Lillington High School - Footprints Yearbook (Lillington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

Lillington High School, Lillington, N.C. ee ae yearbook staff his edition of Footprints is presented to you as a novel, The Story of 1970. It is appropriate that the story of the many people at Lillington High School, through their work, play, competition, and enjoyment, be related as a novel. The authors hope that your reading will be both pleasurable and informative—through the introduction of the characters, the unfolding of the plot, and the excitement of the conflict. Emphasis on integral parts of high school life has been stressed in this novel. We have attempted to record as many incidents as possible in the 1970 edition. But we realize that we can capture only a few glimpses of your vast store of memories. There will be a sequel to this novel, but the story that has been told here will never be duplicated. Year after year setting, plot, conflict and climax will remain nearly the same, but the characters will be continually changing. To you, the reader, we offer this “best seller” and hope that it truly captures The Story of 1970 for nowand for memories in years to come. Lillington High School Vickie Stogsdill January 15, 1970 Editor LILLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL AAA ELMS TIA WBNS CI 1969 ANNUAL STAFF __PRESENTS _ BEST SELLER Renae: SUNN SS tency NERA AN ms ENN inl tlscadielmmsosnecsins bo “STUDENT COUNCIL a ontents Chapter Page Prologue 4 I SETTING Administration 12 IIT CHARACTERS _ Classes 19 II PLOT Academic 65 ieCONELICT Athletics 82 V CLIMAX Activities 100 VI ACKNOWLEDGE Advertisers 110 Mr. J. Bryce Cummings He always has time for students. He assists with many office duties. Dedicated When two men join together forces to provide leadership, understanding, and devotion to stu- dents and collegues, they deserve recognition for their worthwhile efforts. Lillington High School is honored to possess a very dynamic team composed of Mr. Bryce Cummings and Mr. Jerry Ennis. Through their hard work and continuous encour- agement, our school has been a success in 1970. The Seniors especially owe a great deal to these two men, who have helped them through many trying experiences which have proved to be reward- ing. Mrs. Cummings and son, Jim WO... . On June 3, 1970, when our graduating class walks the aisle, their faces will not only lead us down the aisle of the auditorium, but also through the aisles of our lives. Their goals on our behalf have been purposeful, competent, and accom- panied with good humor. These two leaders’ in- fluence on each individual has made a deep imprint which will always remain a part of us. With re- spect, gratitude, and love, we dedicate this, our 1970 FOOTPRINTS, to our efficient team, Mr. J. Bryce Cummings and Mr. Jerry R. Ennis. Mrs. Ennis and son, Mark. Mr. Jerry R. Ennis He even finds time to coach. He is always concerned with safety. ludes 47,155 square feet of building, which creates ing inc Y o . The tive t for the action of the current narra an environmen structural development of the school is relative to the growth of the community. work and play, songs and sighs. d tears, joy an The fleeting seconds are filled wi ite. infin its value is Time is the essence of memory haracters are woven into the threads of the plot. Each character moves in a particular path to collide with, to fuse with, and to separate from the others. The 768 characters, major and minor, act as teams and as individuals to bring the story to a climax. Each is cast in a singular mold, so that he is sharply drawn and distinct from all others. RARER RRR hE FP A En a mie CRS CAN lear ons usd AE NESEA LE RIE CPLA ELE LLL | EA LOE AL LOBES SNS NI lot unfolds as the characters progress in thought, word, and deed. With subtle intricacies, the story is woven and the characters are pulled into the design by the force of the action. Each operation 1S calculated to focus the reader’s attention on that particular spot and to urge him to proceed with the work. rye Do i fi = m onflicts, the discords of high school life, are many and varied. The physical aspects are best demonstrated by the rivalries and contests which exist between high schools in most fields of endeavor. The brief skirmishes of this sort which the characters encounter at the school will prepare them for warfare on a larger scale in the life ahead. Bee REE Serer eg ocd = limax cultivates the activity of a story. This point is reached only after the deliberate and impromtu deeds of the characters have formed a kaleidoscope of plot and action. Every loose thread is connected to construct the final scene. The highpoint occurs and every character has his final resolution. The work is ended, the goals attained. Z, cknowledgements are the sincere expressions of appreciation which are received as notice of an act or achievement. The community has co-operated in a warm and friendly manner to support and encourage the school. The student body, the faculty, and the administration recognize the community as our major benefactor. 11 Setting Chapter One rowded halls and stair s, raving lunch lines, a shining gym floor surrounded by bleachers, abundantly filled library shelves, well-worn athletic fields, and the teeming school parking lot are just a few of the familiar settings of school life. Seasons come and seasons go bringing their changes in atmosphere, appearance, and activities. Minutes fly quickly as another school year passes. With each year goes a class of Seniors venturing out into the world on their own. i ere RINT eT, que BES WHE Hoe BEE 12 Superintendents Administer the Educational Policies R.A. Gray Superintendent | Dr. N.E. Jones Associate Superintendent—Business 13 Beaman Kelley Assistant Superintendent—Federal Program 1.A. Wortman Assistant Superintendent-—Instruction The superintendent is the executive officer of the Board of Education, serving as Secretary to the Board. He carries out and supervises the policies established by the Board of Education, recommends candidates for employment, prepares the budget for approval, and directs all expenditures. The assistant superintendent is directly responsible to the superintendent and assists in carrying out all duties. The assistant superintendent for business is in charge of all financial and business operations, including transportation and school plants. The assistant superintendent for federal programs functions as the liaison between the county and the federal and state programs and as the developer of new programs and operations. Laymen Assist in Educational Planning Mr. Grady Matthews, Mr. Roy Byrd, Mr. R.S. Taylor, Jr.—Chrm., Mr. Ray Womble, Mr. Pete McLean, Mr. Fleming Lovette; Not pictured: Mr. Mack McKoy, Jr. Mr. R.S. Taylor, Jr., Chairman 14 The Advisory Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Board of Education in matters affecting the school or schools for which it is appointed. The council advises with the superintendent in selection of the school principal, assists principals and teachers in care and use of school property, and acts as liaison between the Board of Education and the lay citizens in reviewing and studying matters relating to the school and the school system. Mr. J. Bryce Cummings, Secretary Administration Promotes Efficiency Mr. James Bryce Cummings, Principal Mr. Jerry R. Ennis, Assistant Principal Principal’s Message TO THE SENIORS: During the past two years, I have had the pleasure of working with the finest group of young men and women I have ever known. You have proven to me many times that the young people of today are not a band of irresponsible teenagers with no leadership ability, but instead a clear thinking, enthusiastic group of mature young adults. In the next decade, our nation will turn to you for leadership; 1 am confident you will tackle this great task as you have smaller ones while at Lillington High School, providing that you have the will and ambition to succeed. I congratulate you on your achievements and your success in earning your high school diploma. Whatever you endeavor, may J extend to you my best wishes for success and happiness. With kindest regards, J. Bryce Cummings Mrs. Ruby Howell, Secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Allen; Aide High School Faculty Mrs. Dorothy Arnold Mrs. Frances Arnold Mr. William E. Bailey Mrs. Alice Beidler English and French English Agriculture Math Mrs. Lillian Bartolacci Mr. Hal Bradley Mr. J.A. Brown Mrs. Helen Byrd Science LG: Agriculture English Mr. Jerry Ennis Mr. Fred Freeman Mr. Ray Gilchrist Mrs. Dorothy Hales Health and Physical Ed. ISV-E. Social Studies Home Economics 16 Provides Understanding Mrs. Martha Hall Mrs. Ava Harrington Mrs. Lucy Johnson Mr. O.K. Keene Guidance Counselor Econ., Soc., Math, Science Home Economics Business Education, Math Mr. Thomas Lee Mrs. Elaine O’Quinn Mrs. Sharon Porter Mr. Jan Roberts Social Studies English, Librarian French Health, Physical Ed., Math Dean of Students Mrs. Helen Stewart Mrs. Frances Walker Mrs. Mary Watkins Mrs. Irene Wortman Business Education English Math Science Journalism 17 Wise Leadership ise Mrs. Ruth Awbrey Mrs. Cathy Campbell Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Mrs. Jewel Coleman Mrs. Esther Custer Mrs. Naomi Davis Mrs. Frances Gardner Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Mrs. Anne Marie Steele Mrs. Thelma Upchurch Mrs. Sadie Ward Mr. Robert C. York Special Education Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 18 Characters Chapter Coo ith the sound of the bell a throng of students streams into the corridors. Among them are the bookworm, the newcomer, the gangly underclassmen, and the steadies. These major and minor characters change and take shape as they acquire knowledge, participate in extracurricular activities and develop associations. Each one has an important part to play in the story of high school life. In the order in which they appeared on the scene we introduce the CLASSES. a) 1970 WAYLON ARNOLD JAMES FRANKLIN AUTRY, JR. JIMMY ARNOLD AUTRY JOHN BETHEA BAKER Ww JAMES WESLEY BALDWIN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vicki Stogsdill, Secretary; Bill McKay, V. President; Kenneth ALVIS BASS Jackson, President; Steve Worrell, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mary Sue Carson, Treasurer. 20 Seniors MYRTLE MARIE BEARD JACQULYN BELL Sign of the °70’s! DORIS ELOISE BENNETT DONNA GRAY BETHUNE CYNTHIA LOU BOTTIGLIER BILLY PATRICK BRADLEY STEVE ALLEN BROWN TERESA KAY BULLOCK SUSAN ELAYNE BURGESS CAROL JUNE BROWN 24 Inspire DEBRA ANN BYRD SENIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Thomas Lee, Mrs. Mary Watkins, Mrs. Helen Byrd, Mrs. Frances Arnold. CLASS FAVORITES Flower: Mum Colors: Olive Green and Gold Motto: The future dep ends on the present, the present depends on you; so what are you doing in the KAY JOHNSON BYRD present to help the future? REBECCA LEE BYRD ROBERT WALLACE BYRD TOMMY WALLACE BYRD CHARLIE MAURICE CAMERON 22 Underclassmen MARY SUE CLARK DONNA KAY CLELLAND DELIA ROSE COLEMAN EARLY ARNOLD CONNELLY COLLETT GRIFFIN DAVIS WAYNE SCOTT DEAN JAMES EDWARD GAINEY PHYLLIS ANNETTE GILCHRIST ONE, TWO, THREE... SMILE!!! RICHARD CAREY GILES JOHN ALVIS GUNN Constantly Seek DEBRA ANN HALES SANDRA INEZ HARRINGTON BRENDA ANN HARRIS WAYLON TERRY HILL CHARLOTTE KAY HOWARD CONNIE RUTH JACKSON EARL LEE JACKSON KENNETH EDWARD JACKSON VIRGINIA GAIL JACKSON BENITA SUE JOHNSON 24 Answers and Meaning JAMES MONROE JOHNSON, JR. JOEL MAX JOHNSON, JR. CATHY JO JONES DONALD DAVID JONES DONNIE NELSON JONES GLORIA SUVON JUNKINS ROBERT LEE KING GARLAND WADE KNIGHT, JR. ” JOHN ROBERT KNIGHT, JR. “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow ... 25 Strive For MICHAEL JAY LAMM RONALD TERRY LEE MARGARET McDONALD RANDY ALLEN LEWIS LEONARD DELAND MARSH CHARLIE CHESTER JOANNE PARK MATTHEWS OLA MAE McCORMICK MATTHEWS Seniors straighten things out! ERNESTINE McDOUGALD EUGUSTA McDOUGLAD Success Class of ’70??? WILLIAM PICKETT McKAY JAMES EDWARD McLEAN JIMMY McLEAN GENE HAROLD MITCHELL JANICE MARIE MOORE REBA COLLETTE MOORE JERRY MORRIS FANNIE DAVIS MURPHY Pa | BRENDA SUE MURRAY CHARLES LINCOLN NEAL, JR. NATHAN NORRIS WILLIE GLENN PAGE MARTHA LOUISE PARRISH DEBORAH CHARLENE MARION STEWART PLEASANT RALPH LEE SCOTT PHILLIPS “GONE... BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!” LAURA ANN SEXTON 28 ew Life CARMEN ELIZABETH CHARLIE RAEFORD SMITH SHERMAN JEFFREY LEWIS SMITH LAURA JEAN SMITH MARY FRANCIS SMITH GEORGE MICHAEL SOUDERS LARRY JOHNSON STEWART SHARON DIANNE STEWART LARRY RAY SPEARS DONNIE LEE STANLEY 29 Cherish Classmates “SLOP it to ust” VICKIE LYNN STOGSDILL CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ESTELLA MARIE TAYLOR KAREN GALE TEDDER CARL PAREM TEMPLE SWAYZE CURTIS RAY TEMPLE JONATHAN DARRELL TEMPLE BARBARA JEAN THOMAS BENJAMIN RAY THOMAS 30 And Memories Forever BRENDA FAYE THOMAS JEROME MERCELL TUCKER BRENDA FAYE WALKER BRYAN TAYLOR WEAVER VON FRANKLIN WILBURN DANNY DAVID WILLIAMS DONNA ANN WOMBLE WANDA ANN WOODLEY MASCOTS: LISA WOMBLE, STACY PARK STEVE EDWARD WORRELL Juniors Learn 2ouoepery OM we Junior Class Officers: Donna Bryant, Treasurer; Debbie Taylor, Secretary; Roger McKoy, Vice President; Kenneth Moss, President Julius Bedsole Elaine Bennett Jeannette Bennett Debbie Black Richard Black Hal Blaylock Donna Bradley Thomas Brown 32 Values of Study Donna Bryant Louise Byrd Mary Jo Byrd Sandra Byrd Alton Campbell Cynthia Cates Shernll Champion Jackie Clelland JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Gilchrist, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Wortman, Mrs. Bartolacci Pam Coleman Melvia Connelly Tommy Crews Jimmy Darroch Frances Davis Addie Elliott Henry Elliott David Everette Mary Everette Rex Everhart Paul Faulk Kim Faucett JUNIOR CLASS MASCOTS: Les Bethune, Pam Barbour Host The Junior Senior School life—happiness in action. Linda Gilchrist Robert Giles Walter Gunn Verlista Guyton Vanise Hardee Carlester Harrington Sherman Harrington Samuel Harris Cleta Hicks Fred Hobbs Bert Hood George Hubbard 35 We do our own thing! Joyce Hubbard Cathy Hurley Aaron Johnson Jackie Johnson Angela Keith Lanie McCormick Kristye McDonald Ronnie McDonald Teresa McDonald Neal McDougald Ida McEachin Margaret McKinney 36 Strive To Reach Them Roger McKoy Kenneth McLamb Michael McLean Ruth McLemore Marilyn McLeod Jimmy McMillian Brenda McNeill Gloria McNeill Yvonne McNeill Bobby McNeill John Marsh Davy Matthews Activities soar students to new horizons. Wesley Matthews Kenneth Moss Garland Norris Mack Norris Anita Owens Beverly Park Johnny Parker Jane Paschal Sue Pate Kathy Phillips Joyce Pipkins Kathy Raynor Efficace, Madame Arnold, toujours 4 la tache. American History et mh ae Domineering Juniors outnumber an upperclassman. Sherry Raynor Danny Roberts Jack Roberts Lois Ross Mike Salmon Rob Schuman Susan Senter Cathy Smith Artie Souders Willie Spearman Margaret Spears Sarah Spears 39 Priscilla Spence Kenny Stewart Nellie Stone Steve Stone Randy Sturgill Diane Surles Miles Tart Debbie Taylor Keith Thomas Johnny Todd William Tripp Sarah Tucker 40 Long Awaited Dreams Fulfilled Barbara Turlington Wanda Turlington Larry Walker Paula Walser Robert White Cindy Whittington Roy Wilkins Colleen Williams Not Pictured: Dorothy Allen Dwight Autry Paul Bell Eugene Williams Gloria Brown J ohnny Willifor d Larry Clark Debbi Willis Thomas Marks Jerome McLean Clara Taylor Sarah Taylor Keithorean Theorem? No, we haven’t learned that one yet. 41 Cpe, POOLE LLL LAE 3 ae — we % y . re OME 4 Sophomore Class Officers: Ray O’Quinn, President; Lois Blackmon, Vice President; Cynthia Patterson, Secretary ; Ann Johnson, Treasurer. Billy Adams James Allen Terry Autry Diane Avrette Daphane Baker Debra Ballard Freddie Bass Sharon Bethune Sophomores Lois Blackmon Marshall Bradford Dallas Brown Sonny Brown Tony Brown Bonnie Jo Byrd Georgianna Byrd Joy Byrd Gary Bullock Phyllis Cameron Daphene Cates Randy Coleman MON iestentey ee HN « | sd : Mihaly Mr. Fred Freeman, Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Mrs. Alice Beidler, Mr. O.K. Keene Anticipate Vicki Crabtree Bobby Ray Davis Robert Davis Napoleon Dockery Teresa Evrette Virginia Exum Patsy Faircloth Luther Ferguson Marshall Gainey Bernell Gates Melinda Gerald Randy Godwin 44 Challenging Days Jeneane Green Everette Gunn Barry Guyton Faye Hall Steve Harris Linda Harvell Sammy Hatley Brenda Hawley Lamont Hill Allan Hobbs Diane Hobson Vicki Holland Horace Hubbard We love those SOPHOMORES!!! Study Hard Shelton Jackson Ann Johnson Cynthia Johnson Debra Johnson Michael Johnson Nancy Johnson Melvin Jones Susan Kelly Eva Lanier Leroy Lett David Lucas Terrance Mackie John Matthews Larry Matthews 46 To Reach Goals Hubert McDougald Patricia McDougald Ronnie McDougald Shirley McDonald Leroy McKenzie Glenda McKoy Ronnie Lee McLean Catherine McNeil John McNeil Linda McNeil Sylvia McNeil Gloria Montyne Moore Joseph Morris Teresa Neil Diane Norris Deborah Ockletree Exploring the World of Science. Kay O’Quinn Ray O’Quinn Kathryn Pate Cynthia Patterson Joyce Phelps Sharon Pipkins David Poe Steve Porter Phyllis Rial Mollie Sue Roberts Elsie Ross Marsha Simmons Marvin Sims Martin Sims 48 Feelings of Assurance Elaine Smith Virginia Spears Brenda Spicer Carolyn Stanley Jan Stephens Pam Stephenson Cynthia Taylor Patricia Tedder Sandra Thomas Sharon Thorpe Kenneth Todd Donald Ray Turlington Mary White Tony Wilder Edward James Womack Johnny Womble perenne : ee Did you hear... !! PY Sieh etek carer eee a Shite gry Pa it ide, Lf tate anes Bee : : A ile ha er ee i FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Becky Landgon, Treasurer; Pam Stogsdill, Secretary; Frankie McDonald, Vice President; Al Bethune, President. Nanda Aiken Kathy Allen Cindy Arnold Eric Bailey Wayne Ballard Rex Barbour Harvey Beard Terry Beasley Phyllis Bell Ronnie Best Al Bethune Vickie Biggie 50 Freshmen Strive For: Kathryn Blalock Brenda Bowden Cliffton Brown Jackie Brown Rhonda Brown Ruffin Brown R.H. Byrd, Jr. Angela Canady Patricia Campbell Jeffrey Carroll Eddie Coleman Nancy Dawson Book reports are due tomorrow! Freshmen display their intelligence! 51 Danny Edwards Tony Everhart Wendy Faucett Susan Faulk Ben Gardner Debbie Giles Sandra Grissom Neil Haldeman Melanie Hamilton Florence Hicks Larry Holiday Bonnie Holder 52 Jan Roberts. A New Name — New Adventures Craig Johnson Holly Johnson Michael Johnson Peggy Johnson Teresa Johnson Vicki Johnson Sammy Jones Johnny Kelly Becky Langdon Johnnie Langdon Michael Langdon Lillie Lanier Ruby Jo Long Elaine Mason Harold Manning James Massey Joseph Matthews Pamela Matthews Tony Matthews Barbara McDonald a3 Frankie McDonald Gracie McDougald Marvin McDougald Sharon McDougald Stanley McDougald Maggie McEachin Helen McKay Ellen McKinney Willie Mae McKinley Jimmy McLaughlin Patricia McLaughlin Teresa McLean James R. McMillian Jimmie McNeill 54 Higher Horizons More Prestige 55 Leron McNeill Nathaniel McNeill Patricia McNeil Jean McRae Nadine Mitchell James Moore Yvonne Morrison Dorothy Murchison Christopher Nordan Ronnie Ockletree Brenda Overby Becky Parker Susan Parker William Parrish Alice Powell Vickie Powers Victor Ray Quick Gloria Ray Betty Risher Tony Ross New Leaders Stanley Signal Brenda Snow Gloria Spearman Patricia Spearman Sarah Spencer Agnes Stewart Harold Stewart Pam Stogsdill Anita Stone Rita Stone Steve Stone Billy Surles Mary Ellen Temple Dale Thomas 56 Ot Tomorrow Debbie Thomas Kathy Turlington Dora Lee Walker Gary Walker Diane West Freddy West Thomas West Kathy Wicker Reynauld Williams Scarlett Williams Terry Williams Troy Williams Jeffrey Womble Ray Womble Jr. “Boy, ’m TOUGH!” 57 Students Absorbed David Adams Cathy Adcock Reggie Bain Cindy Ballard Ervin Barham Joseph Best Annette Black Freddie Blowers Jeannie Bradley Danny Brown Gail Brown Devon Brown Jim Brown Marsha Brown Steven Brown Charma Bryant Michael Burke Larry Butts Carey Byrd Donna Byrd Kathy Byrd Melvin Byrd Michael Byrd Sue Byrd Synelvia Cameron Shirley Campbell Sylvia Capps Earl Champion Cathy Coleman Jimmy Coleman Cornelia Collins Meredith Ann Crews Betty Davis James Davis Ethel Dickerson Grade In Realities Authur Elliott Faye Elliott Cathy Everette Elaine Ferguson Myron Godwin Kim Goff Sarah Guyton Betty Gwen Johnson Eric Haldeman Connie Hall Paulette Hamilton Woody Hart Kim Holland Cathy Holliday James Hooper Donna Jackson Julie Johnson Lewis Johnson Malerie Johnson Shirley Jones Shirley Judd Larry Junkins Carol Kelly Barrett Lasater Gloria Latta David McAllister Willie McKoy Darnell McDougald Diane McDougald Larry McDougald Patricia McDougald Richard McDougald Rosa McDougald Earline McKinzie Blondell McLean Clarence McLean Cynthia McLean Janet McLean Robert McLean Sidney McLean Mary Sue McLeod Joseph McNeill Mary Ann McNeill Marvin McPhatter Mary McPhatter Ramona Marks Robert Matheson Victor Moore Gennette Overby Tony Parker Dicque Parrish Jeffery Paschal Cynthia Phelps Elmore Pipkins Robin Purdie Diane Randall Jeffrey Raynor Glenda Ridgell Jacqueline Ross Rita Ross Marsha Sherman Mary Sherman Michael Senter David Sexton Susan Sikes Marie Smith Patricia Spears Jodie Spence Peggy Ann Spicer Mary Staton 60 School Life Happiness In Action Connie West Pam West Joe Williford Alfair Wright Learning the foundations of earth science. 61 Ray Stanley Wanda Stewart Kitty Stone Pat Stone Alice Stout Stamey Taylor Ronny Thomas Connie Thompson Judy Thompson John Tripp Ricky Turlington Lynn Turner Billy Wade Sharon Walker Mona Walser Just one look - that’s all it took. Vickie Arnold Whitson Arnold Delia Autry Linda Baggett Mary Lynn Baggett Thomas Baldwin Charmel Bass Sylvesta Bass Loretta Benton Tony Biggie Thomas Bowden Becky Byrd Dean Byrd Guy Biggie Hal Byrd Kenny Byrd Lee Byrd Mark Byrd Richard Byrd Russell Byrd Effie Campbell lola Capps Sheila Coleman Cindy Collins Ernie Crews Jimmy Crews Etta Davis Dick Dickerson Connie Dockery Milton Elliott Delois Ferguson Marion Graves Cynthia Green Bruce Gregory Benny Gerald Billy Graves Robert Gunn Brenda Hall Beverly Hardee Larene Harris Tessie Harris Rodney Hodges Learning To Think Seventh Grade To Grow and Ronnie Hodges Theodore Hodges Shirlena Hicks Betty Sue Holliday Daniel Honeycutt Billy Hudson Barbara Hurley Lavern Jenks Cynthia Johnson Diane Langdon Bob T. Lanier David Lee Warren Lee Tony Long Martha Lucas Perry Mackie Terry Marsh Terry Massey Steve Moore Elizabeth Moss Danny Matthews Debbie Matthews Sherry Matthews Paul McAllister Eddie McDonald Gwen McDonald Jeffery McDonald Joe McDougal Annie McEachin Marion McKinnley Sandra McKoy George McLaughlin Patsy McLaughlin Hoyt McLean Kathy McLean Matthew McLean Neal McLean Velesta McLean Kay McLemore Alex McNeill Anthony McNeill Betty McNeill Mary McNeill Brenda Norris Gloria Ockletree Anthony Parker James Pipkins Teresa Powers Rose Purdie Lenora Rambeaut Shelby Rambeaut Gloria Ray Mack Robertson Dessie Seaberry Ellis Smith Jenny Smith Lu Ann Souders Jo Anna Spears Mary Spears Lynn Stewart Theresa Stokes John Surles Beverly Temple Miles Temple Calvin Tucker Regina Turlington Jeffery Walker Bobby Whittington Michael Wicker Harold Williams John Williams Leonard Williams Wanda Williams Tamalie Willis 64 Happiness is: doing math problems? Alot Chapter Three n accidental explosion in chemistry, an oral Civil War battle report, the final solution of some impossible math problem, and the mounting tension before exams are familiar incidents in the unfolding plot. Each student’s curriculum includes the basic outline of required subjects and is developed further through their participation in extra-curricular activities. This section presents the rudimentary areas in every aspect of CLUBS. 65 V. Stogsdill, Editor; C. Davis, Business Manager; Mrs. Stewart, Advisor; D. Clelland, Asst. Business Manager; M. Carson, Asst. Editor. 66 1970 Long, hectic hours spent slaving over a typewriter, sorting pic- tures in alphabetical order, selling ads and annuals, and proof- reading pages and pages of copy compose the life of an annual staff member. With all this hard work comes many advantages, such as being able to see our Footprints 70 take shape before our eyes and getting a sneak preview of the pictures and the layout. Our main purpose was to capture between the covers of this book, in pictures and words, everything from the small happenings to the big events which made up this special year 1969-70. 67 1. Donna Bradley, Sports Editor 2. Kenneth Jackson, Staff Member 3. Diane Stewart, Administration Ed. 4. Ann Johnson, Freshmen Editor 5. Debbie Taylor, Administration Ed. 6. Susan Kelly, Asst. Soph. Editor 7. Pam Stogsdill, Jr. High Editor 8. Susan Senter, Jr. Editor 9. Mary Sue Carson, Club Editor 10. Charlotte Swayze, Sr. Editor 11. Roger McKoy, Asst. Jr. Editor 12. Johnny Williford, Photographer 13. Donna Clelland, Advertising Editor 14. Fred Hobbs, Asst. Sports Editor 15. Vickie Stogsdill, Special Pages Editor 16. Donna Bethune, Staff Member 17. Collett Davis, Business Manager 18. Donald Jones, Sr. Editor 19, Gloria Junkins, Copy Editor Not Pictured: Diane Avrette, Soph. Editor Ray Womble, Staff Member Elayne Burgess, Typist Anita Owens, Staff Member Mary Jo Byrd, Asst. Sports Editor Ray O’Quinn, Jr. High Editor Around the campus of Lillington High School, you may see the Betas’ raising the flag, helping a student find her locker, boosting school spirit, or putting up bulletin boards. We always encourage sportsmanship through all phases of school life. We strive to set a good example for underclassmen and convey to them a feeling of good will. Sponsors: Mrs. Wortman, Mrs. Byrd A Guiding Hand to Future Leaders ‘ M. McKinney, S. Senter, D. Taylor, D. Clelland, B. Thomas, C. Sherman, D. Bennett, D. Bradley, M. Byrd, K. Phillips, C. Williams, D. Bryant, C. Davis, R. Giles, J. Baldwin, S. Brown, P. Faulk, B. Page, R. McKoy, J. Williford, F. Hobbs, J. Todd, V. Hardee, H. Blaylock, B. Hood. 68 _,. Honor Students CERCA ee INR a RL ORS AT pnt SHED YOURSELF ouT 9 LIFE , Qe Debbie Taylor, Vice President; Bill Page, Projects Chairman; Steve Brown, President; Collett Davis, Program Chairman; Donna Bryant, Sécretary-Treasurer. A Daily Duty of the Beta Club 69 . FHA is a nonprofit self-supporting national organization of Junior and Senior high school home economics students, sponsored by the U.S. Office of Education and the American Eco- nomics Association. The overall goal of the organization is to help prepare individuals for the responsibilities of homemaking, stress the influence of the home on family members, emphasize the importance of using your time wisely, encourage youth to work toward educational goals, work toward eliminating prejudices and inequalities, to arouse youth interest and participation in solving of world problems, and resourcefulness. Recognition can be earned by active members through work toward Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees of Achievement. The Lillington Chapter is proud to have had seven FHA’ers to be awarded State Degrees, 1969 and to have eighteen prospective State Degrees for 1970. The highlights of our current year are the District IV Rally at Rocky Mount, the State Convention in Raleigh, the Daddy Date Night, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and programs presented by the FHA chorus. STATE DEGREE WINNERS Future Homemakers Mrs. Dorothy C. Hales Mrs. Lucy B. Johnson Advisor, Dept. Head Advisor Debbie Hales Vickie Stogsdill Doris Bennett Margaret Leonard Charlotte Swayze Phyllis Gilchrist Cindy Edwards Part of FHA Chorus. Of America D. Taylor, Chapter Degrees; C. Johnson, Hist.; A. Johnson, Parl.; D. Hales, Tres.; Carmen Sherman, President. S. Senter, V. Pres.; P. Stephenson, Rec. Leader; D. Avrette, Pianist; S. Harrington, Sec.; C. Sherman, Pres.; P. Coleman, Rec. Leader; F. Davis, Jr. Degrees; Miss Finch, Student Teacher; V. Hoiland, Reporter. 71 The FPAWis saneintra- curricular activity having its Origin and root in a definite VArr Of “tMe Sen@ooll curriculum—vocational _ agri- culture. Among other things, members encourage students, participate in community clean-up campaigns, exhibit farm safety, prepare a chapter budget, and promote the importance of good scholar- ship. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and char- acter development, sportsman- ship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recrea- tion, citizenship and patriot- ism. The Future Farmers of America exists today because of a cooperative spirit and a desire on the part of boys, 14 to 21 years of age, preparing for a career in agriculture through vocational agriculture. There are four active degrees which may be obtained through hard work and deter- mination on the part of each individual member. These are Green-Hand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. The Lillington Chapter is proud to have a member to achieve the State Farmer Award, Tommy Byrd. Through the leadership of understanding advisors, W.E. Bailey, and J.A. Brown, the local chapter of Future Farmers of America has ac- complished much in improving their community and them- selves. Making plans. Future Farmers FFA boys at work. 72 Of America = ma - r a Mr. Bailey, Advisor; Eugene Williams, Secretary; Tommy Byrd, President; Corie ee eon Larry Walker, Vice President; Mr. Brown, Advisor; Charlie Matthews, Reporter; J.R. Knight, Treasurer; Darrell Temple, Sentinel. Student Council .. . The Student Council, serving as the backbone of Lillington, works hard to direct school activities. Using “teamwork” as its key word, the Council’s goals are to stimulate leadership, service, com- munication, and to bridge the gap between administration and students. With dedicated sponsors and officers as guides, the Stu- dent Council has helped to make this year one of Lillington’s most rewarding. If it were not for the Council, the student body would be without a voice. Collett Davis Kenneth Moss Brenda Thomas Susan Senter President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 74 Axis For School Life B. Overby, A. Keith, S. Senter, C. Phillips, V. Holland, J. Stephens, P. Gilchrist, G. Moore, F. Davis, J. Paschal, P. Stogsdill, B. Thomas, T. Johnson, C. Johnson, A. Johnson, B. Langdon, Mrs. Hall, Sponsor; V. Hardee, R. Coleman, J. Baldwin, C. Davis, K. Moss, S. Worrell, Mrs Watkins, Sponsor; J. Todd, M. Byrd. ‘ - p icine cases ARR CP NO . Suga Shee ee ve ithe?� f epee! eqs ake eva 5 Our student government makes plans. Politics is a topsy, turvy world. 75 Monogram Club . . . Sportsmanship The Monogram Club is ofganized to form a unity among the participants in sports and all related activities. The members make great contributions, not only to the students of Lillington High School, but also to the members of our community. Mr. Jan Roberts, Advisor Bill McKay, President; Vickie Stogsdill, Secretary-Treasurer; Wayne Dean, Vice President; Steve Brown, Representative; Max Johnson, Representative; Randy Lewis, Sergeant-at-Arms. J. Johnson, S. Brown, J. Roberts, K. McDonald, C. Neal, D. Womble, M. Johnson, M. Carson, J. Stephens, E. Matthews, M. McKinney, D. Bryant, D. Bradley, C. Davis, D. Jones, D. Jones, D. Hales, W. Dean, D. Turlington, V. Holland, R. Sturgill, P. Coleman, K. Moss, J. Williford, R. O’Quinn, D. Taylor, S. Senter, M. Byrd, K. Todd, L. Walker, S. Stone, J. Knight, D. Averette, A. Keith, D. Coleman, C. Harrington, C. Matthews, B. Page, D. Roberts, J. Baldwin, S. Hatley, B. Hood, F. Hobbs, K. Stewart, V. Stogsdill, S. Worrell, D. Stewart, G. Junkins, B. Murray, B. McKay, J. Baker, C. Temple, S. Harrington, R. McKoy, J. McMillian, T. Brown, J. Smith, V. Wilburn. Pep Club... School Spirit The Pep Club was organized in 1968 at Lilling- ton High School by Mr. Efrain Zambrana. The pur- pose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship at all school activities. Some of their activities in- clude selling Cavalier hats and sponsoring a sock day and green day. The Pep Club is the nucleus for Cavalier fans. The members have a reserved section at all ballgames and take an active part in the cheering. M. Johnson, Pres.; Mrs. Bartolacci, Sponsor; W. Dean, Treas.; E. Matthews, V. Pres.; K. Thomas, Sergeant-at-Arms; J. Todd, Sec.; R. Lewis, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ue Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Hey Now! 1 Industrial Cooperative Training EK M. Norris, A. Souders, J. Gunn, R. Wilkins, R. McDonald, S. Champion, D. Autry, M. Leonard, B. Thomas, B. Park, Mr. Bradley, A. Connelly, L. McCormick. W. Tripp, R. McLean, W. Matthews, P. Bell, L. Jackson, Advisor, E. McDougald, D. Everette, A. Johnson, W. Knight, B. King, J. McLean, J. Autry, Bus Drivers th it RIESE TL SST LI PE EE popaees SST Y Sot RE. L. Jackson, G. Hubbard, B. Weaver, K. Hall, N. Norris, Mitchell, D. Spearman, E. Williams, N. Lanier. D. Temple, D. Williams, F. Murphy, D. Stanley, R. Moore, T. Byrd, J. Gainey, G. 78 The Cavalier Statt Gloria Junkins, Editorials; D. Womble, Cheerleaders; B. Johnson, Circulation Mgr.; C. Jones, Asst. Editor; B. Weaver, Editor, D. Stewart, Business Mgr.; C. Davis, Writer; B. Thomas, Writer; L. Walker, Writer; R. Giles, Sports Editor and Photographer; E. Bennett, J. Rep.;C. Brown, Cartoonist; P. Gilchrist, Artist; D. Avrette, Soph. Rep.; C. Arnold, Fresh. Rep. : : ‘ PS Bryan Weaver, Editor. Mrs. Frances Arnold, Advisor. ie) Library Club C. Swayze, C. Phillips, D. Byrd, C. Jackson, G. Junkins, B. Thomas, Mrs. O’Quinn, Mrs. Allen, Sponsors, S. Thomas, C. Williams, S. Senter, C, Whittington, D. Bennett, T. Autry, D. Johnson, T. McDonald, B. Byrd, P. Gilchrist, P. Coleman, G. Byrd, K. Phillips, C. Johnson, G. Jackson, S. Kelley, A. Johnson. Efficient Staff Maintains the Library. The library should play an important role in every student’s life while in high school and also after graduation. Our librarians at Lillington High School strive to make the library a quiet and pleasant place for all its users. Mrs. Elaine O’Quinn is our head librarian. She has a part-time assistant, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, but the rest of the work is done by girls willing to give up their time and energy during their study hall. They have various duties and are continuously busy. Their jobs include shelving books, reading shelves, checking out books, typing over-due lists, and trying hard to collect over-due fines, During National Book Week, they present to the student body a play that will remind the students of their responsibility to the library. Last year the first county wide meeting was held in Coats. For all the hard work, the librarians do not go completely unpaid. They have a Christmas party and a Cookout at the end of the year. The librarians also receive one-half unit of credit on the permanent records. 80 Mrs. O’Quinn, Sponsor; Pam Coleman, Reporter; Susan Senter, Secretary; Ann Johnson, Treasurer; Phyllis Gilchrist, Gail Jackson, Scrapbook Chairman; Brenda Thomas, Vice President. Lunchroom Staff Ps —— Mrs. Thelma McKay, Mrs. Lucy Harrington, Mrs. Lola McCormick, Mrs. Eloise Harrington, Manager; Mrs. Mary Jernigan. Janitorial Staff matey SSS = Mrs. Lillie Murchison, Mr. Neil Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Murchison. Jimmy Darroch, Marilyn McLeod, Martha Parrish. Not pictured, Larry Walker. 81 Conflict Chapter HF our training muscles, heightened emotions, quickened reflexes, and deliberate actions indicate conflict. Individuals and teams struggle to plan strategy, perfect skills, and build endurance. Through competition, athlete and spectator experience the humility of pinning an opponent, sinking a decisive shot or crossing the goal line that can only be experienced in ATHLETICS. 82 Booster Club Our time clock, a whirlpool, and the bleachers are the results of hard work produced by the Lillington Booster Club. Their support and interest gives us that boost we need to keep going when it gets rough. The dedication, en- thusiasm, and efforts of each of these men have added to the success of our athletic program. To each member of the Booster Club, the members of the stu- dent body wish to say thank-you. 83 Mr. Harold James, Mr. Neil A. Stewart, Dr. Kenneth Talley, V. Pres.; Mr. Charles Sikes, Pres.; Mr. Joel Everhart, Mr. T.L. Dean, Mr. Robert Lewis, Mr. Lincoln Neal, Mr. Robert Real, Mr. James Goff, Mr. Charles Burnett, Mr. Roy Harvell, Mr. R.S. Taylor, Jr., Mr. Bryce Cummings, Dr. Lynn Mann, Mr. Marty Nipper, Dr. J.K. Williford, Mr. Hal Bradley. With a 6-8-1 F260 CAVALIERS 1! A BBR. | ma 4 dite oR as een” VARSITY COACHES: Mr. Fred Freeman, Mr. Jan Roberts, Mr. Jerry Ennis. VARSITY TEAM: Row 1. B. Page, J. Williford, E. Matthews, B. McKay, W. Dean, J. Baker, S. Harrington, J. Morris, M. Johnson, C. Matthews, R. Schumann. Row 2. B. Guyton, R. Lewis, K. Moss, R. Sturgill, K. Thomas, V. Wilburn, C. Temple, C. Harrington, C. Neal, J. Roberts, D. Roberts, J. Johnson. 84 Seasons With Memories The Lillington High School Football team worked many long hard hours to produce a winning record. Their devotion and love of the game gave them the desire to win which pushed them always upward. The 1969 Cavalier squad exemplified, in the greatest tradition, what it means to be a fighting and victorious team. DATE OPPONENT Home Score Opponent Score SEPT. 5 COATS te SEPT.12 GREENWOOD Dp SEPT.19 BOONE TRAIL 18 SEPT2269— APEX OCT. 3 ANGIER OCT LUs COATS OCT. 17 GREENWOOD OCT. 24 BOONE TRAIL OCT 3 laa APEX NOV. 7 ANGIER fat A Toast to Victory! We Do Our Own Thing! 85 Cooperation is Understanding OFFENSIVE LINE UP: Row 1. B. McKay, C. Temple, E. Matthews, J. Williford, K. Thomas, J. Johnson, B. Page. Row 2. J. Baker. Row 3. B. Guyton, R. Lewis, S. Harrington. DEFENSIVE LINE UP: Row 1. B. Page, J. Johnson, K. Thomas, V. Wilburn, C. Temple, B. McKay. Row 2. C. Matthews, C. Neal, W. Dean. Row 3. B. Guyton, M. Johnson, K. Moss. TACKLE HIM BOY S!! 86 Backbone of Future Varsity Team JUNIOR VARSITY CAPTAINS: Ray Womble, Eddie Victory Celebration! Coleman, : = -—- eS ‘ fy 2 3 oa re a = | = ae an,R. Womble, J. Womble, F. McDonald, M. Johnson, R. Row 1. R. Okletree, H. Manning, T. Williams, A. Bethune, J. Langdon, E. Colem illiford, M. Senter, L. Junkins, J. Tripp, W. Brown, L. McNeill. Row 2. R. Thomas, R. Matheson, S. Taylor, M. Johnson, B. Lasater, J. W Hart, M. Godwin. 87 Striving For The Dribbling, passing, and shooting their way to the top, the bas- ketball team of L.H.S. played for the old school. This group of boys practice for hours at a time perfecting their plays and shots. Working on the fine points makes a winning team and this squad made it look easy. This year we’re especially proud of our heroes of the hardwood. SENIOR CAPTAINS: Bill McKay, Carl Temple, John Baker. We Love Those Cavaliers! STARTING FIVE: John Baker, Roger McKoy, Carlester Harring- ton, Carl Temple, Bill McKay. Get The Rebound Boys! 88 est Season Yet VARSITY TEAM: Row 1. Kenneth Moss, Johnny Womble, Roger McKoy, John Baker, Charlie Matthews, Barry Guyton, Steve Brown. Row 2. David Lucas, Charles Neal, Jack Roberts, James McLean, Carlester Harrington, Carl Temple, Bill McKay, Keith Thomas. j LAST MINUTE PLANS. 89 SENIOR CAPTAINS: Brenda Murray, Delia Coleman. Girls Ignite One of the most devoted teams at Lillington is the girls’ basket- ball team. Dressed in sweatshirts and shorts, these girls come out every afternoon and practice for long periods of time. Their de- votion and love of the game is surpassed by no other team on the sports program. These girls put out 110% all the time and are truly one of the proudest teams L.H.S. has. Block That Shot! STARTING SIX: Diane Stewart, Brenda Murray, Gloria Junkins, Donna Bradley, Delia Coleman, Mary Jo Byrd. 90 Donna’s Hustle Pays Off. VW the “Spirit of 70” : Row 1: Delia Coleman, Ann Johnson, Angela Keith, Diane Stewart, Mary Jo Byrd, Cynthia Johnson. Row 2: Pam Stephenson, Deborah Johnson, Brenda Murray, Verlista Guyton, Donna Bradley, Gloria Junkins, Teresa Neal, Sandra Harrington. Coach Jan Roberts. Control The Ball Girls! 91 Jayvees Strive to J.V. BOYS: Sammy Hatley, E.J. Womack, Jimmy McMillian, Hal Blaylock, Fred Hobbs, Tommy Crews, Jackie Clelland, Ronnie McLean, Joseph Morris, Sherman Harrington. Freshmen Boys Basketball E a FRESHMEN BOYS: E. Bailey, T. Ross, R. Ockletree, H. Manning, E. Coleman, J. Langdon, J. Womble, B. Surles, F. McDonald, N. Haldeman, N. Dockery, J. McMillan, R. Womble. 92 Evade Defeat MGs ida Ne EN Patel a J.V. GIRLS: G. Johnson, A. Stewart, J. Ross, T. Johnson, S. Parker, V. Powers, D. Allen, S. Guyton, K. Everette, H. Johnson, A. Powell, B. Parker, D. Giles, N. Mitchell, K. Allen, D. West, W. Stewart, S. Sikes. STARTING SIX: Agnes Stewart, Susan Parker, Alice Powell, Becky Parker, Holly Get That Jump Girls! Johnson, Teresa Johnson. 93 Sluggers Slide to Victory BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1. Sammy Hatley, Fred Hobbs, Elmo Matthews, Sherman Harrington, Kenneth Stewart. Row 2. Coach Ennis, Larry Walker, Steve Brown, Jimmy Johnson, Kenny Todd, Carlester Harrington, Charlie Matthews. Strong level swings, swift races around the bases, keen eyes, and quick hands, these are all characteristics of the Lillington High School baseball squad. These boys give up warm spring afternoons to practice a sport which they all love. Batting practice, fielding, and baserunning are only a few of the points these athletes work on to bring victory to the name of the Cavaliers and the school in general. RUT i How’s This For Style? Coach Jerry Ennis 94 Co-ordination Put to Use Track Team: Row 1. D. Turlington, J. Morris, C. Matthews, R. O’Quinn, D. Jones, E. Matthews, R. McKoy, W. Dean, N. Norris, S. Harrington, J.R. Knight. Row 2. Coach Roberts, R. Schumann, B. Guyton, T. Brown, D. Roberts, K. Thomas, C. Temple, B. McKay, C. Harrington, J. Roberts, S. Brown, J. Johnson, L. Walker, K. Moss. @ HM The spring sports bring with them renewed eagerness and vital- ity. This eagerness is brought out in the great teams L.HLS. fields in the spring. Whether it be the swingers on the golf team or the fleet of feet on the track team, Lillington is well represented by boys who have the best interest of the school at heart. John Williford John Baker Donald Jones Jack Roberts Jeffrey Smith 95 Vitality, Spirit During the past summer Mrs. Hales, cheerleader sponsor, inspired and arranged for nine of the eleven Lillington Cheerleaders to attend N.C.A. Cheerleading Camp at St. Andrews College in Laurinburg. There they learned new cheers which were presented at the games to boost school spirit. They won the N.C.A. Spirit Stick and an Honorable Mention Ribbon for their outstanding achievements. Whether at a game or around campus, they always work to keep the morale high. Always backing Mrs. Dorothy C. our teams whether they win or lose, Hales, Sponsor the cheerleaders provide the catalyst which spurs the teams to their greatest effort. } } } Vickie Stogsdill, Head; Mary Sue Carson, Co-Head. wer AMR MARINE Vicki Holland, Soph.; Mary Sue Carson, Sr.; Margaret Lynn Mc- Kinney, Jr.; Jan Stephens, Soph.; Donna Womble, Sr.; Susan Senter, Jr.; Vickie Stogsdill, Sr.; Donna Bryant, Jr.; Dianne te BE escccccon Side-line cheering—enthusiasm and support expressed by students lead by cheerleaders. Avrette, Soph.; Debbi Hales, Sr.; Pam Coleman, Jr. Not pictured Marsha Simmons, Soph., football season alternate. Backbone Ot J.V. Spirit The Lillington Junior Varsity Cheerleaders dis- tributed the extra enthusiasm and spirit needed by i their teams for a successful season. Not only did they support their teams through cheering at all games but they made signs and posted them throughout the buildings on campus. The J.V. Cheerleaders assisted the Varsity Cheerleaders in selling badges for Homecoming, Booster Badges for all games during basketball sea- son, and program booklets at footbail games. Pam Stogsdill, Head; Nanda Aiken, Co-Head. Mrs. Dorothy C. Hales Dianne Randall, Yvonne Morrison, Robin Purdie, Becky Landgon, Pam Stogsdill, Sponsor Nanda Aiken, Charma Bryant, Cathy Byrd, Mona Lisa Walser. Mice Practice before the game sets us off right. J.V.’s in set position. 98 Tribute To A “True Gentleman” The 1970 Annual Staff gives a special place of honor in our Footprints to our beloved Coach Hal Bradley. He has been an inspiration to the students at Lillington High School since he joined the faculty in 1948. His coaching record speaks for itself; no other Lillington coach has surpassed it. He is now serving as Athletic Director of Lillington High School and teacher of I.C.T. and is not actively coaching a specific team. Coach Bradley is loved and held in high esteem by all students. His devotion and concern for each individual will always hold a special place in our hearts. ANOTHER HONOR!!! Wise Preparation Made For More Victories. 99 Qlimax Chapter Hive inning the honor of queen of the Homecoming Court and earning the honor to serve as a marshal illustrate outstanding climaxes. Each of these afford opportunities to accept responsibility and leadership thus enabling us to work better with others. Fame, popularity, love and a personal sense of worth often accompany this lighter side of high school life until the student reaches graduation, the final climax in activities. 100 Marshals .. . Scholastic Achievers The Marshals at Lillington High School are the students of the Junior Class who have maintained the high- est scholastic averages during their first three years of high school. The student with the highest average serves as Chief Marshal. The Chief Marshal of 1969 was Jim Baldwin. These students were honored by serv- ing as ushers at the graduation services in the spring. (1 | | | Carmen Sherman, Brenda Thomas, Jim Baldwin, Donna Clelland, Doris Bennett. Back Row: Richard Giles, Carl Temple, Collett Davis. Jim Baldwin, Chief Front Row: AW : ee tee er ea vi tt 1969 Homecoming The 1969 Homecoming Court of Lillington High School was presented to the student body October 3, 1969, during the half-time of the Lil- lington-Angier football game held on Bradley Field. We were not only overwhelmingly pleased with our gorgeous court, but also by our 30-28 victory over the Bulldogs. The escorts of the Queen and her court were varsity football players of the coaches’ choice. Queen Brenda Murray was es- corted by Von Wilburn and Johnny Langdon. She was crowned by Principal J. Bryce Cummings and presented with roses and a kiss by co-captains, Bill McKay and Wayne Dean. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Mary Sue Carson, Carmen Sherman, Dianne Stewart, Cathy Jo Jones 102 Queen and her Court hens eres uti Tee? ’ , 1) 103 have more BipeSSi sie ccoremmnteennosisssinncnesicimep sips iS ssid nenssunonccon Senior BILL McKAY dooo DIANNE STEWART Best All Around Nn = — ie) 6 . CLLRS. = POA 5 2 Maat RT TES cQ , E : ! =g 5 eer a a : { RRA LEC RN, D Say Say ap ne? Day aap ay aay a ss = more shaves with Wittiest RICHARD GILES GLORIA JUNKINS 17 Wilkinson Blades.” Al ati 104 Superlatives Best Looking CATHY JO JONES JOHN BAKER “Superb display of beauty.” Best Personality JANICE MOORE JIMMY JOHNSON “To Have a Friend... Be a Friend” 105 Special Honors Most Popular BRENDA MURRAY STEVE’ WORRELL “Something has come between us.” Best Dressed CARMEN SHERMAN MIKE LAMM “Just look ... Don’t touch!” 106 For Special Seniors Most School Spirited VICKIE STOGSDILL MAX JOHNSON o 5 a aD sau Ss © = _ aol 2) ae ® Nn = oie D = = S = Zi = ea] —] © o = es a ica = ae = ea) = =| x S “Eight ball in corner pocket.” 107 We Love Most Likely To Succeed DONNA CLELLAND COLLETT DAVIS “DING-DONG .. . Avon’s calling!” Most Dependable MARY SUE CARSON KENNETH JACKSON “GOOD .. . to the very last drop!” 108 Those Seniors Most Studious DORIS BENNETT JIM BALDWIN “Mother hid the books!” 109 Most Talented PHYLLIS GILCHRIST RALPH SCOTT “We have a FLAIR for doing things.” Acknowledgements Chapter Six ublication of this book at a reasonable price for all students depends upon the contributions of many local business firms and individuals. Complimentary ads in the following sections of advertisements demonstrate their interest and support of school activities. Many others have also contributed as professional patrons, Dr. G.C. Pate, Dr. Lynn S. Mann and Mr. Jake Lamm. To all, we express our deepest appreciation. S semen na 110 Compliments of WILBOURNE FURNITURE COMPANY 2 | | a Lillington, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Magnificent Magnavox Astro-Sonic Stero and TV G.E. Appliances 111 LAFAYETTE DRUG COMPANY After you see your doctorags bring your prescription On 4 Ree Gill Randall — Fleming Lovette — Bill Cameror 112 Highway 421 Compliments of STEPHENSON ’S TASTEE FREEZ 1 Lillington, North Carolina For Refreshments and Sandwiches in Lillington the BLUE DART No. 1 With The L.H.S. Cavaliers! 143 COURTEOUS FRIENDLY OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA. SERVICE Lillington—Dunn—Benson Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of Golden Eagle Flour, Carolina Corn Meal Red Circle and Blue Circle Feeds Telephone 893-3346 Lillington, North Carolina We've been making... 1860 BRICK HERITAGE BRICK INCORPORATED Lillington, North Carolina 115 Compliments of E.R. Thomas Drug Co., Inc. 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