Mineral Springs High School - Larenim Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)
- Class of 1962
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CHARACTER -is representative of the moral standards toward which we strive, SCHOLARSHIP-reflects perseverance in studyg CITIZENSI-IIP -is a shining example for us to follow in all we attemptg PERSONALITY-radiates friendliness, courtesy, wit, and sincerity, APPEARANCE -always indicates taste and neatness. 5 Larenim Staff BRENDA SPARKS ............ .... FRED MILLER .... .... MARIE FISHEL ....... . SANDRA SIMMONS .... . . JIMMY FORKNER ................. BECKY HUNTER .... Copy Editor and LOIS I-IANDY ..... ............... NANCY CHURCH .... MARY ANN FISI-IEL .... KAYE SPARKS ..... . . . .Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . . . Layout Editor . . .Literary Editor . . . .Photographer Copy Proofreader . . . . Sports Editor . . . . Club Editor . . . . Class Editor . . .Feature Editor Seniors 24-49 Class of '64 81-92 rganizations 111-15 Athletics 159-186 Administration 14-17 Class of '63 65-80 Class of '65 95-104 Features 151-158 Foreword In order that you wonlt forget that wonderful year of '62, the LARENIM staff has brought to you, . . . . . Lin. . A if lXls.X..v..f'. . . , a pictorial record. May this edition keep fresh in your memory the faces, the names, and the events which took place at Mineral Springs in that wonderful year. This past year leaves with us the me mories of familiar sounds and scenes around Mineral Springs: benches filled with students between classesg the green and white crepe paper decorating the goal posts and the gym to cheer our Bulldogs on to victories5 the pep rallies, assemblies, and socl-4 hopsg the proms with the gym and cafeteria transformed into wonderlandsg College Day and the excitement of shopping for our futuresg intramural sportsg our classrooms and teachersg the stampede to the cafeteria,our life-saving breakg the freshman picnicg Class Day with our meeting for the last time in assemblyg and graduation. As you turn through these pages, you will find funny things, sad things-all moments to r e m e m b e r. The LARENIM staff hopes that you will find many pleasant memories in the coverage of THAT WONDERFUL YEAR OF '62. . . 8 . that ideal teacher, Mrs. Johnson Mrs. johnson enjoying a ballgame. Mr. and Mrs. johnson enjoy chaperoning dances. Mrs. Johnson briefs the c h e e r 1 e a d e rs on a new cheering te chniquf. . For your interest in the individual, your devotion to your profession, and your helpfulness at all times, we shall always remember you as an ideal teacher. Your sweet smile, and friendliness of manner have made our darker moments seem not so dark. Because of your untiring efforts not only in the classroom, but also in outs i d e activities, we d e d i c at e to you, MRS, KATHERINE JOHNSON, this edition of the 1962 LARENIM. -I Are you sure you understand the Home- coming procedure? ,, f , .f K s-M Back row, left to right: Mr. Stroupe, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Flynt. Front row: Mrs. Huffaker, Miss McNew A typical P. T.A. meeting 1O the teachers meetings in the office? MR. J. HUGH WHITE, Principal For the past thirty-four years, Mr. J. Hugh White has been the competent administrator of Mineral Springs High School. Mr. White g r a d u at e d from Guilford C o l 1 e g e with a Bachelor of Arts degree, later doing graduate work at W. C. U. N. C. He has helped to make our school what it is today. We are pleased to have such a le a d e r in our midst. -A ,r-.K rsopfwmwffv PEP MRS. JOSEPHINE POINDEXTER, secretary V5 ,xg 'H' J' ' T'YT if -i ,, iff? 1 22v'A MRS. ELEAN Rl-IAGAM N L'b O A , 1 rarian Appalachian State Teachers College B. S. and Master's Degree in Library Science MR. A.D. WOOD, Dean of Students Central Wesleyan junior College Marion College, A. B. and B. S. Degrees University of North Carolina World History, American Government MR. CECIL BECK MRS. VIRGINIA BENBOW East Tennessee College MacMu.rray College X . B. S. Degree Lombard College 1 General Shop B. A. Degree Mechanical Drawing Eighth 1 ' , Q if ig gg4 sr V ' .5 saggy A eg g ki Vi, 'Mx 4 MR. BILLY BYRD East Carolina College B. S. Degree General Science General Mathematics Co-Sponsor of Science Club MISS BURTIE CARROLL University of North Carolina A. B. Degree W. C. U. N. C. Masters Degree in Education MR. MAX BOST Catawba College B.A. Degree Biology General Science Biology, Co-Sponsor of Science Club Sponsor of Girls' Monogram Club MR. GRAY CARTWRIGHT High Point College B. S. Degree Physical Education, Health Economics and Sociology Boys' Basketball Coach Boys' Monogram Club Sponsor 14 MRS. SYLVIA CHADWICK East Carolina College M.A. Degree Algebra I Civics rf' ' qw ,, F-gr 4 3' S MR. THOMAS DIENER Murray State College B. M. E. Degree Indiana University Appalachian State Teachers College Band Director Glee Club MR. JACK DYER MRS, ALETA ELLISON Mars Hill College, A.A. Degree East Carolina College Wake Forest College, B.S. Degree A- B- Degree University of North Carolina Vocational Home Economics M,A, Degree Future Homemakers oi' America Bookkeeping Sponsor Economics and Sociology Personal Typing, Commercial Law , I ,K l , MISS NORMA FREEMAN Appalachian State Teachers College B. S. Degree Physical Education and Health Girls' Monogram Club Sponsor G. A. A. Sponsor Girls' Basketball Coach MISS PAULINE GRIFFIN Pfeiffer College A. B. Degree English I French I Q MISS JANE HEDRICK MISS BETTY HOBBS MR. W.O. HOLLIDAY, JR. Wake Forest College Woman's College of U. N. C. Wake Forest College B.A. Degree B.A. Degree B.S. Degree English II and III University of North Carolina Geometry jtmior and Senior Book Clubs M.E. Degree General Science English III, Journalism, Dramatics Anchor Club Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor 15 MRS. SUSAN HUFFAKER University of North Carolina B.A. Degree MRS. LOUISE HUNTER Memphis, Tennessee State College B. S. Degree MRS. KATHRYN T. JOHNSON High Point College B. S. Degree English II General Math Commercial Typing Personal Typing Shorthand Vice -President of P. T. A. American History Sophomore Class Advisor Co-Sponsor of Cheerleaders MRS. LILLIAN KIRBY Guilford College A. B. Degree Woman's College Extension English I Civics Senior Teenage Book Club Sponsor is MRS. TI-IELMA LENTZ Mitchell College B. S. Degree 16 MISS VIRGINIA LANGLEY Salem College A. B. Degree Latin I and II Spanish II Sponsor of Youth for Christ Club MR. JAMES MALCOLM Appalachian State Teachers College B. S. and M.A. Degree World History Civics Football and Baseball Coach MISS EUGENIA MCNEW Salem College, A.B. Degree Woma.n's College of U. N.C. University of Virginia Latin I,Algcbra II,Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry and Trigonometry National Honor Society Sponsor Model Club Sponsor MRS. DOROTHY THOMAS Woman's College of U. N.C. A. B. Degree English IV . MR. ROBERT SIMS Elon College A. B. Degree Business Arithmetic Senior Math Sponsor of Debate Club MRS. JEAN MILLER MR. JOHN SCOTT University of North Carolina Guilford College A. B. Degree B-A- DSQTQE English I and H Appalachian State Teachers College Civics M.A. Degree MR, DAVID STROUPE High Point College A. B. Degree Chemistry, Physics Sponsor of Hi-Y Club American History, Geography Track and Cross Country Coach MRS. EUCENIA WOODALI. MRS. Nl-ABLE ITE Elon College 5 C A. B. Degree High P 0 9 Home Economies I, ll, and III S A. B. Degree Ii Sponsor of Teenage Book Club A Senior English Class Russian Language Class Algebra I Class Typing Class Dramatics Class American History Class ? -3.1, N. - 'ss dn.,,,'N Chemistry Class Shop 9 ,sails Physical Education Class Biology Class -if 4 A un, L 'ME ,wg My as w . A, Nu W,-,xlw 151, ,, + an hmm M M 'W 551 . f. ,-.1 V 443, c-ity ,f, , A ,M M ' A fl L wha 1, A -v yn. Ht Ae. W1 hmitlggy, A M K :V in 'ham .DA N.. Presitizi HF' QNX CHERYL WATTS Secretary sf sw ,4 4244-x. iw-Tzsnezfylimiifs, X ilisszt gym 6 Maw M WN w w ., Um,5:ewQew.5pW'wwH? ww wa: Fzsf-llfmzzrigFfflsefxffifwfflfQ A i2:55f7?g52i5:25wQss2:2?2ssiigmfffgsssizlfffmffzzgfffiefiisyriz fb'-155' 'Y Wvif5WS33eQf?FfH3212343 :Hi'f,QJ?Q5i'52-25555395335' 2 fv- wwf ,Q 3 f'wQf Qwwwwcwwf-lwwivwasp2wm.,,gw':vM WM: HA QQSSQW Mwiiismzwm sssmtw' w'S2 f:wH K :sem 0' K WMS? ZH missiiiffgfiiisg 'P Q A Q. ' :Willy F P , yffww ZQ5.iQi1fw- w35Z1i'?-412473755 M? YN- f gi ' Q., XR FRED LEWIS V 1ce-Pres1dent SYLVIA WEST Treasurer 22 1 ,f 1 KIM WOLFINGTON and ROBIN STANLEY, NI:-1SCOtS As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. Motto ggv 7' ' 5-ff ,N fff, Colors 1, ' S Flower VS-ff -Eg ,J GN ., , ik. Green and white 'xo Nh' 14 orchid w 23 DORIS MAE ADAMS Commercial Glee Club 25 Y. F.C. 2. ROBERT CLIFTON ANDERSON , General Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DONNA JEAN ALLEN Academic Class Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 25 BEACON Staff 3,45College Club 3,4,junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. 24 MARJORIE QBOLESQ ADAMS General Glee Club 4. MICHAEL HOWARD AUSTIN Academic Who's Who 45 Homeroom Officer 1 Class Officer 15 Key Club 2,3,4 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3,43Monogram Club 2,3,4 Y.P.C, 1,25 Bus Driver Club 4 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. BETTY QBENTONJ BAILEY General Hanes 1, 2, 3. JAMES WILLIAM BAUGUESS Gene ral JESSE I-IANSFORD BECKNER, JR. General Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Baseball Manager 25 Intramural Sports 3,45 Science Club 2,33 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Y. F. C. 1,25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Junior-Senior Play Committee 3, Sopho- more Prom Committee 2. 25 ANNIE MAE BALLARD General Glee Club 4, Y.F. C. 3, 45 Campus Book Club 3, 4. PAUL GARLAND BLACKBURN General Glee Club 1,2,45 Y.F.C. 2, 3.' THELMA RAVYE BLAYLOCK Commercial Homeroom Officer 15 BEACON Staff 35 Circulation Mana g er 35 Campus Book Club 45 Library Prom Committee 45 N. C. H. S. L. A. 45 G.A.A. 15 Y. F.C. 2,3,4. JAMES FREEMAN BOWLES General Bowling Tea m 2,351-li-Yl,2, 35 Bus Driver Club 2, 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committe e 25 Y.F.C. 15 Band 15 Industrial Center 3, 4. HELEN MA RIE BO LES G ene ral oiee Club 1,2,45 Y.F.C. 2. 26 BARBARA JEAN BONDURANT. General R.J. Reynolds High S chool 1,2 F. H. A. 45 Y. F. C. 4. JANE ELLEN BOWMAN V Academic Homeroom Officer 1,25 Anchor Club 25 Campus Book Club 3,45 Colle e Club 3 45 Y.F.C. 12 3 4. 9 5 Jil If 3: f, Nr -W CHARLES LEE BRADLEY General Football Manager 15Basketba1l 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Sports Director 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Hi-Y 3, 4. REBECCA ANN CAUDLE Academic Who's Who 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Anchor Club 2, 35 Officer 35 junior Marshal 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Christmas Queen A t t e n d a nt 35 BEACON Staff 35 Y.F.C. Club 2, 3, 45 Program Committee 45 Senior Teenage Book Club 25Campus Book Club 3,45College Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 junior-Senior Play Committee 3. DARRELL WESLEY CHURCH Academic Who's Who 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 junior Marshal 35 Intramural Sports 45 Band Color Guard 2,35 Campus Book Club 3,45 College Club 3,45 junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Teenage Book Club 1,2, 27 K EARL LEE BURTON General Y. F.C. 35 Glee Club 3,4. MARY RUTH COLLINS General Glee Club 1,3,45 Y. F. C. 1,4 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 F.H.A. 4. RODNEY DEAN COOK General I-Iomeroom Officer 15 Football 152, 3, 45 Tri-Captain 45 Bowling Team 152,35 Intramural Sports 3,45Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Hi-Y 25 Delegate to Hi-Y Convention 2. RALPH WILLIAM COX Academic Wake Forest Science Fair Rep- resentative 35 Basketball Home- coming Escort 45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 15 Intramural Sports 3,45 C o ll e g e Club 3, 45 Science Club 253,45 Officer 45Campus Book Club 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Bus Driver Club 3,4. DORIS MARIE CREWS General Basketball 25 G.A.A. 15 Library Club 45 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. 28 CAROLDENE COPELAND Academic Anchor Club 3,45Vocational Guid- ance Committee Chairman 45 Bas- ketball 15 G.A.A. 15253545 Officer 45 Bowling Team 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 253,45 College Club 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Play Committee 35 Glee Club l,4. REBECCA LEE CREWS Academic College Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 2,35 Campus Book Club 3, 45 S ci ence Club 4. NANCY LOUISE SHERRILL QCROMERJ Academic Who's Who 45 Girl of the Month 45 Valentine Queen 35 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 45 Football Homecoming S p o ns o r 45 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Co-Chief 45 Basket- ball 15 Y.F.C. 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, College Club 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Pla y Committee 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. BONNIE QWOOTENQ DILLS Commercial Carolette 35 BEACON Staff 3,45 Se cond Page Editor 35 Editor-in- Chief 45 N.C.S.P.l. Delegate 45 Intramural Sports 1,25Campus Book Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 1,25 Y. F. C. 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Prom Com- mittee 25 junior-Senior Play 3. LINDA MAE DARNELL General 29 REBECCA DIANE DEZARN Commercial Basketball Homecoming 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Captain 45 Vol- leyball T e a m 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 253,45 Officer 45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Play Committee 35 Senior Teenage Book Club 1. BARBARA FRANCES. DYER Academic National Honor Society 45 junior Marshal 35 Y.F.C. l,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Y.F.C. Quiz Team 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 College Club 3, 4. SANDRA GAYLE DYMOTT General Y. F. C. 1,23 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. LINDA FAYE FANSLER Commercial Basketball 13 G.A.A. 1,23 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 33 Sopho- more Prom Committee 2. JUDITH ELAINE EVANS Commercial Glee Club 23 Y. F.C. 2. NELLIE MARIE FISHEL Academic Anchor Club 2,33 Officer 35 Scrapbook Com- mittee 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Co-Editor of PRELUDE 33Officer 43 Homeroom Officer 1,3 3 Wake Forest Science Fair Representative 23 IARENIM Staff 3,43 Layout Editor 3,43 Glee Club 13 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,43 Officer 43 junior-Senior Play Committee 2, 35 G.A.A. 1,23 Officer 13 College Club 3,45 College Day Committee 3, 45 Campus Book Club 3. SHELBY JEAN EVANS General Walnut Cove High School 1,23Glee Club 2,43 Y. F.C. 2. HENRY LEE FLYNN Academic Edwards Military Institute 2. www 9 Qs SANDRA CAROLINE FLYNT Academic Southwest High S chool 15 Who's Who 45 National Honor Society 45 Anchor Club 2,3,45Officer 45junior Marshal 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Co-Editor of PRELUDE 35 Junior Town Meeting 35 Basketball Home- coming Attendant 45 BEACON Staff 3,45 N.C.S.P.I. Delegate 3,45 Officer 35 Debate and Mutual Dis- cussion Society 3,45 Band 1,25 35 Officer 25 Glee Club Pianist 35 Teenage Book Club 25 Campus Book Club 3,45College Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 15 junior-Senior Play 35 junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. GEORGE RUSSELL FRICKE Academic Hanes High S chool1,2, 35 Glee Club 4. BARBARA MAE FORDHAM General College Club 3,45 Y. F.C. 1, 2, 3. DANIEL KAYE FULK Academic Who's Who 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 Junior Marshal 35 Most Intellectual Athlete Award 35junior Science Symposium Delegate 35Football and Basket- ball Homecoming Es c o rt 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 15 Track 152, 3, 45 Captain 3,45 College Club 3, 45 Y. F. C. 25 Campus Book Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Bus Driver Club 35 S oph o m or e Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. Savvy 'Ui Qu! DAVID KELLY FRANKLIN, JR. General Hanes High School 1. JUDITH PATRICIA FULP Commercial H o m e ro o m Officer 25 Basketball Homecoming 45Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Campus Book Club 3,45 junior-Senior Play Committee 35 Sophomore Prom Committee Chairman 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ,',7 2, ,.,.,, 5 ys, .,.-., Q , 5 PATRICL4 KAY FULP Commercial Senior Teenage Book Club 25 Campus Book Club 4. JERRY LEE GRUBBS General Glee Club 152,35 Bus Driver's Club 3, 4. If gi Q ii 3 2 5 fs ii Q 5 xi Zi S. is 3 5 2 1 Y E JUDY KAY GOINS Commercial Library Staff 253,45 Program Committee 2,45 Scrapbook Committee 35 N. C. H. S.L.A. 25 Officer 45 Y. F.C. 25 Senior Teenage Book Club 152. -G LA 32 3 CAROL SUE GRIFFIN General Carolette 2, 35 Band Monogram Club 35 Library Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1. THOMAS ODELL GRUBBS, JR. Academic National Honor Society 45 Key Club 45,Football Homecoming Escort 45 Track 45 Intramural Sports 45 Y.F.C. 1,25 Campus Book Club 35 Bus Driver 35 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 College Club 3,45 Science Club 2. s f 5 K Q X 5 K K Q 2 X X 8 2 Q JANICE MARIE GULLEDGE General Y.F.C. 1,23 Glee Club 1,2g Bus Driver 3, 45 F. H.A. 1. SANDRA LOUISE HARRIS Academic Homeroom Officer lg Y. F. C. 1, 23 BARBARA ANN HARROLD Academic Y.F.C. 2,33 College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Glee Club 4. F. I-I. A. 2,3,4g Sophomore Prom Committee 2, junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Science Club 3,45 College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3,4. 33 l MARY FRANCES HANELINE Commercial , Quill and Scroll 43 PRELUDE Editor A 45 Anchor Club 45 Scrapbook Com- mittee 4, BEACON Stuff 4, Basket- ball 1,2,G.A.A.15Y.F.C. 1,2,3,43 Officer 4, Campus Book Club 45 Senior Teenage 'Book Club 1, 2. BILLIE LOIS HARROLD General Dramatics Club 1, Glee Club 2, Library Club 4. , MARTHA ELAINE HAUSER General Hom eroom Officer 15 Basketball Homecoming 45Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Volleyball Team 2,3,45 Softball Team 2,35 Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 G.A.A. 253,45 Officer 45JU.HlO1'-SG1'1lOr Play Committee 3. WILLIAM THOMAS HENRY General Homeroom Officer 1,25 F o o tb all Homecoming Escort 45 F o o t b all 1,25 Intramural Sports 35 Hi-Y 2,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. NANCY RUTH HEMMINGS General R. J. Reynolds High School 1, 25 F. H.A. 45 Y.F.C. 45 Glee Club 3. TED WAYNE HICKS Academic Intramural Sports 3, 45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Y. F.C. 1,25 College Club 3,45 Sopho- more Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ORA BYRON HENLEY General Who's Who 45 Homeroom Officer 1,25Basketball Homecoming Escort 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Captain 45 Monogram 2,3545 Hi-Y 25 Officer 25 Sophomore Prom Committee 3. TERRY WAYNE HICKS General Football 152,35 Basketball 15 Base- ball 1,25 Monogram Club 152,35 Campus Book Club 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Sophomore Prom Committee 2. MARGARET SHIRRY ANN HILL General F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Y. F. C. 25 Science Club 3,45 Glee Club 4. JAMES HENRY HUDSON, JR. General Basketball l,2, 3,4,Tri-Captain 4, Track 3,45Basketbal1 Homecoming Escort 45MonogramClub 3,43 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 2, 3. K An' ' JAMES EDWARD HOILMAN Academic Track 2,3,43 Baseball 1, lntramural Sports 3, 43 Captain 4, Y.F.C. 1, 23 College Club 3, 4, Campus Book Club 3, 45 Monog ra m Club 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. JERRY RAY HUFFMAN Academic Baseball lg Campus Book Club 3, 45 College Club 3, 4. GLORIA JEAN HOUSTON General G.A.A.1,2gY.F.C.1,25Glee Club 2,3. EDNA SHERRIN HUMPHREY General Y. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. BET TY ELIZABETH HUNTER General LA RRY I-IARDlNG HUNTER General Band 1, 25 Band Monogram Club 2 3, 45 Y. F. C. 1. 3 REBECCA ANN HUNTER Academic BEACON Staff 25Associate Literary Editor 25 LARENIM Staff 45 Copy Editor and Copy- Proofreader 45 Campus Book Club 3, 45 De- bate and Discussion Society 45 College Club 3, 45 Y. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. 36 FRED SAMPLE HUNTER General Summerfield High School 15 lndus- trial Education Center Ma chi ne Shop 35 Automobile Mechanics 4, KAY QLAWSONJ HURD Academic National Honor Society 45 Home- room Officer 25 Anchor Club 35 College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Y. F.C. 1,2, 3,45 Library Club 2, 3, 4. 'Hausa-1-A GRACE MARIE HUTCHENS General Ledford High School 1,2. JIMMY JAMES HUTCHINS General Intramural Sports 3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball 25 Band lg Science Club 1g Glec Club 2, 33 Campus Book Club 4. it 'ml JUDITH ANN HUTCHERSON Commercial Homeroom Officer 1,25 Library Attendant 25 Football Homecoming Attendant 43 Cheer- leader 3,49 Monogram Club 45 Y. F.C. 1,25 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 5 junior-Senior Pro m C om in i tte e 351uniOr-Senior Play Committee 33 Glee Club 15 Library Prom Committee 2, 3. l aff 46 wi ii 3 , 'b l - x 37 CYNTHIA JANE HUTCHINS General Carolette 2, 3g Band Monogram Club 35 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2. ANGELINE ANN INGRAM Academic Football Homecoming Sponsor 45 S op ho m ore Prom Committee 25 C ol le g e Club 3, 4,JuI'1lOI'-SCI1lOI' Prom Committee 3, Campus Book Club 3,45 junior-Senior Play Come mittee 3, Senior T e en a g e Book Club 2. CECIL ANN IRVIN Academic junior Marshal 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 25 Y. F.C. 1,253,115 Officer 45 Library Staff 2,3,45 Officer 45 College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3,4. CONSTANCE DAWN KAPP Commercial Who's Who 45Homeroom Officer 25 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 45Football Homecoming Sponsor 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Y. F.C. 25 Monogram Club 3, 45 Sophomore Prom Committee 2. RICHARD WAYNE JAMES Academic Class Offi c e r 15 Patrick Henry Oratorical S p e e ch Contest Award 45 Football Home- coming M. C. 35 Basketball Homecoming M.C. 45 Football Homecoming Escort 45 College Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 1,2,35 Sophomore Prom C o m m i tt e e 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Play 35Campus Book Club 3, 4. JEAN CAROL KIGER Academic College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Y.F.c. 1,2,3,45 c.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4. ALLEN CHARLES JOHNSON QBUTCHQ General Who's Who 45 Boy of the Month 35 Football Homecoming Escort 2,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 3,545 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Officer 3,45 Most Valuable Hi-Y Member 35 Glee Club 2,35 Bowling Team 35 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Play 35 Prop Com- mittee 3. MANETTA KAY KIMSEY General G. A. A. 1, 25 Y. F. C. 1, 2, 3, 45 College Club 3. 1-are was-Hwn-4 CHARLES PAUL KING General Motmt Airy High School l,2,35 Basketball Homecoming Escort 45 Basketball 45 Glee Club 4. GARY MITCHELL LEE General Glee Club 1,2. 'Wg 4,50 RICHARD OLERSON LANCASTER Academic Who's Who 45 Homeroom Officer 2, 45 Key Club 45 Football Homecoming Master of Ceremonies 45Track 2,3,45Co-Captain 3,45 Intramural Sports 45 junior-Senior Play 35 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 College Club 3,45Campus Book Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Y. F. C. 25 Sophomore Prom Committee 2. FRED ELVIN LEWIS, III Academic Who's Who 45 National Honor Society 45 junior Marshal 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Chaplain 45 Combo 2,35 junior Town Meeting 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Class Officer 45 Foot- ball Homecoming Escort 45BEACON Staff 25 Track 3,45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Y.F.C. 1,2, 35 Quiz Team 1, 25 Monogram Club 45 junior-Senior Play 35 Campus Book Club 35 Debate Society 35 Bus Driver Club 3,45 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 5 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 College Club 3,45 Officer 4. CALVIN RICHARD LAWSON Academic Vxfho's Who 45 Football and Basket- ball Homecoming Escort 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Captain 45 Foot- ball 15 Track 35 Intramural Sports 3, 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Monogram Club 45 junior-Senior Pla y Committee 35 Glee Club 2, 35 College Club 3,4. REBECCA LEE LINDSAY Academic Miss LARENIM 45 Who's Who 45 Anchor Club 3, 45 Officer 45 Board of Directors 45Class Officer 35Bas- ketball Homecoming Attendant 45 Homeroom Officer 15 Y. F.C. Christmas Queen 45 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Y. F. C. 3, 45 Officer 45 G.A.A.1,2,3,45Glee Club 15 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Campus Book Club 3,45 College Club 3, 45 Officer 45 junior-Senior Play Committee 3. 1 w ROBERT URAL LLOYD General Industrial Education Center 43 Track 45 Band 25 Bus Driver's Club 3, 45 ' Y. F. C . 1. PATSY SUE LONG Academic l-Iomeroom Officer 1,2,35 Football Home- coming Sponsor 4g Y. F.C. 1,2,35 Campus Book Club 35 Sophomore Prom Committee 29 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. 5 4 GLENDA UARRELLJ MARSHALL ' YN' General s ' Hanes High School 15Glee Club 45 iw 1 V Y.P.c. 2. f V 'i 1 X V ' 'er -2 Q lllll 1' , L-N13 U 40 m. BRENDA KAY MARSHALL General Y.F.C.1,2,3,45G.A.A. 1,2g Library Club 3, 45 Refreshment Committee 3. 4. DAVID JOSEPH MATLOCK Academic Mr. LARENIM 45Wl1O'S Who 45 National Honor Society 45 Key Club 2,3,4g Officer 45Class Officer 35 llomeroom Officer 1,2,45 Rep- resentative to junior-Senior Science Symposium 35 Chief junior Marshal 35 Football lg' Intramural Sports 3,45 Captain 45 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Science Club 2,3,43 Officer 3,45Campus Book Club 3,45 Officer 45 College Club 3,4. BETTY JEAN MCNEIL Academic Anchor Club 3,45 Homeroom Of- ficer 2,3,45 ouui and Scroll 35 Officer 35 BEACON Staff 3,45 N. C. S. P. I. Delegate 45 Y. F.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 junior-Senior Play 3- Campus Book Club 3,45Gi1'l.S', lvlonogram Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2, 3, College Club 3,45 Officer 4. DONALD MARIAN MELVIN, JR, General Hanes 1,25 Baseball 35 Intramural Sports 3. FRED CA UsT1oN MILLER, JR. PATRICIA ANN MYERS Academic AC2ldCmiC Key Club 45 Qffiqjgr 4, Sqrgpbgok Homeroom Officer 15 Basketball 15 C o m m i tt e e 45 Football Home- BETTY CAROLINE MOORE IULFJINUTRI SPOFIS 1, 2, 3, 49 Y- F- C- Gerwfal 25B1l11cl 1,2,3,45 o.A.A. 1,2,3,4, coming Eacort 45 LARENIM' Sta ff 3, 45 Sports Editor 35 Business Man- ager 45 College Club 3, 45 College Day Committee 45 Campus Book Club 3,45 Y. F. C. 1,2, 35 Sopho- more Prom Committee 25 junior- Senior Prom Committee 35 junior- Senior Play Committee 35 juni or Magazine Team Captain 3. Basketball 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Monogram Club 253,45 Glee Club l5JL11'1iOr-SCYHO1' Play Committee 3. 41 Officer 25 Library Club 2,35 Pub- licity Committee 25 Social Com- mittee 35 N. C. I-I. S. L. A. 2,35 College Club 3,45 Senior Teenage Book Club 25 Campus Book Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT STANLEY NELSON, JR. Academic Football 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 College Club 3,4. RONNIE EDWARD PALMER General MARLON CROCKETT OGBURN General Glee Club 3. EDWARD FRANKLIN PINSON General W'ho's Who 45 Class Officer 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Associate Captain 45 Basketball 15 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4. JEFFREY LEONA RD OVERBY General Baseball 2,45 Bowling Team 45 Basketball 15 Football 15 Track 1 Glee Club 35Bus DriverClub 2,3,4 VERNON RANDOLPH REVELS Academic Homeroom O ffi e e r 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Rink-Ki-Dinks 15 Basket- ball 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 College Club 3,45Sophomore Prom Committee 2. 3 'Q - Q lx ,, QW' g ,,,. M 5 3 JAMES VINCENT RlCCl Academic Who's Who 43 C lass Officer 2, 33 l-Iomeroom O ffi c e r 2, 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Tri-Captain 43 Intramural Basketball Captain 3,43 Hi-Y 43 Monogram Club 43 College Club 3,43 Sophomore Prom Committee 23 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. GARY GILBERT SHOUSE Academic College Club 3,45 Sci ence Club 233,43 Officer 4g Campus Book Club 3,4. JANE CAROLYN ROEBUCK General Y.E.C. 13 Senior Teenage Book Club 23 Sophomore Prom Committee 23 junior- Senior Play C o m m i tte e 33 Campus Book Club 33 College Club 334. SANDRA LOUISE SIMMONS Academic Quill and Scroll 43 Ho m e roo m Officer 43 Homecoming Sponsor 33 LARENIM Staff 3,43 Club Editor 33 Literary Editor 43 Class His- torian 43 Intramural Basketball Scorekeeper 33 Y. F.C. 13 G.A.A. 13 Campus Book Club 3,43 Colle ge Club 3,45 Bowling Team 23 Sophomore Prom C o m m i t t e e 23 junior- Scnior Prom Committe e 33 College Day Committee 4. if 'iw Q new fffitlr wmv H-hm., NHT ILA LOIS SHIPLEY Academic Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 43 junior Marshal 33 BEACON Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Mistress 43 R. L. East Me- morial Trophy 13 Band Monogram Club 1,2,3,43 Officer 43 Campus Book Club 3, 43 College Club 3,43 Y. F.C. 1,2,3,4. CHARLES LEE SLATER General BOBBY ALLAN SOUTHERN GERALDINE SOUTHERN General General Class Officer 1,25 Homeroom Of- Hanes High School 1,2 ficer 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 15 Tra ck 15 Monogram Club 3,45 College Club 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Officer 25 Sophomore Prom Com- mittee 25Ju1'1iOr-Senior Prom Committee 35 Glee Club 2. BRENDA LEE SPARKS Commercial Who's Who 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Officer 45 National Honor Society 45 Student of the Month 45 Anchor Club 2,3,45 Social Committee Chairman 45 junior Marshal 35 LARENIM Staff 3,45 Class Editor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 N. C. S. P. I. Delegate 45 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Play Committee 35 Campus Book Club 3, 4. 1 ' 5 3 - 5 it 5 s ! CLAUDE FRANKLIN SPARKS General Walkertown High School 1,25 Oak Ridge Military Institute 35 Intramural Sports 4. 44 JERRY DALE STANLEY General BETTY KAREN STENDER General Teenage Book Club 25 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. CAROLE GRAY TRIVETTE Academic Basketball Homecoming Queen 45 l-lomeroom Officer 15 Carolette 2, 35 Majorette 45 Basketball l,2,35 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 15253545 Campus Book Club 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 College Club 4. puugkpw as-V' f , it-v- - ' RONALD JERRY STEWART General Football Homecoming Escort 3,45Basketball 'Homecoming Escort 45Track 2535 Intramural Sports 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3545 Y. F.C. 1. LINDA FAYE STYERS Commercial Campus Book Club 3545 F.H.A. 3,4 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 Y. F. C. 4. HILDA GAYNELL TUTTLE General Glee Club 2. 45 51 '3'TH S ' RICHARD LEE TUTTLE General Glee Club 25 Bus Driver Club 3, 45 Sophomore Prom Committee 2. JUDY VIRGINIA VENABLE Commercial I-Iomeroom Officer 1, 25 Football Homecoming Attendant 45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Sophomore Prom Com- mittee 25 Junior-Senior Play Com- mittee 35 Monogram Club 45 Officer 45 Senior Teenage Book Club 25 G.A.A. 1. JERRY LEE VADEN General Football Homecoming Escort 3,45 l-li-Y 4. .. A i 5 Hfign 5 XNNQS M .f W -mn, HPV' L 1 ' ,Aw t egg .5 95 . L, t . ' 42 be ,r',?Q? ,5' ' ' ., K 'lt 5' tidy. ,ff 'c ,rf ,,,,y'1,5g3f?, Y ,,i ' , ,,f ?552S:i'l55-fr.. 555,571 5 :,. M? If 2 55. ' V1-7 ' 11,94 55 f-1' -I-14.51, .2 YmAru.f- fr' , ,Af 'i rs:u '. I qw. , ff .tt,3,zsu:vff4.,Q:p 4,5 46 CLIFFORD LEE VENABLE Academic Wl1o's Who 45Anchor Club Admiral 45 Boy of the Month 45 Homeroom Officer 25 Key Club 3,45 Officer 45 Key Club Convention Delegate 35 Jamboree Committee 35 Valentine King 35 Football Home coming Escort 45 Teen Page Reporter 45 Basketball l5Intramural Sports 3,45 College Club 3, 45 C a m p u s Book Club 45 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. BONNIE SUE WALKER Commercial Hanes High School l5Y.F.C. 2,3545 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 F.H.A. 45 Campus Book Club 4. JANET GRACE WALKER Academic I-iomeroom Officer 15 Y.F.C. 152, 3,45 Officer 45 Quiz Team 1,2,3,45 College Club 3,45 Campus Book Club 3. JANICE ANN WALLACE General Cheerleader 45 Monogram Club 45 Campus Book Club 3. NLARY MAXINE WALKER Commercial Homeroom Officer 15 Y. F.C. 1,2, 3, 45 Y. F. C. Quiz Team 1, 2. 47 JIMMY ROGER WALKER Academic Y.F.C. 1,2,35 Science Club 3,45 Officer 45 Bus Driver 45 Colle ge Club 3, 4. CHERYL DIANNE WATTS Academic Who's Who 45 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 45 Home- room Officer 2,45 Football Home- coming Attendant 45 B a s k e t b all Homecoming Sponsor 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Officer 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Co- Chief 45Y.F.C. 15 Sophomore Prom Committee 25 junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Pla y Committee 35 Campus Book Club 3, 45 College Club 3,4. BETTY QSCOTTJ WELBORN General Football Homecoming Sponsor 2,45 Glee Club 15 jtmior-Senior Prom Committee 35 junior-Senior Pla y Committee 3. SYLVIA GAIL WEST W Academic Who's Who 45 Class Officer 2,45 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Football Homecoming Attendant 25 Football Homecoming S p o n s o r 3,45 Christmas Queen Maid of Honor 35 Key Club Sweetheart 45 Basketball Homecoming Sponsor 45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Sophomore Prom Committee Chair- man 25 junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee Chairman 35 Campus Book Club 3,45 Officer 35 College Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3. BETTY CAROL WESTMORELAND General Y.F.C. 1,2, 3, 45 Senior Teenage Book Club 25 Campus Book Club 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Li- brary Club 2, 3, 45 Program Committee 2, 45 Chairman 45 Entertainment Committee 35 N.C.H.S.L.A. 2,3,4. 48 SHIRLEY MAE WELCH General Glee Club 1,35 Y.F.C. 1,2,35 Li- brary Club 45 Social Committee 4. SANDRA ELAINE WILLIAMS General Homeroom Officer 15 Carolette 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Y. F.C. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 4. ROBERT SPANGLING WOLF Academic National Honor Society 45 junior Marshal 35 Campus Book Club 3,45 Band 1,25 3,4. ROBERT LEE WOMBAUGH Academic Science Club 35 College Club 3,4. 49 STEPHEN GRAY WOLFINGTON General Basketball Homecoming Escort 45 Football 15 Rink-Ki-Dinks 15 Bas- ketball Manager 15 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Teenage Book Club 15junior-Senior Prom Committee 3 . GARY LYNN WORRELL General Rink-Ki-Dinks 15 Football 2,354 Track 25 Monogram Club 3,4 Senior Teenage Book Club 1,2 5 7 S Science Club 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Sopho- more Prom Committee 25 junior- Senior Prom Committee 3 Industrial Education Center 4. S BECKY CAUDLE . . .in her natural ways. We've heard of rumors about babying cars, but could there possibly be a little White English Ford at Mineral Springs that a certain girl must be extra careful with? fShe claims her car has mixed e motions. JAnd is this the girl who can question her teachers so naively yet so sincerely? Yes, it's Becky Caudle who as a freshman asked her home economics teacher, How many sleeves does a blouse have? Becky rarely to be funny, these are her natural ways. She often makes the honor roll, and because of her high scholas- tic achievement, she was chosen a junior Marshal. A very active member of the Youth for Christ Club, Becky has given much of her spare time toward the advancement of the club's purpose. As a citizen of the school community, she is a valuable asset. Who's MICKEY AUSTIN Ladies' Man A brown thatch of hair, a happy-go-lucky personality, and hidden muscles under his shirt sleeves describe the all-American boy on campus, Mickey Austin. Suave, debonair, dark, and mischievous, Mickey is referred to as the ladies' man around Mineral Springs. Not only is he popular with girls because of his masculine charms, but he is also liked by boys equally well because he typifies the regular guy. One of the four track team Captains, and a member of the cross-country team, he has helped to lead the boys through many victories. As a halfback on the football team, Mickey proved himself an essential player during the season. Yes, he E a vital guy, not only for the pleasure he affords the girls, but also for the way he brightens up the school scene. Who DARRELL CHURCH Wonder Wit Who's the guy with a knack for changing cars Qfirst a Chevy and now a Renaultj, who's always running around with a crowd, forever wearing crazy hats, and referring to Mr. Stroupe as Big 'Dave and getting away with it? You guessed it-that's Darrell! Often referred to as the Wonder Wit, he is known around Mineral Springs for his witty and friendly ways. Behind his glasses you'll often see a blushing face and widespread grin, topped off by a nutty sense of humor. For his leadership abili- ties, Darrell was chosen as a junior Marshal last year and as Vice-President of the Key Club this year. A very dependable fellow, Darrell is the boy to have around. His imagination combines explosively with his wit to form a personality which is genuinely unique. NANCY CROMER ll Suzy!! Now y'all, says the pert red-head. These are the trade marks of one of the most popular students at Mineral Springs. For whether she is c h e e r l e a di n g, gabbing with her friends,or smiling her winning smile, our Nancy is a charmer. Known here at school as a sharp dresser, Nancy has an original streak in her fashion taste which tends to start fads among the girls. An example of this is the usage of a toothbrush to tease her locks. As a Co-Chief Cheerleader, Nancy plays an important role in spurring school spirit. She is. . . Suzy! Yeah, uh huh- Now students, we know you know your stuff 3 This red-headed girl yells loud enough. She suzies to her left and suzies to her right. We know! That's Nancy Cromer, all right! S2 DANNY FULK Mischievous Seldom does one find a boy so full of capers and yet so intellectual as Danny Fulk. Since he entered school, he has been popular because of his achievements in many fields. Having been junior and Senior Class President, Danny has guided the class su c c e ss fully through these last two years to help make them mem- orable ones. In regards to scholarship, Danny has made outstanding grades and was chosen as one of the junior Marshals last ye ar. It could be said that laughter always follows D e a r D a n fMr. Stroupe's nickname for himj. His witty ways, his genuine smile, his mis- chievousness, and his way of treating everyone as an equal make everyone like him. Who's SANDRA FLYNT Flyntstone Of the people we know there are many whom we like, several whom we respect, and some Q whom we appreciate. Because her presence is vital to the life of our school, Sandra is one of these fel. She is represen- tative of the standards and aims we associate with our school and the goals we pattern for our lives. To know her is a privilege, to work with her is a richrexperience because in whatever she attempts she works in the effort to the height of her ability. As President of the Anchor Club, she has guided its members in projects necessary to the well-being of the school. Her diverse talents in music, art, and dramatics have been given Lmselfishly to benefit Mineral Springs. lt is for this leadership and distinction in service that each one of us is individually proud and grateful to have Sandra in his school. Who BYRON HENLEY A Big Third Voted by the Senior Class into Who's Who, Byron Henley is a 170-pound ace on the gridiron and a 6'1 deadeye on the basketball court. Being also on the baseball team, this rugged athlete is so skilled at the diamond that he often is referred to as the batting champion. The senior football players voted him Most Valuable Football Player. His record during the past season confirms the faith attributed him. A team Tri -Captain of basketball, he is known as one of The Big Three. It is an indis- putable fact that he has helped lead our Bulldogs through many decisive victories. ,ff BUTCH JOHNSON A Regular joe Lights are low, the stage is set, and suddenly music fills the air. It's a lark! It's a twister! No! It's Butch johnson crooning to the music of the Monarchs! For whether it's singing, dancing, acting, or participating in sports, you can be sure he'll try a hand at it-and give it his all. Considered a re gular fellow here at Mineral Springs, Butch is President of the Hi-Y Club, a service organization whose purpose and meaning in the school he has helped to advance. Through his many activities, his service has proved to be of vital im- portance to the school. RICHARD LANCASTER A Popular Favorite FOOTLIGI-IT ffrom stagep: This is a high school. I work here. I'm a footlight. Ihave shone my brilliant light on many student actors throughout the years. I remember most vividly one short, white-haired man fa Dr. Chausable, I believe, who kept an audience in stitches with his sermon on the significance of 'manna in the wi1derness.' This footlight could have been talking about one actor only-Ri c h a r d L a n c a s t e r. Dramatics interests him very much and he participates in many assemblies, plays, and recitations. Richard had one of the leading parts in last year's play, The Importance of Being Earnest. His acting ability has also led him to participate in summer stock at Tanglewood The atre. But dramatics is not the only field in which Richard excels. A member of the cross- country team in track, his spirit of sportsmanship has made him a necessary m e mb e r. In personality, too, R i ch a rd is above par. His warm, friendly m a nn e r towards everyone makes him a popular favorite on campus. Who's CONNIE KAPP . . . The Larger Part of School Spirit. Have you ever noticed a burst of spirit plunging head-on into you when trying to make your Way down the halls? More than likely it's our shortest member in the Senior Class,Connie Kapp.As a cheerleader she is a very active booster and grand participant of school spirit. It may be said that although she is quite small in size she is tre- mendous in volume. Connie very definitely makes up the larger part of school spirit. Who CALVIN LAWSON Another Big Third Up in the air, Calvin! screamed the fans during a bas- ketball game and, sure enough, the lofty star retrieved the jump ball. This action became one of the familiar scenes around Mineral Springs this year as the Bulldogs romped through many victories, sparked by the high scoring of Calvin Lawson. In many ways, the 6'5 Tri- Captain has sparked his team, not only with his above- avera g e height, but also with his deft shooting and rebound ability. An athlete in every respect, Calvin has certainly boosted school spirit. FRED LEWIS C1umsy Fred Lewis is a boy who is active in everything. He has prove d his leadership ability in both class activities and in extra-curricular activities. As Vice-President of the Senior Class, Fred has devoted his services toward making our last year at Mineral Springs a suc- cessful one. He is also President of the College Club, Chaplain of the Key Club, and Vice-President of the National Honor Society. Because of his commendable academic record, Fred was last year chosen to serve as a junior Marshal. Being quite talented, Fred excels in dramatics, singing, playing of the piano and guitar, and dancing. As one of the main characters in last year's junior-Senior Play, Fred was one of the actors whose performances helped to make the play a success. At times, his well-known dignity is unmasked, for this boy has a knack for making people think he'll crash into them bodily. But just as soon as one thinks there will be a collision, Fred regains his poise and strolls down the hall to the bewilderment of his would-be victim. Because of his versatility, Fred is a deserving selection for Who's Who. . 0- ' U ff DAVID MATLOCK An Excellent Example A name often seen on the honor roll and mentioned during conversation in which the most accomplished academic students are discussed, David is an excellent example for yotmger students to follow. Because of his sincerity and dependability, David is well thought of by student and teacher alike. A true leader, David is President of the Key Club, of the Campus Book Club, of the National Honor Society, and of his homeroom. I-Iis scholarship is of such caliber that he was last year Chief junior Marshal, and this year was inducted into the National Honor Society. With all his schoolwork and extra-curricular activities, he also finds time to hold a part-time job at a local theatre as usher and to take part in our school's intramural sports program. Who's BECKY LINDSAY Her smile speaks a universal language. Charm is the most precious of gifts a- girl can possess. For it is pricelessg it cannot be bought. It is only attained through a selfless interest in the World outside oneself. Touching deeply all it is near, this rarest of gifts makes us feel a special glow. Certainly Becky Lindsay is one among few who radiate this charm. How many of us, in the warmth of her smile or in the merriment of her laughter, have felt this special glow? As a member of the Anchor Club and as a leader in the Youth for Christ Club, her services have proved to be invaluable. In tribute, her fellow members of the Y. F.C. this year elected her their Christmas Queen. Becky was again honored this winter by being on the winter Homecoming Court. Because she represents the ideal girl,the LARENIM staff this year chose her as Miss LARENIM. Who ED PINSON The Shy One jump up and shout, screamed the twisting Twist fan down at the Carolina Theatre one night. This is just one of the many sayings quoted from our laughter-spreading boy, Ed Pinson. For many students can tell you that Ed is the boy who has an answer for any question. I-le is the only boy ever heard of who can explain why snow will melt on one side of a telephone pole and not melt on the other side. Yes, he's the one who has everyone fooled, for Ed is not so shy as most people think. This boy really becomes himself when around the gang. However, Ed is not always clowning. There are many things in which he shows serious interest. A member of the football team for four years, he has contributed much with his hustling energy. JIM Ricci Rico Known around Mineral Springs as Rico, seen Twisting the Night Away at sock hops, and being a favorite on the football team, is jim Ricci. Although he's little, jim is very muscular and sturdy. A Tri- Captain of the football team, he helped the Bulldogs fight for victory at his position as guard. jim has led our class as President while we were Sophomores, and as class Vice -President in our junior year when first we became upper classmen. Liked by all his classmates, jim is often thought of as the boy with the accent. A Rhode Islander until he came to Mineral Springs, he adapted to our way of life from the very beginning. To see his winning smile and to hear his friendly greeting for all is a privilege. For jim could be referred to as one of the friendliest boys at Mineral Springs. CLIFF VENABLE An Admirable Fellow Cliff is liked by all for his friendliness toward every- one. His clever, friendly personality has brought him many honors such as his election as Boy of the Month, Valentine King, and Anchor Club Admiral. As a member of the Key Club for the past two years, his leadership has been strongly felt, especially this year through his service as Treasurer of the club. Students in other schools are kept up-to-date with events at Mineral Springs through Cliff's work as a teenage cor- respondent for the Iournal-Sentinel. A natural asset to the life of the school, Cliff's friendliness and service will be remembered long after our school days have been finished. Who's BRENDA SPARKS . . . right in style. . . Who's the girl with the golden curls Who's popular with the boys and girls? In commercial classes she really Sparks By making higher-than-average marks. In service, too, she's right in style Giving her talents to things worthwhile- Anchor Club, LARENIM, Quill and Scroll. If you haven't guessed it now, you're too droll. Brenda Sparks stands as a representative of high scholas- tic achievement, having been chosen in her Junior year as a Marshal, and in her Senior year as a member of the National Honor Society. Her journalistic talents have most recently been devoted to serving as Editor-in-Chief of the LARENIM and as Secretary-Treasurer of the Quill and Scroll, an honorary journalism society. Who CI-IERYL WATTS Our Electrifying Watts Seldom does the girl pretty enough to be chosen Sweet- heart of the I-Ii-Y make the honor roll with amazing frequency also. However, beauty and brains are the rare combination in possession of our own Cheryl Watts. A cheerleader for the past three years, her enthusiastic leadership as a Co-Chief this year has brought to our athletic teams some of t.he finest support they have known. In addition to this extra-curricular activity, Cheryl devotes part of her free time to service as Secre- tary of the Senior Class and as President of the Girls' Monogram Club. This past year she was a member of the autumn Homecoming Court and a sponsor in the winter Homecoming Court. SYLVIA WEST Delightful Who is Sylvia? What is she? That all our swains commend her? Fair, good-natured, friendly and attractive are adjec- tives which aptly describe one of the most delightful personalities at Mineral Springs, Sylvia West. For wherever people congregate,she is a welcome member with her talent for imparting warmth and laughter. Because of her Winsome beauty, Sylvia has received many rewards, Key Club Sweetheart and membership in the autumn Homecoming Court, to name a few. As a member of the cheerleading squad, she is a standout by way of her fair good looks and blithe spirit. Always personable and fun-loving, Sylvia is a welcome mem- ber of Who's Who or of any group. Class As we look back over our class history, the most memorable event which enters our minds is that oi' entering Mineral Springs High School in September, 1958, FUMBLING FRESHMEN-that's what everyone called us, and for the first few days we were. It was a new experience for us getting acquainted with the new students who were to be our classmates and friends for thenext four years. To start our first year, we elected the following officers: President, Ed Pinson, Vice-President, Mickey Austin, Secretary, Wayne James, and Treasurer, Bobby Southern. We were pleased to find that the Key Club inducted Danny Fulk, David Matlock, Darrell Church, Mickey Austin, and Fred Lewis. While cheerleaders Betty McNeil, Connie Kapp, Nancy Cromer, and Cheryl Watts were rooting for the Bulldogs, Bonnie Dills, Sue Griffin, Carole Trivette, and Jane Hutchins were stepping high as the new carolettes. We wound up our year with the Freshman picnic at Reynolds Park. This was our main happening of that year and by now we were all in the swing of high school life. In September, 1959, we entered the year as HSOPHISTICATED SOPHOMORES, and by then we were! We chose to lead us during that year: President, Jim Ricci, Vice-President, Danny Fulk, Secretary, Bobby Southern, and Treasurer, Sylvia West. One of the most outstanding events of that year was the Sophomore Prom. As our theme, we selected Around The World. Sports fans noticed several of our class members participating in various sports. Those making the varsity football team were Jim Ricci, Bobby Southern, Robert Nelson, Mickey Austin, Randy Revels, Danny Fulk, Byron Henley, Ed Pinson, Rodney Cook, and Gary Worrell. Making the varsity basketball teams that year were Judy Pulp, Martha Hauser, Betty Moore, Diane Dezern, and Allen Johnson. On the track team we found Ed Pinson, Danny Fulk, Lester Russell, Bobby Southern, Richard Lancaster, Terry Hicks, and Mickey Austin. Our class was privileged to have in the Homecoming Court that year Sylvia West. The newly established Anchor Club inducted Sandra Flynt, Be cky C audle, Marie Fishel, Jane Bowman, Brenda Sparks, Carol Copeland, Kay Lawson Hurd, Betty McNeil, and Becky Lindsay. In addition, the Key Club accepted Clifford Venable as a member. Newly-chosen cheerleaders this year were Judy Hutcherson, Judy Venable, and Sylvia West. Sandra Williams was chosen a carolette and joined the other high steppers. September, 1960-we were new JOLLY JUNIORS, the upper classmen! We chose to guide us through that year President, Danny Fulk, Vice-President, Jim Ricci, Secretary, Becky Lindsay, and Treasurer, David Matlock. The highlight of that year was the long-awaited Jtmior-Senior Prom. We selected as our theme Candy Land and sold magazines to finance the event. Our Junior Marshals were David Matlock, chiefg Lois Shipley, Becky Caudle, Danny Fulk, Cecil Ann Irvin, Fred Lewis, Sandra Flynt, Robert Wolfe, Brenda Sparks, Barbara Dyer, and Darrell Church. Betty McNeil represented our class in the Homecoming Court, and Judy Hutcherson was an attendant in the Library Court. Clifford Venable and Nancy Cromer were chosen Valentine King and Queen. Several of our boys were found working many tiresome hours in the gym-Calvin Lawson,Byron Henley,Jim Hudson, and Jesse Beckner--the recent members of the varsity basketball team. The track team acquired Jim Hoilman, Tommy Grubbs, Jim Hudson, and Calvin Lawson. Our varsity baseball players for that year were Randy Revels, Lester Russell, and Don Melvin. Carole Trivette was chosen a majoretteg Janice Wallace was selected as a cheerleader. '60 Histor In the dramatics field, we found Fred Lewis, Richard Lancaster, Wayne james, Allen johnson, Bonnie Dills, Sandra Flynt, and Betty McNeil taking part in their first play The ,Importance -of Being Earnest, the jtmior-Senior play. Tapped into the Key Club that year were Fred Miller, Tommy Grubbs, and Richard Lancaster. The Anchor Club inducted Mary Frances Haneline. Invited into the Quill 8 Scroll were Sandra Flynt, Marie Fisher, Betty McNeil, and Becky Caudle. August 30, 1961. We are now the SERIOUS SENIORS. The day for which we had waited patiently was now upon us. Soon we would walk down the aisle and receive our final instructions. Wanting leaders who could successfully cope with any problem during this wonderful year, we elected the following officers: President, Danny Fulk, Vice-President, Fred Lewis, Secretary, Cheryl Watts, and Treasurer, Sylvia West. The Senior officers of the Key Club were President, David Matlock, Vice-President, Darrell Church, Secretary, Danny Fulk, Treasurer, Clifford Venable, Chaplain, Fred Lewis, and Reporter, Fred Miller. The Senior Anchor Club officers were President, Sandra Flynt, Chaplain, Becky Lindsay, and Senior Director, Betty McNeil. Receiving the honors for publications were Bonnie Dills, Editor-in-Chief of the BEACON, Brenda Sparks, Editor-in- Chief of the LARENIM, and Mary Frances Haneline, Editor-in-Chief of the PRELUDE. Invited into the Quill 8 Scroll were Brenda Sparks, Mary Haneline, Lois Shipley, and Sandra Simmons. Elected Co-Chiefs of the cheerleaders were Cheryl Watts and Nancy Cromer. In athletics, Tri-Captains of the football team were Jim Ricci, Rodney Cook, and Byron Henley, Tri-Captains of the boys' basketball team were Calvin Lawson, jim Hudson, and Byron Henley. Leading our girls' basketball team were Dianne Dezarn, Judy Fulp, and Martha Hauser. Heading the track team were Ed Pinson, MickeyAustin, Danny' Fulk, and Richard Lancaster. Receiving honors that year were Clifford Venable, chosen Anchor Club Admiral, Sylvia West, Key Club Sweetheart, and Cheryl Watts, Hi-Y Sweetheart. Inducted into the National Honor Society were David Matlock, Fred Lewis, Tommy Grubbs, Robert Wolfe, Brenda Sparks, Sandra Flynt, Cecil Ann Irvin, Cheryl Watts, Lois Shipley, and Barbara Dyer. Chosen Snow Queen was Carole Trivette, with attendants Sandra Flynt, Becky Lindsay, Connie Kapp, and Nancy Cromer. Bringing honors to our class was Wayne james,who won the Patrick Henry Oratorical Award here at Mineral Springs. He then went on to win the Forsyth County title in the twenty-fifth annual National High School Oratorical Contest. Fred Lewis received first alternate appointment to Annapolis,the highest appointment received by a Mineral Springs student. This was an exciting year for us. We chose our class colors, flower, motto, mascots, elected twenty prominent members of our class to a special lNho's Who section in the LA RENIM, dedicated our yearbook to a faculty favorite, and chose class superlatives for a special Class Day program. We've tried hard this year to make it the best, not only scholastically, but also citizenshipwise. Remembering this, we can now say, Look not mournfully into the Past. It comes not back again. Wisely improve the Present. It is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Future, without fear, and with a manly heart. Longfellow, Hyperion SAND RA SIMMONS Historian 61 , L Senior class meeting with the President, Danny Fulk, presiding. The election of senior masoots. for ja W-zu V With Seniors have the privilege of going to lunch twenty minutes early. ggi 62 The Seniors The s e ni or athletic c apt a i ns are Qfront row, left to rightj Judy Fulp, Diane Dezarn, Martha Hauser, jim Ricci. fBack rowj Rodne y Cook, Byron Henley, The senior publication editors are fleft to righty Mary Haneline, Bonnie Dills, and Brenda Sparks. Calvin Lawson, and jimmy Hudson. The senior club presidents are fleft to right, Betty McNeil, Cheryl Watts, David Matlock, Marie Fishel, Judy Hutcherson, and Sandra Flynt. -4-v E TSX! 63 64 the day we elected Ofheers? N A We Q.:-Qi-'RSX 'rv JIM BOWMAN President ARNOLD KING Vice-President E 'S i SARA BURCHAM Treasurer HELEN PARDUE Secretary CHRYSTAL BALLARD LYNN BARLOW JOAN BAUGUESS KENNETH BELTON TOMMY BLAKLEY RICHARD BENNETT JAMES BOWMAN DON BRANNOCK JOE BROWN SARA BURCHAM 67 H. R. BUTNER TOMMY CARROLL GAYLE CARTER TOMMY CASEY WAYNE CHAMBERS NANCY CHURCH LARRY COCKERHAM ANITA COHN PEGGY COLEY 1 A f i A 68 RODGER COOK BUDDY COOKE STEVE CULLER STEVE DANIELS 'U' JOHNNY DAVIS WADE DAVIS NANCY DILLON CAROLYN DOSS MARILYN DRUMMOND X i V v,,,, x. ,X - N sf - 'N .- ' 69 JEAN ELLISON GAYNELL FOWLER DAPHNE FULP DON FURCHES LO RINDA GOAD DIANE GARCIA ROGER GORDON MIKE GREENE CHEYREL GRUBBS ROSEMARY GRUBBS 70 RICHARD HALL TOMMY HAMLIN RICKY HANCOCK LOIS HANDY JACKIE HAUSER PAUL I-IAWKIN S BONNIE I-IEGE MARVIN HEMRIC BARBARA HIATT ELAINE HOLDER l I Q 71 JOHNNY HOLTON NORMAN HORN PENNY HULS VIC HUTCHERSON BOBBY HUTCHINS VERLENE HUTCHINSON DON INGRAM NANCY INGRAM PHILIP INGRAM 72 S ' - T5 2 K 5 T X Q? E DOUG IVESTER INEZ JESTER BILLY JOHNS JERRY JOHNSON ROBERT JONES EDWARD KIGER HILDA KIOER ARNOLD KING ALICE LANIER 1 73 JERRY LAWSON RACHEL LAWSON GELAINE LAYMON LAWRENCE LEAGANS LINDA LOGGINS JOAN LIGON RALPH MARSHALL FAYE MARTIN BRENDA MITCHELL GERALD MOORE mf I I I 74 DLANE NEWSOME DANNY NICKS LINDA NICKS BOB OGBURN KAYE OGBURN MIKE OWEN RICHARD OWEN SANDRA PAGE WAYNE PALMER HELEN PARDUE - I War Q ww .1 -1 75 CARY PARRISH TOMMY PETREE PI-IYLLIS PINNIX SARA POINDEXTER DAVID PRESSMAN JOEL PRITCHETT JERRY PRUITT WALLY PUTNAM RONALD RASH 76 H i , l A CAROLE RIDEOUT WAYNE RILEY IESSE RING ZERITA SCEARCE SHARLEEN SCHLOTFELDT LINDA SHIELDS BUD SHOUSE JO ANN SIMMONS JOHNNY SIMMONS 77 Q A ALLEN4 SMITH ALVIN SMITH HAROLD SMITH BONNIE SPAINHOUR LINDA SPAINHOUR TERRY SPARKS LUE STAFFORD SUE STAFFORD STEVE STEWART IDRETTA SUTHERLAND V78Il NANOY TEDDER BARBARA TODD JOHN TUC KER LEON UNDERWOOD RICHARD VAUGI-IN WAYNE VADEN NORNIA WALL LARRY WATSON ANN WELBORN JERRY WELBORN F' 1 A ' 1 ' ' 5 79 1 A I ' I I' WAN DA WELBO RN ALLEN WEST CA ROL WI-IIC KER LYNN WHITE 1 GRADY WHITEI-IEART JESSE WIGHTMAN CAROL WILKINSON 80 H 1 'QE J A Y if 1 w x imma I 3 , W. 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Vicky Stanberry Pat Stewart 'hee i. mflwena T Don Tuttle Steve Tuttle .. ., lv -L W-? 'L' gk sum 9- 1' A w2..'.N? ,a M A i , Syst ' 1 Larry Southern U' Ji '? . Q.. Z, .-pq. ffl C 'gf:,,j1, '- s Buddy Still l, to 1 Lloyd Vernon V? 'bees .aw- S yi I y . f jimmy Westmoreland Don Whicker Sylvia Whisenhunt iy. yi ,f- .'- 'Q 1:. i 'A Q ..,.', My , K 1 lytv L L S f-- W S 1 SM S S 'xiii sk Qi EL Judy Vxfhite David Woollen Eighth Grade Book Club 229 Q. I.- sf I sz ' It William Spainhour ia-wsu ,'i, Q .gf -uv-f.. we af W? it 'V Douglas Talley :. of -'Q A i,,, Danny Wagner :ws V L- X Lynn Shitaker Craig Young x K X 1 Bonnie Spaugh K. A Sharon Thomas 1 ww , -ar ' Gloria Warren ...LM W, 'Lis if H. ,f 52 QS . all if 5 5 1 ,Q R X ' A Q - Q xy, ggi? Y .gy Li . . lit S Jimmy White ' Chi Chi Ziglar m C1ean'1lP D-HY at M-5-.H-S. His Honor, the Mayor Look at that shine! The Big Bopper The school gets a new face. I 7 Couple o' dudes and some city sli ckers . . ,and the band played on. It only hurts for a little while. ,...., Hem? Q x 4 3 2 M ri ,Z , -, Mfr,-f',if Sig - i fm iii -, ii? is Q1 '4 'WDW ii lf, .L , a . ' :fi Egfijqf, so im 1 ., . .wgil W iz? if M L sf. S- M 1:iQ 1 'msg , 5? - X aft 1 ' 'tiii ,A i i.,1 is , . if .K J 11 Q, ai 5 ational Honor Societ Barbara Dyer David Matlock p V ,:-o The requirements of the National Honor Society for member- ship are strength of character, scholarship fa quality point ,fn 151,331 average of 3. 41 leadership and service. Admission into the 1 i ,.., National Honor SOC1Ct IS the hi hest honor bestowed u on ,8 if P fm:--Q YI.. -fff . af- .ew n sfgmza i V ' as-f,225.v1z.Pff ' leaf? '2-: . V. Brenda Sparks Fred Lewis r 7 Sandra Flynt X N X Robert Wolfe ' r 2 '4 Q if 1 , is agfqi M ' I , r - M K I Qi, V 'I Y ea f--- - sim 'W' ss'l ' l 4' Lois Shipley Kay Hurd .. Miss MCNew Sara Burcham Arnold King Bobby Hutchins 7 W 2. is 1 ' --,LM ,Ugg ' ifa s, if e .IQ ,f Junior Marshals 'Sie-:gif N T ' ., A1531 '1 :iii TOMMY CASEY CO'Chief Sandra Page Helen Pardue Wayne Chambers Larry Cockerham David Pressman an f . 2 ' , l ' . Being the top eleven academically in the junior Class, these students r e p r e s e nt the highest ideals in scholastic achievement. D uri n g Baccalaureate service and Graduation exercises these students serve as Marshals. 113 Wade Davis JERRY PRUITT CO-Chi ef l S 191571 . , . -fs? :Mi V 1 i -.mWm.,? , ,giiigf , -,,'1f???i3f?s?ls , Lament, ' 5Zif7gkj5'fgf5 Pi if lx I amd. if ff Z The Quill and Scroll is composed of yournalism students who have done out I standing vxork on the BEACON or the LXXRENIM The annual literary publica tion, PRELUDE, is the work ofthe Quill and Scroll members Q 'fu-.J-4-vm Standing, left to right: Sandra Flynt, Bobby Hutchins, Mary Frances Haneline, Lois Shipley. Seated: Sandra Simmons, Marie Fishel, Brenda Sparks. 114 Quill 'sf' LARENIM staff members of Quill 8 Scroll, left to right: Sandra Simmons, Brenda Sparks, Marie Fishel. 'G BEACON staff members of Quill S Scroll, left to right: Bobby Hutchins, Sandra Flynt, Mary Frances Haneline, Lois Shipley. . Sci on X ,,.-f KT? Q ,X MARY FRANCES HANELINE, PRELUDE Editor 115 HELEN PARDUE Vice-President Anchor Club SANDRA FLYNT President P wif? DIANE NEWSOME Secretary BETTY MCNEIL Senior Director MISS BETTY HOBBS CAROL KINC Sponsor Sophomore Director 116 BECKY LINDSAY Chaplain KAY OGBURN Treasurer CLIFF VENABLE Admiral HILDA KIGER junior Director The Mineral Springs Anchor Club is an organization dedicated to serving the school and community. To be admitted into rn em b e rs h i p, candidates must submit an S andra Flynt, Betty McNeil, Mary Frances Haneline, Becky Lindsay. Left to right around bot- tom of anchor: Lois Handy, Kaye Ogburn, Verlene Hutchinson, Helen Pardue, Hilda Kiger, Anita Cohn, Gayle Carter, Lorinda Goad, Boyles. Diane Newsome, Peggy One service of the Anchor Club is to manage the concession stand at foot- ball games. Anchors on duty in the nurse's room. M A Coke party is sponsored by the club for honor roll students. 111111, - f' C nl XA Y X 1 flfyA!b9f lf' el LZFR Key Club l X l Q xz ,Q xxx ll 519 cf? are o,,.v V-7? 'N if 4,0 SS' -C ff? .5 fi woo Qfo Q 557 a is ev S 05, kj A 119 SYLVIA WEST Key Club Sweetheart you Y' w 5 Q QS AS? e SQSQJ 'V Sf 1? Qigzixgybo Q- Q- N , Q 'Q 53 5? 59 The Mineral Springs Key Club is spon- sored by Kiwanis Club lnternational, an organization dedicated to serving the community. To qualify for membership, boys must have an overall average of C, receive the unanimous approval of club members, and approval of the faculty. Mickey Austin Tommy Grubbs Richard Lancaster Billy johns Tommy Casey joe Brown 111133. ff' ' XA sl Y fPNA1X9f 1' of CL OER e' x i Q x 1 'Q S-221111, Larry Cockerham jerry Pruitt Wayne Riley jimmy Lowe Fred Miller Wayne Chambers' Mike Groce Edwin Welch Ricky Wall Thomas Ross Randy Williams 120 Distributing and collecting Goodwill bags is an annual service ofthe Key Club. , Directing traffic and parking cars at home games is a service of the Key Club. , Wow! We needed these bookcases. They were made by the Key Club for the convenience of the student body. Loading Goodwill bags. ni- MIKE GROCE President Sponsor BECKY LINDSAY Vice-President wr if MARIE FISHEL Prayer Captain i JANET WALKER Secretary .1 M-ge Top row, left to right: Faye Collins, Miss Langley, Sponsor, Barbara Todd, Marie Fishel, Freddie Hughes, Carolyn Moore, Ronnie Hartman, Talmadge Sherzner, Earl Burton. Middle row: Kay Hurd, Betty Westmoreland, Wanda Welborn, ,Io Ann Simmons, Cecil Ann Irvin, Brenda Phillips, Barbara Bondurant, Nancy Hemmings, Carol Copeland, Arlene Boles. Bottom row: Shelby Evans, RosemaryGrubbs, Donna Collier, Dreama Campbell, Larry Spainhour, Gerald Trexler, Dale Hiatt, Shirley Parrish, Brenda Mitchell. Top row, left to right: Ken Nelson, Bernie Bauguess, Loretta Sutherland, Nancy Dillon, Gaynell Fowler, Barbara jones, Lydia james, Frances Head, Diane Blalock, Randy Burton. Third row: jimmy Forkner, Becky Bailey, Helen Boles, joan Ligon, Judy Hawks, Linda Spainhour, Lucille Starbuck, Bonnie Walker, jane Bowman, Rachel Lawson, jean Carol Kiger, Marie Proctor, Becky Walker. Second row: Mary Ann Fishel, Becky Caudle, Betty McNeil, Thelma Blaylock, Gayle Carter, Bonnie Spainhour, Zerita Scearce, Mildred Hamm, Brenda Sexton. Bottom row: Mary Ann Hughes, Linda Posey, Becky Lindsay, Jean Carter, ShirleyHar1eline, Linda Lindsay, joan Gill, Patricia Fuln Top row, lelt to ri ght: Shirley Welch, Helen Pardue, Lo i s Handy, Don Sutphin, T om my Petree, TommyCarroll. Third row: Brenda Marshall, Barbara F o r dh a m, Mary Frances Haneline, Carole Trivette, Ellen McNeil, Becky Hunter, Mike Groce. See- ond row: B r e n d a Moore, Hilda Ki ger, Maxine Walker, Pat Thomas, S u e Stafford, Lois Shipley. Bottom row: Lois Harrold, Barbara Dyer, janet Walker, Sharron Humphrey, Sandra W i l l i a m s, Bonnie Dills, Linda Styers, Kay Williams, Frances Walker, 123 Hi - The I-Ii-Y Club is a service organization sponsored by the Y, M. C.A. To qualify for membership, a boy must have at least a C average and receive the unanimous approval of all club members. BUTCI-I JOHNSON ALLEN SMITH President Vice-President ARNOLD KING Secretary-Treasurer DAVID WALLACE MR. DAVID STROUPE Chaplain Sponsor 124 Calvin Lawson jim Hudson Byron Lawson lim Ricci Tomm Henr Gar Worrell Sf Y V Cheryl Watts Richard Thompson 125 Don Ingram Brian Watts The Hi-Y Club composes and sells football programs. Ground improvement is another service of the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y trophy case Members ofthe club present trophies to the best Twisters A club-sponsored sock hop after a home game T 126 Future MAKIR5 OMS O a , -r Y ' M. ' 19 .1 F' J 1 63 'i 3 Il' Q ,, A O 7- or l 050' D NEW Yl Fw 'Wg N .X k Hr Q x x 5 I r X X f x M 0 t to , TOWARD NEW I-IORIZONSH Homemakers of America Creed We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with Warm courage, And high hope, For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Euture I-Iomemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. Flower ROSE Co l 0 r s GREEN and WHITE MRS. ELLISON Sponsor ANN RUSSELL President Standing, left to right: Sandra Scales, Claudine Throckniorton, Lynda Young, Osborn, Lee Templeton, Gail Line h a ck, Sylvia Michalove, Sue Blakely, Diane Wiles, Sharon Tatum, Judy Shore, Nancy Mahaffey, Carolyn Davis, Nancy Matlock, Sandra Witt. Donna Boyd, Pat johnson, Connie Flynt. Seated: jcnnic Maxwell, Mary Standing, back row, left to right: Susan I-Iartlage, Susan Williams, Fay e Oudra Brookshire, Treasurer, Linda Burgess. Seated: Faye Martin, Melva Bondurant, Sandra Harris, Linda Nicks, Dolores Collins, Brenda Boyd, Vice- Edwards, Mary Ruth Collins, Donna Collier, Barbara Gamhle, Agnes johnson, President, Gwen Austin, Secretary, Darlene Pittman, Paulette Richardson. Reporter: Ann Russell, Presidcntg Ann Welborn. Middle row: Maxine Young, Cheryl Johnson, Beverly Ring, Libby Grubhs, 128 College Club College Club membership is made up of academic juniors and seniors with an interest in furthering their education beyond high school. The club is responsible for organizing College Day at Mineral Springs in which all county juniors and seniors participate by visiting representatives of the various colleges and schools. w w w l A Left to right: Larry Cockerham, Vice-President, Becky Lindsay, Treasurer, Mr. Wood, Sponsor, Betty McNeil, Secretary. Top to bottom, back row, left to right: Tommy Casey, Gary Shouse, jerry Huffman, Don Ingram. Middle row: Robert Wolfe, Lorinda Goad, Helen Pardue, Richard Bennett, Larry Cockerham. Bottom row: Hilda Kiger, Rosemary Grubbs, Brenda Marshall, Anita Cohn, Verlene Hutchinson, Lois Handy. 129 ' What does Mars Hill offer in the field of journalism? Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Cliff Venable, Bobby Southern, Tom rn y C a rroll. Middle row: Randy Revels, Mike Greene, Cary Parrish, Richard Vaughn, Robert Nelson, Becky Hunter. Front row: Becky Crews, Marie Woollen, Barbara Fordham, Cecil Ann Irvin, Lois Shipley, Diane Garcia. Top row: joe Brown, Arnold King, Tommy Blakley, Bobby Wombough, Wade Davis, Gerald Moore. Middle row: Tommy Petre e, Wayne Chambers, jimmy Walker, Terry Sparks, Wayne Riley. Bottom row: jim Ricci, Sue Stafford, Lue Stafford, jerry Pruitt, Allen Smith. 130 Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Calvin Lawson, jerry Lawson, Darrell Church, Richard Lancaster, Wayne james, David Matlock. Middle row: Fred Lewis, Ralph Cox, jane Bowman, jean Kiger, Carole Trivette, Patsy Myers, Sandra Flynt, Tommy Grubbs. Bottom row: Janet Walker, Donna Allen, Cheryl Watts, Sylvia West, Nancy Cromer. Top row: Fred Miller, Billy johns, Bobby Hutchins, Ann Ingram, Becky Caudle. Middle row: Carolyn Roebuck, Marie Fishel, Pat Long, Danny Fulk, Steve Culler, Mickey Austin, Ted Hicks. Bottom row: Nancy Church, Sandra Simmons, Barbara Dyer, james Hoilman. The future looks good! 131 Science Club MR. BYRD Sponsor RALPH COX Secretary MISS CARROLL Sponsor ,Xa V z ,.,. Q- H X JIM FO RKNER President g ,Q GARY SI-IOUSE Treasurer The Science Club is an organization dedicated to the furthering of an interest in science throughout the school. The club helps organize and supervise the annual science fair and usually donates equipment to the schoo1's science department. 132 jesse Wlghtman 6 Ronme Wmfrey Ray Sp111man E Becky Crews Ernest Cromer Campus Book Club DAVID MATLOCK President MRS. HEDRICK Sponsor TI-IELMA BLAYLOCK Secretary- Treasurer Top row, left to right: Diane Dezarn, jerry Huffman. Third row: Bonnie Flynt, Bonnie Dills, Peggy Coley. Bottom row: Pat Fulp, Wanda Welborn Walker, Robert Wolf, Linda Styers, Ralph Cox, David Matlock, Terry Sparks. Judy Fulp, Chrystal Ballard, Thelma Blaylock, Becky Crews. Second row: Cheryl Watts, Barbara Fordham, Mary Frances Haneline, Sandra Top row, left to right: Cliff Venable, Gary Shouse, Fred Miller, Darrell Second row: Lois Shipley, Alana Sturn, Becky Caudle, Brenda Sparks Ann Church, Joe Brown. Fourth row: Larry Cockerham, jerry Pruitt. Third row: Ingram, Patsy Myers. Bottom row: Sandra Simmons, Elaine Holder, Carolyn Becky Hunter, Cecil Ann Irvin, Danny Fulk, Ted Hicks, Tommy Grubbs. Roebuck, Betty McNeil, Sara Poindexter, Betty Westmoreland. 134 EANNIE CARTER Senior - Teenage Book Club JANET MABE President JUDI LAWSON Secretary DELORES SHOCK Vice-President wi MISS KIRBY Treasurer Sponsor Top to bottom, left to right: Mark Keaton, Ronnie Winfrey, Donald Woodall. Brown, Marilyn Upchurch, Gail Lineback. Bottom row: Dotty Randleman Third row: Harvey Lineback, Wesley Tuttle, Becky Bailey, David Prichard, Jackie Shields, Cheryl Johnson, Beverly Ring, Brenda Moore, Tam Speas Nancy Mahafley. Second row: Mary Ingram, Lydia James, Kay Speigle, Judy - Top to bottom, left to right: Brenda Bovender,Janet Mabe, Sylvia Michalove, Sparks, Barbara Jones, Diane Shermer. Bottom row: De lor es Shook, Jill Ann Carter, Sue Southern, Judy Farmer, Jim Forkner. Second row: Linda Vaughan, Nancy Matlock, Linda. Lindsay, Ann Brown, Sandra McGee. Lawrence, Shirley Taylor, Connie Flynt, Karen Bowman, Judy Thomas, Kaye 135 . Top to bottom, left to right jerry Isenhour, Larry Knott, Sandra Witt, Martha Paschal, Brenda Plemmons, Patricia john Carroll, Teresa Shore, Rachel Blakley Third row Dodson, Nelphia Marsh.Bottom row: Debbie Walker,Judy Leon Angel Marie Dav1s,Sandra McGee, Donnie Griffin, Hawks, Judy Fulp, Chris Ricci, Brenda Pinnix, Shirley Pat johnson Second row Carolyn Smith, Billy Secrest, Hill. 4 Judy Lawson, ju dy Laws o n, Judy Priddy, Pat johnson. Bottom row: Robert Kiser, Ronnie Wolfington, Linda Hargrave, Nancy Faircloth, jennifer Tarkington, Jeanie Carter. QLibrary Staff XZ JUDY HUTCHERSON CECIL ANN IRVIN Presdent Vice-President The rush for checking out books HILDA KIGER Treasurer JUDY GOINS Secretary HELEN PARDUE Chaplain Lamp of Knowledge MRS. I-IAGAMAN Sponsor Initiation Committee, left to right: Judy Hutcherson, Betty Westmoreland, Hilda Kiger, Lois Handy. S oc i al Committee, left to right: Chrystal Ballard, Lydia james, Shirley Welch, Thelma Bla ylo c R, Linda Nicks. Front row: S a ra Poindexter, Frances Head, Karan Bowman, Peggy Coley, Rosemary Grubbs. Re fr e shm e nt Committee, left to right: Brenda Marshall, Doris Crews, Lois Harrold, Kay Hurd, Cecil Ann Irvin, Bobby Hutchins. if P r o g r a m Committee, left to right: Betty Westmoreland, Chairman, Judy Goins, Jane Hutchins, Sue Griffin. Library Initiation Scrapbook Committee, left to Harvey Lineback, l-I a rr y B e a l, I-I Pardue, Co-Chairman, Lois Handy Chairman, Donna Collier. right: el e n , Co- PERCUSSION, left to right: johnny Stanley, Clifton Marsh, Claudine Throcl-zmorton, Robert Weavil. WOODWINDS, top to bottom, top row, left to right: Scott Ferguson, Connie Flynt, Jean Fogleman, Sherry Mabe, Bonnie Cane, Terry Parrish, Lee Livingston, Pam Stewart, Ronald Rash, Middle row: Lois Shipley, Robert Weavil, Mike Going,Sidney Chadwick, Tommy Ross,Sandra Witt. Bottom row: Martha Tomlinson, Lue Stafford, Loleta Marsh, Harry Beal. COLOR GUARD, -left to right: Patsy Myers, Larry Cockerham, Bobby Hutchins, Terry Sparks, Larry Hunter, Becky Bailey. THOMAS DIENER B d Band Director 21 n 2 1 5 BRASS, top to bottom, top row, left to right: E.C. White, Raymond Trail, Bill Wood, Bill Blyth, Tommy Blackburn. Bottom row: Buddy Still, jiinmy West, Duane Fulk,Carl Warner, Robert Wolfe. KJUIILCL L l'UL1l1 1 Majorettcs and Carolettes Cl-I EYREL GRUBBS NANCY CHURCH Co-Chief CA ROLE TRIV ETTE ROSEMARY GRUBBS LOIS HANDY Chief Co-Chief CAROLETTES, left to right: Christina Ricci, Beverly Ring, Phyllis Pinnix, Brenda Plemmons, Sandra Williams, Lee Templeton. MAJORETTES, left to right: C a r o l e Trivette, Lois Handy, Rosemary Grubbs, Nancy Church, Cheyrel Grnbbs. 142 Band Monogram LUE STAFFORD President LOIS SI-IIPLEY Vice-President Top row, left to right: Nancy Church, Lue S t a ffo r d, jesse Wightman, Sue Stafford, johnny Stanley. Middle row: Rosemary Grubbs, Lois Handy, C arol Trivette, Robert Weavil, Larry Hu n t e r. Bottom row: Cheryl Grubbs, Phyllis Pinnix, Sandra Witt, Connie Flynt, M a r th a Tomlinson. 143 Club '.l:il1ilnC?is'- Glcc Club Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Robert Anderson, ji m m y Hopper, Elmer W e b s t e r, Billy Gwynn, Lawrence Bracken, Larry Hayes, Bruce Tritt, Leon Under- wood. Third row: johnsie McGee, P a t s y Childress, Carolyn Doss, Joan Ligon, Nancy Ingram, jimmy Bleckley, johnny Lord, Tommy Hamlin, Danny Byrd, Earl Burton. Second row: Elaine Anderson,jean Ellison, Brenda Phillips, Gaynell Fowler, Lee Templeton, Karan Bowman, Shelby Evans, H e le n Boles, Carol Copeland, Geneva Pegram, Gilda Carter. B o t t o m row: Jean Cope, Phyllis Pinnix, Mary Ruth Collins, Barbara Harrold, Sandra Williams, Nancy Dillion, Marjorie Adams, Cheyrel Grubbs, Loretta Sutherland. ,U M' Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Charles King, Eugene Willard, Harold Billings, Curtis Miller, jerry johnson, Rodger Cook, Ed Pinson, Jesse Hamlin, Douglas Sheets. Third row: jerry jordan, Gerald Livingston, Kermit Foster, Ronnie Fesperman, Paul Shouse, George Fricke, jerry Daniels,jerry Golding. Second row: Beverly Starr, Ka y Sink, Linda Howard, Shirry Hill, Glenda Marshall, Patricia Tesh, June Dillon, Carol Crayton,Ann Ballard, Nancy Mahaffey. Bottom row: Bonnie Hege,Marie Woollen, Linda Whiteheart, Dorcas Foster, Bobbie Simmons, Becky Boles, Linda Fulk, Brenda Walker, Betty Lou C r e ws, Betty Moore. Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Mike Poe, Sherman Hester. Third row: jane Hamlin, Kay Speagle, Thelma Robinson, Donnie O g burn, Paul Blackburn, La rr y Spainhour, jackie Hauser, Sammy Persiani, A lv i n Ev a ns, Richard Cheek, Sammy Willard. S e cond row: Doris Hincher, Ann Russell, Arlene Boles, Bernice Wright, The odonna johnson,C arolyn Hunter, Barbara Vaughn, Brenda Boyd, Faye Inman, Carol Flynt, Penny Luper. Bottom row:Ondra Brookshire, Gale H a nks, Lynne Crews, M a r y Kay Gwynn, Jennie Maxwell, Lucille Tuttle, Linda Rush, Agnes johnson, Faye Collins, Faye Bondurant, Ann White. Debate and Discussion Society BOBBY HUTCHINS LARRY COCKERI-LAM LUE STAFFORD President Vice-President Secretary DIANE GARCIA SANDRA FLYNT Assistant Secretary Liaison Officer D MR. SIMS Sponsor The Debate and Discussion Society is one of the most recently organized clubs now serving Mineral Springs. The primary purpose of the society is to help each member better organ- ize his thoughts and express them clearly. Standing, left to right: jim Forkner, Terry Sparks, Robert Lanier, Helen Pardue, Harold Smith, Larry Cockerham, Bodenhiemer, Wayne james. Seated, left to right around Lue Stafford, Di a n e G a r c i a, Bobby Hutchins, Sandra table: Elaine Holder, Becky Hunter, Ann White, Alice Flynt. 7 1 , , BRENDA SPARKS Editor-in-Chief FRED MILLER Business Manager MARIE FISHEL Layout Editor SANDRA SIMMONS Literary Editor Second Year Larenim Students n. ,,,ff NANCY CHURCH Club Editor RY ANN FISHEL Class Editor WWC ft ,,-,mm V-xf, JIMMY FO RKN ER Photographer LOIS HANDY Sports Editor il'-sr BECKY HUNTER Edrtor and Proofre KAYE SPARKS Feature Ed1tOf First Year Larenim Students 147 Q ??s 25 35 5, 3 S? 'P SH ,E W 2 MARY FRANCES I-IANELINE Typist and Reporter FRANCES MABES Reporter F1rst Year Beacon Students ' s VERLENE HUTCHINSON Proofreader and Reporter 149 BOBBY HUTCHINS Reporter LOIS SI-IIPLEY KAY WELBORN Reporter Reporter X X Girl's Athletic l MARTHA HAUSER K Association President Q CAROL COPELAND Corresponding Secretary ANITA CO1-IN Vice-President I i N i Q31 CAROL KING MISS FREEMAN Sponsor DIANE NEWSOME Q Treasurer 150 Recording Secretary Q Q Top to bottom, left to right: Nancy Ingram, Penny Huls, Linda Nicks, Carol King, Diane Newsome, Carol Wilkinson, Jean Kiger. Third row: Peggy Boyles, Marie Davis, Dolores Collins, Linda Hargrave, Judy Darnell, Patsy Dezarn, Judy Priddy, Judi Lawson. Second row: o Y Xx Becky Lindsay, Carol Copeland, Linda Spainhour, Carole Rideout, janet Carter, jackie Tatum, Sondra Brown, jill Culler. Bottom row: M i ss Fre e m a n, Sponsor, Martha Hauser, Judy Fulp, Diane Dezarn, Sara Burcham, Anita Cohn, Daphne Fulp, Barbara Hiatt, Donna Collier. The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of girls with an active interest in sports. Among the sports in which they participate are tennis,volleyball, softball, bowling, and basketball. 151 Mickey Austin Fred Lewis Ralph Cox jerry Grubbs jimmy Walker jeff Overby Norman Horn Bus Drivers Louie Nicks ,f Billy Johns Robert jones johnny Simmons John Tucker Tommy Lanier 152 Model Club Left to right: Wayne Vaden, Vice-Presidentg Doug Ivester, President. Back row:BuddyWilliams,RichardVaughn,Paull-lawkins. johnson. Front row: Larry Heath, Doug Ivester, Donald Middle 'rowz Wayne Vaden, Robert Bodenheimer, -jerry Holbrook. 153 'Selling BEACONS fresh off the press Club Snaps The band performs at football games. , ,1 -- ....- 3 -..W ..--....-.-.,,. -...,..., -v. r-...... College club members officiate at Colle ge Day. Representatives to the Forsyth Youth Commission Wayne wins the Patrick Henry Award for his speech on the Constitution P 1- 1vn4.vL1, -- ' V ,gh S x , ' Y ' Twnhif 1 if' K f, ew., gd.- my 2. ' 'Q 1' fr.-Ffwfidf ' , :wx 2,165 Ari: VjA!rQl, .7 it ' 1 5 ' fx 1.454 we y 4 ff' .B tw A J s X Q ,Q ik r E Ike.- R .UA 'T i1ii'.,r ,. Q Q- V95 . i,32m1 ?f U Q Q Xieiggi T - 1 Kyrgfipxmn 7 E?Q271j.3T --55331 ' Fi' 1 453725 Qgiziiylgf as Eiistf Y ! x NA ... ' T T it Q 16 rin ff XT ' ' ix ' 3 P JANET CARTER, escorted by Vic Hutcherson JUDY HUTCI-IERSON, escorted by Arnold King Homecommg Attendants CHERYL WATTS, escorted by Cliff Venable ff fi ,wif 41, :iv , wil, X Y if S S9 fx M H M fl A .Q N5 2 rf' in ' we X Q Y -ww if ffgfsweik Jag' Q ,K Sit, A r T ew JH inf X ... Q ji ,, K fgf-ffffs 4- Y v fe, JUDY VENABLE, escorted by Butch johnson .- 15 . f LINDA NICKS Escorted by Wayne james Sponsoring Robert Nelson ANN INGRAM Escorted by Bud Oates Sponsoung Rodney Cook PAT LONG Escorted by jerry Vaden Sponsoring jim Ricci BETTY WELBORN Escorted by jerry Stewart Sponsorrng jesse Bcckner WSYJ-'iff SYLVIA WEST Escorted by Lester Russell Sponsoring Gary Worrell NANCY CROMER Escorted by Tommy Henry Sponsoring Ed Pinson CONNIE KAPP Escorted by Mike Greene Sponsoring Randy Revels VERLENE HUTCHINSON Escorted by Tommy Grubbs Sponsoring Bobby Southern Y 5 V,- we E3 MISS HELEN PARDUE Library Queen MISS LOIS HANDY Library Maid of Honor MW fs ' ,E , Mskflkvziifxauags sk 1 3 'ah fi am 5 A 2 K Y flag ,v A Y , ,a Lw l l , wa M 5 K ff vb our pep rallies and Olllf ball games? 5 'J X I A WWW ,,.,.,..-R--w 'b Q' X i 1 ,M,,.,M..M 1,5 , Q , , ky' . ,.m.,1W.wflvr ' '91 L w, 1 wa .. M ..,, ,, W, as 1. A M. Q a f lm.: mixafax-1e:zwf.vwi49sfezZl7 '-i 'M , amW--fgp2gna?sf1':Aa ,f-4a,,.,.-we ,s,:2aSs,.-s ..,xsuxafaiiwimmsixsiigsfii1:21sip:mfffan agfiafagxxgggeg as:5:aar:1ex4m,5ggMmf2awa,wmwam BOBBY SOUTHERN Secretary-Treasurer Butch johnson Ed Pinson james I-loilman Randy Revels JUDY VENABLE Treasurer joe Brown jim Ricci Don Furches Mickey Austin Betty Moore Nancy Cromer Rick Hancock Steve Wolfington Carole Rideout jim Hudson Monogram Calvin Lawson BYRON HENLEY President jim Bowman Sylvia West Richard Lancaster Wayne Chambers Fred Lewis CHERYL WATTS President Gary Worrell Robert Nelson David Wallace Paul Shouse MARTHA HAUSER Vice -President DIANE DEZA RN Secretary JUDY FULP Parliamentarian Byron Lawson Arnold King Don Ingram Billy johns Daphne Fulp Richard Bennett Randy Williams Billy Cecile Ricky Nail Johnny Simmons Club Robert jones Rodger Cook Connie Kapp Anita Cohn Wayne Riley Richard Linv Ed McGee ille if Y Richard Crews Mil-ce Semones Allen Smith Judy Hutcherson Edwin Welch Tommy Casey Patsy Dezarn Janice Wallace Kermit Foster Carol Whicl-:er Ted Moore Ronnie Cecile Allen Brown Linda Loggins Steve Culler Marvin Hemric Qu' NANCY CROMER CO-Chief CI-IERYL WATTS Co -Chief Cheerleaders Left to right: Mrs. johnson, Sponsorg Nancy Cromer, Cheryl Watts, Co-Chiefsg Mr. Dyer, Sponsor. Cheerleaders' SOUND OFF! ' Decorating for the big game ANET CARTER CONNIE KAPP DI LAWSON IU one year three years one year CAROLE RIDEOUT SYLVIA WEST JUDY HUTCHERSON UNO Years JANICE WALLACE two years JUDY VENABLE two ye3.I'S One year two ye2.I'S 167 I I B I I I is as I as W 5 wmwae,-f.1,:::x,,1f, M Steve Culler, Heby Finger, Richard Top to bottom, top row, left to right: Gerald Henley, Ricky Wall, Cecile, ie Hn Ro rt Cone , ard Linville , Robe ch ,Ri cGee M ett, Dennie Key, Edward XIII Be Richard Crews , ace, Wall Williams, David Randy ddle row: .Mi OOPS M ed T Robert Lawson, Ricky Nail, Allen Brown, an, on Ingram, Edwin Welch, Paul Hawkins, jimmy Bowm D Shouse Bud I-lemr c, mmons, Marvin Si f. -,-4 johnny Bottom row: Rodger Cook, Robert Nelson, Semones. Allen Smith, Billy Cecile, Billy Johns, Michael Eddie Pinson, ey, Don Furches, jesse Beckner, 811 Byron H f-4 Cook, eV dn Ro cci, Ri Mickey Austin, jim Randy Revels . Bobby Southern, Gary Worrell, ,V 5 f' Q pq 4 '- q- ,.- ,-I V3 J, A M 'il -nf A N, 4 kt 9 UI R .r gms, QW!! Q..'1:i'-, fm QE V EU 3 ,., , , fr fa, M 5 ,,:, . ,,, I-D y 1 .,,, ,Q e 'Qi 1-ll A in 'Z' ...ef 169 4 flifas RODNEY COOK fullback, guard 4 years on squad EDDIE PINSON end, tackle 4 years on squad ,, . ..- - W wg 26' rg 2 P5 . , iw X r . JESSE BECKNER end 4 years on squad I fl' is Y, M Xfire 5' Aft' af' 1 5 , . mm, MICKEY AUSTIN halfback 4 years on squad 4 ..,, . 9, Q Q ,Lyme 4 'z ar , f ROBERT NELSON tackle 2 years on squad RODGER COOK tackle 4 years on squad an ' 5? ,N 2 7? ,, . SQ H Q53 ., DON F URCHES quarterback, halfback 4 years on squad Q , JIM RICCI guard 4 years on squad sf Q va - 1 afzyws 'af 15' -1 11- -' -5' 55' W i e' xr qggirg gg. is -A r.,,z,W, .,,g5Ai,, K if -f -, IX 22,55 . g Sqjgmrf V 5 RANDY REVELS center 4 years on squad 5 T - ..,,.,., BYRON HENLEY end 4 years on squad lg, 'R 2 New W Q GARY WORRELL end 4 years on squad BOBBY SOUTHERN guard 4 years on squad ' a1,noA pun umop aalql I 'qxau 'IMOJS pun qmg my 194 noQ1e6H QM ' 1 .M 3,4 ,W ,M s 1 .4 ff., .3 . A-. R5 sf '03 x 1 Mg,-I ,mf may-' ,. ,-nf' f ' Jw- T Nw H - M ,ff fi ,Lx , -' . W ,, ,ff ,fy -1 A ,N L A , x V4 QMWJ, .. nf' 2' i .-gm I NEW Z' Yr' Rs, ,M ,V 'W ' 5 my MM- j J., ., Vg 2 mf ,W lin! wmv, 7 3 22115 Q5 W .ii 3 Le U ' - - 3 ..h,... xmxflffff' In ,,N' K 6, 3, .gg ? , , ig I QQ , ' .4 F , S , Q 2A , ff L ffw 5 ,K W 2 1 V, J Y I 2 ' 5 a i Wu, 4 K 2 V , S5 , 9' W Ja-J , ' x g , 1 ' , 3 35 A 3 A we , i CHA RLES KING forward 2 years on squad .55 , 5 A we 2 3 fs P . I3 -, 1 S . -A vw -W . ' -' ,KH ww qw fr, -' .,,, -M . ..f,-vm f,-y'fQxM?w :v ' :ff.'1f.,ffff-1 :ff 2.32-:F -1.5 i 5 1-A - ,,-1,,-mfg., . A 4, ,fm i ,LW V V, 3.3 . E., Q.-smile! K f i: , ', 1 ,A ' LQQ i-3 1 C mhz s ' 'Qixggfnt J ZS K RICKY HANCOCK guard 1 year on varsity fluikibi i Boys'fJunior arsit Back row, left to right: Coach, But c h jo h n s o ng Larry Front row: TerryHouston, Mike Groce, Richard Thompson, Welch, Jimmy Hopper, Robert Cone, Tommy Blackburn, Ronnie Tay1or,jimmy Lowe,David Wallace,Brian Watts. Denny Key, Randy Burton, C o a ch, Lawrence Bracken. Rink - Ki - Dinks A 1 1 1 .1 ' 7 1 1 7 W' rr 1 7' 1 'V 1: 1 - -:u --'W'- 1 Mike Lynch, Eddie jarnigan, Eddie Coley, jerry Davis, Gerald Trexler, Bruce Chambers. Bottom row: Spencer Denny Cheek, jackie Grubbs, Josh jenkins, Mike Wood. Evans, Eric Cromer, Larry Cecile, Rhett Inabinet, Don Middle row: Gerald Henley, Ronnie King, Steve Long, Lucas, Daniel Pressman, Steve Hoilman, Richard Arndt. 176 .mg- af ,iw . 'K 3 irl ' Basketbgll ' M ..,'h f . mp Left to right: Tri-Captains, Judy Pulp, Diane Dezarn, Martha Hauserg Coach, Miss Freemang Managers, Lorinda Goad Lydia james. 4 22. 5516 JE? Nil 1 vw 'N ---1-.....,,,.N 1 in ' 'M i'3 Mk Q . ,Q 11 3 f X JGirls' Junior Varsity J Standing, left to right: Linda Young, Barbara Jones, Patsy Kneeling: Janie Watson, Frankie Fletcher, Glenda Lawson Moser, Sharon Tattuny Judy Shore, Shirley Hester, Marie Gail Poston. Davis, Rachel Blakley, Judy I-I a n c o C k, Linda Scott. M. S. 18 Griffith 26 M. S. 22 Walkertown 28 M. S. 16 Northwest 26 M. S. 25 Northwest 39 M. S. 23 Kernersville 16 M. S. 22 Griffith 19 M. S. 28 Northwest 34 Left to right: Co-Captains, Marie Davis, Barbara Jones. ij' 'K if f- ,xx ' gfi 'I in ,x. - x f e 6 K .. 11.3- f 4 1, yfggifi' ,rx f' 371 km N .- fs' Q .v A--...UQ x I' ffm-vim sk , 5 N, ' ,fi - xr' Ms A . V X ,ii 0 X ,nw A -, I , 1,41 H X' x W .-1 XX JV 4 1 if-' Q I 3. an uv-4 X RICHARD LANCASTER ED PINSON KERMIT FOSTER WAYNE RILEY Cross Cowatry Captains, left to right: Richard Lancasterg M an a g er, RANDY WILLIAMS Tommy Carrollg Captain, Danny Fulk. RICHARD CREWS EDWIN WELCH JOE BROWN STEVE HOLLEMAN 0, f 4 , A 'Q gafgjwfiff' I 45? as ff 4 b , V, Ivy ' tkflfl 1 S 2 Back row, left to right: Ed McGee, Don Ingram, Bill Copeland, Mike Harris, Ed Pinson, Bruce Tritt, Steve Holleman, Bobby Riley, Richard Crews, joe Brown. Second row: jim Hudson, Eddie Manning, Bud Oates, Randy Williams, Fred Lewis, Edwin Welch, Manager, T o U1 my C a r roll. Third row: Philip Ingram, Kermit Foster, Tommy Blakley, Don Brannock, Way ne Riley, Richard Lancaster. Bowling Team Top row, left to right: jeff johnson, Bernie Bauguess,Dale Sharon Cook, Lana Southard, Penny Luper. Bottom row: Cooke, Curtis Miller, Ken Davenport, Paul Hawkins, jerry Pruitt, Lois Handy, joye Hall, Dale Jarvis, Wally Eugene Willard, K e n n y B e lt o n. Middle row: L a r r y Putnam, Tommy Carroll. Cockerham, Chris Ricci, Judy Thomas, Kaye Sparks, ' is so , irrl 1 - ,ri A a ' ' I - ' MR. MALCOLM Sponsor 184 RANDY REVELS DON FURCHES JIM BOWMAN RICHARD OWEN RQNNLE TAYLOR Baseball BILLY GWYNN RODGER COOK ALLEN SMITH 'wnnnunmfw' Hb'-w MR. MALCOLM 'TOMMY CASEY ROBERT CONE DENNY KEY What goes up must come down Bye-Bye, Birdie 186 3 '9' i 3 ? INTRAMURAL I-IORSESHOES MF INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL TENNIS aww, -.R-M 188 INTRAMURAL PING PONG INTRAMURAL SHUFFLEBOARD MR. STROUP Sponsor K , K . I- .. , , -i kfffgu - J by 189 xi' it It ski L K Decorating for the big game Battered half of our cheering squad What we don't go through for our school. Sports Dracula rides again! We won the game, but lost our nails. NOBODY gets the ball from me! Snaps Dance, ballerina, dance. Q If We throw rocks at it, it might Come down. Calvin, . . . DO SOMETHING! M. S. victory over Northwest . . . all for Mineral Springs, stand up and ,- holler! h ' ,- if Q x E Clafeteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Nail, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Hutcherson, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Crews, Mrs Lawson, Mrs. Easter. White, Mr. J. Hugh, Principal 11 Beck, Mr. Cecil 14 Benbow, Mrs. Virginia 14 Bost, Mr. Max 14 Byrd, Mr. Billy 14,132 Carroll, Miss Burtie 14, 132 Cartwright, Mr. Gray 14,173 Chadwick, Mrs. Sylvia 14 Deiner, Mr. Tom 15,140 Dyer, Mr. Jack 15,119,166 Ellison, Mrs. Aleta 15,127 Freeman, Miss Norma 15,15O, 151, 177 Griffin, Miss Pauline 15 Hagaman, Mrs. Eleanor 13,137 Hedrick, Mrs. jane 15,134 Hobbs, Miss Betty 15, 116 Holliday, Mr. Bill 15 Facult Index 192 Huffaker, Mrs. Susan 10,16 Hunter, Mrs. Louise 16 johnson, Mrs. Kathy 8, 16, 166 Kirby, Mrs. Lillian 16,135 Langley, Miss Virginia 16,122,123 Lentz, Mrs. Thelma 16 Malcolm, Mr. jim 16,168,184 McNew, Miss Eugenia 10, 17, 112 Miller, Mrs. jean 17 Poindexter, Mrs. Josephine 13 Scott, Mr. john 17,161 Sims, Mr. R.E. 17,145 Stroupe, Mr. David 1O,17,124 Thomas, Mrs. Dorothy.17 White, Mrs. Mabel 17 Wood, Mr. A.D. 13, 129 Woodall, Mrs. Eugenia 17 Aaron, Gaynelle 106 Aaron, jerry 95 Aaron, john 95 Adams, Doris 24 Adams, Gail 106,105 Adams, Majorie 144,24 Alderman, jimmy Alderman, Roger 106 Allen, Donna 24, 131, 148 Allgood, Hubert Anderson, Elaine 136, 144,95 Anderson, Robert 24, 144 Anderson, Tommy james Angel, Leon 136,95 Arndt, Kit 95 Arndt, Richard 176,95 Atkins, Martha 95 Austin, Gwen 117,83, 128 Austin, Mickey 24, 50, 120, 131, 15 164, 169,170, 181 Bailey, Becky 123,140, 95,135 Bailey, Betty 25 Baker, june 83 Ball, Bonnie 136,95 Ball, James Lee 106 Ballard, Ann 25, 144 Ballard, Chrystal 134, 138, 67 Barlow, Lynn 67 Barr, Brenda 83 2, Student Index Bleckley, jimmy 144,83 Blyth, Bill 140,83 Bodenheimer, Robert 153,83, 145 Boles, Arlene 123, 144,83 Boles, Becky 83, 144 Boles, joe 83 Boles, joe E. 106 Boles, Helen 26,123,144 Boles, Steve 106 Bondtuant, Barbara 26,123 Bondurant, Faye 128,144,83 Bonner, jerry Bostick, Becky Bostick, jenny Bovender, Brenda 135,95 Bowers, Allen 95 Bowles, Freeman 26 Bowman, Barry Bowman, james 66,164, 169 Bowman, jane 26,123,131 Bowman, Karen 135,138,144, 83 Boyd, Brenda 128, 144,83 ' Boyd, Donna 95,128 Boyles, Peggy 117, 151,83 Boyles, Steven 106 Bracken, Lawrence 144, 176 Bradley, Charles 27 Brannock, Don 67 Brannock, Virginia 106, 105 Carroll, Libby 96 Carroll, Tommy 123,130,181,184, 68 Carter, Anne 135,84 Carter, Gayle 117,123, 156,68 Carter, Gilda 144,96 Carter, janet E. 117,136, 151, 157, 167,84 Carter, janet L. 96 Carter, jean 82, 84, 123, 135, 136 Casey, Tommy 68,113, l20,129,165, 174 Casstcvens, Michael Caudle, Becky 27,50,123,131,'134 Cecile, Billy 84,165,169 Cecile, Larry 176 -1 Cecile, Ronny 84,165,169 Chadwick, Sidney 106,140 Chambers, Allen l Chambers, Bruce 96, 136, 176 Chambers, Nancy, A Chambers, Wayne 68,120, 130, 164, 174, 113 k Chandler, Gordon 84 Cheek, Benny 96, 176 Cheek, Richard 84, 144 Childress, Mary Ann 106 Childress, Patsy 144' chopiin, Edward 133,176 - Church, Darrell 27,51,119,131,134 Barr, Sheila 106 Bassetti, Raymond 95 Bates, Alden 83 Bates, Carolyn Bauguess, Bernie 123,83, 184 Bauguess, james 25 Bauguess, joan 67 Bauguess, Linda 95 Beal, Harry 140,83, 139 Beasley, Becky Becker, Frederick 95 Beckner, Jesse 25, 169, 170 Beeson, Bill- Belton, Kenneth 67, 184 Bennett, Richard 67, 129,165,169 Billings, Harold 144 Bishop, Jackie 106 Bivin, Vicki Blackburn, Donald Blackburn, Paul 25, 144 Brewer, Freddy 83 Brewer, Linda 106 -. Brooks, Rita 95 Brookshire, Debra 106 Brookshire, Ondra Lee 128, 144,84 Brown, Allen 94, 165, 169, 96 Brown, Ann 135,96 Brown, Brenda 96 Brown, Charles 96 Brown, Eddie 84 Brown, Edwin Brown, Garland Brown, joe 120,130, 134, 164, 174, 67 Brown, Judy 135, 96 Brown, Ralph Brown, Sondra 151,84 Burcham, Craig 106 Burcham, Sara 66,151,178, 67,113 Burgess, Linda 128,84 Burnette, Sharon 96 Blackburn, Shirley 95 Blackburn, Tommy 140, 176,83 Blackmon, Cecil Blakley, Bobby 95 Blakley, Rachel 136, 180,95 Blakley, S ue 128, 95 Blakley, Tommy 130, 67 Blalock, Diane 123,83 Blalock, john 136,95 Blaylock, Thelma 26, 134,138,123 Burton, Earl 27,123,144 Burton,Randy 123,176,84 Butner, H. R. 68 Byrd, Danny Clark 96, 144 Cain, Bonnie 84, 140 Call, Dianne 96 Campbell, Dreama 123 Canter, Terry 133 Carmichael, Betty Anne 106 Carroll, john 136,96 193 Church, Church, Don 96 Nancy 68,131,142,143,147 Clark, james Cleary, Buford 84 Cleary, Thomas Cochran, Robert Cockerham, Larry 68, 113,120, 129, 133, 134, 140, 145, 184 Cohn, Anita 117,129,150,151,165, 68, 179 Cole, jimmy 106 ' Coley, Eddie 96,176 Coley, Peggy 68, 134, 138 Collier, Donna 84, 123, 128,151,139 Collins, Barry Collins, Dolores 84,128, 151,178,117 Collins, Doris Collins, Faye 84,123,144 . Collins, Mary Ruth 27, 12s, 144 cone, Robert 84,16s, 169,176 Cook, Rodger 69,144, 165, 169, 170 Cook, Rodney 28, 63,168,169,170 Cook, Sharon 136,184 Cooke, Buddy 69 Cooke, Dale 84,184 Cooke, Steve 96 Cope , Jean ss, 144 Copeland, Bill Copeland, Carol 28,117,123,144, 150, 151 Cornatzer, Patricia 106 Cox, Ralph 28, 131,132, 134,152 Cranfill, Charles 96 Crayton, Carol 85, 144 Creeson, Carol 96 Essick, Reid Evans, Alvin 144,85 Evans, Judy 30 Evans, Richard Evans, Shelby 30, 123,144 Evans, Shirley Evans, Spencer 133,176 George, David Ghant, Frances 107 Gibson, Sandra 107 Gill, Joan 123,86 coad, Lorinda 117,129, 177,70 Going, Mike 14-0 Goins, Judy 32,137,139 Crews, Becky Lee 130, 133, 134 Crews, Becky Lynne 28 Crews, Betty Lou 144 Crews, Doris 28, 138 Crews, Janice 85 Crews, Lynne 144,85 Crews, Mabel Crews, Richard 165, 169,85 Cromer, Eric 96, 176 Cromer, Ernest 133,96 Cromer, Nancy 29,51, 131, 159,164, 166 Cross, Joseph Crutchfield, Susan E. 106 Culler, Jill 82, 151, 85 Faircloth, Nancy 136,97 Fansler, Linda 30 Farmer, Judy 135, 97 Ferguson, Scottie 140,97 Fesperman, Ronnie 144 Finger, Hebron 169,85 Fishel, Marie 30, 115,122,123,131, 146, 63, 114 Fishel, Mary Ann 123,147,86 Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Charlotte Fletcher, Frankie 180,97 Fletcher, Steven Golding, Jerry 144,86 Gordon, 'Roger 70 Gordon, Vicky 97 Gough, Larry Culler, Dancy, Daniel, Daniel, Daniels, Daniels, Daniels, Darnell, Darnell, Steve 131,165, 169 Carol 96 Robert Ronnie Danny 97 Jerry 144 Steve 69 Judy 117,136, 178 Linda 29 Davenport, Ken 184,85 Davis, Betty 85 ,69 ,s5, 157 Davis, Carolyn 128,97 Davis, Jere 176,97 Davis, Jim 85 Davis, Johnny 69 Davis, Marie 136, 151, 180,85 Davis, Del-Iart Dezarn, 63 , Dezarn, Patsy 165, 178,85, Wade 130,69, 113 , Jimmy 85 Diane 29, 134, 151, 179 164, 177, 157 Floyd , Flynn, Flynt, Flynt , F l ynt , Flynt , Louise Henry 30 Carol 144,97 Connie 128,135, 140,143 Harry Sandra 31, 52,112,115,116, 117,131,134,145,148, 63,114 Fogleman, Jean 140, 106, 105 Fordham, Barbara 31,123, 130,134 Forester, Penny 106 Forkner, Jimmie 123, 132, 135, 147, 86, 145 Foster, Dorcas 144, 97 Foster, Kermit 144,165,86 Foster Lela 97 Fowler, Darlene 97 Fowler, Gaynell 123, 144, 70 Fowler, Mac Franklin, Cynthia 106 Franklin, Jerry 97 Franklin, Kelly 31 Gray, Larry Dean 107 Greene, Mike 130, 159,70 Griffin, Donna Griffin, Donnie 136 Griffin, Sue 32,139 Groce, Danny 107,105 Groce, Mike 120,122,123, 176, 86 Grubbs, Cheyrel 142,143, 70, 144 Grubbs, Jackie 176 Grubbs, Jerry 32, 152 Grubbs, Libby 128,86 Grubbs, Rosemary 70, 117,123, 129, 138, 142, 143 Grubbs, Steve 97 Grubbs, Tim 98 Grubbs, Tommy 32,120,131, 134, 159 Gulledge, Janice 33 Gwynn, Billy 144 Gwynn, Mary Kay 98, 144 Duggins, Dezarn, Lynn 105, 106 Dillard, John 133,97 Dillon, June 144,85 Dillon, Nancy 123,144, 69 Dills, Bonnie fWootenJ 29, 123,134, 148 , 63 Dodson, Patricia 136,97 Donathan, Doris Ann 106 Doss, Carolyn 144,69 Doty, Dayne 85 Dowell, Lynn 97 Drummond, Marilyn 178,69 Toni 97 , Fri cke Frye , , George 31,144 Larry 106 Fulk, Danny 22, 31,52, 119,131,134, 160, 181 Fulk, Fulk , Fulk, Fu-IP J Fu-IP: Fulp, Fulp , F ulp , 17 Duane 140, 97 Gene 86 Linda 144, 86 Barry 97 Daphne 151, 165, 178, 70 David 86 Judy M. 136, 97 Judy P. 31,134,151,164, 177, 9, 63 Durham, Jimmie 85 Dyer, Barbara 29, 112, 122, Dymott , Edwards , Edwards , Elledge , Sandra 30 Bill 97 Melva 128 , 85 John Ellis, George Ellison, Jean 144,70 123, 131 Fulp, Patricia 32, 123, 134 Fulton, Steve 106 Furches, Barry 107 Furches, Don 164,169,171, 70 Gamble, Barbara 128,86 Garcia, Diane 130, 145,70 Garner, Harold 176 Gentry, Judy 86 194 Hall, Joye 86, 184 Hall, Richard 71 Hamlin, Jane 98 Hamlin, Jesse 144 Hamlin, Tommy 71,144 Hamm, Judy 107 Hamm, Mildred 86,123 Hammock, Burl 98 Hampton, Richard Hancock, Judy 98, 180 Hancock, Rick 71, 160,164, 175 Handy, Lois 71,117,123, 129, 138, 142, 143, 147,184,139, 161 Haneline, Mary Frances 33, 115, 117 122,123,134, 149, 63, 114 Haneline, Shirley 98,123 Hanks, Gail 98, 144 Hargrave, Linda 86, 136, 151 Harris, Mike 98 Harris, Carol 107 Harris, Sandra 33, 128, 133 Harrold, Barbara 33,144 Harrold, Lois 33, 123, 138 Harrold, Wayne Hartlage, Susan 128,86 Hartman, Jane 107 Hartman, Bonnie 86, 123 Hauser, Jackie 71, 144 3 Hauser, Martha 34,150,151, 164, 177 63,179 Hawkins, Paul 71, 153,169,184 l Hawks, Judy 123,136, 98 Hayes, Larry 144,86 Hayton, Linda 86 Head, Frances 87,123,138 Heath, Johnny 98 Heath, Larry 153, 98 Hedgecock, Rosemary 98 Hege, Bonnie 71, 144 Hemmings, Nancy 34, 123 Hemric, Marvin 71,165, 169 Henley, Byron 34,53, 164,16 171,173,63, 175 Henley, Gerald 98, 169, 176 Henry, Tommy 34, 125, 159 Herke, John 107 Hester, Sherman 144,87 Hester, Shirley 180, 98 Barbara 71, 151 Hiatt, Hiatt, Hiatt, Hicks, Hicks, Hicks, Hicks, Dale 123, 176 Gayle 98 Glenn 107 Judy QSouthernj Ted 34,131,134 Terry 34 Hill, snnley 136,98 Hill, Shirry 35,144 Hincher, Doris 87, 144 Hoilman, James 35, 131, 164 Hoilman, Steve 176 Holbrook, Donald 98, 153 Holder, Elaine 71, 134,145 Holder, Harold Holder, Rita 98 Holder, Roger Holland, Mike 98 Holleman, Steve 98 Holler, Diane 107 Holly, Carolyn Holton, Johnny 72 Holyfield, Sarah 87 I-Ioneycutt, Robert 98 Hooker, Terry Hoover, Doris 87 Hopper, Jimmy 144, 176,87 Hopper, Mickey Horn, Norman 152,72 Houston, Gloria 35 Houston, Terry 87, 176 Howard, Linda 87,144 Howell, William 99 I-Ioyle, Floyd Hoyle, Jay Hudson, Jimmy 35, 125, 164, 175 I-Iudspeth, Jean 99 Huffman, Bobby 99 Huffman, Jerry 35, 129, 134 Hughes, Freddie 123,87 Hughes, Mary Ann 123, 99 Huls, Penny 151,72 Humphrey, Sherrin 35 , 123 8,169, 173, 63, Hunter, 1 45 Hunter , Hunter , Hunter, Hunte r, Becky 36, 123, 130, 134, 147, Betty 36 Carolyn 144, 87 Fred 36 Larry 36,140, 143 Hurd, Kay QLawsonJ 36, 112,123, 138 Hutchens, Grace 37 Hutcherson, Judy 37, 137, 138, 157, 165 ,167,63 Hutcherson, Vic 157,72 Hutchins, Bobby 115, 131,138, 140, 145 Hutchins , Hutchins , Hutchins , Hutchins , Hutch ins , , 149,72, 113, 114 Brenda 107 Carole 107 Jane 37, 139 Jimmy 37 Phyllis 87 Hutchinson, Verlene 117, 129, 149, Kapp, Connie 38,54,159,165, 167 Keaton, Mark 135,87 Kelly, Barbara 99 Key, Denny 169, 176, 99 Kiger, Edward 73 Kiger, Hilda 116,117,122,129,137, 138, 73, 123 Kiger, Jean 38, 123, 131,151 Kiger, Ray Kimsey, Manetta 38 King, Arnold 66, 73, 124, 130, 157, 174,113,165 King, Carol 116,117,15O,151,179, 88 King , King , King , Kis er , Knott , Charles 39, 144, 174 Larry Ronald 173,176 Robert 136,99 Larry 136, 99 159, 72 Inabinet, Rhett 176 Knott , Sandra 99 Lancaster, Richard 39, 54, 120, 131, Ingram, Ann 131, 134, 158, 37, 144 Ingram, Don 125,129,165,169, 72 Ingram, Mary 135,99 Ingram, Nancy 144, 151,72 Ingram, Phillip 72 Inman, Faye 144,99 Inman, Jettie Irvin, Cecil Ann 38,122,123, 130, 134, 137, 138 Isaacs, Jimmy 107 Isenhower, Jerry 136,99 Ivester, Doug 153,73 Jackson, Ted 87 James, Kenneth 107 James, Lydia 123,135, 138, 177,87 James, Steven 99 James, Wayne 38, 131, 158, 145 Jarnigan, Eddie 176 Jarvis , Jenkins Dale 184,87 , Jesn 99, 173,176 164, 181 Lane, Compton 107 Lanier, Alice 73, 145 Lanier, Beverly 99 Lanier, Tommy 152 Lankford, Joseph 99 Latham, Melba 105, 107 Lawrence, Linda 99, 135 Lawson, Byron 125, 164, 174,88 Lawson, Calvin 39,55, 125,131, 160, 164, 173, 63, 175 Lawson, Glenda 180,99 Inez 73 Jester, Willie Lea 107 Johns, Billy 120, 131, 152,165, 169, 73 Johnson, Betty Jo 107 Johnson, Butch 38, 53, 124, 157, 164, 176 Jester, Lawson, Jerry 131,74 Lawson, Judi 135, 136, 151, 167, 88 Lawson, Judy 136 Lawson, Kay 88 Lawson, Lester 107 Lawson, Liller Kay Lawson, Melvin 107 Lawson, Rachel 123,74 Lawson, Robert 94, 169, 100 Laymon, Gelaine 74 Leagans, Lawrence 74 Lee, Gary 39 Leonard, Frank Johnson , Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson , Johnson , Cheryl 128, 135, 87 Helen Jeff 184, 87 Jerry 144, 153, 73 Lenda 99 Marvin Pat 128, 136, 99 Theodonna 144 Jones, Barbara 123, 135, 180,87 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jordan, Billie Jo Robert 152, 165, 174, 73 Willie Jerry 144, 99 Joyce, Jerry Juszak, Mary Jo 195 Leonhardt, Diane 100 Lewis, Fred 22, 39,55,112, 119, 131, 152, 164 Ligon, Joan 74, 123, 144 Lindsay, Becky 4, 39, 56, 116, 117, 122,123, 129,151 Lindsay, Linda 123, 135 Lineback, Gail 128, 135, 100 Lineback, Harvey 135,88, 139 Lineville, Richard 165, 169, 100 Livingston, Gerald 144 Livingston, Lee 140 Livingston, Mike Lloyd, Bobby, 100 Lloyd, Michell 100 Lloyd, James Lloyd, Robert 40 Lloyd, Vernon Lockwood, Loretta 107 Logan, Cynthia 88 Loggins, Linda 165,74, 179 Long , Long , Long , Lord, Lord, Gwen Frances 100 Pat 40, 131, 158 Stephen 100, 176 John 88, 144 Tommy Lowe, Jimmy 82, 120, 176,88 Lucas, Don 94, 173, 176 Ltmsford, Carol Fay Luper, Penny 144, 184,88 Luper, Roy Lynch, Gilda 107,105 Lynch, Mike 176 Mabe, Faye 100 Mabe, Janet 94, 135, 100 Mabe, Martha 100 Mabe, Sherry 140 , Mabes, Frances 149,88 Mabes, Holland 100 Michalove, Sylvia 128, 135, 100 Mickey, Linda 101 Miller, Curtis 144, 184,88 Miller, Fred 41,120,131, 134,146, 160 Miller, Jessie Miller, Jimmy 108 Miller, Joseph Miller, Judy 101 Miller, Keith 101 Miller, Ronald 101 Mitchell, Brenda 123,74 Betty 41, 144,164 Brenda Faye Brenda Kaye 123, 135, 160, 8 Brenda Jo Carolyn 123,88 Gerald 130, 74 Ted 165, 169 Frank Keith 101 Patsy 180, 101 Moore , Moore , Moore , Moore , Moore , Moore , Moore , Morton, Mos er , Moser, McBride, Peggy 108 McDowell, Mabel 108 V McGee, Edward 165, 169,88 McGee, Eugene McGee, Johnsie 144,88 McGee, Sandra 135, 136, 100 McGee, Timothy 108 Mclnnis, Daniel 100 Mclnnis, Reba 108,105 McKnight, Allen McNeil, Betty 41, 116, 117,123, 129, 134, 148, 63 McNeil, Ellen 123,88 Mahaffey, Nancy 128, 135, 144, 100 Manning, Eddie Mankins, Bill 107 Mankins, Diane 107 Marsh, Clifton 140, 108 Marsh, Loleta 140,88 Marsh, Nelphia 136, 100 Marshall, Brenda 40, 123, 129, 138 Marshall, Danny 108 Marshall, Doug 88 Marshall Glenda Uarrellj 40, 144 Marshall, Mary Lou 108 Marshall, Ralph 74 Martin, Glenda Faye 128,74 Martin, Douglas 108 Martin, Larry 136,100 Mason, Ralph Matlock, David 4, 40,56, 112, 119, 131,133,134, 63 Matlock, Nancy 128, 135, 100 Maxwell, Jennie 128,144 Maxwell, Linda 100 Meadows, David 100 Melvin, Donald 41 Merritt, Aubrey 100 Michalove, Sarah Patsy 41,131,134,140 Nail, Ricky 101, 165, 169 Myers, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Newsom David 108 Lloyd 101 Ken 123 Robert 42,130, 164,169,170 178,75 Nicholson, Nora 101 Nicks, Danny 75 Nicks, Linda 128, 138,151, 158, 75 Nicks, Louie 152 Noel, Jerry 108 Oates, Bud 158,88 Ogburn, Bob 75 Ogburn, Donnie 144,101 c, Diane 116,117,150,151, Ogburn, Kaye 116, 117,148, 75 Ogburn, Sonny 42 Olmstead, Michael 89 Olmstead, Patricia 108 Osborn, Mary 128, 101 ovcrby, Jcff 42, 152 Owens, Owen, Owen, Owen, Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, Carolyn 108 Mike 75 Richard 75 Alan 108 Early Jesse Kay Ray Page, Sandra 75, 113 Palmer, Ronald 42 Palmer, Wayne 75 Pardue, Helen 66, 116,117,123,129, 137, 75, 113, 139,161,145 Parker, Parker, Gerald Ray 101 Parks, Nancy Parrish, Cary 130,76 Parrish. Joyce 196 8 Parrish, Shirley 123 Parrish, Terry 89, 140 Parsons, Samuel 101 Paschal, Martha 136,101 Pegram, Geneva 144,101 Persiani, Sammy 144 Peters, Warren 101 Petree, Tommy 123,130,76 Petty, Sharon 108 Petty, Richard 89 Phillips, Brenda 123,144, 101 Phillips, Robert Picket, Melinda 108 Pinnix, Brenda 136,101 Pinnix, Phyllis 142, 143, 144, 76 Pinson, Eddie 42, 57, 144, 164, 169, 170, 181 Pittman, Darlene 128,89 Pittman, Vicki 108 Plaster, Becky 108 Plemmons, Brenda 136, 142, 101, 136 Poe, Michael Edgar 144, 101 Poindexter, Lois 101 Poindexter, Sara 134, 138,76 Posey, Linda 123, 101 Poston, Gail 180, 102 Poston, Pamela Pressman, Daniel 176,102 Pressman, David 168,76, 113 Presswood, Billy 102 Prichard, David 133,135,102 Priddy, Judy 136, 151, 178,89 Pritchett, Richard 102 Pritchett, Joel 76 Proctor, Hazel 123, 102 Pruitt, Jerry 120, 130,134,184, 76, 113 Putnam, Wally 184, 76 Randleman, Dorothy 135, 102 Rash, Ronald 140,76 Redmon, Tommy 108 Redmond, David Reece, Brenda 89 Reece, Linda 89 Revels, Randy 42, 130,164,169, 17 Ricci, Christina 136,142, 160, 184, 102 1 Ricci, Jim 43,57, 125,130, 164, 168, 169, 171, 63 Richardson, Arthur Gene 108 Richardson, Paulette 128,89 Rideout, Carole 151, 164, 167, 77 Riley, Robert 176,102 Riley, Wayne 120,130,165, 174, 77 Ring, Beverly 128, 135,89, 142 Ring, Jesse 77 Robbs, Judy Roberson, Phyllis Roberts, Jim Roberts, Sara 89 Robertson, Betty Robertson, Harold 102 108 Robertson, Phyllis 89 Robinson, Thelma 144 Roebuck, Carolyn 43, 131, 134 Rogers, Carolyn 108 Ross, ,Thomas 120, 140, 89 Rule, Stan 133, 136 Rush, Linda 144 Russell, Ann 127, 128, 144 Russell, Bill 108, 105 Russell, Lester 159 Salmons, John 89 Sanders, Suella 89 Saunders, Ricky Saunders, Thurman Sawyer, Charles 108 Scales, Sandra 128 Scearce, Zerita 123,77 Alan 102 Connie 102 Dewaine 102 Sharleen 77 Schlotfeldt, Schlotfeldt, Schlotfeldt, Schlotfeldt, Scism, Frank 89 Scribner, Wanda Sue Scott, Linda 180, 102 Secrest, Billy 136, 102 Secrest, Ina Jeanette 108 Semones, Dean Semones, Mike 165, 169 Sexton, Brenda 123, 102 Shaw, Houston 89 Shaw, Richard Sheets, Doug 144,89 Shermer, Diane 135, 102 ,89 Shermer, Talmadge 123,89 Shields, Jackie 135,102 Shields, Linda 77 Shipley, Lois 43, 112, 114, 130, 134,140, 143, 149 Shook, Dolores 135 Shore, Judy 128, 180, 102 Shore, Teresa 102, 136 Shouse, Shouse, Shouse, Shouse, Shover, Shreve, Simmons, Simmons, Simmons, Simmons, 134, 146, 114 Sink, Kay 144,90 Slater, Charles 43 Sluder, Jake 103 Smith, Ann 103 Smith, Carolyn 136, 103 Dorothy Gary 43, 129,132, Sandra 102 Thomas Sandra 109 Bobbie 144,90 JoAnn 123,77 115, 134 123, Paul 144, 164, 169, 174, 77 Johnny 152,165, 169, 77 Sandra 43,61, 115,131, Smith, Allen 125, 130, 165,169,78, 175 Smith, Alvin 78 Smith, Harold 78, 145 Smitherman, William 103 Snell, Lenora 109 Snow, Ruth Southard , Southern, 171 Southern, Southern, Southern, Spainhour, Spainhour, Spainhour, Spainhour, Brenda 44, 58, 112, 115, 117, Sparks, 1 34, Sparks, Sparks, Sparks, Lana 136, 184,90 Bobby 44, 130,164,169, Geraldine 44 Larry 109 Sue 135, 103 Bonnie 123,78 Larry 123, 144 Linda 123, 151, 78 William 109 146, 63,114 Frank 44 Kaye 135, 147,184, 90 Terry 130, 134,140, 78, 145 Spaugh, Bonnie 109 Spaugh, Mike 90 Speagle, Kay 135,144,103 Speaks, John 90 Speas, Tam 135,90 Spillman, Ray 133, 90 ' Stafford, Lue 130, 140, 143, 145,78 Stafford, Sue 123, 130, 143, 78 Stanberry, Vickie 109 Stanley, Stanley, Dale 44 John 140, 143, 90 Starbuck, Lucille 123,90 Starr, Beverly 144, 90 Ste nder , Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stigall, Ste gall, Karen 45 E.L. 103 Jerry 45, 158 Pamela 140 Pat 109 Steve 78 Jackie Richard sau, Buddy 140, 109 Stout, B ernard 90 stum, John 90 Stump , Phyllis Sturn, Alana 134 Styers, Linda 45, 123, 134 Sutherla Sutherla Sutphin, Talley, nd, Faye 90 nd, Loretta 123, 144, 78 Donald 123 Douglas 109 Tarkington, Jennifer 103, 136 Taylor, Tatum, Tatuin, Taylor, Taylor, Tedder, Ronnie 176 Jackie 151, 160, 90 Sharon 128, 180, 103 Ronald 176, 103 Shirley 135, 103 Nancy 79 Templeton, Lee 128, 142, 144, 103 Tesh, Patricia 136, 144, 103 Tesh, Richard Thomas, Judy 135, 184, 90 Thomas, Pat 123,90 Thomas, Sharon Lynne 109 Thomas, Shover 103 197 Thompson, Gaynell Thompson, Marlene 103 Thompson, Richard 125,176,90 Thompson, Susie 103 Throckmorton, Claudine 128,140 Tilley, Sandra Todd, Barbara 123, 79 Tomlins on, Martha 140, 143,90 Trail, Raymond 140, 103 Trexler , omni 123, 168,176,103 Triplett, Bill Tritt, Bruce 144 Tritt, G ail 91 Trivitte, Carole 45,123, 131, 142, 1 43 , Tucker, Tuttle , Tuttle , Tuttle , Tuttle , Tuttle , Tuttle , 162 John 152, 79 Don 109 Hilda 45 Lucille 144, 91 Richard 46 Y Stephen Darrell 109 Wesley 135, 91 Underwood, James 91 Underwood, Leon 79, 144 Upchurc Vaden, Vaden, h, Marilyn 135,91 Jerry 46, 158 Wayne 153,79 ' VanWinkle , Corita Vamer, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vicky 91 Kay 144, 103 Jill 103, 135 Richard 130, 153, 79 venabie, Cliff 46, 58, 116, 119, 130 1 34, Venable Vernon, Wagner, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, 157 , Judy 46, 157,164, 167 Lloyd 109 Donny 109 Becky 103, 123 Bonnie 46,134, 123 Brenda 144, 91 Carol 104 David 91 Deborah 136, 104 Frances 123, 91 Janet 47, 122, 131, 123 Walker, Jimmy 47, 130, 152 Walker, Judy Walker, Maxine 47, 123 Wall, Norma 79 Wall, Ricky 120, 169, 91 Wallace, David 124, 164, 169, 176, 91 Wallace, Janice 47, 165, 167 Warner, Carl 140,104 Warren, Gloria 109 Watson, Brenda Watson, Janie 180,104 Watson, Larry 79 Watts, Brian 125, 176,91 Watts, Cheryl 22, 47,59,125,131, 134, 157, 164, 166, 63 Weavil, Robert 140, 143,91 2 Elmer 144, 91 Paul 91 Richard 104 Welborn, Ann 128,79 Betty 48, 158 Webster, Webster, Webster, Welborn, Welborn, jean Ann Welborn, jerry 79 Kay 149, 91 Welborn, Welborn, Wanda 123,134,160,80 Welch, Delbert 104 Welch, Edwin 82,120,136,165,169 91, 175 Welch, Larry 176,91 Welch, Shirley 48, 123, 138 West, Allen 80 West, Billy 104 West, Larry 104 West, Jimmie 104,140 Sylvia 22, 48,59,119,131,159 West, 164, 167 Westmoreland, Ann 104 Westmoreland, Betty 48, 123, 134, 139, 138 ' Westmoreland, jimmy 138, 109, 105 Westmoreland, Martha Whicker, Carol 165, 178,80 Whicker, Don 109 Whisenhunt, Jimmie 104 Whisenhunt, Sylvia 109 7 Whitaker, Lynn 109 White, Ann 144,145 White, Carol White, E.C. 140, 10'4 White, jimmy 109 White, Judy 109 White, Lynn 80 White, Mike 91 Whiteheart, Grady 80 Whiteheart, Linda 144,104 Wightman, jesse 133,143,80 Wiles, Diane 128,104 Wilkinson, Carol 151,80 Willard, Gene 144,184 Willard, Sammy 144,92 Williams, Alfred 104 Bonner 104 Williams, Williams, Buddy 153 Wilson, William Winebarger, Pat 104 Winfrey, Ronnie 133, 135, 92 Wishon, Darwin 104 Wm, sandra 128, 136, 140, 143,104 Wolfe, Robert 49, 112, 129,134,140 Wolfe, Scott Wolfington, Wolfington, Wombaugh, Wombaugh, Wombaugh, Ronnie 136, 104 Steve 49, 164 Bobby 49, 130 1 Don Opal 104 Wood, Billy 140, 92 Wood, Mike 176, 104 Woodall, Don 133,135,104 Woods, Charles Woollen, David 109 Woolen, Marie 130,144 Wooten, Becky 104 Worrell, Gary 49, 125, 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