Lee M Waid School - Hawk Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

1967 THE WAID ACCENT PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF LEE M. WAID SCHOOL ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA he i EG SO RRR Rca Per UA Pony TU ONY ee rE, rf ? f i H i i H ERE ARE LEE WAID STUDENT® Their Human Relations with Others... Their Fun... Their Anticipation, Routine... — “is 4, ars o-: ee ae 7 page ete ait: 3 Wiearts - gue a CAT PS Bae libs Shite a ay c) a —s =A pa? — ae aT) At ro a . Sakiiyhile ett ow abe a | we eetrelh ae Mak Sok bigh rd sig bac ee, orelh tow jou as berets wt wits — ny: es ( r rn te Yhagt rahidirrer +00 a i‘ . : i pei ul aol ou Bgiitire we Ye teh wi be efi gn deh sient due en ihe gece wall e - yond agus ot Sica . ¥ ALE RTE WG o3kh one Iie cee ca Shit oy We tine ue a. ‘a iM i; este et : i | { bi By we ods ee Ws oayiiee the 4 Peed poe j Ce eee eed hain we oa Saipan gf, “oe CS Ge RTT Mie Bree ee HG. The Chaos and the Of Their Daily Life . | Tedium... | : And If Some Students Work and Study While Others Socialize and Play... + Heap te Lown Bean 6 Each One Is a Necessary Part of the Lee Waid Spirit. 7 Pa Ms BLY Oe ices ‘i a Mati) 4 “if emi} al ray, B50 FOREWORD A A shadow of animated and vivacious spirit is cast throughout the volume of this. publicatuc.s, The Lee Waid Accent. Our high school days have been filled with spiritual, social, cultural and scholastic values, and we have acquired the knowledge from these values which will open the door of succees to our approaching college days. Thus, we the members of ''The Accent Staff, '' have tried to capture through words and pic- tures in compact form, an as-complete-as possible account of the administrative staff, faculty, and students in their most natural activities and to show how these activities are directed through the spirit of determination and participation. As each one thumbs through the carefully arranged pages, we hope that each page will en- lighten and stimulate your spirit. It is the desire of the class of '67 that their spirits will recapture all the shadows cast throughout their school lives. Dedication. ° HiuELgn circ: Sina cen, 7 6 Administrationmeeets.. «: alec =, 2 aera 8 Principal's Messgaemerusu. ss 0 i eee Pod 82) Faculty’: .) .) BaRRmpem mee) oe ae 9 ce: Sr een 12 Elementary = iain So. ces 18 Sports fT meeen msm ates Pets! 2 ye ee 26 CONTENTS Organizations | MEMMNE Wes, 4 Taal | 30 Wnderclassmensrmrmesses tutes. i. oes ee 4 36 Feature Sis j. Meer nemesis: s.meh yal a cee nny CoS ao SOniOlS. a) pe tees eee As a ee SO LocaB im proviciaegiese rants ich eh «ye hee ale 61 G@wrmentwEVicitcmeMeimn ss sotsioe sac a er aoe eee os ve 62 Rin Gy 0 em eM 582 5 takin bo doe Geen lo 81 5 DEDICATION For the past few years Lee M. Waid has experienced tremendous progress. A great deal of this progress can be attributed to our principals and teachers, whose interests have been in the improvement of students! lives and whose love for the school has inspired them to work diligently to maintain the high standards of an ac- credited school as well as a closer student-teacher relationship. ‘ Much love, admiration, and appreciation, on the part of the faculty, have encouraged individuals' achieve - ments. Because of the time and patience which has been spent with the class for the past four or five years and of the laborous hours supervising the editing of this publication, we now make our dedication to our sponsors, Mrs. Willie J. Hicks and Miss Delores A. Polk. Mrs. Willie J. Hicks Miss Dolores A. Polk i we sen Thi dpi... deo teil itaag a OO ee wee _FwaQaaQaQaQgg a am wneba Y apace i Gna suey? yvbui® bre hoW ‘A anee Be. aRilePOe BPO oS ae ett bee é . win77990. BE ood) Boe84 a Yo Tish jmgg biaW ool ‘seal R al et Ie n : “we etgmearea) tition) be 8 yy ee ee a oe 705 , To aed ae Le ot, S ‘ ae eager at atid, ali a ee et rae ty, re _ Ley ae Syapy i, . as ® , , er, e h � ow iD iy oO The i Je a 1 w _ q c ‘ was t ade ba) t eo te Van it rire i } cur Pees - ipo. Tie Tine Me iy iA' MINISTRATION AND SUPERVISORY STAFF Franklin County Public Schools SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Harold W. Ramsey, Rocky Mount SCHOOL BOARD Boone District Mr. C. A. Martin, Chairman Boones Mill, Va. Gills Greek District Mr. J. T. Smith Smith, Vice-Chairman Wirtz, Fa. Blackwater District Mr. O. P. Akers Callaway, Va. Blue Ridge District Mr. Clairie Young Ferrum, Virginia Rocky Mount District : Mr. Jess Amos Rocky Mount, Va. Rocky Mount Town VirC.a Dos Baster St Rocky Mount, Va. Snow Creek District Mr. A. C. Martin Rt. 2 Martinsville Union Hall District Mr. Ward Finney Penhook, Va. Mrs. Peggy S. Love, Clerk Rocky Mount, Va. Mrs. Betty Hudson, Secretary Rocky Mount, Va. Mrs. Linda Young, Secretary Penhook, Virginia DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION Mr. T. A. Hartley, Rocky Mount, Virginia GENERAL SUPERVISOR Mr. C.I. Dillon, Jr., Boones Mill, Virginia ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Miss Gladys Smith, Wirtz, Virginia SUPERVISOR OF OPERATION AND AUXILIARY SERVICES Mr. Cecil Doss, Glade Hill, Virginia SUPERVISOR OF FEDERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Joe Ben Jamison, III, Callaway, Virginia bIGGNE, a0 TEC r cs nA . es igh! ake”, pean eR Mt) ers i ;: ca | i Aiea ey have a scaly on ea ae} ny akin ie ae i a y AN Aah) v Migs nt ty y 2s A Sieh ws roy mir - ‘oie ill A : iG tees ; WD MD 47) Srey ea ae er aii se oh f a Ae ere eer fi | . | | 7 7 AE, le es 00% | Caan se Yel aR Am i A) roo Dear Class of 1967, Each generation seems to possess a burning predisposition to preach to each succee ding generation. This predisposition obtains with my’generation, too, not-withstanding the fact that we, ourselves, have thoroughly mismanaged many of the things that we would preach ! to you about. We have bombarded you with precepts which we have not had the courage to reinforce with the examples which your generation’ cries out for. We have asked that you love in the midst of our hatred; that you remain honest in the midst of our dishonesty; that you remain sober in the midst of our drunkenness; that you remain chaste in the midst of our fornication and adultery; that you remain straight-forward in the midst of our de- viousness; and, that you remain reverent in the midst of our irreverence. In short, we have tried to sell to you a bill of goods which we, ourselves, have not had the courage to purchase. Further, we have presented you a world which has been tottering for twenty odd years on the brink of nu- clear annihilation--a world dominated by fear; a hungry world; a world ravaged by poverty, disease, ignorance, and other forms of human misery; a world sundered by conflicting ideas, ideals, and ideologies. Ours has been an inept performance; yours must be better. The fact that you inherited this imperfect society does not give you license to do nothing about it, for not only is your own personal contentment in the balance, but in the larger perspective, your country's integrity, and even the literal survival of our planet is in your hands. What, then, can you do--what must you do--if you are to be instrumental in resolving the impasse that we have created? Your generation must dedicate itself to living those precepts to which my generation has merely given lipservice. You must set for yourselves rigid codes of personal morality to which all other aspects of your life will be subordinate. You must cultivate a sincere concern for the lot of your fellowman whoever or wher- ever he may be. You must cultivate the self-discipline for hard work; everyone should care enough about at least one thing to work hard at it. And, you must commit yourselves categorically to American democracy, for, notwithstanding its imperfections and shortcomings, no other form of government ever conceived by the mind of man can touch it. This is the gauntlet which has been dropped for you as 1967 graduates of Lee M. Waird School. The course of history depends upon what you do with it. Sincerely yours, Jk Gk, S.sG ester Frincipal a Me te Mrs. E. Frances Washington, Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Berger considers counseling seniors as an important part of her guidance work. Through the co-operation of the principal and his assistant, they have striven to maintain the best possible facilities and environment for all students. Our secretary, Mrs. Washington, goes through her daily tasks with a smile for everyone. : 10 a) : rs wer a Rw Be ie ik. te a 4 rd aes as ag i nmiadle : beth, ae ait “= aragoe eo di . =o hi ee vay ‘et GOING Oy ce ations: by ve AoW entlneieae we v a“ rey bie et dill cgttl! 9c ‘ ta Sard shen nts pein A but Wi Aytaler nda aleltis Ming tre wee) OCDE (Rattan ss ign 9 vee npdes pent WE Oak Sel eeemivallnny | 1 he) see rund Olin ‘ wee th mary wel? doe ie saky Oeil we je BP) Leh ati sie oh fa Hai tui om oS aging hrm. 26 Waperrel Mer: ey 8 } Lt Mh ts l | eee Th: ree ial eS) wh te Wy tan ahaenay Cay: sony ws ode “iy 4 vane Lak dad ese ,oy, pane ; f ie We Yherp wt ed Be sad Didi © o96) ead WA neaky 9 é ’ zi, mw he 7 tu Br orl aK Gar’ wg iv? elon baw A+: dee : . (ws aa Rel ow Siemebeg ge anes LAK fi Pye ry Aaccunl, Se Loney ay alice beled Mage roe) ack ) a ah aes, 0 ( :oymee sana hag Hook way item a yids. | iweros pen. 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Tliuw .Wewel In OR 2) 1 A et we ye eh Bovey st lis nd voll i «fh Modlin aly Ny e rf i, | . i 7 ¥ ye) , 7aP j } ; a . .-- . ae. ¥, : aa 7 4 Ae Py ast ihe, ri 7 a ‘ 7 ae “ r - oo : ta we ah i Mae ne ay a - i Foaet-w ‘ : : sitie Aa few, i a ' ; Weis, ay f by 1 oot i ah ht ihe Ai ; te y i 4. ae 7 ( a . oF Le Ax a? fa, ae ory a Par, ay 4 A a ve enh tT iy i‘ vy , got hartt seat 4 a dep: oer il lad - : Ae i Doi! be re : j . om ree ST ; ae 97 : ee sia ta oe on m4 a hae | ine p20 WM ck dill ; es mae ete | on i Se ’ , © meas OW A ee ae, « As GS Alby Mas) @ iw Rh, ? a a 4 - q 7 ’ i - a � al is ep , i 2 {@ Ly 7 i, oa : if wt — ; a i - we a 3 ia Bs g ae et ‘ ae, pal 5 : ee ae Sy se ES AP te er Pee OTE LY Sg ee ae =e an. : S Mrs. Laura C. Atkins Mrs. Naomi H. Berger S. Lee Davis Jr. Teaches First Grade Teaches World History Teaches Agriculture B.S. Elementary Education A.B. Social Studies B.S. Agriculture Mrs. Betsy K. Ferguson Henry E. Foster Miss Enolar L. Goode Teaches Second Grade Teaches Agriculture and Teaches Second Grade B.S. Elementary Education Science B.S. Elementary Education : Mrs. Nadine Y: Hawkins Samuel M. Hawkins, Teaches Mr. Willie J. Hicks Teaches Science Health and P5E.., BsS, in Teaches English B.S. Home Economics Mathematics and French B.S. in Education Education M.S. in Education iveleal + wer stay a (eons g cae ietcal as sheath E-sastauall sae | ahate stead nial BOK £ phrase (2 Hyena A ye oan te | é anil | FACOELY st Mrs, Mamie A, Holland Mrs. Frances L. Keen ‘Teaches Fifth Grade Teaches Music B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Music and History Mrs. Rachel E. Mattox Mrs. E. Lorraine Pleasants Teaches Third Grade Teaches English B.A. in Elementary Education B.S. in English Miss Carole C. Macklin Teaches Home Economics B.S. in Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy D. Phelps Teaches Mathematics and Art B.S. in Mathematics and Biology M.S. in Education . Mrs. Reona P. Poindexter Miss Delores Andre! Polk Teaches Third and Fourth Teaches Business Grades, B.S. in Elementary B.S. in Business Education Education Mrs. Louise H. Prunty Teaches Business B.S. in Commercial Education rid gO eet, Ae FS Wai sse? gee latins PSs Mrs. Ruby T. Reeves Librarian and Teaches French B.S. in Library Science Miss Carole W. Snipe Teaches Health Physical Ed. , and World Geography B.S. in Physical Education FACULTY Mrs. Lula P. Saunders Mrs. Beatrice P. Simmons Teaches Seventh Grade Teaches Sixth Grade B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Home Economics Mrs. Ramona Turpin Mrs. Rebecca Wood Teaches First Grade Teaches U.S. History and B.S. Elementary Education Government, B.S. in Social Science and English Mr. William H. Wood Mrs. Gloria T. Woods Teaches Mathematics Teaches Fourth Grade B.S. Industrial Education B.S. in Elementary Education 14 REN eh - ean wm 2A P eset 76 1 a. © 9 (jwaerser coe ® Spe oe sanalal Mrs. Louise Leavelle wirasnunemmetiy Top Right: Mrs. Louise Leavelle STANDING: Mrs. Eleanor Woods, Miss Matilda Hancock, Mrs. Ruth E. Edwards, and Mrs. Alice Early. SITTING: Mrs. Sallie Taylor, Mrs. Blanche Hicks, Mrs. Serena Prunty and Miss Adele Prunty. 15 en «be TS iice, AT i ang aN FS See ETS DA Ree rs Mrs. Laura C. Atkins | Virginia State College, B.S. in Elementary Education Mrs. NaomiH. Berger Virginia State College, A.B. in Social Studies Virginia State College, Further Study Sponsor of Lee Waid Chronicle and Social Studies and Current Affairs Club So IGSe IDENAIS, Iii: South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical College, B.S. in Agriculture Virginia State College, Further Study Sponser of Future Farmers of America and Stu- dent Council Mrs. Betsy K. Ferguson Alabama State College, B.S. in Elementary Education Virginia State College, Further Study Henry E. Foster Virginia State College, Agricultural Education Sponsor of Future Farmers of America and Science Club Miss Enolar L. Goode St. Paul's College, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion Catholic University of America and University of Virginia, Further Study Mrs. Nadine Y. Hawkins Virginia State College, B.S. in Home Economics Virginia State College and University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Science Club Samuel M. Hawkins Livingston College, B.S. in Mathematics and French North Carolina College and Virginia State College, Further Study Sponsor of Basketball Team Mrs. Willie Jureal Hicks Alabama State College, B.S. in Education Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, M.S. in Education William and Mary College, Further Study Sponsor of Dramatics and Senior Class Mrs. Mamie A. Holland Hampton Institute, B.S. in Elementary Education University of Virginia, Further Study Mrs. Frances L. Keen Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, B.S., in Music and History University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Band and Choir Miss Carole C. Macklin Virginia State College, B.S. in Home Economics Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America Mrs. Rachel E. Mattox Virginia Auion University, B.A. in Elementary Education University of Virginia, Further Study Mrs. E. Lorraine Pleasants Bluefield State College, B.S. In English Virginia State College, Further Study Sponsor of Dramatics a ie eee ee ae FACULTY DIRECTORY Mrs. Dorothy D. Phelps Bluefield State College, B.S. in Mathematics and Biology University of Michigan, Further Study Wayne State University, M.S. in Education Mrs. Reona P. Poindexter St. Paul's College, B.S. in Elementary Education University of Virginia, Further Study Miss Delores Andre! Polk | Hampton Institute, B.S. in Business Education ' Sponsor of Lee Waid Chronicle, Future Business Leaders of America, and Senior Class Mrs. Louise H. Prunty Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, B.S. in Commercial Education University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Lee Waid Chronicle Mrs. Ruby T. Reeves Virginia State College, B.S. in Library Science Catholic University of America and University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Reading Club and Library Club Mrs. Lula P. Saunders Bluefield State College, B.S. in Elementary Education Hampton Institute, Morgan State College, and University of Virginia, Further Study Mrs. Beatrice P. Simmons Bluefield State College, B.S. in Home Economics University of Virginia And Bluefield State College, Further Study Miss Carole W. Snipe Shaw University, B.S. In Physical Education University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Cheerleaders Mrs. Ramona Turpin West Virginia State College, B.S. in Elementary Education University of Cincinnati and Marshall University, Further Study Mrs. Rebecca K. Wood Alabama State College, B.S. in Social Science and English Hampton Institute and Norfolk State College, Further Study Sponsor of Social Studies and Current Affairs Club William H. Wood St. Paul's College, B.S. in Industrial Education Virginia State College, Bluefield State College, And University of Virginia, Further Study Sponsor of Student Council and Math Club Mrs. Gloria T. 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LA Syeue cele. aM Bae Vite Re oie a tial! spt oki 7 CFT Ue ee ae | ‘itll’. cutis “ie Pus?- 5, a SW bala ch WEN eee LD) P's Pn a ru ei Ms, a tt let aid a = = a = aes a i. . . =, ae cet: ‘ it: ee FIRST GRADE Felix Beckham Sandy Beranard Susan Bernard Cynthia Clayborne Barbara Coles Judy Cook — Ivey Cooke Dannie Cuff Stefon Davis Wilda Edwards Mary Gravely David Gray Kenneth Gray Gary Hughes Sheila Hughes Bobby Gean Jamison Luvinia Jones Doris Leggins Cynthia McGhee Peter Mcheimer David Mitchell Nelson Newbill Charlie O'Neal James O'Neal Mandies Patterson Deborah Preston Roy Preston Harriet Ross Sam Saunders Harrison Smith Marleise Stovall Melner Stovall Ray Tanks Charles Thomas Michael Tinsley Lucas Tunning George Tyree Donna Wade Steve Wade Jackie Wilson Russell Witcher Joseph Young Lang eftys toa’ Gr eter) nando wis Ak’. ieee : ase aan On Ja Sie ie [3 oe Saat) ribAa?, miter y wart tra Tit adit fh dishes? Phat tet cndiwit Willkie .. Antony : Connie David Finney Joanne Fralin Cecil Gravely Joseph Gray Michael Gray Jeremiah Green Melva Holland Clifton Jamison Michael Jamison Debra Jones Patricia Jones ' Alice Leavelle Joyce Legans Melvin Legans Iris Levisy Cynthia Lumpkins Edward Lumpkins Katherine Lumpkins Debra Mattox ‘ ¥ Joe Mattox, Jr. Kasandra Mattox Marshall Meadows Vanessa Meadows Andre Menefee Bruce Menefee Vanessa O'Neal “¢ Patricia Patterson Bonita Poindexter Betty Reynolds Carol Saunders Derick Simmons ES Erick Simmons aeaags ee Ee Arlene Smith Dwain Smith Barry Swanson Anthony Tyree Ollie Tyree Alicia Wade Linda Wade Hattie Warren Benjamin Woods George Wright Reginia Young Reginald Young Toney Zeigler Ps) 19 ee ie didontst aden | sic’ (iy) sha Na aie x | aye . . ® bead cane | aa ie ae vt | ine pes i Sima f é « ; | vi : i THIRD GRADE David Cuff Georgia Cuff Guy Dudley Ruby Dunn John Ferguson Michael Goad Deborah Green : Bruce Helms John Hughes f Donald Jamison Harry Jamison Suzie Jamison Mary Jones Timothy Leavelle Wasena Leavelle Harry Legans Charles Lumpkins Bob Mattox Bobby Mattox Freda Mattox Debby McGhee Elizah McHeimer Arthur Menefee Crystle Menefee Wane Menefee Mary O'Neal Doris Patterson Sandra Pondexter Lynwood Simmons Melvin Smith Renee Smith David Stovall, Jr. Wayne Tinsley Lana Trotter Cynthia Tyree Freda Tyree Angela Wade Kathy Wade Phil Wade Eric Wainwright Judith Wood Lawrence Woods Traketa Wray HGEs CRs. au sais 20 anes | a. A ut � oe Ae . eT ' ees � ) ai ps Lig 1G seams te nat oa re FOURTH GRADE carl Berge. Robert Berna Richard Cleme. Garnetta Cook Richard Cook Harold Cuff Dennis Edwards Mark Edwards Mark Finney Patsy Fralin Gregory Hancock Buford Holland Calvin Holland Raymond Jackson Randy James Lille Jamison Linda Kirby 3etty Legans David Legans Shirtney Levisy Glendora Mackenhimer 2 ORS San NRT Ree meet atennprseee eee Keith Mattox Kevern Menefee Michael Mitchell Henry Patterson Nina Patterson Rachel Patterson Carolyn Preston 4 S 2� Douglas Simmons Carolyn Smith Javis Swanson Reginald Swanson Me tee Stephonia Stovall is Paul Tolliver a Rita Tyree E William Tyree Gary Wade Ricky Wade Jeannette Warren Natalie White William Zeigler ee i ae ce Pl Aig CDE | ae . ia oT (Lhe, = ’ Wr Dre un Geld ; ; | ae wok easa = � Laity pide Gina k lev il = ay i= mw iv ¥ : aie FeeukG : OG! 7 oee os east Lic a Adams Bernice Barker Karen Brooks Kenneth Clements Major Coles, Jr. Sharon Cook Laverne Davis James Fralin Janice Gilbert John Jamison Ronald Jamison Nellie Jones Orangetta Leavelle Billie Mack Valeria Muse Raymond Patterson Robert Patterson Kenneth Poindexter Freda Preston James Wade Roy Wade Dinah Woods Charles Wright FIFTH GRADE ee EQ Van Smith 22 Charles Goad Debra Harper Dianah Helms Anthony Holland Charles Holland Donnie Mattox John Mattox Kelvin Mattox Shelia Menefee Smith David Tanks Polly Toliver Joyce Tyree anlety ache A ‘ee Ge. Ashi eo Hot Ritesh. et: ivf aie 2 ede Pecabageall, vetlel cements Sharh ) reg outlay SSW), ppg ahd ailiah a ggg ie me pe aa Charlotte Cog { Jacqueline Co sk «; Lewis Davis = Madeline Dudley Carolyn Fralin x, � Betty Gravely Roger Hancock Serena Harper Juan Holland Shirley Jamison Linda Jones Virginia Jones Richard Law Andrew Mackenhimer Betty Mackenhimer Sarah McGhee Walter Meadows Filmore Muse Henerietta O'Neal Marlene O'Neal Elizabeth Patterson Julia Patterson Larry Poindexter Connie Preston Velma Saunders Beverly Simmons Cedric Simmons Renitha Simmons John Smith Beatrice Stovall Oral Thomas Helen Tolliver Alicia Tuning Lillie Tyree Ronnie Wade Leander Wainwright Birchie Warren Larry Young Talecia Young 23 Huns. henge os —' sew ae? wie riad | AA TD ‘27 acgged teh) oem ef { | ce : Dette William Adkins ‘ Sharlean Cook 7 James Cuff 3 George Early John Finney Dwaine Harper Kevin Hawkins Deborah Holland Percy Holland Sharon Leavelle Doris Mack Kathy Mattox Kermit Noel Clara O'Neal Dwight O'Neal Andrew Poindexter Daphyne Saunders James Smith Larry Smith Terrie Smith William Smith Katie Tolliver Ronnie Trotter Kenneth Tyree Carolyn Wade Deborah Wade Gilmore Warren Comell McEnhiemer Robin Menefee Tericia Menefee ; Ronald Muse Bpeisnesaseses . Rice . beers dels eee isaee fom = tt tN ete AE Ba te e calp ) = ont ¥ } if ea 5 is o¢ rs oun : a) re —e,6 7 eT eee Ee 7 7 Gane Oona Cette ye ——— corcueree « rn r Jeeta eee SI ES” 2 GR ghee a iet | I | FIRST ROW: Gary Gwynn, John Woods, Ronnie Witcher, Rufus Helms. ford Nance, Curtis Clements, John Smith, Larry Hancock, and Coach Samuel Hawkins. by 7 SECOND ROW: Marshall Holland, Stan- “HAWKS?” Under the fine leadership of Coach Samuel Hawkins, this year's basketball team, with only four let- termen returning, faced one of the toughest twenty-game schedules in the history of the school. For- tunately, the four lettermen had plenty of experience to begin the year's fight. This year for the first time, the Hawks moved into the Western District Group. Co-Captain Curtis Clements led the charge for the Hawks. Rounding out the team's leaders were Marshall Holland, Co- Captain; players, Larry Hancock, and Jerry Holland. HAWK SCOREBOARD Our Opponents' SCORES OPPONENTS SCORES 73 Addison 84 63 Bethune 100 1S Carver U7 Us Dunbar 86 78 Gibson 61 66 Bethune 70 66 Harris syil 56 Southside 94 61 Langston 108 85 Addison 101 The games not listed had not been played at time of publication. Co-Captains John Smith, Marshall Holland, Curtis Clements, and Coach Samuel Hawkins. 26 b ; i i it if ‘ tj a i” 5 il bo arpt? ut. mh Ser Shut Phair Vee | i QA “ RE ou ial oe co ist) Mala. he ys t be oe ad dea: typ branes sie Kept piu’ 49 Hk dy et) OR F areas bs nr a a ¥ rf pel: af Ryn. ed - hol Fah da = aii) BO 7 . a. i , , i la ‘eae’ f ' g petro uie shoal oye 7 AC 4 ye Ares Sta? fe. Dah Pee, quacmne : @atssiy, ‘vo. P S gan Mole , Ags sta} Re july viata 7 ‘ — A RRRY ais , Revs ued RAD thet py ry aaa) . il Saeed sgh egt Wgit ch vith Hol eipargel.s)s ier ‘ ‘ ‘gat, bay 2ioone4 Ved TT (aid ode Xt ot Saat Marshall Holland lays it up while John Smith and Gary Gwynn look on. Curtis Clements drives against insisting defender. Cornell Cook threads the nets for two more with a high jumper. John Smith drives in for a lay up against a Langston Stanford Nance shoots a long jumper from the defender. comer. | 27 i] { Fin | a’ OL eure | Ai J : i s ie Rite” Puo®! it @ f ly é Pr ny . A Rani e ng ‘ P � « « ; ayy 7 a mi wag iy oe i a My we i “Ayer Peay i i aera ae, EY AU Ae Ud d we cn = “ - i 7 of ; (Mai ripen coy ith asus ag Fi fd ve Ba ts | baw Ua Se. ya ’ va4 ; ha he Sh WA : Pa ae 4 ; ne j rt FIRST ROW: Buddy Helms, Coach Hawkins, Wayne Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Harold Nance, Jerome Gwynn, Leon Preston. THIRD ROW: Jesse Tyree, Cecil Berger, William Preston, Sam Holland. LAST ROW: Lawrence Smith, James Kirby, Ludwell Board, James Dunn. A jump ball starts the game between the Get that rebound! Hawks and Langston. JV Scoreboard Our Oppenents' SCORES OPPONENTS SCORES 40 Addison 63 36 Bethune Si 41 Carver 38 53 Dunbar 79 56 Gibson 28 43 Bethune 40 30 Harris SL 3 Southside 47 10 Langston 62 This is basketball, not football. 26 Addison 47 28 nae r “hie wry We hie dove) 2d ae ae oe ‘Deas wary Jet, sy Cae Wash beak otiad Vio I +1 ri dn ae | . i e q 4 4 The Lee M. Waid Choir provides music for numerous chapel programs and presents several concerts during the year, including the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and concerts given at various other schools. Peay 2: é F ae The FBLA is democratically organized and designed for all business students. The club provides young adults with educational, vocational, and leadership experiences. ; The Dramatics Club enlightens the atmosphere of the school. The above scene is taken from The Mercy Seeker, '' an originial play written by members of the Dramatic Guild. i 0 is c : cf ADs p { supe itive 2) Say 4ST yr, VOOM fieAy aR a zt “i Pri: ew i Bie iy Aw 4 hie ay eae ew, 7 gn A,” bo | 7M atl apo . : -: Ss, | , f a ee ae Oe, so The members of the Math Club, ably guided by their sponsors, Mr. Wood and Mrs. Phelps, keep in mind while working their motto: Mathematics Is A Key To Success. The Student Council's main objective is to promote better student-teacher relationships and to assist in handling minor disciplinary problems. The Waid Chronicle is a-means of self-expression for many students. The Chronicle Staff has the Oppor- tunity to write frequently and to analyze critically what they and others have written. “6 a “ y? ’ aa VR ‘a, i heal by aA) i” ahead we i i att - 1 ea. hota ‘ : bas ty ees | : Ss uy : fi Mnf i 4 ‘ J Hae. 4, A | a: a : Dem ; rh Fault 7, ; ad Led ee ary i } 7 : Se pe é hte ey) i i yh ak . i. a be y wae 2) an vA rd oe a rae oy fea ' 3 at ou: 4 ae | ‘ ae Ut ‘ ‘4 ip aly iv ; al Bia a ’ . + - ; wey, i he x4 y ’ — J ¢ ae ia in 7 ss ileaaminian ine vig ¢ he at . a Ait ey An on t e x 0 a oy. tee ale Sea Mid hy =u qo sats nel Ga. slajcr is “al war adie fe Ee. oa e ; ' r a | gi | calhat WH rhae! He 4 24g ee ee ' Por aaa thd Oe a £ i sea Fee ee bong yA hl t 2 ‘y The Lee Waid Chapter of FHA consists of about six vides opportunities for developing individual and grou lated to the home. The purpose of the Library Club is to make This club is composed of members of the stude the library and its facilities. . Boys and girls in 4-H are performers, Citizen. ty-five members. This national youth organization pro- p initiative in planning and calrying out activities re- the library the richest resource of the school through its services. nt body who are interested in gaining a better understanding of a a = Al = s 1] , 4 } 1 aloe a i Wt rit � ay a : € oa Was - ial : ii ‘ § ral ' Vs 5) � tlobe thd } r Sake, ee . “ae Ve ‘i ai ie ey 4 pe a. A Pirie ar wy. ate, - by at ul ‘ 4 ie one P é 4 ‘ F, P. J 5 1 ts toe de Te eppees Al , af DLO geek of? aod er tL hag pepe lr 1 eld. a4 “3 } Ay f A! Ww pes i ‘ SAY), 5 MLR wv ) ' am af “J i � i 6 4 a “a bt ery ; ‘, 7. , a ‘ ai 7 pre a +7 t: a ) y : i f } . ght hs ae © iP.) ws of ay, we =i � ae ed iv 7 tad 7 ‘ i) “ i _ Ry, , 7s ve . 4 ae y u p ele “S r ; ip Oe nl seas : ie { 7 ey if i | A -4 ; ‘ - a ? as i vada ‘ + ee AP “A + - = “ms 4 ms ix 1 ae wah: Aen 2) ie a - ‘ wisi 5 foi, y' tia oe a r i i es ne ™ | , ee i sf, hae ; The Lee Waid Chapter of FHA consists of about sixty-five members. This national youth organization pro- vides opportunities for developing individual and group initiative in planning and carrying out activities re- lated to the home. The purpose of the Library Club is to make the library the richest resource of the school through its services. This club is composed of members of the student body who are interested in gaining a better understanding of the library and its facilities. Boys and girls in 4-H are performers, not spectators. The complete product is a more useful and desirable citizen. ee. Ce Lien eles ye athe, y iy Ma y We 1s, ae ‘ imi , 2 ah ud es ‘ : yee ’ in th . ; ‘a af i 7 ‘ ® : Ne “eS ; + i A c ‘4 .. ’ y or e , hha af i ae ’ a 4 � (Ty ae) : _ i ‘ wt ee y oe a 4 is. % Vw a, an ‘. a ary 2 7 al ’ , ew; } , el ; v 4 y “we AL 2 Sa vy af ‘ : Y abs i | a . sky I? 9oprtope ia yy a 8 3 j af ; ek ’ . | abot : 4 : ; VOM, Wed eel! Gl wh AML! ; ; i Wy (‘ond oaad bo eeaieg aS “4 of + : Bgtake: PO} 41) Dita . ny) nt 5 aan Pinay Le RO tea OE : � . . 7 (a Os i a oa eer hei eral are 0 ax : pm The Social Science and Current Affairs Club helps students achieve the ideals and understanding which are essential in becoming alert and informed citizens. é x 3 Dis ton bee CLUS Y be SiMe Te Re Be Bi pcs ee ee ee UT BeBe de Se Me Be Bi Perse b Be The Dynamic Nuclei is a club designed for the benefit of those students whose minds search beyond the con- tents of the Science Book. Our purpose is to cheer the Liane re ee 7 wher” Nu | � Gtr i “wren WY an i ils a Bits. i ae | A = ' é S : ' , ; i, a aa Ly . i a's 5 re 4 [ M 1 é 4 ha Ad ‘ ro : Ss ny a7 ia ¢ - tag ne tf - , ies fal e . i A 4 ha a ) ee ae a, 1 ee ier - ; a t a - | i rt i oS Od 4:97 4 Db cat radoaiva 2 howd: sh aft aes SR von sida: p kaye AD cake WO “appa —ast ! « { J | “uP epee ey a 4 fa ae ie ok | : . ; ' cna naar 3 i (or ih ne a ae : s = : ] My ’ a ws, Fe a is ; ‘ ‘o tant La oe oes eer os a ie Ls f ; a WP é ae. oS — i ens 7 , a UNDERCLASSMEN EEE : EIGHTH GRADE Clementine Hughes Geneva Jamison Virgie Levisy Shirley Machenhimer Philip Martin Arthur McEnheimer 36 Nancy Brooks Robert Cobbs Cardell Coger William Davis Henry Eggleston Vickie Goad Buddy Helms Carolyn Holland Ronald McGhee Joyce Meadows Carolyn Menefee William Muse Garry O'Neal Clarbon Patterson Etheline Patterson Robert Patterson an dill oeelleeeeeeenenemenemeenente tienes ot aeeaemmmmennmmmemmmennenneneeeee ee ; nect ebgys “oH | AO alt kerf ea ie es hee gayi oo iat wrt bart dst es q | | Mee aml 6 tad! De a Met ol ate : J ,; y oF id we a) - , Mens dedhel yohukey en i truik og LOH U a Ranvlietatgh! wats jdgtcylh: wgaed sasuoety Aare. red OP ead, a gauitf? a wien EIGHTH GRADE Ruby Poindexter Vivian Poindexter Thomas Powell Rodney Prunty Sheila Ross George Simmons George Smith | David Reynolds Ruby Smith Selena Stovall Serena Stovall Ronnie Terry Jessie Tolliver James Trent Earnest Trotter Charlie Tyree Lee Webb Doris Witcher Virginia Witcher Edith Woods Patsy Woods Carol Zeigler Pie alee ra whine ora Wat tat) era Tke et ’ CASTS). ay r IY A a ot; 4 Gaerne, i ; a a 4 7 _ bale wie cn Pe! 4 3) va SW ee FRESHMEN Boyd Belcher Gordon Belcher Gloria Board Bettie Calloway Brenda Campbell Clark Campbell Linda Campbell Nannie Clements George Cobbs Charles Cuff Ellen Dudley Alvin Gilbert James Dunn Carl Goode Jerome Gwynn Mary Gravely Rita Hancock Steve Hancock Annie Holland Elvernoy Holland James Holland Phyllis Holland Rebecca Hopkins John Jamison Elizabeth Jamison Linda Jones Roger Lee 1a we, ARAL = a% Mi abasic eee eS ei 9 mieten saF2. 1, lA wee at 80 ony rem?) Clie iy ge of ax) WwW. = D an vA 's ¥ be e davies yarn 4 Bessie Levisy Gloria Mackenhimer Gerald Martin Larry Martin {ckinley McHeimer Pamela Menefee James Nance Costina Patterson Judy Preston Richard Preston Betty Tinsley Georgia Tinsley Bertha Tolliver Lajene Tyree Rhonda Tyree Nancy Wade Wynettia Warren William Witcher Edith Wright Gloria Wright FRESHMEN William Preston Shirley Reynolds Robert Ross Aletha Stovall Catherine Roach Brenda Robertson Ronald Terry 39 Home pl: oun: ast seeded: 7 1) a peigl, i ” i Satie Meri y ah ¥ guide SOPHOMORES Cornell Cook Virginia Dunn Brenda Fralin Janet Hancock Lawrence Harper Teresa Hensley 40 John Adams Cecil Berger Ludwell Board Juanita Brooks John Calloway Audrey Clements Geneva Clements James Cobbs Sam Holland Benny Hopkins James Kirby Sandra Kidd Dorothy Law Mary Law Ruth Lee Faye Mackenhimer al er cae! Beas by a ey =a thls ha ca weupy _ : Wy (ae wi a t - Runes jean coke e ' | iboats ark an pas ev pa ee shi SOPHOMORES Mary Menefee Herbert O'Neal Sammy O'Neal Nancy Patterson ar ae tae ae : ae @ aa a ili icheoy 1 Thurman Patterson Norman Poindexter Brenda Preston Betty Smith — Ruth Smith Mary Spencer Gentle Stovall Betty Taylor Betty Trent ‘| Betty Tyree Jessie Tyree Buford Wade Louwanda Warren Delmar Witcher George Wright Wanda Wright 41 lend tal, mpngy yea a ee @ Td a oval we Ary SOT RIS we 5 cobras Bettye Fralin Linda Fuller Arvilla Goad Gary Gwynn Lonnie Hancock Walter Harper Rufus Helms Dora Holland JUNIORS a2 Betty Belcher Ida Belcher Vonnie Belcher Harry Board Alvin Clements John Clements James Craighead Margaret Cuff William Dixon Melvin Dudley Gloria Holland Jean Holland Rebecca Holland Linda Hopkins Ellen Jamison Patricia Law Celeste Levisy Lawrence Mack Teresa Mackenhimer Deneice Manns OAS 20-8 , Waal ad Cutald ay ly i ae en great Gevl. Avet aa emllght wl ‘ined H ups arte t bode Gesptiigrheg Mt ree ; veagt eee) AS Leroy Mcheimer Nannie Mcheimer Roger Menefee Benford Mitchell Stanford Nance Geraldine O'Neal Deax Patterson George Patterson James Patterson, Jr. Mary Patterson John Smith Wanda Smith Adean Stockton Lonnie Taylor Nannie Tinsley Frank Tyree Patsy Tyree Brenda Witcher John Woods . Margie Wright JUNIORS Charles Price Betty Prunty Marion Prunty Arlene Reynolds Eddie Roach O'Donnell Simmons Brenda Smith Not so tight, John, give her some air Don't tell me I'm not handsome, just gaze at this profile. Sweet-talking the teacher won't get you a better grade. Going to a-go-go 44 May I go? - 9S 4 2 1' cy PORES © wy - : b Pi eerie Se By 4, MISS LEE M. WAID Edith Woods : ie m Pi ls ihe Bere em . i4y 1 : 4 Section 11P is well represented, isn't it? Representing 12H, Cleive and Linda aa? dhs Leceetiyar ah ‘ vigt fst glans. er hy Mattox. Principal crowns Junior Miss, Kat “Little Misses Miss Lee M. 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