Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1964 volume:

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'f 'W- -511 fe ,f j.f1?'E we H ESX!! 5?-F: 65-1, gy F sf- V 4 X H V f . , ,335 Qffx L LEXICON CYNTHIA WORKMAN TEENIE SINK HARRIETTE HILTON Business Manager Co-Editors NEW FRONTIER In 1960, the NEW FRONTIER entered Washington, and the class of 1964 entered L.S.H.S. During these past four years, the NEW FRONTIER has faced tragedy and triumph just as we in Lexington have. The Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban and Berlin crises, the limited but horrid war in Vietnam, the Thresher tragedy, and the malicious assassination of Presi- dent John F. Kennedy have been times of national anxiety during the past four years. Likewise, in Lexington there have been events and times we should like to forget. Deaths of fellow students that could so often havebeen prevented, the shocking death in June, 1963, that put our town on the map as a place of disorder and racial violence, the death of H. C. Philpott, Lt. Governor of North Carolina, and the less important, but still disappointing jousting from No. 1 position in basketball, 1963, and foot- ball, 1963, made us realize that life has some sorrows and disappointments. However, there have also been times of happiness during the early sixties. The NEW FRONTIER has brought about a better understandin525bgtwg,gQ,,,,,'1 it EAST and WEST, has safely sent UP seven aS,, - ,,,,,, a l S Corps to show the world we that even 'God eader sti the adminis and nationally, had its own L ' feel office past years been same the same EXICON that f ur: the be a e. must the present but also 0 , The his country LEXINGTON LEXINGTON SENICR HIGH rw v Q, ?? T'-Sf gf... tm- I ,yur Dedication Mrs. E. Paul Sink Consider that I labouxred not for myself only, but for all them that seek learning? Warmth, wisdom, and Wit, combined in perfect proportion with a distinctive personality and infinite patience, make a unique teacher. Re- specting this delightful combination, we dedicate, with deepest admiration and fondest thanks, this-the 1964 LExIcoN-to Mrs. E. Paul Sink. MRS. E. PAUL SINK Superintendent MR. L. E. ANDREWS A man whom all the students admire and respect is Mr. L. E. Andrews, the superintendent of Lexington city schools. Due to his consistently good work for more than twenty-five years, the educational facilities in Lexington have been constantly improved. It is partly through his fine work that we have the opportunity of an excellent education. Because of this work, we may find the frontier easieruto conquerg for the secret to the frontier lies in education. Principal MR. C. E. WIKE One of the most familiar figures to students of Lexington Senior High is that of Mr. C. E. Wike, the principal. A capable adminis- trator, Mr. Wike is also a friend to the students and faculty. During his years at L.S.H.S., Mr. Wike has proven his ability and willingness as he has successfully guided our school. It is some- times difficult to realize all the time, energy, and personal effort which Mr. Wike continuously puts into his role as principal of Lexington Senior High School. A i ,. it ix, 1 W ! Ef -4 wr . ,wgfim ,vw xr ,, iw. Wwgzg, 'z-.94 '1w:,. Q?q5'f'gQ755gQ 5' A 11 Q-ifliikt. '6i1i,5'1.f', mf, . -.5 , Ms- .,..,,fg1'.-.4 f ' . we yi 'S R Ax x A , i 2 Elia it ff? Mrs. Robert Adams, Sociology, Mrs. Dugan Aycock, English, Mrs. Joseph Bell, Spanish. - -:'-ma. .' i' Yiiwfiii ?gfl45,E 9 -- . . . 'Fi' .J-5 iiffiifl R' :S L ,Lf 1 1 J, f .9 -., . X HN Q. m,,,ff,sw 4 3 K ,gg i . 2 K , .,-2 2. 'f- :'-2- 2.1553 I - 'g5,..,j .J La X X : ,gi 1 x X W ggi r l 'W A Q 'fx , R, X x 'Q W 1? gd f i i ag Y . M Q t K ',k:,V tty -W' A ' Y' vu , .' jg ,Q . . . , N,-,1 Mrs. L. E. Berry, English and Algebrag Mrs. W. N. Bonm, Latlng Mr. Carroll Bowen, Sociology and Physical Educationg Mrs. Harold Bowen, Commercialg Mr. Michael Cagle, Mathematics. sii Mr. Bob Science andVPhysica1 Education, Mr. Frank Clark, Sociology and Geography, Mrs 1 History Mr. James Griffith, History, Mrs. Ottis Hedrick, English. 9 ak.,..,, . .. L... .,.. , -if . -- f': Mr. David Holcombe, English and History, Mrs. Gayle Hussey, Guidance, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mathematics, Mr. Frank King, Driver Education, Mrs. William Lee, Jr., History and Spanish. ' J xl .i . .... F ..., , ... b , A M . , ..,k K . JI' v NJ 1 was i . . NK 'i i:'- V - 1 A .. Kiki 10 Mrs. Fred Lewis, English, Miss Charlotte Matthews, Chemistry, Mr. Herman Middleton, English and Businessg Mrs. W. Mocxywathematicsg Mr. Willard Moody, Industrial Arts. My W . f 1 Nm .Li 1 M Bi N . 6 W . 5 A wx,-as gf' 3 .ze -..Xlf.,., .. . ef 5' L' ' M. .MAF Mr. Presnell Mull, Science and Physical Education, Mrs. John Myers, Science., Mr. John Norman, Jr., Science. 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There were the same faces the same classes, and the same routine, yet each day was a challenge and a new chance for those who would take it. Instead, most of us spent our time in class longing for the the routine. For a long time the world of l place .... Then one day someone, a Wise places of our own choosing. CLASSES CLASSES . . . the reason for the school and the means of our education. One hun dred and eighty days a year for four years we walked the too-crowded halls, opened the too-small lockers, and rushed off to the too-short lunch periods. Most of the hours spent at school and in classes belonged to someone besides ourselves, either to a bell to free us, or for an assembly to break blackboards, chalk, pen, ink, paper and books seemed a dull or, at least, placid teacher or friend, helped us to realize that these classes were more than a place of confinement for four years-they were our passports to the future-the NEW FRON TIER-and the passports took us to the Classes Freshmen As freshmen we were hesitant to accept our new roles. L.S.H.S. seemed strange and sometimes frightening. We were the silly freshmen, and the upperclassmen never let us forget it. But we were a part of the school, and as the year passed Wet became Willing and eager to link ourselves with the school and its activities. Loudly we yelled, We're from Lexington, couldn't be prouderf' for we were happy to be a part of the world of Lexing- ton Senior High School. Sophomores No longer freshmen and feeling much older than a year ago, we began our sophomore year. Retrac- ing our steps throughout the building that we now considered home, we gazed at the familiar sights and the bewildered, lost freshman. Hours in the biology lab increased our knowledge of the func- tions of life, and our second contacts of life . . . for we continued to participate in our school'S activities. Classes Juniors When we became Juniors, we were given more privileges and more responsibilities. This year was very different and much more exciting than last .... We sold during the football games for money for the Junior-Senior, attended the Junior-Senior, wore class rings, and drove cars. Familiar lockers, halls, and faces greeted us, and We greeted the under- classmen with an attitude of friendliness but aloof- ness . . . for now we were the upperclassmen, and there was only one year left until graduation. . . Seniors The senior year-the final year-and how Wonder- ful it seemed to us. For us it was the last-the last game, the last pep rally, the last Junior-Senior, the last assembly. How proud We were as We came down the aisle for Senior Assembly, the assembly we could now call our own. As we came down that aisle for the last time, we really saw for the first time all that had made up our high school year. We looked back triumphantly, knowing we had con- quered the first of many frontiers. But in the final analysis we realized that only a small part of the frontier had been conquered, for throughout life there would be other frontiers to face, and we were still very young. . M ' K 17 Senior Class Officers HUGH B1NGHA1v1, Vice Presidentg TEENIE SINK, Treasurerg THOMPSON IVIILLER Presidentg JOHN CLARK, Secretary. 'YK DONNA REE ADKINS The quiet and observant always go far. Spanish Club 1, 25 Pep Club 3, 4. AARON THURMAN ASHBY, JR. Everything has a value? Science Club 1, 25 French Club 2, 35 Basketball 35 Wrestling 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Baseball 3. . 5 A if i'Q51fi' it Q61 li ' . fy 4 -'lqrx LARRY DALE ANDERSON A better friend there cannot beg A nicer lad you,ll never see. I.C.T. 3, Vice President 4. Senior Class ALAN TAYLOR BAGBY A moral, sensible, and well- bred man. Spanish Club 25 French Club 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES FRANKLIN ANDREW, JR. Never too careless, never too sadg Never too studious, always glad? Latin Club 1, Secretary 25 J.C.L.5 Science Club 3, 45 Boys' Intra- mural Club 35 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Key Club 2, 3, Vice President 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN ELIZABETH BAKER Ability is a person's wealth? Spanish Club 1, 25 Library As- sistants Club 35 Literary Club 3 45 F.H.A., Treasurer 15 Fresh- man Girls' Chorus5 Public Speak ing 25 Tri-M 45 Pep Club 3, 4. is ,ups Z?-w3'z-H, 1,5 ' 'W JUDITH GAYLE BARBER A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and com- mand. ' Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., F.H.A. 1, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, President 4, LEXI- CON 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Homecom- ing Sponsor 4, Pep Club 2, 3. CORNELIA RUTH BECK She is an all-around splendid girl. Latin, Spanish, Science Clubs, Library Asst., Sec, F.H.A., De- bate, Speech and Drama, Lit. Club, Pres., Lexhilit Asst. Ed., House of Rep., Scholarship Ban- quet, Jr. Class Marshal, Honor Society, Jr.-Sr. Waitress, Super- lative, Historian, Sponsor, Jay- vee Cheerleader, Pep Club. ft E :khx K, kk.,. b ., 'S iff y! M. . ' 3 . ,.,. f iw k,,.,, , V . ' flw t ' M y V ,. W,,..J' as pf ra Q-b.?5J ww Q , . 'lzrjyjff' TRULS DISEN BASTIANSEN From foreign lands come many treasures. Jr, Civitan, Literary Club, De- Molay, Lexhipep, Honor Society, Hunting and Fishing Club, Track, Homecoming King, Pep Club, Exchange student from Norway. DANIEL ROLAND BECK Men are not measured by znchesf' French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Key Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, Senior Deacon 4, Band 1, House of Representatives 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 2 ,,,,.p-v--mag 'CON V asv' CAROLYN DIANNE BECK Pretty is as pretty doesf' Spanish Club 1, 2, Freshman Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. 1, Oilice Assistants Club 3, Public Speak- ing 3, 4, Speech and Drama Club 4, Tri-M 3, Lexhipep 4, Student Council 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Pep Club 4. Senior Class DAVID EARL BECK A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., Junior Civitan 2, Key Club 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. af? V 1 5 nr :fa . -M M' ...K J Mp 1 'se v ' f .' . 1 ff' ' .ur f -nr SUSAN MARTIN BECK To li'ue,' to learng to seeg to enjoy. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 French Club 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Chorusg Tri-M 35 F.H.A. 15 Fu- ture Nurses Club 2, 3, President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Speech and Drama Club 45 LEXI- CON 3, 45 Lexhilit 45 Scholarship Banquet 15 NCTE State Finalist5 Junior Class Marshal5 Honor Society 3, 4. 0f1964 BRUCE WAYNE BERRIER Wit and wisdom are born with- in cz man. Band 15 Hunting and Fishing Club 35 Football Manager 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 House of Represent- atives 1, 35 LEXICON 3, 45 Senior Superlativeg Scholarship Ban- quet 15 Honor Society 3, Vice President 4. -an MUS 1-..,. 1 N.. .,,. ..- LARRY MAISE BELL It is better to wear out in 'mis- chief than to rust out in solemnityf' Spanish Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Junior Civitan 2, 3, 4. JACOB LESTER BILLINGS t'Life is not life at all without delightf' Spanish Club 1, 25 Science 1, 25 Hunting and Fishing 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track Wrestling 2, 35 Monogram 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Club Club 1, 35 Club 9 4.4, RICKY WAYNE BENFIELD Men of few words are best? Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Intramural Club 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 15 State Track Meet 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4. JAMES HUGH BINGHAM He was asked to lead . . . so he did. Latin, Science Clubs5 DeMo1ay, Sr. Counselor, Master Counselorg Debate5 Football, Co-Capt., All- Con., All-State, Shrine Bowlg Basketball5 Track5 Tennis5 Mon- ogram Club, V. Pres., Treas.5 Pep Club5 LEXICONQ Beta Club5 Boys, State5'Superlative5 Student Council, Parliamentariang Sopho- more Class Pres.5 Jr. Class Treas.5 Sr. Class V. Pres. EVELYN DELORES BLACK Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, And her paths are paths of peace. rr Band 1, French 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Future Teachers Club 4, Oiiice Assist- ants Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EMIL BOTSCH And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knewf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., Key Club 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Lexhilit 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Marshal, Scholarship Banquet 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Sen- ior Superlative. rr WILLIAM LEE BLACK The truest approach is just being a friend. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Boys' Intra- mural Club 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Football 1, Base- ball 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I.C.T. 3, 4. RANDY PRESTON BRADY He who laughs best today, will also laugh last. French Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Jun- ior Civitan 2, 3, Boys' Intramural Club 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Track 2, I.C.T. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON DELILAH BLACKBURN Time is infinite movement with- out one moment of rest. F.H.A. l, Glee Club 2, 4, Choral Club 4, Pep Club 4. Senior Class INA ELIZABETH BRAWLEY A true friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Future Business Leaders of America 3, Y-Teens 3, Trans- ferred from East Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte, North Carolina 4. W ..,, i. f CYNTHIA LOU BRIGGS Her heart is open as the day. Spanish Club 1, F.H.A. lg Girls' Athletic Club 35 Glee Club 2, 4. 1964 MARY ANN BROWN Merrily she can laugh and chat- ter? Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Science Club 3, Freshman Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. 1, Future Teach- ers Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 2, 4, Jun- ior-Senior Waitress. 13 MARTHA ANN BRIGGS Happiness seems made to be shared. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L., French Club 3, 4, Library Assistants Club 3, Office Assistants Club 45 Future Nurses 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MARY KATHRYN BROWN All that is fair is by nature good. Spanish Club, Science Club, Oflice Assistant, Tri-Hi-Y, Assist- ant Treasurer, Pep Club Treas- urer, Scholarship Banquet, Honor Society, Lexhilit, Cheer- leader5 Junior-Senior Waitress, Freshman Class Treas., Junior Class Sec., Superlative, Sponsor, UMiss Davidson County and 'KMiss Veterans Day Rep. ,,., ,, 'fy ' .. 5? N is i ' it if? ...' A A 7 w w f? 59 365, 5 5 --fa A' S 4 -4 is 'H Z A 1 '- I 'LQ CALVIN LESTER BRINKLEY They also serve who only stand and wait. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L., Hi-Y 4. SUSAN MARGUERITE BROWN Light-hearted, gay, full of gfunf' Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L., Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior- Senior Waitress, Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4. WW VIRGINIA PEARL BULLARD We loved her for herself alonef' F.H.A. 1, 23 Glee Club 4, Choral Club, Secretary 45 Pep Club 4, Homecoming Sponsor 45 Trans- ferred from Rohanen High Sfhool, Rockingham, North Car- o ma. JERRY WAYNE BYRD 'tNothi'ng succeeds like successf' Pep Club 45 D.E. 3, Devotional Secretary 4. CHARLES MILTON BYRD As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Football 1, Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. LINDA SUE BYRD A little body doth harbor a greater soul. French Club lg F.H.A. 1, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Pep Club 3, 4. 55? Q - S- 'lr 155' .- JACKY LAYNE BYRD I find the world not gray but rosy? Pep Club 4, D.E., President 3, Vice President 4. Senior CI DAVID FOYELL CECIL No limits but the sky. Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. SS f ' . . 3 :3 1 A A ,.. 2 if ' ,vs ann ws it 1 .V W... 3 U gk- tv 3 .. . ff I -..' V I w w i.. ssl 2 PRISCILLA JANE CECIL 'tGood things, when short, are twice as good. Spanish Club 1, 23 Science Club 1, Secretary 23 Freshman Girls' Chorus3 Office Assistants' Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Superlative3 House of Representatives 23 Student Coun- C51 23 Sophomore Class Vice Pres- i ent. 1964 RICHARD CONLEY CHURCH He who enjoys doing and enjoys what he has done is happy. Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 Boys' Intramural Club 43 Pep Club 43 Football 33 Baseball 4. I if V . ' 3 3 tx ' . l Q., TERRY WILSON CECIL, JR. A wise man never loses any- thing if he have himself. Band 13 French Club 2, 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 23 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Literary Club 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Governor's School. JOHN NEWELL CLARK His worth is warrant for his welcome. Latin Club 23 J.C.L.3 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 43 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, Junior Steward 43 Football 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Monogram Club 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Senior Superla- tive3 Senior Class Secretary. ml '9 af' SUSAN KAY CHARLES Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Spanish Club 13 F.H.A. 1, 33 Girls' Athletic Club 33 Glee Club 33 Choral Club 43 Homecoming Sponsor 33 Pep Club 4. LINDA JANE CLARK 'tWhen she is happy the whole world knows it. Spanish Club 23 F.H.A. 1, His- torian 2, Reporter 33 Future Nurses Club 4g Pep Club 4. lbs :rf M ,A 5' 7 1 ,aww BRYCE CARROLL CLODFELTER Never frivolous, never slow, Just a boy you'd like to know. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 23 Key Club 4. DONNA REA COX A good sport, gay, kind, and neat. She's a friend who's hard to beat. F.H.A. lg Glee Club 35 Choral Club 4, D.E. 3, Secretary 4. -H015 .Z ,. tive, -W , Ak. K 3' E .f Qwl Y ? ' S fr-uv X .. - JOYCE ANN COMER She was happy of thought and full of laughter. French Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Tri-M 3, 4. STEVEN GRIMES CRIPLIVER Not exactly afraid of work, But rather not be intimately as- sociated with itf' Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, House of Representative 45 Tennis 3g Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ,Af -Q my MOLLIE MOSELLE CONRAD Beauty is a pleasure regarded as the quality of a thing. Latin 1, 2, J.C.L.g Spanish Club, Secretary 3, 43 F.H.A. 13 Fresh- man Girls' Chorus, Science Club 2, 3: Oilice Assistants' Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Junior- Senior Waitress, Homecoming Sponsor 2, 3, 4. Senior Class JUDITH GAIL CRISP A smile for all, a greeting glad, HA lovable, jolly way she had. F.H.A. 1, 2, Glee Club, Secretary 43 Choral Club 4. 49 - X ix ,Q 1543 fire REBECCA ANN CROWELL The longer we knew her, the better we liked her. F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 25 Pep Club 4. if 1964 JOYCE ELAINE DAVIS A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. F.H.A. lg Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 4. JOE CLYDE DARR A carefree heart is a great en- dowmentf' Latin Club lg J.C.L.g Spanish Club 35 Science Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 4. RUTH MORRIS DAVIS Music is the gift of the gods, And she has been well blessed. Latin Club 1, 23 J.C.L.g French Club 4, Science Club 1, 2, Fresh- man Girls' Chorus, Tri-M, Vice President 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls, State, Scholarship Banquet 1, 3, Junior Class Marshalg Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Superlative. ,f ,395 'VX JOHN BRUCE DAVIS The best of healers is good cheer. French Club 1, 2, Science Club lg Boys, Intramural Club 33 Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 2. SARAH ADELINE DEESE She seeks a little thing to do, Sees it, and does it. F.H.A. 1, 2, Vice President 33 Latin Club 2g Library Assistants Club 33 Careers Club 45 Pep Club 1, 4g Transferred from South- west DeKalb High School, De- catur, Georgia. li I f,,. x we flu., if iv ug 11 A A 'Is- .' .Zyf .MGM . so I . gi' of it QE ' t .-f' , hr 1.1 , 33 KAY FRANCES DUNN Laughter is a good beginning for friendship, And by far the best end. F.H.A. 1, Girls' Athletic Club 3, D.E. 3, Treasurer 3. JEAN FRANCES EBELEIN A steady girl with a goal in view, And willing to work and see it through. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, House of Representatives 3, Honor So- ciety 4g F.H.A. 1, Science Club 35 Literary Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. LEE ROY DUNN, JR. Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul. Spanish Club lg Science Club lg Pep Club 4. SARAH LINDA EPLEY Her air, her manner, her neat attire, She is a girl whom all admire. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g4Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 1, 25 Pep Club 4. war- OLEN CORDELL EASTER, JR Fame is the thirst of youth. Latin Club 1, 23 J.C.L.g Spanish Club 33 Science Club 1, 2, 3, Key Club 1, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lexhipep 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. Senior Clasf LARRY MADISON EVANS Size is not grandeur. French Club 1, 2g House of Rep- resentatives 23 Junior Civitan 3, President 4, Wrestling 1, Basket- ball 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Su- perlative. X 4 fr torggy. . f 4? Vs 1 K MARY ANN EVANS t'Pleasantness and dependability are qualities well inixedf' Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Chorus5 Science Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 15 Ofiice Assistants' Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Waitress5 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Honor Society 4. rf 1964 ROBERT FRANKLIN EVERHART The one serious conviction that a man should have is that nothing is to be taken se- 'riousf' Spanish Club 15 Junior Civitan 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Football 15 Track 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .nv abs JOHN CLEVELAND EVERHART Nothing is too high to be reached or too good to be true, TERRY GLENN EVERHART Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. French Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 45 Basketball 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4. 5, N., B if PATRICIA LANE EVERHART What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Band 15 Science Club 1, 25 Choral Club 45 Ofiice Assistants, Club 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Beta Club 3, 4. TONYA CHERYL EVERHART 'fWhenever it comes to playing, you find her ready for fun, But also ready, when there's work to be done. F.H.A. 15 Office Assistants' Club 15 Glee Club 2, 45 Choral Club 45 Careers Club 45 Pep Club 3, 4. WILLIAM KENNETH EVERHART He that has patience may com- pass anything? French Club 1, 2, 35 Band lg D.E. 3, Pep Club 4. MARGARET LORAINE FREEMAN For she is the quiet-kind whose nature never varies. F.H.A. 13 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Office Assistants Club 4. 554' 1 JESSE RAY FORREST A better lad is hard to find, For he's a jolly good fellow. I.C.T. 3, Secretary 4. WILLIAM HARVEY FULBRIGHT A happy-go-lucky nature, a clean athlete, and strongly dependable. DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Basketball Man- ager lg Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Sergeant- at-Arms 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Sen- ior Superlative. gf 's-u,..,w ' ROGER DALE FOWLER Not too serious, not too gay, UA likable person in every way. Football 1, 2, Track 1, Wrestling 25 I,C.T. 3, 4. Senior Class PHYLLIS JEANETTE FURR Pretty, neat, and kindg A nature prized and hard to flndf' Choral Club lg D.E. 3, 4. is AWN- H '.,4,Q,' ,, H z PATRICIA BERNICE GIBBS A lgind heart is the first essen- tial of true politeness? F.H.A. 1, French Club 2, Girls' Athletic Club 3. 1964 PATRICIA ELAINE GRAY Her charming ways, her friend- ly smile, Make her friendship well worthwhile. Spanish Club 1, 2g F.H.A. 1g Girls' Athletic Club, Treasurer lg Glee Club 43 Choral Club 4. if fs lvl' ' :iw-ff PAMELA ANN GRANDOLFI Happiness reflects like the light of heaven. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.g French Club, Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Freshman Girls' Chorusg Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 45 House of Representatives 1, Junior-Senior Waitressg Homecoming Sponsor 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. DURANT1: AVAN GRIFFIN, JR. Born for success he seemed, With grace to win, with a heart to holdf' Latin Club 1, Treasurer 25 J.C.L.g Band 1, 2, 3, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, DeMolay 4g Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 House of Represent- atives 3, 4, Senior Superlative. BRENDA GAYLE GRAY A pleasant smile is warmer than a tropic isle. Girls' Intramural Club 1, Glee Club 1, 23 D.E. 3, 4. KATHRYN ANN GRIG GS By all means use some time to be alone. Girls' Intramural Club 3g French Club 3, 43 Transferred from Cen- tral High School. -qw NANCY CAROLYN HAMILTON Life is not really what comes to us, But what we get from it. French Club 1, 2, 45 F.H.A. 1, 45 Oflice Assistants Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Scholarship Ban- quet 15 Honor Society 4. BRENDA SUE HEDRICK 'fHappy, thoughtful, kind, and trueg There is no favor she will not dof' F.H.A. 1. 25 Pep Club 45 Beta Club 4. pts, we -1112545 +V' gf. nxklr 'E . swwb I HONEY GOLDEN HARTLEY A smile for all, greeting glad, An amiable, jolly way she had. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Science Club 15 Girls' Athletic Club, President 35 Glee Club 35 D.E. 3, Treasurer 45 Senior Class Poet. RONALD THAD HEDRICK Happy is he who knoweth him- self not to be otherwise. l.C.T. 3, 45 Transferred from Central High School. RICHARD PETER HAYES To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Science Club 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Junior Civitan 3, 45 DeMolay 3, 45 Track 2. Senior Class JUDITH IRENE HEGE Pleasure and action seem to make the hours short. Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 15 Science Club 25 Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Oflice Assistants' Club 35 Library Assistants' Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 4. 'Vx .We aw' - ' if .. . ,, 5 5 A 3 Q P, f, 'ZWQ J . If M. fx' ,ga 5 5. A210 zrw. A ,M Ai. NELLIE VIRGINIA HEGE Friendship ojfers the best in life. Girls' Athletic Club 15 Glee Club 25 Choral Club 2. af 1 964 BECKY MAE HICKS Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. F.H.A. 15 French Club 1, 25 Pep Club 4. 5 if' ,,. we '05, N, BETTY JEAN HEMPHILL 'KA golden mind stoops not to shows of dross. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 French Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, 25 Library Assistants Club, Vice President 35 Literary Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 World Peace Speaking Contest 25 Debate 2, 3, 45 LEXICON 45 Scholarship Banquet 1, 2, 35 Chief Junior Class Marshalg Honor Society 3, 4. GERALDINE LOUISE HILL 'AA merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance? F.H.A. 15 French Club 1. 2: Fu- ture Teachers Club 35 D.E., Sec- retary 45 Pep Club 3, 43 Beta Club 4. PWM. I 'Q' ',.,., 11 JIMMY CARROLL HESTER He is the wise man who is the honest man. Track 45 I.C.T. 3, President 4, HARRIETTE KING HILTON A girl who is loved, a girl with grace: With fairness of figure and fair- ness of face. F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Spanish Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Wait- ressg Homecoming Sponsor 45 LEXICON 3, Editor 45 Honor So- ciety 45 Freshman Girls, Chorus. rr MARYLOU KAY HOBBS x A.kk I CLYDE ELLIOTT HOGAN DIANA .IEANETTE HOLMES It's nice to be natural, if you're This above all: to thine own self Her aim is never to offend, and naturally nice. be true. every person is her friend? F.H.A. 15 French Club 15 Ollice Boys' Intramural Club 35 Base- Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Band 1, Assistants Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4. ball 35 I.C.T. 4. 2, 3, Majorette 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Horne- coming Sponsor 2, 4. Senior Class MARGARET JEAN HOUGH GRADY WILSON HOUSE GLORIA JEAN JENKINS This merry, fun-loving brunette Truthfulness is the highest One who is reserved and quiet, has a way you can't forget. thing a man may keep. Yet generous, mannerly, and Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 1.c.T. 3, 4. 'imd- 45 Freshman Girls' Chorusg Of- fice Assistants Club 3, President 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. F.H.A, 15 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4. fm 'J' PAULETTE OLETA JENKINS ,.-an ff MW' BARBARA ANN JONES Life is a spang She is richest who is content Enjoy every inch of it. French Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 25 Glee with the least, for content is the wealth of naturef' Club 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 45 Pep F.H.A. 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Club. Future Nurses' Club 2, 35 D.E. 4. of 1964 ALBERT LEWIS JOYNER, JR. A great man is he who does not lose his child's heart. Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Basketball Manager 45 Pep Club 3, 4. ROBERT DALTON KETCHIE Pleasure he seeks and finds it in the little things of life? French Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 25 DeMolay, Sentinel 1, 2, 3, Senior Steward 4. 'WS JUDY CAROLYN JONES The secret of happiness is to be at ease with yourself. Science Club 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 3, Vice President 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Wait- ress5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 2, 3, Co-Chief 4. LARRY CLIFFORD KOONTS His only fault is that he has no fault. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 45 Science Club 1, 2, 35 Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, President 45 Hi-Y, Secretary 45 Tennis 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 House of Representatives 1, 2, 3. L .. PHYLLIS JEANNE KOONTS The sweet magic of a cheerful face. French Club 1, 2, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Oflice Assistants' Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Transferred from Cheraw High School, Che- raw, South Carolina. TONDA RAYE LEDWELL Pretty, sweet, gay, and kind, A treasure rare and hard to find. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, French Club 3, 4, Oflice Assist- ants' Club 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 1, Pep Club 4. M QQ, ru :lb - 3 'J ii- : f. I ' , : 14 Z5 ,Q ?' 4 -Y ' fp JU as t s - I we ZPWQ. W... mes,-f., y,,.,4t?Eff!'U:57,is, . .,: ' M, VTSJL uf?P3iQ 6' , QM... I .i,,,W K yqxiffk ,md , CATHERINE ANN LAMBETH She studies hard and keeps her friends- 'fShe,s the type that always wins. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., Spanish Club 3, Science Club 2, F.H.A., Reporter 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Library Assistants' Club, Treasurer 3, President 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Scholarship Banquet 2, 3, Junior Class Marshal, Honor Society 3, 4. BONITA HULL LEONARD Possessing great vitality and sheer enjoyment of lifef' Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., Spanish Club 3, Science Club 1, 2, Li- brary Assistants' Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Wait- ress. Cl . iw-' f ' 1451 . . ,,, , . p X ,ei ' W JUDY CAROL LANNING Gay is she, and happy to be living life the whole day long. Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Choral Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Class CLYDE PERRY LEONARD His cheerful presence brightens our day, Spanish Club 1, 2, Junior Civitan 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Football 1, Basketball 1, Manager 2, House of Representatives 4. 945 DANNY STEVE LEONARD Much study is a weariness of the fleshf' French Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, I.C.T. 3, 4. of 1 964 LINDA JANE LEONARD The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known? Spanish Club, Vice Presidentg F.H.A.g Freshman Girls' Chorus, Science Club, Library Assistant, Future Teachers Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Clubg Sponsor, Lexhipep, House of Representatives, Secre- tary, Student Councilg Scholar- ship Banquetg Honor Society President, Junior-Senior Wait- ress, Superlative. its' 4 ,A Ni' 3 vi Vw- - t ... if .. sis-.lily DIANE COURTNEY LEONARD t'Kind words are the music of the worlclf' Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Fresh- man Girls' Chorusg F.H.A. 1, Science Club 2, 35 Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 4, Speech and Drama Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Literary Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD FOYELL LEONARD He is nice and gay in a quaint kind of way. Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 23 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Hi-Y, Treasurer 4g Pep Club 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. -M in 3 ' , I '7 Iss' ELIZABETH GREY LEONARD So well she acted all and every part 'fBy turns-with that 'uivacious versatility? Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g French Club 3, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorusg F.H.A. 1g Science Club 2, 3g Literary Club 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, House of Represent- atives 1, 2, Homecoming Sponsor 3, Junior-Senior Waitressg Sen- ior Superlative. TERRY RANDOLPH LEONARD There are souls in this world that have the gift of jiuding joy everywhere? Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Industrial Arts Club lg Football 2. win ,, 4 72 ns., DANIEL LEWIS LESTER 'Triefndship offers the best in li ef' D.E. 3, 45 Transferred from Baileysville High School. HELEN MARIE MCFARLAND Happiness and virtue rest upon each other. F.H.A. 1, 45 Future Teachers Club 45 D.E. Club, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 4. I 7 1 Wk was I 'fsistrf ' REBECCAH ANN LINGLE Light-hearted, gay, full of fun, f'For a true good sport she will be one. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 French Club 35 Freshman Girls' Chorusg Science Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 15 Of- fice Assistants, Club 35 Speech and Drama Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. LEWIS EUGENE MCMILLIAN The reward ofa thing well done is to have done it. Latin Club 15 J.C.L.5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 15 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4. BOYD ODELL LINK, JR. A friend is worth all the haz- ards we run. Spanish Club 15 I.C.T. 3, 4. Senior Class SHIRLEY TEMPLE MCPHERSON She smiles and smiles and will not sigh. F.H.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 4 -'I M., -,L -. ,ff , . f 'N E gg W , ,, BEVERLEY ANN MANN The genius of success is still the genius of labor. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Fresh- man Girls' Chorusg Science Club 1, 2, Future Teachers' Club 3, Secretary 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Jayvee Cheerleader, Debate 2, 39 House of Represent- atives 3g Honor Society 4, Jun- ior-Senior Waitressg Senior Su- perlative. of 1 964 SHIRLEY JEAN MAULDIN Laughter is the best medicine? F.H.A. 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 4. f, 'Vx JOURNEY LEE MARION A silent countenance often ex- presses works and sound. Boys' Intramural Club 3, 4. JUDY CLAIRE MAUZIE Those about her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Fresh- man Girlsl Chorusg Science Club 1, President 25 Future Teachers' Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y, Mistress of Ceremonies, Vice President 3, President 45 LEXICON 3, 4, Lexhi- lit 45 Honor Society 4, Junior- Senior Waitress, Homecoming Sponsor 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Q 'VP' iw.. ,pw R. ,S .5, I5 . 2 1 lla X ,K 1 wa.. . 1 .ff-L ft.. Q, uv' STEVEN ALAN MARLEY An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. French Club 1, 2g Latin Club 33 Band lg Science Club 2, 3, 43 H1-Y 3, President 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BARRY LINN MAY A quiet man is richer than a crown. I.C.T. 3, 4, House of Represent- atives 4, Transferred from Cen- tral High School. - 3-.ffFi'V .. if' x,-54 'YS . FOREST CHAUNCEY MEADE, JR. What is a man if he is not a mystery? Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 25 House of Represent- atives 1, 25 Senior Superlative. RETHA MAE METCALF HHow wise must one be to be always kind. ' Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 25 Girls, Intramural Club 25 D.E. 3, 45 Pep Club 4. asr. I A ' ars .... I ' ,': F ,, .fx . A ' eQw' 5, ,B si H' 'PN u. Q RALPH THOMAS MEADOR He who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness reaps love. Latin Club 15 J.C.L.5 Glee Club 1, 25 D.E. 3, President 45 Beta Club 4. GEORGE THOMPSON MILLER There are none like him though there are many imitationsf' Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Key Club, President 25 DeMo1ay 1, 2, 3, Junior Counselor 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council, Storekeeper 3, Treasurer 45 Sen- ior Superlative5 Senior Class President. vi ROBERT FRANKLIN MELTON, JR. Nothing is impossible to a will- ing heart. Spanish Club 15 D.E. 3, 4. Senior Class STEPHEN PATRICK MILLER Cheerful at morn he wakes from short repose, Breathes the keen air, and carols as he goes. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Spanish Club 35 Baseball 15 Wrestling 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ,ag-44? ,V 'WN f JAMES HOMER MONSON Write me as one who loves his fellow man? Science Club 15 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. of 1964 STEVEN ERIC MORGAN Seldom serious, often gay, A grand sport in every way! French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4 Baseball 45 Wrestling 4, D.E. 3 B- is JUDY ANN MOODY Silent performance maketh the best return? French Club 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Club 35 Pep Club 3. 4, LARRY DEAN MORRISON Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Band 1, 2g Bus Drivers, Club 2, r ident4 Huntin and Fish 3, P es 5 g - ing Club 43 Pep Club 4g I.C.T. 3, 4. ss lk. ,Ju - 4 SUSAN LEMYRA MOORE 'IA delightful combination of laziness and enthusiasm, sense and nonsense. Spanish Club Secretary, Fresh- man Girlsl Chorus, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Yg Pep Club, Jayvee Cheerleaderg Sponsorg Lexhipepg Honor Society, House of Repre- sentativesg Student Councilg Freshman Class President, Jun- ior-Senior Waitressg Superlative. CHARLES BRYCE MURDOCK 'KA grin and a laugh, for every- thing is funny. Latin Club 1, Vice President 23 J.C.L.g Science Club 1, 25 Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 43 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club , 2, 3, . , , 17 . RONNIE ONEIL MURPHY Unselfish p e 1' s o n a l i ty-best thing of allf' French Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3. CAROL ANN NEAL I am sure a care is an enemy to life. French Club 3, 45 Future Teach- ers Club 3, 45 World Peace Speaking Contest 3, 45 Speech and Drama Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Transferred from Ruiiin High School, Ruffin, North Carolina 3. if my K . '76 ELIZABETH LEE NANCE A day in April never came so sweet. F.H.A. 15 Science Club 25 French Club 35 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Spon- sor 35 Junior-Senior Waitress. BILLY MORRIS NEWSOME I am the captain of my soul and master of my fate. Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Pep Club 3, 4. tl. ax ff 5 . -A I is LINDA KAY NANNIE She doeth little kindness which most leave undone or cle- spisef, French Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Literary Club 2, 35 Tri-M, Secre- tary 3, President 45 Office Assist- ants Club, Secretary 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Pep Club 4. Senior Class MARTHA BEATRIZ OCCHI A smile is the same in every language. F.H.A.g Literary Clubg Tri-Hi-Y5 Lexhilit5 Honor Societyg Pep Clubg Homecoming Sponsor5 Ex- change Student from Argentina. ALAN ARTHUR PALISOUL Very witty, but unconcerned, He went to class, too, and some- times to learn. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.g Spanish Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 25 Junior Civitan 45 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Senior Superlative. mf 1964 JORETTA PENNINGER I make the most of all that comes, The least of all that goes. F.H.A. 15 Spanish Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Choral Club 45 Pep Club 4. RONALD ALAN PALMER Far may we search before we find a heart so manly or so kindf' Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 French Club 3, 45 Band 15 Pep Club 3, 4. BETTY JO PHILPOTT 'fManners, not gold, is woman's best adornmentf' Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 F.H.A. 15 Freshman Girls' Chorus, Sci- ence Club 2g Future Teachers' Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 LEXICON 3, 45 House of Representatives 25 Junior-Senior Waitressg Senior Superlative. KA., i J K., K if 5 ,N - ' rn T'-Q HETTY LEAH PARKER Laughing eyes, a charming smile 'fWill warm you completely. French Club 1, 2, 35 Freshman Girls, Chorus, Science Club 25 Library Assistants' Club 3, Vice President 45 Beta Club 3, 4g Homecoming Sponsor 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROBERT PHILPOTT, JR. He does not postpone his life, but lives already. French Club 1, 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, 25 World Peace Speaking Contest 2, De- bate 2, 35 DeMolay 2, Scribe 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 House of Representatives 35 Beta Club 45 Senior Superlative. I 11' JERRY WAYNE PICKETT He should, he could, he would, He did the best? Pep Club 3, 4, I.C.T. 3, Treas- urer 4. JAMES MYERS RASH Gay, outspoken, fond of play, One to be liked in every way, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. rv-is An,-A DOUGLAS D. PRITCHARD He does not live in vain, Who employs his wealth, his thoughts, his speech to ad- vance the good of others? Spanish, Science Clubs, DeMo- lay, Scribe, Jr. Coun., Sr. Coun., Pep Club, Football, Basketball, Co-Capt., Golf, Mono. Club, Speaking Contest, Lexhipep, Boys' State, Honor Soc., Fresh. Class V. P., Soph. Class Treas: Student Council, Asst. Storej keeper, V. P., Superlative. BARDEN HICKS REVELLE III Do good to your friends to help them, To your enemies-to gain them. Spanish Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Track 1, I.C.T. 4. 'Tx lwpy LOULA ELIZABETH RAKER 'fSparkling eyes, laughter, friendliness, A fitting combination. Latin Club, Spanish Club, V, P., Freshman Girls' Chorus, F.H,A., Science Club, Future Teachers' Club, V. P., Treas., Tri-Hi-Y, Ofiice Asst., Honor Society, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Chief, Jr.-Sr. Waitress, Christmas Queen, Fresh. Class Sec., Jr. Class V. P., Superlative. Senior Class GEORGE FRANKLIN ROBERTSON, JR. What's admired by the 'whole human race is the beaming smile on any man's facef' Football 1, Basketball 1, 3. gl- LINDA ROGERS She scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L., Spanish Club, Treasurer 3, Freshman Girls' Chorus, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Ofiice Assistants' Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Junior-Senior Wait- ress, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. of 1964 JAMES ELTON SAUNDERS, JR. A grand boy of personality rare, A better musician could not be found anywhere. French Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Training Band 3, 4, Key Club 4, Hunting and Fish- ing Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, House of Representatives 2, Tri-M 4. MARIA GEORGINA SABATES She keeps her tears to herself, her laughter with othersf' Office Assistants, Club 2, Pep Club 4, Transferred from St. Pious X High School, Albuquer- que, New Mexico. STEPHEN GLEIM SCHAEFFER Talent marches to great heights. Spanish Club 2, 3, Tri-M 3, 4, Literary Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Banquet 3, Governor's School, Honor Society 4, Senior Super- lative, Transferred from St. Thomas Church School, New York City, New York 1. SILVIA CHRISTINA SABATES Quiet, steadfast, and faithful Swimming Club 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Transferred from St. Pious X High School, Albuquerque, New Mexico. CHARLES WILLIAM SCHWARTZ V Hlndivicluality is everything to be respected as the root of every- thing good. Cuffs ' I. WS. DAVID MICHAEL SECHREST JAMES HOWARD SELLERS, JR. It matters not how a man dies, but how he livesf' 'fTo worry little, to study less, Latin Club 1 2. JCL, Golf 1 This is my idea of happiness. 2, 3, 4, Baslfietball Mahager 42 Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Track 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Historian Hunting and Fishing Club 4. 4, Pep ciub 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGIE KAREN SHAW True and sincere, loyal and lc' d in ,' A girl like this you seldom find. Latin Club 13 J.C.L.g French Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, Secretary 23 House of Representatives 3g Pep Club 4. ANNIE LEE SHIPTON One who is always dependable is as rare as a valuable gem. F.H.A. lg Spanish Club 23 D.E. 3, 4. LLOYD DEWITT SHANK, JR. Of manner gentle, of affection mild, In wit a man, in simplicity a child. Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 35 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Senior Class JOHN HOLLAND SHOAF t'Time wasted is existence, used, is life. Spanish Club lg French Club 23 Key Club 15 Junior Civitan 3, 43 Football lg Tennis lg Wrestling 2, Baseball 3, Monogram Club 33 Senior Superlative. ,ma 19-.4 .. - gh. RICHARD ARVIL SHOAF Good sportsmanship is a gift to be valued. Bus Drivers, Club 35 I.C.T. 4. of 1964 CHERYL DIANE SINK Modesty and unselfishness- these are the virtues that men praise. French 1, 25 Spanish Club 3g F.H.A. 15 Science Club 2, 45 Future Teachers Club 35 Library Assistants' Club 45 Junior-Senior Waitressg Pep Club 1, 2, 4. it F N.,-.M ? DAVID MARVIN SICELOFF Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Spanish Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 4g Golf 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Lexhipep 45 Honor Society 4. HELEN MCCOY SINK 'iCharm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. Latin Club, President5 Freshman Girls' Chorus5 F.H.A., Parliamen- tariang Science Clubg Literary Clubg Tri-Hi-Y5 Debate5 Cheer- leader5 Sponsorg Pep C1ub5 LEXI- CON, Editor5 Scholarship Ban- quet5 Jr. Class Marshal5 Honor Soc.5 Student Council, Sec.5 Jr. Class Pres.5 Sr. Class Treas.5 Jr.- Sr. Waitress5 Superlative. is . 2 View fi ,, -' . .. 512, ,,-.st fi' il. i f-5 gr ew ,ffg ...I ff' , pip, .W .... ff iv' ...ww , -' 4, 'A SONDRA DIAN SIMPSON 'fLaugh and be merryg remem- ber, better the world with a song? Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Freshman Girls' Chorusg Science Club 1, 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Beta Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN SMITH A good companion and loyal friend? F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 2, 35 Choral Club 3. ,ff 'Qu QQ, S 2 rg. A . -F ' ' I -an ' - . or ' -5' 'S We '75 lf 'iff ' ., 7. lx ef' ' mv ., FRIEDA ANNE SMITH t'The keystone upon which is built all loving and liking- dependability. French Club 1, 2, F.H.A. 13 Freshman Girls' Chorus, Science Club 3, 4, Library Assistants' Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4g Honor Society 4. MARTHA PENNINGTON SMITH Deeds not words shall speak for me. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Fresh- man Girls' Chorusg F.H.A. 13 Science Club 2, Treasurer 33 Gflice Assistants' Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Junior-Senior Waitress. -'C' i 'K If , F ,ply-in OX JOSEPH LYNN SMITH HA fine lad with winning ways Will make friends throughout his days? Latin Club 1, 2, J.C.L.g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4. NINA ANN SMITH Hlt is well to think wellq It is divine to act well? French Club 1, 2g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, House of Representatives 3: Of- iice Assistants' Club 3, Vice President 4, Pep Club 4. KQ- 3 N., 5 ii' LIBBY ANN SMITH She ought to be a seamstress, for she keeps us all in stitches. Spanish Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. lg Science Club 2, Ofice Assistants' Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Waitressg Senior Superlative. Senior Class OLIVER KENNETH SMITH i'To make a jest, to cause a laugh. French Club 1, 2, Boys' Intra- mural 4g Pep Club 3, 4. Mmm: WN SARAH CORD ELIA SMITH Always a smile and a word of cheer. F.H.A. 1, Spanish Club 2, D.E. 33 Glee Club 4, Choral Club 4. af 1964 REGINA SCHONE SOFER She's good natured and full of fun, 4 And always manages to get some work done. Spanish Club 2, 3, Office Assist- ants Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teach- ers Club 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 43 Choral Club 4, Transferred from Konnoak Jr. High School, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 2. ,, 'V ,il 4 A V, . r y ki S-1: . BW , , - 4 Ti fd, SIDNEY GLENN SMITH No sooner said than done- So acts your man of worth? Latin Club 1, 23 J.C.L.g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY JOYCE STANLEY Her ways are fair and dear and good. French Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, Literary Club 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Careers Club 45 Home- corgiinlg Sponsor 35 Pep Club 1, 2, , . 'QA .,, f J'f ,- . 1, . if M, v - 2 X 4,7 , s 1 V W af I or -fwfei SIDNEY PAT SMITH f'What can a man do but be merry? Boys, Intramural Club 33 Track 4, Monogram Club 43 Careers Club 4. LINDA KAY STATEN Sweet and gracious and loving too, Always doing things for you. Science Club lg Glee Club lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 43 Transferred from Camp Creek High School, Green- ville, Tennessee, www- 7' A THOMAS WAYNE STOVALL The thing that goes the farthest toward making life worth- while, 'That costs the least, and cloes the most, is just a pleasant smile. Industrial Arts Club 1, D.E. 3. 1 JAMES MICHAEL SWINK Always faithful and kind, Just the friend to have in 'mindfl Latin Club 1, 23 J.C.L.g Spanish Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH GAYLE SWICEGOOD She is alike to all and liked by all. F.H.A. 1, 2, Science Club 2, 33 Careers Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Transferred from Earl Park, Indiana 2. CHARLES EUGENE TAYLOR NA quiet lad with a modest air., Track 2, Football 33 Boys' Intra- mural Club 3, 4. J LARRY DAVID SWICEGOOD The way to have a friend is to be one. French Club lg Wrestling 2, I.C.T. 3, 4. Senior Class DAVID RONALD TESH f'There is nothing like funf' Spanish Club 1, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement, Vice President 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4. Milfs u W' RONALD COLEMAN TRANTHAM He who sows courtesy reaps friendship. of 1964 MYRA LYNN TRUELL Thou art the star for which all evening awaits. French Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 45 F.H.A. 15 Freshman Girls' Chorus5 Future Teachers' Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Junior-Senior Waitress5 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. . , ...1. fr 5 Rl S inf fl '-.. A 'i v -' ,-, ' pr-I9 5 , -uv VV' .' wi. 5 5 Bn.. Ll' BOBBY MACK TROUTMAN 'fBy the work one knows the workrnanf' EDWARD MORRIS TYREE Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love work and play. French Club 15 Pep Club 15 D.E. 35 Hunting and Fishing Club 1. 359 .W-un- 495- HAROLD KELLY TROUTMAN A gentleman is the man who can disagree without being disagreeable. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 French Club 35 Band 1, 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 3. AUTREY RAY TYSINGER Some men love to love, But 1 love to live. Industrial Arts Club 1, 25 D.E 3, 4. DANA FAY TYSINGER Not what we give but what we share. Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 45 Transferred from Madison High School. BRENDA CAROL WALSER Friends are born, not made. French Club 1, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Band 15 Speech and Drama Club 45 Pep Club 3, 4. 5 ,V f A ., 5 w igs rj f :mf ,,.- ' ' fig 1 Est 'Sr -i r 1E'?f3:.Y .. I 3 3 5 9 TINA ANN USSERY None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to praise. Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Club 1, 25 Future Teachers' Club 35 Future Nurses Club 45 Glee Club, Treas- urer 45 Debate 1, 25 Student Council 25 Transferred from Mooresville High School, Mooresville, North Carolina 4. WILLIAM GARY WALSINGHAM He's a friend, faithful and just. Band 1, 25 Pep Club 45 I.C.T. 3, 4. --cu-041' JOHN WILLIAM WALDEN, JR. Win without boasting. Lose without excuse. French Club 1, 2,35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 45 Golf 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4. enior Clas JAMES RICHARD WEAVER 'KI hold the world but as the world. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Spanish Club, President 35 Science Club 1, Secretary 25 Junior Civitan 45 House of Representatives 35 Football 15 Baseball 1, 2, '35 Wrestling 1, 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Junior Achievements 3. 2. . li 'W' .J ,, .,,,, HERMAN KEITH WILLIAMS His ready wit, his cheerful smile, Make him welcome all the while. French Club 1, 2. 35 Science Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4. of 1964 DANNY WELDON WOOD Happy being with a soul as strong as a mountain river. French Club 1, 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 45 Football 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4. 'VX 5' 1, f 'an 7 .vl- SHELBY JEAN WILLIAMS Admired by all who know her well. French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Assistants Club, Treasurer 45 Future Nurses Club 35 Band 15 Tri-M 3, 45 Pep Club 4. CYNTHIA MAE WORKMAN The glass of fashion and the mould of form. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L,5 F.H.A. 1, President 2, County Treasurer 35 Science Club 35 Office Assist- ants, Club 1, 25 Tri-M 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Junior-Senior Waitressg LEXICON 3, Business Manager 45 Scholarship Banquet 1, 2, 35 Junior Class Marshal5 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3. ibm GEORGIA PHYLLIS WIN GROVE Rare compound of quality, noble and true, With plenty of sense and good humor, too. Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L.5 Spanish Club 3, 45 Science Club 25 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 4. ROGER DALE WORLEY The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Latin Club 15 J.C.L.5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Civitan 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Bus Drivers' Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Pep Club 3, 4. '+V H .Q ,g-5+ J UDITH ELAINE YATES I never knew so young a body with so old a head. French Club 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, Science Club 2, 3, Tri-M 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, House of Represent- atives 4, Lexhipep 3, Editor-in- Chief 4, Scholarship Banquet 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Marshal, Honor Society 3, 4. ELIZABETH SYDNEY YOUNG Ulf eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being. Freshman Girls' Chorus, Science Club, Vice President: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior-Senior Wait- ress, LEXICONQ Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Carolina's Carousel Prin- cess, Superlative, Sponsor, Homecoming Queen. i 151, ul ., .i .ew ,Ma - W Y? fre , , ,M-,ff , signin g ,,,Qg,1.-,sQ2fa.e W' . !x1.,. ,-.if ,- 1 4.-wi JAMIE LOU YAWN Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile, That makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Latin Club, French Club, Sci- ence Club, Future Teachers' Club, President, Ofiice Assist- ants, Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Debate, Public Speaking, Speech and Drama Club, World Peace Speak- ing Contest, House of Represent- atives, Honor Society, Pep Club. Senior Class MARY LORAINE YOUNG I am a citizen of the world. Spanish Club, President, Fresh- man Girls' Chorus, Science Club, President, F.H.A., Pep Club, Jayvee Cheerleader, Future Teachers' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Secre- tary, Office Assistants' Club, House of Representatives, Lexhi- pep, Scholarship Banquet, Honor Society, Treasurer, Junior-Sen- ior Waitress, Sponsor, Testator, Superlative. BARBARA SUE YOUNG Her air, her smile, her notions tell of womanly complete- nessf' French Club 1, F.H.A. 1, 4, Sci- ence Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4. ROBERT EDWARD ZIMMERMAN Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. French Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, Literary Club 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, World Peace Speaking Contest 2, 3, Speech and Drama Club 4, LEXICON 3, 4, Lexhilit 4, Beta Club. - 1 Q. -iff - www ' .. ' - , 'mqgxreyf . , - f V , ,,,,,5i, 1? ps: . w,,55wffg,,.,3Mf.fAp Q, ,Wang if Swzffx mg , -pm 2 M., , SWV, 1 Q K M Nl Hn, Superlatives ggi' 1' f' ?f5355f7u A :2,.y.sn,f- L -'H , T' , . - A A ' . ..,. . . , Q - 5 5 -f 'wi , ,Q . ' , x .' f q . . -- 5 ',,W,fw'ei5faB M, N?1aif?15-'M 5542 fm, A lm f ' V,.,., . Wy ff' v K . ' ' kwajigiyu H V A iliwtr IM rg A - , wx.-eff A'4g.V: V ff, N ,mffwl z-,i. H ,J--, ,. 2 v 1 K P 'fa 1 Lf 35.3 My if ,. 'bf 5526 12 2 ..,.f , . iklgifgggggp 1 ,fx 3 vi P. 2 1 MOST POPULAR Kathy Brown Doug Prltchard Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL Robert Botsch Connie Beck Superlatives -fr' 'fm ' at wg Hgh -W -VHA Mff.,f.,,:.. 1 ,f . mvw-umm., ' 'Qs BEST PERSONALITY Thompson Miller Susan Moore 57 Superlatives aff if ,1 irq, ., D ,N-Q - we MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Hugh Bingham Teenie Sink 58 i is I-ixfig ai , ,wif Superlatives MOST VERSATILE John Clark Lou Raker SuperIa tives 'W '1 BEST LOOKING 'MOST ATTRACTIVE Tad Meade Sydney Young U if ri '5-p 1f'5' Superlatives W U A X1 R 1, , Q - ww. V K., Eg. --,J . , ,A .1,1f-ziwii- ,1 .Q, .zqimaa , 7- 2 ,.,. n,..,X4. 5,L72f A ' ffw','5,7m5Ki, ? V ifilfyffgfii V ,-,, J ' V ,t ,Q -V1.5 , Q. 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W Q 'Hitman-p.. Q 72 Junior Class Officers Don Knepper, Vice Presidentg Evelyn Hackney, T'reasu1'e'r,' Cindy Mills, Secre- taryg Reid Rhodes, President. ' Delayte Adkins Ginger Adkins Douglas Allen Jerry Anderson Jean Ashburn Andy Aycock James Baker Terry Ball Sally Barbee Barbara Barton Beth Beck Elizabeth Beck Patty Beck Robin Beck Bobby Bell Gary Bennett Steve Berrier Jim Best Manuel de Bettencourt Marilyn Bickel Carolyn Biesecker Sheila Biesecker Laura Billings Anne Bingham Harvey Blackwelder Kary Blaylock Amy Bouchard Lee Bouchard Frances Bowers Randy Bowman Bobbie Bracken Jane Brady Garland Brlman Betty Briggs Gary Briggs Brodie Brown Len Brown Bucky Buckner Lynn Bulla Danny Bullaboy Byron Burkehart Eddie Burkhart Betsy Burrell Kenneth Butler Judy Byerly Jean Calhoun Tom Cannon Jim Caroenter Linda Carrick Jack Carter Wayne Carter Martha Cashatt Jerry Causey George Chambless Myron Chastain Gary Church Jim Clark Janis Clodfelter Hugh Cole Steve Conrad Gary Cope Donna Coppley Mickey Corn Cheryl Craver Marge Crigler Cornelia Crotts Janice Crouse Tommy Curtis Johnny Dancy Clyde Davis Rodney Davis Shirley Davis TC if Yr? f gi ik, , .W ig A' Steve Davis Thomas Deese Dennis DeRock Becky Disher Judy Dole Rita Dougan Lynn Elkin Philip Ellenburg Larry Epley Rhonda Epley Vicki Erickson Myra Evans Neil Evans Barbara Everhart Bruce Everhart Judy Everhart Larry Everhart Martha Everhart Steve Everhart Susan Everhart Woody Everhart John Fite Paulette Flynt Libby Ford Linda Forrest Sherry Fowler Patricia Frazier Becky Freeman Pat Freitag Sid Fritts Jim Fry Teddy Furr Maxie Gainor Shirley Galloway Emilie Garrett Elizabeth Gee Chuck Green Dickie Green Phyllis Grice Ricky Griffith Donna Griggs Malcolm Grimes Evelyn Hackney Richard Hagler Donna Hall Cathy Hames Joe Hankins Glenyce Hartzog 'V' 4'5- Jinx M, k t 15539 'U' Ui! 77 Clara Hedrick Dwight Hedrick Jerry Hedrick Norman Hedrick Tony Hedrick George Hege Richard Hegler Jim Heitman Coy Hepler Bobby Hiatt Pat Hill Fern Hilliard Libby Hinson Peggy Hinson Gary Hodge Margie Holder Elaine Hornbuckle J. R. Horton Jane Houch Benny Huff Barbara Huffman Joe Ingram J. J. Jacobs Betty Jarvis Myra Jarvis Harold Johnson Larry Johnson Wanda Johnson Brennis Jones Dan Jones Hayes Jones Mary Kepley Lynn Kimrey Linda Kirkman Donnie Knepper Ann Lanier Betty Lawrence Barry Lee Margie Lee Barbara Leonard Cedonia Leonard Donald Leonard Gene Leonard Linda Leonard Lindsay Leonard Penny Leonard Rita Leonard Martha Leonard rf' 'vin ,fa-+f' .exif 'QA' . .A 91 it Wm...-' M. 2 V W 'A' 0 ,Q vi Julie Lindsey Gerald Lineberger Sherri Little Buddy Lohr Becky Lopp Lou Lopp Jerry Lovell Eddie Lowery Robert Lunsford Shirley McCaskill Jerry McCormick Billy McGuinn Dianne McGuire Ronnie McKinney John McWhorter Ann Mabry Dorothy Martin Ferren Martin Tommy Mayhew Susan Michael Dorothy Miller Nancy Miller Cindy Mills Judy Milner Janie Mitchell Mae Mize Floyd Moody Robbie Moody Dick Morgan Joann Morgan Kay Morris Claudia Murdock Jane Myers Jeff Myers Jimmy Myers Karen Nance Mary Sue Nance Doug Newman Patsy Newsome Jimmy Oakley Judy Osborn Cheryl Owen Janice Owen Jack Palmer Billy Parks Julia Parks Lemands Pearson Martha Penninger 'Yi in nfl' Jim Philpott Carol Pickett Phyllis Poston Earl Powell Shirley Presnell Tamara Prevette Roger Price Ann Quigley Mary Ray David Reid Reid Rhodes Benny Ribelin Ronnie Risch Johnny Roach Frankie Robbins Vicky Roberts Mae Robinson Gary Rodden Fay Rouse Butch Russell Shirley Samuels Pat Severance Richard Shaw Jo Shillinglaw Kenneth Shiliinglaw Brenda Shoaf Robbie Shoaf Keith Short Martin Siceloff Suzanne Siceloff Richard Sickles Barry Sink Charlotte Sink Dave Sink Richard Sink Bobby Smith Jackie Smith Janice Smith Jimmy Smith John Smith Larry Smith Sandra Smith Steve Smith Vaughan Smith Bobby Snider Dan Spears Danny Spurrier Janice Stoker vw, YW' i J Bill Swaim Lenora Swicegood Wayne Swicegood Doug Swing June Swing Glenn Talbert Kay Tarlton Darrell Taylor Brenda Tedder Paul Temple Susan Terry Jimmy Thomason David Truell Larry Tucker Allen Tyree Doris Tysinger Joel Tysinger Ronald Wall Billy Wallace Donrea Wallace Charles Walser Patricia Wampler Barbara Watts Myra Weaver Doris Whitaker Ted White Roger Williams Norman Williams Alline Wilson Joyce Wilson Sherry Wilson Vicki Wilson Robert Woodle Dickie Wrenn Sheila Wrenn Gordon Wright Neal Wright Becky Yarbrough Dan Yarbrough Jean Yarbrough Vicki Yarbrough Jimmy Yawn Ken Yearick Mickey York Danny Younts Cassie Zachary 5 qw-or Qtnii Sophomore Class 0ffic ers r , ,J K-- ard I ,PH H a.M...,.e--MM! 7 .V funn f-,,f.M 1 Q . o,o, --,,, ., - ig .Vin 'fm' Hu fu-H ', ..- Apu lvl' ink! fills my 'Y we fs 4 www W, an .. .-:g':Mo..7 ,. ,. . . , X A f, fe ' L A MQEQYKNM, rg 2 if . Sue Hearn, Secretaryg Carol Young, Vice Presidentg Ted Philpott, Presidentg Becky Chambless, Treasurer. em, J x Molly Albright Danny Anderson Steve Atkins Tommy Bailey Pam Ball Patricia Banks Tommy Barnes Tiny Barnhill Sandra Bean Kaye Beane Jerry Beck Robyn Beck Tommy Beck Linda Benfield Becky Bency Diane Berrier Frank Berrier Ronnie Biesecker Jayne Bingham Danny Black Margaret Black Windon Blanton Earlene Bowers Mary Branch Ronny Briggs Martha Brinkley Claudia Brockett Barbara' 'Brown Donald Brown Martha Brown Camille Burkhart Louise Byerly Charles Caddell Alma Carlton Kay Carter 4 'sr ff, 1 ka W c .,q1m,,.f, L,L., farms 3, I :fa 01. ii. n f- ' mv 'W 2, Sw- . . 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Freshmen Class Officers Andy Leonard, Vice Presidentg Suzanne Reynolds, Treasurerg Jackie Truell Secretaryg Steve Raker, President. Johnny Abrams Alfred Akers Vicki Allen Connie Ball Connie Barnes Richard Barnes Stephan Barnes Bobby Barnhill Rita Barnhill Connie Barth Linda Beck Bruce Bell Becky Benfield Roger Bennett David Berrier Judy Berrier Bonnie Biesecker Stewart Biesecker Bill Bingham Sandra Bivens Barbara Black Sylvia Boone Ricky Boner Kenneth Bost Peggy Briggs Jimmy Brinkley Linda Brogdon Sparky Brooks George Brown Jimmy Browning Tommy Bryant Stewart Burkhart Donna Burris Helen Byerly George Byerly James Byrd Bubba Cannon Roger Cannon Andrea Carrick Steve Carter xv . .,, .1 ! 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A J C' k' , A J. ii ka ,L -,k i VL, xx r. 7 N.: K K, J it Q jg y ,L h W fl f Dale Jacobs Karen Jacobs Doug James Wayne Jarvis Larry Jenkins Joel Johnson Judy Jones Spurgil Jones Linda Kepley Lillian Kinney Hoyle Koonts Junior Koonts Barbee Kugel Rebecca Lambeth Bernadine Lanier Charles Lanning Ann Lee Johnny Lemly Andy Leonard Cathy Leonard Debra Leonard Grady Leonard Macky Leonard Pat Leonard Lynda Lester Audrey Link Jimmy Link Ronnie Link Susan Linthicum Susan Lofiin Roger Lowman Sandra Lopp Sandra Lyon Patsy Marley Monte Martin Danny Mauldin Charles Mauze May Curtis Anne Meade Virginia Metcalf Elizabeth Michael Dexter Milan Barbara Miller Phil Miller Ricky Miller Alice Mize Henry Mize Freda Mode Linda Moody Jimmy Moore Thomas Moore Greg Morefield Barbara Morgan Bobby Morgan Bonny Morris Ray Murphy Charles Myers Dianne Murray Douglas Myers Eddie Myers Margie Myers Jimmy Myers Kathy McCarn Barry McCaski1l Roger McCoin Sally McCormick Pat McCrary Connie McPeak Dewey McPherson Susan Nance Johnny Neal Mike Nelson Glenda Newman Chuck Nifong Rachael Norman Nan Norris Jacque Orlando Jana Owen Steve Owens Wanda Owens 22 , fn- 'K ,ff T ,' 7 1 I 'Q , .V in ml, , 3 mkwwg, v..: if ,M 4...- f S 2 J rynr aba r B re sri S g S EQSFS Vina.: Y 9 i 101 Patricia Palmer Jo Patterson June Penniger Jimmy Perryman Van Perryman Kathy Pope Carol Porter James Powell Jan Presnell Rita Price Steve Pritchard Brenda Queen Steve Raker Tommy Ratton Suzanne Reynolds Eddie Ribelin Gail Rice James Riddle Ruby Riddle Ann Ripple Tim Robbins Richard Roberts Marie Robertson Judy Robinson Wendell Robinson Douglas Rowe Terry Rumfelt Larry Samples Judy Sechrest Gwen Shaw Larry Shaw Peggy Shaw Jennifer Shillinglaw Margaret Shoaf Lindsay Sink Bet Smith Craig Smith Gerald Smith Larry Smith Shelly Smith Ward Smith Myra Snider Mickey Sparger Jeanette Stanford Jimmy Starr Tim Steed Emily Ann Stephenson Jack Stogner Dianne Streetman Eddie Streetman Paula Stroud Dinah Swing Sherry Swink Thomas Swink Cathy Taylor Warren Taylor Butch Tetter Carolyn Thomas Cheri Thomason Danny Thompson Joyce Tollie Jackie Truell Mike Turlington Ronnie Tussey Kenneth Tysinger Sandra Tysinger Gordon Upchurch Ronnie Waddell Bonnie Wagner Bryce Wagner Jackie Wallace J. A. Walser Lynn Walser Wanda Walser Linda Washburn Louise Watkins Donald Watson Miriam Watts Kaye Weaver Patricia Weaver ii xl ynp.y,,, N, ,,.V 2 . If Y y QQ .. ,adn .,, as qw A rf ls I Q .V .4 '..A I I :L M l , Nj . fiv- ' r - t- q eggs. lp:- yi LA. gl I . , pf Q V Jaffe Q Q , F pp Q 0 ' Q ' MM - - ,W ,., V ,lk Q K aa., 'Vt 'm. -s qu YW xrtgw 5 . M to J A .h 104 5 4 Y-V. 5 Linda West Joe White Larry White Charles Wiles Linda Williams Sally Williams David Wilson Melanie Wilson Reid Wilson Barry Wood Mercella Wyatt Ruth Yarbrough Chip Young Judy Young Johnny Young Linda Yountz Ronnie Yountz Advisors .' Mrs. W. J. Moody Mrs. Vernon Price Mrs. Vincent Olenick Q 1 Q . . - mn M 4- 7 5,57 if ' PP e Q if Wm Q, Q A ww QM 1- 717, , Lax B if K' A E E'-,fffw 3 -w., , fl 'ELA Wnwzwwwnu 'Qu if ,ng 55 W iiwgerww. H 5. X...- ,I-M M , , S 5? 2 Q ,, 6 xxx a BX 9 xx um 1- ORGANIZATIONS-the steady and strong activities of our school life. Year after year the same organizations work and plan to help us, the students. Each separate organi- zation has its own job or function: the Stu- dent Council that tries to please all of us and at the same time make wise decisionsg the Glee Club that represents us at the musical concerts during the yearg the L.S.H.S. marching and concert bands which we take for granted but would miss so much at the pep rallies, the football games, and the paradesg the publications of L.S.H.S.- The Lexhipep, LEXICON, and Lexhilit-that relate student activities and work to those in our school and town . . . All of these organizations today are still a vital part of the school. Organizations . . . the places where we receive knowledge and experience that we shall use in that wide frontier, the world. WU N X NU Y Q l Student Council Left: Doug Pritchard, P1'es-ident Bottom: Class Representatives Left to right: Susan Moore, Teenie Sink, Jane Leonard, Carolyn Beck, Anne Bingham, Cindy Mills, Linda Smith, Shelly Smith, John McWhorter, Charles Mauze, Alan Palisoul, Jack Carter, Randy Michael, Sara Jo Lohr. Student Government -.r , W ,ak , ? k,b,! 108 fn S WJ, as'-4 ln Executive Student Council Left to right: Fred Michael, Assistant Storekeeperg Ann Lanier, Storekeeper, Mrs. Gayle Hussey, Advisor, Sherry Wilson, Vice President, Dee Dee Jordan, Secretary, Hugh Bingham, Parliamentariang Doug Pritchard, President, Thomp- son Miller, Treasurer. E s 5, 3, . A , e fe, 6 ' q, 6 'Sf' 5 ,gif 's..,M House of Representative First row: Sherry Wilson, Vice President, Evelyn Hackney, Vaughan Smith, Jean Yarbrough, Amy Bouchard, Susan Linthicum, Margaret Shoaf, Jackie Wallace, Second row: Linda Kirkman, Elaine Yates, Jana Owen, Jill Everhart, Kathy Stallings, Janet Fite, Cookie Hayes, Margaret Jefferies, Third row: Maxie Gainer, Becky Chambless, Carol Young, Michael McDade, Anne Meade, Andrea Carrick, Reid Rhodes, Fourth row: Steve Cripliver, Danny Beck, Micky Corn, George Chambless, Ronnie Biesecker, Ward Smith, Bill Binghamg Fifth row: Perry Leonard, Bill Hearn, Barry May, Ronnie McKinny, Van Raper, Durante Griliin. Teenie Sink Co-Editor QEKUCATE INSTRUNEN HANDLE WITH Q' r fs,::,,, K if-3 r+':sf'7'f',g 4QZ A' wx ' ,. Charlotte Matthews Advisor Sue Beck Senior Editor 110 Harriette Hilton Co-Editor LEXICON The largest publication of the school is the LEXICON, the school annual. Although we on the staff have sometimes felt that our jobs were long and tedious, we knew that it was up to us to publish the LEXICON for the stu- dents. Once the LEXICONS are presented to the school, the hours we spent in writing copy, drawing up sections, and sorting pictures are' forgotten. The reward that we on the staff get is seeing the pleasure that our friends and fellow students get from their LEXICONS. Cynthia Workman Business Manager Judy Barber Lynn Elkin Bookkeeper Bookkeepef -,g'SQ.,5f v- M, ,.,....gn! ' Betsy Burrell Assistant Betty Jo Philpott Dick Morgan Junior Editor Assistant Ed Zimmerman Sophomore Editor ze ii j 1 R Sydney Young Club Editor fa, Hugh Bingham Sports Editor Jean Calhoun Jane Myers Byron Burkehart Assistant Freshman Editor Freshman Editor www ,ce-,K fix t tt , ,ff o 1 ee Q i Q as A ..,s if Elaine Hornbuckle Judy Mauze Joe Ingram Assistant Feature Editor Photographer i. Wayne Berrier Gordon Wright Betty Hemphill SDOTIYS Editor Assistant Typist .. 5 Q at -H -.n .' , ' .1 E A l . Elaine Yates Editor .f P Susan Moore Assistant Editor Sherry Wilson Columnist 112 ':s1g2msf! . .. f525?l5?gPiS55w?il5 Q f . liwisfzf- ff 3 3 H.. , .. - . s ,. fiwzgagjg . A '31 esgg :-at 5262532355 wx 59123513 ' Q55 'V 2 . - 1 3 ji .t P Y 2 X X .L if :i!I': E'i-ZQSW , fwrstfsfg mia P ugly X fwfigim ' is se .- ' ??Q?A4i'siei' 7 W., 5 at 2: 51 53 H, 1 is , ,, , Th Lexhipep For 41 years the Lexhipep has brought the latest school news and gossip to the students of L.S.H.S. The world of headlines, bylines, and deadlines is very familiar to those on the Lexhipep staff. Without nine months of con- tinual work by those on the staff, we the students would not have the excellent school paper that we have. '-fmwl ft. 3 .la , 9' ?f' M, 3 I f Cordy Easter Jimmy Philpott Mr. David Holcombe Business Manager Assistant Business Mgr. Advisor , , si l .iie . Evelyn Hackney Jack Palmer Anne Bingham Columnist Humor Editor Assembly Editor ik v. ,. :Ml wt dl- ar ww' rf' Larry Young Jane Leonard John McWhorter Truls Bastiansen Literary Editor Exchange Editor Club Editor Foreign Correspondence ,:f' if ,EY P , it ' r Doug Pritchard Donnie Knepper Sports Editor Sports Editor Cheryl Craver Linda Kirkman Reporter Reporter Jack Carter Joe Hankins Sports Editor Photographer fgfgfis .xiii 5' 1-E151 ' ' I shi, , 6:5i'Pf:tPf9,'if?1?l?!55Lif1Wz5H may wgfmiif 1.51 ' , WQ,232f,.rQPgw,,UvapLQQ , -. K 2 pager N if , t iffgfigfgif 1 I ., H 1 12332 r , f - M , ,, -' - ' - -11 3512 .2 - egg f'Qsg,5Q,1f5f?ffr5g1-L, wt ,iff A ff 'V tv--e llis? W 55, . - , t. .ga M, .., . - I V K , ttk,.M.wtW.mw. - fi 4 V . I - H f ,. r5fra,Qif2ftf2fvQ3i-vista P f E' i . . . E5 X- 'L : VJ ' C1234 - ,.7i'f'fl?'. -. 'JH ' ,VST f,595-Heli?fFYw'?VMW5'ti' 1 E S S X , 1 - ,'1:-1a?fA:fiL-Q 5335 ig. -' . 5, ,, y .,w,, ,. ,,.,m, ., W.,3.wWf,W,M, . - if . - '- - , . . ' ,gr ,fwfr-Z - pf 7 - t 'S Eg . V- f E P I .r ' E .. ' fiiQ j3gf1 !?i?gf1Lf V ii, , 'K ' 4 fs:1,,z-fssffffwf' K1 . 5 54 - ,W wr' ' 11.f s5,'ijL,fgz':f- ' V ' wifi' ffif' 'W -2.-wi-12' K Sgr A Jiri? wrfili'-' - :fTffi5f5 7,lsi3-i'f'QfE'?'AZ,: 5 Q' ' 'Wifgglffliifgiiiisllii555-' ' V liar' ' K ' ' +5 gQf i.sifr , : : ' - A K M,,1,f.i: firyfv 'vlxf igiszgme 'xg Lf . - , fi - - - J wr f Carolyn Beck Typist David Siceloff Typist 113 C ' B k B d' B onnie ec Co-Editors ro ie rown Lexhilit The Lexhilit is Lexington Senior High School's literary magazine. Although this is the first year the Lexhilit has been published, it has been warmly received by the students. Miss Mary Ann Stallings is the advisor, and the co-editors are Connie Beck and Brody Brown. The entire staff has worked hard to create a school publication that not only the school but also the town may be proud of. Miss Mary Ann Stallings Vicki Erickson Myra EVHHS and Charlotte Sink Sponsor Literary Editors Sue Beck and Kathy Brown-Senior Co-ordinators Donald Leonard, Elizabeth Gee, and Reid Rhodes . - . t Robert Botsch-Business Manager Junior Co ordma ors 4 1 M Mickey Corn Byron Burkhart Sophomore Co-ordinators Freshman C0-0I'diI1af01'S Becky Yarbrough and Jean Calhoun 2 Q ai -filing,my,ff':iJM : 3i:,s'5i2i:iQaz5 Qf?f?25:???':x?fi5'P -Hiiijiaawaxggwf gsifw K-..-,Q .L,-k k,,-4,45-Wfyfqg Hgh J ,Y ,W K Q Y 11 4 f Q , ,gi ig, 'In M Q K SEM V. ., .,.r .. . K say K .K in iff K ,X H 2 .Q N is wi 2, + Q ii A Q Q1 N2 wg KKK fr' X Nl . ' I I . t M-14' if -avi- Joe Ingram Cindy Mills Mae Mize and Cornelia Crotts Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Readers K .A- Patty Beck Chuck Green, Vaughan Smith, Vicki Yarbrough, and Andy Aycock Sales Manager Readers 115 iii Distributive Education 46' 'SX 0? ,Xu Y' '41 X 0 3 I 6 1 I ,lvl 5'Q L61 . of X I our l lg- I A Y' I 1 a fmt y or fa M wc .wiv f Industrial Co-operative Trammg Program The I.C.T. course of L.S.H.S. offers its members job experience now for the years ahead. While working part time, students may continue with their high school education. Since most of these students do not plan to attend college, the experience they gain in working is invaluable to them. The local businesses and in- dustries are responsible for the suc- cess of this programg for Without the co-operation of local stores and plants, the course could not be given. AI . ,,.,, my I Ln sl Hn Sl , i' c -Ms A ,,g.5'g :4L::jf' M A...:y:.3.j -g. I ' nv.,-. - . 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Bnd mlm 1 K!! Majorettes: Frances Bowers, Judy Jones, Headsg Patti Holder, Suzanne Cleary, 'Glenyce Hartzog, Tamara Prevette, Reeta Owen, Diana Holmes. .al W 'I' .. ag! Xt. f 'WGS FK ef sf' 1, Tl iw .1 Q' ,sf-M Ft, ls wk Concert Junior W I arslty Band E5 Committees Martha Everhart, Barry Sink, Robert Botsch, Kathy Stallings, Stuart Parks, Jim Fry, Bonnie Wagner, Andy Andrews. 120 D A 'rw-A.i,,,,, M UWMEQ -- - 5 Mme'-'w .,4,. Q I Im Officers Varsity: President, Durante Grifiing Vice President, Andy Andrewsg Secretary, Jim Fryg Treasurer, Terry Everhartg Junior Varsity: President, David Hedrickg Vice Presidentg W. R. Hinsong Secretary, Millana Coppleyg Treasurer, Murphy Everhart. 121 Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus V bv American Field Service When we first met Truls Disen Bastiansen, we noticed his blue eyes, his dark hair, and his spec- tacular ski sweater. As the year progressed. we grew to love Truls for his more intangible traits. The warm friendliness, quick wit, and good naturedness which Truls possessed quickly en- deared him to all of us. Truls was the son of Dr. and Mrs. Banks Hankins while he lived in Lexing- ton. The Hankins children -Pat, Joe, Gary, and Bebe-were Trulis Ameri- can brothers and sisters who helped him to enjoy his year with us. Those of us who have been fortu- nate enough to know Truls personally will remember him as an exceptional friend and student from Norway. When we in Lex- ington can enjoy the friend- ship of a boy like Truls, we deeply realize the value of the American Field Service. ff' I A happy laugh, a smile that lights up for the slight- est reason, and an unmis- takable Argentine accent on otherwise perfect Eng- lish were the characteristics which Martha Occhi had to help her win many friends in Lexington. Mar- tha came to us from Argen- tina, and she was one of the most popular exchange students that L.S.H.S. ever had. Because she was will- ing to participate in any- thing that we in senior high would, she was quickly ac- cepted as a valuable mem- ber of the senior class. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calhoun with their daughters Jean, Ellen, Susan, and Anne were Martha's host for the year. We shall miss that happy smile when Martha returns home, but we shall never forget it. I Q . -1 -4 i I , ' .,,. i . aff t Q -s 1 U 'EF ii -if . 1 , .- ' - s Q 3 . A 3 I 123 I FEATURES bring the happy spotlights into our school world. The first feature is home- coming, and with it come several memorable events: the pep rally at noon to boost the team and crown the lovely homecoming queen, the colorful parade with the floats, the band, and all the pretty sponsors, the game with all the excitement that special games always have, and the dance where we can enjoy being with our friends and thinking over the events of this past home- coming. When the Tri-Hi-Y has its annual Coronation, it is a time of loveliness and make-believe. The land of make-believe seems to come alive, and the girls in long, flowing dresses and the magical decorations a o to the illusion The queens that the se ors pick to represent them at events dur 'I' e girls are our special representatives hey serve us well by being such lovely ambassadors for us. The Junior-Senior is he final feature of the school year. Again .:: . E he year are honored and admired by all. ' awe became enchanted with a dream world of dim lights, soft music, evening dresses, and pretty girls. Nevertheless, we know that features and dreamworks cannot make upfour entire livesg for all of life is not lovely anirdreamlike, and it is this fact that gives features the specialness they have. Fea- tures entice us with their beauty and spe- cialness. We know that there is no frontier to be conquered in features, but these fea- itures can show us ways to make our fron- tiers more pleasant places to live. 1963 Homecoming Queen ELIZABETH SYDNEY YOUNG VICTORY! . . . Crowning of the Queen . . . Pep Rally . . . The Parade . . . Lovely Sponsors . . . Decorative Floats . . . Beating the Bison . . . The 1963 Homecoming Dance . . . Fun! '32 112' Homecoming Sponsors . 1 oo H o Y Homecoming Sponsors I . V ,.,.v,.L,,.,, fkhmk Homecoming Sponsors 0Id South ff' 1 ,I iz Inga! W. V A garden scene true to Qld South tradition was the setting for the 1964 Tri-Hi-Y Coronation. The crowning of L.S.H.S.'s royal couple, Doug Pritchard and Kathy Brown, was the highlight of the program. For one brief hour theentire student body was transported into the beautiful world of gracious Southern life. 1, , ii I if R .lag 1 ? Q 2' 5- '3 3 JUDY MAUzE Escort, Jimmy Philpott 'QU N f f mr LARRY YOUNG Escort, Durante GTij?l'IL 'arf BETTY Jo PHILPOTT Escort, Charles Murdock ,,, A , V .R . A 1,-vziifi -1-TES . 'ri M Q . sw A A A 3 1 BEBS MANN A . v H ' Escort, Thompson Miller TEENIE SINK Escort, Harvey Fulbright A .:.:, A , o A ,N 46: Q, p in E 3, A , ,Y Psi jg ,, gf 1 IK ,W . .A X . ,KM A . . , g A Qi igwgix fn 1 'L I A f f ' W' 1 . 2 'WS ,. JANE LEONARD Escort, David Siceloj' 131 WR 5 L is 'M U Wa lg? gm :vv -, JW .W as it K f DIANE LEONARD E D Escort, Tony H edrzck L Q 65 it 3 E ,:K.,v . va' Gm it R '14 rv i W V 5 M' wap. HARRIETTE HILTON SUSAN Moons Escort, Ricky Hayes Escort, Doug Pritchard ry +4 if . S. L Q MB? 4 'F' sb' CATHERINE LAMB:-:'r1-1 Escort, Lewzs McM1llan ff swf, V- wi' I K, ,.. f fy ' ,ily PRISSY CECIL JUDY HEGE Escort, Jack Carter Escort, Stephen Schaefer -fwg, L.,. 5,-.-QV, -V,-M WMV'-.V zTliSi2i3 ts,u, Yi.5?',3' ,7,yw,,fqf.'z ' ,, if 2 Y lk 2 fr' g Q -Q 7 CYNTHIA WORKMAN Escort, Robert Botsch LYNN TRUE!-L I Nj - JUDY BARBER ESCOTL Jimmy Clark ' '15 rw.. Escort, Sidney Fritts mf' ,Wh Lou RAKI-:R Escort, Bob Philpott ELAINE YATES SONDRA SIMPSON Escort, Lynn Smith Escort, Lloyd 'Shank , at E ax ,TMR 3 Ee E , F' K Q wb - ' 134 f cs, '? Q Q 'N of .. ,,,h,' E' .T SYDNEY YoUNc ,V Escort, Tad Meade ,f 1 fs' N T T f. . . . E 5 , . 1 .L ' BETTY HEMPHILL X,Qf MARTHA Occm 3 5, of Escort, Alan Bagby B 5 L Escort Ed Zimmerman tt, , . .T,,.. -1:-,fgsswf E ,V 4 E Qvlggffrgfrfirfwmfr , -4 , 3 'S X Eff 1 1: If 5 it V . s Q - , .Q Y Ra, V, 14 p SUE BECK Escort, Glenn Smith H- 1 CONNIE BECK ANN EVANS Escort Steve Marley ESCOTE John Clflfk Rv A X x M ' Vv . Q .46 15' CAROL NEAL h Escort, Ken Yearick E , Q NT JAMIE YAWN LINDA Romans Escort, Ronald Leonard ESCOTIY, Reid Rhodes gk -v il? K,,, Av fstA5.fv2V:YS o'AfX1Sra nf R' R qw Q an 3, 5 CORONATION ESCORTS ff! -fi if s ff ' g 'ff . H X g 'fif Ka 5 ' W 4 Q , gamx W ,git I ve' 2 Q W I W A ' V -V , A -, t ,Jff ,Q W QQ ,, db! X , J 'M si, In V M ' V N: 1 - ..,, I X ' 0 Wffgi? f CAROL PICKETT Mistress of Ceremonies ,,.,,A mamma, JUNIOR SKIT L. S. H. S. Queens 1, If ,.-j5'1 wif-S f N W, L 4 SYDNEY YOUNG Carrousel Princess Lou RAKER Christmas Queen Representativ KATHY BROWN e to Miss Davidson County Contest and to Armistice Day V CLUBS gave us a sense of belonging and a sense of being needed. For our clubs we made money, built homecoming floats, planned assemblies, and paid dues. Soon it became apparent that only through hard work and ardent support could our clubs be successful. In clubs we became better acquainted-we shared our experiences with those who not too long ago had been only nameless faces in the halls. Not common backgrounds or old friendships, but the same interest, made up the memberships in our clubs. Consequently we broadened our out- look and experienced more than we possibly could have without clubs. Yes, we became aware, and this awareness was the most valuable trait that we could obtain-for the frontier is only there for those who are aware of the opportunity and wonder it holds. National Honor 1 ,- A-Q., -N. Society JANE LEONARD WAYNE BERRIER DURANTE GRIFFIN LARRY YOUNG President Vice President Secretary Treasurer fri' A K' X my . . Hx n ips' . J I .. fi .Ark Truls Disen Bastiasen, Connie Beck, Sue Beck, Robert Botsch, Kathy Brown, Terry Cecil. ,gi-'rm X K gel. 6 WK' W Ruth Davis, Jeannie Eblein, Ann Evans, Terry Everhart, Carolyn Hamilton, Betty Hemphill. ' ,. . ' .4 V , in sg e C- . . M , 1 'Q ij- is ,,. C? g kr QI' Jw: Y I , ., 1 .J , 3 in mi Vii. '. f , - .,,.,,.,, 1 , iitl A ,,. ' P - - . f ,.,d ir. gi fa Harriette Hilton, Catherine Lambeth, Bebs Mann, Judy Mauze, Thompson Miller, Susan Moore. V IAL, 1s I A K V A 1 l'f'2fi ' 1 i iw 5 9. Q V' K iii - if 1. .QJ W . N 1 f A ..,V K . L Nl' A ' V -1 J if K - V I . ' s :rf ,Ak 'lk R M, al I Q A Elizabeth Nance, Martha Occhi, Doug Pritchard, Lou Raker, Stephen Schaeffer, David Sicelofl. , . :, i . -i- .. :-L iw' ' L 4 .z Q , f f' ,. .,. f' :VA ..e-.LQ asf Eff X. . .il S 'th C nthia Workman, Elaine Yates, Jamie Yawn. Teenie Sink, Anne Smith, Penny mi , y A11 F as X xL'i 'FSI'-l'J' 3, Beta f J fx -4- ,r Club ,,, il . JUDY BARBER DONALD LEONARD HETTY PARKER President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer W CCNA it as R - 1 MW, . -,- we A A 1. Carolyn Beck, Hugh Bingham, David Cecil, Cordy Easter, Patsy Everhart, Brenda Hedrick. A 'f uf lx-,K WP' V- fn , W v ,, , Ag W Ag Q, lr ' ,f -ai . I 'I mf R I Judy Hege, Geraldine Hill, Harvey Fulbright, Tommy Meadow, Linda Nannie, Bob Philpott. Sondra Simpson, Sydney Young, Eddie Zimmerman, Butch Baker, Patty Beck, Ricky Griffith. . , 'f 531 i',, vi. Y ' V. - R N . R- ttii 6. , - ,af 'V V,, - r ,ff f- r 1. .. R '- E ' f ' . ' - 1 H' dl R - Larry Johnson, Martha Linder, Dorthy Martin, Cindy Mills, Mae Robinson, Charlotte Sink. 1--..l,,m IYQ Q. Dave Sink, Becky Yarbrough. 141 odern Music Masters' Honor Society 'C-1 0+ A Q D 341 ' .-f ' A2 slos X I o LINDA NANNIE JOYCE STANLEY GLENYCE HARTzoc JOHN FITE KEN BUTLER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian . -ws if if if ,M -v Y A . Andy . xv., x Ai, I f Jim Fry, 5 Aycock, Jean Ba ,rin xx .N ker, Joyce Comer, Ruth Davis, Martha Everhart, Vicki Erickson. J K .. . If L 'Q' Mm Q Emily Hedrick, Richard Honeycutt, Cedonia Leonard, Linda Leonard, Becky Lopp. A A rr,E Michelle McDade, .Cheryl Owen, Randy Perryman, Jo Saddler, Stephen Schaeffer, Cynthia Workman. ATS Elaine Yates, Jimmy Saunders, Kathy Stallings, Chuck Green, Jean Williams. 142 6? Monogram Club 'SQA Q J Mmfnwefowl an ,I-ff 53+-... First row: Helen McFarland, Pam Grandolfi, Bebs Mann, Mary Ann Brown, Re- gina Sofer, Carol Neal, Lou Raker, Jamie Yawn, Second row: Ann Lanier, Elizabeth Gee, Betsy Burrell, Jean Yarbrough, Lynn Truell, Sherry Wilson, Cornelia Crotts, Becky Yarborough, Jo Shillinglawg Third row: Jean Calhoun, Jo Philpott, Dee Dee Jordan, Cedonia Leonard, Suzanne Cleary, Leslie Cornman, Susan Brown, Judy Hege, Linda Kirkman, Jane Leonard, Fourth row: Jane Myers, Susan Michael, Lindy Wall, Libby Ford, Jayne Bingham, Judy Mauze, Larry Young, Dollie Black, Jill Leonard, Linda Smith, Brenda Shoaf. Future Teachers of America Officers: Jamie Yawn, President, Jean Calhoun, Vice President, Lou Raker, Treasurer, Bebs Mann, Secretary. 144 First row: Ann Lanier, Carol Pickett, Sondra Simpson, Sydney Young, Linda Rogers, Ann Evans, Prissy Cecil, Susan Moore, Hariette Hilton, Second row: Susan Michael, Elaine Hornbuckle, Larry Young, Bebs Mann, Lynn Elkin, Jo Philpott, Lynn Truell, Kathy Brown, Jamie Yawn, Connie Beck, Elaine Yates, Vaughan Smith, Sue Beck, Third row: Judy Hege, Pat Severance, Betty Hemphill, Judy Barber, Diane Leonard, Judy Mauze, Catherine Lambeth, Jane Leonard, Cynthia Workman. Not pictured: Teenie Sink, Lou Raker. Tri- Hi -Y Officers: Judy Mauze, President, Carol Pickett, Vice President, Larry Young, Secretary, Jo Philpott, Treasurer, Pat Severance, Assistant Treasurer. 145 Hi-Y The Hi-Y Club is composed of boys who are interested in helping their school and support- ing their local Y.M.C.A. The club meets regu- larly and attends church together. Besides being one of the school's most popular clubs, it is also one of the most active. 146 Junior Civitan The Junior Civitan Club is sponsored by the Lexington Civitan Club. Raising money to give to the school for repairs is the club's yearly project. Meeting regularly during the school year, the club tries to help the school in any way possible. rf' Ninth Grade Boys' Athletic Club Boys' Intramural Club V.,V . , , LA f H V, 1 ' , iz if .S f i K ,I r 4 ' ., up f .Q ff - , X i x . ' - Q KK A 2 , f VfwwwvQ afwwaf :nn-.nwmmm, vw' 'Qi Future Homemakers of America 'W 1 i A fff' , xjfs ' 15' , KKK f V - J' H'-w , ff' Z ,fa J W, X is 4 Q s ,, ' 1,1 su- :if ..,........-.- 'r ,V1,,,i,. H '51 '16 ,H ZW ,A .4 J? 45 . ' v 'f x J F N Q Lltllre UFSSS N f X 3 fl, - . of , . X, V America Q R I i ,, ,, .- Y ' fQ,: -. Y hiya yn W f wma .., N H I . ,::. .., il - Q . l V . . is 34K - Spanish Clubs I and II Science Clubs I and II ,J 'F .gg , 2 i French Club 4., ' K1 M . i, Q xg? ' af? 152 Latin Club 4' hifi? fr 153 Bus Drlvers LARRY MORRISON, President SAUNDRA GREENE ROGER WORLEY, Secretary 1 -if ' 'W' as BOBBY SMITH J. J. JACOBS TOMMY MAYHEW 4 Choral Club ' Q. Tb-51'-Qi X 56 fy, i 'Es-s if .ix Industrial Arts Speech and Drama Club Literary Club Office Assistants Library Assistants Key Club Junior Advisors: James Griflith Mrs. Fred Lewis Sophomore Advisors Mrs. John Myers Mrs. Joe Tate '54 - ,gi iw. 7 we fm, , 2 W 2 , 'Ur' WW M- 4-lard GW 5 56 Q 4lQ1 'Y ' 9? fs it A. ff W ,M 7 ia I W 7 mn - F? H , , , K... 4 M ' N x 4,2 ,, A A N, ,asf ,LL S f A K' :iff , s , . , 1 , 5 -ff ff 2 ' fi H . i I kV,k L .4 ,. ,J . , Vx . , - VVZV V V ff , if 'M sg: by img. .f-- w 51 H,-Hx K' A ,K - W 'W 'Tfyif 'V 'I ' frm , ' I A R ,, ' . . gi , 3 pq A '1 , .,-, +2120 ,- A 'Q 1 1 V .-1.-4-. .'f.- -gl. I 4 K- ffff 4m-,A , 5 5 - W K 1 L-,L' X Y 'ls -A M ,ig E w X 3 Vi A ikfw g . I 'W A 2 V is f Q 2 wif' 4.'L A 'wiv 19553 SWE Sinn in iii!-DNN 'ml all Xa, 'DZ' 1 f X 1 ' 'gm s, L, 1, -, N ,Hd WM ik WE i A Wee 5551? Q Q R Our most active frontier-SPORTS. In the tense moments of the games, we became an integrated part of our school's activities. Wins and losses alike were our personal ones, and it was never 'ta teamw but our team. The wondrous touchdowns-and there were many this year-never ceased to amaze us, and as our own Y. A. Tittles passed for touchdown after touchdown, we felt proud of the boys playing for us .... On the occasion when anger at defeat made us want to find revenge in forms we would soon have regretted, the calm and wise leadership of Coach Mull was a source of unending inspiration .... Basketball arrived while we were still discussing football, and Callicutls boys came on strong and sure. We held our breath as L.S.H.S.'s Billy Cun- ninghams and Frank Christys tossed the ball up into the air and down into the basket .... We won this year by two forces-the force of our teams playing and believing that they could win, and the force of our student body cheering the team on to show that we were behind them. It is impossible to say which force had the most influence, for each force depended upon and grew from the other. The SPORTS that we watched or participated in welded us into one large team-the school. Lexington Yel M. if 1-17 ' 3 Q,,,, if-fi Lrwg L +53 i to ,ff in X ' f in First row: Doug Pritchard, Thompson Miller, Ronme Tesh, Harvey Robin Beck, Roger Williams, Ronnie McKinney, Bucky Buckner, Jimmy row: Chris Ripple, Gene Leonard, Tom Cannon, Ken Yearick, Hayes Jones, ackets of 1963 gh Bingham, Bob Philpott, Billy Newsome, Charles Murdock. Second row: Iii, Bill Walters, Larry Johnson, Reid Rhodes, Jimmy Clark, Gary Cope. Third nrter, Jimmy Philpott, Ted Philpott, Steve Smith, Dan Jones, Martin Siceloff. 163 Cheerleaders L'-Wh ,guy wqn Jane Myers, Becky Lopp, Teenie Sink, Kathy Brown, Lou Raker, Chiefg Pam Grandolfi, Anne Bingham, Becky Chambless, Sue Hearn. Co-Captains HARVEY FULBRIGHT, HUGH BINGHAM Hugh Bingham and Harvey Fulbright, L.S.H.S.'s 1963 football co-captains, led the team very well. Bingham, an end, repre- sented Lexington in the Shrine Bowl. Win- ning wide acclaim in the conference and in the state for their football performances, Bingham and Fulbright have gained the admiration of all. Coaches V. G. PRICE FRANK KING PRESNELL MULL The L.S.H.S. football coaching staff did an excellent job this year. With the help of head coach Mull and assistant coaches Price and King, L.S.H.S. produced the best team Lex- ington had seen in several years. At the end of the football season Lexington ranked No. 3 in the Central 4-A Conference. Everyone at L.S.H.S. is proud of the fine record the 1963 Jackets set. ,M .anna 165 Harvey Fulbright, Senior Center Co-Captain, A11 Conference Charles Murdock, Senior Fullback Bob Philpott, Senior Guard , .,,,-- ., .,1.E.. Q W rrg LL-C5,, i ,ogr . , 1'-Q- -3. e,g5gm, .gr ,, 3:m,'afa.,,'..r knyfzx, 2, 5218 1. 'Q W? mi 5 Q QQ 5 f?ff3S?lQF f i , f fi, -- . gf? m,,5wz,Q.i,.7,.i 1. ., M ,f - 1 V W 5Ei'::?ii1 .' ' 34:f YiQ frm-,Y rw-3+ Q ,Qs -.ir .e.q..,.,- ,M N . . ,. B ' z , gg A rg Pre- fc -2 , ' ea. tm, W: - gi t r V 5? ff ,.' if 'L 1, --,hr-,-,.1 .' , af -' I A We 1 swgwmfs i ' 3543 55:-H 1 lv L' H ' - A Q H - - - - A L' .. , W .. fy. at. - !ki52 '!' J'Z::...2 ,' re Z -- sv :.+ .- 'YW' J aw-+aa!f:!1!a-ar. ---i:,sk-:mz- , +Vg.f,Q ffg- -at . 5 fgz- M, -5vf,.,5gq,,,gm -I .r .,? ,. ' W, K 'ff' J? 5' 384 Z. 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SEASON'S RESULTS L.S.H.S. Opponent L.S.H.S. Opponent 7 ,...., .... R eynolds 7 6 ...r,, ..,.... A sheboro 26 32 ....,. ...... S alisbury 0 21 ,..r.r ,,,..,, G rimsley 13 20 .,.... ........ A lbemarle 21 0 ..... ....,. B urlington 8 7 ..,... ....... T homasville 13 6 ...... ...,..... P age 13 13 .1..., ........ H igh Point 7 27 ,rr,r ..,.... G ray 0 ,D Q 1' , , 1 A s ' ' i - pp u p X! L ' fL aE..zw ,J - 2, K --1' sv. . , A 7 or Reid Rhodes Roger Williams Hayes Jones Tommy Cannon Junior Fullback Junior Tackle Junior Tackle Junior Tackle 168 Gary Cope sweeps right end for touchdown against High Point. STATISTICS STATISTICS Lexington Reynolds Lexington Salisbury First Downs 12 9 First Downs 10 4 Rushing Yardage 125 105 Rushing Yardage 206 16 Passes Completed 5-11 2-7 Passes Completed 6-25 3-16 Passing Yardage 77 45 Passing Yardage 95 28 Punts 4-33.3 5-34 Fumbles O 0 Fumbles 2 0 Yards Penalized 140 67 Yards Penalized 25 30 5 , Larry Johnson Gene Leonard Bucky Buckner Junior End Junior End Junior Fullback Jack Carter Junior Halfback 169 Weis Steve Smith Junior Tackle Gary Cope romps through Greensboro Grims1ey's secondary STATISTICS Lexington Albemarle First Downs 16 11 Rushing Yardage 286 109 Passes Completed 3-9 11-19 Passing Yardage 32 97 Fumbles 2 0 Yards Penalized 15 47 Ken Yearick . Junior Quarterback InteI'CePt10n5 0 1 STATISTICS Lexington Thomasville i ,l g First Downs 11 11 Q j i Rushing Yardage 198 146 h 4 ,igv l l Passes Completed 12-14 1-2 '- I Passing Yardage 88 20 - - Fumbles 3 2 uuJ'1L: QL,-h. fait-wb! .Q. 'V W 41 fa? T2 II 0 Jim Philpott Junior Center Interceptions 0 1 170 My-rw . Dan Spears sweeps wide as Thompson Miller closes in on Asheboro's right end. STATISTICS Lexington High Point First Downs 12 8 Rushing Yardage 159 89 Passes Completed 2-6 4-9 Passing Yardage 37 47 Punts 6-32 6-26 Fumbles 1 1 Yards Penalized 63 37 Interceptions 0 1 STATISTICS Lexington Asheboro First Downs 14 9 Rushing Yardage 211 199 Passes Completed 5-16 3-9 Passing Yardage 64 38 Punts 6-30.1 7-23.4 Yards Penalized 52 45 Interceptions 0 2 Martin Siceloff End Jimmy Clark Junior Quarterback i'25?,w Gary Cope Junior Halfback All-Conference 1 Chris Ripple Sophomore Quarterback Jimmy Johnson Sophomore Tackle Bill Walters Sophomore Center 172 Bucky Buckner gets loose for long yardage against Page STATISTICS Lexington First Downs 20 Rushing Yardage 318 Passes Completed 4-11 Passing Yardage 53 Punts 1-40 Yards Penalized 60 Interceptions 3 STATISTICS Lexington First Downs 9 Rushing Yardage 132 Passes Completed 2-8 Passing Yardage 18 Punts 5-31.8 Yards Penalized 65 Interceptions 2 Greensboro Grimsley 7 87 4-11 20 5-39.6 61 0 Burlington 9 103 2-16 10 5-26.5 60 2 STATISTICS STATISTICS Lexington Page Lexington Gray First Downs 11 11 First Downs 16 11 Rushing Yardage 176 146 Rushing Yardage 145 100 Passes Completed 0-8 4-9 Passes Completed 8-10 4-15 Passing Yardage 0 31 Passing Yardage 155 35 Punts 4-35 4-8 Punts 3-34.7 3-28.3 Yards Penalized 20 10 Yards Penalized 60 45 Fumbles 1 1 Managers: Richard Hegler, Danny Bullaboy, Maxie Gainor, Buddy Lohr, Gary Rodden, Jerry Lovell, Not pictured: Fred Michael. 173 Linemen Backs 3' it 4 ig Q? it 3 +2 1 9' 5 1924? 5 571-fff ' 3' AEJQQQMQY' s 'L' W 'i s 1 F4 Jw sl Z 3' ,. , if? fi ff JF Q ,. -4: ff M , js! 4 WWW! X i ma S3 13. gg wg LEW wr? V I fi? if 3 Q Y Fi Xl fe ,we w 5 Q? I W f fe' gif My gf X Q Basketball Doug Pritchard Larry Evans Hugh Bingham John Clark David Siceloff Hayes Jones l 5 . Jim Phi1P0tt Bill McGuinn Sidney Fritts ww , , L ' M A J M LW,VQ Pl 32+ 3 Y W la Llfsli . ., Q S2 fm K Q 2, ,... 14 K M-W 5 ,, M? . Dan Spears Neil Evans Jimmy Carpenter Managers: Jerry Wilson, David Sechrest, Albert Joyner. Ken Yearick Chris Ripple lla. Basketball Team: Front row: Larry Evans, Jim Carpenter, Dan Spears, Coach Callicutt, Bill Mc- Guinn, Chris Ripple, John Clark. Second row: David Sicelolf, Hugh Bingham, Sidney Fritts, Hayes Jones, Neil Evans, Jim Philpott,-Doug Pritchard. Not pictured: Ken Yearick. Left to right: Co-Captain, Doug Pritchardg Coach Bob Callicuttg Co-Captain, Larry Evans. I .Qi A :An wan vm Q? -Q wwf ,, .L WZ L. ., N A 1 K V 2' QF: ' , jkff, 1 ' K f-.1f44gVgi,?7?,f 4 'XL ws A 1'-3,5 V . Y: xv - I , A W 7 ' Q31 ' T . kd, B f v 5 3' 1 ff ,M .. ,., , , ' ' wif ' F Q, af 'W' , it N' 'f 1 'ff X wr lay? Mm R F P? yxwag Xgilgii x K W ,f V' 5-.E11E,,g... M 2 ' , 1 ,,' 1 TYHITU Q-A 4.4.5 '-.. 5 ff'-fs, ' Q 4 ke- swf ff ,,, Q-6 gk? P 5+ Qi, Q . Q ?Q?wkKw.i ,, : m i. gQ?? EEWgwQi 65 ff? ' 2 A A,,. 4 ,V H 1 fi? A ,, 'F . I ad'-L 'flifli Q - 1 I i - -'.fCfY2 Vai' ,515 K K K F L' Left to right, first row: Eric Morgan, Gerald Lineberger Charles Duffey, Keith Jarvis, Billy Joe Parks, Jerry Hester. Second row, Harvey Fulbright, Bucky Buckner, Charles Murdock, Thompson Miller, Gary Cope, Bobby Kepley. Wrestling This year under the direction of Coach Price C our wrestling team attained many victories. Our school was represented well in the North Caro- T lina Wrestling Meet by Charles Murdock, Thomp- son Miller, and Gerald Lineberger. In the meet Thompson Miller received a third place, and Gerald Lineberger placed fourth. The team, hav- ing gained experience, hopes for an even better season next year. ,. 3 4 14 G Rf- . . f --My -M 3 1 fff ' I Left to right, first row: Randy Michael, Steve Erickson, Jim Robbins, Jerry Hester, Keith Jarvis, Charles Duffey. Second row: Ronnie Biesecker, Gerald Lineberger, Eric Morgan, Micky Corn, Ronnie Briggs, Alan Gibson, Billy Parks, Steve Everhart. Third row: Bobby Kepley, Paul Holmes, Gregg DeRock, Jimmy Myers, Gary Cope, Andy Leonard, Thompson Miller, Charles Byrd. Fourth row: Harvey Fulbright, Charles Murdock, Lindsay Sink, Steve Adkins, Dennis DeRock, Bucky Buckner, Steve Smith, Tom Cannon. Track The track team works hard during the spring to prepare for meets. Boys on the team are those inter- ested in staying in top physical condition. They represent our school well in conference compe- tition. Vernon Price and Presnell Mull coach the track team. - -.nts First row: Steve Raker, Jerry Wilson, Randy Michael, Donald Watson, Charles Byrd, Ronnie Link, Keith Javis, Gary Cope, Jerry Byrd. Second row: Ronnie Besicker, Jimmy Bryant, Bobby Kepley, Pat Smith, Ted Philpott, Donnie Knepper, Andy Leonard, Jimmy Myers, J. R. Horton, George Chambless, Charles Lanning. Third row: Martin Holder, Steve Adkins, Tommy Cannon, John McWhorter, Jack Palmer, Ward Smith, Bucky Buckner, Roger McCain, Jim Frye. Fourth row: Billy Joe Cross, Charles Mauze, Norman Williams, Curtis May, Hayes Jones, Ricky Benfield, Stewart Biesecker. Not pictured: Hugh Bingham, Bob Philpott, Charles Murdock, Jim Carpenter, Larry Johnson, Roger Williams, Robin Beck, Reid Rhodes, Mont Hedrick. 184 mf'- w . vf Th ag, ' is-new . - ..H.7.1F.w ,W ,W 4 im - ,A fy- 185 -Afnrf A. Tennis 'iii 1 mm L- ai? Q,.1'. 'ra fa 71 'QP' N we fa li ia? 4 , sb? 'few W 1: Q5 as-N 'iw 2 if M H xr V M3555 eh 455 lifr xifgw? 5 'X x wk. ki ga iff' Snzimif' QR I ICS-4' M JW 'X g 'lnawzf Qlfzwf KMA , A , 'TP ,gin Q? 1, Sgr Gfggm.-. . ,, -e K 1 S i f K .LH ' xg X. wr NMI. 42 First row: Bubba Cannon, Tommy Ratton, Allen Gray, Creth Holman, Steve Erickson, Larry G-riffith. Second row: Micky Corn, Dicky Morgan, Byron Burkehart, Donald Leonard, Neil Cun- ningham, Charles Caddell. Third Tow: Dave Sink, Jeff Griiiiith, Jimmy Philpott, Sid Fritts, Bobby Snider, Steve Horton, Jay Young. Not pictured: James Rash and Cordy Easter. is Q 'S' -XT A - i ai Baseball it 'i li if ' , , r r First row: Doug Rowe, Greg DeRock, Kenneth Hilton, John Neal, Jimmy Binkley, Chet Penninger, Gerald Lineberger, Tommy Everhart. Second row: Freddie Layton, David Martin, Harold John- son, Jim Clark, Ronnie Tesh, Gene Leonard, Dwight Hedrick, Ken Yearick. Third row: Dennie DeRock, John Moony, Bruce Briggs, Steve Smith, Alan Palisoul, Timothy Star, David Hedrick, Manager, Bob Cust. Fourth row: Dickie Wrenn, Steve Berrier, Robert Mode, Dan Jones, Bill Swaim, Harvey Fulbright, Wayne Berrier. Not pictured: Thompson Miller, Warren Taylor, Jimmy Johnson, Albert Joyner, Manager. Golf The golf team is well-known at Lexington Senior High School. During the last few years, Lexington's golfers have been among the top-ranking in the state. Frank King, the coach, has done an excellent job in training the boys. eioi .::' sei o i' ortierr A r W, ,A iiifi:i,iww'sf1 . if Mi r W ff' , V-+1 - ,:, , wg .-,,Vgf,g1Q ,.,i.,wf,.sfg'ff:1 'Y 'v?g1z',':'1'Y'P54 Z J. A--f , ,i A .M I ,qnmrwr-2v F2' If' W ,, , , , 1. it '- K 2 'fl-f r' ,, ' ' H '1 ,.?af2rS?'4' mgwfvgfg , . my-QF :AX Q. W in . . .- f , 'X' 2 P222 'W - Img , im-iw L ' it A - I Q L. z ,Q .-1 511.3 1 M' M 7, Q fs 1 -1 M R M 4, 9, ,,,,,,, fm -Q. if M , '17-355s M ,-l,,,,, - J,x4.1,y1.k,i..,ff,5a1 9, , my J, 1 , gf-ga WZ gg , V, +4 lla? 2 1, M W In , wig Q ff 1 W 'f 35? fy H f it M N. ' 1 as ?M F, , , K m...,- .wo wg, ie f g if ia.. , 5 ey, f , if? l W 3 i - 1 ,E if r ina e -f .,,, f-me 61,1 frrfyd iff' -gig '4ri?ffS2 'Ag' :Ei-'ffiff' E of ff ' M fssrsi , 1 p,,gg:5-ti, Qgrgglif-f:fa,-2-:, fgffggf 2 lg-:rg 1- 51:53 ig is-W lgggsj l 'ligzv .av- , '- ,zh wffg jp , gps' , ,ig V V,iii,,igig W gig V.,s' - -' , mf? '. ,- wi-Kali :M Q, . i iiiwwa Q, wks' Front row: Ed Hinkle, Hugh Cole, Craig Smith, Chuck Wall, Chip Holton. Second row: Johnny Walton, Ray Williams, Van Raper, Ronnie Johnson. Third row: Gordon Wright, Lloyd Shank, David Siceloffg Eddie 'Streetman. Q F 2 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . they mean about the same thing in all the annuals-the end of an annual and the finishing of a school year. These ads help pay for the annual, and they give us space for writing in our annuals. However, these advertisements mean much more than this-they show that the present business leaders have faith in us, the future leaders, and that they are willing to invest in our publication. This shows communication between the older and younger people in our city. The advertise- ments give us a glimpse of the frontier, the future, and what it holds .... We thank those who have given us advertisements, and we hope that their faith in us will not be disappointed. It is up to each of us to keep that faith alive, and if that faith is kept alive, the frontier will be kept the Same. fp. - fxx- Q 'xfu ' J, Q41 X 'VW V N A - Q Ccm,q,W 'Q QL,LdQjv,Y5 Hy Qgvgllf. Awww-N..,,.f bQ,Vkd lT5klfQ5'vgfi. QQK, 15 .RLifx,,'xfX.LQ. EQQQA- f3'vNQL Il 5L.a..f ffl- la MITCHELL HARB AN SON 1 WM fygfxfk wtxw, xAM,Qi,. cl . Qihfvulfw-VCL, 2 KLJCJXMACQ qpw kQj,GCfL.m' Home of the Cement Sprayihg dn ' ' , , ,, Q- A,5,cQ6Nfw,fm,yQ O04g,mxcA.LftLG.1. uJ-004-oO-oafu-MISL. QJWJW-,mb ILESIQINQSXZZLEXMUUMQQ. I DO-4.Q,L M 5J,,L15gR8ggNJcI1jgg WINETQHEGDS-ALL sggs , WM MQ- J Sa1Q.s1s2'sA'E.T .eN,,.D.N ICBQQMEDQWHM 0.00. linda Afqdu-. WQ.-NL iLbV:E q.Q.,.Q1L.iQu.1,ff?g ww QR We 1. x'g,,Q-wwi JJ amwdg-y..MQ,Q.., api 7 0 O Grade A 10071, Co S3 iQ, b QQ . OU SPE'CI c 'E' , M.: . 'F ' 1 . , G' 9 a e SL avn . r A uri. ' 1 DI .Quad MAJ-e HWWWJ 1 'Q :Q - maclwwz ww' Oaklvw ADJ- QUQ55 1 2 fl Q Q Q, 'D UJJ' NEB? Tire .GQ'mdi Attenti0n uX4 Q Abewgfmal-321g ,bk-Jw . lea-Qu-'2xQ,Q,,E,P, BLNST - -9 -R19-5-0--+Q, Q33 c MUD LM - :Em fx, N-X'LxQ.UMW G Qu NPN-WM K 0 K 0 'SQal ' w 4 0 NkQlEqEai1D qm3wg ga '1,J,,,,,5,MT ,,1Q,fLdw,. 44 QV. 0 wwuqp JSM 'QM .ibm-N9OwM 'vm S APPED Y' PPOINTM NT QQT3-Tofu v-WL, gum ' lug, u.19'l?fpi'f,, 592 ,D-J,Q4 PQM li., ,QTL M, LJ 5 Q,Z,P,Q14?3flQ Q?-Jn.-I 'XL f , VL, iff?-Lnw C31-,fo-finfv fplhl- gkgyf'-I -, if MP, VAL 1',,f::M ,rf www W2 L ,SJ-1Jf.JJ.J GH. . NZ? QF xffrmgk xtfww ,fr R' iw ' W WV H E' atifxgciss L4 4 Tire mounted tubeless on special Sidewall cleaned in preparation f 'R A very thin coat of cement and curing wheel. for rubber. solvent is applied. Rubber is applied to tire quickly and Placing tire on mold. easily with special template. Removing tire from mold after I5 minute 3 9 if cure. Hand breakir removes tir: with ease. K K. Q,Ul'ROl4j ,ix 524, i.x,lxz.u,1.QTM -J 3 CL-L6 I-fe Qicw iliac Mmlli QHUJW- V'Ufe4'Mi?i'Q Q CfUlWhite Side Wall Narrowing CVQJYQ l ifejilfi Machine For Tires Q UZ fwblfxffl A gn, QQ QWWX Ls-Uk 71' 'fwimm X -. ,y l nc C' I 5 u,.+ a w! UQQL com Av bfi? , T J t 'W-WiLff'v T L' ML' cmd! 1 ,- T 8 A ,M f fu Mg. QM - fl wt ,if U J ' 3 u eaning white wall while still mounted w I in' H 3 I JF 1 n X on curing wheel. ' 2,5 I 'RP-QV E, bl ' GLUJR Xlwnxmcill, Shawn Ld FYLQJLL E A cl LL Cifn Ll Q1 o.QQ -e .i.-. -lse5 ilu 6r',ql1.k.f'LSL I mtg To eiot,eL,,s .Uliilxxlll . ' ilu fhbifi' 'iw .. . Q ,vm Flexi QQQML- ' ALR LQ cefckix ,T.?:52i:,'.?IS :LiL:,:. .2':'11.Z Z!2?:,x1'l. ANdfrHER?llRsT IN TH TIRE yy INDUSTRY FOR HANRBATIRE SERVlC ' y 3 A Q cuffwtq QQ.q7l my Wxcdg ff . 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I ,mjww E c1LJo 'qS5Jupp-Lggf-Qfr'J Oz H52 ffm' PhonexCH 6-2 9 - I Furniture C1 Appli ces fob the Ho e Lexington, North Carolina THE LIV S wU 'J' Cammy x Mrmw FXFHIASIEA gal A LM' fgnf?ibt Zn1Zl' ' THur3tax-slfknjzfwii 'rg ,Q.ufJv S Thomos Motors, Inc. if 805 Winston Road Lexington, N' C' Lexingto 0 arolina QQOLV .f K 9 QQ ' W, D.ofi2nngn:glgg o f It W1 Q Cc Qt RWMHM JM L, H MMM Phone CH 6-513f' UE 2 Qi DK M MW yfgjnxgigg ,nf Fginfdv is Lexington, Nor n Carolina 5 Min fi 0jf.LF:lWfn.32,af xlfwi K W- vsyiig Hmmm' f ,Q of MEQEFAAW Wffw 'RWM SML W ABM QXMJAQA w WAi4,iifQgii?' S YLING PROCTOR ff S L N SCHWARTZ J, q 7' 8 fwmrpwmow vlqfifnnff whww f M ' M 1 , . . J 6 ffjjf' Q T225 ja' K- LEA ' i A lflycwydi-6ZQf,p5Aj7Ccz:fJfrnU an - C+ L pf, W A ,U 42 CLBQNQIK MQTQRQU imp ff WERQZQQ? QQ1Qf ' , COK1Lw,INCZMMwUL , ARDWAKE 0., INC. A A LAC - oLo5Ai6's1LE ffl ' 12sf'1wifeffS'e601-?a?6f,iv' J f AQHQQJCTL AwfU 6'2'65 'J W, .14.vJ4a0w4fLf941z,A L., N, IL, n ..,, , gf Q- i F U-ZZ' - K -' f . fsfgiislnibl NITUREfC0. jf-f-Cffffa Z, 'Riga whgne H 6- 4 2- ' - ?f'fLzf1f.,4 I!-5 L4'f'c 315 Cotton Grove R ' ' A+:---WAAS I 414, 37'ff'f'i,f-3, riff' 'KJ6-lg7Il?,Ef7L6?45I.gfL?J, rt' flilvuvlwnri ROBY A. LEONARD 4' eg-AvfR'5 'PAlN1: A' If WHOLESALE . - fcrnd -f 'L ' A f WALLPAPER STORE 'M 1' if ,f A-1 ' N 1 mpli 0 x , WM It 3 Compliments WM - f, ? ee rw WU . mi N CLQ5irsgx We We W ,jf W J of L' We W rr W We fir? L Q M -, , 1 ..5FAW-i. L Q , ,A ,J - TW? Szfinsalgfg Q,J5i,5e5f MLf enis4 TUG My Home 0 Fine shoes 'V' Ne My ofygnff D Miqof Compliments ROYAL PURPLE CL' A Sf' V ersonalized Dry Cleaners GMM Quality With Service XX OHN F. RAKER RS. 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J WHlTE,NX4AxV FURNITURE . M,,,M,L,Ke,,.e, ' R A ' ' f ' .- :fy f 1 CORSAGES FLOWERS l I I Ewngtbigf oad', f lrgunxgton, N. C. POTTED PLANTS X dl' f' 2 j V' D X We grow our own orchidsi' ' N DQ X X ron If 0 - ' 210 Wes over Drive I' 3? fx RL pp Phone :JH 6-2168 ' Y , A 1 N , ff 5' gi' f N- x ' ' f ' . R , ' Ny' A' I 1 I '. ,yy lff :ff . VA! I' My ,fWa f My Af WW?W M A Mo! HH ' ' e in owers W L :Q Q70 , , ' F' 56 ,yf I ' 4 I ma Flower Shop 1 WDW I fSAGES ko .6,,4,,,, 4391, st Porrzn PLANTS MW 0 : L !A Q-F Fbjeral Designs Our Specialty KK X Ph G x ve - , i f . . 5' ' if zozs ' V ' n C f yn ,K W ,KL Wg- 555 fi S ' J 1 ' - -gf. V 6 ,B I , f I J . 5 Ja' ,f , L A .L , , . . 1' ' A2 I ff .,A 1 f jx I Z f y ,.i. JV. 1 'I X . n ,f ' f' ,., .Wg 'Q .Q ..-3,'I .1 ' 73 , V -. ' - , . 1' - f- - i ' K.. ., It - r A - , -,. 4 SQLQZZL,-wflxvigfmbmdzmgk K . 4 LEXINGT N S'l1ATE W. A 'mir:iz::f552:o:i123f BANK! ' ,- WPI L LEXINGTON - WELCOME .. . ,. 9. 1 I f-I .., Q. 1 .V i.- -.f '7 -' PARKER-MILI?ER 'JEQW'ijHER5,.g , cERT11i1-:D GEMOLOGIS'f'S' fp ' -, Und' - D QREGI STERED JEWELERS -AMERICTAN GEM 'SGCIETY L, . 'IT' X N 1-'I 3 IP If , -, I .., wr 0- , an . f Q3 : pm 4 -5 -' cs' -, Inf- U I I N -- I ' - THE , IIIBARBECUE CENTEIRIS A N. Main Street N If JK 'Q V ,Q 'Eff I Y '. ,L , I ,I . Y Y 'Y Q I Yoouo Gogrdti., me I , 1 X, , V r w I -U I f 1 J 11. . ', , , ,, I lf. -e f- ,- , 1 N V 0 fffl. V Complirhents I 6 ' Il.-f R. ' -'F :JAM 'H' '-'-Af' ' II- I 'N .Pj-gf Mit I LEXINGTON REXALL DRUG IV -A ' - 'I Y- IAI .- Lexington's Prescription Drug Stores I fig.: S I TWO LOCATIONS I6 South Main Street f'iiIgnd,' . ' Park'HCenter ' East Center Street ,I A k U K, ' I , NK.. I lv I ,I I I leave jfw x,i,o, 0a,mLII.aL Lwruu OLM7 UJFJLLSOQ, 5uLw.1a1QKETT's SUPERETTE Qui UIU1Qf0Uf7i5g?fy5bEf t Af' week Wiwvx ,rw UJW' 'ifm' XIII DfEs'15NERS OL '12 Q MIJUYM- LL, LA.L-ally LI: owe www I ' LEXINGTO ,N. C. t AssoclATE STORE, moi We O- aefmka, Stow, euoigiz, amd, -wwnq, wnlcompliments Of . . 4HILL'S DRIVE-IN QI C0mP'M'fS of I 1 ' u We Wire flowers Everywhere HILL TOP FLORISTS ' ' The Woodliefsv LEXINGTON, N. C. 963 So. Main St. Phone CH 6-2846 WAGNER TIRE .SERVICE w ' Q 54224 , Q6 ,Dafoe df LfQZZ6ZAQ4M'6' '5264' 5? ,kzfvoad ,QAQQWQ .,er14ff4ZffQ53pQQ?Qgs fo' 24.491 624 . pfeceyffiefee MWA! rmniiwe A N Me e, 7 M44 I GZ 746 HMCQAL A149 , f 422635, V4 A6 5545? .AQXLA6 gggpjgg cgi, 7 , A-eziQZ,L' 7 A fre ma? igfazzn W ,,4ff.f,eL ,Q ,ez 'PEZEE dycswe fQ,C4 FI E 236 344 A4462 23552 Wwe ee Q A fe A oe A Zfjg Q74 Cfcx 151144 A 1 ff PLANT PHONE 24 2354 LEXINGTON V, jaw 9 IQ! f NORTH CAROLINA ' f X . LONG DIST NCE oNL 246- 354 S THE S ' - JJ 18 North Main 9 Em.-in MAL ' C0 of MEN cf aovs sHo s AND If t:Lo HING JJ f if -V , e - C -- ' en fijwft cgplbid , LL-- PERP AND 034411 606411, uth biain Street . I ,om ' ts of ' SANITARY ARBERS P C omplimenls Of Davidson Funeral Home I. E. O F NITQRE P M O T' T our Frigidaire Foy Foust, Owner 312 North Main Street Phone CH 6-2915 'Congratulations to the E. B. Stone Finance Co. Class of 19642 of Lexington Y 514 North Main Street PICKETT AND GREEN Lexington, N- C- A Phone CH 6-5958 The Shop for Men CLOTHES SHOES AND FURNISHINGS i f We invite all Junior and Senior girls to register their china, crystal, and silver patterns . with us. A free gift for you. 4 I 1, , CQSTNERS ymz... Phone CH 6-2201 Lexington, N. C. , 'KX ,ff , - Y l . . . ,ff All n-White Pontloc Buick Co R Telephone 249-9138 'H E. Second Ave. X ,Q . Lexington, North Carolina ' n Q '. up Don White l 1 1 1 I Doug Allen B Ll I C K Q u Z ,L ZQQLQ ZNQQCCVXJ Q X042 C3 igogjkxg, ' ' Ou 7 'X 5 CJD Q J METAL yugo RAIL COMPANY INC. , C J ,C ffgvgfk-1 QA wg QMQM gh, 5411445 Area Code 7 E'Exi?9 it 844 HCL, 3, flf JSM J' VGA av fif we fhZ s52,:!6z4l L 1 , JA . ?Qt jf? m2t t 7 M 2 f-bf qi! Qffwf ,fy ff' C2 CCW ENNONAH COTTON MILLS Mgffff 3 J If W' ' QM Qkvafy! 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' 12-L'-I' 'T'-CJ .ar fy- HL, Qi- Ty - I E C'fE'xgNC'rOii1' f4l4AkDiJ0AiE CORPQM' -1 'NO Phone 246-2313 'in 1. ' FARMERS HARDWARE CO. - xiphone 246-25'l9JJlH A-Ill! 7 T 'A GOOD MOVIES IN N , 77. Y-'vp V I V fx ,A ,f.'., h,-L wi A 'fo 1 AT THE LEONARD'S RED fr WHITE GRO. if'--,J ,gl We Give King 'KOrn Sitapps Tomy fy' Dpfv V' .H jill! A QM. JV. .A Qjf Af!! ' SR Rf ,x 'R . Rf aff yi wvb-,Lf?!.QJLJ'!x.' I. Xzgxy' Compliments of oy O' A :J ,kj A N W ,R ' CLARK MOTOR CO. Mu xv R EOR Rf NPV ap - 'fk MIYOUERIG RAOOERNS yxif' -A kA.f' 'I WM i HI V! XJ! N X 7 X V X M, . I nc' K I , ' . X. Lt n 3- ,fifvafwff lp X J 1 X-M! ' jdl liiiby' f ,uw,'LlQ, M fgw-ui: lib firgnum C HOES FU :sums UNNINGHAM BRICK Nfrfdfff . QJULU-Q -' 2 Anythzng For and Bo , - X Z . ff! WE QPPIEEICIATE YOLUNR vlslj Xa i fJ'JJ'!' . my .YV NJ 'fx LXQY N. Mam QM ,J xkfxphgne CH,Q1i488 f ,f M U FJ My ' wx WWXXH15 MSO. ,ii JJ 'FJ If '1 if N jf J! 'Nj' f f X Kid. I dwerqizxmiisq 05LQuali?1fq u acfum ,MJ f C'fJXBf ARZJOK f ff! 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Q.La,d'v-'J y,:,a.Af.iw0,Qr1.Q.., re n Printing Company Complfmfs of , 'i fi 9 E V hompson, Inc. '7773'V'ZD5 Office Supplies ' Gifts 07' p Ph. D. CLOTHES ' School Supplies MICHAEL-STERN CLOTHES 'fpzmp 'WDA 3717.07 JARMAN SHOES - Lexington, Nogwifgczina RESISTOL HATS QW QDILI 114111 IWJDDIIIV u.11 ' nz lluuu MA ' , 4 1 1 J 'Tl-OB rpg' ' FIPZVZ' M ' 'YWDJ2' f'EfDf7'7I' UUWU rv-12!l2'PfTf . mfrwfpfvw 'yffwv fWWYW P 'Www W, 'W 'W7 fp-ww W7v97g VFI 'aq'vfDv'fZ'v'fW1 vf9 l -1 . N ll ' ', 'Y yy' 0 fy W X yl ,W K ' il ff . :glr : pg IJ. . 5 I llflylf G 96 ' ' l T P psf' MA ' A CES y Butler Conra Pork Ce r ' 1, f ' jf Phan ' . ex n st Exclusive g . ylb P ' ' Lad' s' Shoppe W M A . Nzsu AN - A ol LOA . one -2610 4 921 Str e ' PH I 20 S a'f ' l l a 1 gt I I ort Cam l ' I j X 5 ik!! s W 'JE Q V' g b , e r' er l-fa QJYUU . 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C7 ' A ' cv-12.1 N ' . ' . J V' 5 Nm I J Y-1 J 1 ,r A .C 1 , , A, I, A 4 C ,viz A 'IA-A51 ff COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. ff , V Vf,0Z7jL7L f L xington , L, y nal MM 482 X Q,g,,dM6xg,.L ,mu sam tm smibaukt 1' ' LAN MAQQXXX ugdfv. 'Y'l-xkts LJVKBV has if b n :Rigid tzhmmzm 'vis SQ-1 V-QPQ' Q mgxk K,-Nguqt gm-qq, Q.XAsses AVooxw.TH1r' wiki uklihgvg SEQ.-GNL QQ-YK1. YXXQQSW QS xe I haul Compliments of 25115 Nobel mdniwe. 'IN Nd M-S Qld Wag LM he.-N ou. Pave... n 'ZR muFXVw. Buumx 'Quai khsx-Rl, lynx was :nuutwuun cAsuALs. INCFD ww Nd ir. Yugi uae. mJ..kX have ww-v-QDQNMQ Y xQw5 BHXQ. 1-SQA Xmmk Nm Qs.-:xv-2.15.-X-OXVN WWA' Xbbms hm-x'2.s me UNO-Q-SNS-3 Ida' Qww-Q. vf Quad Bvxwxmeysf 'WNW'-3 ETSFERQ-3.5 Compllmdnts of qbbha WZWWWEQWM Llpgw WWTSWWM' Mffww x N Q 1 Z! Lingo- CJSQ, , L,-Jeafebfzf J , ,L f ,f 2 4' jk-6,6114 . A , , ' ll LL1'f'k' x A J gb! V if -,' If '7 A. . 1 L.-Lk Q ' . if LQ' 110' ' 4,L.,- ski N 'k , ., - , ' f - . A 3 fbi . 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I, , i ft , ig, P Q L- -2 be to , - . , L J if ay,-L 3, ge L s ei. wifi' 71 Q N' I ' ' I - - fs f N I, ' I -x Q ' Yes, every Spring a stU-7,4 z,4,f.L,. VL- 14' L 'C' Q 4 'f 1 'IRE N i ,Q Q1 -J dent's thoughts will turn to gy, V RA ltgfkggefr. -,gg LL -1 if ' X I -' 'Y Howers and bees and things fix ' , 3' XX . . . and graduation and 1 'QL L ff 1 LL MM- ,,, 'll Vg! ' 5 f' bees and things . . . and fi JL it ' .3 kai - W 95 3 Q' every spring we turn our ' v, kr-L iv v . i'N , .,,i .. 1 1 A i 5 N Q ' -y , j is e 3 2 , J I My 'y , . 1 1 'J n AQ xv ' , 'ul X x - V and thoughts to students earbooks and things . . . nd class pictures and type Rnd things . , . and . . . why o on t finest yearbooks N5 es d ed by Edwards Ni 'B i Br ghton, Raleigh. Y ' We , , :Q lr D2 my X, 1 ,Jf it v I ' Xx 3 X . , NJ . X QV ,J J A My A N i ' Q A ' ri ' ' ' i tlfmib ' ' X t , i ' A A '1 Xt X1 . x -x ,, : I, is e Rf JN Xl X s J -f g Y' 4 Mt 'ft C A dug J I ' ' . ' , J xi ,, 1 -Q A J mwfff 3 yt 111 4- V my X : 'xi '-V' .1 ' Q, 4 A xj 4 A 1821 North Boulevard . W i xi -A I X f ' r x, X 'L i 3 ' 14 j 'BQ r ki V V X . Q Q X. Y 4 , fd gf! X ti X, v 3 ,t it Q yy i. e , 1 J g N A f :NRM ' 1 X N' . , ' XJ A 3 fe .t x Ta I . .5 Tl '- J l X if J l ! 3 I 'lf NJ - YC ' X 1 Kin XX xi W ,V 'J fx Q qi g 3 x J V- ' , in N XY' x- V XV N FA-N X' 'l it o, XJ uw -X. s ' 'xj .V L' M i if e 'i ,g2fz,!fLJ fig Flnls All endings are a paradox, for they both stop and begin. This finis marks the end of another LEXICON and the end of another year, but it also points to the future. With the ending of this year, the next year begins. Before turning to the next year, we the editors of this 1964 LEXICON would like to say Thank You to those on this year's staff. The LEXICON could not have been published without the hard work of the following people: the Class Editors, Jane Myers, Byron Burkehart, Jean Calhoun, Ed Zimmerman, Jo Philpott, Dicky Morgan, Betsy Burrell, and Sue Beck, the Sports Editors, Hugh Bingham, Wayne Berrier, and Gordon Wright, the Feature Editor, Judy Mauze, the Club Editors, Sydney Young and Elaine Hornbuckleg the bookkeepers, Judy Barber and Lynn Elkins, the typist, Betty Hemphill, and the photographers, Mr. Cliff Ingram, Mr. Claude Gentry, and Joe Ingram. Finally, we would like to say a special Thank You to the two people who have guided this year's LEXICON from a dream into a reality. Miss Charlotte Matthews who has not only advised but also worked hard on the LEXICON, and Mr. Joseph Phelps of Edwards 8z Broughton Company who has been both helpful and patient. Their inspiration has been invaluable. Only endings which come prematurely are sad. The endings which follow completed duties are happy ones. The heinous part of John F. Kennedy's death was that death caught him when he had only started to reach his goals. There was still so much he could give to his young family, his powerful nation, his progressing world. On election eve of November 1960, a young Bostonian addressed a group of people with these words: I run for the Presidency of the United States because it is the center of action and, in a free society, the chief responsibility of the President is to set before the American people the unfinished business of our Country. The young man won the election, and for 2 years, 10 months, and 2 days, John F. Kennedy worked on the unfinished business of his country. Then a rankish bullet shot him down, and the business remained unfinished. The great knowledge, the profound insight, and the deep concern for the nation and the world vanished, leaving the people stunned and bewil- dered. John F. Kennedy tried to pass on this knowledge, insight and con- cern for mankind. Whether or not he accomplished this, one cannot tell. Only in the coming years, when we have had the chance to finish the work John F. Kennedy started, will we realize the significance of the ideas and ideals of the 35th President of the United States. Success on the frontier may well depend on how well we can finish the business of the NEW FRONTIER. ' Jia 9,45 Wiki, QM... ma... 1 - ' ' ' ' . ' - f- .-f f , V W f 4 P f' - ' Q ., lf. my 'Z' U f if ' ! 5 ',. W ' B , 'RX,',. ' 2 ' E 5 HW TM. 5371? 'V 5 , wx , ' lr xg .fze4uaa0fof,07.m. L, 1 N AUTUGRAPI-ls ' 1 Julio? Zdigl, MCQLLZ pf?-D zvdzfwwyqygcbaf . . X! , 4 'E E Ha 'Ani 1 31 Ll E 5 5 sg E ki 5 E GS limi S! if f ff' ma- adv af .A ,li d 276 pw , QM! 4 Jwnw 0'v Zio , f - Zia! J-lfaw .4 !Z4ZQ7,f 4 V 'fb-6 Qaof M1125 Aman. 5 Mi. Zgffff 102641 pabfcf-fa: 2724, Aan, Z , fi MQW zmfvafffy. Qfull A JWQQMJM 4 M WMQWQ SAW gf! 4 fb 7? Wi' 6! Z! figdf M74 M-WZQMH? wW WggW , ' N 765 7vCfCf. Vg-Q1 X M6244 - , 4367! 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