Lillington High School - Footprints Yearbook (Lillington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1972 volume:

‘56 ; Editor: DIANE AVRETTE Assistant Editor: ANN JOHNSON Business Manager: MOLLIE SUE ROBERTS Assistant Business Manager: SUSAN KELLY __ Photographer: JOE WILLIFORD = PHO IOC ° ; Advisors: MRS. HELEN STEWART Lillington High School MRS, LYNDA HILL Lillington, North Carolina Remember When. . . Dedication To Mrs. Helen A. Stewart, who has had a Christian influ- ence on our lives, who inspired us to search for greater goals in life and whose gentle personality has won the love and admiration of the students and teachers at Lillington High School, we gratefully dedicate this volume of Footprints. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and son, Del Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and the Annual OAATNT still time for a smile. rina t Utne a ue) Bn ali 5 Panna eat NULNY po Rated ER a ST Seiad ae VP eS 4 ‘ i � 4 ‘ . sy 4 . Ce y . y ’ ‘ ' ‘ a : saul ‘ : N : : te ‘ ( ine ‘ ‘ i é t . ERS ‘ i a3 , r . x . ‘ ye wae 7 Vee tba 1a t ¥ TR nein reese He rich ay ii Hotta Remember e Wide Belts and Bands Hot Pants Short, Long, and In Between Hair Styles Wp We eee AeA Nica Fake Furs Belted Coats Hip Huggers and Jeans Suits and Pant Jump $ Ponchos and Tams shaven ake , As each day comes to a close and tomorrow seems like the best time to do what you didn’t have time to do today, you can look back to the days Monday thru Friday that you spent listening to the bells ringing, footsteps running down the hall, and teach- ers constantly singing, “Hurry or you'll be late.” On that last day of that twelfth year, a heavy rain of melancholy will appear and synthetic smiles of happiness will be forced on the faces of those scheduled to depart. A new group with new hopes, goals, and aspi- rations is born to go and conquer the world with a loyal banner. The final evaluation of this conquest cannot be measured by yardsticks of knowl- edge, but rather by accomplishments and achievements of the members of this graduating class of 1972. Let this new experi- ence thrust you into a lifestyle that will contribute to the improvement of our total environment. With sincere wishes, (,) EXCUSES! EXCUSES! EXCUSES! Administration Principal . Mr. Larry J. Poore, Principal Mr. Poore and Assistant Principal, Mr. Richard Wilson Mrs. Pat Roberts, Secretary, and Mrs. Jenny Allen, Assistant Advisory Council | sanequomeccemenecsinneny paverning fon eH, Bes RPP RRR Se LING Ce penecesceyt essere titer at From left to right: Mr. James Chavis, Mr. John Harrington, Mr. R.S. Taylor. Mr. Pete McLean, and Mr. Grady Matthews. Not Pictured: Mr. Fleming Lovette, Mr. Ray Womble, and Mr. Roy Byrd. The Advisory Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Board of Ed- ucation 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 proper- ty 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. L.J. Poore Secretary of Advisory Council Mr. R.S. Taylor Chairman of Advisory Council Administration 10 11 Superintendents 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 su- perintendent and assists in carrying out all duties. The associate superintendent for business is in charge of all fi- nancial and business operations, including transportation and school plants. The assistant superintendent for federal program functions as the liaison between the county and the federal and state pro- grams and as the developer of new programs and operations. CARN RA eee: j eres FREER Nery M r. R.A. Gray Superintendent Administration Mr. I.A. Wortman Associate Superintendent — Instruction Dr. N.E. Jones Associate Superintendent — Business Mr. John B. Dunn Assistant Superintendent — Federal Program ser ten eros nectar enneRE SRNR IPRS ner ote eS A SCAM PEO IR SANSOM ERD BSAA INCREASE AN RIE AN SR ERNE RIA RR Ai HH NG ER SHAT ARN ws NG OD SSRN Pita i RSS BSL NEA RN RAS REN Be BASES easARNe wena Loe RST FOOTBALL nie TSN IE a2 SNARES AEA RIUM RENNER KEAN IEN RRL HITED SEPTEMBER Sseeaecnababanag. A RP ERIE WR A NSERT DOBERt aEU DOERR RE TEIN Reet erty tet r aL LRP ASNT MO DRG ION Ae 4s AEN EET EER NEARED LB WR pS AAMT AERIS A A Mi i a a Ac APRS RTE ACTIN Ne A NRPURES periname nanan Witenes 6K RON RAR: ARE NN RR Mrs. Juanita Allen Mrs. Dorothy Arnold Mr. Davis Bradley Mr. J.A. Brown Social Studies English Social Studies, Health, Agriculture and P.E. — Mrs. Helen Byrd Mrs. Edith Cox Mrs. Dorothy Hales Mrs. Lynda Hill English English Home Economics French Mrs. Lucy Johnson Mr. O.K. Keene Mr. Thomas Lee Mr. Devon McDonald Home Economics Business Education Social Studies Welding and Mechanics Faculty Expect the Best Miss Cassandra McRorie Mr. Jan Roberts Math Math, Health, and P.E. Mrs. Helen Stewart Mrs. Mary Watkins Mr. Richard Wilson Business Education Math Seience Not Pictured Mrs. Pamela Venable Science Mrs. Linda Stephens Mr. Hal Bradley Guidance GI. irs. frene Wortman Librarian Faculty 14 15 Faculty A- j “ Developing Yo ung Mrs. Jewell Coleman Mrs. Linda Jessie Mrs. JoAnn Mok i Mr. Robert York Seventh Seventh Seventh Seventh Mrs. Esther Custer Mrs. Frances Gardner Mr. Richard Smith Mrs. Sadie Ward Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Mrs. Anne Marie Steele Special Education Mrs. Peggy Adcock Reading ees aac T creteerrener ney ELON eT _ The last. ane he Cavaliers ¢ come on the field, and we e know Lois Teen Blackmon Tony Aubert Brown ECORATE YOUR TRIE Georgianna Mae Byrd Efficient secretaries. . . 7? Seniors 18 19 Joy Elizabeth Byrd Phyllis Leavern Cameron Bobby Ray Davis Teresa Ann Everette Patsy Wilma Faircloth Seniors ( . oT a8 | Eyerte Gunn Barry Joe Guyton Erie Warren Hal] Steve Harris Dignified Seniors!!! Linda Gail Harvell Alan Carter Hobbs Vicki Lynn Holland Rodney Shelton Jackson Seniors 20 21 Looking Back on Electa Ann Johnson Cynthia Joyce Johnson Deborah Ellen Johnson Charles Michael Johnson I like work! It fascinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. Susan Dianne Kelly | Eva Mae Lanier . David Gallic LOCMLORS ce a an ee All the Mess ... John Curtis Matthews, Jr. Shirley Ann McDonald . Diane McKoy Neil Martin McDougald Glenda Louise McKoy Patricia Ann McDougald John William McNeill Seniors 22 23 And Loving Ever Gloria Montyne Moore Joseph Morris Linda Diane Norris. Deborah Elizabeth Ockletree Karen Louise O'Quinn. Raymond Byrd O°Quinn Seniors CU ae Ve inute of It Mary Kathryn Pate Cynthia Patterson SENIORS SKIPPED AGAIN!!! John David Poe cc Mollie Sue Roberts Elsie Conese Ross : : a cc. : Seniors 24 25 How Bad and Mad an Marsha Elaine Simmons Martin Sims Marvin Sims : Katherine Elaine Smith jarah Ann Spencer _ E Margie Carolyn Stanley Jan Marlene Stephens : _ Sad It Was ... Pamela Joyce Stephenson Sarah Frances Taylor So what if we’re late, We’re Seniors! Kenneth Hill Todd Nancy Johnson Tudor Mary Helen White William Anthony Wilder Reynauld Merrimon Williams Seniors 26 27 But Then How It Was Sweet John Max Womble THAT’S ALL, FOLKS!!! ; Te sate ns ke Sorry, Eric, you’ve still got one year to go! ; Seniors Juniors Look Ahead JUNIOR COMMITTEE: Mary Ellen Temple, Chairman; Nancy Dawson, Business Manager; Ray Womble, Pam Stogsdill, Ronnie Ockletree, Reynauld Williams, Eddie Coleman, Eric Bailey, Treasurer; Yvonne Morrison MOTTO Some men see things as they are and say why; I dream things that never were and ask why not. COLORS FLOWER Black and White Red Rose SPONSORS MASCOT S. Smith, D. Arnold, C. McRorie, O.K. Keene, J. Roberts Rex, the Wonder Dog pet the true wendeg dis! Juniors 28 29 A Not-So- Nanda Aiken Donna Allen (Kathy Allen Cindy Arnold Debbie Arnold Eric Bailey Rex Barbour. Terry Beasley Phyllis Bell Al Bethune Kathryn Blalock Cliff Brown Dallas Brown Jackie Brown Rhonda Brown Ruffin Brown R.H. Byrd Ricky Byrd Juniors Distant Goal Patricia Campbell Angela Cannady Jeffrey Carrol Barbara Cavanaugh Dorothy Christian Frankie Clements Eddie Coleman Robert Davis Nancy Dawson Eunice Dockery Nathaniel Dockery Bill Ethridge Tony Everhart Wendy Faucett Sandra Grissom Neil Haldeman Juniors 30 31 Juniors Melanie Hamilton Florece Hicks David Hubbard Craig Johnson Holly Johnson Michael Johnson Peggy Johnson Teresa Johnson Sammy Jones Johnny Kelly Becky Langdon Johnny Langdon Micheal Langdon Lillie Lanier Leroy Lett Ruby Jo Long Barbara McDonald Frankie McDonald Maggie McEachin The Junior-Senior J Helen McKay Jimmy McLaughlin Patricia McLaughlin Sharon McDougald Teresa McLean James MeMillian Leron McNeil Patricia McNeil Jean McRae Everette Marsh Earl Mason Pam Matthews Tony Matthews Nadine Mitchell Yvonne Morrison Ronnie Ocletree Juniors 32 33 Juniors Brenda Overby Susan Parker Becky Parker Alice Powell Vickie Powers Victor Ray Quick Brenda Richardson Tony Ross Stanley Signal Brenda Snow Patricia Spearman Agnes Stewart Pam Stogsdill Anita Stone Rita Stone Billy Surles Struggling in Ch emistry And American History Clarence Surles Sarah Taylor Mary Ejlen Temple Dale Thomas Willie Thorpe Kathy Turlington Dora Walker Freddy West Matilda Weston Kathy Wicker Searlett Williams Terry Williams Troy Williams Jeffrey Womble Ray Womble Juniors 34 35 “Keep On Truckin’ ” ychedelic Shack! Decisions, decisions! Junior Committee hard at work. Two teddy bears. Practice makes perfect. Left, one, two. All together now. . Sophomores The Sophomore Year 1. i+ ; Stewart, Mrs. Allen David Adams Cathy Adcock Reggie Bain Cindy Ballard Wayne Ballard Sophomores 36 37 A Little Less Annette Black Freddy Blowers Jeannie Bradley Devon Brown Gail Brown Jim Brown Marsha Brown CAVALIERS Steve Brown Sophomore Playboy Club Michael Burke Larry Butts Cary Byrd Donna Byrd Kathy Byrd Michael Byrd Sophomores Frightened Sue Byrd Paulette Campbell Shirley Campbell Earl Champion Sylvia Capps Jimmy Coleman Kathy Coleman Cornelia Collins David Cook Meredith Ann Crews Betty Davis James Davis Ethel Dickerson Faye Elliot Lillie Elliot Sarah Ferguson Norman Ferrell Myron Godwin Cathy Everette Eloise Ferguson Sophomores 38 39 ittle More Do you think they will wear it? Kim Goff Sarah Guyton Eric Haldeman Tom Hamilton Woody Hart Kim Holland James Hooper Donna Jackson Gwen Johnson Julie Johnson Lewis Johnson Malrie Johnsor Vicky Johnson ie = ’ - Shirley Jones Shirley Judd Larry Junkins Carol Kelly Gloria Latta Sophomores etermined pms Barrett Lasater Marilyn Lilly (Ramona Mark Darnell McDougald James McDougald Another day on Sesame Street. Richard McDougald Rosa McDougald Patricia McDougald Ella McKinney Willie McKoy Cynthia McLean Sophomores 40 41 Answering One of Our Better Days! Gloria McLean Hoyal McLean Janet McLean Robert McLean Mary Sue McLeod Billy McNeil Jimmy McNeil Joseph McNeil Mary Ann McNeil Lorraine Mize Jacky Orr Jeanette Overby Jeffrey Pascal Elmon Pipkins Robin Purdie Dianne Randall Jeffery Raynor Glenda Ridgell Sophomores Important Questions Jackie Ross Rita Ross Michael Senter David Sexton Marsha Sherman Mary Elizabeth Sherman Susan Sikes Marie Smith Jodie Spence Ray Stanley Mary Staton Patricia Spears Peggy Spicer Sophomores 42 43 “Who Am I?” Gwen Stewart Harold Stewart Wanda Stewart Kitty Stone Pat Stone Alice Stout Stamey Taylor Kenny Temple Tim Thomas Judy Thompson John Tripp Ricky Turlington Billy Wade Sharon Walker Mona Lisa Walser Connie West Pam West Joe Williford Alafair Wright Sophomores The Tenderfoots S he TSS SE. . 8. ERE Freshmen Sponsors: Mrs. Hales, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Cox Vickie Arnold Whitson Arnold Delia Mae Autry Linda Bagget Mar y Lynn Bagget Kathy Bailey Bobby Baker Thomas Baldwin Gerald Bass Debra Blalock Junior Bowden Becky Byrd Dean Byrd Hal Byrd Kenny Byrd Mark Byrd Richard Byrd Russell Byrd Freshmen 44 45 Becoming Involved Effie Lee Campbell lola Capps Willie Currie Jan Clack Sheila Coleman Cindy Collins Ernie Crews Jimmy Crews Etta Davis Dick Dickerson Connie Dockery Ronnie Dockery Milton Elliott Deloris Ferguson Marion Graves Cynthia Green Bruce Gregory Robert Gunn Beverly Hardee Larene Harris Gary Hicks Shirlena Hicks Bill Hudson Cindy Johnson Diane Langdon David Lee Warren Lee Tony Long Martha Lucas Terry Marsh Danny Matthews Mary Matthews Sherry Matthews Elizabeth Moss Eddie McDonald Jeffery McDonald Freshmen with Life Gwen McDonald Joe McDonald Paul McAllister Sandra McKay Patsy McLaughlin Freddie McLean Kathy McLean Hoyt McLean Neil McLean Kay McLemore Anthony McNeil] Mary McNeill Alex McNeill Mary McPhatter Susan McRae Brenda Norris Mark Norris Gloria Ockletree Sharon Orr James Pipkins Teresa Powers Rose Purdie Anthony Ray Gloria Ray % a as Freshmen clean-up old L.H.S. Freshmen 46 47 The Beginning of the End Max Roberson Jenny Smith Lu Ann Souders Joanna Spears Mary Spears Connie Stewart Lynn Stewart Donna Kay Stone Clarence Taylor Beverly Ann Temple Miles Temple Floyd Thompson Calvin Tucker Regina Turlington Raymond Weston Michael Wicker Harold Williams Leonard Williams John Williams Wanda Williams School life — Happiness in action. Freshmen Jr. High Vickie Adcock Mardi Allen Connie Arnold Rodney Arnold Sabrina Ash Kenneth Atkins Monroe Atkins Curtis Bain Vicki Ballard Donna Barham Charmel Bass David Benton Carol Blackman David Blalock, Ii] Hester Blalock Machelle Brown Sunnie Byrd Tim Brown Marvin Campbell] Anthony Cannady Teresa Cannady Ervin Christian Marsha Coleman Diane Currie Lounette Darroch Judy Davis Vernon Davis Teresa Dean Gail Edwards Alfreda Elliott Eighth Grade 48 49 From Dolls Roy Gainey David Gregory Diane Hall Michael Harrington Joyce Ann Harrison William Hicks Edith Hobson Steve Hockaday Karen Hodges Teresa Holder Danny Honeycutt Clarence Hubbard Dawn Israel Mark Johnson Timothy Johnson Douglas King Pam Langdon Mildred Lewis Chris Mann Robin Marks Doris MeDougald Eurice McDougald Goldie McDougald Janice McDougald Vander McDougald Marva McKay Terry McKoy Wayne McKay Marion McKinley John MeLamb yA e 4 a j Eighth Grade To Dates Brenda McLaughlin Adrienae McLean George McLean Gwen McLean Sheila McLean Wanda McLean David McMillan Annette McNeill James McNeill David McRae Keith Meeks Cathey Messer Charlene Moore Devon Nobles Myrtle Ockletree Mike Oliver Paul Pardue Kathy Parker = % a; ae “A By MS Bt 4 Calvern Patterson Darnese Patterson Deborah Phelps Janice Powell Charles Ross Debbie Senter Steve Sexton Elaine Sherman Mark Sikes Felicia Sims Barbara Smith Cramer Smith Eighth Grade 50 51 Fighth Grade Is Better Hyson Smith Ricky Smith Stephen Smith Sylvia Smith James Spencer Louise Stone Thelma Staton Connie Surles John Surles Ronnie Surles Betty Taylor Janet Taylor John Taylor LaRhonda Temple Darlene Tucker Charlene West Wanda West Henry West Irene West Wayne West Robert Whittington Michael Wilder Blanche Williams Otis Ray Williams Ronald Williams Steve Williford Eddie Wilson Freddy Womble Donna Woodley Kithth Grade Seventh Grade Is Good Sharri Allen Thomas Allen Gwendolyn Archer Vicki Ballard Andrew Bass Leonard Beaston Tim Bethune Debra Black Velena Black Kathy Blackmon James Blalock Denise Blylock Curtis Brown Kim Brown Rufus Bryant Annette Byrd Ginger Byrd) Johnny Byrd Marlene Byrd Marshall Byrd Marty Byrd Larry Cameron Cleveland Campbell Joe Cannady Kathy Carroll Susan Chambers Shelia Clark Chuck Coleman Robert Collins Elliot Crews Debra Currie Mike Darrock Robert Davis Liz Dickerson Susan Freeman Seventh Grade 52 53 Freddie Frye Nora Gainey Dianne Gray Randy Grissom Tammy Hall Lori Harkey Lucinda Hawley Buddy Hodson Kennie Jackson Kathy Jenkins Elaine Jernigan Cathy Johnson La Rue Johnson Mary Johnson Randall Johnson Scottie Johnson Robert Jolly John Jones Gilbert Marsh Selena Massey Janet Matthews Robert McAllister, Jr. Sheri! McComas Charles McDougald Tim McLamb Courtney McLean Debra McLean Glenda McLean Karen McLean Patricia McLean Wayne McLean Yvonne McLean Bruce McMillian Jimmy McMillian Lillian McNeil Vernon McNeil Donna McNeill Ethel McNeill Nora McNeill Victor McNeill Seventh Grade Annie McPhatter John McPhatter Tommy McRae _ Danny Messer kv geRay Moore Dorothy Overby Danny Parker Lee Parker Pam Parker Patty Randall Andray Ray Arletha Ray Bobby Rial “Sie { Barbara Ridgell |} Wally Roberts David Senter. The usual seventh grade spirit! Ts Little women with powerful dada Sie pus ate f 7 Wy t 2 OS h ( a a =e Ay. leuned ‘ ‘Beventh Grage 5 {50 id ‘ % = VY R j Aletha Signal Teresa Smith Dorothy Spears Gloria Spears Helen Spencer Jo Ann Staton Bennie Stone Malcolm Stout Norman Strickland James Surles Mary Surles Ronnie Surles Calvin Taylor Carolyn Thompson Kathy Tucker Dennis Turlington Bobby Wade Jacqueline Walser Kathy Webb Jeff Western Renee Westmoreland Tim Whittington Karen Wicker Love Karen Milder JOHNSsaps Vickie Wilder Kiven Young Seventh Grade The First Step GauaAliiov 75 a paaiccece elon “4oERSHIP 2 SS SU, Pos a Se x pseg bees a again me SAAN IRE Tere Ste as Se : a r ads . gOTREDAME 5 by ee 4 in ie Row 1: Mrs. Hill — Advisor; Diane Avrette — Editor; Mrs. H. Stewart — Advisor. Row 2: Joe Williford — Photographer; Mollie Sue Roberts — Business Manager; Ann Johnson — Assistant Editor; Susan Kelly — Assistant Business Manager. Organizations Footprints Staff a 1. Mary Ellen Temple — Junior Editor 2. Kathy Byrd — Sophomore Editor 3. Agnes St tt ior Edi 4, Vicki Holland — Sports Editor 5. Susan Parker — Administration Editor 6. Erie Bailey — Staff Member 7. Martha Lucas — Staff Member 8. Jenny Smith — Eighth Grade Editor 9. joe Williford — : 10. Stamey Taylor — Staff Member 11. Jeanette Overby — Staff Member 12. Phyllis Rial — Senior Editor 13. D == Staff or . Cindy Arnold — Staff Member ] arsha Sherman — Sta ember 16. Mary Elizabeth Sherman — Freshmen Editor 17. Barbara Cavanaugh — Advertising Editor 18. Susan Kelly — Advertising Editor 19. Cynthia Patterson — Staff Member 20. Pam Stephenson — Sports Editor 21. Ray O’Quinn — Seventh Grade Editor 22. Kay O’Quinn — Organizations Editor 23. Eddie Coleman — Staff Member 24. Al Bethune — Staff Member 25. Jackie Brown — Staff Member 26. Diane Avrette— Special Pages Editor 27. Ann Johnson — Special Pages Editor 28. Bonnie Jo Byrd — Administration Editor 29. Carolyn Stanley — Seventh Grade Editor 30. Deborah Johnson — Staff Member 31. Cynthia Johnson — Staff Member 32. Jan Stephens — Organizations Editor 33. Georgianna Byrd — Staff Member 34. Teresa Neal — Organizations Editor 35. Mollie Sue Roberts — Special Pages Editor 36. Pat Bryant — Staff Member Organizations 58 59 Library Club Officers — Front Row — Bonnie Jo Byrd, President. Second Row — Kay O’Quinn, Project Chairman; Becky Langdon, Vice-President. Third Row — Jan Stephens, Program Chairman; Melanie Hamilton, Secretary-Treasurer. Fourth Row — Meredith Ann Crews, Parliamentarian; Sandra Thomas, Histo- rian; Phyllis Rial, Program Chairman. Irene Wortman, Librarian Organizations The Green Scene Staff Georgianna Byrd, Editor Cathy Stewart, Sponsor et os Sa gs oy Jewspaper Staff Organizations 60 61 Marshals Front Row — Kathryn Pate, Georgianna Byrd, Joyce Phelps, Phyllis Rial. Back Row — Sue Roberts, Vicki Holland, Sandra Thomas, Pam Stephenson. Phyllis Rial — Chief Organizations “keons” and le cercle francais Ecology Club Members French Club Members Organizations 62 63 Future Homemakers of America. . . 1971-72 FHA OFFICERS President — Ann Johnson Vice-President — Mary Ellen Temple Secretary — Becky Langdon Treasurer —— Deborah Ockletree Linda McNeil Historian Parliamentarian — Kay O’Quinn Reporter — Sarah Guyton Pianist — Diane Avrette Recreation leaders — Pam Stephenson, Ethel Dickerson Junior Degree — Sharon Bethune, Paulette Campbell Chaptor Degree — Marsha Simmons, Jan Stephens Student Teacher — Mrs. Pat Messick Advisors Mrs. Dorothy Hales Mrs. Lucy Johnson General meeting of local chapter members for “Fall Fashion Show.” Organizations working Toward A Better Life ee cea saa see aii sone KepCORToMmTeR anhinedieteneRtHe es amin cine | increta Wn RRR ac | Ann Johnson, President Ann Johnson Jan Stephens Kay O’Quinn Mollie Sue Roberts Vicki Holland Joyce Phelps Cynthia Johnson Phyllis Rial Verlista Guyton Barbara Turlington Margaret Lynn McKinney Elaine Bennett Gloria McNeil Sherry Raynor F.H.A. Purposes To provide the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society, To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community, To become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society, To impove national and international relations. To provide opportunities for decision- making and for assuming responsibility. To involve youth with adults in individual and group activities. To develop interest in home economies, home economics careers, and related occupations. Preparedness, The Key To Opportunity Organizations 64 65 Future Farmers of Ame rica: =| © x =) _ = ° 5 nw Does anyone really know how to do it? FFA Members Organizations Ecology And Rare Earth Sian emineca ate S. Harris — Chapter Advisor, P. Cameron — Parlia- mentarian, D. Cates —— Trea- surer, T. Brown — Chapter Sentinel, T. Byrd — Pres- ident, G. Bullock — V. Pres- ent, R. Stone — Secretary, N . Jones — Reporter. O« Advisor: J. Brown Wonder if it will run?????7 Organizations 66 67 Cynthia Johnson, President RSiserasieisane eee ee wi eil Haldeman Vice-President Mrs. Linda Stephens Advisor pecametiiaaamen ae coma 4 7 iti Troy Williams Vice-President Barrétf Lasater Secretary Committees work hard! Willie McKoy Treasurer Organization e Grow by Learning How tudent Council Members Organizations 68 69 ending A Helpful Hand Office Aids G. Moore, T. Neal, S. Parker, V. Holland, C. Patterson, E. Smith, C. Stanley, G. Brown, R. Purdie, A. Cannady, Y. Morrison C.0.P.’s Mrs. Carolyn Tripp Mrs. Mattie McDougald Mrs. Nancy Williams Mrs. Sue Smith Organizations Monogram Club: School Spirit Monogram Club Members PRIDE RUNS DEEP Our Coaches working together for a super team! Organizations 70 71 Beta Club The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership — achievement — service organiza- tion for high school students. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leader- ship. Sandra Thomas Eric Bailey Phyllis Rial Pam Stephenson Phillip Cook President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Parliamentarian Betas planning for the convention. Organizations If At First You Do Succeed Beta Club Members S. Thomas, P. Rial, P. Bryant, G. Byrd, P. Cook, V. Holland, K. Pate, J. Phelps, M. Roberts, S. Spencer, P. Stephenson, R. Williams, N. Haldeman, J. Kelly, E. Bailey, M. Hamilton, P. Johnson, F. McDonald, S. Parker, A. Powell, P. Stogsdill, J. Brown, R. Lons, M. Temple, A. Bethune, T. Beasley. Advisor — Mrs. Helen Byrd Doughnuts — Another Beta Project!!! Organizations 72 73 Bus Drivers and I.C.T. Bus Drivers Keep on truckin’ C. Stanley, R. Matheson, S. Williams, K. Temple, G. McKay, J. Langdon, S. Jones, C. Brown, S. Kelly, T. Wilder, T. Ross, 5. McNeill, R. Byrd, R. Ockletree. 1.C.T. — On The Job Training! Organizations Janitorial and Lunchroom Staff — NYC Workers Mrs. Harrington, Dietitian Lunchroom Workers NYC Workers “Neil” Janitor Organizations 74 75 Vocational Courses AUTO MECHANICS aS WELDING CLA ie : sasenReimen NS Organizations =k) BOY 1987-68 ah Sa Soe Behe Ogee eee Vicki Holland Gloria Moore Sharon McDougald and Yvonne Morrison reat Season bay) aa EY itty Sh ‘ Lay 7, agihnteeee oe ONES a Se Ret Cynthia Patterson Jan Stephens Alias Pam and Ray Virginia Lillie and Rose Purdie Sports 78 79 Canal stil but hen [ e, WwW é afte imes ‘practi¢ ur Law ma nother . Att er Yo age one a Fe ing kaces and Proud Hearts esSabe (rane MRIS L OLN Vicki Holland Jan Stephens Kay O’Quinn 2. can NDP IR A eet Raa , Ry Eines SS ee, Hustling, Hard Working — 1 } i { | Raunt Vaan Captains of Our Team Heading For Victory caMNLIRRS Re Defensive Lineup of ’71 Sports 82 83 Boys Varsity “Through dedication, hard work, long practices, and hustle, this group of young men have represented their school in a winning manner. | think LHS should be proud of their winning ways and thank these young men for making it possible.” Coach Davis Bradley rae Davis Bradley, Coach A man who has the courage to stay calm. tee EE. . “SOM AML ONO TLE NETER ASAI ET AE AT Those Victorious Cavaliers of 1971-1972 Sports enerates Spirit And Excitement RN TION EOLA IEE: Bayt pap tate ee eae: ice “ RRS e es es “We’re winning, Coach, let’s watch the cheerleaders.’ That’s the Cavalier way! ies ¥ q i Sports 84 85 ” A Season ee 66 Basketball 999 “co-captain Senior 1eve Would you bel on the Move ers i Lady Caval ‘he i Ze eS Graton Hie s LOE ! score Ss Check that With Memories “Sometimes it’s not whether you win or lose, but how you participate in the game. If, during the game, you learn how to com- municate with people, to strive to beat over- whelming odds, to give all you have to a worthwhile goal and never give up, to relate sportsmanship to your fellowman, then you have acquired many important charac- teristics that make you a better human being and more adapted to take your place in life. The individual of our 1971-1972 team are of this class. Our Lady Cavaliers Sports 86 87 Strike one {wo three The Babe Ruths of Tomorrow 6 “. . .green grass, yellow grass, SQUAT!” This is what is commonly called an outfielder. Pe Sports Stamina, Speed, Spring, And Skill P J.V. Cheerleaders. . . rough Victory And Loss 4 NS ™ Chief and Co-Chief Cynthia Green and Diane Langdon Adviser Miss Cassandra McRorie Sports Diamond Cavaliers of Tommorrow The Diamond Cavaliers of Tomorrow al What do I do next, Coach? Sports 90 91 JV. Basketball — HANS, {BO ae ( 9SS 2eBS ™ i doesbal Coach Roberts Always ready for a rebound! Sports Head Start On Victory Freshman Boys Basketball Team Sports 92 93 Sports Supporters of L.H.S. Officers of 1971-1972 Boosters Club This school year of 1971-1972 has held many memories for the students at LHS. Through sports, personal objectives have been obtained and raised, someone clapped their hands and felt en- thusiasm for a team striving to defeat the opponent, our coach slapped someone on the back and said, “Well done,” and spectators as well as players learned that working together as a team is the winners’ motto. All of this and much more was made possible due to the Boosters’ Club interest and support. They came to the games and showed more spirit for the teams than anyone. They proved their confidence in the Cavaliers by finan- cial contributions. In short it is because of the Boosters’ Club that LHS had their three season sports. ae — OUTSTANDING SENIORS How do a few students out of a class of 90 Seniors become labeled “outstanding?” The 1972 Senior Class nominated and selected these students on the basis of scholastic achievement, ‘sports participation, and leadership ability in the various extra- curricular activities of the high school. These young men and women can be proud of their efforts, for they have not been in vain, ye Sye Ff Wate up yebs SANDRA THO ' a sree eagyl BUOh CONT | - iil a OUTSTA i acs SSPEARS or 7 “PHILLIP COOK AR A M DEBR Par er OUTSTANDING SENIORS sete r UEROBERTS GLORFA MOORE SSV'ID ONIGNVISLNO NV fase PEP a Boe Ha erenenesz! Ge ancis OJarbach, M.D. Green Walley Florist Ka r’s Men’s Store a Sprdft, Bros. Furniture Co. Casi r’s Jewelry Shoppe U Du Plan Corporation Lawrence Division Patrons Central Carolina Technical Institute Shaw’s Grocery Frank L. Belote Neil A. 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SNeann., Cau sei ep Yh arth « toe } : ain ourteous Ads 104 105 Home of Better Values Dunn, North Carolina cones a Fue are as. ar® os Loe , eens penne wor ee 2 Fan aN) ou’ oS Sora F anare SS no Wee ° arse : oy : wot je 1a Company � iP 9 A « A Go Age N) a 2 ( © Whirlpool and Frigidaire “Complete Home Furnishings” Frigidaire Appliances, RCA TV’s Lillington, North Carolina Ads jo | e of u ov aS ne NeNre woe 4 ry Bory Compliments of Herff Jones Van Britt, Representative we ee if | ty eo ops sgl a srdck C Chevrolet Ay. aa (Carnyoetiny Ine. Compliments of Telephone 893-4546 Lillington, North Carolina Wes 7a AS iLOS Te ACREAT PeRrsirH Ney Rast, LIVE YR, “B BS, 5 2 72 Don Fish Raleigh St ea or d Bus. 639-2762 N.C Res. 639-2387 Angier, : - of Dunn “Shop With Confidence” 892-2315 JOSTEN’S Creators of fine class rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, and diplomas. Salesmen: Raymond P. Gillikin and Jay Pittman PRUETT REXALL DRUGS Phone 639-2929 Prescriptions Our Specialty Angier, N.C. West Cumberland Street Dunn, N.C. 28334 Brand Name Carpets in Living Colors Installation and Cleaning Save Up to 50% CARPET CENTER Phone 867-4821 Jerry Hayes 3700 Bragg Blvd. Fayetteville, N.C. Heating — Air Conditioning Plumbing Electrical Contractors General Electric Appliances , ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE, INC. Box 156 Angier, North Carolina 27501 639-4407 639-2216 ENNIS AGRICULTURE SUPPLY Fertilizer Doesn’t Cost — It Pays! Coats, North Carolina Telephone 897-5182 Ads 106 107 Ads Toke 7) Sh G.J. Bryant s Asst. General Supt Von L! lb L 14 oy LY tf 14 ih Ae 4 of Re, Lid } } { ) j } V yi ba SqFt ral BECKER SAND AND GRAVEL CO 919-893-3595 P.O. Box 698 Lillington, N.C ST ay S 27546 a. (bck, thi Ub, Nad Vis pig James F. Davis Elizabeth T. Davis Sade. ae Ste Thomson-Davis Agency ayn BP oS Ot ioe Diamonds — Watches be = mnie d ; e , Fine Jewelry Insurance Service is Our Business Complete Bridal Ser nA Lillington, North Carolina Shs, Gf, ilson Ave 4 ie YA PUI Office Phone 893-3287 Residence Phone 893-3396 WD, Gao SAMMY dn i” eae 2 a PALIT; EV A eee rasnggore oe ‘Sy “1 Cis { ‘ f ‘ Compliments of Lillington Farmers Exchange, Inc. a Glens Bootery a | i “Dann Plaza” y -. SDunn:; .-2833 Your Friendly F.C.X. Dealer Mee Lillington, North Carolina 3 Phone 893-3464. os y Oe: Roy reed KE l © $ = ¢ ONis : in TAWA Cae Re rial Ads 108 109 aA heels Lillingt Pinto — Maverick — Mustang — Torina — Galaxie — LTD — Thunderbird Office Phone: 893-4164 Direct Line From Raleigh: 828-3247 Res. Phone: 893-4260 Fred Sexton Jim Sexton Owners ee es Ads c flak I Ey fire Hoes , Noxth Carolivfa ‘| hong 893-5887 | ie Owmer Vda, Bethime and Sa i kK i blk, food in T} ol | BETHUNE BROTHERS Dry Goods — Groceries — Hardware Men, Women, and Children Shoes Bunnlevel, North Carolina ALLEN’S SERVICE CENTER “Savings Plus Service” Bunnlevel, N.C. BUNNLEVEL BARBER SHOP It pays to look well. Joyner F. Taylor, Manager BYRD’S FOOD CENTER H. Boyd Byrd, Jr., Owner Bunnlevel, North Carolina Phone 893-4021 CREECH’S ANTIQUES Linden, N.C. Compliments of KELLY OIL SERVICE Bunnlevel, North Carolina Wall Paper W.D. WILLIAMS Painting — Papering Phone 893-4807 Rte. 1, Bunnlevel, N.C. Ads 110 111 a Ae Housing’ Center Ralph wna ( 4500 Pata ihe u ik ee “tt | pet 401 Owerpass aa ee roliha 283031 f eS hr fgg saupeadel ae A (A ie a Compliments of Sorensen Christian Industries Incorporated P.O. Box 1 — Angier, North Carolina Manufacturers Of Better Things For Athletics Ads Compliments of Hogue Electric Company Route 2, Layton Rd. Lillington H.C. (John) Hogue an ee — Industrial — Commercial Wiring Lillington Roller Mes Ime. Manufacturers of Golden Eagle Flour Red Circle and Blue Circle Feeds Telephone 893-3346 Lillington, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of Economy Cleaners Inc 22 West James Street is PS a Lillington, North Carolina Triangle Drain Gon Ine SOS eee is aie eri tai 2 J.L. Reardon Willis Temple 893-4088 893-4283 ae 4 ‘4 S 3 a mS 3 oS y YY S . Se teh Ea Signe ) eg i. . Compliments of The Sewing Shop ar a eee of “Your Big Little Sewing Shop” Harold’s Me-Go aaa Hwy. 27 3 miles west Lillington, N.C. RtaNo, loli ps 893-4689 Ads 112 113 Basti W Denn Heel uf cf molar thelr ) me 45] , nb one comb Stephenson's Tastee Freeze Karten , AG k now h ow excited YOu afe To be One, or the only ape to aon) my autegro ph. “ This p short + sweet gt l. ee 6 4 a Highway 27 Lillington eee Ads aN y) eo, “sol, Fad ee SArbbdin om Lan tanccamnaogmetrs. i. oe Sent lnc Mr. Wrangler Division Shey Compliments of Rembeaut’s Seafood Restaurant Home of the South’s Finest In Seafood Hwy 210 Spring Lake, N.C. Open Tuesday thru Saturday 5:00 — 10:00 Ads 114 115 ERR oO WICKES ATH: WE HAD A G000 TIME THls UICAK eer AG IN 57TQD9 HALL. SEMEMBER When WE GOT CAUGHT piayiIny SPADES ANO ALL THE OTHER ‘TUN ” T yES WE WEE Ae PRET D GOOD PMEADE LAA ey YOU REALLY SCREWED pineal UP F COULD VE wor | p L-PO.H Creep) pooken, IML 7 Tho ey) Gua EE | mH Sion Savings Loan ane Savings with us a WISHE Su (60 D Luck DES Habit py | ( 74 D élLY + Tokdtea Wr AL or G ae P of ie ye QW ; Fuquay-Varina, North Carolips , 6 2 ‘| OW Phone 552-5866 (D 7 U WN é w . AN a | SF EY HE SP Ee crear get the habit!... READ THis Awor 2 Mernter 3: ERR 975 te o Binnicos Mrwe ostsgysty atpas B Turtle Festival Underway: Set For Saturday See Casil District Court etd ones oven Tory List Announced MoeGearkhy Confirms ee SNowspaper Speculation your Hometown Newspaper News — Features — Sports Ads 116 117 Compliments of WILBOURNE FURNITURE COMPANY your. Shem f yan. You rea Cspl hoof- Y utue to Qual gut Sa ARNO een Lillington, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Magnificent Magnovox Astro-Sonic Stereo and TV G.E. Appliances Ads Compliments of PARRISH CABINET SHOP ROY BUTTS Custom Built Cabinets and Wood Work V.C. Warehouse Anything For The Farm Located In Flat Branch Community Phone 893-3047 ee Rt No. 2 Phopg 1¥3.5595 a Wo. ie ee at whos Moog wage ‘ve g a ae Gs i Street a, 0 $én, North ser fps © i, 93- ly C ” | ova ae A 74 mb CLUB CLEANERS “A Personalized Service” for Particular People Phone 893-4071 Lillington, North Carolina ! LILLINGTON AUTO Compliments of 18 W. Ivey Street SANITARY CLEANERS Lillington, North Carolina Lillington, North Carolina oe hes d Phone 893-3431 Your NAPA Jobber is a goo man to Know” MATTHEWS OIL COMPANY, INC. Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline Phone 893-3560 Lillington, North Carolina 27546 Ads 118 119 —Wicker Oil mane. AUC € eS ef 6 Shell Distrib ats Lillington rere ; Sanford 775-3415 G a 1es Sp — Lingerie (P Old Sale Seaton Hall Mén Boys acks — Arrow Shirts ent Formal Wear al — Banquets — Weddings Phone 893-3323 (eee a! “ Jimmy’s Restaurant Compliments of Specializing in Charcoal Steaks — Chops Pizza — Fresh Seafood Open-Hearth Steak Room Private Parties W ade’s Restaurant “Where Good Friends Meet To Eat” Open: Monday — Saturday 5:00 A.M, — 9:00 P.M. Sunday — 6:00 P.M. — 9:00 P.M. Phone 893-5404. Lillington, North Carolina Ads Compliments of | Kingspoint Manufacturing Company Fayetteville’s Finest Sewing Plant P.O. Box 750 219 Gray Street Fayetteville, N.C. en and Boys’ Clothing Ladies Sports Wear @°) Shoes for the Family Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina yas Phone 483-1464 N rN LV TRAN CAN s ‘a NG yey aimee me) hy q ND } 4 WO Ay of LN a Ww ) } aN as nnn Paina pipating Co., Mer. James R. West Gas 893-9412 Oul Accessories 4 awe a a Oto in the Wayne NG LC Ce Dunn, N.C. Harnett County’s Food-A-Rama of Low Prices Everyday eee rn er EE TT SS EL SES Ads 120 121 eS ; ss i, = . s onl xS - ee ere Bor Refreshments and Sandwiches RY ct . oad Ties sha) + Ga w, ,, -) TN . a Ne ey ays in ; 5 a. . . mS ie cee” te Lillington ‘ xs we . Q= a Ea psy een) ome a ft Leale oe, oo — . %y NBS ot oe eu py eo a . tig ee (— Bees eae pee! ¢ bs 2S eae lt CN yes 1s RY ih = a a xO) No. 1 ) : C — _ With The L.H.S. Cavaliers! CCAIR: Compliments of the Dutch Treat IGA Lillington, North Carolina Ads Q,. a fe Josey Farm Services, Inc. RG Gare Ee, Better Quality Fertilizers ; ee Cotton Ginning 10.0 va Buying and Selling Cotton and Seed Ne NE Fertilizer p Me a Bulk, Bagged or Liquid Paks. OZ RNG = Liquid Nitrogen — Lime 2 ‘ fall er : Oo, Dae ey Crop Protection Chemicals and Field Seeds TSkoa pints C pter Oe Cor E.T. (Theodore) Smith — W.G. Smith nl Dee a Ree i Bal cat sae ; © tara Gri arl Wes Prescriptions Sundries seus | cS N y OL, Phone (919) 893-3164 ) x Sea Box 537 401 Highway South Lillington, North Carolina 27546 So Cae CG yt Mangum 's Wholesale Lillington Tractor Raa A Retail Fabrics Notions Implement Company Fabrics of all kinds. 7 C.S. Fowler, Owner Box 906 Tel. 552-6409 Telephone 893-5757 Fuquay-Varina, N.C. Lillington, North Carolina ES LLL LLL Ads 122 123 KATHY, PEOPLE TOLD HE DRO iN em OLD RETR Ce ie THEM, (EXO AWE US, Nea, I4AVE PEA oH ED Te pa eae SRE. ar) CAS ert SOE OIE (Ee BY) BOT, (% 2(7E Capital Rabrics OF) G7 NM aN EGE AN BIEN RINE IAA NAGE) ie. FREI Ge Bnet 2720 S. Wilmington St. CO aso Phone 832-0786 Raleigh ANC. a ODN Wade B. Atkinson ) SON GOI Nalin (im 1 Oya taiyex 5.8) (Ss REGO EEA RSE s Sra ei) ie an ar ) Holder’ S Grocery Le Aha thor, little SEARS MERCHANT STORE One Gi Compliments of 724 NS S att” Elizabeth P. Page ween J.T. MCLAMB aheneen ee Owner a han VU? Lillington, North Carolina a Linden, North Carolina Phone: 893-5701 ue a te ¢ . ae she ye ee Qos) PRESTON’S KAR CURE U.S. 401 North, Lillington Gas — Oil Ns at Phone: 893-31 . aN hi Ne VV | j Compliments of a) BY LEE’S SBEAUEY SHOP 2° 803-3463 one - [Nox Carolin = “4 SHS vy U } W AP LAYTON SUPPLY COMPANY for “ Almost Everything” Lillington, North Carolina Compliments of LANIER’S HARDWARE Telephone 893-3378 Seed — Feed — Farm Supplies Smith-Douglas Fertilizers Pawnee: Lillington, North Carolina Ss 2. Y ——— Ee s Ads 124 125 Compliments of STRICKLAND’S GROCERY AND BARBER SHOP Dry Goods, Notions Shoes and Ready-to-Wear orth Carolina 27521 U Ox. KEENE COMPANY _—_ Ro te 1, Bunnlevel, N.C. we Compliments of O’QUINNS FUNERAL HOME CURRIN’S SIR SHOP Gant Shirts Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina 27526 Jerry Currin Lillington, North Carolina Compliments of ANGIER GULF SERVICE Hwy. 55 and 210 eu North Caroli Phone: 639-2411 LILLINGTON CAR CLEAN CENTER Compliments of featuring $1.00 Brush Car Wash Coin Operated Self Service Wash Wax Coin Operated Vacuums Phillips 66 Gas RIVERSIDE ESSO Bill Stone, Owner Ads Ai iL re ae avs U ee Aa ee ee yh AN TRLTRONICS ' Tat UNS } ‘aD AU a y 5 AFOOD MARK 'T “ Radio — TV — Stereo Repair ; V “ als kL vy . + ° AA eas | J Ue Broadcast Station Equipment y i AY Angier, N.C, ae iw Broadcast Station Maintenance ‘ Ny Tort s A” Nh [pt fe : Phone 639-2301, [ {ger | : yer : : a (Gus 829 Eighth St. ne t VY A t f a j 1 y dea “ ‘ Ww. A GA? d iP t WW : C| cd by Phone 893-4183 Cy aie 4, UM LO) 3 Pe I Oe A eee Gs Lillington, N.C. | LN ces pel | Dees Py tr : a , fs ph i 1} se we i ; ng ae) aiD= le NALS iN , Yar J.E. WOMBLE SONS INC. Shoes Ladies’ Children’s Wear Farm Supplies — Feeds Seeds Everything For The Farm nS ) ‘ 10p where you can save ML A Lillington, North Carolina xX Phone 893-3447 Lillington, N.C. rd) : Y RA , —— Me gi Pe TWYFORD PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of Business Forms Office Supplies ELLIOT’S PHARMACY Social Stationery Engraving Phone 552-2277 Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina 892- Billy Ad , Ow DEAN GROCERY MARKET Phone 892-5806 illy Adams, Owner TALUE DISCOUNT H.T. Dean, Owner BIG VALUE CO ili . 218 E. Broad Street ea ar caren Dunn, North Carolina 28334 ee Ads 126 127 : “road and “will make a turn for another one, venturing on into the future ind whatever a ait.ma ay. travel on fit tg Be there the be mem ries of these : y; memorje to cherish ‘as you CR ed for ShAM COFecrR} Bin noi. eo © y cane uso SL wwe ons Oey aor: yal Sone BAY gw WY GLA. 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