New Hope High School - Nuhosca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

K t iA iL M k if M ]A UB ' fl na i W y mr o i 1 D4 oM :tfu. o 4. if) y ui 1 a) ( ( ' w x. p Xi- CH 5 Li5 X ' PS ' (Xcx- . u (rV L AH, (1 ( JCCTbXUj c Published by Senior Class J ew Mope High Sehool. Koute 4, Qoldsbow , J orth Carolina foreword All the world ' s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. Contents I Title V Classes II Foreword VI Activities III Dedication VII Athletics IV Administration VIII Advertisements T)edicatm For his hard work, untiring spirit, and inspiring friendliness to all, we, the members of the senior class, dedicate the 1963 NUHOSCA to Mr. J. S. King. This is but an humble effort to show our appreciation for his leadership from which we at New Hope have profited so much. 3 Our Stage 4 ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it is twice blesTd — It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE School Committee Mr. Winston Best (Secretary) Mrs. Theodore Smith Mr. Carl Mewborn (Chairman) Mr. Russell G. Spence Mr. Roland Webber (not pictured) The School Committee, although it is not seen by the students in everyday school life, is the guiding force by which our school functions. It has, at all times, the wel- fare of the school and student body in mind. Committee members give of their time unselfishly to serve the school in order that the needs of students may be met. The service they render helps to make our school one of which we can be proud. 6 PRINCIPAL Mr. J. S. King SECRETARY Mrs. Wallace Godwin MR. HOWARD ANDREWS B.S. Degree, Citadel. Science, P.E., Soc. St. MR. SIDNEY HART, JR. B.S . Degree, U. N . C. Math MR. KENNETH NEAL B.S. Degree, E. C. C. Social Studies faculty MRS. JILL CARRAWAY A.B. Degree, W.C.U.N.C. English MRS. KATHLEEN DUDLEY A.B. Degree, Duke U. Librarian MR. JOE HINSON B.S. Degree, State Science MRS. ELIZABETH KNEESHAW A.B. Degree, E.C.C. Home Economics FHA Adviser MRS. TEMPIE PIERCE A.B. Degree, Wake Forest English MRS. BETTY WEBBER A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Business Education MRS. JOSEPHINE HAJJAR Second Part of Baccalau- reate Greece Orthodox C. of Damascus French MR. WAYNE KNEESHAW B.S. Degree, Florida U. Agriculture, Shop FFA Adviser MRS. ELLEN WEST A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Bus . Ed. , Soc. St. Health MRS. NELLIE ARANT B.S. Degree, W.C.C. Third Grade MRS. FRANCES DAVIS A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Fifth Grade MRS. MARY GARRIS A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Seventh Grade MISS JOYCE BARWICK B.S. Degree. A.C.C. Sixth Grade MRS. ADA B. BELL Primary A Certificate First Grade MRS. ALICE FINCH A.B. Degree, A.C.C. First Grade MISS RUBY FOYLES B.A. Degree, F.M.C. Second Grade MRS. SARAH HERNDON A.B. Degree, W.C.U.N.C. Fourth Grade- MR. MORRIS JESTER B.O. Degree, G.C. Eighth Grade MRS. IRMA BLANN A.B. Degree. A.C.C. First Grade MR. DALE GAINEY A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Eighth Grade MRS. JUDY JONES B.S. Degree, E.C.C. First Grade MRS. MARY P. KING B.S. Degree, T.C. Sixth Grade MRS. MARY T. KING A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Eighth Grade MRS. PEGGY MARTIN B.A. Degree, A.C.C. Second Grade MRS. WILMA MONSEES B.S. Degree, A.S.T.C. Third Grade MRS. JESSE MO YE A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Second Grade MRS. ANNETTE PATE B.S. Degree, E.C.C. Fifth Grade MRS. ARVILLE SAULS A.B. Degree, A.C.C. Fourth Grade MRS. HELEN SAVAGE A.B. Degree, A.C.C. First Grade MISS MOLLIE THIGPEN A.B. Degree, E.C.C. Seventh Grade MRS. MARCELINE TUCKER B.S. Degree, A.C.C. Third Grade MRS. ELSIE TURNER B.S. Degree, A.C.C. Fifth Grade MRS. HADILENE YELVERTON A.B. Degree, E.C.C. Second Grade Sermons in stones, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE 12 BOBBY STRICKLAND TONY BRILL BETTY JO GARRIS BOBBY DAUGHTRY Senior Class Officers President BOBBY STRICKLAND Vice-President - TONY BRILL Secretary BETTY JO GARRIS Treasurer BOBBY DAUGHTRY BARBARA FAYE ANDERSON As a cure for worrying, work is better than whisky. ' FHA 1-3; School Paper 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramural Sports 4. IDA ROSE ANDERSON My true love hath my heart, and I hath his, FHA 1-4; Class Officer 1,2; Basketball 1-4; FHA Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; Fash- ion Show Winner 2; Valentine Queen 3; Superlative 4 CAROLYN BEST Matrimony is the state that allows a woman to work eighteen hours a day. FHA 1; Annual Staff 4; School Paper 4; Intramural Team 4. EDWARD EARL BEST Girls! Can you think of anything more interest ing in school than girls? Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; FFA 1-4. REBECCA JEAN BOYD The world uncertain comes and goes, the lower rooted - stays. FHA 1-4; Cheerleader 1; Home Experience Award 1 Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; FHA Secretary 3; FHA Vice-President 4; Student Council Representative 2; Student Trainer 2; Fashion Show Winner 2. WALTER ANTON BRILL I laugh and the class laughs, but I go to the office alone. Football 1; Track Team 1; Basketball 1,3; FFA 1; Class Officer 4; Superlative 4. DONALD BRYAN They who have nothing have little to fear, nothing to lose, or gain. Class President 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Music Club 1; Student Council Representative 2; Master of Cere- monies (Talent Show) 3; Superlative 4. GARY CLARK CORBETT A little bit of love is like a little bit of help - it goes a L-O-N-G way. FFA 1,2,4; Intramural Sports 4; 4-H 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4. CAROL ANNE GORMAN I would rather make my name than inherit it. Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Superlative 4. BOBBY DAUGHTRY Okay, teacher, you can talk now. I ' m through. ' FFA 2,4; 4-H 1-4; Class Officer 4; Superlative 4. BECKY DODSON The next day is never so good as the day before. Student Council Representative 1; School Police Force 1; School Paper 4. KATIE CAROLYN EDWARDS By the work one knows the workman. Civics Class President 1; FHA 2; Beta Club 3.4; Fashion Show Winner 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Beta Club Vice-President 3; Beta Club President 4; Editor of Annual 4. LUBY MATSELL EDWARDS Most cocktail lounges are half lit to match the patrons. FFA 1-3; Track Team 1; Intramurals 4; Student Council Representative 4; Glee Club 1,3; Art Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4. NANCY YVONNE EDWARDS Men should be what they seem. FHA 1-4; Intramural Sports 4. JANET ELLIOTT I ' m like the weather - almost unpredictable. FHA 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Intramural Sports 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. WINDLE FRED FUTRELLE The more we arg ' ed the question, the more we didn ' t agree. FFA 1.2; Annual Staff 4. BETTY JO GARRIS Behind every man is a woman - and she usually catches him. ” FHA 1; 4-H 2; Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 4; School Paper 4; Counselor Worker 3; Superlative 4. NORALETTA KAY GODFREY To itch is human; to scratch is divine. FHA 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2; Superlative 4. JACKIE ALENE GRAY It ' s alright to live it up if you can live it down.” Basketball 1-4; FHA 1-4; FHA Officer 4; FFA Ban- quet Waitress 1; Superlative 4. JUDITH ANN GRAY Sometimes a man can switch dates from a blonde to a red-head and never change girls. Class Officer 1; FHA 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4. RONALD GRAY Don ' t let my silence fool you, I have my share of fun, too. FFA 1; Photography Club 4. WILLIE DWIGHT GRAY If all our wishes were gratified, most of our pleas- ures would be destroyed. Class Officer 3; World Peace Theme Winner 3; Amer- ican History Award 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4. LINWOOD EARL GURLEY Everyone is as God made him, and often a great deal worse. FFA 1-3; School Paper 4; Superlative 4. THOMAS NATHAN HANCHEY A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pic- tures of silver, FFA 1; Class Officer 1; Baseball 1-2,4; Basketball 2-4; Bus Driver 3,4; President of Student Body 4; Superlative 4. 15 DARWIN HERRING Silence is a mark of wisdom; but who ' s silent? FFA 1-4; Substitute Bus Driver 2; Bus Driver 3. WILLIAM HOPTON HINNANT Girls may kill me, but what a happy way to die. Bus Driver 4; Intramurals 4. RICHARD CARL HINSON While we live, let ' s live in clover, for when we ' re dead, we ' re dead all over. FFA 1-4; 4-H 1-3; Tobacco Grading Team 1,4; Bus Monitor 3,4; Baseball 3; J.V. Basketball Team 3; Intramurals 4. LYNDA KAY JOHNSON I ' m small but dynamite comes in small packages. FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1-3; 4-H 1; French Club 2; Li- brarian 3,4; Annual Staff 4. STANLEY HERBERT KEEL Those who try to do something and fail are defi- nitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. Basketball 2-4; Intramurals 4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 3; Marshal 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Photographer 4; Monogram Club 4; Superlative 4. DONALD STAN LANG DON I have a healthy regard for work; I can sit and watch it all day. Track 1; School Play 1; Wrestling 2; Student Gov- ernment 1; Intramurals 4; Football 2. GARY CHARLES LINDSEY I know, ' cause I ' m here to tell you. FFA 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Intramurals 4. EDNA FAYE LONG A little mischief now and then is good for anyone FHA 1,2; Fashion Show Winner 1; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Superla- tive 4. JANE KAY MARTIN The sweetest joy, the wildest woe is love. FHA 1-4; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Intramurals 4. MILDRED ELIZABETH MOORE Stealing a kiss may be petty larceny but sometimes it ' s grand. 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2,4; Fashion Show Winner 1,2; Jun- ior Homemakers Degree 1; Cheerleader 1-4; Junior- Senior Waitress 2; Intramurals 4; Superlative 4. ALICE FAYE PARKS I have often regretted my speech, never my silence, FHA 1-4. OSBORNE GLENN PARKS Remember this, - that very little is needed to make a happy life. 4-H 1-3; Bus Driver 2-4; J.V. Basketball 3; Intra- murals 4. DANNY SHELTON RHODES If his brain was as big as his stomach, we ' d have another Einstein. Baseball 1-3; Basketball 2-4; Glee Club 2; Junior Show 3; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; Intra- murals 4. HARRY THOMAS ROGERS Good luck is a lazy man ' s estimate of a worker ' s success. FFA 1; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2-4; Math Club 2. BETTY RUTH ROUSE Love alone sets the world in motion. FHA 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Fashion Show Winner 1; Li- brarian 2,4; Bus Monitor 3,4; French Club 2; Annual Staff 4. JOSEPH RAY ROUSE Pleasures are more powerful than all fear of the penalty. FFA 1; 4-H 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 3; Intramurals 4. 17 DOROTHY JEAN SANDERS They say it can ' t be done - but I can do it! FHA 1-4; FTA 1; Class Officer 1; Junior-Senior Wait- ress 1; Popularity Queen 2; French Club 2; Miss Holi- day Season 3; Miss Nev Hope 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Monitor 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; School Police Force 1; Superlative 4; Office Worker 4; Librarian 2. ALBERTA JEAN SAULS Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. FHA 1; Annual Staff 4. DARIUS ALTON SMITH The Universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it. FFA 1-3; 4-H 1-3; FFA Vice-President; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Tobacco Grading Team 2,4; Superlative 4. DENNIS ONEAL SMITH It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Band 1; FFA 4; 4-H 2,3; Intramurals 4; Tractor Driving Contest 4, GLENDA MARCINE SMITH The only graceful way to accept an insult is to top it. FHA 1-3; Glee Club 1,2; Librarian 2,3; Junior Home- makers Degree 1; School Paper 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 4. GRACE ELAINE SMITH You can! If you think you can. FFA 1-4; 4-H 2; Annual Staff 4; Office Worker 2, JAMES WALTER SMITH Let every man be master of time till seven at night. FFA 1-4; 4-H 3. LINDA FAYE SMITH Worry never cured an ill, solved a problem, nor paid a bill; so what good is it? Class Officer 1,2; Wayne County Fair Queen; FHA 1-4; FHA Officer 2; Junior Homemakers Degree; Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 4; Marshal 3; Junior- Senior Waitress 1; Superlative 4. 18 LINDA GAIL SMITH Before marriage a girl embraces a man; after mar- riage she puts the squeeze on him. FHA 1-4; Librarian 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. ELEANOR LORRAINE SMITH The best prophet of the future is the past. Annual Staff 4. PAULETTE RUTH SMITH It is so soon that I am done for, I wonder what I was begun for. Glee Club 1-3; FHA 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Class Officer 2; FHA Officer 3; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4. LINDA FAYE STAFFORD He who is lucky in love, should never play cards, FHA 1; 4-H 2; Basketball 3. Picture Not Available MARVIN DWIGHT TAYLOR We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have. 4-H 1-3; FFA 3,4; Intramurals 4. BARBARA ANN TRIPLETT Be careful what you do in the future, or you will be sorry one day. Basketball 1-4; FHA 1-4; Softball 3; Annual Staff 4. BRENDA MAE STARNES A woman cries before the wedding; the man after- wards. FHA 1,2; 4-H 1,2; French Club 2; Librarian 3; An- nual Club 4; School Paper 4. ROBERT WYATT STRICKLAND I am not one of those who believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. 4-H 1; Basketball 2-4; Class Officer 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Intramurals 4; Ahnual Staff 4; Superlative 4. 19 JUDY DIANE WHEELESS The heart is a place to store the little cherished things that fall from the tree of romance. FHA 1-3; Basketball Scorekeeper 3; Annual Staff 4. MILFORD DENNIS WILSON My brain is like a week old baby, it ' s little and weak. FFA 1-4; Tobacco Judging 1,2; Tool Judging 1,2; ■Bus Driver 3,4; Intramurals 4. ANNETTE WORRELL James, James, hold the ladder steady!” FHA 1,2; 4-H 3; Basketball 1-3; Class Officer 2. JOYCE MARIE WORRELL There is nothing certain except the unforseen. Annual Staff 4. JAMES DIXON ROUSE It ' s better to remain silent, and let people think you are a fool than to speak up and remove the doubt. FFA 1; Photography Club 4. juniors President — - MILDRED DANIELS Vice-President - - - TIM DAW Secretary - - - SHARON RADABOUGH Treasurer GAIL COKER Mildred D Sharon Radabough Gail Coker Clifton Anderson Jo Ann Best Max Best Jean Cobb Gail Coker Bernard Daniels Linda Daniels Mildred Daniels Tim Daw Angela Hall Kenneth Herring Alice Holland 21 Evelyn Jackson Gloria Jackson Eric Johnson Ben Jones Bessie Jones Delores Lancaster Dolly Lancaster Earl Lindsey Jack McIntyre Pauline Minshew Connie Mitchell Linda Price Sharon Radabough Linwood Sauls Annie Ruth Smith Geraldine Smith Mac Stewart Joan Strickland Linda Summerlin Rex Thompson Gregory Turnage Loroyce Wells Kermit Whitley Carolyn Williams NOT PICTURED 22 James Closson Linda Lee Edsel Sullivan John Worrell Kay Smith Carol Stemcosky Curtis Tripp Sophomores President - - - RAYBURN UZZELL Vice-President - - - CHARLIE WHITLEY Secretary - - - PEGGY GRAY Treasurer - - - JIMMY STROUD Rayburn U Charlie W Jimmy S Dorothy Anderson Vernon Anderson Madge Barrow Judy Best Tom Best Ann Boyd Donald Brown Earl Cruse Annette Daniels Katherine Davis Johnnie Edwards Betty Ezzell Gail Garris Debra Gay Billy Gray Julia Gray Peggy Gray Linda Ham Eddie Hare Ernest Harrell Durwood Herring Darrell Hinnant Harry Hinson Polly Howell Robert Hyde David Kennedy Joan Lancaster Linda Lancaster Steve Langston Gene McKeel sheila Neumann Jessie Parks Buddy Parrish Micky Phillips Gregory Potter Sammy Rabon Ed Rackley Joy Raynes Vicki Reneau Thomas Roberts Linda Rogers Gloria Sauls Kenneth Sauls Alton Smith Ann Smith Dalton Smith Elizabeth Smith Helen Smith Karen Smith Nancy Smith Pa trick Smith Peggy Smith Rachel Smith Elizabeth Smyk Franklin Spence Jimmy Stroud Ann Summerlin Bud Summerlin Alma Sutton Joan Sutton Lillie Teel Danny Thomas Beckie Teitloff Janine Uzzell Rayburn Lfzzell Ray Walker Charlie Whitley Dicky Wiggins Rixie Wilkerson Regis Wilson Harold Wright NOT PICTURED George Lewis JrcskmeH President — - BONNIE HILL Vice-President - - - BONNIE STRICKLAND Secretary — - EDITH THOMPSON Treasurer — - THOMAS SMITH Bonnie H, Bonnie S. Edith T. Thomas S, Esther Aycock David Bargoil Merita Barnes Margaret Best Winifred Biggs Linda Bird Steve Boyette Estell Brown George Buck Annie Butts Emily Butts Willie Butts Roy Lee Colvin James R. Capps Ronnie Coker Tony Creech Jo Ann Cruse Evelyn Daly Betsy Edwards Trudy Fitt s Nancy Flora Betty Jean Gary Mickey Gray Charlotte Grimes James Guilliams Michael Hall Benny Herring Edith Herring Bonnie Hill Diane Hill Donnie Hill Carleton Hinnant Linda Kay Hinson Mary E. Hyde Johnny Jackson Betsy Kennedy Terril C. King Gary Lancaster Harold Lancaster Janice Lee Jo Ann Matthews Rita C. Matthews Clare McCrea Gale McIntyre Eula Gray Minshew Dolly Mozingo James Mozingo David Neumann Brenda Newell Linda F. Outlaw Pete Parks B. J. Person Gloria Price Ronnie Raynes Barbara Roberts Patsy Sauls Bobby Smith Donald Smith Ella Jean Smith Meredith Smith Thomas Smith Vicky Smith Cornelia Sullivan James Summerlin Edith Thompson Wiley Thompson Wilton Tippett Joe Turner Gloria Tyndall Glenda Uzzell Jeanette Uzzell Tony Vanderburg Edith Wade Keith Wade Cynthia Warren Betty Watson Kay Wheeless Sandra Wheeler Thomas Whisnant Gail Williams Tywanna Wilkerson Janet Worrell NOT PICTURED Paul Best Bennie Williford Bill Denning James Prosser Billy Teel Bonnie Strickland Charles Teel Alfred Parks Delmus Walker Sandra Smith Larry Lee Robert Mozingo President — - JUDY PINER Vice-President - - - EULA LANCASTER Secretary — - SHERLENE GARRIS Treasurer - - - KATHY HARE Judy P. Eula L. SherleneG. Kathy H, Doyce Barnes Jimmy Barnes Leslie Batson William Beasley Jimmy Best Reta Bradshaw Rescue Bradshaw Doris Brooker Mabry Brooker Sheila Brown Janice Butler Jimmy Butts Rose Mary Butts Thomas Carroway Debbie Carter Janet Carter Donnie Casey Patsy Casey Jerry Coker Judy Cook James Corbett David Cruse Faye Cruse Carol Daly John Daniels Douglas Edwards Bonnie Elliott James Ellis James Ezzell Sterling Fallin James Futrelle Karon Garris Sherlene Garris Kenneth Godfrey Dwight Grady Portia Grant Francis Gray James Ham Sharon Hanchey Kathy Hare Thomas Hare Billy Harrison Fred Harvell Gary Hill Linwood Hines Ginger Jackson Bruce Kennedy Susan Kornegay Earl Lancaster Eula Lancaster Mike Lancaster Linda Lane Diane Lynch Faye Mewborn Kaye Mewborn Donald Milligan Stella Minshew Karl Newell Chris Newman Jimmy Newsome Karon Overholt Ava Jean Owens Edgar Perry Starr Phillips Judy Piner Connie Price Larry Prosser Katherine Rarick Gary Rollins Vicki Roof Ann Sauls Brenda Sauls Kay Sauls William Sauls Judy Sloan Bobby Smith Bonnie Smith 28 Gloria Smith Shelby Smith Tonie Smith Tony O. Smith John Stanley Annie Stroud Linda Stroud Benjiman Sullivan Brenda Summerlin Dean Taylor J. C. Uzzell Connie Wade Yvonne Wade George Walker Douglas Wiggins Linda Wilson NOT PICTURED Don Edwards Ray Smith Harold Coltrane Michael Overholt Willard Smith Paul Anderson Billy Ashury Cathy Bailey Gloria Brown Paul Buckner Brenda Caraway Ronnie Castle Mary Colvin Kathy Creech Ray Daniels Dorothea Dippert Bobby Edwards Glenn Edwards Velma Fallin Mahala Flora William Gary Rachel Gay Brenda Ginn Charlene Grady Teresa Gurley Kaye Hare Susan Hardy Greg Herring Carl Hill Linda Hill Wayne Hinnant Andrew Holland David Hyde Seventh Qrade 29 Max Isler Ted Ivey Clinton Jackson Danny Johnson Michael Kennedy Ronnie Langston Betty Lee Roger Lewis Pat Lindsey Diane McCrea Bill McGowen Theresa Milligan Ruby Jean Mozingo Sharron Mozingo A1 Musgrave Debbie Nickens Mary Ann Parks Robert Peele Kay Pelt Linda Radford Gayle Rogers Gail Sasser Glenn Smith Jarvis Smith Sheila Smith Thomas Stafford Beth Strickland Ronnie Teachey Erlinda Tercero Linda Tipton Don Tyndall Peggy Tyndall Jerry Vandiford Libby Vinson Jimmy Walker Gaynelle Waters Jimmy Webber Margret West Diana Wiggins Rita Williams Martha Williford NOT PICTURED Steve Gooding Bobby Martin Ronnie Nobles Charles Tripp Gladys Smith Pete Smith Billy Aldridge Horace Anderson Timothy Andrews Diane Barnes Carol Batson Needham Beasley Kathy Bockenhauer 30 William Branton Margaret Brown Bill Buckner William Caraway- Alexia Castle Mary Chaffin Sandra Cook Janice Coombs Sally Crawford Kenneth Cruse William Cruse Beth Deans Pamela Edwards Dennis Gardner Derry Garris Don Garris Dalphine Gooding Vicky Grady Brenda Gray Eleanor Gray Kathy Gurley Terri Haskill Fred Herring Jewel Herring John Herring Warren Herring Darlene Holland Debra Howell Richard Johnson Donald Kearney Dean Kennedy DeLena Lancaster David Lane Jerry Lee Deloris Mabry Walter Minshew Debra Mitchum Sharon Mitchell Cathy Mozingo Steve Murphy Debra Myrick Billy Newell Glenn Outlaw Frederic Overholt Maxine Overman Joan Peele Susan Pelt Vickie Pinnix Ricky Price Keith Smith Kent Smith Joan Smith Louellen Smith Randy Smith Rose Smith Sandra Smith 31 Vicki Smith Frances Stroud Frankie Sutton Jerry Sutton Sue Sutton Gail Taylor Nell Thompson Wayne Turner David Uzzell David Walker Eugene Walker Deborah Waters Bobby Webber Doris Wells Don Wilkerson Karen Wilson Lamont Wilson Mike Woodard Stanley Woodson NOT PICTURED Ben Gooding Annette Smith Faye Etheridge Ivey Stroud Monte Uzzell Don Albritton Beverly Barber Roger Bedford Charles Best Rudy Blalock David Boyette John Bradshaw George Branton Bill Britt Barbara Casey Harriette Casey Rebecca Cash Jimmy Cauthen Glen Clampitt Cathy Coker Dwight Corbett Sandra Corbett Tommy Cranford Keith Daly Lillie Daly Bennette Daniels Jack Eason Diane Edwards Tommy Edwards Virgil Edwards Dean ' Edmundson Jacklyn Focht Phillip Gardner 32 Becky Garren Treva Gray Trudy Gray Johnny Gurley Ava Hamaker Jimmy Hardy Teddy Harris Sherwin Herring Steve Hinnant Michael Hoard Cathy Honaker Betty Hyde Danny Jackson Mary Johnson Paula Johnson Rex Kearney Timothy Kearney Carl Lancaster Judy Lancaster Michael Lancaster David Lane Ronnie Lindsey Johnny Matthews Laura McCrea Danny Minshew Jerry Mitchell Craig Newman Jo Ann Newsome Jerry Peele Janet Phelps Pam Piner Dale Poling Eugene Pope Rhonda Radabough Patricia Radford Charlene Rarick Sharon Roberts Jimmy Rogers Eunice Rouse Douglas Sauls Charles Smith Diane Smith Keith Smith Linda Smith Roger Smith Zeb Smith Margaret Strickland Roy Strickland Brenda Taylor Ronnie Wahab Bob Walker Debra Walkdr Deborah Wheeler Louise Williford Mary Wilson Mike Woodard NOT PICTURED Stephanie Sawyer Kenneth Smith Wanda Daniels Randy Fields Sherry Wilkersoh Cathy Turnage fourth Qrade Ronnie Anderson Lu Ann Andrews Bill Barnes Deborah Barnes Kay Best Sheldon Biggs Carol Bird Donna Boykin Sue Bradley Danny Buck Debra Carlyle Joe Cleghorn Debbie Coltrane William Craig Steve Culberth Mira Dail Jimmy Daniels Brenda Eason Danny Eason Mary Edwards Priscillia Edwards Sandra Garren Cathie Garris Edsel Garris Sarah Garris Gene Gary Fawn Goree Rhonda Grant Rebecca Grubb David Guilliams Eddie Hamaker Vickie Haskel Daniel Haskill Virginia Head Henry Herndon Glenn Herring Gloria Herring Tory Hill Phillis Hinson Dixie Jackson Charles Johnson Johnny Johnston Michael Kea Kraig Kennedy Sandra King Steve Lancaster Ben Lane Peggy Lee Sharon McCracken Vicky Malpass Marshall Melvin Betty Mozingo Peggy Musgrave Cherry Neel Debra Newell Brenda Newsome 34 Linda Newsome Deborah Outlaw Duane Overholt Sammy Parrish J. 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Peele Michael Peele Wanda Phillips Johnnie Price Linda Reeves Jenny Rollins Debra Schafer Ricky Schutte Sandra Sheppard Kim Sloan Susan Small Dwight Smith Nadine Smith Susann Smith Terry Smith George Spragg Needham Stroud David Teitloff Michael Thomas Bonnie Lue Tipton Thomas Uzzell Tony Walker Peggy Wheeler Ann White Terry Wilkerson Michael Williford Jerry Woodard Gloria Woodson NOT PICTURED Deborah Denning Bruce Gary Ronnie Martin Cindy Lou Adams Betty Jo Albritton Roxanne Allphin Ernest Anderson Dick Bargoil Anne Beasley Donald Best Johnny Best Deborah Boykin Pat Boykin Judy Buckner Connie Sue Butcher Pamela Butts Ronnel Butts Zhird Qmde 35 Beverly Casey Kathy Cleghorn Annelle Colevins Alan Corbett Mike Cranford Woody Creech Sylvia Daniels Donald Davis Dianne Dudley Gary Eason Delmar Edwards Donnie Edwards Ralph Edwards Thelma Edwards Debbie Ehrlich Jimmy Fallin Warren Finch Iris Fincher Jeff Focht Michael Gardner Eugene Garris Margaret Goree Keith Grady Loraine Grady Royce Gray William Grimes Debra Grubb Gary Gurley John Haskill Martha Herndon Ted Holland Vickie Howell Bob Ivey Darrell Kerr Barry King Cullen King Steven King Bobby Kopp Carrie Lancaster Thlanda Lancaster Sallie Dianne Lane Sandra Carol Lane Karen Lynch Janie Matsey Barbara McCrea Irma McGowen Mertha McGrath Clay Minshew Deborah Montague Dennis Morse Kim Mozingo Trudy Mozingo Connie Newsome Marsha Osborne Sharon Peele Jackie Pope 36 Stephen Radford Stan Robinson Rodney Sawyer Renae Shoemaker Lorri Lynn Sloan Deborah Smith Eugene Smith Guy Berry Smith J. 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Smith Keith Smith Richard Smith Teresa Smith Angela Sparks Miriam Stanley Richard Stewart Marianna Strickland Nancy Sugg Brenda Summerlin Carlton Ray Taylor Philip Taylor Sharon Teachey Ellen Teitloff Gary Thomas Norma Tipton Larry Toler Dale Vinson Danny Vinson Patsy Walker Terri Walker William Earl Waters Elane Watson Garland West Eddie Whitley Annie Ruth Wilson Sharon Wilson NOT PICTURED Johnny Allsbrook Ronnie Carter Patricia Daniels Phyllis Isler Billy Allen Patricia Anderson Mark Bargoil Joe Barnes Beverly Benton James Michael Best Myra Best Second Qrade iTVf 37 Timothy Ray Best Waite Best, Jr. Michael Bird Victor Blalock Terry Bockenhauer Sheryl Brown Ralph Eugene Butcher Elvin Butts Gerald Ike Carter Alex Ralph Casey Alice Cauthen Cheryl Wynn Coe Helen Colevins Steve Colleto Lewis Correll Earl Curtis Crawford Gail Crowe Gloria Ann Grumpier Janet Lynn Daniels Randell Davis Ricky Davis Vickie Davis Wanda Rose Davis Jeffery Deans Michael Dudley Kenneth Eason Sue Fail Billy Fallen Teresa Finch John Lee Garris Ricky Sherwood Gay Donnie Ginn Shirley Marie Gooding Larry Grady Douglas Kim Gray Jerry Lee Gray Sharon Rose Gray Lou Ann Gregory Gary Guilliams Cornelius Hanchey Rayburn Hare Joanne Harris Pamela Harvell William Herring Susan Dianne Hines Debbie Hodnett Linda Gail Holland Gail Howell David Johnston Jenny Kearney Sheila Kerr Cathy Lancaster Kenneth Jerry Lane Rebecca Lee Edward Long Zachary Byron Lucas 38 Frank Cecil Matsey Gary Matsey George McCain Robert John McIntyre Vicki Melvin Tommy Moseley Debora Mozingo Ronald Neal Wanda Newell Harold Newsome Randy Newsome Carlton Parks Carol Lynn Peele Theodore Pembleton Susan Poling Beth Powell Jane Rene Ramsey Jimmie Riegel Sandra Riverbark Gayle Sauls Allen Sellers James Sheppard Glenn Shivar Dennis Shorter Dianne Smith Jimmy Smith Johnny Mack Smith Marcell Smith Ray Smith Roger Smith Sandra Smith Edgar Stafford David Stelly Sabrina Strickland Monika Sutherland Rose Sutton Robert Dale Turnage James Alton Tyndall Lou Gurley Uzzell Lu Anne Uzzell Fred Wade Richard Walker Sheila Walker Mike Welch Paulette West Tim Wheeless Wilma Jane Whittington Sandra Williford Katherine Woodard Marshall Wayne Woodard 39 Tirst Qrade Bonnie Allen Cindy Allen Ruthie Kay Anderson Bennie Wade Ashworth Lynn Barber Michael Bonham Jack Bradshaw Henry Branton Harold Braswell Lacy Britt Johnny Carter George Casey Debbie Cauthen Jackie Champlin Lola Jean Champlin Joyce Clampitt Robert Cook Keith Coombs Susan Coor Sharon Corbett Donna Crawford Rebna Culbreth Ben Daniels Jeffrey Davis Jimmy De La Cruz Sandra Duncan Jan Edmundson Gwendolyn Edwards Sue Edwards David Fields Suzanne Fields Lisa Fincher Jan Flora Helen Franks Elaine Garris Brenda Gary Robert Gary Evelyn Godfrey Steve Grady Debra Graham Denise Graham Timothy Grant Pamela Gray Debbie Gurley Eddie Gurley Sadie Gurley Teresa Harris Debbie Harrison Ernest Lee Head Linda Head Tommy Herndon Elton Herring Janet Rose Herring Nelson Herring Gary Milton Hill 40 Theresa Holland Mary Jane Honaker Bonnie Katrina Howell Minnie Mae Howell Patricia Lynn Huggins Dwight Kearney Brent King Esther Lynn Lancaster Donna Kay Lee Michael Lee Bruce Lothe Gregoria Loveria James Daughtry Mabry Douglas Marlowe Michael McCain Albert McCrea, Jr. Hubert Minshew, Jr. George Molson James Timothy Mosley Bennie Jo Mozingo Hughy Daly Mozingo Teresa Mozingo Teresa Mullins Michael Myrich Warren Naibert Cheryl Newman Patricia Nickens Andy Overman Michael Parrish Clark Parsons Mary Carol Parsons George Peele Michael Peele Pamela Peele Thomas Henry Powell Jeffrey Radford Vickie Ramsey Michael Reeves Angela Reigel Alan Robinson Donna Routh David Salotky Sandra Sauls Freddy Sheppard Timothy C. Sills Mark Six Cynthia Smith Debbie Smith Randy Smith Robert Carson Smith Sheila Smith Gregory Warren Spragg Gloria Stafford William Stallings Douglas Stanley Bob Stocks 41 Larry Strickland Bobby Stroud Allie Sullivan Paula Sutton Mike Thomas Carolyn Tipton David Tomlinson Gary Trammell Cheryl Truss George Vinson, Jr. Cheryl Walker David Walston, Jr. Glenda Waters Peggy Webber Connie Whaley Sherry Whaley Ricky Williams Sandra Wilson William Joseph Wilson Donald Worrell Danny Yates Deborah Yelverton NOT PICTURED Joyce Smith 42 Uest Personality JUDY GRAY GARY CORBETT Shakespeare Says-. Pest All Around MILDRED MOORE DARIUS SMITH Wittiest KAY GODFREY TONY BRILL Jt Js the Stars, Most Zalented CAROL ANNE GORMAN STANLEY KEEL Most Athletic JACKIE GRAY THOMAS HANCHEY Zhe Stars Most Jntellcctml EDNA FAYE LONG WILLIE GRAY 46 friendliest DOROTHY SANDERS LINWOOD GURLEY Move Us Mest Cooking LINDA FAYE SMITH BOBBY DAUGHTRY 47 Most Popular ROSE ANDERSON DONALD BRYAN Qomn Our Condition KING LEAR, ACT IV, SCENE III Most Cikely to Succeed BETTY JO GARRIS BOBBY STRICKLAND 48 - Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE Student Council The Student Council is the link between the faculty and the student body. It is based on democratic ideals, and it is through the Student Council that students develop high standards of leadership and a sense of democ- racy. Homeroom representatives and officers are: Peggy Gray, Gail Garris, Carolyn Wil- liams, Nancy Smith, Darius Smith, Tim Daw, Judy Finer, Sherlene Garris, Gail Williams, Thomas Hanchey, Matt Edwards. The advisors are Mr. King and Mr. An- drews. PRESIDENT Thomas Hanchey President, Thomas Hanchey Vice President, Carolyn Williams Secretary, Gail Garris Treasurer, Peggy Gray Members of the Student Council from the various clubs, homerooms, and the officers are: Peggy Gray, Gail Garris, Carolyn Williams, Deloris Lancaster, Nancy Smith, Judy Finer, Sherlene Garris, Evelyn Jackson, Gail Williams, Judy Best, Linda Price, Stanley Keel, Thomas Hanchey, Gary Corbett, Bobby Strickland, Darius Smith, Tim Daw, Matt Edwards. Advisors are: Mr. King and Mr. Andrews 50 Kus Drivers Willie Gray Thomas Hanchey Bernard Daniels Jimmy Stroud Linwood Sauls Edsel Sullivan Bobby Strickland Glenn Parks William Hinnant Ben Jones Dennis Wilson Gary Lindsey Joe Rouse Stanley Keel Each day fourteen buses transport 1058 students an average of 367 miles to and from school. The duty of each of these bus drivers is to carry these students with the utmost caution and care. This responsibility lies not only with the drivers, but with the students, parents, and all others concerned. Everyone should do his duty to make his job safe. Office Practice The aims and purposes of office practice are to familiarize the students who are taking it with the general routine of office work. Jackie Gray Faye Long James Closson Pauline Minshew Dot Sanders Rose Anderson Kay Godfrey Judy Gray Barbara Triplett Mildred Moore Linda Lee Jo Ann Best Becky Boyd Stanley Keel Bessie Jones Betty Jo Garris Linda Faye Smith Jane Martin Yvonne Edwards 7.M.A. The Future Homemakers of America is the na- tional organization of girls who are studying home- making in high school. The over -all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. FHA officers are: President, Judy Best; Vice Pres- ident, Becky Boyd; Secretary, Alma Sutton; Treas- urer, Ann Summerlin; Parliamentarian, Ann Boyd; Reporter, Gail Garris; Historian, Jackie Gray; Song Leader, Carolyn Williams; Pianist, Linda Daniels; Advisor, Mrs. Kneeshaw. Sew it straight. It’s terrible! Just a little more salt. We ' re learning! Time for class. That’s right! The primary aim of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Future Farmers of America follow the motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. FFA officers are: President, Gary Corbett; Vice President, Darius Smith; Secretary, Linwood Sauls; Treasurer, James Smith; Reporter, Tim Daw; Sen- tinel, Alton Smith; Advisor, Mr. Kneeshaw. eta Club As a member of the Beta Club and as a citizen of my com- munity, state, and nation, I believe in and shall strive to promote the principles of: Indus- triousness, Responsibility, Co- operation, Humility, Service, Justice, Honesty, and Charity. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Carolyn Edwards • - - Stanley Keel - - - Becky Boyd Joan Strickland ■ Evelyn Jackson Marshals Works of the intellectual are great only by comparison with the others. Marshals are chosen from the Junior class. The honor of being Chief Marshal is bestowed upon the Junior with the highest aca- demic average. The works of the wise are successful . . . follow them. Stanley Keel, Chief Marshal; Becky Boyd; Carolyn Edwards, Linda Faye Smith, Willie Gray; Joe Rouse; Edna Faye Long. Science Club The goal of our club is to be- come acquainted with the basic characteristics of dramatics and to motivate the members to iden- tify the important concepts of acting, and at the same time endeavor to instruct them in the elementary needs of acting, and encourage the attitudes of these individuals to explore, to try out, and ask questions concerning dra- matics. ' Dramatics The Science Club was organized thu year to help inform the students of the work they may serve in the scientific field. The officers of the Science Club are: President Darrell Hinnant Vice President - Rixie Wilkerson Secretary -Treasurer David Kennedy Cibraty Practice To give attention to activities which reflect the needs of the library, and which broaden the students ' background of library appreciation, is the main objective of Library Practice. DAR GOOD CITIZEN The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award is given to a girl in the Senior class. She is chosen for her Dependability, Serv- ice, Leadership, and Patriotism. The DAR Good Citizen of our school is Carolyn Edwards. She was chosen by her classmates and the faculty. Popularity Queens and King Carol Daly Annette Daniels Robert Ivey 1963 Christmas Queen From New Hope Sharon Radabough Miss Holiday Season 1962 and Fair Queen Representative Dorothy Sanders 56 Zhe yellow (Jacket The YELLOW JACKET is a public relations agency for the school. Telling the story of the school will help promote good will and develop understanding between the school and the public. The school newspaper develops good school morale by giving recognition and commendation where due. It is in- fluential in achieving unified spirit within the school. Journalism presents a challenge for the students. It pro- vides organization, co-operation and responsibility. We hope that qualities of good character and personality can be developed by our work on the YELLOW JACKET. Julia Gray, Linda Price, Vickie Reneau, Linda Summerlin, Linda Rogers, Janine Uzzell, Max Best, Linda Daniels, Carolyn Williams, Delores La ncaster. Carol Anne Corman, Lorraine Smith, Becky Dod- son, Barbara Anderson, Joyce Worrell, Alberta Sauls, Glenda Smith, Linda Faye Smith, Carolyn Best, Brenda Starnes, Betty Jo Garris, Faye Long. Advisor: Mrs. West. Doesn’t she type well? Glenda Smith, Becky Dodson, Alberta Sauls, Ann Summerlin, Linwood Gurley, James Closson, Kermit Whitley, Dwight Taylor, Mildred Daniels, Fred Futrelle, Sharon Radabaugh, Tywanna Wilkerson, Gail Coker. kir Extra! Extra! 57 Cafeteria Mrs. Moye, cafeteria manager, and her seven helpers serve lunches to approximately 1,058 students daily. Because of their careful planning and efficiency, meals are always prepared and served on time. The cafeteria maintains a Grade A rating. Counselor Counseling is for the benefit of the student; it is to make his high school years as happy and success- ful as possible. Your counselor tries to help you plan your future so that it will be meaningful to you. Mrs. Leigh is willing to help you with any problems which may develop. Custodians Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy help make our school a more desirable place in which to study. They help in making it more attractive and clean. They are the first ones to arrive in the morning and the last ones to leave in the afternoon. Let ' s help them keep our school clearni 58 Mrs. Leigh helping a student. Mrs. Leigh MRS. WEBBER Oh, my! He was such a quiet little man before he came to New Hope! MRS. CARRAWAY MR. NEAL MR. JESTER MRS. WEST MRS. PIERCE and MRS. CARRAWAY Our faculty MR. HINSON MRS. DUDLEY MR. ANDREWS MR. KING An average day in the lives of our teachers. MR. KING MR. ANDREWS Screech! Screech! The whole high school build- ing evacuated when they thought they heard the fire alarm. It was only Mrs. Carraway trying to manip- ulate the tape recorder. 59 The Annual Staff is made up of six departments. The names and heads of these departments are as follows; Typing, Carol Anne Gor- man; Activities, Donald Bryan; Classes, Joyce Worrell; Photography, Stanley Keel; and Sports, Barbara Triplett and Thomas Hanchey. The hard work of the ads department makes our annual possible. The annual is paid for through the sale of ads and annuals. J uhosca If I get that page back just one more time. I ' ll slash my wrists . . . And what’s wrong with a balanced layout? . . . , you put those pictures back! Whom do you think you ' re stealing from? . . . How ' n the world are you going to make that horizontal picture fit in that vertical space? . . . Not another telegram to the publisher! , . . And how did you get the page numbers mixed up. Dear? I As these typical remarks filled the tiny publica- tions room, the staff scrabled desperately against time to produce the 1963 Nuhosca, New Hope ' s biggest and best annual. Overcoming many setbacks, the Nuhosca staff managed to add many new features to the annual. The staff planned and executed more artistic photog- raphy and developed a broader coverage of school activities. Nervous breakdowns and mental collapses followed the last shipment of the annual. 60 The typing staff plays a big part in our annual. The typing staff types all work that goes to the publisher. Staff Zhe Senior Class 61 You can ' t make a goal that way! Well, your career as a basketball player just ended! Who said I couldn ' t shoot?! jHtramurals Girls and boys have so much fun playing intramural sports. Sports- manship is always displayed as they strive for victory. Intramurals give everyone a chance to partic- ipate in sports. Look, fellas! One hand! Boys participating in Intramurals. Girls participating in Intramurals. Cast Will and Zest ament I. Becky Dodson, will my Plane Geometry notebooks to Nancy Smith. I, Harry Rogers, leave my desire to play ping pong to Greg T. I, Becky Boyd, leave my big mouth to the school so old New Hope will never forget me. I, Betty Rouse, will my trash can full of water and a bottle of sleeping pills to Mrs. Leigh and Mrs. Dudley. I, Carolyn Best, will my ability to keep my man to anyone who needs it. I, Alberta Sauls, in worried mind, will my leaky ink pen to any student crazy enough to take Shorthand II. We, Judy Wheeless and Willie Gray, leave our ability to have so much fun together to all Junior couples. We, Darius Smith, Gary Corbett, and Bobby Daughtry, will Room 411 in Washington, D.C. to Bernard, Kay, and Beaver with hopes they will use it in the future as it was used in the past. I, Carolyn Edwards, will my worn out brains to the next editors of the Nuhosca. I, Bobby Strickland, will my love for a Chevrolet to Beaver Best. I, Danny Rhodes, will my vocal cords to anyone working the P. A. system. We, Faye Long and Barbara Anderson, will our great talent for getting into trouble to anyone who wishes to use it in the future. Handle it with care. We, Janet Elliott and Faye Parks, hereby will our faith in a successful marriage to anyone who wants it. I, Lynda Kay Johnson, leave everything I have to anyone crazy enough to want it. I, Judy Gray, will my jug to Bernard Daniels, who seems to follow in my footsteps. I, Carol Anne Corman, will my position as head typist of the Nuhosca to any nut who ' s crazy enough to take iti I, Grace Smith, leave my ability to flunk to my sister, Gerri. We, Jackie Gray and Yvonne Edwards, will our Halloween masks to Mrs. Leigh and Mrs. Dudley in the hopes that they will use them. We, Mildred Moore and Linda Faye Smith, leave New Hope School to anyone who can put up with it. I, Barbara Ann Triplett, leave my office job in the morning to any person of unsound mind, who likes to walk. I, Glenda Marcine Smith, will my ability to get by with murder to anyone who will take care of it. I, Linda Stafford, will my near-sighted glasses to Gloria Jean Price. I, Jane Kay Martin, will my cheating notes to all the up-coming Seniors. I, Gary Lindsey, leave my school bus. No. 148, to anyone man enough to drive it. I, William Hinnant, will my ability to behave when you, Jo an Lancaster, are not around. I, Stanley Keel, hereby will my height to Coach Andrews to use as he sees fit. I, Dwight Taylor, will my ability to skip school without getting caught to Gregory P. We, Carl, Don, and Tony, will our ability to out fox the teachers at school, and our chaperons at Washington, to Max Best, Tim Daw, and Kay Smith. I, Joe Rouse, will my intelligence and school bus to the unfortunate person who gets it. I, Ronnie Gray, hereby will all my intelligence and my Ford to the person who gets it. I, Linwood Gurley, have not gained anything so I am not leaving anything. I, Fred Futrelle, leave my ability to worry Mrs. Dudley during lunch period to anyone who does not eat lunch. We, Glenn Parks and Thomas Hanchey, will our buses. Nos. 43 and 1 to Pete Parks and George Lewis, also our basketball uniforms. Nos, 24 and 25 to the sucker who gets them. I, Edward Earl Best, will all my possessions, except my class ring, to Connie Elaine R. I, Curtis Tripp, leave my ability to accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative, and latch on to the affirmative - to all. I, Dennis Smith, will my love for racing to Pete Parks. We, Joyce Worrell and Lorraine Smith, hereby bequeath our worn-out typewriters to the future second year typists. We wish them luck. We, Brenda Starnes, Betty Jo Boyette, and Linda Gail Spivey, leave our wedding bells to Linda Price. I, Kay Godfrey, leave my ability to dance on the night club table to Mr. Andrews. I, Paulette Smith, leave my ability to say, Give me a P, to anyone whose lungs are as lousy as mine. We, Dot Sanders and Rose Anderson, will our ability for getting away with almost anything, to anyone sneaky enough to get away with it. At play. MASCOTS Yolanda Gurganus Michael Brill Senior Zrips Ain ' t she sweet? I told you not to put that dynamite under that rock! Washington ' s tragedy. Make him walk the plank ! Give me sleep - For I am sleepy. time. Short but stretchable. Just one for the road. Ah, food at last! W for Washington F for Fun P for Poker A friendly discussion. Thought we got rid of them that Bachelors ' Paradise. Mad rush for class rings (Early Birds) Oh nol Not another tabula- tion problem ! Oh, isn ' t it delicious (I think) Working nights. We sold ' em, now we ' ve got to read ' em. That ' s right, you got any objections. (Teacher auction) All right, boys, let ' s watch our table manners. Hold it, hold it I Who ' s running things around here? CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER Rose Our Seniors Three good friends. (I wonder if he ' s carrying a gun.) 66 O! If is excellent To have a giant’s strength; hut it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE Monogram Club The New Hope High School Monogram Club was first organized in 1962. The Monogram Club is made up of the students who have lettered in basketball, baseball, or cheerleading. The aims of this club are to promote the athletic program and to create an interest in sports among the students. baseball Zeam 1962 At the first signs of spring, out come the baseball suits, bats, and balls as the players ready themselves for another vigorous season. The 1962 baseball team of New Hope began a tough schedule of practice to ready them- selves for the big games. The practice paid off, for they placed third in the Wayne County Conference. Since most of the team has returned, we hope to place first this year. FIRST ROW: George Lewis, Rayburn Uzzell, Jimmy Stroud, Bud Summerlin, Kenneth Sauls. SECOND ROW: Max Best, Carl Hinson, Edward Earl Best, Tim Daw, Durwood Herring, Steve Langston. THIRD ROW: Mac Ste- wart, Tony Brill, Ed Rackley, Coach Howard Andrews, Managers Wiley Thompson and Danny Rhodes. NOT PIC- TURED: Toby Roberts, Chris Lancaster, Edward Lee Daniels, Albert Smith. boosters’ Club The New Hope Boosters ' Club is doing a wonderful job in furthering the physical education program of the entire school. They have bought new basketball suits for the girls ' team this year, and their aims are to finance a football team and a band in the future. Their president is Mr. Thomas E. Strickland. 68 Cheerleaders Their vim and vigor urge our team to victory - Their lusty yells fill every silence - They are the Cheerleaders of New Hope High School. They are the essence of our school spirit. They practice and direct our cheers with precision. OUR CHEERLEADERS Gloria Jackson, Connie Mitchell, Paulette Smith, Delores Lancaster, Nancy Smith; Head: Sharon Radabaugh, Elizabeth Smith, Linda Daniels Victory, victory is our cry V-i-c-t-o-r-y Are we for it Well I guess New Hope, New Hope Yes, Yes, Yes Yea! Coach: Mr. Andrews Captain: Jackie Gray Co-captain: Mildred Daniels TOP ROW: Gail Garris, Gail Coker, Linda Rogers, Judy Best, Carolyn Williams, Rose Anderson, Ann Summerlin, Joan Lancaster, Peggy Gray, Annette Daniels, Ann Boyd, Tony Creech, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Ann Triplett, Betty Watson, Janine Uzzell, Manager, Jackie Gray, Coach Andrews, Mildred Daniels, Dolly Lancaster, Ann Smith, Managers, Madge Barrow. Varsity Zeams What can be more breath-taking than a tied score with only a minute left in the game? A foul shot with seconds to go, a smooth skillful goal, or a thrilling victory over a traditional foe by only one point, are all moments to be remembered. Both teams of the Yellow Jackets started the season with a bang by beating hosting Princeton. With the season half over, the boys have a 3-1 and girls a 2-2 record in the Wayne County Conference. TOP ROW: Coach Andrews, Glenn Parks, Bobby Strickland, Thomas Hanchey, Stanley Keel, Linwood Sauls, James Closson, Rayburn Uzzell. BOTTOM ROW: Darrell Hinnant, Charlie Whitley, Pete Parks, Bud Summerlin, George Lewis, Max Best, Harold Wright, Thomas Roberts, Tony Creech, Manager. Coach: Mr. Andrews. Co-captains: Thomas Hanchey, Stanley Keel. Summerlin says it s time for two (points, that is). Boys, please mn num- ber one. It ' s as easy as walking on air. Moys’ basketball Zeam in Mtion SCHEDULE Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 9 Princeton 13 Southwood 16 Wheat Swamp 20 Southwood 27 Wheat Swamp 30 Princeton 4 Aycock 7 Mt. Olive 11 Greene Central 14 Rosewood 18 Moss Hill 4 Seven Springs 8 Brogden 11 Grantham 18 North Duplin 22 Aycock 25 North Duplin 1 Rosewood 5 Brogden 8 Mt. Olive 12 Moss Hill 15 Grantham 22 Seven Springs March 14-25, Conference Tournament Who says 1 can ' t shoot? Thomas settles for one point. Strickland said, I tried. Get that rebound ! It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane! Team ' s in a huddle, getting red hot I Bud, Bud, he ' s our man! 71 One for the money, two for the score. A new dance step, Mildred? Ha, hal You didn ' t get the ball that time ! NO SMOKING Jump, Rose, jump I 0irls’ basket- ball Zeam m Action Next comes a back- ward flip followed by a double somersault. 72 Gym helpers oys Earl Lancaster Chris Newman Jimmy Best Jimmy Summerlin Bennie Williford David Neumann James Corbett Ron Boons David Bargoil Fred Harvell Doyce Barnes Bobby Smith George Walker (Manager) Wiley Thompson (Co-Captain) Mr. Jester (Coach) Billy Greg (Co-Captain) Not Pictured Charlie Whitley Rayburn Uzzell Kenneth Sauls uftior Varsity New Hope is coddling a new set of twins this year, its Junior Varsity teams. This is the first year that we have had an organized Junior Varsity and we are very proud of them. These teams were organized to help develop the ball players ' skill so that we will have a better Varsity team. 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William St. ’’Give Us a Break Plate Glass - Auto Glass - Mirrors Desk Tops ADAMS SUNDRY SHOP La Grange North Carolina BERNEY’S LOAN CO. 201 East Walnut Street ROBINSON’S DRUG STORE 147 S. Center St. Dial RE 5-2983 Dial RE 4-0911 Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of BRANTLEY STRICKLAND INS. Dial RE 4-1827 Saulston SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANIES Face the Future With Security One Plan One Low Monthly Payment 114 A. C. Chestnut Dial RE 5-2151 JACKSON ROBBINS GARAGE Compliments of Motor Overhaul and Automatic T ransmission GURLEY ' S OPEN AIR MKT. Service and Overhaul Brake Service Motor Tune-Up Dial RE 5-7920 Adamsville N.C. Kinston Hwy. Compliments of WEAVER ' S PAINT HDW. Dial RE 5-7923 THE SPORTS CENTER JIM LAWSON, Owner 2510 E . Ash Dial RE 5-1758 A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration Sale s Goldsboro Compliments of NU LIFE BATTERY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Nu-Life Batteries and Parts for Cars - Trucks - Tractors Service North Carolina GRIFFIN’S BARBECUE Barbecue Pig and Chicken 806 South George Street Dial RE 5-4242 Goldsboro North Carolina SID J. MEYERS INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance La Grange, N. C. Dial LO 6-4441 OPEN AIR DRIVE-IN MARKET, INC. Compliments of Open Air Markets and Farmers Warehouse ELROY MEAT MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats Route 3, Goldsboro, N.C. at Elroy Goldsboro North Carolina GASTERIA Dial RE 5-0740 BOBBY WILSON PATE -DAWSON MOTOR CO. , INC. Sales - Oldsmobile - Service Dial RE 4-2411 Goldsboro , N. C. CORBIN’S SERVICE STATION Republic Products Goodyear Tires - Batteries Ice Cream - Soft Drinks - Candies Dial LO 6-3401 La Grange, N.C, PENNY’S Home of Values All Your School Needs Goldsboro North Garolina McBRIDE HERRING SPORTING GOODS CO. , INC. Sunrise Shopping Center Goldsboro North Carolina SMITH-DOUGLAS SMITH-DOUGLAS GEORGE W. AYCOCK SONS Smith Douglas Co. La Grange, N. C. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1963 Oliver Tractor and Cole Planter Sales and Service JOHN W. MITCHELL MALCOLM BARWICK Goldsboro North Carolina ODOM MOTOR CO. BRITT -DENMARK CO. 207 East Ash Street Royster Fertilizers and Cotton Dial RE 5-0821 Goldsboro, N.C. Dial LO 6-7261 La Grange, N.C. WALTERS INSURANCE AGENCY J, P. Walters Ins. Agency RUBY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Manager - RUBY SMITH Complete Lines -- Prompt Service ELMA SMITH JANIE WOODARD Dial LO 6-7461 La Grange, N.C. Dial RE 4-3863 Snow Hill Highway NEW HOPE MILLING COMPANY Custom Grinding and Mixing Broiler Program J. R. WEBBER HAROLD WEBBER Grain Dealers Wayne Feeds Dial RE 5-2646 Goldsboro Route 4 North Carolina FARMERS FURNITURE CO. MOORING MOTOR CO. Complete Line of Furniture Dial LO 6-3671 La Grange North Carolina Westinghouse r Maytag Sales Service LO 6-7421 La Grange North Carolina HEILEG -MEYERS CO. Furniture and Appliances 138 E. Walnut Street Dial RE 5-3561 Goldsboro North Carolina THE GARDEN CENTER Complete Line of Garden Supplies ADAMSVILLE AUTO SERVICE JACK GARRIS Brake Repair - Mufflers - Tail Pipes Generators - Starters Complete Radiator Service All Makes and Models 2205-A East Ash Street Dial RE 5-3584 Goldsboro, N.C. CRUMPLER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Complete Secretarial and Accounting Courses Day or Evening Session Free Employment Service 1007 East Walnut Street Dial RE 5-5673 2707 East Ash Street, Adamsville J. M. BOYETTE ' S ESSO STATION Kinston Hwy. Dial RE 5-3573 DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY Industrial Machinery and Supplies Dial RE 4-3641 Dial RE 5-2421 Goldsboro North Carolina P.O. Box 1008 Goldsboro, N.C. YOUR SEARCH ENDS BRANCH BANK TRUST CO. North Carolina ' s Oldest Bank 200 E. Walnut Street Dial RE 5-7801 100 N. John Street Dial RE 5-7801 Ash Street Dial RE 5-7801 Loans at Low Bank Rates Checking and Savings Accounts Auto, Business, and Personal Loans Safe Deposit Boxes and Trust Department MOTOR PARTS MACHINE SERVICE, INC. SAM JERNIGAN SONS 1302 N. William St. Goldsboro 2520 E. Ash Adamsville FURNITURE CO. 2101 East Ash Street Dial RE 5-0741 or Dial RE 5-5545 Complete Machine Shop Service Goldsboro North Carolina For All Furniture Needs Dial RE 5-2543 SETH B. HOLLOWELL OIL CO 102 S. Seymour Johnson Blvd. Adamsville Atlantic Products Gasoline - Motor Oils - Lubricants Dial RE 4-5493 Top Quality No. One and Two Grade Fuel Oil for Furnaces and Stoves. Don ' t be without fuel oil. Quick service to you from our trucks. COMPLIMENTS OF MELVIN STRICKLAND GROCERY CARR SPRINGS Gas - Groceries SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Dial RE 4-4524 SEEGERS HARDWARE CO. CASEY ' S LAUNDRY The Best for Less. THE BORDEN MANUFACTURING CO. 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