Q XX XX x, SESS sk X sis ss X X XX Xml 1 f XM X X s X gg s E X2 si X X s ts r Q, X XXX XX X S R X X XX E sX's '- :T - .. .. Q, .wa . - zzzsialfiiiaq ' Q E: QQXQS X X X Rxxw XXX .- ff-Q KN? sf i esif X Xsr X K X X, X X X X XXX R si s is ss s i X E XX x s X 'XX s 2 2 X 5 E : .el 5 X xx X s Siiliwxlikri ' . fvgal' ' 3 ' .. Ann Parham Louise Parker S Q Tommy Gloria Edward Parker Pate Patterson Fredrick James Loretta Pate Pate Paul ET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS. is xxx X sm wat Q. A 3 Na n Xl, 5Xg'l:Y5:::4 Y -- as f , X - - -:QF , N: iigi X P -' YssT X X X X ' g::r 1 N ' Q ,,,. it .ttrr it A , Seas NNY Ns? Xx f X sr X Q Q s 2 XX X XX in gr! U Q ' 1 x X sk x Nab X xx X R XX si QQ X r I udy Peele Wilbert Perkins K enneth Polston Martha Port William Martha Tommy Bobby Bill Billy Simmons Simms Sipka Smith Smith Smith is swf A 3 X S X W Q is 1 P iv ss M ,X iss ra- -1 .-N. s -,-f if .. , Did you say that this was General Math or General Confusion ? 4 5 325: X x Xb.--we we p A X sexi N-f S xiii? fi ia :X , .- Q Q 1 x sxxrx SSS SS N X N L X X ir 53 5 Neg .. iii Q, 'N an X 1 5 , X X s E Kathy Mike Eugene Buddy David Geneva Barney Smith Smith Stepehns Simmons Stone 'Strickland Summerli. Maxie Harold William Duncan Sara Martha Helen Smith Steed Smith Stewart Stone Strickland Sweeley TAKE HEART, FRESHMEN, THE SENIORS ONCE Jane Ellen Pansy Harold Brenda Tornow Tyson Webb William Judy Elizabeth Peggy Douglas Turner Underwood Wilkes William Wayne Annie Faye Paula Tyndall Weatherford Williams William: Are these fresh men? e e' E iii X fi ii.1 'i l X oder S W X XXX! 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Eb: E..22AX?:-Q-L.. .29-S53 ' .Sr :cF - 1--'s9sY.f.iXZ,T.Xf'-X- 154 AMX . ' .. N ag , NN .- A NN. Y X. X 'X . X nf 1 XQXX . X A . , .ls XXX ff X SS X - N -1, V - X 2 X X .3 'X W. . X X X X .Q QQ .-.. .., N X i . ..,mm m'E' fwmmm - WH' .W S? Y xi . S... i .XX x X 4 w l 1 l 1 N W 1 I Even the Stuarts of Scotland would have been proud of our band when it was awarded a trophy in the Bristol, Tennessee, Band Festival. WHAT DO THEY REALLY WEARl 1 1 4 These high-stepping lassies lead our band. N 1 -...d,..X. X 'S X X SX 1 7 Ra- - :Se-:' v S fx Sw - Q X ,X m A N XS' X Y X 'Q' X an s S .- , X SS X XX S KX 'N X QW .XX X X X X X, :kgs .' S X X N ,. . : X X 4 X A-SX . Y SSX S S S X :ff .X X 5 X W X S is S XSS my S SE Qi -S' ,X ALLIED YOUTH IS AN ORGANIZATION1 LEARNING THE FACTSl Everyone knows that alcoholism is a serious problem today. The main objective of Allied Youth is to let students know the effects of alcohol. Since the greater part of solving a problem is 1 1 understanding it, the club makes a study of alcoholism and why it exists. As a social problem and a disease, much can be done about the problem of drinking and its reasons for existence. For 1 this reason, Allied Youth is one of the most worthwhile clubs of Laurinburg High School. Many 1 people are faced with the problem of drinking and we hope that we can be better informed in 1 order to be able to overcome any that we might face. 1 1 1 The large number of members in Allied Youth exemplifies the students' interest in self-better- ment. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 72 1 1 1 an is J DESIGNED TO AID YOUNG PECPLE IN ABOUT ALCOHOLISM. Lucille Massengill, president of Allied Youth, leads Club members enjoy their interesting meetings. the club in a meeting. Mr. Calhoun, Allied Youth's sponsor, is seen here with the c1ub's officers, Cliff Dunston Brenda Pearson Hand Barrett, and Lucille Massengill. l ,,, ,V CN QUALITIES OF CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, ACHIEVEMENT. PJ. plays S.C. for the Beta Club's Christmas party. Celeste Mason is surrounded by happy children open ing Beta gifts. The Beta Club is an honorary service organization. Its members work on such service projects as the homecoming float, underprivileged children's party, and the traditional Beta Club Christmas tree. Funds for these services are provided by various money-making projects throughout the year. Members are chosen on the basis of a minimum 85 scholastic average and qualities of character, leadership, and ser- vice. New members are selected in an induction ceremony soon after midterm exams. The Beta Club provides the opportunity for personal satisfaction from service to others. Bob Thompson, Karen Gibson, Jim Richardson, and Linda Lundin 4 not picturedy make up the Beta Club officers. A 75 MEMBERSHIP IN THE ARE INTERESTED IN The Bible Club is a club of high moral stand- ards. During the year the Bible Club has had many interesting speakers such as Dr. David McLean who spoke on Witch-craft , and Rev. Richard Alder- mann who spoke on The Marriage Vows. Parties consisting of fish frys, Sweetheart ban- quets and others were enjoyed by all. These are just a few of the things the Bible Club has undertakeng but all are to help create a more understanding feeling between the students and to relate a spiritual undertaking to everyday living. The Bible Club officers are Phyllis Parks, Hilda Bowyer, Susan Shelly and Suzanne Singleton. Q Nancy McLean m.cee's a Bible Club skit. Some members of the club enjoy the supper at their Sweetheart Banquet. BIBLE CLUB IS OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SERVICE. The Bible Club encourages its members to follow Him who said, I am the way, the truth, and the light. Jack and Cliff Dunston provide the entertainment for Games, such as this duck wedding, were enjoyed by the Bible Club party. members of the club at one of their parties. 77 THIS IS OUR ANNUAL. COLOR IT PLAID Mrs. Odom, a past newspaper woman, advises the staff ofthe SCOTSMAN. WHITE, AND RED i The Scotsman staff of Laurinburg High School seeks to bring the latest news to the students. Ce leste Mason is the Editor-in-chief. Ann Medlin and Kaye McCormick are the associate editors. The Scotsman staff is composed mainly of jour- nalism students. Mrs. Mary Odom, journalism teacher, is the faculty advisor. Celeste Mason and Ann Medlin accept an award from Walter Spearman, Professor of Journalism at U.N.C., for their outstanding news coverage. The annual staff is composed of students from every When confusion reigns, it pours class who wish to do voluntary work. THIS IS OUR NEWSPAPER. COLOR IT BLACK, ALL OVER. No single quotation describes the philosophy of the 1963 Fighting Scott annual staff better than one's reach should exceed his grasp. With this philosophy we were bound to have failures and we did. However, we believe that our successes more than compensated for our failures, for we attempt- ed to do and did do many things that distinguish a yearbook as representative of a particular school. We take great pride in the originality of our year- book cover alone, and we hope that here we have set a precedent that will be followed by the year- book staffs of Laurinburg High School to come. Credit for the production of the 1963 Fighting Scott must be divided among many individuals. We are indeed indebted to Mrs. Eloise Hawk be- cause her efforts last year as annual sponsor en- abled us to do many things that otherwise could not have been done. She left us the best inheri- tance possible---money. Credit must also be given to Editor Elizabeth Jones and Assistant Edi- tors Karen Gibson and Linda Lundin who supplied the originality, encouragement, and hard work which are essential to every good yearbook. Of With his endless energy and his clever imagination Mr Thomas, our annual sponsor, urged us on to complete the yearbook successfully. You did what with the negatives? Paul Folmsbee and Johnny Sweeley gave much of their time so that we might have interesting photographs equal importance were the business activities ofthe staff directed by Business Manager Freda Howell with the assistance of Sally Roach and Ann Andrews. As we try to give credit where credit is due, we feel that we must mention Allen Webster, Suzanne Singleton, and Sylvia Clayton whose tireless efforts helped make this yearbook possible. Also on the staff were Ellen Jones, Shirley Wade, McNeill Gibson, Louis Sipka, Ed Guest, Bob Thompson, Bill Campbell, Johnny Sweeley, and Paul Folmsbee. In short, this year's annual is the result of the concerted efforts of many individuals. We hope that you will be as proud of it as we are. THE NATIONAL I-IONOR SOCIETY AND TI-III ORGANIZATIONS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE The members of the National Honor Society, Elizabeth Jones, Freda Howell, Linda Lundin, Karen Gibson, and Hope Keeton, represent the high standards of excellence in Laurinburg High School. We look up to you, Mr. Calhoun. Members of the National Honor Society are select- ed on the basis of character, leadership, and ser- vice, as well as scholarship. A minimum scholas- tic average of 90 is required of all members. A maximum of 5 per cent ofthe junior class and 15 per cent ofthe senior class are eligible for mem- bership. New members are received into the so- ciety in a very impressive tapping ceremony con- ducted by veteran members. The great honor of being in the National Honor Society inspires many to strive for excellence in scholarship and charac- ter during their school years. I at J FUTURE TEACHERS CF AMERICA ARE SCHOLARSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS. The purpose of the Future Teachers of Ameri- ca is to acquaint its members with the advantages and disadvantages of a teaching career. Group discussions and questions make up a good deal of the activities. The club plans to observe classes in the grammar grades and to discuss what it sees. Talks with teachers and other school officials have also been scheduled. From these activities, the members hope to get. a birds eye view of the teaching profession. The F.T.A.'s officers are Sara Rogers, Judy Rogers, and Sally Mclvlillian. The F.T.A. Club gives its members a look at the life of a teacher. Bl I' r Q5 X Q FQ Q Q QQ QQ Q- XSY X1- QRQLQ f 3? yQQ:f-Q Q X Q X Qf QX A QQXQXQSXZE XV Q Q Q X QQ 5 Ni Q S 'K Qi X ::Q. Q QQ Q QSQQQSK if X : Q , GET? Q 5 QQ QQNQX 6 -Q X Q Q Sy Q QQ .xi , Q - QQ X ' KN N wx Q . Q QW! Q QQ k,, Xi- .Q Q N Q - XX w Q X , Q Q QQQQ 'sf XTQVQ Q-Q-Q XX ' QV R '- - QQ QQ :Q X X X XX QEQ'i K X K Q Q Q X X X Q Q X Q X QXX R . Q Q 'X 5 s QX XX Q XXX xx X X Q Q X X Q QS YQ QQ: Q- QQ Q' ? R X . R Q Q Q Q , Q ,I 'is' Q X S Q Q X X Q - QQ Q:- Q K N Q X wQ Q wwe Q -H. QQQ QQQQ Nw QQQ QQQQ A Q Q SQ QQQQSQQ QQ N Q X A Q Q Q : x i Q Q S si if wigs RFQ Q x X :XS XQLQS Q Q E ENCCURAGES THE DEVELOPMENT CF HOME MANAGEMENT. Mrs. Lassiter teaches her girls the basics of being a housekeeper. T 1 N i Some of the F.H.A. girls enjoy making corsages Home Economics or a rummage sale? 83 THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 0F AMERIC PROMOTE STUDEN Maxine Driggers, Diane Snipes, Barbara Boyd, and Emily Barrington led their club in interesting discussions. The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization established in many high schools and colleges throughout the nation. It is composed of students who are interested in a business occupation or subject. Its purpose is to develope in each member a high degree of participation and leadership, not only in the field of business, but also in all phases of civic and social activi- tv. Many girls find the answers to their questions about business in F.B.L.A. 84 AND THE PETITE ACADEMIE FRANCAISE PARTICIPATION. The life of the Frenchman is studied in the Petite Acadamic Francaise. The Little French Academy is an organiza- tion open to all students who are presently enroll- ed in French or who have previously had French. The club is designed to acquaint its members with French customs and culture, and to give them a better working knowledge of the French language. The c1ub's officers are Ann Blalock, secretary-treasurerg McNeill Gibson, presidentg and Paul Livingston, vice- president. 85 THE PURPOSE OF THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND The Boys' Monogram Club, one of our hardest working organizations, offers fun and fellowship to its members. No other club in Laurinburg High School has done so much for the school and community as has the Boy's Monogram Club. The club presented an alumni basketball game and sock-hop, with all profits going to CARE. They also sponsored a chicken-plate dinner in order that boys who didn't have the money could go to football camp. However, the main function of the Boys' Monogram Club is to promote athletic competition and good sportsmanship in Laurinburg High School. They have done this in the past and will continue to do it as long as athletics remain at Laurinburg High School. The Boys Monogram Club officers include Graham S The Monogram boys enjoy their new club room. King, Jim Richardson, and Denny Staples. 86 MONOGRAM CLUBS IS T0 ENCOURAGE SCHOOL SPIRIT IN L. H. S. The members of the Girls' Monogram Club render many useful services to our school. Members of the Girls' Monogram Club must have earned a letter as a basketball player, as a cheerleader, or as a manager. Members must undergo spring initiation before becoming a mem- ber. The club is a service club and has done much to improve the school. The main project for 1963 has been to equip and maintain a sick room. Money for the projects is earned through an annual student-faculty basketball game. The club officers are Mary E. McArthur, Pam Still, Mary G. Grubbs, Sally Roach, and Nancy Liles. I I DECA AND VIC CULTIVATE OUR The D.E.C.A. officers are Joanne Brown, Steve Fields, Tommy Chance, and John Smith. This newly organized club has proved to be a success. 88 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS. The officers of V.I.C. are Cecil Bowyer, Bobby Hogan, Ebbie Lassiter, and Harley Whiteside. The Vocational Industrial Club was chartered this school year, 62-63, with twelve members. It is our purpose to grow in scholastic achievement, vocational competence, social adjustment, and service to our fellow men. Our chapter is affiliated with the North Carolina V.I.C., andtwe have participated in the district meetings. The twelve members of V.I.C. work to help train good workers. 89 THE SPO IS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP THROUGH SERVICE. The Student Participation Organization is the governing body of our school. Each year one representative and one alternate are elected from each homeroom to serve on the Student Council, which functions actively throughout the school year. In 1962-1963, the S.P.O. council met for the first time in its own study hall during sixth period. This study hall acted without the services of a teacher, although it did have an advisor. The operating of a study hall with students alone was the first major step toward starting an Honor System at I...l-1.5. ' ' The ,positions of S.P.O. officers are held by Bill Parker, vice presidentg Gibby Gibson. presidentg Joanne McLeod, secretaryg Wade Hampton, treasurer. J w S 1 'S 5 SPC 5 , ,, ' : X- X W THE SCOTS ME W1111am Grooms Johnny Andrews Graham King Charlie Coble Our football boys made up a really Fighting sem seam. Jack Dunston THE CHALLENGE OF SPORTSMANSHIP. Jim ' Bill Park VX . mr? .- .zqq X Z.: X Q X A gii x X s X X x xg 'N XX-11.:. A S 1.,,, X Wim . 'K Q N' 5 lk 5 Ez: Wx. ff x X A SX E QS ff Y' X. ' .X ...I XX L ,,,:. kx SX X X - ,X -XZi:i:,f.k . .X X L - E S. X X X K X XX.- - psf X5 mggx Xg.Q.X,X5... SSS M .XS..., XS wxy WI, , ' V, 2 ff , I Vx f ff ' W fl , ,- 4 4 ,V 12' 5 I W X . Si X G 'W' AX sm mmm' mama -V wax A smwsgm ww ww W th a Hamlet boy. Oops! Gerald Sellers, you missed your man! SEASCN WAS ACTION-PACKED. Field Tillet of C.M.A. unbalanced our ball runner, Jack Dunston N , ,, ,, 95 Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg Laurinburg THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CHALLENGES . . . . . . 25 Southern Pines . . . . . '7 ..O Lumbertonu.. ...7 - - . . 6 Rockingham . . . . . . 47 .. ..O Sanford... .,,21 . . . . 0 Raeford ..... . . 6 . . . . 27 Bennettsville . . . . . 'I . . . . . 12 Wadesboro . . . . . O ..O Hamlet... ,,,28 . . . . 20 Whiteville . . . . . 0 .. ..'7 C.M.A.... ...26 Coach Buck Knotts Coach Bill Inabineu Coach Jerry Haywood Coach Elton Roberson ewvwewlm., .m.NN.mwwQX, 96 THE STUDENT BODY TO A CONTEST OF FAIR PLAY LV. FOOTBALL SCORES Laurinburg . . . 6 Wadesboro . . Laurinburg . . 6 Hamlet . . . . Laurinburg . . . 14 Wadesboro . . . Laurinburg . . . 20 Raeford . . . . Laurinburg . . . 26 Raeford . . . . Laurinburg . . 6 Rockingham . . Laurinburg . . '7 Sanford . . . . Laurinburg . . 0 Lumberton . . . Laurinburg . . 6 Hamlet . . . Laurinburg's Junior Varsity football team, coached by Bill Inabinett, wound up with five wins and four losses for a very successful season. The J.V.'s opened up the season by falling to Wades- boro, 9-6. The squad met Hamlet next and won their first game of the year by edging the Red Rams, 6-O. The fired-up team clashed with Wadesboro again and downed them 14- 13. Raeford, the next victim, was beaten, 20-13, and then decisively beaten, 26-0. The Scotties lost their next three to Rockingham, 18- 6, Sanford, 12-7, and Lumberton, 6-0. They closed the season by trimming Hamlet again, 6-0. The junior varsity football team had a power-packed season. 97 OUR BOYS BRING MANY LAURELS OF VICTORY 1 W W 1 1 i Y Y 1 Y O l Charles Bounds Bill Parker Leonard Thompson 1 1 I ill Campbell Barney Summerlin Dan Dean John Adams TO L.H.S. IN BASKETBALL COMPETITION .Tim Richardson Gibby Gibson L I Chuck Gunter Graham King Pat Dozier JUST WATCH X as 'x.,'5..Q-1 A T M55--'--. Y . - ia ifflitw w i. is B Coach Buck Knotts Coach Bill Inabinett The basketball managers render a great service to the team. Hustling under the basket, Charles Jim Richardson fights to secure a Bounds springs to make a goal. Bill Parker rings up another score. rebound. I Us C 7 sat THOSE SCOTS CLlCK ! Spirit, desire, and teamwork are the ingredients which have made this year's Fighting Scot basketball team one of the great teams in the history of Laurinburg. Posting their best conference record in six years, the Scots captured the admiration of every basketball team they faced. Not enough respect can be given to their coach, Mr. C.C. Buck Knotts, for he represented the true spirit of the team. Their only conference losses have been to last year's state champs, Sanford. Yes, the Fighting Scots have made for themselves a splendid record that will stand for many years to come. Charles Bounds is so fast that the camera is not able to catch him. Leonard Thompson and Jim Richardson struggle to get the ball from a Rock- Pat Dozier racks up two points illgham b0y- get that ball' Guillol IN THE J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM, COACH The junior varsity basketball team met the challenges of the opposing teams with vigor. Coach Yongue guides his team to many victories. The junior varsity basketball team under the able leadership of Coach Douglas Yongue had a good season. It is true that it was not an impress- ive season from the standpoint of the number of games won. However, the team showed excellent potential, determination to win, and good sports- manship, and the members of the squad should develop into some very fine material for next year 's varsity. 102 YONGUE DEVELOPS OUR FUTURE CAGE STARS Hey! Where did everybody go? Well, hush my mouth! Dan McMillan taps the ball to give the Scots a good start. IO3 I Q , x Q ,R X .. V X Q x N1 FRN X N X R R - , Eff , - R mf imws 1- ,. , ,,, - A XO -ff,-ww A Y Qu w . X : fx R X s X x .fi wx w 'gf 3 , ? 3 4 xx K K f WX mix.. X - .Xi-M :SX 5 Q X 'xx- Xx- N-.N x.. A pgx Q S i N' SS ' z STARDOM ON THE VARSITY TEAM IS Susan Rogers leaps to gain an extra point. Sally Roach, Nancy Liles, and Bebe Morgan cross their fingers for two points. Get that rebound, Scotties! The Girl's Varsity Basketball team of 1962-1963 con- sisted of fifteen members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The team played several more games than the clubs of previous years. All members who supported the Scotties throughout the year were initiated into the Girls' Monogram Club at the end of the official season. 106 A GOAL FOR THESE .l.V. GIRLS. The sixteen members of the junior varsity basketball team worked hard to show the fans good games. i It is not often that a team comes along in which a coach can take tremendous pride even though the team has not had an impressive winning streak. Miss McCorkle, coach of the junior varsity girls' basket- ball squad of 1963, assures us that she has just such a team. She has repeatedly stated that her J.V.'s have always shown good sportsmanship, team spirit, and determination to win in contest after contest. What finer tribute could anyone pay to a team whether it finished first or last? Miss McCork1e is the spark that sets the team ablaze. 107 Charles Bounds Ebbie Lassiter Mike Bullard Mike Tyson B illy Quick Ronnie Williams THE BASEBALL DIAMCND IS A SCENE OF Milton Turner Covey Carter 'Robert Peele 1 1 Nancy Carter THE SPIRIT OFL Carol Summerlin Head Cheerleader Anna Hasty Danna Roach Janet Purcell A S N is X Joyce Campbell Mary Gwen Grubbs Judy BY OUR vlvAclous CHEERLEADERS. Nancy Forbes, Betty Hoyle, Ellen Gaw, Cindy Murphy, Betty Grant, Lynn Beegly, and Gerry Jones make up our energetic junior varsity cheerleaders. Bonfires always inspire enthusiasm for the next game. Q Sitting on the grandstand . . . Ill OTHER SPORTS ENCOURAGE ACCOMPLISHMENT Our A nold Palmers of the future Leonard Thompson, Larry Morgan, Jeff Howell, and Alex Erwin Q not pictured r The fastest team of Laurinburg High School, our track team, raced to break the wire of victory. H2 -2 4 SENIOR STATISTICS ANN ELIZABETH ANDREWS Myrtle Beach High, Hall Receptionist, 3, Library Assistant, 2,3, Chorus, 1, F.T.A., 2,3, Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 3, H. R. Vice-President, 1, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Seahawk Staff 3, Hi- Waves staff, 3. Laurinburg High School, Bible Club, 4, Fighting Scot Staff, 4, Senior Play Committee, 4. ERNEST HARDY ANDREWS Senior Play, 4, Intramurals-Basketball, 1,2. ROGER DALE ANSLEY J. V. Football, 1,2, V. Football, 3,4, J. V. Basketball, 1, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 4, H. R. Officer, 3, Intramurals, 1,2. CARL BARFIELD I.T.C., 4. GLORIA JEAN BENNETT Chorus, 3, F.B.L.A., 3,4, F.H.A., l,2. CHARLES RAY BOUNDS V. Football, 3,4, J. V. Basketball, 1,2, V. Basketball, 3,4, S.P.O., 1, Allied Youth, l,2, Bible Club, 1,2, Boys Monogram Club, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Junior-Senior Steer- ing Committee, 3, H. R. Secretary, 3, Intra- murals, 1,2, V. Baseball, l,2,3,4, Superlative, 4. FRANKLIN CECIL BOWYER Wagram High School: F.F.A., 1,2,3. Laurinburg High School: V.I.C. President, 4. BARBARA GAIL BOYD Band, 1,2,3,4, Librarian, 2,3, F.B.L.A., 3, President, 4, F.H.A., 1,2, Junior Play Committee, 3, H. R. Secretary-Treasurer, 1. SYLVIA ANN BREWER V. Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain, 4, Hall Receptionist, 4, S.P.O., 3, Chorus, 1, F.H.A., 2, Secretary, 3, Girls Monogram Club, 2,3,4, Beta Club, 3,4, Intramurals, 1, Superlative, 4. FRANKIE BRITT Junior Play Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, 1,25 Projectors Club. BARBARA ANN BROOKS J. V. Cheerleader, 2, V. Cheerleader, 3, s.P.o., 1,2, Allied Youth, 2, chorus, 1,3,4, F.T.A., 4, Girls Monogram Club, 3,4, French Club, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, H. R. Offi- cer, 1,2,3,4g Intramurals, 1,2,3. JOANNE LYNN BROWN I Maxton High School, Basketball, 1,2,3, Monogram Club, 2,3, Class Officer, l,2, 4-H Club President, 1, McHi Staff, 3, Glee Club, 1,2,3, F.H.A., 1,23 Marshal, 3. Laurinburg High School: D.E.C.A. Presi- dent, 4. VESTER BROWN 4-H, 1. CLAUDIA ELIZABETH BURNETTE Library Assistant, 4, S.P.O., 3, F.H.A., 2,3, Officer: Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, H. R. Officer, Intramurals, 2. VAUN SEAL BUTLER Bible Club, 4, F.H.A., 3, Spanish Club, 3. JOSEPH MICHAEL BYRD D.E.C.A. Club. JOYCE ANN CAMPBELL J. V. Basketball, 1, V. Cheerleader, 3,45 S.P.O., l,2,3, Allied Youth 1, Chorus 1,4, Girls Monogram, 3,4, Spanish Club, 3, Junior Play Committee, 3, Intramurals, 1,2. MICHAEL McARN CAMPBELL Hall Receptionist, 2, Allied Youth, l,2,3, Bible Club, l,2,3,4, Scotsman Staff, 4, Intra- murals, 2,3. SENIOR STATISTICS ALICE GERALDINE CARLYLE Hall Receptionist, 45 Band, 15 F.B.L.A., 3,45 F.H.A., 15 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 4. Lou ELLA CARPENTER F.H,A., 1,2,s5 Bibie Club, 15 P.B.L.A., 4. NANCY QUINN CARTER J. V. Cheerleader, 1,25 Head Cheerleader, 25 V. Cheerleader, 3,45 S.P.O., 45 Allied Youth, 1,25 Chorus, l,2,3,-45 Girls Monogram, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Spanish Club, 35 Junior Play Com- mittee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Halloween Steering Committee, 45 H. R. Officer, 35 Intra- murals, 1,2. BLENDA JOICE CAULDER Library Assistant, 35 F.H.A., 3,4, V. Presi- dent 3, President 45 Junior Play Committee, 3. WILLIAM THOMAS CAVINESS 4-H Club, lg D.E.C.A. Club, 45 Senior Play Committee. THOMAS EDWARD CHANCE, JR. S.P.O. Alternate, 15 D.E.C.A. Secretary, 4. SANDRA JEAN CHAVIS J. V. cheerleader, 1,25 V. cheerleader, 35 Hall receptionist, 45 Beta Club, 3,45 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 H. R. President, 2. KELLY RAY COLE Bible Club, 45 Intramurals, l,2,3. ROBERT FOWLER COLLINS J. V. Basketball, 15 Allied Youth 35 Future Teachers, 25 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Halloween Steering Com- mittee, 45 I-lomeroom Officer-President, 45 Class Treasurer, 45 Intramurals, 1,2,35 Boy's State, 35 Superlative, 4. H5 BARBARA ANNE COX ' Bible Club, 25 F.B.L.A., 3,45 F.H.A., 1,45 Junior Play Committee, 3. LONNIE JAMES DEATON, JR. Bible Club, 15 Audio-Visual, 25 Intramurals, 25 D.E.C.A., 4. GEORGE EDWARD DEES Varsity Football, 45 S.P.O., 15 French Club, 35 Junior Play, 35 Senior Play, 45 Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 35 Home Room Officer, 1, 45 Intramurals, l,2,45 Baseball, 3,45 Boys Mono- gram Club, 3,-4. JOHNNIE PATRICK DOZIER Football, 45 J.V. Football, 1,25 Basketball, 3,45 S.P.O., 35 Allied Youth, 1,2,45 Bible Club, 35 Audio-Visual, 15 Home Room Pres., 1,35 Intramurals, 25 Superlative, 4. DOROTHY MAXINE DRIGGERS F.B.L.A., 3,45 Pres. F.B.L.A., 3. CLAUDE JACKSON DUNSTON, III Bennettsville High School: J. V. Football, 2,35 V. Football, 2,35 Track Team, 15 Chorus 1, Boy's Monogram 2,35 Beta Club, 2,35 Junior Play, 35 Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 35 Oratori- cal Contest, 35 Intramurals, 15 Latin Club, 1,2,35 Key Club, Secretary, 25 V. Baseball, 35 Spectator Staff, 3. Laurinburg High School: V. Football, 45 Boy's Monogram Club, 45 Senior Play, 4. STEPHEN MARSHALL FIELDS Halloween Steering Committee, 45 Junior- Senior Steering Committee, 35 H. R. Officer, 1,45 Class Officer, 3,45 Rotarian, 45 D.E.C.A. Club, 4, Vice-President, 45 Superlative, 4. PAUL FRANCIS FOLMSBEE Scotsman Staff, 3,45 Camera Club, 35' Fight- ing Scot staff, 3,45 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play, 45 Radio Club, 2. SENIOR STATISTICS FRANK BYRON GIBSON, JR. V. Football, 2,3,4, Co-Captain, 45 J. V. Basketball, 25 V. Basketball, 45 Hall Reception- ists, 45 S.P.O. President, 45 Wrestling Team, 35 Track Team, 35 Allied Youth, lg Boys Mono- gram, 3,45 Audio-Visual, 35 Beta Club, 3,45 Fighting Scot staff, 35 Junior Play, 35 Junior- Senior Steering Committee, 35 H. R. President, 1,25 Class President, 35 Rotarian, 45 Intramurals, 1,35 Superlative, 4. KAREN MORGAN GIBSON Allied Youth, 15 Bible Club, 2,45 F.H.A., 15 F.T.A., 2,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Spanish Club, 3. META KAREN GIBSON Bible Club, 1, Officerg Chorus, 1,2,3,45 F.T.A., 25 National Honor Society, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,4, President, 45 Fighting Scot Staff, 45 Spanish Club, 35 Junior Play, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 H. R. Officer, 35 Intramurals, 1,25 Marshal, 1. ' FRANCES ANN GILMORE Bible Club, 2,3,45 Chorus, 2,3,45 F.B.L.A., 1. MARY GWENDOLYN GRUBBS J. V. Basketball, 15 V. Basketball, 2,35 V. Cheerleader, 45 Allied Youth, 15 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 Girls Monogram, 2,3,4, Vice-President, 45 Beta Club, 3,45 Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 35 H. R. Officer, 45 Intramurals, 1,2,45 Superla- tive, 4. EDWIN McNEELY GUEST, III Wrestling Team, 35 Boys Monogram, 2,3,45 Audio-Visual, 15 Beta Club, 3,45 Junior Play, 35 Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 35 Class Offi- cer, 25 Intramurals5 Football Manager, 25 Base- ball Manager, 2. BARBARA ANN HAMILTON Intramurals, 1,2. ANNA CAROLYN HASTY I. V. Cheerleader, 25 V. Cheerleader, 3,45 Allied Youth, 1,25 Bible Club, 15 Chorus, 1,3,45 Girls Monogram, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Spanish Club, 35 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 H. R. Secretary, 35 Intramurals, 1. THOMAS GAIRY HATCHER Library Assistant, 2,35 Intramurals, 2,35 Bus Driver, 3,4. WINIFRED ANN HAYES J. V. Basketball, 25 V. Basketball, 25 Hall Receptionist, 15 Library Assistant, 15 Allied Youth, 15 Chorus, 35 Girls Monogram Club, 25 Junior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Com- mittee, 45 Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 35' Class Officer, 35 Intramurals, 15 Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 1. ROBERT KEITH HOG AN S.P.O., 15 Allied Youth, 15 Audio-Visual, 15 Camera Club, 15 H. R. Officer, 25 V. I. C. Club, Vice-President, 45 Superlative, 4. FREDA ELIZABETH HOWELL Bible Club, 15 Band, 15 Majorette, 15 Chorus, l,2,3,45 F.T.A., 35 National Honor Society, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Fighting Scot staff, 3,45 Junior Play, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 H. R. Officer, 15 Intramurals, 1,25 Marshal, 2,3. AMANDA SUE THOMPSON IVEY I. V. Basketball, 15 Hall Receptionists, 45 Library Assistant, 45 F.H.A., 15 F.T.A., 2,35 Camera Club, 25 Beta Club, 3,45 Secretary- Treasurer H.R., 25 V. President H.R., 3. PATSY JEANELLE JACKSON Bible Club, 45 F.H.A., 2,35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Intramurals 1. RICHARD ALAN JOHNSON French Club, 15 Intramurals, 1,25 D.E.C.A. Club, 4. ' CAROLYN DIANE JOLLY J. V. Basketball, 25 S.P.O. Alternate, 15 Allied Youth, 15 Band, 1,2,3,4, Secretary- SENIOR STATISTICS Treasurer3 Majorette, 1,2,3,43 Chorus, lg F.B.L.A., 3,43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Home Room Officer, lg Intramurals, l,2. ELIZABETH MUNROE JONES ' V. Basketball Manager 3,43 Allied Youth, 13 Bible Club, 13 Chorus, l,2,3,43 Future Teachers, 2,3,4, President, 33 National Honor Society, 3,43 Beta Club, 3,43 Fighting Scot Staff, 3,4, Editor, 43 French Club, 43 Junior Play, 33 Senior Play, 43 Junior- Senior Steering Committee, 33 Oratorical Contest, 33 Intramurals3 1,23 Superlative3 Marshal, l,3. TURNER HASKELL JONES, IR. Canton High School: Latin Club, 1,23 Chess Club, 2. Laurinburg High School: V. Football, 43 Track Team, 33 Bible Club, 4. BRENDA SUE JUSTICE Bible Club, 2,4. HOPE MARIE KEETON S.P.O., 23 Bible Club, 1,2,3,43 Chorus, 43 National Honor Society, 3,42 Beta Club, 3,43 Senior Play, 4g Superlative, 4. JENNINGS GRAHAM KING, JR. J. V. Football, 1,23 V. Football, 3,4Q V. Basketball, 43 S.P.O., 43 Wrestling Team, 3s Track Team, 3g Boys Monogram, 3,43 Vice- President, 43 Senior Play, 43 H. R. Treasurer, 2g Intramurals, 1,35 Basketball Manager, 23 Superlative, 4. EBBIE FRANKLIN LASSITER J. V. Basketball, 13 Allied Youth, 13 Boys Monogram, 3,42 Halloween Steering Committee, 43 H. R. Officer, 2,43 Intramurals, 13 Baseball, l,2,3,43 S.P.O., l,2,33 V.I.C. Officer, 4g Football Manager, 23 Superlative, 4. MARCIA GAIL LEE J. V. Basketball, 23 Allied Youth, lg Band, l,2,3,4, Secretary, 3, Librarian, 43 Majorette, l,2,3,43 Chorus, 13 Junior Play Committee, 33 Senior Play Committee, 43 Intramurals, l,2. NANCY MADDOCKS LILES J. V. Basketball, 1,22 V. Basketball, 3,43 Allied Youth, 1,22 Bible Club, 33 Chorus, 1,2, 3,43 Girls Monogram, 3,43 Beta Club, 3,43 Junior Play Committee, 33 Senior Play Com- mittee, 43 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. BETTY LOUISE LOCKEY Intramurals. LINDA LOU LUNDIN J. V. Basketball, 13 Bible Club, 13 Chorus 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society, 3,41 Beta Club, 3,41 Secretary, 43 Fighting Scot Staff, 3,4Q French Club, 3,4, President, 33 Junior Play, 33 Senior Play, 43 Halloween Steering Comm. 43 Intra- murals, l,2,33 Class Treasurer, 1,25 Superlative, 43 Home room officer, l,4. MARY EDITH MCARTHUR J. V. Basketball, l,2,33 V. Basketball, 3,43 Library Assistants3 Bible Club, 23 Chorus, 2,33 Girls Monogram .Club, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4g Beta Club, 3,42 Junior Playg Senior Play Com- mittee, 43 Home Room President, 33 Intramurals, l,2. ANN MCCALL J. V. Basketball, lg V. Basketball 2,3,43 Hall Receptionists, 43 Allied Youth, l,2,33 Bible Club, 1,33 Chorus, 1,2,3,43 Future Teachers, 43 Girls Monogram, 3,42 Spanish Club, 33 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Vice, President, lg Intra- murals, 1,2,3,4. HARRIET MARIE MCCORMICK J.V. Basketball, 13 V. Basketball, 33 Allied Youth, 1,23 Bible Club, 13 Chorus, 1,2,43 Girls Monogram, 3,43 Beta Club, 3,43 Spanish Club, 33 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. SENIOR STATISTICS LANA KAYE MCCORMICK Fayetteville High School: Pep Club, 2, F.H.A., l,2. Laurinburg High School: Scotsman Staff, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Usher, 4, Home Room Officer, Secretary- Treasurer, 3. CAROLYN ANN MCGILL Bible Club, 2, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 4, Intramurals, 1,2,3, Superlative, 4. ANNA MIRIAM McINNIS I.V. Basketball, manager, 1,2, Library Assistant, 1, S.P.O., 3,4, Bible Club, 1, Chorus, 4, Beta Club, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, Home Room Officer, 3. BILLY MCK INN ON I.V. Football, 1, V. Football, 3,4, Hall Re- ceptionist, 3, S.P.O., 4, Boys Monogram, 3,4, Audio-Visual, 1, Beta Club, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Halloween Steering Committee, 4, Home Room Officer, Treasurer, 1, President, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Intramurals, 1,3, Baseball Manager, 2, Superlative, 4. NANCY ANN MCLEAN West End High School: Homecoming Queen, 3, Bus Driver, 3, W.C.H.S., Paper Staff, 3, F.F.A.,' Sweetheart, 3, Class Officer, Secretary, 3. Congo, School for Girls: Library Assistant, 1. Laurinburg High School: Representative to Bible Club, 4. CELESTE ADAMS MASON S.P.O., Secretary, 2, Bible Club, 1, Chorus, 1,2,3,4, Scotsman Staff, 3,4, editor-in-chief, 3,4, Future Teachers, 3, Beta Club, 3,4, Junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 4, Student of Month, 2, Delegate to S.l.P.A., 3. LUCILLE KAY MASSENGILL Hall Receptionists, 4, Allied Youth, Secre- tary, 3, President, 4, 1, 2, Chorus, 1, Beta Club, 3,4, Spanish Club, 3, Junior Play Committee, 3 D.E. Club, 4. DOUGLAS WAYNE MILES Belmont High School, Band, 1,2,3. Laurinburg High School: Band, 4, Bible Club, 4. BLANCHE CAROLYN MILLIGAN F.B.L.A., 3,4, Officer, 4, F.H.A., 2,3. MARTENA GALE MOSER Chorus, 1, F.B.L.A., 4, F.H.A., 1,2,3,4, Offi- cer, 1, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play, 4. EMILY BLANCHE NEWTON H. R. Officer, 2,3. SYBIL LOUISE NUNNALLY Library Assistant, 4, Bible Club, 4, F.B.L.A., 2,3,4, Office, 3, F.H.A., 2, Intramurals, 1,2. JERRY LAWRENCE ODOM Baseball, 1,2, D.E.C.A., 4. ROBERT EUGENE PEELE Intramurals, 3, V. Baseball, 2,3, D.E.C.A. Club, 4. FRED LEROY PERKINS Bible Club, 2,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, H. R. Officer, 2, V.I.C. Club, 4. ELLIS JEROME RAY J. V. Football, 1, V. Football, 2,3, Wrestling Team, 3, Track Team, 3, Boys Monogram Club, 3,4, H. R. Officer, 4. TONY REYNOLDS Bible Club, 3. MARY FRANCES RICH Bible Club, 1,3,4. SENIOR STATISTICS JAMES IUSTUS RICHARDSON, JR. J. V. Football, l,2, V. Football, 3,4, Co- Captain, 3,4, J. V. Basketball, 2, V. Basketball, 3,4, Hall Receptionist, 3, S.P.O. Vice-President, 3, Boys Monogram, 3,4, President, 4, Audio- Visual, 1, Beta Club, 3,4, Treasurer, 4, Fighting Scot Staff, 3, Halloween Steering Committee, 4, Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, 2, Class Officer, 1,2,4, Rotarian, 2,3, Intramurals, l,2, Baseball, l,2,4. SARAH ANN ROACH J. V. Basketball, l,2, V. Basketball, 3,4, Co- Captain, 4, Allied Youth, 3, Chorus, l,3,4, Girls Monogram, 3,4, President, 4, Beta Club, 3,4, Fighting Scot Staff, 4, French Club, 4, Junior Play, 3, Halloween Steering Committee, 4, Junior-Senior Steering Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, l,4, Class Officer, 4, Intramurals, l,2, Superlative, 4. SARA ANN ROGERS V. Basketball Manager, 3,4, Hall Reception- ist, 4, S.P.O., l,2, Allied Youth, 1, Bible Club, l, Chorus, l,2,3,4, Scotsman Staff, 4, F.T.A., 2,4, President, 4, Girls Monogram, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, Junior-Senior Steering Com- mittee, 3,,Intramurals, l,2, Superlative. DOROTHY MILDRED RUSSELL J. V. Basketball, l,2, V. Basketball, 3, Allied Youth, l,2, Chorus, 3, F.B.L.A., 3, Girls Monogram, 3, National Honor Society, 3, Beta Club, 3, Junior Play Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, 2, Class Officer, l,2, Oratorical Contest, 3, Winner of School and County, Intra- murals, l,2, Student of the Year, 3.- SU SAN SHELLEY S-P.O.,.4, Bible Club, -2, Officer, 3,45 Juuiqr Plal' C0mlTl1tfSe. 3: Senior Play Committee, 4, Intramurals, 1, Superlative, 4. CHARLES DELANO SHEPPARD 1. c. T. Club, 4. GLENDA LUNETTE SHEPPERD J. V. Basketball, l,2, Library Assistant, 4, Bible Club, 4, F.B.L.A., 2,3,4, President, 4, F.H.A., l,2,3, Intramurals, 1,2. SUZANNE LORRAINE SINGLETON Hall Receptionist, 4, Library Assistant, 4, Bible Club, 2,4, Officer, 2,4, Chorus, l,2,3,4, Fighting Scot Staff, 4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play, 4, Junior- Senior Steering Com- mittee, 3, Oratorical Contest, 3, Superlative, 4. SHERRILL MARTENA SMART V. Cheerleader, 3, Allied Youth, 2,3, Bible Club, 2,3, Chorus, 2,3,4, F.T.A., 4, Girls Mono- gram, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, H. R. Officer, 1,2,3. JOHN PAUL SMITH Audio-Visual, 2, D.E.C.A. Treasurer, 4. MARY ELLEN SMITH Hall Receptionist, 4, Library Assistant, 3, Bible Club, 3,4, F.H.A., 2, Junior Play Com- mittee, 3, Senior Play, 4, H. R. Officer, 2. PHYLLIS DIANNE SNIPES S.P.O., 3, F.B.L.A., 3,4, Officer, 4, F.H.A. l,2,3, Officer, 3, Beta Club, 3,4, Junior Play Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, 2, Intramurals, 1. SYLVIA MURIEL SOUSA Library Assistant, 4, Scotsman Staff, 3, F.B.L.A., 4, Senior Play Committee, 4. McColl High School, V. Basketball, l,2, Majorette, 1, F.H.A., l,2, Officer, Beta Club, 2. DENNIS SHAW STAPLES J.V. Football, 2, V. Football, 3,4, S.P.O., 2, Track Team, 3,4, Allied Youth, l,2,3, Bible Club, 2,3, Scotsman Staff, 4, Boys Monogram, 3, 4, Audio-Visual, 1,2,3,4, Beta Club, 3,4, Hallow een Steering Committee, 3, H. R. Officer, 3,4, Intramurals, l,3,4. SENIOR STATISTICS CHARLES MICHAEL STEVENS I.V. Football, 2, V. Football, LV. Basket- ball, 23 Wrestling Team, 3, Track Team, 35 Boys Monogram, 1,2,3,4, Intramurals, 2. CAROL TAYLOR SUMMERLIN J. V. Basketball, lg LV. Cheerleader, 2, V. Cheerleader, 3,4, Head Cheerleader, 4, Allied Youth, 1,23 Chorus, l,2,3,4g Girls Monogram, 3, 4, Beta Club, 3,4, Halloween Steering Com- mittee, 45 H.R. Officer, 2,3g'lntramurals, lg Student of the Month, 4, Homecoming Queen, 4, Superlative, 4. LEE JOHN SWEELE I, JR. Bible Club, l,2,3,4g Audio-Visual, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4, Intramurals, 1, Bus Driver, 3,4. FRANCES JEAN TEAL Intramurals, lg Allied Youth 1,29 Bible Club, 1,45 French Club 3, F.T.A., 3, Junior Play Com- mittee, 3. ROBERT SAMUEL THOMPSON S. P.O., 3,4g Beta Club, 3,-4, Vice-President, 4, Fighting Scot Staff, 4, Bus Driver, 3. LUTHER TODD SHIRLEY ANN WADE Bible Club, 1,2,3,45 Fighting Scot Staff, 4, Junior Play Committee, 3, Senior Play Com- mittee, 4g H. R. Officer, 3, Intramurals, 1. HARLEY DAVIS WHITESIDE, JR. V.l.C. Club Treasurer, 4. LARRY HARDY WILLIS, 4-H Club 1, S.P.O.-Alternate, 1, Bible Club 3,4, Bus Driver, 4. Finally, Graduation . . . and on to a greater Challenge. D 'WW A ''Vk W ' 5 '4'nFW5 x 'm ' f W'! W f ' ' 'E'T 'G'5 m5 9wmQY M ui , 'Q In A Q ' WMM? gxfqgffmflgm M W PM WM MJ W. Lwpgjfwigjgwk . lf Mx Dj, WM .APHA WW yvyyy-A 3' PJWW J AJA,.,.S' Jr AWN M f WM affjwjg' - Qwjdvwmwwwkiw M .A WLM W' Wwiigfw . Wwifff wf1,wfjM' f9 My f12ffff2?3'f'5 Of Kz5f:f'Q ff lv 1 ' 1 2 - 2 . 0 . 5 WW Q I , . 1 . 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