Ligon High School - Echo Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

OLIVIA RANEY LIBRARY 4016 Carya Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 The NINETEEN SIXTY-SIX THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF JOHN W. LIGON JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA EDITOR DAVID ALSTON ADVISOR C. C. LIPSCOMB ACTIVITIES The Drama Guild ' s Production of THE QUEENS ENEMIES ( REWORD The facets and diversity of our capital city are many and varied, yet somewhat removed from us as younger citizens, but dear to our hearts are the memories of by- gone days here at our Alma Mater. To preserve a record of these moments and the count- less other experiences of you and your classmates, this Annual strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities and the character of Ligon High School. With the passage of years one may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge radiated from this segment of our fair city and say From this Capital City came the 1966 ECHO. The Staff CONTENTS Pages Introduction 1 — 4 Classes 5 — 64 Activities 65—106 Athletics 107—112 Administration 113 — 124 Advertisements 125 CLASSES Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Malcolm Debnam VICE PRESIDENT James Watson SECRETARY Elaine Walker TREASURER Walter Davenport HISTORIAN Bessie White PARLIAMENTARIAN George Hall Class of 1 966 KATHIE CECELIA ADAMS Ambition: Chemistry Teacher Activities: Echo Staff Scholars Programs Press Club Vocal Ensemble Library Club N.Y.C. ALICE PATRICIA ALLEN Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Y-teens Office Club Business Club F.H.A. ANTHONY ALLEN Ambition: Mortician Activities: Esquires Art Club Knights of Soul Track Football BARBARA ALLEN Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-teens F.H.A. Teen-Tops Business Club Office Club Zeta Lites LARRY ALLEN Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher Activities: Basketball N.C.S.I.O. Track Vikings DAVID ALSTON Ambition: Public Welfare Consultant Activities: Office Club Echo Staff Scholars Program Football Vocal Ensemble Romans JOAN ALSTON Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Senior Y-teens Library Club Teen-Tops LEWIS ALSTON Ambition: Textile Chemist Activities: I.C.T. Club Basketball Football Band Esquires Scholars Program Seniors CHARLES ANDREWS Ambition: Barber EVELYN ARNOLD Ambtiion: Model Activities: Vocal Ensemble N.H.A. DORIS ANN AVERY Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Scholars Program Modern Music Masters Orchestra Business Club Marionettes LINDA BAKER Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Y-teens Business Club F.H.A. Vocal Ensemble ill— «L BOBBIE BARHAM Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Business Club F.H.A. Vocal Ensemble Y-teens RAYMOND BARNES Ambition: Chef Activities: I.C.T. Club F.H.A. DEBORA BASS Ambition: Elementary Education Activities: Teacher Science Club F.H.A. Echo Staff Vocal Ensemble -8- DOROTHY ANN BATTLE Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Scholars Program Modern Music Masters National Honor Society Orchestra Business Club Teen-Tops Class of 1966 JUANITA BECKWITH Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Activity: Library Club NEAL BELL Ambition: Businessman Activity: N.C.S.I.O. BARBARA CLAUDETTE BIRDSALL Ambition: Secretary Activity: Library Club CARNETTA WILMA BLAKELY Ambition: Speech Therapist Activities: Drama Guild Marionettes ROBERT EDWARD BLANDSHAW Ambition: Engineer CHARLES BRANCH Ambition: Businessman Activity: N.C.S.I.O. LELAND BRANCH Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Basketball Art Club Senior Hi-Y Knights of Soul SHIRLEY BREWER Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Art Club Vocal Ensemble Y-teens Echo Staff 9 MAE CATHERINE BRIDGERS Ambition: Home Economics Instructor Activity: Home Eckers VERNELL BRIDGERS Ambition: Data Processor Activity: D.E.C.A. VIRDELL BRIDGERS Ambition: Data Processor Activity: D.E.C.A. PATRICIA BROWN Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Y-teens Home Eckers Vocal Ensemble Library Club ROSA NELL BROWN Ambition: English Instructor Activities: Teen-Tops Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Scholars Program BELVIN BURRELL Ambition: Nurse Activities: Office Club Business Club Y-teens JOANN BURRELL Ambition: Professional Secretary Activities: Marionettes Office Club Business Club Y-teens GWENDOLYN BURWELL Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Art Club Marionettes Advanced Chorus National Honor Society Home Eckers Seniors -10- Class of 1966 RONALD H. CANNON Ambition: General Contractor Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. STELLA PATRICIA CARR Ambition: Surgical Nurse Activities: Teen-Tops Y-teens Library Club MARGARET CHAVIS Amb ition: Commerce Teacher Activities: D.E.C.A. Y-teens Senior Home Eckers Zeta Lites Teen-Tops Business Club MICHAEL CHAVIS Ambition: I.B.M. Technician Activities: Football Drama Guild JESS ANTHONY CLEMENTS MARY COLLINS SANDRA COOPER CAROLYN JEAN COX Ambition: Social Worker Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football Activities: Cheerleader Activities: Art Club Activity: Library Club Basketball Press Club Business Club Art Club Vocal Ensemble Marionettes National Honor Society Orchestra Y-teens Y-teens Zeta Lites Seniors JOHN J. DANIELS Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. WALTER CONWAY DAVENPORT Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Band Vocal Ensemble Esquires Club Scholars Program Magnificent Seven FRED DAVIS Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Football Baseball Basketball N.Y.C. Band JAMES EDGAR DAVIS Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Scholars Program Esquires Drama Guild Magnificent Seven MARGUERITS DAVIS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Marionettes Art Club Scholars Program Echo Staff MARGARET DEBERRY Ambition: Registered Nurse Activity: Drama Guild CYNTHIA DEBNAM Ambition: Psychologist Activity: Tennis -12- MALCOLM LOREN DEBNAM Ambition: Physicist Activities: Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Debating Society Esquires Modern Music Masters Vocal Ensemble Magnificent Seven Class of 1966 MAURICE DEBNAM THERESA DEBNAM SHIRLEY DENDY LEWIS DEWBERRY Ambition: Cosmetologist Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Speech Therapist Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: F.H.A. Activity: Library Club Activities: Library Club Activities: N.C.S.I.O. Vocal Ensemble Press Club Track ROBERT DRAKEFORD Ambition: Professional Basketball Player Activities: Football Basketball N.C.S.I.O. DELORES DUNN Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-teens Vocal Ensemble F.H.A. EMMA EDWARDS Ambition: Professional Secretary Activities: Y-teens F.H.A. Vocal Ensemble Library Club EUZELIA EGERTON Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Library Club Library Assistant Y-teens F.H.A. Drama Guild D.E.C.A. -13- PAUL ENGLISH Ambition: Business Executive Activities: Business Club Senior Hi-Y Vocal Ensemble D.E.C.A. JULIETTE EVANS Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Cheerleader Teen-Tops Y-teens NANCY EVANS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Vocal Ensemble F.H.A. THOMAS EVANS Ambition: General Contractor Activity: N.C.S.I.O. MAXINE FORTE Ambition: Legal Secretary Activities: Vocal Ensemble Library Club Home Eckers CAROLYN FREEMAN Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Business Club Library Club Y-teens Home Eckers Advanced Chorus Press Club N.Y.C. JAMES GARTRELL Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Business Club Echo Staff V.I.C.A. N.C.S.I.O. Art Club TERRY GAY Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Zeta Lites D.E.C.A. Seniors -14- Class of 1 966 LESSIE GIBBS LYNDA RUTH GILCHRIST JOHN GILL LYNDIA FAYE GLENN Ambition: Commercial Artist Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Electrical Engineer Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Art Club Activities: Art Club Library Club National Honor Society Basketball VERONICA GOOCH ERVIN YANCY GOODE JAMES GOODE RUTHIE MAE GOODSON Ambition: Business Administrator Ambition: General Contractor Ambition: Foreign Aide Worker Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activity: Drama Guild Activities V.I.C.A. Activity: Football Activities: Teen-Tops N.S.C.I.O. Cheering Squad Business Club Seniors CYNTHIA GOZA Ambition: Political Scientist Activities: Library Club Zeta Lites LARRY GRAHAM Ambition: Buildin g Contractor Activities: Football Baseball Romans ROSE GREENE Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Zeta Lites Vocal Ensemble Y-teens F.H.A. ANN GREEN Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher Activities: Art Club Y-teens F.H.A. ROMAN GREEN Ambition: Auto Mechanic Actiivties: N.C.S.I.O. Hi-Y OLIVIA GREGORY Ambition: Choreographer Activities: Office Club Business Club F.H.A. Teen-Tops Vocal Ensemble RALPH GUYS Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. Football Basketball Romans Art Club DELORES SHARON HALL Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Library Club Office Assistant Teen-Tops Zeta Lites -16- Class of 1 966 GEORGE WASHINGTON HALL BETTY O. HARP JOYCE MARLEEN HARRIS PAULETTE E. HARRIS Ambition: Mathematician Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: Data Processor Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Activities: Marionettes Activities: F.H.A. Activities: Cheering Squad National Honor Society Office Club Y-teens Teen-Tops Knights of Soul Business Club Art Club Echo Staff Art Club Scholars Program MARY HARTSFIELD Ambition: Social Worker GEORGE L. HASTY Ambition: General Contractor Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. Track Art Club Library Club JOYCE ANNETTE HAWKINS Ambition: I.B.M. Technician Activities: Marionettes Library Club Y-teens Art Club JOHN DEBNAM HAYWOOD Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. Basketball Romans ORRIN RAY HAYWOOD, JR. Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Esquires Art Club Tennis PATRICIA ANN HESTER Ambition: Keyboard Puncher Activity: Business Club JAMES ROBERT HIGH, JR. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Student Council, Pres. National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Band Magnificent Seven Debating Society Scholars Program THOMAS HILLIARD Ambition: Architectural Engineer Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Esquires Magnificent Seven Track Tennis Scholars Program Band FAYE CYNTHIA HINES Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Home Eckers Y-teens Zeta Lites BETTIE MAE HINTON Ambition: Nurses ' Assistant Activity: Y-teens MAURICE HINTON Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Track Art Club SHARON HINTON Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Library Club N.Y.C. Seniors -18- Class of 1966 GLORIA JEAN HODGE Ambition: Child Psychologist Activities: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Marionettes Debating Society NATHANIEL HODGES Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: N.C.S.I.O. Band V.I.C.A. LEONARD HOLDEN Ambition: Federal Agent Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. Baseball Basketball Knights of Soul MARTHA ANN HOLDER Ambition: Social Worker Activities: F.H.A. Home Eckers ARDO CLAYTON HOLT, JR. Ambition: General Contractor Activities: Football Baseball Drama Guild N.Y.C. N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. GLENDA HOOD Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Y-teens Library Club F.H.A. Band LUCILLE HOUGH Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher Activities: Advanced Chorus Y-teens Library Club Vocal Ensemble PAULINE HUBERT Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Y-teens Business Club Art Club Drama Guild Seniors REGINALD HUNTER Ambition: Professional Artist Activity: Art Club DAVID JACKSON Ambition: Stock Broker Activities: Basketball D.E.C.A. Baseball DAVID LEON JENKINS Ambition: General Contractor Activities: Advanced Chorus N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. JESSE JERNIGAN Ambition: General Contractor Activities: N.S.C.I.O. V.I.C.A. ARTHUR JOHNSON Ambition: General Contractor Activities: Advanced Chorus V.I.C.A. ETHEL PAULINE JOHNSON Ambitio n: Professional Speech Activities: Therapist Debating Society Library Club Y-teens Drama Guild N.Y.C. Advanced Chorus JAMES ALBERT JOHNSON Ambition: Business Administrator Activity: Baseball JIMMY JOHNSON Ambition: Disc Jockey Activities: Art Club Business Club Press Club 20- Class of 1966 BETTIE JEAN JONES Ambition: Beautician Activities: Art Club Advanced Chorus Press Club Scholars Program Vocal Ensemble Y-teens JAMES JONES Ambition: Painter Activity: N.Y.C. BETTY LOU JONES Ambition: Secretary Activities: Advanced Chorus Vocal Ensemble Y-teens N.Y.C. PARIS JONES Ambition: Biologist Activities: National Honor Society Romans D.E.C.A. Scholars Program DELORES JONES Ambition: Fashion Designer Activity: Y-teens RUBY MAE JONES Ambition: Psychologist Activities: National Honor Society Debating Society Teen-Tops Scholars Program JACQUELINE JONES Ambition: Stenographer Activity: N.Y.C. BRENDA LOUISE JORDAN Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Vocal Ensemble Advanced Chorus Scholars Program Teen-Tops LORETTA KNIGHT Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Y-teens D.E.C.A. F.H.A. DOROTHY REE LANE Ambition: I.B.AA. Operator Activities: Marionettes Vocal Ensemble Scholars Program Art Club ERNESTINE MARIE LA5SITER Ambition: Secretary Activity: Y-teens JEROME LASSITER Ambition: Brickmason Activities: History Club Vocal Ensemble LEONARD LASSITER Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Advanced Chorus Business Club PHYLLIS LATTA Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Teen-Tops Zeta Lites Drama Guild Art Club Tennis Scholars Program ANTHONY LEACH Ambition: Cartographer Activities: Business Club Advanced Chorus Vocal Ensemble N.C.S.I.O. N.Y.C. Track Echo Staff DONALD LEACH Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activity: D.E.C.A. Seniors -22- Class of 1966 VIVIAN LEE Ambition: Business Manager GLORIA LONG Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-teens Library Club Business Club Zeta Lites BEATRICE LOVE Ambition: Gastroenterologist Activities: Modern Music Masters Echo Staff Drama Guild Vocal Ensemble Marionettes Business Club Advanced Chorus LARRY McCLAIN Ambition: Commercial Artist Activity: Art Club ERNEST C. McCRIMMON, JR. BRENDA McCULLERS VINCENT McCULLOUGH ALFRED McCOY Ambition: Masonry Contractor Ambition: Chemistry Instructor Ambition: Chemist Ambition: General Contractor Activities: Art Club Activity: Office Club Activities: National Honor Society Activities: N.C.S.I.O. V.I.C.A. Debating Society Art Club Seniors george Mcdonald, jr. Ambition: General Contractor Activity: N.C.S.I.O. JACKIE McKOY Ambition: Research Chemist Activities: N.C.S.I.O. Track Basketball SAMUEL McLEAN Ambition: Elementary Education Instructor Activities: Romans Scholars Program DOROTHEA McNEIL Ambition: Elementary Educat.on Activities: Instructor Teen-Tops Debating Society Business Club Library Club JAMES ELWYN McNEIL Ambition: Business Executive Activities: Esquires Scholars Program Band Track JOYCE McNEIL Ambition: Secretary Activities: Library Club Press Club Business Club N.Y.C. JACQUELINE MALONE Ambition: Home Economics Instructor Activities: Office Club Business Club HAROLD MANN Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Echo Staff I.C.T. -24- Class of 1966 PATRICIA MANN Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-teens Business Club EDNA LOUISE MARTIN Ambition: Model Activities: Teen-Tops Scholars Program BARBARA MASSENBURG Ambition: Receptionist Activities: Y-teens Home Eckers JAMES MELVIN Ambition: Commercial Engineer Activities: Romans Baseball Basketball I.C.T. LILLIE RUTH MILLER Ambition: English Professor Activities: Debating Society Mu Alpha Theta Advanced Chorus National Honor Society Library Club Scholars Program RUTHIE MITCHELL Ambition: Secretary Activities: Y-teens Business Club JACQUELINE MITCHENER Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Office Club Business Club F.H.A. Y-teens ROBERT MITCHENER Ambition: Heavy-Equipment Operator Activity: Football -25- THOMAS MORGAN Ambition: Electrician Activity: I.C.T. BARBARA MORING Ambition: Social Studies Teacher Activities: Orchestra Advanced Chorus Library Club Y-teens RAYMOND C. MORING Ambition: Plumber Activity: I.C.T. IORETTA MYERS Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Marionettes Cheerleader Business Club Office Club Scholars Program Seniors -26- Class of 1966 PAULETTE NICKSON Ambition: Secretary Activity: Science Club PHILLIP T. NOBLE Ambition: Jazz Musician Activities: Band Track N.C.S.I.O. SANDRA ANN PARKER Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Scholars Program Marionettes CHERYL OWEN PEEBLES Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Home Eckers Vocal Ensemble HOWARD PEEBLES Ambition: Business Executive Activities: Art Club Business Club Esquires LEONARD PEEBLES Ambition: Television Cameraman Activities: Basketball Track I.C.T. MARTHA ELAINE PEEBLES Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Actviities: National Honor Society Marionettes Echo Staff Drama Guild Scholars Program MORRIS PEEBLES Ambition: Physical Education Teache Activities: Football Baseball Art Club Seniors STILWYN M. PERRY Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Business Club Vocal Ensemble Marionettes HERBERT ALLEN PLUMMER Ambition: Diesel Activity: I.C.T. LUCY POLLARD Ambition: Mathematician Activities: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Art Club Scholars Program N.Y.C. DONALD POOLE Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Football Baseball Romans Art Club N.Y.C. RALPH POPE Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Football Baseball Romans ROXANNA POWELL Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Drama Guild Vocal Ensemble CAROLYN PURCELL Ambition: Elementary Education Activity: Instructor F.H.A. FLORA RAGLAND Ambition: Secretary Activities: Business Club Art Club -28- Class of 1 966 LEON RATLIFF Ambition: Elementary Education Activity: Instructor Art Club BARBARA RAY Ambition: Secretary Activities: Business Club Vocal Ensemble FAYE RICHARDSON Ambition: Elementary Education Instructor Activities: Y-teens Echo Staff Glee Club JEANETTE RICHARDSON Ambition: Teacher Activities: Echo Staff Library Club F.H.A. Library Assistant Zeta Lifes MICHAEL PIERCE RIDLEY JAMES RIVERS FLOYD ROBERTS LENA R. ROBERTSON Ambition: Business Manager Ambition: Commercial Artist Ambition: Sociologist Ambition: Business Education Activities: Football Activities: Echo Staff Activities: Art Club Instructor Romans Art Club Hi-Y Activities: Teen-Tops Business Club Business Club Library Club Office Club Office Club Track Business Club Y-teens N.Y.C. -29- DWIGHT ROBINSON Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Track Echo Staff VERNON ROBINSON Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Romans Office Club Business Club Scholars Program AARON B. SANDERS Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Science Club Esquires AGNES SANDERS Ambition: Secretary Activities: Library Club Assistant Teen-Tops Drama Guild Business Club N.Y.C. ALVIN SANDERS Ambition: Mechanic DONNIE W. SCOTT Ambition: Business Administrator Ambition: Activity: D.E.C.A. Activities: JACQUELINE SCOTT Social Worker Vocal Ensemble Home Eckers MINNIE SHARPLESS Ambition: Dietician Seniors -30- Class of 1966 VERNON SHAW Ambition: Professional Disc-Jockey Activities: Track Press Club Advanced Chorus Tennis HENRY SHELTON Ambition: Electronic Computer Ambition: Programmer Activities: JAMES O. SIMUEL Business Manager Basketball Business Club Knights of Soul N.Y.C. Hi-Y BARBARA S1NGLETARY Ambition: Fashion Illustrator Activity: Art Club ALMA SMITH Ambition: Elementary Education Instructor Activities: F.H.A. Library Club Assistant Business Club CAROLYN SMITH Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Office Club Scholars Program Mu Alpha Theta Teen-Tops JOHN EARL SMITH Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Tennis Scholars Program JOHN HENRY SMITH Ambition: General Contractor Activity: N.C.S.I.O. Seniors JOSEPH SMITH Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Art Club Echo Staff Library Club Track PERCY SMITH Ambition: Voice Instructor Activities: Football Vocal Ensemble N.Y.C. Basketball SALLIE F. SPARKS Ambition: Research Mathematician Activities: Office Club National Honor Society Senior Teen-Tops Mu Alpha Theta Art Club Choral Ensemble Scholars Program N.Y.C. LARRY SPENCE Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Knights of Soul Basketball Track N.Y.C. Class of 1966 PATRICIA H. STEWART LENA SURLES JAMES TERRELL ANNA L. THOMAS Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Biology Teacher Ambition: I.B.M. Worker Ambition: Hair Stylist Activities: Marionettes . Activities: F.H.A. Activities: Marionettes Business Club Y-teens Vocal Ensemble D.E.C.A. Business Club Library Club Orchestra HENRIETTA THOMAS Ambition: Nurse Activity: Office Club JOSEPH ARTHUR THOMAS Ambition: Medical Doctor Activities: N.Y.C. Library Club Esquires BENNIE THORNTON Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Drama Guild Echo Staff Library Club BARBARA THORPE Ambition: Model Activities: Senior Teen-Tops Office Club F.H.A. -33- Ambition: Activities: DEBBIE TOOD Social Worker Mu Alpha Theta Scholars Program Marionettes Social Studies Club Tri-Hi-Y JANET TUCKER Ambition: Secretary Activities: Teen-Tops Business Club Office Club N.Y.C. Y-teens GLORIA TURNER Ambition: Dietician Activities: F.H.A. Y-teens Business Club HOWARD UPPERMAN Ambition: Electrical Technician Activities: Band Baseball Football Business Club PLUMMER VINES Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Band Advanced Chorus Modern Music Masters Track GWENDOLYN ELAINE WALKER Ambition: Research Chemist Activities: Echo Staff Y-teens Drama Guild Advanced Chorus Business Club N.Y.C. EARL WALTERS Ambition: Philosopher Activities: D.E.C.A. Orchestra Band Vocal Ensemble Modern Music Masters Esquires Senior Hi-Y GLENN WARREN Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Activities: Advanced Chorus Baseball Press Club Art Club Library Club N.Y.C. Seniors -34- Class of 1966 LORETTA WATKINS Ambition: Marine Corp Activities: Senior Y-teens Vocal Ensemble MARY WATKINS Ambition: X-Ray Technician Activities: Art Club Y-teens JAMES WATSON Ambition: History Professor Activities: Football Baseball Basketball National Honor Society Scholars Program N.Y.C. ROBERT EARL WATSON Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Romans Football Scholars Program THOMAS WEATHERFORD Ambition: Architect Activities: Art Club Track MATTIE WELDON Ambition: Secretary Activity: Y-teens DOLYSKI LAVAR WHITAKER Ambition: Super-Market Manager Activities: Art Club D.E.C.A. BESSIE E. WHITE Ambition: Business Education Advisor Activities: Tennis Library Club Debating Society N.Y.C. Seniors BARBARA JEAN WHITEHEAD Ambition: Elementary Education Activity: Teacher Y-teens MARVIN TYRONE WHITLEY Ambition: Social Scientist Ambition: Activities: Romans Basketball (statistician) Activities: QUETHER WILKINS Business Education Advisor Football Art Club ALFONZA WILLIAMS Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher ALVIN WILLIAMS Ambition: Electrical Technician Activities: Football Track EMMA WILLIAMS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Business Club Zeta Lites PAMELA WILLIAMS Ambition: Nurse PATRICIA WILLIAMS Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Teen-Tops F.H.A. Office Club -36- Class of 1966 RONALD DWIGHT WILLIAMS Ambition: Accountant Activities: Football Band LINDA WILSON Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Y-teens Library Club Business Club JOHNNIE WINSTON Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Business Club Echo Staff Advanced Chorus D.E.C.A. Office Club N.Y.C. CHARLES J. WORTH Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Mu Alpha Theta Scholars Program Band Tennis Magnificent Seven PATRICIA A. WORTHAM Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Teen-Tops Office Club Business Club Y-teens N.Y.C. Art Club VERA YOUNG Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: Art Club Zeta Lites WILLIAM CHARLES YOUNG Ambition: General Contractor Activity: D.E.C.A. ZELMA YOUNG Ambition: Elementary Education Activities: Teacher Vocal Ensemble Y-teens Library Club Zeta Lites -37- MOST MODEST Carolyn Steward Malcolm Debnam MOST VERSATILE Robert Watson Bessie White MOST BUSINESSLIKE David Alston Joann Burrell 4966 fewMw MOST WITTY Vernon Shaw Beatrice Love MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Emma Edwards Percy Smith BEST DRESSED Patricia Wortham Nathaniel Hodges MOST STUDIOUS Sharon Hinton Lillie Miller CLASS HISTORY In the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Two, 310 young and energetic Americans entered Ligon ' s hallowed walls as freshmen. These giggling girls and frolicking boys were about to begin a great expedition in search of knowledge and truth. We realized that the journey up Mt. Success would be a difficult one. There would be obstacles to block us. Many of us would fall by the way side, but for us who remained there was a citation, a diploma, which would open many doors for us in the future. So after having packed our gear and met our guides, who were Mesdames M. R. Cook, A. M. Levingston, B. P. Ingram, D. W. Revis ; others were Miss M. C. Bullock and Messrs, R. E. Stewart, D. R. Ingram, G. F. Newell and Coach Peter H. Williams, we started climbing up Mt. Success. As we climbed many of us began to branch out into the various crevices of extracur- ricular activities. Four very energetic young ladies, Mary Collins, Ruthie Goodson, Paulette Harris and Juliette Evans joined the cheering squad. Sallie Sparks, seemingly born to lead, was elected 2nd vice president of the student council. Alma Smith and Bobby Jones won second place in the physical science and biological divisions of the science fair. During the year Louis Alston, Malcolm Debnam and James High became affiliated with the marching band. The year was filled with so much for us all that it seemed to have slipped away from us. Well, it was September again. We were a little more than a fourth of the way to the top. We stopped to get new supplies, new guides, and a few more climbers. The new climbers were graduates of Washington High School who had come to join us. When we left under the capable guidance of Mesdames I. E. Washington, A. M. Levingston, M. V. Lindsey, E. H. Perry, L. H. Webb; others were Miss Rosalyn John- son, Miss M. C. Bullock, Miss M. C. Lee, Messrs, Howard Cunningham, D. R. Ingram, H. E. Archer, and M. C. Hill, we were 377 strong. Many of our boys, namely, David Alston, Michael Chavis, James Goode, Larry Gra- ham, Ralph Guys, Ardo Holt, Robert Mitchener, Donald Poole, Ralph Pope, Michael Ridley, Percy Smith and Robert Watson joined the football team. With the help of these he- men, the Little Blues were declared Eastern District Champions. During this same year Fred Davis began his famous training career. Larry Spence made the varsity basketball squad while James Melvin, James John- son, Robert Drakeford, David Johnson, Jesse Clements, Leland Branch and John Haywood qualified for the J.V. With the help of James Melvin and Larry Graham, Ligon ' s baseball team ended their season with a 9-2 record. In spring of ' 64 John Smith, Charles Worth, Thomas Hilliard, Lawrence Clemmons and Bessie White joined the tennis team. During the following year the team was de- clared state champions. Barbara Allen reigned as Miss Ligon High. Lillie Miller, Ethel Johnson, Brenda Faulk, and Bessie White were contestants in The World Peace Speaking Contest. The winner, Brenda Faulk, was awarded a trip to New York City. Lillie Miller and Bessie White tied for second place. The year was filled with many jubilant occasions for the girls and many of the fellows were two and three letter men. Another year had slipped by. When we started the expedition in ' 62 we realized that everyone wouldn ' t reach the top. We realized that the mountain was steep and that we would face many difficulties. But we also realized that at the top was a reward, so as Sept. of ' 64 rolled around we really got to work. We were a little more than half way up. Our guides for the year were Mesdames M. J. Watts, Allie Peebles, K. S. Brown, M. W. Blakely, Elsie Perry, Alberta Levingston, S. V. Perry, M. D. Aldrich ; others were Miss Maye Ligon and C. C. Lipscomb. CLASS HISTORY James High and Ray Haywood brought honor to the class as winners in the physical science division of the science fair and were later permitted to enter the District Science Fair. Barbara Moring won third place in the biological division of the Science Fair at Ligon. Gloria Hodge, Robert Watson, Doris Avery, Rosa Brown, Dorothy Battle and Lucy Pollard became affiliated with the Mu Alpha Theta Math Club. During the following year Debbie Todd and Carolyn Smith were inducted. Barbara Singletary and Ernest McCrimmon received gold keys for their art exhibits at Greensboro, North Carolina. One night we shall never forget was the Junior-Senior Prom. Because of their love for Ligon, a group of juniors lead by Dorothy Lane and Anna Thomas composed the Junior Class song. Memories of the prom will always linger in our hearts, for it was truly a Rendezvous of the Stars. As the summer approached and school closed, some of us decided to attend various summer institutes. Dorothy Battle qualified for the Governor ' s School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Doris Avery and Brenda Jordan attended Bennett College at Greensboro, North Carolina. James High attended Morehouse in Atlanta, Georgia. As we finished that year, we eagerly anticipated September of ' 65 for we would be seniors at last. Seniors at last ! ! ! We had reached the zenith of Mt. Success. We were advised by Mesdames M. D. Aldrich, M. J. Watts, B. P. Ingram, E. D. Toole, L. H. Webb, R. B. Wil- liams, W. M. Williams, A. M. Levingston; others were Miss E. M. Yeargin and H. A. Poole. Although we had reached the top, there was much preparation before we would be ready to venture out on another and higher mountain. During this year, Bobby Jones and Donald Poole represented us well at the North Carolina State Fair when their works of art won first and second places respectively. Vernon Shaw, Kathie Adams, Shirley Dendy, and other Ligonites had us to tune in every Saturday for Blues in the News. Gloria Turner was crowned Miss Ligon High and reigned over homecoming festivities. James High served as president of the student council during the senior year. Jesse Clements, Robert Drakeford, James Melvin, Larry Allen and Leland Branch lent their energies to the basketball team. At the end of the season they were declared Eastern District Champions. Debbie Todd and Barbara Thorpe were chosen by the Executive Board of the admin- istrative office as models for the Hudson-Belk Company. We were very proud of them. Sallie Sparks served as president of the National Honor Society and Paulette Harris was captain of our cheering squad. Two young men, Donald Poole and Michael Ridley, participated in the Annual Shrine Bowl Game in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Rosa Greene did not miss a day in school during her years at Ligon. While all this was going on, Mrs. Ingram and her playmakers were diligently pre- paring for the presentation of Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, casting James Davis, Debbie Todd, Walter Davenport, Charles Worth, Carolyn Purcell, Gwendolyn Walker, Ethel John- son, Carolyn Freeman, Dorothy Lane, James High, Janet Tucker. Yes, we had finally reached the top of Mt. Success. We shall never forget the many hours we spent on science projects, the toil and labor put in our chemistry, and the in- teresting discussions carried on in government and sociology. The excitment of our junior-senior prom will always linger in our hearts. We salute the Ligon Faculty and assure you that your many hours of teaching have not been in vain. We shall forever strive to be good citizens and to uphold the high ideals you have inculcated. Bessie White Historian President Levi Beckwith Vice President Phillip McCullough Secretary Alicia Adcock Assistant Secretary Edna Thomas Treasurer Brenda Farrell Parliamentarian Phillip Holloway Reporter , Linda Parker c L A S S O F 1 9 6 7 Adcock, Alicia Allen, Harold Alston, Louis Archible, Bobbie Atkinson, Willie Avery, Mikel Avery, William Baker, Bennie Baker, Melvin Barnes, Barbara Becknell, Prince Beckwith, Levi Beckwith, Valeria Blandshaw, Alfred Branch, Douglas Bridgers, Freddie Bridges, Sadie Bright, Francine Brooks, William Bryant, Jerry Bryant, Mary Bryant, Peggy Bullock, Jacqueline Bunch, Leon Burnette, Chester Butler, James Cannady, JoAnn Carmichael, Aofford Caviness, Claudette Chaplin, Benjamin ■HHSt x MHi Chapman, Earlene Chavis, William Cooley, William Cooper, William Cox, Eddie Crump, Effie Curry, Elizabeth Curtis, Michael Curtis, Ronald Daniels, Doris Davis, John Debnam, Cynthia Dorsey, Moses Dunn, Alice Dunn. Bobby _ Br i Dunn, Mary Dunn, Robert Edger, Anthony Elliot, Mary Ellis, Larry 2m w ■f - Evans, Gerald Evans, James Farrell, Brenda Faulk, Brenda Fields, Andria Fleming, Sundar Fogg, Clarence Fort, Claudette Foxwell, Antoinette Frazier, Betty Gartrell, Douglas Glover, William Goodson, Claudia Goodson, Joyce Graham, Margaret ■mm j9H Guess, Ruth Hamlin, Mattie Hamlin, Valentine Hammonds, Leroy Harris, Clarence nil i,4 ft ' Harris, Ervin Harris, Johnny Harris, Larry Harris, Linda Harris, Patricia Harris, Senora Hawkins, Marietha Hayes, Carolyn Haywood, Willie Herndon, Sylvia Herndon, Thurman Hilliard, Annie Hinton, Catherine Hinton, Fred Hinton, Grace Hinton, Leverne Hockaday, James Hodge, Everette Holloway, Henrietta Holloway, Phillip mm Hopkins, Otis Howell, Eugene Howell, Sandra Hudson, Mamie Hunter, Ronald 11 ft Hunter, Shirley Ingram, Beverly James, Grace Jenkins, Velma Jeter, Matricia Johnson, Dianne Jones, Delores Jones, Dorothy Jones, John Jones, Sylvester lj| i Jones, Theresa Jones, William Joyner, Charles Kay, Donna King, James Mi 2Jk King, Joyce King, Margo Leak, John Leake, James Lewis, John D., Jr. c L A S S O F 1 9 6 7 Lewis, Monica Lilly, Robert Logan, Eugene McCoy, Charles McCullough, Phillip McKinley, Raeford McNeil, Charles McNeill, Marilyn Mack, David Malone, Julia Malone, Kenneth Martin, James Maye, Booker Mial, Toney Miles, Beaufort Miles, Linda Miller, Anita Mintz, Carl Monroe, Lillie Montague, Michael mamm rtdiif WS j . JHHHH Moore, Catherine Moore, Johnny- Morgan, Maurice Morgan, Mayme Morgan, Sandra Moye, Carolyn Noble, Anita Paige, Ruffin Parker, Linda Parker, Rosa Peebles, Dennis Peebles, Patricia Penny, Betsy Perry, Carolyn Perry, Eddie Perry, Faydene Perry, Viola Peterson, Carolyn Poole, Printice Poole, Roxie Preston, Venice Pulley, William Purcell, Robert Ratcliff, Anthony Redfern, JoAnne Riddick, Carolyn Ritter, Artura Robinson, Jimmie Rogers, Fran Sales, Lester Sanders, Gwendolyn Sanders, Levi Smith, Brenda Smith, Nellie Smith, Ronald Smith, Thomas Smith, William Spann, Cynthia Stallings, Constance Stanley, Lawrence Stiles, David Taylor, June Thomas, Edna Thorpe, Myrtle Thorpe, Wilbur J u N I O R S Thorpe, William Todd, Louvenia Tomlinson, De Gantus Tomlinson, Ellen Trice, Janice Turner, Lonnie Upchurch, Francina Upchurch, Gwendolyn Upperman, Gloria Ward, Robert Watson, Betty- Watts, Gwendolyn Watts, Michael Weldon, James White, Joe Whitley, Melvin Whitley, Sywanda Williams, Floydstyne Williams, Jacqueline Williams, John M. Williams, Lillie Williams, Nora Williams, Sonny Wilson, Frances Wilson, Lewis Woodard, Janie Woods, De Juanna If JWk SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Wilton Wallace Vice President Vivian Logan Treasurer - Frank Weaver Secretary Evelyn Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms Leroy Knight Assistant Secretary Janet Howard Parliamentarian - Leotha Forte Reporter Brenda Mason -48- c L A S S O F 1 9 6 8 ADAIR, JAMES ALLEN, DAVID ALSTON, ALMA ALSTON, WILLIAM ARTIS, MELINDA ASHBURY, BERTHA ATWATERS, EARL AVERY, CAROLYN AVERY, PATRICIA BAINES, JOYCELINE BAINES, LA FRANCES BECKWITH, MARILYN BETHEA, TONEY BLAKELY, WILLIAM, JR. BRIDGERS, WILIAM BROWN, PAULETTE BRYANT, PHYLLIS BURRELL, CHARLES CLARKSON, SAMUEL COOLEY, WANDA COOPER, MABLE COWAN, ANDREW CROWDER, ROSE CRUTCHFIELD, PERRY DAE, MICHAEL DAVIS, SARAH DICKENS, JOHN DOLBY, NORMAN DUELL, WILLIE DUNN, EVIA DUNSTON, EARL ELLIS, LINDA EVANS, TONY FARRELL, GWENDOLYN FAULK, YVETTE FLAGG, FREDERICK FLAGG, GAIL FLEMING, JOYCE FOGG, CLYDE FOSTER, ERNIE FOWLER, VICKIE GAINES, ALGIE GILCHRIST, DEBORAH GLOVER, QUEENIE GOODE, ROBERT GOODMAN, JIMMY GRAHAM, DELMAR GRAHAM, MICHAEL GRAHAM, WILHEMENIA GREEN, ABRAHAM GRIFFITH, BRENDA GRIMES, CHARLIE GUESS, ALICE HALL, BRENDA HARDY, JANET HAYES, CALVIN HENDERSON, PEGGY HICKS, JAMES HILLIARD, JOHN HINES, BETTY HINES, DONNA HINTON, EDNA HINTON, IDA HOCKADAY, YVONNE HODGES, BURKLEY HOLDEN, CASSANDRA HOLDEN, CHARLES HOLDEN, LARRY HOPKINS, CAROLYN HORTON, BARBARA HOWARD, JANET HUNTER, PHYLLIS INGRAM, MARY JEFFERIES, GLORIA JENKINS, JAMES JETER, LULA JOHNSON, BARBARA JOHNSON, MARGIE JOHNSON, MARY JONES, GEORGE JONES, LARRY JONES, LEMUEL JONES, MARTHA JONES, PHYLLIS JONES, TARI JOYNER, CAROLYN KEARNEY, DIANE KNIGHT, LEROY LOVE, CONSTANCE LaSANE, SANDRA LASSITER, BERNARD LAWRENCE, EDITH LEACH, BETTY LEAKE, LORENZA LEE, CAROLYN LEWIS, RONALD LOGAN, VIVIAN LUCAS, CLARENCE LUNDY, SARAH McCOY, MICHAEL McCOY, PHYLLISTINE AAcCULLERS, GLORIAS Mcdowell, ernest McKINLEY, MILDRED Mcknight, bettye mason, brenda massenburg, geraldine matthews, archie MEANS, ETHEL MERRITT, CLARENCE MERRITT, MARILYN MIAL, FAYE MIAL, THERESA MITCHELL, JOYCE MONTAGUE, SHIRLEY MOORE, JOHN MOORE, WILLIAM MORGAN, VELLA MOSES, MICHAEL MURCHISON, EDGAR NOBLE, SHELIA OVERSTREET, DICKY PARKER, PATRICIA PATTERSON, JOHNSA PEEBLES, BRENDA PEEBLES, CALVIN PEEBLES, POWELL POINDEXTER, ROBERT POOLE, ALFRED POOLE, JASMINE POPE, MARK POWELL, EDNA PURCELL, DAISY RATLIFF, CAROLYN RAY, MARY RICHARDSON, PHYLLIS RIDDICK, ALICE RIDDICK, MAMIE RITTER, ETON ROBERTSON, GWENDOLYN ROBINSON, BOBBY ROGERS, GENEVA ROGERS, IRIS ROWE, ANGELA I ROWE, JEANETTE RUFFIN, THEODORE SANDERS, AUBREY SANDERS, BARBARA SANDERS, CYNTHIA SANDERS, JACKIE SANDERS, MAMIE SETTLE, LINWOOD SILLS, JANICE SIMUEL, IRMA SINGLETARY, ALFRED SINGLETARY, JAMES SINGLETARY, JESSE SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, CLORIE SMITH, ELLA SMITH, FABETTE SMITH, SAMUEL STAN BACK, HORACE STARK, MARTHA STILES, DENNIS TAYLOR, BELINDA TAYLOR, CAROL TOLSON, ANNIE UPCHURCH, CECELIA UPCHURCH, JUNELL UPPERMAN, LAWRENCE WALLACE, WILTON WATKINS, JAMES WATSON, GLENDA WEAVER, FRANK WHITE, LINDA C. WHITE, LINDA M. WHITEHEAD, HOOVER WIGGINS, MARY WIGGS, HUBERT WILDER, GENESE WILLIAMS, BIRDENA WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAMS, DAPHNE WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY WORTH, EDWIN WRIGHT, LINDA YARBOROUGH, JOSEPH YOUNG, TYREE HOMEROOM 9-1 OFFICERS President Deborah K. Clements Vice President Constance Davenport Secretary Clinton Lee, Jr. Assistant Secretary Nancy D. Adams Reporter Casaundra Allen Student Council Representative Donnell Patterson Treasurer Dianne Crump Advisor Mrs. M. R. Cook Nancy Devone Adams Casaundra Allen Ronald Allen Sylvester Beckwith Sarra Anne Bridgers Phyllis Marie Casey Deborah Kay Clements Dianne Greeklon Crump Fred Bernard Crutchfield Diantha Elaine Curley Constance Davenport Quintine S. Debnam ROLL Millie Linda Dunn Carolyn Elaine Estes Kay Frances Glenn Linda Marie Glenn Ada Rosemary Hall Gloria J. Hicks Brenda Sue High Gregory Morris Hill Lillie Mae Hines Roger E. Hinton Willie Edward Hinton Clinton Lee, Jr. Robert Neal McCrimmon Ada Jane McNeill Carolyn A. Mann Helen Lois Miles Gwendolyn S. Mills David Wilton Montague Nancy Julia Morgan Donnell Patterson Wayne G. Peppers Ernestine Robinson Patricia Ann Smith Barbara Williams -53- HOMEROOM 9-2 OFFICERS President Lorenza Mitchell Vice President George Burch Secretary Barbara Powell Assistant Secretary Barbara Ferrell Treasurer Michael Saulter Parliamentarian Jesse Dunn Student Council Representative Larry Harris Advisor Leon Herndon Earl Baker Frank Broadway George Bullock George Burch Donald Carr Sharon Crowder Robert Davison Joseph Debnam Ernest Douglas James Drew, Jr. Jesse Dunn ROLL Charlotte Ellison Barbara Ferrell Beverly Freeman Geraldine Fuller Willie Gartrell Murphy Griffin Larry Harris Carolyn Lilly Barbara McNeill Linda Means Lorenza Mitchell William Noble Leonard Peterkin Barbara Powell Douglas Sanders Michael Saulter Herbert Smith Dallas Stevens Stephen Stewart Mamie Tucker Anna Warren Samuel Williams FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1969 HOMEROOM 9-3 OFFICERS President Dennis Davis Vice President Brenda Chavis Secretary Patricia McCoy Assistant Secretary Florence White Treasurer Reginald Watkins Reporter James Whittaker Student Council Representative Pauline Goza Advisor Mrs. E. Y. Reid ROLL Gwendolyn Alston Pauline Goza Jo Ann Peterson Doris Bennett James Grier Harold Robinson Linda Cathey Rose Hinton Everet Sanders Brenda Chavis Larry Holt Ruby Sanders Phyllis Cox Leroy Houston Elnora Tucker Dennis Davis Sherwood Johnson Reginald Watkins Joseph Deloatch Dorothy Jones James Whittaker Margie Dunn Pamela Jones Florence White Randy Evans Laura Lee Limpson White Mary Gill Patricia McCoy Beverly Williams Brenda Glenn Melvin Moore Vance Yates Ethel Goodson Henry Parks Tommie Silver -55- FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 9-4 OFFICERS President Eva Mae Bost Vice President Sadie Marie Myrick Secretary Paulica Pope Assistant Secretary Gwendolyn Joel McClamb Student Council Representative Jacquelin Faye Morgan Reporter Brenda Veasey Advisor S. R. Cloud ROLL Eva Bost Jacquelin Morgan Vincent Taylor Ronald Carr Ester Moring Lamont Upperman Hubert Debnam Sadie Myrick Brenda Veasey Mary Fulwood Hubert Plummer Hubert Vinson Ernest Grimes Paulica Pope Everlee Walker Bertha Hinton Turner Powell Charles Watkins Cynthia Jones Charles Robinson Calvin Williams Brenda McCoy Larry Sanders Charles Williams Gwendolyn McLamb Delia Smith Samuel Williams Lonnie McNeil Pamela Smith Brenda Wyche Malaney Miles Ida Staggers James Young Walter Montague Sharon Taylor Sandra Young -56- HOAAEROOM 9-5 OFFICERS President _ Wayne Hall Vice President — - June Melvin Secretary . Rose Pipkin Assistant Secretary _____ Jacqueline Mills Treasurer Paulette Mason Reporter Dennis Dae Student Council Representative June Melvin Advisor P. H. Williams ROLL Dorothy Louise Allen Bruce Evans Jacqueline Robertson Mary Louise Allen Wayne Hall Mae Catherine Rorie Brenda Archible Leo Hines Chester Singletary Bertrand Birdsall Kenneth Hinton Jimmy Snellings Larry Broadie Johnnie Mae Jackson Jimmy Staton Kenneth Bullock Marie A. Jones Annie Mae Terry Elinda Bunch Paulette Mason Portia Tomlinson Hickman Carrington June Melvin Glennie Weldon John Carroll Jacqueline Mills Harold David White Dennis Dae Earl Allen Moore Larry Wilkins Jimmy Dillard Thelma Person Carl Williams Wilvester Dunn Rose Marie Pipkin FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 8-1 OFFICERS President Phyllis Gray Vice President Kay F. Jones Secretary Jacqueline Jones Assistant Secretary Shirley D. Lane Treasurer Francine Hunter Parliamentarian Michael Caldwell Sergeant-at-Arms William Goodson Student Council Representative Dona AA. Jackson Advisor Mrs. D. M. Burke ROLL Fran Bates Claudia Guess Patricia Singeltary Carlyle Bennett James Hinton Gloria Smith Josephine Burnett Virginia Hinton Peggy Smith Sylvia Burch Constance J. Johnson Steve Terrell Sharon Coe James E. Lane Gloria Watson Meletta Dickens Stephanie McKay Thomas Wesley Gloria Goodson Alice Oakley Deborah Wilder Stanley Green Earl Perry Delane Young Vernon Grimes EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 8-2 OFFICERS President Ray Caldwell Vice President Elsie Mitchell Secretary Marion Dunn Assistant Secretary Mary Stallings Treasurer Lovelace Burwell Student Council Representative Ann Riddick Parliamentarian William Ratcliff Advisor J. E. Williams ROLL Linda Ashley James Hinton Anne Riddick Dalphine Bledsoe William Hinton Marjorie Ruffin Willie Burden Willie Hunter Arrie Scott Lovelace Burwell Penelope Lockley Edward Shepherd Ray Caldwell Barbara McCrimmon Laura Smith Carolyn Cooper Annie McLean Mary Stallings Mary Downer Elsie Mitchell Henrietta Weldon Marion Dunn Charles Moore Larry Wiggins Willie Flowers Larry Parker Charles Williams Vincent Hines Shirley Pulley Gloria Williams Christopher Hinton William Ratcliff -59- CLASS OF 1970 HOMEROOM 8-3 OFFICERS President Dianne Leach Vice President Claude Simms Secretary Joyce Plummer Assistant Secretary Beverly A. Williams Reporter Annette Pulley Parliamentarian Timothy Crump Student Council Representative Lawrence Miller Advisor . . W. E. Hooker ROLL Paul H. Alston Manuel H. Haywood Doris E. Peppers Troy Ayers Phyllis M. Hinton Joyce M. Plummer Joseph R. Bailey Willie Hinton Annette Pulley Shirley A. Barber Kay Frances Holder Charles E. Revis Garland Bridgers Millard Lee Jones Lawrence C. Rogers Alma R. Carrington Dianne Leach Donald W. Sanders Glenwood Crudup Arlene C. Lennon Claude E. Simms Timothy Crump Grace A. Mann Bobby C. Smith Robert E. Dozier Lawrence E. Miller Jesse J. Watkins Betty L. Estes Jimmie D. Mitchell Beverly A. Williams Richard C. Freeman William J. Palmer Larry A. Wilson Janice M. Harrington Gertrude E. Pearson 60- HOMEROOM 8-4 OFFICERS President Marvin Sanders Vice President Rosa Rowland Secretary Larry Bryant Assistant Secretary Patricia Branch Reporter . Robert Sanders Student Council Representative Sheryl Faison Advisor Mrs. George Manly ROLL Rickey Allen James Debnam Larry C. Powe Jerome Archible Larry Dunston Rosa Rowland Willie Avery Osmer Evans Robert Sanders Elaine Barnes Sheryl Faison Phillis Searles Patricia Branch Linda Hall Donald Singletary Gloria Brown William M. Jones Brenda Tucker Larry Bryant Alice Keith Jacqueline Utley Loretta Burnett Harden Lee Lemuel Walker James M. Byrd Georgette Medlin Linda Williams George Champion Annie Nowell HOMEROOM 7-1 OFFICERS President Pattie Hinton Vice President Phyllis Drew Secretary Brenda Adams Assistant Secretary Faye Cox Treasurer Ronald Penny Student Council Representative Belinda McLean Advisor A. L. Johnson ROLL Mildred Banks Karen Jeffries Peggy Rivers Bertha Bethea Betty Johnson Zelda Searles Larry Cannady Ernestine Johnson Janice Singletary Thomasine Carter Thomas Johnson Larry Singletary Frankie Davis Donald Jones Lillie Thorpe Edith Elliott Curtis Knight David Vick Mark Faulk Wallace Lewis Shelia White Charles Hines Elver Lilly Kenny Wilkins Janice Hodge Juanita Miles Brenda Williams Ruth Hooker Annette Murphy Larry Yarborough SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 7-2 President Brenda Willingham Vice President . Larry Keith Secretary Rosetta Yates Treasurer Linda Short Student Council Representative Janice Mae Jones Advisor : James W. Allison Thelma Banks Donnell Blalock Frances Bryant Willie Bryd Patricia Campbell Walter Cannady Terry Cooke Albert Cooper Warrent Dunston Alvin Ellison Guy Evans Jerry Fowler ROLL Rozzie Fuller Phyllistine Hooker Janice Jones Richard Jones Doris Keith Larry Keith Prince McKnight David Mann Pamela Moring Johnnie Murphy John Nichols Julius Person George Pettiford Phillip Powe Leroy Rainey Robert Rowland Linda Short Morris Silver Lovie Singletary Joseph Turner Larry Watson Reginald Wesley Brenda Willingham Rosetta Yates -63- CLASS OF 1971 HOMEROOM 7-3 OFFICERS President Toni Bridgers Vice President Deborah Massey Secretary Jennifer Jeffers Assistant Secretary Portia Hodge Student Council Representative Donnell Robinson Advisor Mrs. O. Foxwell ROLL Marvin Anderson Jennifer Jeffers Johnese Thomas Carolyn Bailey Gwyndelin Johnson Georgia Mae Vinson Joseph Bennett Clarence Jones Gwendolyn Walker Toni Bridgers Deborah Johnson Alex Walton Valorie Bridges Gloria Kitrell Christine Weldon Paul Bullock Delois McClain Sherman White Cassie Mae Cox William McDaniel Frank Williams Harvey Curry Darnell McEachin Michael Williams Linda Hall Deborah Massey Rosalyn Williams Rosa Hartsfield Columbus Mitchener Donzell Williamson Doris Hinton Donnell Robinson Brenda Winston Portia Hodge William Scott, Jr. Paul Whitaker -64- FROM THIS CAPITAL CITY COME ACTIVITIES THE ECHO STAFF — David Alston, Deborah Bass, Shirley Brewer, Marguerite Davis, George Hall, Beatrice Love, Harold Mann, Elaine Peebles, Patricia Peebles, Faye Richardson, Janet Richardson, James Rivers, Joseph Smith, Bennie Thornton, Elaine Walker. Staff aides perform photographic duties. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT James Robert High, Jr. The Student Council is an organization of students, elected by students, to serve as their official representatives in all matters of concern to the entire school. 1966-67 COUNCIL ELECT JOHN LEAK President VIVIAN LOGAN Vice President CAROLE TAYLOR Secretary GENESE WILDER Assistant Secretary MICHAEL DAE Treasurer DONNELL PATTERSON Parliamentarian ERNESTINE ROBINSON Reporter JOHN LEAK First Vice President ERNESTINE ROBINSON Second Vice President FRANCES WILSON Secretary ANTOINETTE FOXWELL Assistant Secretary ALFRED POOLE Treasurer LARRY HARRIS Parliamentarian VIVIAN LOGAN Reporter MRS. DORIS CLEMENTS Advisor -68- STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President James High Assistant Secretary Antionette Foxwell 1st Vice President . John Leak Treasurer Alfred Poole 2nd Vice President Ernestine Robinson Parliamentarian Larry Harris Secretary Frances Wilson Reporter Vivian Logan Advisor Mrs. D. B. Clements HONORARY MEMBERS Alicia Adcock Phyllis Latta JoAnne Redfern Dianne Crump Anthony Leach Vernon Robinson Walter Davenport John Leak James Simuel Yvette Faulk J. D. Lewis Sallie Sparks Cynthia Goza Brenda McNeil Robert Watson George Hall James Martin Frank Weaver Janet Howard Anita Miller Genese Wilder Brenda Jordan Anita Noble John M. Williams REPRESENTATIVES Barbara A. Allen Dorothy Battle Valeria Beckwith Toney Bethea Jerry Bryant Jacqueline Bullock Belvin Burrell Joan Cannady Timothy Crump Michael Dae Bernard Davis Earl Dunston Sheryl Faison Andria Fields Maxine Forte Lucille Gilbert Pauline Goza Margaret Graham Larry Harris Manetta Hicks Glenda Hood Don Jackson Barbara Johnson Clarence Jones Janice Jones Phyllis Jones Brenda Jordan Margo King Beatrice Love Evelyn Lewis Gloria Lunsford Brenda Mason June D. Melvin Marilyn Merritt Belinda McLennon Jacqueline Morgan Linda Parker Donnell Patterson Howard Peebles Roxie Poole Jeanette Richardson Anne Riddick Donnell Robinson Vernon Shaw James Simuel Horace Stanback Carole Taylor Janet Trice Elaine Walker Genese Wilder Harold Williams Agnes Sanders OFFICE CLUB OFFICERS President Barbara Thorpe Assistant Secretary Jacqueline Mitchener Vice President Barbara Allen Treasurer Antionette Foxwell Secretary Edna Daniels Reporter Patricia Williams Advisor F. S. Rudd MEMBERS Patricia Allen Margaret Graham Brenda McCullers Mamie Sanders David Alston Betty Harp Joyce McNeil Janice Searles Myrtle Blalock James High Jacqueline Malone Sallie Sparks Belvin Burrell Janet Howard Anita Miller Barbara Thorpe JoAnn Burrell Velma Jerkins Jacqueline Mitchener Genese Wilder Edna Daniels Paula Jones Jerome Powell Emma Williams Antionette Foxwell Phyllis Jones Venice Preston Patricia Williams Veronica Gooch Vivian Logan Lena Robertson Patricia Wortham BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS President Janet Tucker Vice President David Alston Secretary JoAnn Burrell Assistant Secretary Johnnie Winston Treasurer Edna Daniels Advisors Mrs. P. M. Cunningham Mrs. K. S. Brown LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President Bessie White Vice President Shirley Dendy Secretary Carolyn Peterson Assistant Secretary Claudia Goodson Treasurer Evelyn Lewis Advisors i Mrs. AA. D. Aldrich, Mrs. E. H. Brown, Mrs. K. S. Brown, D. R. Ingram, C. C. Lipscomb MEMBERS Joan Alston Carolyn Freeman Shirley Lane Jeanette Richardson Linda Ashley Lessie Gibbs Sandra LaSane Phyllis Richardson Shirley Barber Claudia Goodson Carolyn Lee Anne Riddick Barbara Barnes Cynthia Goza Evelyn Lewis Carolyn Riddick Brenda Bass Delores Hall Gloria Long Barbara Rogers Juanita Beckwith Joyce Hawkins Beatrice Love Agnes Sanders Barbara Birdsall Carolyn Hayes Sarah Lundy Alma Smith Jacqueline Bullock Sharon Hinton Phyllis McKoy Anna Thomas Sylvia Burch Henrietta Holloway Robert McCrimmon Edna Thomas Stella Carr Glenda Hood Dorothea McNeil Francina Upchurch Carolyn Cox Lucille Hough Joyce McNeil Gloria Upperman Shirley Dendy Sandra Howell Julia Malone Lorraine Watts John Dickens Dona Jackson Anita Miller Lillie Williams Euzelia Egerton Ethel Johnson Lillie Miller Shirley Williams Claudette Fort Mary Johnson Elsie Mitchell Linda Wilson Antionette Foxwell Ina Judd Brenda Morgan Janie Woodard Carolyn Peterson Zelma Young LIBRARY ASSISTANTS OFFICERS President Agnes Sanders Reporter Barbara Birdsall Advisor C. N. Bryant MEMBERS Barbara Birdsall Patricia Hester Carolyn Peterson Deborah Clements Sharon Hinton Carolyn Ratliff Michael Dae Margo King Jeanette Richardson Shirley Dendy Sarah Lundy Agnes Sanders Euzelia Egerton Phyllis McCoy Alma Smith Barbara Ferrell Joyce McNeil Frank Weaver Claudia Goodson Lillie Miller Bessie White Cynthia Goza Anita Noble Shirley Williams Carolyn Hayes Annie Palmer Frances Wilson DORIS AVERY DOROTHY BATTLE LEVI BECKWITH FREDDIE BRIDGERS ROSA BROWN WILLIAM COOPER MRS. M. W. BLAKELY JAMES DAVIS WALTER DAVENPORT MR. J. E. BURKE MALCOLM DEBNAM BRENDA FARRELL MR. D. INGRAM SUNDAR FLEMING ANTIONETTE FOXWELL PHILIP HOLLOWAY MR. P. U. WATSON GLORIA HODGE SHARON HINTON THOMAS HILLIARD MU ALPHA THETA MU ALPHA THETA PHILLIP McCULLOUGH JAMES HIGH JAMES MARTIN LUCY POLLARD CAROLYN SMITH ROBERT WATSON FRANCES WILSON JOHN LEAK LILLIE MILLER LINDA PARKER THOMAS SMITS FRANK WEAVER DE JUANNA WOODS RAEFORD McKINLEY VENICE PRESTON SALLIE SPARKS DEBBIE TODD JOHN WILLIAMS CHARLES WORTH Dorothy Battle, Levi Beckwith, Rosa Brown, JoAnn Cannady, Walter Davenport, James Davis, Sundar Fleming, Antionette Foxwell, James High, Gloria Hodge, Phillip Holloway, Paris Jones, John Leak, James Martin, Booker Maye, Phillip McCullough, Vincent McCullough, Raeford McKinley, Anita Miller, Lillie Miller, Lucy Pollard, Venice Preston, Sallie Sparks, David Stiles, James Watson, Robert Watson, DeJuanna Woods, Mrs. S. V. Perry, Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS President James High Vice President Bessie White Secretary - r Gloria Hodge Treasurer 1 Lillie Miller Reporter — Ethel Johnson Coaches J. A. Abron, Jr., H. C. Cunningham MEMBERS GWENDOLYN CLARKE RUBY JONES BERNARD DAVIS VIVIAN LOGAN MALCOLM DEBNAM DOROTHEA McNEIL FONDORIES ELLISON ANITA MILLER BARBARA JOHNSON GENESE WILDER MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS President Bobby Jones Assistant Secretary __ Jacqueline Scott Vice President Percy Smith Librarian Mary Allen Secretary . Beatrice Love Reporter ___ Phillip AAcCullough Advisor Mrs. E. M. Kelly MODERN MUSIC MASTERS CHAPTER NUMBER 745 OFFICERS President MALCOLM DEBNAM Vice President EARL WALTERS Secretary DORIS AVERY Treasurer ANTIONETTE FOXWELL Historian JOHN F. LEAK Advisor MRS. E. M. KELLY MEMBERS Doris Avery Dorothy Battle JoAnn Cannady Bernard Davis Malcolm Debnam Antionette Foxwell Abraham Greene Annie Hilliard Bobby Jones Brenda Jordan . Dorothy Lane Bernard Lassiter John Leak Beatrice Love Artura Ritter Jacqueline Scott Percy Smith Anna Thomas Gloria Upperman Plummer Vines Earl Walters Jacqueline Williams STRING ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President Anna L. Thomas Vice President ■ Antionette Foxwell Secretary Linda Wright Assistant Secretary Brenda Jordan Treasurer Marilyn Merritt Reporter Barbara AAoring Librarian Dorothy Battle Parliamentarian 11. 1 Abraham Greene Advisors Mrs. M. S. Bwangamoi, J. L. Edwards ORCHESTRA ROSTER 1ST VIOLINS DORIS A. AVERY ABRAHAM GREENE CAROLYN E. JOYNER DIANNE L. KEARNEY MONICA A. LEWIS ELLA L. SMITH GENESE E. WILDER VIOLAS ANTIONETTE FOXWELL SUZETTE FREEMAN ANNA L. THOMAS 2ND VIOLINS JENNIFER JEFFERIES BRENDA JORDAN MARILYN MERRITT BARBARA MORING CELLOS DOROTHY BATTLE LINDA WRIGHT CONCERT AND MARCHING BAND OFFICERS President Howard Upperman Secretary Annie Hilliard Treasurer Sylvia Herndon Sergeant-at-Arms .. Clarence Lucas Librarians Fran Rogers Howard Upperman Advisor J. L. Edwards MAJORETTES Alicia Adcock Terry Gay Carolyn Perry Brenda Faulk Donna Kay JoAnne Redfern ROSTER FLUTES Annie Hilliard Eb HORNS TROMBONE Pauline Goza Martha Jones Dennis Dae Howard Upperman Phyllis Gray Clarence Lucas Dock Holland Eb CLARINET Elsie Mitchell Jacqueline Morgan CORNETS SOUSAPHONES Michael Dae Angela Rowe Lawrence demons Michael Saulter Toney Bethea Leotha Forte BASS CLARINET Nargreta Smith Timothy Crump Clarence Lucas Belinda Taylor Joseph Debnam PERCUSSION Frank Weaver Reginald Watkins Earl Atwater Bb CLARINETS Jacqueline Williams George Burch Hickman Carrington Bertha Ashbury SAXOPHONES Lovelace Burwell Christopher Hinton BARITONE HORN Abraham Green Brenda Glenn June Melvin Bobby Robinson Booker T. Maye Sylvia Herndon Aubrey Sanders Carl Mintz high sam. ' Sr ' ASSOCIATION Ligon ' s Drama Guild serves as host to the State Festival Finals. DRAMATICS C. C. LIPSCOMB Director Thespians Gloria Lunsford and Bernard Davis take a bow. DRAMA GUILD: Jacqueline Bullock, Michael Chavis, James E. Davis, Bernard Davis, Malcolm Debnam, Euzelia Egerton, Linda Ferguson, Veronica Gooch, Delmar Graham, Ardo Holt, Pauline Hubert, Ethel Johnson, Donna Kay, Joyce King, Phyllis Latta, John Leak, Beatrice Love, Gloria Lunsford, Elaine Peebles, Roxanna Powell, Agnes Sanders, Percy Smith, Gwendolyn Walker, Melvin Whitley Gold Key winners in the Scholastic Arts Awards Exhibition — Delmar Graham and Larry McClain. OFFICERS ART CLUB President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter Advisor Marguerite Davis Bobby Jones ... Sandra Cooper Betty J. Jones .... Edwin Worth Brenda Morgan .... Lucy Pollard ... M. C. Bullock Otis Allen Shirley Brewer Jesse Clements Sandra Cooper Marguerite Davis Jimmy Dillard James Gartrell Lessie Gibbs Delmar Graham Ann Green George Hall Paulette Harris George Hasty Ray Haywood MEMBERS John Hilliard Betty Jones Bobby Jones Delores Jones Ronald S. Lewis Larry McClain Ernest McCrimmon Emmett McNeill Anna Morgan Brenda Morgan Lucy Pollard Donald Poole James Rivers Barbara Singletary Carolyn Steward Joseph Smith Thomas Weatherford Quether Wilkins Edwin Worth DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB 1— Bobbie Archible 2— Willie Atkinson 3 — William Avery 4— Alfred Blandshaw 5— Vernell Bridges 6— Virdell Bridges 7— Francine Bright 8— Earline Chapman 9— Margaret Chapman 10— Terry Gay 1 1— William Glover 1 2— Cynthia Goza 13— Sylvia Herndon 1 4— David Jackson 22— Donnie Scott 23— Carolyn Smith 24— Patricia Stewart 25-Wilbur Thorpe 26-Earl Walters 27— Mr. J. A. Abron, Advisor 28— Lavar Whitaker 1 5— Donald Leach 16— Robert Lilly 17— Robert Mitchener 18— Mayme Morgan 19— Sandra Morgan 20-Roxie Poole 21— Fran Rogers FUTURE PLUMBERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President William A. Edger Vice President Otis D. Hopkins Secretary Eddie L. Penny Treasurer Joe L. White Sergeant-at-Arms Tony A. Mial Instructor Roy E. Smith MEMBERS Louis B. Alston James Butler John A. Birdsong Roman Green Donnel O. Hopkins Willie F. Hawkins James C. Jones James J. Leake James E. Larkins Charles Lyde Tony Mial Charles L. McCoy Willard DeLeon Mangum Eddie L. Penny Linwood E. Penny Anthony J. Rati iff Fredrick Sharpless Robert L. Ward Alvin Williams Joe L. White Sylvester Dillard William A. Edger Gerald Evans Ernie Josten Willie O. Spence Aredis William Melvin L. Whitley Sonny William William Yates Alfred Williams Junior Glass B1II4 Barner Ronald Burnett e fiofford Car Michael Benjamin. CHaplm 1 0)1 1 haw Chavis CLjniKiQ Debnam Lqmj LlUs Valenhn Rapihn JoKnatj Harris F ed Uintoiv. tdujod Lane P enLce Poole Lester Sates JaMes bJeldoa Officers Pres. Raymond Barnes V.Pncs. Vivmn Searlcs Sec. Deloves Dunn Tr e a. Vatenti n V antt n. Pari benjama Gkaphri Senior Glass L-euits Alsion. Rail d Baj n e b Deletes Ouan Uanold IVIqrr JaMeb MeAvin. Raymond Morinc Leonard Peebles Uer-bevt PluTMne Vivian Sear les La rcj SiaabacK E.at l Thompson INDUSTRIAL COQPLRftTWt TRWNiNG Tvuo Lone Uvqhuoau TO 1 Success ftCMOT, t VOCATIONAL MINING AUTO MECHANICS OFFICERS President Andrew Cuffie Williams Vice President James Gartrell Assistant Secretary Nathaniel Bud Hodges Treasurer Shop Foreman Advisor Leonard Earl Holden Archie Hicks J. H. Banks LARRY ALLEN NEAL BELL ROBERT BLANDSHAW CHARLES BRANCH JOHN DANIELS LEWIS DEWBERRY CLASS JAAAES GARTRELL RALPH GUYS JOHN HAYWOODS ARCHIE HICKS NATHANIEL BUD HODGES LEONARD EARL HOLDEN ANTHONY LEACH JACKIE McCOY JAAAES AAONTAGUE CHARLES STEWART ANDREW CUFFIE WILLIAAAS JOHN DAVIS I AUTO MECHANICS OFFICERS President James King Vice President Johnny Moore Secretary Charles Joyner Treasurer Bennie Baker Shop Foreman Robert Pureed Advisor J. H. Banks CLASS MIKEL AVERY JAMES DEBNAM WILLIAM JONES JOHNNY W. MOORE BENNIE BAKER FREDRICK FLAGG SYLVESTER JONES ROBERT PURCELL MELVIN BAKER WILLIE HAYWOOD CHARLES JOYNER ALVIS RICHARDSON THOMAS BRIGGS JAMES HOCKADAY JAMES KING DANIEL WILLIAMS WILLIAM COOLEY LAVERNE HINTON CLARENCE LEONARD CHARLES CRUMP LAWRENCE HUNTER JAMES LEONARD FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT BARBARA THORPE HISTORIAN KATHIE ADAMS VICE PRESIDENT JEANETTE RICHARDSON PARLIAMENTARIAN ANDRIA FIELDS SECRETARY MARTHA HOLDER RECREATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN GLORIA TURNER ASSISTANT SECRETARY ALGIE GAINES PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN VIVIAN LEE TREASURER PATRICIA WILLIAMS SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MARIE HAMLIN REPORTER GLENDA HOOD ADVISORS MESDAMES A. M. LEVINGSTON, E. D. TOOLE MEMBERS 1ST ROW-left-right Martha Holder Patricia Williams Jeanette Richardson Barbara Thorpe Andria Fields Kathie Adams Gloria Turner Glenda Hood 2ND ROW-left-right Mamie Sanders Jackie Howard Sharon Crowder Gwendolyn Jones Vivian Lee Julia Malone Joyce Harris Algie Gaines Patricia Allen Carolyn Purcell Thelma Perry 3RD ROW-left-right Mrs. E. D. Toole Carolyn Hayes Ida Staggers Lillie Williams Anna Morgan Dorothy Dozier Maurice Debnam Jacqueline Mitchener Belinda Taylor Irma Simuel Bobbie Barham Mrs. A. M. Levingston FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FOOD SERVICE CLASS GROUP I This course purposes to develop Personal Compentencies for entry into the following allied careers: Catering, Hospital Food Services, Lunchroom Manager, Waitress, Hostess, and Family Dinner Services. MRS. E. D. TOOLE, Instructor CUSTOM SEWING GROUP II This course is offered to older youth who are eligible for employment and who plan to seek employment upon leaving high school. The youth may enter jobs as dressmakers, alterers, menders in laundries, pressers, drapery and slio cover makers. MRS. A. M. LEVINGSTON, Instructor TROWEL TRADE 1-2 OFFICERS President Kenneth Malone Vice President .._ Michael Montague Chaplain _ Maurice Morgan Treasurer Jimmy Robinson Secretary - William Thorpe Parliamentarian James Evans Sergeant-at-Arms _ Willie Pulley Advisor G. C. Exum CLASS William Cotton James Evans Ulysses Harris Charles Harris Ronald Hunter Kenneth Malone Michael Montague Maurice Morgan Henry Perry Willie Pulley Jimmy Robinson Levi Sanders Alfred Singletary William Stark James Stone William Thorpe Lonnie Turner Louis Wilson Kenneth Norris TROWEL TRADES TROWEL TRADE 3-4 OFFICERS President .... — Arthur Johnson Vice President Larry Graham Treasurer , Ervin Goode Secretary Ernest McCrimmon Sergeant-at-Arms . James Goode Chaplain Leon Jenkins Parliamentarian George Hasty Advisor — _ G. C. Exum CLASS Ronald Cannon Eugene Evans Charles Terrell Ervin Goode James Goode Larry Graham George Hasty Ardo Holt Steve Hudson David Jenkins Jesse Jernigan Arthur Johnson Charles Johnson Jerome Lassiter Alfred AAcKoy Ernest McCrimmon George McDonald Phillip Noble VICE-PRESIDENT SECRErARV WALTER DAVENPORT Thomas hiluurd Iris Rogers CRAMMING CRANIUM MARIONETTES 7jke Magnificent Seven FROM THIS CAPITAL CITY COME ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL Jimmie Robinson, E; Robert Drakeford, E; Robert Watson, E; Willie Pulley, E; David Mack, E; Melvin Baker, E; Donnell Patterson, E; Jesse Clements, E-T; James Goode, T; Aredius Williams, T; Quether Wilkins, T; Charlie Grimes, T; Perry Crutchfield, T; Larry Harris, T; Ronald Williams, T; William Edger, T; Michael Ridley, G; David Alston, G; Henry Perry, G; Michael Avery, G; Charles McNeil, G; Robert Poindexter, G; Clarence Harris, G; Douglas Sanders, G; Donald Poole (Co-Captain), C; Ardo Holt, C; Ernie Foster, C; William Glover, C; Alfred Poole, C; Harold Williams, C; Larry Graham, QB; John D. Lewis, QB; William T. Jones, QB; Dennis Peebles, QB; Ralph Pope (Co-Captain), HB; Harold Allen, HB; David Stiles, HB; Raymond Powell, HB; Carl Mintz, HB; John M. Williams, HB; Phillip Mitchener, HB; William Yates, FB; Michael Montague, FB; Larry Ellis, FB; Jesse Singletary, FB. 1966-LITTLE BLUES FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Wilmington HOME GAMES 9— Williston 30— E. E. Smith Fayetteville 14— Barber New Bern 21— Hillside Durham 28— B. T. Washington (Homecoming) Rocky Mount AWAY GAMES 16— Eppes — Greenville 23— Moore Elizabeth City 7— Georgetown Jacksonville 5— Darden Wilson -Indicates Non-Conference Games HEAD COACH: PETE WILLIAMS ASSISTANT COACHES Hubert Poole Harvey Heartley — Merriman Hill William Hooker Captains— Ralph Pope Donald Poole Head Coach— P. H. Williams TENNIS-STATE CHAMPIONS 1965 IN RETROSPECT The Little Blues, coached by George Jones, won the State team crown for the second time in four years. The team defeated both Sampson High of Clinton and Atkins High of Winston-Salem with identical scores, 11-8. J. D. Lewis, State Champion (singles) led the team to its two State titles in the annual North Carolina High School Athletic Confer- ■A ha ence tournament. iff 1 J. D. Lewis— State Champion (Singles) with Coach George Jones. VARSITY BASKETBALL - DISTRICT CHAMPIONS William Brooks, F; Jesse Clements (Co-Captain), F; John D. Lewis, Jr., F; Jimmie Robinson, F; Robert Drakeford, C; Anthony Ratliff, C; Willis Spence, C; Larry Allen, G; Bennie Baker, G; Leland Branch, G; William Cooper, G; Lemuel Jones, G; William T. Jones, G; James Melvin (Co-Captain), G; Willie Pulley, G. H. D. HEARTIEY - COACH Fred Davis Trainer James Simuel Manager BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER Charles Rodman, Alfred Poole, Robert Kearney, Leotha Forte, Charles Burrell, Perry Crutchfield, Jesse Singletary, Clinton Lee, Wayne Hall, Earl Dunston, Sammie Williams, Fred Crutchfield, David Byrd, George Burch, Donnell Patterson, Larry Holt. BASEBALL First Row, left to right— Hubert Poole, Coach, Dennis Peebles, Leonard Holden, Donald Poole, Xavier Artis, William Brooks, Larry Graham, James Johnson, Peter Williams Coach. Second Row, left to right— William Cooper, Lemuel Jones, James Hockaday, Albert Jones, Roger Baldwin, William Bridgers, James Shaw, Douglas Freeman. Third Row, left to right— Willie Pulley, Ralph Pope, Jimmie Robinson, Harold Allen, James Melvin, Melvin Baker, William Jones. Back Row, left to right— William Watson, Hosea McAllister, Fred Davis, Ardo Holt. TRACK William Yates, Raymond Powell, Maurice Alston, George McDonald, Anthony Leech, Eckert Murchinson, Eddie Cox, James King, Alfred Poole, Perry Crutchfield, Kenneth Norris, Carl Mintz, George Hasting, William Glover, Leotha Forte, Aredius Williams, Larry Spence, Sundar Fleming, Wilton Wallace, David Styles, Ernie Foster, Lawrence Stanly, W. E. Hooker, Coach. FROM THIS CAPITAL CITY COMES ADMINISTRATION Assistant Superintendent CONRAD L. HOOPER the board of education Seated — Mrs. J. L. Stough, Louis Powell, F. J. Carnage Standing — Jesse O. Sanderson, M. Thiem, Cliff Cameron THE PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Greetings : From this capital city come final words to members of our senior class to remind you that to complete high school is to begin your next chapter in the game of life. We sincerely hope that the years spent here at Ligon have given you a degree of proper balance as you move toward successes or failures, winnings or losings. We believe that if each has decided to be true — to stand for the right, and to live up to the Light That is Ours, we who remain can rest assured that you, departing seniors, will have equipped yourselves well for life ' s wins, losses, successes, failure. Good Luck and God Bless All of you. H. E. Brown Principal Office Assistant Barbara Allen confers with Mr. Brown. ABRON, JAMES A., JR. Distributive Education B.S. ALDRICH, MRS. M. D. English A.B. ALLISON, JAMES W. Language Arts-Social Studies B.S. ALLISON, MRS. M. W. English A.B.; M.A. BANKS, JOHN H. Automotive Mechanics B.S. BLAKELY, MRS. M. W. Mathematics B.S. BRIDGES, ROBERT I.C.T. B.A. BROWN, MRS. E. H. Librarian A.B.; B.L.S.; M.L.S. FACULTY BWANGAMOI, MRS. MARY S. Music-Strings-Orchestra B.S.; M.A. BYRD, EMILY MARIE Secretary CLARK, MRS. ETHEL English B.A. FACULTY CLEMENTS, MRS. B. Counselor B.A.; Ed. M. CLOUD, SYLVELLIE R. Mathematics B.S. COOK, MRS. M. R. Physical Education B.S.; M.A. DAVIS, MRS. MARY Social Studies B.A.; Ed. M. CUNNINGHAM, HOWARD Social Studies A. B.; M.A. EDWARDS, JOSEPH L. Band B. Mus. Ed. CUNNINGHAM, MRS. P. Commercial Education B.S.; M.A. EXUM, GEORGE C. Trowel Trades B.S. FOXWELL, MRS. O. Math-Science B.S. HEAR TLEY, HARVEY Mathematics-Science B.S. FACULTY GOODSON, MRS. DOROTHY P. Helping Teacher A. B.; M.A. HEARTLEY, MRS. SANDRA Mathematics B.S. HILL, MERRIMAN C. Biology B. S.; M.A. HAYWOOD, CHARLES A. Science B.S.; M.A.T. HERNDON, LEON Physical Science B.S.; M.S. HOOKER, WILLIAM Mathematics A.B.; M.S. INGRAM, MRS. B. English A. B.; M.A. KELLY, MRS. EMILY Music, Voice B. A.; M.A. Professional Diploma FACULTY INGRAM, DELMOUS Biological Science B.S.; M.S. LASTER, MRS. ETHEL Spanish-French A.B. LEVINGSTON, MRS. ALBERTA M. Home Economics B.S.; M.S. JOHNSON, ALBERT Mathematics-Science B.S. LEE, MATILDA C. Biology B.S. LEVINGSTON, JOHN C. Industrial Arts B.S.; M.A. FACULTY LIGON, MAYE E. English-Latin B.S. LINDSEY, MRS. MARGARET B. Mathematics B.S. LIPSCOMB, CLARENCE C. English-Drama B.A.; M.A. MANLY, MRS. GEORGE H. Mathematics-Science B.S. NOBLE, MRS. O. English B.S. PERRY, MRS. ELSIE French B.A.; M.A. PERRY, MRS. SUSIE Chemistry B.S.; M.A. POOLE, HUBERT A. Social Studies A.B. FACULTY REVIS, MRS. DELORES W. English B.A.; M.A. TOOLE, MRS. ETTA Home Economics B.S.; M.S. RAINBOW, W. A. Math-Social Studies B.S.; M.A. RUDD, FIDIE S. Business Education B.A. WATSON, P. U. Counselor B.S.; M.S. REID, MRS. ELSIE Y. English A.B. SMITH, ROY Plumbing Certified Master Plumber WATTS, MRS. M. J. Social Studies A.B. WEBB, MRS. LUCILLE H. Social Studies B.S.; M.S. WILLIAMS, JAMES E. Language Arts-Social Studies B.S.; M. Ed. WILLIAMS, PETER H. Physical Education B.S.; M.A. WILLIAMS, MRS. ROSALIE B. Spanish B.S.; M.A. WILLIAMS, MRS. WETONAH M. Home Economics B.S.; M.A. YEARGIN, EFFIE M. Social Studies B.A.; M.A. SPECIAL PERSONNEL CARR, MRS. CLEOPATRA Mathematics Skills B.A. EDWARDS, WILLIAM Mathematics Education B.S. FOX. RONALD N.Y.C. Director B.A. HERNDON, MRS. SHIRLEY Home-School Coordinator B.S. HOOVER, ROBERT Audio Visual Aids B.S. MacRAE, CAROLYN Communications B.A. Mcdonald, mrs. joyce Materials Coordinators B.S. PASCHAL, MRS. VIVIAN Guidance B.S. REGIS, PATRICIA Reading B.S. SHELTON, MRS. JACQUELINE Teacher-Aid B.A. WALKER, KATHERINE Communications B.A.; M.A.T. WILLIAMS, MRS. GLADYS Teacher-Aid B.S . -123- WELCOME ALUMNI In this the thirteenth edition of the Ligon Echo we pay special tribute to those Ligon graduates who have returned and joined our faculty. It is no small wonder that we who taught them just a few years hence saw in them the makings of citizens worthy of return. We are very proud to see them work where they once sat as students and to note the creditable endeavours. Emily Marie Byrd, Secretary to the Assistant Principal, graduated from Ligon in 1960. She participated in the Y-teen activities ' as well as the Glee Club. As a high school senior her ambition was to become a social worker, but times has changed that and she is presently a night student at Raleigh Business College where she is pursuing a course in Secretarial Science. She enjoys her work here at Ligon and feels it an honor to return to her Alma Mater as a member of its Staff. Charles A. Haywood while a student here made his presence felt in the total school program. He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Student Council, edi- tor of the Tattler, the school newspaper, and president of his senior class of 1958. After graduation from Ligon he attended St. Augustine ' s College where he earned the B.S. degree in Mathematics and Chemistry in 1962. Still athirst for knowledge he entered the University of N. C. at Chapel Hill where he earned the M.A.T. degree in Chemistry in August 1965. Here at Ligon he teaches Physics and Physical Science. Mrs. Mary Smith Bwangamoi is a 1956 graduate of Ligon where she worked dili- gently with the Y-teens, the Sring Ensemble, the Glee Club. After graduation here she enrolled at Virginia State College where she majored in music and earned the B.S. degree. She returned to Ligon after graduation to take com- mand of the Orchestra in which she once played as a student. Desirious of furthering her education she ventured to the University of Colorado where she earned the M.A. de- gree. Now, she is once again at the helm of the Ligon Orchestra. Fidie S. Rudd is also a 1956 graduate. Here she was a member of the N.H.A., the Glee club, the Y-teens and the French Club. Her senior quotation was: As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. With this in mind she enrolled in Shaw Uni- versity and majored in Business Education and was awarded the B.S. degree. After teach- ing one year in Whitaker, N. C. ; she returned to Ligon where she is presently secretary to our Principal. Mrs. Marjorie Jones Watts graduated in 1955, the second graduating class. Here she actively served as homeroom president, second vice president of the Student Council, Editor of the school paper, Reporter for the Raleigh Times, Assistant Editor of the year- book, a member of the Drama Guild and N.H.A. She was voted most versatile and Most Popular by her classmates in her senior year. After high school she attended Temple School of Business in Washington, D. C. and later served as typist and bookkeeper for Rifkind Sales Co. of D. C. She later enrolled at Shaw University from which she was awarded the B.A. degree. Here at Ligon she teaches U. S. and World History. Mrs. Delores White Revis too is a graduate of Ligon ' s second graduating class, the class of 1955. An honor roll student, she was a member of the Crown and Scepter Honor Society, Student Council, Glee Club, and Special Ensemble. Because of her proficiency as a typist, she received several certificates of merit in that area. Using her business skills, she was chosen an office assistant and a student announcer. Of special significance was her invitation to become a member of the official school committee reviewing the Pupils ' Activity Program, a phase of the school ' s evaluation. As Student Director, Delores participated in the senior class plays. In addition, she was class Historian and graduated number three in a class of more than 125. Mrs. Revis, as a student at St. Augustine ' s College, was a member and president of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Phi Kappa Alpha National Honor Society, and the City Students Organization. Majoring in English she graduated with honor in 1959. Since then she has completed her work for the M.A. degree at N. C. College. These graduates consider it a privilege to be faculty members at Ligon, for as grad- uates of its hallowed halls, they have more than a casual interest in its program. We con gratulate and welcome you. 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HAYWOOD, President Phone 832-2835 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Compliments of GREEN CLEANERS 515 S. BLOUNT ST. SERVE Royal Crown. Cola BRISK AND BRACING COMPLIMENTS OF Amburn Pontiac, Inc. Compliments of JONES BARBER SHOP • 127 E. Hargett St. W. RAYMOND JONES, Owner 1ih Br 3623 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, North Carolina Phone 832-3766 COMPLIMENTS OF EVELYN ' S GRILL 329 E. Davie St. A Good place to Eat J. D. LEWIS, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations HAROLD V. MANN btNIORo Senior of 1966 GOOD LUCK TO YOU IN YOUR NEXT ENDEAVOR — Choose — MANGEL ' S THE CAROLINIAN Feminine Apparel Children 518 E. Martin St. Raleigh, North Carolina 124 FAYETTEVILLE STREET - PHONE 832-1931 RALEIGH, N. C. Compliments Clyde Cooper ' s Bar-B-Q of Parties And Clubs Served We Serve In Or Out Of Town Parties 109 East Davie St. Raleigh, N. C. JOHNSON T. CLYDE COOPER Dial 832-7614 FOOD STORE LEWIS T. LIGON INSURANCE 524 S. SWAIN ST. SALARY REPLACEMENT - MORTGAGE REDEMPTION LIFE - BURIAL INSURANCE RALEIGH, N. 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SALISBURY STREET Phone-832-8848 or 832-8849 Drive-In Parkway Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of Goodson ' s Brownings Barber Shop Grocery Meat Market It pays to Look Well Air Conditioned A Complete Line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats— Poultry— Fresh Fish Daily LOVELACE BURWELL, SR., Prop. FREE DELIVERY - Phone 832-8254 700 S. Bloodworth St. Raleigh, N. C. IVEY S COMPLIMENTS OF V v — ' VII Lll V ll-l 1 1 V 1 of Raleigh The Senior Y-teens 123 Fayetteville St. GWENDOLYN WALKER s v v i — i n i — s N — y i — i in v v li i — i x The Fashion Center President Compliments of E. O. EDGERTON SHOES Sold At Compliments of NOWELL ' S CLOTHING Community Drug Store Downtown 317 Fayetteville St. HI 600 SOUTH BLOUNT STREET Ww «lww III ULWIi 1 J t IX ft- L. I PHONE 832-8538 RALEIGH, N. C. it VILLAGE SQUIRE SHOP PRESCRIPTIONS m 0% w ill II r 1 436 Woodburn Road School Supplies Drugs NOWELL ' S OF Sundries Soda Fountain CAMERON W. P. Wimoeriey, k. rn. VILLAGE Party, J pver . senior of 19oo DONALD POOLE BOBBY JONES JAMES A. JOHNSON ROBERT WATSON ELAINE WALKER ELAINE PEEBLES MARGUERITE DAVIS MARIE ROGERS DAVID ALSTON JOHN SMITH DOROTHY LANE ANNA THOMAS ; QUETHER WILKINS THOMAS WEATHERFORD PAULETTE HARRIS ANN AVERY ARTHUR JOHNSON AARON SANDERS PAULINE HUBERT DOROTHY BATTLE BETTY HARP ni 1 1 1 IC 1 A XX A PHYLLIb LA 1 1 A GLENDA HOOD BEATRICE LOVE JOANN BURRELL Peebles Hotel Cafeteria Compliments of Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner SPECIALIZING IN PIT COOKED BARBECUE Galanides Raleigh, Inc. Owned and Operated by I MR. AND MRS. VIC PEEBLES Institutional Wholesalers Telephones: 834-8591 — 832-9213 122 E. Hargett Street — Raleigh, N. C. Vic Peebles, General Manager • 010 Rlnr int t z io o. Diounr oT. Webster Hicks ' Atlantic Seafood Grocery Parkway Grill 523 S. BLOODWORTH ST. Cor. E. Edenton St. Idlewild Ave. Fresh Fish Daily Fine Foods A Specialty STEAKS SEAFOOD PHONE 832-9174 Chicken in the Basket To Go PHONE 832-9280 Compliments from Taylor ' s Shoe Shop 406 S. Blount St. RALEIGH, N. C. We ' ll Mend Your Sole Rodney Taylor, Mgr. All Roads Lead to PAT PATTERSON Record Shop 1 16 E. Hargett Street Raleigh, North Carolina Reasons why it pays to shop with us Record Hop Largest selection of 45 ' s in the area Top-Ten 45 ' s Only 68c rr Xj U i UW Of 0(5 I v J W 1 o W ( oiivv Phone 832-8347 205 FAYETTEVILLE ST. Li 1 lie ' s Grocerteria 640 S. Boundary St. MRS. LILLIE M. BRAXTON, Prop. Phone 832-1493 Gold Medallion When you buy or build specify a Gold Medallion Home, and step up to the joy of All-Electric living. The whole family will love it. In a Gold Medallion Home clean, Homeless electricity keeps you warm and cooks your meals, heats the water and gives you light for living. And it works in so many other ways to make housekeeping chores easier and living better. P.S. CP L ' s rate for all-electric homes has been reduced four times in the last six years. Electric living is cheaper than ever. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company Ike Sued Finest Food n The South Specializing In Seafood, Steak and Chicken Dinners Free Delivery 24 Hour Service A 1 A rii ith Fact tre  t 1 u OOUIil Labi Olitrttl 1 CICUI IVJI IC J J £- 1 J 1 u it Compliments of The 3 Stooges it it it it Vernell Bridges Virdell Bridges and Shirley Brewer Raleigh Home Supply Co. SOME ITEMS WE SELL: SENIORS OF 66 BED SPREADS IRONS BLANKETS LAMPS CURTAINS RADIOS DRAPES RUGS SHEETS PILLOW CASES GOODMAN ' S LADIES ' SHOP S. G. SANDERS, JR., Mgr. THE LITTLE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER PHONE 833-5242 LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR it it it Wilmington and Hargett Streets it it it Dial 832-1285 it RALEIGH, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of A. E. BOYKIN ' S GROCERY 529 S. HAYWOOD ST. BUFFALO PHONE 834-9305 Battery Shop Compliments of 227 W. Davie St. DURHAM MUSIC CO. Phone 828-8730 m 2003 Wake Forest Rd. Raleigh, N. C. 1865 SHAW UNIVERSITY 1966 18 65 VNIVERS1TATIS SHAWENSIS Loans • Scholarships Job Opportunities Write: The Dean of Students This trio represents three of the former Ligon High School students now enrolled as freshmen in the Shaw Plan of Education at Shaw University. From left to right here are Kay Stanley, Emanuel Alien and Carol Adams, going over notes for one of their cfasess during a moment of relaxation on the spacious Shaw campus. ... A University with A Century of Experience in Education . . . Applications For Admission • Catalog Write: The Registrar Fall Term Begins Sept. 12, 1966 you ' d ii£e au% besivice TELEPHONES 832-8821 832-8822 PRINTING COMPANY RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA