Lillington High School - Footprints Yearbook (Lillington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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Yor shat yeh? ’ J dmit thir tiingh Hugh. theo Aaa wer hid | tits p- We Dedicate The Footprints Mr. Ray Gilchrist In the year ’71 the dedication goes to a true gentleman whose devotion and efforts on our behalf have made him special to us. He not only is a teacher (with his famed Hieroglyphics) but a friend who is there when we ne ed him. With respect and gratitude, we dedicate the FOOTPRINTS of 1971 to Mr. Ray Gilchrist. . Long. we live our Alma Mater’ Dear oldititH Soyer ee We have. brought our ‘dear. ; fo} (=a a (| aime sYou al oYo) ie This our torch of light ° Burning brightly with our love We hail thee strong and true Praise to thee dear Lillington We are proud: of you Right on Trevzers Meee ae In the Year of 71. tw were deduated Conte fama). Right? 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L.H.S. has many organizations which invite anyone who is willing to spend his time and energy to lead, work and serve in the extra-curricular activity. } lav nx VU MO te tag 7 s x § % i. ® se) ceLATWO0Ds COMMUNITY — FIRE DEPT. - cantar a ee a SEARO Ss cc Ne Rett on 2 elt TERE, Footprints Staff Headlines, deadlines, copy sheets, selling ads, layout, pictures — few people realize the innumerable hours of labor necessary to produce a yearbook. Most of the work toward the publication of FOOTPRINTS is done after school, on week-ends, or during study hall; but ideas may hit at any time — during an English test, while watching tele- vision, or in the middle of a sleepless night. Reminiscences of a special year that can never be re- peated — studying and playing, ballgames and track meets, parties and proms — all are included between the covers of this very memorable book. This has meant frustration at times and satisfaction at times but without the en- durance and sacrifice of each member of the staff, FOOT- PRINTS ’71 could not have become a reality. Donna Bradley, Editor Debbie Taylor, Assistant Editor Fred Hobbs, Business Manager Mary Jo Byrd, Assistant Business Manager Kristye Turlington, Organization Editor Cynthia Whittington, Organization Editor Georgianna Byrd, Organization Editor Jane Paschal, Organization Editor Ann Johnson, Administration Editor Kim Faucett, Administration Editor Margaret McKinney, Sports Editor Pam Stephenson, Sports Editor Ray Womble, Sports Editor Susan Senter, Senior Editor Angela Keith, Senior Editor Roger McKoy, Senior Editor Diane Averette, Junior Editor Elaine Bennett, Junior Editor Jimmy McMillian, Junior Editor Agnes_Stewart hom Kenny Todd, Sophomore Editor Pam _ Stogsdill, Sophomore Editor Ray O’Quinn, Freshmen Editor Kathy Byrd, Freshmen Editor Susan Kelly, Eighth Grade Editor Mary Sherman, Eighth Grade Editor Sandra Thomas, Seventh Grade Editor Jackie Brown, Seventh Grade Editor Mollie Sue Roberts, Advertising Editor Colleen Williams, Advertising Editor Carlester Harrington, Advertising Editor John Williford, Photographer Joe Williford, Photographer Footprints ™ Mrs. Helen Stewart, Advisor The task of publishing an annual is a difficult one. Behind all the staff, there is one person who keeps us going. She is always there, never getting mad, always with an answer, and never without a smile. It is with our deepest love and respect, we give special thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Helen Stewart. Fred Hobbs, Business Manager, Mary Jo Byrd, Assistant Business Manager, John Williford, Photographer. Debbie Taylor, Assistant Editor 10 Career Opportunities Program Aides Left to right: Kay Marshburn, Wilamenia Prince, Nancy Jane McNeill, Leola McLean, Louis Blackmon, Mr. Ray Williams, Nicky Stewart, Lucille Williams, Conrad Alien, Gilchrist — Advisor. Nancy Johnson, Teresa Neal, Jan Stephens, Teresa Everett, Simmons, Sue Pate, Carolyn Stanley, Angela Keith. Marilyn McLeod, Kathryn Blalock, Frances Davis, Marsha 11 Beta Club Kathy Phillips, Roger McKoy, Debbie Taylor, John Williford, Stevenson, Sandra Thomas, Paul Faulk, Fred Hobbs, Vanise Bert Hood, Phyllis Rial, Colleen Williams, Mollie Sue Hardee, Pat Bryant, Georgianna Byrd, Vicki Holland, Mary Roberts, Susan Senter, Margaret Lynn McKinney, Pam Jo Byrd, Mrs. Helen Byrd: Advisor. ee : 8 ™ “Mrs. Byrd—you don’t have the floor now.” 12 Ducamus allis Serviendo The Beta Club is a leadership—service organization for high school students. In practice, it promotes ideals of honesty, service, and leadership. Membership is based on good mentality and character, creditable achievement (of which an overall average of 90 is required to join) and com- mendable attitude. Betas raise the flag daily, put up bulletin boards among other serviceable projects. They respond to service with eagerness and take an active part in leading. Debbie Taylor, President Mrs. Helen Byrd—Advisor, Debbie Taylor—President, Georgianna Byrd—Vice President, Colleen Williams—Secretary, John Williford—Program Chairman. 13 Future Homemakers Advisors—Mrs. Dorothy Hales, Mrs. Lucy Officers — Jan Stephens, Pam Coleman, Angela Keith, Diane Averette, Frances Johnson Davis, Kay O’Quinn, Cynthia Johnson, Sharon Bethune, Donna Bradley, Susan Senter; President, Verlista Guyton, Pam Stevenson, Ann Johnson, Georgianna Byrd. Lillington Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America 14 of America FHA is a national organization for students of Home Economics. Honors are earned through work toward Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees. We are proud to have sixteen FHAers awarded State De- grees in 1970 and 15 candidates for 1971. Highlights of year are District IV Rally, election of Cynthia Johnson, tea State Historian, Mother-Daughter Banquet, tea at governor’s mansion, State Degrees Candidate’s banquet, State Convention skit, and Nation- al Convention in Kansas City. North Carolina selected ‘‘Tomorrow’s World—Today’s Decision” as theme for year. State projects are “Decisions That Count” and ‘Our World—a Growing Heritage.” Pam Coleman Debbie Taylor Jane Paschal Debbie Black Susan Senter Sue Pate Cindy Bottiglier Brenda Murray Gloria Junkins Frances Davis oe Carmen Sherman Donna Clelland Angela Keith 15 Weg a - ss “a . 4 [S-4 wees � 0 Satan anacon inna 4 ‘ ie ¥ 2 : 2S SN US MR ec 27797 wpe ss Wee CARI: wie “ : ss ed em sin ses ee en ma Sl F sa, sa ais yp; “SO 7 “as 9 en yy SUE A It, Mit OO a ste Egret ar fe Wicker From years past FFA has added a great deal to the school as well as to its members, Through cooperation and persistence, it has offered improvements to the entire world. Being an intra-curricular activity it spreads the ideas of leadership, thriftiness, improved agri- culture, citizenship and patriotism through the minds of many of tomorrow’s leaders. Mr. Brown, FFA Advisor 16 ’ of America Mfficers: President—Eugene Williams, Vice President—Gary Bullock, Secretaries—Melvia sonnelly, Brenda Spicer, Treasurer—William Tripp, Student Advisors—David Lucas, Bobby AcNeill, Parliamentarian—Donald Johnson, Reporter—Mary Everette, Sentinel—Tony Brown, dvisor—Mr. Brown. Actions speak louder than words. Practice makes perfect! Student Council a Ba 8 Bees Margaret Lynn McKinney, Frances Davis, Ruth McLemore, Gloria McNeill, Roger McKoy, Miles Tart, Randy Sturgill, Vicky Holland, Jan Stephens, Ray O’Quinn, Ann Johnson, Cynthia Patterson, Ronnie Ockletree, Terry Beasley, Eddie Coleman, Teresa Johnson, Mary Ellen Temple, Neil Halde- a 1 I i rl H i Wi ak Gi:1ihdil L au : ih il peggidgad Ul ils, ae if 1: % Z v Ny man, Vicki Adcock, Jim Brown, Diane Randall, Alice Stout, Barrett Lasater, Betty Gwen Johnson, Robin Purdie, Kathy Byrd, Pam Stogsdill, Cynthia Johnson, Mary Jo Byrd, Mollie Sue Roberts, Rob Schumann. Left to right: Mollie Roberts, Parliamentarian; Cynthia Johnson, Vice President; Pam Stogsdill, Secretary; Mary Jo Byrd, Treasurer. 18 Government Of The Students 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, communi- cation, and to bridge the gap between administration and students. With dedi- cated sponsors and officers as guides, the Student Council has helped to make this year one of Lillington’s most rewarding. If it were not for the Council, the student body wou ld be without a voice. i Rob Schuman: President , ‘ . What does this have to do with the Student Council? . . . Nothing, we just ran out of pictures! 19 Monogram Club Mr. Thomas Lee; Advisor, Eric Bailey, Ray O’Quinn, Teresa. Debbie Taylor, Verlista Guyton, Ronnie. McLean, Danny Johnson, Mrs. Ava Harrington; Advisor, Cynthia Patterson, Roberts, Sherman Harrington. 20 Industrial Cooperative Training Betty Mason, Beverly Park, Debbie Black, Kathy Raynor, Souders, Rob White, Sherrill Champion, Aaron Johnson. Faye Hall, Thomas Marks, Roy Wilkins, Craven Page, Arthur Bus Drivers ao iinet . “ «, i : os ee is William Hardee, Michae! Johnson, Garland Norris, Jimmy Willie Spearman, Michael McLean, John McNeill, Vanise Darroch, Henry Elliott, Cathy Smith, Carolyn Stanley, Kathy Hardee, Shelton Jackson. Phillips, Diane Norris, Eugene Williams, E. J. Womack, Melanie Hamilton, Barbara McDonald, Cynthia Johnson, Georgiana Byrd, Kay O’Quinn, Barbara Turlington, Angela Keith, Cindy Whittington, Jane Paschal, Wanda Turlington, Elaine Bennett, Debbie Taylor, Cynthia Patterson, Dorothy Murchison, Kathy Turlington, Peggy Johnson, Susan Parker, Librarian: Mrs. Irene Wortman 22 4a 8 ae” ete GP ay MERA ni Soe tt a Scarlett Williams, Dale Thomas, Barbara Kavenoff, Susan Kelly, Rex Everhart, Mollie Roberts, Sandra Thomas, Rita Stone, Phyllis Rial, Beverly Park, Sara Tucker, Brenda Mc- Neill, Elmo Matthews, Miles Tart, and Keith Thomas. Officers: Sandra Thomas, Kathy Phillips, Debbie Taylor, and Georgianna Byrd Newspaper Staff Margaret McKinney, Frances Davis, Miles Tart, Mary Jo tree, Gloria McNeill, Yvonne Morrison, Pam Stogsdill, Teresa Byrd, Georgianna Byrd, Ann Johnson, Bonnie Jo Byrd, Jan Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Colleen Williams, Jackie Brown, Stephens, Vickie Holland, Mary Ellen Temple, Tony Wilder, Ruth McLemore, and John Williford. Danny Roberts, Ray O’Quinn, Neil Haldeman, Ronnie Ockle- | Sponsors: Mrs. Linda Stephens and Mrs. Vickie Lasater smudges oO and ink spots Editor: John Williford 23 Lunchroom Staff Mrs. Mary Jernigan, Mrs. Mozelle Ligon, Mrs. Eloise Harrington, Mrs. Thelma McKoy, Mrs. Lola McCormick. NYC Workers Maintenance Staff First row: Verlista Guyton, Colleen Williams, Paula Walser, Addie D. Harrison, Neil Smith. Not pictured: Dorothy Murchi- Frankie Clements. Second row: Terence Mackie, Jimmy son. McMillian, James Moore. 24 25 The operation of a schoo! is a hard task. Efforts for new ideas, methods, and materials have been made by the administration. These people have worked dili- gently to see that Lillington High School moves up- ward in the ranks of better education. Administrative Heads Perform Various Services I]. 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, pre- pares the budget for approval and directs all expenditures. The Assistant Superintendent is directly responsible to the superintendent and assists him in carrying out all duties. The Assistant Superintendent for Business is in charge of all financial and business operations, including trans- portation and school plans. 4's 8 2 The Assistant Superintendent for Federal programs functions as the liaison between the county and the federal R. A. Gray and state programs and as the developer of new programs Superintendent and operations. Beaman Kelley Dr. N. E. Jones Assistant Superintendent-Federal Program Associate Superintendent-Business 26 Administration Mr. Jim Eaker, Principal Mrs. Pat Roberts, Secretary 27 Principal's Message As you, the class of 1971, leave Lillington High, you will carry many experiences. These experiences, both academic and social, are just a beginning of your educational growth. The diploma you receive simply means you have a basic foundation on which to build your future and more easily pursue your individual goals in life. We, the faculty and myself, would like to extend our assistance and sincerest wishes for success to each of you as you go your separate ways. Jim M. Eaker Principal 70-71 Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Aide Advisory Council (Fea Saitesne mo asia Cs Mr. R. S. Taylor, Jr.-Chrm., Mr. Pete McLean, Mr. Mack McKoy, Jr., Mr. Ray Mr. Grady Matthews. ee see Mr. R. S. Taylor, Jr., Chairman Mr, Jim Eaker, Secretary 28 In The Year Of Bewenty —- One We Are Instructed Under the leadership and instruction of our teachers, students can, if they give of themselves, attain an ade- quate high school education. The faculty is of a high caliber; ready to lend a hand when the time comes. 29 High School © te Mrs. Helen Byrd Mrs. Vickie Lasater Mr. Thomas Lee Mrs. Mary Watkins English English Social Studies Math Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor SA ANAS Mrs. Dorothy Arnold Mrs. Ava Harrington Mrs. Linda Hill English and French Social Studies French Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Mrs. Helen Stewart Mr. J. A. Brown Miss Judith Freeman Mrs. Dorothy Hales Business Education Agriculture Science Home Ec. and Family Life Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor 30 Faculty 1970 — 1971 Mrs. Lucy B. Johnson Mr. O. K. Keene Mr. Jan Roberts Mr. Davis Bradley Home Economics Business Education Health, P.E. and Math Health and P.E. Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Frances Walker Mrs. Mary Young Mr. Hal Bradley Mr. Devon McDonald English and Public Speaking Science Keay Auto Mech. and Welding Freshman Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Linda Stephens Mrs. Irene Wortman Mr. Ray Gilchrist English and Guidance Science and Librarian Social Studies 31 Jr. High Faculty Mrs. Ruth Awbrey Mrs. Jewel Coleman Mrs. Naomi Davis Mrs. Sadie Ward Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Mr. Robert C. York Mrs. Edith C. Cox Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Mrs. Ester Custer Mrs. Frances Gardner Mrs. Peggy Adcock Mrs. Anne Marie Steele Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Reading Special Education 32 In The Year Of seventy — One 33 We Are United All students are a part of L.H.S., yet each student is a member of his class. Two kinds of unity must exist. In the year ’71, we unite as classes, each with its in- dividualistic characteristics. Seniors look ahead to the world beyond, Juniors look to that Senior year. Sopho- mores look to the broadening of their horizons. Fresh- men, just entering, bring spirit and enthusiasm. 2 ge a Recae SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Debbie Taylor, President; Margaret Lynn McKinney, Secretary; Angela Keith, Treasurer; Danny Roberts, Sergeant-at-Arms; Myles Tart, V. President (Not Pictured). COLORS FLOWER Royal Blue and Kelly Green White Carnation MOTTO The reward of a thing well done to have done it. MASCOTS: Les Bethune and Pam Barbour 34 “Meeting the Challenge, We Go On” FOR ALL SENIORS OF 1971 Upon taking an inventory of our minds, sometimes we think about past generations and their achievements. It is easy to remember great feats. Too often, though, the human aspect is forgotten. This leads me to wonder what future generations will think of this one — my generation. Will they say we advanced in technology or in human understanding? | deeply hope they answer ‘‘Both.” You and | have a grave influence on their answer. When we have gone our separate ways, we will think of this and other days. But we should do so only for two reasons. First, to use the past as a “reference book” for planning tomorrow. Second, to cheer our hearts in more melancholy moments. On most adventures which we embark, there is usually a ‘“‘point of no return” Graduation is one such point. With this in mind, let us now go out into the world seeking another adventure, the further improvement of ourselves. R. McLemore DOROTHY JEAN ALLEN MELBA ELAINE BENNETT JULIUS FOSTER BED SOLE JEANETTE BENNETT DEBORAH JEAN BLACK RICHARD HAROLD BLACK PAUL ASHLEY BELL 35 “Tomorrow through Today HAL GREEN BLAYLOCK DONNA JEANNE BRADLEY THOMAS DAVID BROWN MARGARET LOUISE BYRD Seniors meet to make graduation plans. ALTON JUNIOR CAMPBELL MARY JOSEPHINE BYRD SHERRILL LEE CHAMPION DONALD JACKSON CLELLAND 36 “An open door a distant star a world — awaits.” PAMELA ALICE COLEMAN TERESA McDONALD COLLINS MELVIA BONITA THOMAS GRIFFIN CREWS CONNELLY “The After Lunch Bunch” JAMES EZRA DARROCH NORMA FRANCES DAVIS NAPOLEON DOCKERY ADDIE EVELYN ELLIOTT 37 Without Anticipation of Returning — We Leave DAVID KEITH HENRY LEWIS ELLIOTT EVERETTE MARY ELIZABETH REX MAYLON EVERHART EVEREDTE KIM COLEMAN FAUCETT LINCOLN PAUL FAULK LINDA DONNELL WALTER LEE GUNN GILCHRIST Walking down these steps for the “50 Millionth” time. 38 Where Do We Go From here? VERLISTA D. GUYTON VANISE BAIN HARDEE ERNEST CARLESTER HARRINGTON JOHN SHERMAN HARRINGTON SAMUEL LEE HARRIS CLETA NELL HICKS FRED MARTIN HOBBS ROBERT SHEROD HOOD Attempting to conquer the slide rule. 39 Sr. Good — byes Filled with Nostalgia BETTY JOYCE HUBBARD CATHY JANE HURLEY WILLIAM RONNIE AARON CHESLEY JOHNSON JOHNSON, JR. ANGELA GAIL KEITH JUNE McDONALD IDA MAE McEACHIN MARGARET LYNN McKINNEY 40 A Year of Unforgettable Memories ROGER LYNN McKOY MICHAEL LOUISE McLEAN RUTH MARIE McLEMORE Warming up before class. JIMMY EARL McMILLIAN BRENDA LEE McNEILL BOBBY LEWIS McNEILL GLORIA THELMA McNEILL 41 Class Members: School Leaders YVONNE McNEILL Androcles and WHO? THOMAS MARKS JOHN ROMAR MARSH BETTY SUE MASON DAVEY ELMO MATTHEWS KENNETH ALAN MOSS GENICE MURCHISON GARLAND R. NORRIS 42 The End of the Beginning CRAVEN ELDRIDGE PAGE Extracurricular Activities? BEVERLY GAIL PARK JOHN EDWARD PARKER JANE ELEANOR PASCHAL MARILYN SUE PATE NELLIE STONE PHELPS KATHY MAE PHILLIPS BETSY KATHRYN RAYNOR 43 Traditions Are Important DANIEL MILFORD ROBERTS SHERRY LYNN RAYNOR ROBERT KARL SCHUMANN MICHAEL LANE SALMON French IV? Can you believe it? CATHERINE ELIZABETH SMITH SUSAN LEE SENTER CHARLIE RAEFORD ARTHUR COLE SOUDERS SMITH, JR. 44 Some Will Lead, Some Will Follow WILLIE A. SPEARMAN MARGARET ANN SPEARS SARAH ELIZABETH SPEARS LOIS GRISSELA SPEER KENNETH EUGENE STEWART PRISCILLA LANE SPENCE STEVE ALLEN STONE RANDY EUGENE STURGILL 45 Final Reflections Before. . . DIANE N. SURLES MYLES CRAMER TART DEBORAH ANNE TAYLOR KEITH WAYNE THOMAS JOHN LEWIS TODD, JR. WILLIAM HENRY TRIPP BARBARA BROOKS TURLINGTON SARAH ELIZABETH TUCKER Senior Algebra Il Scholars 46 A Year of Decisions KRISTYE McDONALD WANDA GRAY TURLINGTON TURLINGTON BRENDA FAYE WALKER LARRY MERMON WALKER PAULA GINNELL WALSER ROBERT E. WHITE CYNTHIA ELLEN WHITTINGTON ROY LEE WILKINS The Seniors sure could use some of what’s in here. 47 The Class of 771: Gone, but not Forgotten ALLIE COLLEEN EUGENE WILLIAMS WILLIAMS DEBORAH WILLIS a JOHN KENNETH WILLIFORD, JR. Say CHEESE! All head and no body. One major decision-invitations. 48 1970 Marshals MARSHALS: Kathy Phillips, Fred Hobbs, Margaret Lynn McKinney, Colleen Williams, Debbie Taylor, Chief; Johnny Willi- ford, Mary Jo Byrd, Paul Faulk. Debbie Taylor, Chief Seniors served as Marshals at 1970 graduation exercises. 49 © i es Fes — Y) ba a) © WE = OZ Lo JE Y) HARRINGTO © Lo CG) Zee one C5 Tees =o S ecsneesetsnnsniscsicsoscsitisie ADIN WE 52 crite RLESTER C2 ae Of ae Be 53 § 2 Heo AAA LA mnintncerssccsi aii CATT, « 5 : : i ee OOINITANIDINE Sa NO) es JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronnie McLean, Reporter; Marsha Simmons, Treasurer; Sammy Hatley, Vice-President; Ray O’Quinn, President; Sandra Thomas, Secretary. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Silver and Turquoise Gladiola JUNIORS make important decisions!! Only One More Year ToGo. . . James Allen Terry Autry Diane Averette Freddie Bass Daphane Baker Sharon Bethune Lois Blackman Dallas Brown Halford Brown Tony Brown Pat Bryant Bonnie Jo Byrd Georgianna Byrd Joy Byrd Phyllis Cameron Randy Coleman Becky Collins Bobby Davis Teresa Everette Virginia Exum A Super Salesman! ATTACK! 56 The Prom — Highlight of the Junior Year CPA’s of tomorrow. Patsy Faircloth Jeneane Green Everett Gunn William Hardee Linda Harvell Sammy Hatley Brenda Hawley Vicki Holland Allen Hobbs Shelton Jackson Ann Johnson Cynthia Johnson Deborah Johnson Nancy Johnson Susan Kelly David Lucas Shirley McDonald Patricia McDougald Leroy McKinzie Glenda McKoy 57 Glass ole “Tom Slick’s” Algebra II class. Catherine McNeill James McNeill Johnny McNeill Linda McNeill Sylvia McNeill Debra Marsh Gloria Moore Joseph Morris Teresa Neal Diane Norris Kay O’Quinnn Ray O’Quinn Deborah Ockletree Kathryn Pate Cynthia Patterson Joyce Phelps Another one of those great Juniors Learn by Doing lunches at old Even Juniors read!!! Steve Porter Thomas Ray Phyllis Ria l Mollie Sue Roberts Elsie Ross Lois Ross Marsha Simmons Elaine Smith Brenda Spicer Carolyn Stanley Jan Stephens Pam Stephenson Cynthia Taylor Sandra Thomas Sharon Thorpe Kenny Todd Mary White Tony Wilder Edward James Womack Johnny Womble e+ Memories from that great night in Rome. 60 a ee le “ . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Cindy Arnold, Jreasurer; Eric Bailey, Vice President; Teresa NN “Johnson, Secrefary; Ray Womble, Present. zz NS iy a 61 Nanda Aiken ‘Kathy Allen Cindy-Arnold Eric Bailey — Rex Barbour Terry Beasley Phyllis Bell Al Bethune Ronnie Best Kathryn Blalock Clifton Brown Jackie Brown Linda Brown Rhonda Brown Ruffin Brown Ricky Byrd ty trl LeMartel, olir, Angela Cannady Jo Ann Cannady Jeffrey Carroll Barbara Cavanaugh Dorothy Christian Eddie Coleman Nancy Dawson Nathaniel Dockery Zota Mae Elliot Bill Etheridge Tony Everhart Wendy Faucett Susan Faulk Ben Gardner Sandra Grissom Neil Haldeman Sophomores Exhibit Leadership Another Year of Required English Melanie Hamilton Flora Harris Florence Hicks Brenda Johnson Craig Johnson Donald Johnson Holly Johnson Mike Johnson Peggy Johnson Teresa Johnson Vickie Johnson Johnnie Kelly Becky Langdon Johnnie Langdon Michael Langdon Lillie Mae Lanier Leroy Leit Ruby Jo Long Harold Manning Earl Mason Pam Matthews Tony Matthews Barbara McDonald Frankie McDonald Grace McDougald Clubs, Sports, and Studies Marvin McDougald Sharon McDougald Maggie McEachin Helen McKay Ella McKinney Willie Mae McKinley Patricia McLaughlin Jimmy McLaughlin Leroy McNeil Nathaniel McNeil Patricia McNeil Jean McRae Nadine Michell James Moore Yvonne Morrison Dorothy Murchison Christopher Nordon Bobby Norris Ronnie Ockletree Brenda Overby Becky Parker Susan Parker Vickie Powers Alice Powell Victor Ray Quick 64 Provide a Challenge for Sophomores 65 Betty Risher Tony Ross Brenda Snow Stanley Signal Patricia Spearman Agnes Stewart Pamela Stogsdill Anita Stone Rita Stone Steve Stone Kenny Temple Mary Ellen Temple Dale Thomas Kathy Turlington Dora Lee Walker Diane West Freddy West Matilda Weston Kathy Wicker Reynauld Williams Scarlett Williams Terry Williams Troy Williams Jeffrey Womble Ray Womble, Jr. Would ya believe “CRITTER STUDY’’? 66 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Joe Williford, Vice President; Gwen Johnson, Secretary; Malrie Johnson, President; Ethel Dickerson, Treasurer. David Adams Cathy Adcock Reggie Bain Cindy Ballard Ervin Barham Annette Black Freddie Blowers Jeannie Bradley LO ERR at XX? 2 OP OYK Lo Fre shmen Are Initiated Devon Brown Gail Brown Jim Brown Marsha Brown Steve Brown Larry Butts Betty Davis Carey Byrd Donna Byrd Kathy Byrd Michael Byrd Melvin Byrd The after lunch bunch. Sue Byrd Synelvia Cameron Paulette Campbell Shirley Campbell Jimmy Coleman Kathy Coleman Cornelia Collins David Cook Meredith Ann Crews Willie Currie 68 Into High School Life Danny Darroch James Davis Ethel Dickerson Elaine Everette Faye Elliot Arthur Elliot Barrett Lasater Carol Kelly Eloise Ferguson Gerald Gates Kim Goff Myron Godwin “Industrious Stupids” or “lazy intellectuals’? (Only Mrs. Watkins knows for sure). Sarah Guyton Eric Haldeman Connie Hall Tommy Hamilton Woody Hart Kim Holland James Hooper Donna Jackson Betty Gwen Johnson Connie Johnson 69 Both Students and Teachers Learn Darlene Johnson Julie Johnson Lewis Johnson Malrie Johnson Shirley Jones Larry Junkins Shirley Judd Gloria Latta Curtis Lucas Ramona Marks Dorothy Matthews Robert Matheson Does he or doesn’t he? David McCallister Darnell McDougald Dianne McDougald Patricia McDougald Richard McDougald Stanley McDougald Clarence McLean Earline McKinzie Blondell McLean Sidney McLean 70 Freshmen Mixers Make Many Matches Mary Sue McLeod Joseph McNeill Mary McNeill Mary McPhatter Johnny Morgan Marvin McPhatter Lorraine Mize Victor Moore Jeannette Overby Jeffrey Paschal Cynthia Phelps Elmon Pipkin Robin Purdie “Now, that is how it should look.” Dianne Randall Anthony Ray Jeffrey Raynor Glenda Ridgell Jackie Ross Rita Ross Michael Senter David Sexton Marsha Sherman Mary Elizabeth Sherman 71 New Adventurers Marie Smith Patricia Spears Jodie Spence Peggy Spicer Mary Staton Ray Stanley Gwen Stewart Wanda Stewart Kitty Stone Pat Stone Alice Stout Stamey Taylor Tim Thomas Connie Thompson Judy Thompson John Tripp Ricky Turlington Billy Wade Sharon Walker Mona Walser Connie West Pam West Joe Williford Alfair Wright 72 Preparation: The Key to Success Vickie Arnold Whitson Arnold Delia Autry Linda Baggett Mary Lynn Baggett Cathy Bailey Thomas Baldwin Sylvester Bass Loretta Benton Debra Blalock Dean Byrd Hal Byrd Kenny Byrd Mark Byrd Rebecca Byrd Richard Byrd Russell Byrd Effie Campbell Sally Mae Canady lola Capps Jan Clack Shelia Coleman Cindy Collins Ernest Crews Jimmy Crews Etta Davis Dick Dickerson Connie Dockery Ronnie Dockery Milton Elliott Angela Everett Deloris Ferguson Marion Graves Cynthia Green Bruce Gregory te 7% Pe ¥ ‘ aeecahé. 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The Seniors of Junior High 74 Robert Gunn Brenda Hall Beverly Hardee Larene Harris Tessie Ree Harris Shirlena Hicks Rodney Hodges Thedore Hodges Billy Hudson Barbara Hurley Laverne Jenks Cynthia Johnson Dianne Langdon David Lee Warren Lee Tony Long Martha Lucas Perry Mackie Terry Marsh Terry Massey Danny Matthews Mary Matthews Sherry Matthews Paul McAllister Eddie McDonald Gwen McDonald Jeffrey McDonald Joe McDougald Annie McEachin Marion McKinnley Sandra McKoy Kathy McLean Kay McLemore George McLaughlin Patsy O’Neal McLaughlin Anthony McNeil Alex McNeill Mary McNeill Elizabeth Moss Brenda Norris Mark Norris Gloria Ockletree A Time of Growth Sharon Orr Anthony Parker Lynn Parker James Pipkins Teresa Powers Rose Purdie Gloria Ray Mack Roberson Ellis Smith Jenny Smith Lu Ann Souders Jo Ann Spears Mary Spears Connie Stewart Lynn Stewart Donna Kay Stone Clarence Taylor Beverly Temple Miles Temple Floyd Thompson Calvin Tucker Regina Turlington Jeffrey Walker Raymond Weston Michael Wicker Harold Williams John Williams Leonard Williams Wanda Williams Tamalie Willis Are you sure there is an answer to this problem? 75 Eighth Graders in Motion a a : Down the up staircase!!! | bet you didn’t think we could be so serious!!! 76 Vicki Adcock Mardi Allen Rodney Arnold Sabrina Ash Kenny Atkins Monroe Atkins Curtis Bain Vicki Ballard Donna Barham Charmel Bass David Benton Larry Best David Blalock Ill Hester Blalock Machelle Brown On to Higher Horizons Sunnie Byrd Tim Brown Marvin Campbell Anthony Canady Teresa Cannady Ervin Christian Marsha Coleman Diane Currie Lounette Darroch Judy Davis Vernon Davis Teresa Dean Gail Edwards David Gregory Diane Hall Michael Harrison Joyce Harrison Terry Hicks William Hicks Edith Hobson Steve Hockaday Karen Hodges Teresa Holder Clarence Hubbard Dawn Israel Jodi Johnson Mark Johnson Timothy Johnson Douglas King Pamela Langdon Mildred Lewis Chris Mann Robin Marks There’s one in every class! 78 Aa Discovery, Indecision. . . who am I? 79 Doris McDougald Eurnice McDougald Goldy McDougald Vander McDougald Marva McKay Terry McKoy Wayne McKoy Dennis McLamb Brenda McLaughlin Adrienae McLean Earl McLean Gwen McLean Ruben McLean Shelia McLean Annette McNeill Betty McNeill James McNeill Joseph McNeill William McNeill David McRae Keith Meeks Cathy Messer Charlene Moore Devon Nobles Myrtle Ockletree Michael Oliver Ronnie Page Kenny Palmer Paul Pardue Kathy Parker Calevern Patterson Debbie Phelps Janice Powell A New Dawn Brings A New Path To Follow Will the bell EVER ring!? 80 Mary Risher Charles Ross Debbie Senter Steve Sexton Elaine Sherman Mark Sikes Felicia Sims Steve Smith Timithy Smith Virgil Smith James Spencer Thelma Staton Shirley Stone Connie Surles John Surles Ronnie Surles Betty Taylor Janet Taylor John Taylor La Rhonda Temple Darlene Tucker Charlene West Diane West Henry West Wayne West Bobby Whittington Michael Wilder Blanche Williams Otis Ray Williams Ronald Williams Stephen Williford Freddie Womble Donna Woodley In The Year of Peventy — One 81 We Are Athletic Sportsmanship and keen competition are shown in football, basketball, baseball, track and golf. Varsity and Jr. Varsity activities are on the program throughout the year. Our program is one of the finest for it rouses not only a spirit of competitiveness but also of pride and enthusiasm. The night of October 9, 1970 was one full of memories. Each Senior football player chose a girl to escort. Also two additional Senior girls were elected to the court by the Senior class. Miss Gloria McNeill received the majority of ws GLORIA McNEILL Reigning Homecoming Queen Lillington High School votes to have the honor of HOMECOMING QUEEN, 1970- 1971. Half-time highlights included the traditional presenta- tion of the court, the burning of a wooden LHS, and the singing of the Alma Mater. LES BETHUNE and PAM BARBOUR Senior Mascots 82 a S 5 a D = ) ‘ O sS Gs a Row 1: Margaret Lynn McKinney and Bert Hood, Gloria McNeill and Sherman Harrington, Becky Langdon and John Williford. Row 2: Nanda Aiken and Danny Roberts, Frances Davis and Fred Hobbs, Vicki Holland and Randy Sturgill, Pam Coleman and Kenneth Moss. Row 3: Yvonne McNeill r We 1 d i iH igh tlie and Carlester Harrington, Barbara Turlington and Ray Wom- ble, Teresa Collins and Michael Langdon. Row 4: Diane Avrette and Keith Thomas, Georgianna Byrd and Elmo Matthews, Wanda Turlington and Tommy Crews. Row 5: Pam Stogsdill and Tommy Brown. HOORAY for HOMECOMING! LHS Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Margaret Lynn McKinney, Jan Stephens, Kay O'Quinn, Pam Stogsdill, Vicki Holland, Gloria Moore, Diane Avrette, Nanda Aiken. Row 2: Gloria McNeill, Jean McRae, Susan Senter. THE CAVALIER WALK We’re behind the CAVALIERS 84 Source of School Spirit The unknown is the greatest barrier to progress, Fear to try something new and un- tested has prevented many a coach from real- izing a winning season and many a pep club from “total school spirit.” During the past summer, all the cheerleaders attended the Golden Eagle Cheerleading Camp at Mere- dith College in Raleigh. They tried to conquer the “unknown” by trying some different things. They learned new techniques of cheering, pep yells, and pep rally ideas. They brought praise and a glory to LHS by winning two Outstand- ing Performance Ribbons, one Honorable Men- tion Ribbon, and the Golden Eagle Spirit Stick. The cheerleaders, acting as ‘‘people pepper uppers”, work to keep everyone’s spirits high. With the help of the students, the cheerleaders express enthusiasm, along with support at each game. Susan Senter, Chief SPIRIT 2IUwl FUN EXAMS f The Tender and The Tuff 85 LHS Varsity Football Row 1: B. Guyton, B. Hood, C. Harrington, F. RODS aE M. Johnson, T. Beasley, E. Coleman, D. Poe, J. Langdon, F. Matthews, J. Williford, K. Moss, S. Harrington, K. Thomas, McDonald, C. Brown, K. Todd, R. Brown, W. McMillian, M. R. Sturgill, D. Roberts, T. Crews, T. Brown, J. Morris, R. Sims, L. McNeil, R. McLean. Womble. Row 2: Coach J. Roberts, D. Lucas, M. Langdon, Senior Captains Keith Thomas, Sherman Harrington, Kenneth Moss Jan Roberts and Davis Bradley Coaches: 86 Men Make a Team The Boys’ Green and Gold Varsity neared perfection in the 1970 season. It was made of the finest young men that LHS could offer. Each was very personable, courageous, and showed important traits of manhood that their parents, school, and life could teach. They gave their minds, body and spirit to the season and showed each of us that they were a million dollar team. They kept with the tradition of the Green and Gold Varsity in that they always represented their families, school, community, and fellow students in the ultimate manner. We all are proud of them and their accomplishments. We hope that they in their sacrifice, hard work. and cour- age, have set an example of tradition for the young Cavaliers to follow and imitate. Jan W. Roberts, Head Coach Starting Line-up: J. Williford, B. Guyton, M. Langdon, J. Morris, R. Sturgill, E. Matthews, T. Beasley, S. Harrington, R. Womble, K. Thomas, K. Moss, C. Harrington. 87 LHS Girls’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: C. Johnson, B. Langdon, D. Allen, M. Byrd, A. Keith, Allen, T. Neal, P. Cameron, B. Parker, H. Johnson, C. Allen. A. Johnson, P. Bryant. Row 2: P. Stephenson, D. Johnson, D), SENIOR CAPTAINS VARSITY COACH Angela Keith and Mary Jo Byrd Jan Roberts 88 Our Girls Are Determined “Shoot it to the air...” 89 The 1970-71 Girls’ Varsity has been one that has kept the finest tradition of the “Lady Cavalier”. Their courage, desire, perserverance has held true even though playing against over whelming odds. Each ‘“‘Lady Cavalier’ has shown very high, out- standing individual qualities. Their personal char- acter, attitude, self-sacrifice, and love of school have reaped the reward of being one of the out- standing ‘‘Lady Cavalier’ teams of history. | Hcl { Lady Cavaliers score another one! LHS Boys’ Varsity Basketball Row 1: R. Ockletree, S. Hatley, R. Womble, S. Harrington. Row 2: J. McMillian, D. Lucas, K. Moss, C. Harrington, T. Brown, B. Surles, J. Womble. VARSITY COACH Davis Bradley Basketball at LHS was something special this year. Ability, performance, friendship, and co-operation were all evident in the way our men played basketball. Victory was ours again and again due to the assets of our tremendous team and coach. This was one of the greatest years that we have had at LHS. So, we thank the men who represented us on the court. SENIOR CAPTAINS Carlester Harrington and Roger McKoy 90 Fighting for the Top LE DERE PLA LAAN SRA 4 A STARTERS: Kenneth Moss, Roger McKoy, Carlester Harrington, Sherman Harrington, David Lucas. 91 LHS Varsity baseball i Row 1: V. Quick, S. Hatley, J. Darroch, R. McLean, S. Harrington. Row 2: M. Langdon, C. Brown, L. Walker, J. Langdon, M. Johnson. The Nature of a Baseball Player Cracked bats, well-worn gloves, dusty hats, and a dirty baseball are symbols of an exciting sport—Base- ball! Skill, Speed, and Timing are essential to this activity. The men who make up the baseball team are well-stocked with these characteristics and exhibit them in all games. LHS is proud to have them for the team Ofna Davis Bradley, Coach 92 H S Track and Golf Fey Track Team of ’71 Spring sports show many fea- tures of the people who partici- pate, fresh air and green grass are the setting for feet running, legs jumping, arms’ swinging, and voices raised in the thrill of competition. LHS is proud of their Track and Golf teams and their leaders. Golf Team of ’71 . 93 J. V. Spirit. Abounds J. V. Squad: Cindy Collins, Katie McLemore, Cynthia Green, Diane Randall, Cindy Ballard, Robin Purdie, Kathy Byrd, “READY!’ “Bow-wow”’ Armed with pompons, loud voices and the spirit to win, the J. V.’s cheered their teams on to victory after victory. Whether at practice or at games they were always known to be smiling and showing the enthusiasm that makes a true cheerleader. Robin Purdie, Chief Pam Coleman, Mrs. Hales, Advisor Student Advisor 94 Cavaliers of Tomorrow Row _1: T. McRae, R. Matherson, T. Thomas, M. Senter, Ki) V. Moore. Row 3: K. Meeks, K. Byrd, T. Baldwin, M. Temple, Hart, 2. Paschal, M. Johnson, J. Williford, S. McLean, L. R. Turlington, R. McNeill, D. Byrd, E. McDougald, T. Marsh, Junkins, D. Dickerson, B. Lassiter, D. Lassiter. Row 2: C. R. Ross, J. Womble, D. Matthews. Coaches Jan Roberts and Thompson, M. Harrington, T. Long, J. McDonald, M. Hodges, Davis Bradley. P. McAllister, 1D. McAllister, T. Hodges, J. Tripp, D. Kennedy, � ; The Junior Varsity Football team showed much promise this year. They became the top team in their conference and let us know that future foot- ball at LHS will be a real success. Teamwork and determination from the team, leadership from coaches, and the desires to win made the Jayvees a truly outstanding team. Con- gratulations, again, for being number one! J. V. Shows their Stuff! | Starters: T. Thomas, M. Senter, J. Paschal, W. Hart, D. ickerson, L. Junkins, R. Matherson, J. Williford, M. Johnson, B. | Lassiter, S. McLean. | : | 95 Row 1: J. Johnson, M. Lucas, B. Norris, K. Holland, S: Siked B. Johnson, W. Stewart, S. Walker. Row 2: J. Ross, S. Mat- Starters: Susan Sikes? Sue Byrd, Pat McDougald, Ramona Marks, Sarah Guyton, Wanda Stewart. The Junior Varsity Girls have shown their abilities on the court. The hard, long hours that they devote to the team certainly show in their contests. It looks as if future years for ‘Lady Cavaliers” are certainly bright! 96 thews, R. Ross, G. MacDonald, P. McDougald, R. Marks, Guyton, S. Byrd, M. McNeill, E. Moss. Jump-Ball! Cavaliers Row 1: J. Williford, M. Senter, M. Johnson, M. Burke, S. Matherson, S. McLean, C. Byrd, D. McAllister, D. Cooke, Taylor. Row 2: S. Brown, E. Haldeman, F. McLean, R. J. Brown, B. Lassiter, J. Brown. Determination—that’s the key word concerning J.V. have plenty of it. Success follows these teams and will and Sophomore basketball. And these two teams seem to continue to follow them in oncoming years. Row 1: J. Morris, E. Coleman, M. Sims, J. Langdon, E. Marsh. Row 2: E. Bailey, N. Haldeman, R. McLean, M. Sims. 97 Booster Club LILLINGTON BOOSTERS’ CLUB The first thing to say about the Boosters’ Club is “THANK YOU!” These men have devoted many hours of time and hard work to this club. And the fruit of their devotion is evident around LHS. Our scoreboard on the football field, the whirlpool, equipment for athletes, and a supper given at the end of the year are but a few of the generous gifts that this group gives Lillington athletes. Our thanks to a truly wonderful group of people who have made our Cavaliers something special. They have meant something special to the Cavaliers! 98 Booster Club Officers Marty Nipper, R. C. Dickerson, Neil A. Stewart, A. B. Sher- man, Charles Burnette, and Charles Sikes. 99 Many people do not realize the importance of the contributions of local business firms and patrons — Mr. W. T. Barham, Jr., Mr. Phillip Eskridge, Mr. Robert B. Morgan, Sr., Mr. W. A. Johnson, Mr. Terry Johnson, Mr. Edgar R. Bain, Mr. J. T. Lamm, Dr. Jerry Jernigan, Dr. Grover C. Pate, Dr. L. S. Mann, Dr. J. Ray Israel, Carolina Power Light Company, Morris Wade Sales Company, Gate Service Station, and A Special Friend. Their interest and support of school activities are warmly felt. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to those who have made passible the publication of COURTEOUS FRIENDLY SERVICE FIRST NATIONALBANK OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Lillington—Dunn—Benson—Garner Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wear Fatty , VED fored thy nth if tie fa de WIA Re ahol buoy! f? Yad that le Let Arle Ake are Hoes oon al SARS i 2 frunct ge Le ally Morne Che ae ALLL aoe nly pee ne pec We tell it like it is First-Citizens Bank Trust Company ee SM eae pollu earn ea and yy aaah on JEL MEED Fines ee Vee fy erehe CLOVE), DUAL Blue Dart is No. 1 With The L.H.S. Cavaliers! y, | f J ao ... the fa _ and CATALOG JN) (ace cu Sms ¢ onoer Keep mua OA) Se ee (Moke ee Knig by WC a fb iam | pont . 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C. 27546 Phone 893-4235 Manufacturers Of Cab Protectors Tie Rails — Trailer Hitches Truck Bodies — Trailers, etc. THESE CAREERS Secretarial: Airlines, Executive, Fashion Legal, Medical, Private, Stenographic, Clerical Fashion Merchandising: The ‘‘now” Career for both Men and Women Data Processing: Key Punch, Machines, Computer Programming Business Administration — Accounting BEGIN AT Hardbarger Business College Raleigh 828-7291 115 Compliments of Layton Supply Company for “Almost Everything” Lillington, North ue. Thomases’ Self Service Grocery Mary Thomas, Owner Store Hours: 8-11 P.M. Lillington, N. 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C. anager 28334 TWYFORD PRINTING COMPANY | Business Forms POPES 5 : Office Supplies Shop where you ca save Social Stationery Engraving Lillington, North Carolina ns oe come | : FY j | Compliments of LANIER’S HARDWARE Dunn, North Carolina (eZ (aga a BETHUNE BROTHERS Telephone 893-3378 Dry Goods — Groceries — Hardware i} 2. : its Seed — Feed — Farm Supplies Men, Women, and Children Shoes WD . vit Ne Smith-Douglas Fertilizers iD Lillington, North Carolina Bunnlevel, North Carolina ae sa} = ao) ee Bes Compliments of o) FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES Lillington, North Caroli eae : pees Earl Roberts W. A. Cameron, Owner Special Agent Phone: 893-3742 Office Lillington, N. C. 893-5220 Home os « - CAMERON’S GROCERY nl @ | Oo 126 | ye 5 0 We w Compliments of sc WILBOURNE FURNITURE COMPANY i So Lung: ee ERS sae Wye MOS FY gag ovuedy Lillington, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Magnificent Magnavox Astro-Sonic Stereo and TV G.E. Appliances Teor Looking Back... . . . | wonder how we made it. There always seemed to be too little time, too few pictures, too much noise, and too much confusion. But every time the confusion cleared, everything materialized, and we succeeded. Hectic does not describe dead- lines adequately. | would like to express my appreciation to some of those who have made this publication possible. Mr. Ed Goldston was there with the answer to our problems. Mr. Eaker let us have the time during school we so desperately needed. John, Joe, and Dr. Williford spent numerous hours to have pictures ready. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sexton graciously allowed us to use their lovely home for pictures. From my own corner, special thank-yous go to each member of the FOOTPRINTS’ staff for taking care of their sections and seeing that the job was well done. Debbie Taylor, Assistant Editor; Fred Hobbs, Business Manager; and Mary Jo Byrd, Assistant Business Manager, with their never-ending support and resourcefulness, have been valuable co-workers. Last, but not least, | wish to express my appreciation to our patient and helpful advisor, Mrs. Helen Stewart, and to ALL my friends who helped to make the publication of the 1971 FOOT- PRINTS possible. Donna Bradley Editor 128 [ Resenve — Naney pee Lh Gondthordly Lehaye, tus ala On, We hot Caw a ut oe ouem Le Comporsol Te. ae Co dae , oo hove | Sa mameusn from tha. Rae. Buk | | onand ty % mabe oo nat a har jut ao gent. Ord au. a. Ua Laba, UND WL Cay rt help but: te ouccerd |! le hays jee Pee Done o tore1o hid Or. Uh thoes foctbatl fama Caummembe, | ae me yooe all thane wold lita) | i malty oon ae on Adinirtah NL ; Doth all Ha. sod 5 bidding’ in) en pe Le ee ee Rs e a tom � tlh Ue fave been wien We Aue Aad — nd a tuk Reet Wotan Fs = Je a Romero Wt pre ae ee (ar Murrey ect Gan—k eesd tut ae oe duit. : we A Be rea tire Vr culo eee ve. | eK ees Se a eee =