Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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Page 51 Oxonian Staff . . Page 52 Owl Stall . . . Page 54 Student Council . . Page 56 Band .... Page 58 Chorus .... Page 60 Bus Drivers . . Page 62 ORGANIZATIONS . . . Page 62 Le Cercle Francais . . Page 64 F. T. A ..... Page 65 Bible Club . . . Page 66 Debating Club . Page 67 Science Club . . Page 68 Latin Club . . Page 69 F. H. A. . Page 70 P. P. A. . Page 72 SNAPSHOTS . Page 74 ATHLETICS .... Page 75 Football .... Page 76 Boys' Basketball . . . Page 80 Girls, Basketball . . . Page 82 Freshmen Basketball . Page 84 Baseball ..... Page 85 Track ..... Page 86 Sports, Summary . . Page 88 Cheerleaders . . Page 89 Homecoming . . Page 90 C. A. A .... Page 92 Monogram Club ......... Page 94 JUNIOR HIGH ............ . . Page 95 LUNCHROOM STAFF AND CUSTODIANS . . Page 104 ADVERTISEMENTS .......... Page 105 2 I wish to thank the members of the Annual Staff and their sponsor for their hard Work which has gone into the 1960 OXONION, and to congratulate them for a job well done. We find in this volume a picture and word story of a most successful school year, and may this story challenge us to more and greater accomplishments in the years to come. B. F. SLOAN Principal, OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL x ' 'ii 'fl . I lf l al .ll V N-3 - -Q -:J I oi ,ig l I . 5 i , ' A I W 1 fi. . I 1 l y D L f Z:,.. .. iii , il ' l Y Ill V. V --.. Ji ' ,lf 1 In I ji, tm , , . ff . .,t, ug ' - . V tk X A V- lil X' X 'ef l 5 1' if l e' 'KI' l 'ls 1 f. .V ,, , A I 1 . .2'AA: X F- ' T: N - 3 ,.,, , , Ui wr' 1' 1 XX Dedication The Oxonion staff of Oxford High School dedicates this yearbook to one whose loy- alty, tireless energy, and unselfish time has been given toward the publication of our annual, and whose devoted efforts' and friendship will be forever cherished by those who know her. And now with appreciation, affection, and pride, we dedicate the nineteen hun- dred and sixty Oxonion to Miss Mary Ellen Williams. T J QL f7 fm li Faculty .I . . mg 5, MR. BRUCE F. SLOAN M MISS FREIDA MORGAN B.S. Secretary Wake Forest College, M.A. East Carolina College Principal x an N C., MISS LORENA AVERETT A.B. : ,. - V 'Y' Woman's College, U. N. C. I 'PS . P ., English I : H., fx- A xl 1 F--kv I L - K A y . P ... MISS EUGENIA BOYD MR. AI.. HABIT A.B. B.S. - Elon College East Carolina College English Health and Physical Education, Social Studies 6 Faculty Q' MR. ROBERT HILL B.S. North Carolina State College Agriculture and Industrial Arts me A MR. FRANK MCCULLOCH, lf- . B.S. High Point College Music Education ,HQ--I MRS. TOM JONES 5-of f ' MR. C. T. JUSTIN A.B. Guilford College , , M.A. Appalachian College History 7 Furman University to ,.t2 en'-'l if we ,, 'inns-'ff Q MRS. E. C. MCSWAIN A.B. Queenls College Duke University Guidance Counselor Faculty 5ww'X MR. JOHN ASA PARHAM MRS. LEQNARD PRUITT BS- B.s. Wake Forest College East Carolina College Health and Physical Education Home Economics General Mathematics Aix A...u,-A J, -- -, Q MRS. MAC C. SATTEHWHITE AB., Meredith College ' M.A. Cornell University Foreign Languages, English MR. GEORGE RICHARDSON A.B. North Carolina State College Algebra and Biology 8 MR. ROY SCOGGINS B.S.A. University of Georgia M.S.M. Louisville Seminary Chorus Faculty 1 va ...,p,. 9 ,xr l,-git MRS. LUCIA SHEARIN MRS. TOM SPEED A.B., B.S. East Carolina College Physics and Chemistry NVomans College, U. N. C. ji Mathematics xiii 6-ounngu, MISS LOIS WALLER i 'AAS' ' A.B. Meredith College B.S. in Library Science University of North Carolina Librarian -wmv MISS MARY ELLEN Miss PATRICIA WVILSON WILLIAMS Louisburg College B.S. East Carolina College East Carolina College University of North Carolina Business Education Physical Education General Science 9 Seniors . I 4 .X in X S' V X If x IX A W K N X 2: 5 YV f A if N S 1,4 -Q X I , . ru, 1 5 9 9 ,A A , if I .. RAY WILLIFORD CHARLES BELCHER JUDITH CURRIN LELIA MCFARLAND President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer 11 N 'A CHARLES BELCHER JAMES BOYD N CAROLYN BROOKS JAMES BURNETTE ANN BURNETTE PHYLLIS CARMICHAEL I'- W ww-gf JULIA RUTH CARRINGTON MACON CARRINCTON LEONARD CREECH 'S v,'. Q- 1 1 - ' ' -tn,-.v . 1 is 41 N JUDY ANN CRITCHER BONNIE LOU CURRIN IUDITH CURRIN A 3' ik 5?:.IRI, I a ROBERT CURBIN SAMMY DANIEL TOMMY DANIEL BILL DICKERSON RAY DICKERSON ANNIE LAURA DIXON 'Qs--we-my-I S C ELLIOTT BOBBY FINCH NANCY FINCH DUD FULLER -Af' ' BOBBY GRISSOM BILL HICKS BETTY HOWARD KELWAY HOWARD TOMMY HUFF ..S,,Y FINLEY JOHNSON .av-' E 'Ex kd! f 'WP m iw PAT LEVEQUE BETH LANIER TOMMY LANIEI3 , -1 NANCY LAWSON ELEANOR LEWIS LELIA MCFARLAN QM ...Q ,,,,,qm..am-.,..., LILLIAN MCFARLAND DAVID NORRIS NEIL NORWOOD +2 ws af I J E I Q X S ,X 'kr' If' N +- ' -2 Qggfl' .J M S15 'TOMMY MORGAN DEANIE PARHAM BETTY LOU RAWLS . Himsa' TOMMY ROBINSON LARRY SIZEMORE GEORGE PAT TARRY SHIRLEY TIPPETT CAROLINE VAUGHT RAY WILLIFORD Wm eil' M I QRS 'fl '12 3 . BARBARA WILSON CHARLES WILSON WAYNE WILSON WAVERLY BARNES The Seniors have chosen WAVERLY BARNES, Ir., for their mascot this year. Waverly is Eve years old and has brown hair and blue eyes. He is active in Sunbeams at Tabbs Creek Baptist Church. His favorite foods are ice cream and fried chicken. Waverly likes to watch Television and play with his dog, Little Ladyf, 20 QF Senior Directory CHARLES EDWIN BELCHER Give me a thousand women, but give them to me one at a time. Latin Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Class President, 1, 2, 3, Vice- Piiesident 4, Senior Superlative, Student Coun- ci 2. JAMES BENJAMIN BOYD 'Speech is great, but silence is greater. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BROOKS Laugh and the world laughs with youf' Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Bible Club 2, 4, F. H. A. 1, Owl Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Gir1's Intramurals 1, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4. ANN ELIZABETH BURNETTE A simple heart and sweetf, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Freshman Basketball. JAMES OTIS BURNETTE Men of few words are the best. Intramurals 1- F F A 1 2 3 4 Secreta 3 . a ' ' ' 9 -'a a 7 ry 1 President 4. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH CARMICHAEL A heart of softness and kindness. Latin Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Intramurals 1. JULIA RUTH CARRINGTON A merry heart, a charming smile, happy is she all the while. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Bible Club I, Cheerleader 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, French Club 3, 4, Debating Club 3, 4, Debator 4, President 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, President 4, Marshal, Senior Su- perlative, Class Night Speaker, Girls' State 3. LUTHER MACON CARRINGTON His good humor surpassed by nonef' Owl Staff 1, Science Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. LEONARD RALPH CREECH, JR. I 'spect I growed. Don't think nobody never made me. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Baseball 3, 4. JUDY ANN CRITCHER Good things come in small packagesf' Bible Club 3, 4, Marshal, National Honor So- ciety. BONNIE LOU CURRIN Music makes merry. ,Bible Club 1, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian I, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, French Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Super- lative. JUDITH MARIE CURRIN The only way to have a friend is to be onef, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, F. T. A. 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 4, French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, An- nual Staff 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Secretary 3, Class Secretary 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Girls' State, Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Jr.-Sr. Waitress. ROBERT THOMAS CURRIN 'WVhew-Now lim beginning to liuef' A Intramurals 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Bus Driveris Club 3. LOUIE SAMUEL DANIEL, JR. Ten to one they lock the doors before I can get outf' Science Club 1, 4, Chorus 2, Band 1, 2, Football 1, 3, Baseball 1, Senior Superlative, Owl Staff 1, Track 4. THOMAS BOWLING DANIEL Tom has a smile of sincerity. Annual Staff 3. ERNEST RAY DICKERSON, JR. Good natured, dependable, and a true friendf, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4. WILLIARD ADDISON DICKERSON, JR. Talk to him of facobis ladder, and he would ask the number of stepsf, F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 4, Chorus 4, Bus Driveris 4, Reporter 4. ANNIE LAURA DIXON Give the world the best that you have and the best will come back to youf, F. H. A. 1, F. T. A. 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girls Intramurals 1, 2, Owl Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 3, 4, Class Night Speaker, Historian 4, Senior Superlative, Basketball 2. 21 Senior Directory SHIRLEY GREEN ELLIOTT As good natured a soul as ever trod on a shoe of leather. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3. ROBERT MARSHALL FINCI-I A true friend is forever a friend. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, French Club 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. NANCY BERNIECE FINCH A blush is beautiful but often an inconveniencef, Girls Intramurals, Bible Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. JAMES RANSOM FRAZIER, IR. A winsome personality and a born athlete. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Owl 1, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Superlative, junior- Senior Waiter. DUDLEY SPENCER FULLER, III The rule of my life is to make business a pleas- ure and pleasure my business. Football 2, 3, Owl Staff 2, French Club 3, Chorus 4, Senior Superlative. BENNIE DWIGHT GRESHAM Life is too short to worry. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Intramurals 3. ROBERT LEE GRISSOM To worry little, to study less is my ambition of happiness. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MINOR HICKS, IR. Never ceasing to help others in every way. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Science Club 2, 3, Owl Staff 2, 3, Associate Business Manager 3, Track 3, 4, Band 4, President 4, Class Night Speaker, Senior Superlative. CAROLINE ELIZABETH HOWARD To know her brings sunshine. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, Head Major- etter 3, Drum Majorette 4, Chorus 1, Latin Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, President 1, Student Coim- cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 2, 3, Maid of Honor 4. KELWAY LOUIE HOWARD, II Active natures are rarely melancholy. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Debating Club 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, Owl Stall 1, 2. THOMAS CARRINGTON HUFF Never saw more than is necessary. French Club 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. W. FINLEY JOHNSON Be always as merry as you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful man. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 4, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. HELEN ELIZABETH LANIER F ar may we search before we dfind a heart as gentle and so kin .D G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Reporter 1, Band 1, 2, 4, Li- brarian 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Co-Social Chairman 1, Queen 2, F. T. A. 4, Senior Superlative, Annual Stall 1, 2, Ir.-Sr. Waitress 1, Hermitage High School 3. THOMAS FREDRICK LANIER The type of guy who moves quietly, but steadily forward. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Owl Staff 1, 2, Science Club 4, French Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Golf 1, 2, Chorus 3, Latin Club 1, Senior Su- perlative. NANCY MACE LAWSON 'fStudies serve for delight, for ornament and for abilityf' Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Librarian 3, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, Owl Staff 2, 3, 4, Photographer 2, 3, Associate Editor 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3. PATRICIA ANNE LEVEQUE Meet her, know her, and you will never for- get herf, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Intramurals 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, President 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4. ELEANOR TOWNES LEWIS Ambition is the germ from which all growth of nobleness proceeds. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Devotion- al Chairman 2, President 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Librarian 4, Owl Staff 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal. Senior Directory LELIA DOWNEY MCFARLAND Personality is an ever-enduring quality. junior-Senior Waitress 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Co-Chief Cheerleader 4, Band 1, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Treasurer 4, French Club 3, Treas- urer 3, Student Council 3, Treasurer 3, Senior Class Treasurer, Class Night Speaker, Senior Superlative. LILLIAN FRANCES MCFARLAND A pearl of great price. Bible Club 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4, Annual Staif 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager 4, Band 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, 4, Home- coming 1, 2, 3, Queen 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Co- Chief Cheerleader 4, Junior-Senior Waitress 1, Senior Superlative. WILLIAM THOMAS MORGAN Witty, neat, and sincere, good at all sports from all we hearf, Football 2, 3, 4,.Track 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Band 1, Senior Superlative. DAVID JACKSON NORRIS Wherever he goes there will always be his smile, his good disposition, and his friendsf, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, Monogram Club 3, 4. RICHARD NEIL NORWOOD Chatter, chatter, all the while, yet, everybody loves it. Chorus 2, 3, Reporter 3, Science Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 4, Golf 2, Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1, Oxonian Staff 1, 2, Editor 4, Senior Superlative. MARY PARROTT PARHAM A neat little package with a great big smile. Girls Intramurals 1, Bible Club 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Glee Club 3. BETTY LOU RAWLS Her charming ways, her friendly smile, makes her friendship well worth while. Student Council 1 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, GG. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Bus Drivers Club 3, 4, President 4, Annual Staff 3, Marshal, National Honor Society, Iunior Senior Waitress 1, Girls' State, Freshman Class Historian, Sophomore Class Vice-President, junior Class Treasurer, Senior Superlative. THOMAS CLAY ROBINSON Happy am I, from care l'm free. Why arenlt they all contented like meP', Band 2, French Club 3, 4, Debating Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Boys' Intramurals 2. LARRY NOBLE SIZEMORE My kingdom is for a basket and two points. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, Baseball 1. GEORGE PATRICK TARRY, IR. He will succeed, for he believes all he saysf, Owl Staff 1, Annual Staff 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Science Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Debating Club 4, Vice-President 4, Football 1, Track 2, '3, Student Council 4, Class Night Speaker, Senior Superlative. SHIRLEY ANN TIPPETT Quiet, reserved, and capable too, a real friend, kind and true. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Debating Club 3, Treasurer 3, F. T. A. 4, Treasurer 4, Owl Staff 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council 4, Secre- tary 4, Class Night Speaker 4, Marshal, Senior Superlative, Recipient of the D. A. R. Award. . MARY CAROLINE VAUGHT 'Everyday brings forth her greetings. Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 4, Secretary of Band 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, ohms- 1, 2, 3, Owl Staff 2, F. T. A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Bible Club 1, Senior Superlative. EARLIE RAY WILLIFORD The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Senior Superlative, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society, Treas- urer 4, Band 1, Baseball 2, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President of junior Class, President of Senior Class. BARBARA JEAN WILSON Quiet and reservedf, Girls Intramurals 1, 2, Bible Club 3, Chorus 3, 4, Band 3. T. CHARLES WILSON Silence is more eloquent than wordsf' Boys Intramurals 1, French Club 3, 4, Bible Club 4, Science Club 3, National Honor Society, Mar- shal, Senior Superlative. CHARLES WAYNE WILSON ThroughP Can it be possible? French Club 3, Chorus 4, Science Club 2. S5 mm .Ga.a3.h4 .. g- N.. Q ,g :A-1 S ff S' Z- 5 5252355 ,, 3 SPIE: 3 32 i 4 5 -UN TEOUS AY WILLIFORD S E A -my lg.-'-'A 1 in LELIA MCFARLAND - BOBBY MOST DEPENDABLE ,J whip' J aif' Whofs Who ,4 h x. - ' Q 'Q :U X .ffl if Q 'ls 4 ,,,,. ,o . f .lf X ig. . . A ' A 4 t '- r y .ll , X , 5 2 E , ' Rx .1 W.. -3' 4- A 1- www, W ,M 1 , ' 'f I K .:-' bb- we FV A K p .1 2 X ,-,, . -I . 0 ,: 4 f ' - 1 - . . 3 s k , - -, , . ' ' ', -- -f A - , . V ,I . Vx 4 X ' Qs Q.. Marshals -'mag I 1 'M M , f-M !zi'?1'1.. -aw , , M :WQBQ pa.'Q'55..ff:! i - ' ,. , Q. , ,Q ,aww A H ' ' ,Qi it Swan mn Win 52 ,f- 4'7 gi fx lf? 4 Left to right: Charles Wilson, Shirley Tippett, Annie Laura Dixon, Nancy Lawsong Chief, Julia Ruth Car- rington, Eleanor Lewis, Judy Ann Critcher, Betty Lou Rawls. 29 Juniors I PEQ77 I f bi WI . X ' X' ' V, -ff'-2' I I , F. A 1, 1 .,-- .AR XX X r K: A! , .. RX ..V 13 1 in .4 ' I '- I. . N ' af ,,f-. 1. Q t l, K 1 , ,Q ' i ' f - N' -A 'V , , A . , I , -I 2 .5 V ' ' ' . I , 1 BILLY ELLIOTT ROY DEAN LYNDA LILLY BILLY DANIEL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 31 'ALL ,... Hvx, -gg '5 ff? 'Fwd' 3 Vw if Mu, .Q , C., I HELEN BROWN BILL BURNETTE KAY BURYNELL ALBERT CAPPS PAT CARVER GRAHAM CLARK -.f . 931 fx ,. ...Kaya X A v ik- 1 ' XS-V --' ' A Y' R :fi-E.vw:Ti N Q gx i W'-33? xxx N9 xx , Nsiw ig THOMAS ADAMS BRENDA ASHWVORTH BILL BOYD PETE BOYD PAULETTE BRAME GUY BREEDLOVE Q3 .Kr 'qv ,v 'W' K ,nam S-qs.,-v wg- i '7' 5315? SYLVIA CLARK JOHN CRITCHER REBECCA CUNNINGHAM DONALD CURRIN JESSE CURRIN IUDITH K. CURRIN .A--. -' af- LINDA CURRIN MARY ELIZABET BILLY DANIEL OSCAR DEAN ROY DEAN BECKY DEMENT 1-'Sb am, w.. Vi ' E, 5-- sm-' K.. 1 .wvfx QT . A -jj' F If ,. U Q- Q R ,, V at X Is i- I Wk K :xg - T W' A BRENDA GUPTON LEA LEA HALL JIMMY HARRIS DONNIE HAWKS CALVIN HESTER JIMMY HESTER BOBBY DICKERSON BILLY ELLIOTT MARSHALL FLOYD KAY GARNER STANLEY GREENWAY NANCY GRIFFIN 'if'-T4 NANCY HOGAN ax CAROLYN JONES A KATHERINE KING ' 2 ix CLARENCE LEMONS JUDY LIGON LYNDA LILLY 'M at a Q 'Nm -sf sl., 'WS CAROLYN MOSS JENNIE LIND O'BRIAN 'lv-.- , 'w. ED PACE ,,., np 'U- 9 KENDALL PARHAM 'U' ,wr 2, -Q, I 2 in Q DONNIE PARROTT ANNA PEED 4115 f QQ X i:':, f' if HARPER RUFF fd., .f 4- ' . , in YM xi, A u , Gd' 5 ik. Q, ix 'gr' BILLY SEATE PATRICIA SEATE JULIA SMITH LINDA SMITH CASWELL SPENCER f,-'K' BILLY PITTARD HAL PITTARD CAROLYN PLEASANTS BETSY READ BARBARA REID BARBARA ROGERS If 'YU tiff' ANN STOVALL DORA ANN SUIT GARLAND TALTON ERNESTINE TODD FLORA WATKINS CAROLYN WEST Snapshots The Editor? ,g 1 ...N -.... '-'E- The Clan Just Married! 'I Z, rs. ,zu ssl V-3 -- g l X. 1-N-,. N -ss! , K . Q fe ' W 'Y N r e m 'M V . The Three Stooges! is Pikeis Peak? Be Sociablel I r Sophomores ---. HIL: f' ,.g b If ff Fi vp. a -- , Q O . .f I fo ' 'ikggasi f i ? ig 'Y' I 1 , 253 ef I w ' . I I F I A . . ' A 2:2- 52 I' Q I x It -I if ' Q I ' T 'YV' ,. iv I .2 .SQ , r E I L I I gl A A rm? ., F BILLY FRAZIER SUSAN DANIEL LYNETTE CUBRIN DAVID GILLESPIE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 39 CAROL BEASLEY JANE BLACKWELL SAMMY BOTTOMS FERLEN BOYD RICHARD' BROOKS CHARLES BRYAN GINGER BURWELL MARSHALL CANNADY HILLMAN CURRIN JEAN CURRIN LYNETTE CURRIN SUSAN DANIEL WILLIAM DANIEL RONALD DAVIS SANDRA DAY BETTY LOU DEAN FLOYD CARMICHAEL JIMMY CHEATHAM DANNY CIFERS MARGARET COOKE TRAVIS COX TOMMY COZART DARIUS CRITCHER ANNETTE CULBRETH CUSSIE CURRIN 'Chi' ' 'xv' . , ,Q W 'ilu 2 If A Ii. In . X GA '4'T'vTP A A ,U . 4 .f xv, AQ' ' LK r . Wu... fy.,- ai an -ln... 41 E A, -Q f 9-. 1 -5, 2 ,L 2 N5 ' 5 155 BETTY DeMENT FREIDA DeMENT JAMES DICKERSON MARC DUGGINS SUSAN EHRINGHAUS JIMMY EMMERT NANCY FARABOW BILLY FINCH DANNY FINCH i. .W .. .,,., I Lvl ,g, I fm '- 5 wi . A 1 :gf l X ,yum .55-A ' 5 ' .xr WALTER FISCUS BILLY FRAZIER DAVID GILLESPIE ROGER GILLIS JEFF GORDON DOUGLAS CRESHAM HOWARD HARRELL JUDY HART RUBY NEWTON ROBERT POWELL SHIRLEY POWELL WINSTON PRUITT LINDA REESE PEGGY RILEY BRENDA SAUNDERST DIANE SAUNDERS DURWOOD HESTER BETSY HONVARD E. B. HUFF BEN HUGHES EULETA JOHNSON OAROLYN JONES HARRY JONES GWEN KNOTT SONNY NEWCOMB I -'X . I, lib, was .,,,,, .v K nr-X U' 60' 2 ,Q-,X an 'QF' 'U' YI' VEC 7' H, 1, 'N -S Nur- Q'-f' 43 BEVERLY WILKERSON HARRY WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIAMS BETTY WILSON JOHN WILSON VAN WOOD BOBBY WOODLIEF PATRICIA WOODLIEF PEGGY WOODLIEF Freshmen I, - ', QI, A ' I ' I 1 ' i A- - ' Ag , !'N 1 ,fd W 2 Xxf Ii --f Ap E? A fig ix I f H j 7 , ' I f ' 4' , Xxx' - A x ex 5 , . 5: nutmeg lull I -rf, 1' 4 , 1 . mfs, '1 f rg Q Q51 ' ,J -...., .. rw, I 3 5. G-Q j A QQSQ Q4-V 56 'S JI' a I km' A, Nz, ,, . f MARVIN AVERETT MARY ELIZABETH CAMPBELL RAY GRIFFIN DAVID CURRIN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 45 av, be .J 3 , 'E-'S l Nr.. james Beal June Blythe Francis Boyd Terry Boyd 9 Dx Alice Chambers Linda Champion A. M. Claybom Ruby Clark mf ,- fwx V N s V' nd 'ef , Vivian Algood F ii' Patricia Averett ,l 5 i Peggy Averett qi Marvin Averett l :FUN Martha Bowling Mary Elizabeth Campbell Patricia Carmichael Carolyn Cash Diane Cox Iohnny Culbreth Peter Cummings Claudia Currin David Currin Gloria Currin Jne Currin Linda Day iw., Paul Duffy Cheryl Duncan Carl Ellington Wiley Emmett f Anne Gholson Sue Gordon Diane Green Ray Griffin ne. .f-V. gx 1- F2 ...Z x Glenn Dement ix 4.5! fu- 'www- Mm. mn-4' ,...-A... 4-VG i... Q, .f ir K- T 'Nw Nz: :dr M,.r.f.i -E ,:. V 'fl ,- , , ., , . . , I Y- .1 47 Marianne Dickerson Thomas Donegan Catherine Duffy I .,v.Qk H N, JH tn , 'rv , 5 'fly -f ' -Q , 5 S. ff g ,S , V Ruby Finch . . A-f ff- xf' 'Y Shirley Finch na: :QQ . ia 4- jim Floyd '41 Terry Ce-ntry . , Zvi? 4, , a f ' f r x 'Ta , l Z ' 1 Q af- wffvbbia. :X me - :, 5'..'wCNKw,Ql, .1 152' :YL rn H,5.r-gg -,':,,., ' - -xg 1, 3.2. . A if fi. Q, , ,gt 2 '-:fr .zrK'v.1.. mr, - - ,: Vina V ,L-fl JK K 1 'V - f-.E .A W - Q air' ,. 9 G' N...-' .- sn..---Y' Marvm Hardin Judy Harrell Iudy Hart Arch Hicks Ls Linda Latta Hazel Long Mary Milton Vemon Martin Steve Piper Nancy Pittard Bobbie Rawls Nancy Rogers fi Cecil Sanford Linda Sanford Linda Sizemore Betty Tippett Rita Tippett Mike Warren We-, 1. -.-K.. Ll Charles Williams Dudley Williams Ierry Williford Richard Wyskoczka Vera Schmit Sylvia Setzer Royster Washington Harry Watts W. L. West Betty Whitehurst K 1, 4 ll' , ,fx N. Wljirg, QHw'EQ?m 4 'VI flbwbfw aQy,rQQxi ., -r-vw I rv . wif, f, fs e:5'Aa,1-,lg ,ae J . -. I , ff 'J-,, M ..f- 4 wwf N '.'?3'f '- , -f ' A ,L lv Agfa' 1' LLM. Mona Lisa! Q Q 5-?f' .:5rs5s:E. e k 9 .na 9 K MW.....,, H, K., -1.6- t 1 6' 0. -35 I A 4 in V 5 ewgnull' .- Q -2 .k.4 Q at 4g Smart, eh?? V AZ. ' , C . lbef I Z-2 1 7606 'Dost I 51216, effered! n 1 1 wi? w Q ' ',-- lx X. is f-5 UQ S..- Ha! Hal You didn't get my face P w Queen and HER King sg,- wee no 90 show me me WHY f 'xv 1.17 A -xx-.Six E , R - I I N:f':?E . .4 . 1 X 4 A ! M.. I Q 1- 75? -- K' Ay is ' J 52, - 'l I A 0 , 7 . K' , Elvin! x 1 A Activities The Cxonian E 5 staff ,W , 94 ' '? Q ,,l,,,,.. ANN STOVALL ANNA PEED Associate Editor Aff Editvf . J, NEIL NORWOOD Editor-In-Chief LILLIAN MCFARLAND MISS WILLIAMS Business Manager Advisor ADVERISINC COMMITTEE Left to right: Ben Pace, Lea Lea Hall, Doris VVatkins, Gwen Knott, Diane Saunders, Lynette Currin, Nancy Hogan, Judith Curtin, Charles Peed. 52 kc l , fl Q. ,,. X1 M L ' - .' ..f.: 4-k , . - . v A gf? 5, X ' . ew- MAGAZINE COMMITTEE LAYOUT COMMITTEE Left to right: Cynthia Watkins, Ann Stovall, Macon Carrington, Left to right: Neil Norwood, Lillian McFarland, Anna Peed Lelia McFarland, Lillian McFarland, Jennie Lind O'Brian, Ann Stovall' Nancy Griffin, Julia Ruth Carrington, Tommy Morgan. l A I- M - J .' 292' STAFF Seated left to right: Miss Williams, Advisor, Ann Stovall, Assockzte Editor, Neil Norwood, Editor, Lillian McFarland, Business Manager, Anna Peed, Art Editor. Standing left to right: Judith Currin, Diane Saunders, Lea Lea Hall, Nancy Griffin, Gwen Knott, Jennie Lind O'Brian, Lynette Curtin, Ben Pace, Macon Carrington, Charles Peed, Julia Ruth Carrington, Nancy Hogan, Lelia McFarland, Cynthia Watkins, Tommy Morgan, Doris Watkins. 53 ELEANOR LEVVIS Editof ' eg' we her: S' ff, NANCY LAWSQN Assocuzte Edztor ' iw , CABOLYN ' Business :sw 4. n fe. ' . SPORTS WRITERS ' ' Left to right: Garland T dlton, Charles Williams, Idhh Critch- er, Troy johnson, Terry Gentry. X K H ,TYPISTS S Leif tdright: Nancy Slawzkmn, 'Carblyn Brooks, Annie ,Laura Q Dixon, Eleanor Lewis. VY 's .m.,fSa4tQsf:ffE1GraQWa, ' gaudy! ggqpging, nf if A :wat f fy-.aww :iw AEM '?5X1, fL :' 'c- 5? 3,1 Qfw 35,- Q, Billy Seate, Thomas xtsmeling iw fmiim? vm ,f12gg-N-me 9.6m-ilfiffisl, :md ifiwxiw ii iifraxm. Student Council -TW if 5 ,. , Q ., , it , we-lf l',XSg:J.ix f- . ' 'Q- iv 1 ' BETTY LOU RAWLS ROY DEAN Prggidgnf Vice-President .LTL ii' ' f' -. A sp! SHIRLEY TIPPETT BILLY FRAZIER MRS. TOM SPEED Sec,-em,-y Treasurer Advisor The Student Association of Oxford High School is under the leadership of a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and faculty sponsor. It is com- posed of representatives from the student body, two of which are elected from each homeroom. The purposes of the Student Council are to create opportunities for closer cooperation between students, and faculty, to provide opportunities for student self-direction, to foster all worthy school activities, to provide for discussion of questions of interest to the student body, and to create and main- tain standards of good citizenship among students. Seated left to right: Mrs. Tom Speed, advisor, Billy Frazier, Betty Lou Rawls, Roy Dean, Shirley Tippett. Standing, left t right: Diane Cox, Patricia Seate, Betty Howard, Jennie Lind O,Brian, Gwen Knott, Diane Saunders, Nancy Hogan, Mary Camp bell, Linda Sizemore, joe Currin. Sgcond row: Annette Culbreth, Annie Laura Dixon, Jimmy Fraizer, Robert Powell, Thomas Adams, John Wilson, Donnie Hawks, Floyd Carmichael, Mike Warren, David Currin. 4 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Jennie Lind O'Brian, Betty Howard, George Pat Tarry, David Currin. HONOR COMMITTEE Left to right: jimmy Frazier, Floyd Carmichael, Patricia Seate. 4 CLASS PROGRAM COMMITTEE Left to right: Mary Elizabeth Campbell, FIRST AID COMMITTEE Left to right: Diane Cox, Linda Sizemore. ELECTION COMMITTEE Left to right: Mike Warren, Donnie Hawks, Mary Campbell, Thomas Adams. Roy Dean, Robert Powell, Cwen Knott SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seated left to right: Annie Laura Dixon, George Pat Tarry. Standing, left to right: Joe Cur- rin, Annette Culbreth, Nancy Hogan. SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE Left to right: Shirley Tippett, Diane Saunders. Q, I, ' i f AHIT? , Ef i'V'f iii ,..,, f J QW M nf' In FINANCE COMMITTEE I x, EWR W 5 Lf 'l1:Jh W'l ,B'1l F - ,gy -I girl 30135 Zfarnliidliaell S1?eliltrici1aySea1tZ, ' ',-. if iane Cox. 'TS '-Q52-1 he A suxxiiitl M , I , r miv mg if W ,wtf 1 57 Qxforcl High School Band The purpose of the Senior Band is to give the members a chance to express themselves through music in practice and on the concert stageg also in teaching music appreciation through both classical and pop- ular music for all the various school events, and to teach friendly competition. MR. MCCULLOCH BETTY HOWARD Director Drum M ayorette Sal MAIORETTES COLOR GUARD Caroline Vaughr, Chief, Claudia Cui-rin, Linda Cui-rin, Kay Emily Adcock Lmda Sm1th Dlane Cox Lynette Currm Catherine Duffy 58 . ,. ' V' K - 'N . -we -' if! w ' -' .f-rfzwiffis., y '..j.f, T'E5f -hi V- f f ' er. 4 A t -' ' 13,-SH. x V -,gg . .1 , - , ryaf.-1: A I 14 1. 1 L, f - ,. if A iv, . '4,5n-,,-,,- , - .,,, , -, ,, Y . ,' f Nb., 1,-,,.a,.s , t. .- ' . . ,,' f-mffyggvgqfg 'ag f, as .ng s -7 H-.' A 4. . J-U 5 1' , - ' 'AK 5-' ' 'f .. ,- V ' ,. ,1 ' 'ff 'gJ.?' 8 ff' 1' J ' , N 1 we ' A . W , 4 f if Q f 5 A ffl ' . 'N . M . . . 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W' '--W' - ' --VfP-ffGw-ff:iffw,f-'mise.eweie,+eezw.emmxf.,,.1i1.:::'::xrzsaf..:'' 6 is wer 4-' Left to right, first row: Emilie Adcock, Lynette Currin, Linda Smith, Diane Cox, Catherine Duffy. Second row: Caroline Vaught. Third row: Kay Garner, Claudia Currin, Linda Currin. Fourth row: Betty Howard. Fith row: George Tarry, Thomas Clement, Leonard Creech, Danny Willford, David Currin. Sixth row: Betsy Read, Julia Ruth Carrington, Barbara Reid, Mary E. Currin, Brenda Ashworth. Seventh row: 'Judy Currin, Nancy Rogers, June Hall, Judy Harrell, Lillian McFarland. Eighth row: Beth Lanier, Ford Duggins, Vernon Averett, Arch Hicks, Judy Ligon. Ninth row: Charles Barker, Bill Hicks, Royster Washington, Luther Carrington, Marc Duggins. Tenth row: Finley Johnson, Marvin Averett, Carter Mattox, S. C. Elliott, Bill Anderson. Eleventh row: Jerry Williford, Tony Oaks, Kenneth Cash, Elijah Howell, Thomas Donegan. Twelfth row: Tommy Lanier, John Penny, Al Averett. 59 The Chorus 0 li 'f fl A MR. ROY SCOCCINS BONNIE LOU CURRIN Director President Left to right, first row: Roy Scoggins, director, Paulette Brame, Julia Smith, Susan Daniel, Carolyn Jones, Betty Wilson, Emily Adcock, Patricia Wfoodlief, Amelia VVheeler, Saundra Day, Pat Leveque, Ann Cholson, Catherine Duffy, Linda Latta, Carol Beasley. Second row: Peggy VVoodlief, Dora Ann Suit, Catherine Beal, Barbara Wil- son, Mary Campbell, Carolyn Pleasants, XVilbra Shearin, james Dickerson, Winston Pruitt, Wayne Wilson, Bill Dickerson, Donald Barnes, Linda Sanford, Shirley Finch, Ginger Burwell, Claudia Currin, Annette Culbreth. 60 Oxford High School 3 'Dr Annan Q... ,q,?,,,,,, ZX If LINDA SMITH ,lf Treasurer SUSAN DANIEL PAT CARVER Librarian Librarian Louise Hunt, Bobbie Rawls, Patricia Adcock. Third row: Linda Lilly, Patricia Seate, Nancy Farabow, Kay Bur- well, Katherine King, Linda Smith, Betty Dement, Betsy Howard, Jane Blackwell, Nancy Finch, Dud Fuller, Robert Currin, Guy Breedlove, Billy Finch, Van Wood, Ann Burnette, Pat Carver, Linda Day, Bonnie Lou Currin, Judy Hart, F reida Dement, Peggy Averette, Beverly WVilkersor1, Ruby Finch. 61 pr 'Y A. .Cf QT rf MR. ROBERT HILL Advisor swag 'Q I0 Bus Drivers rin! '-JL. I3 'N H94 IENNIE LIND OBRIAN Vice-President BETTY LOU RAWLS President PAULETTE BRAME IUDITH CURRIN 'OMMY HUFF Secretary and Treasurer BILL DICKERSON N W4 A pN'w GUY BREEDLOVE CALVIN 919 CLARENCE LEMONS HESTER JAMES E5 BOYD R FM? : 502 ' - I 5? , ' lf. ff' 15 5 2 J Q DANNY CIFERS STANLEY GREENWAY AJP RUBY NEWTON 55!:1-fgffil f, .,-QP. ik. 4 1. , fi, X Q if , Q3 4 qi A-E? iiffriff , . 5 Qll T . If .'f.'l'.1 S5 :M . - ,. . ' -P 14' .aff , jki-'-11'-. 15+ ,f-fc :L A S1 '1-:'j'5 ' 5.34 1 I. , '14-+,f,5f.fl'5-4.1f ' f N jbiig, T sth? vlv flif -. if -iff' i I x 1 JJ ' 'fum P . .M QP yr 1 H J T 8 f 1 3559 N it wth. 1 I P,,r,f , , W- WSL, f '4' 14 '1 Ik A X' ' 5, N5 fb-3' ,V 'gmfql ,J ff, P5551 f M f my mg. filrd Mfr -f ' P-A f .vxTrJ 4 I' lg! 1 4 '-R W i B 45' 1 Q ,, 1 ,, ff 15 gi A 5- Ja, I 4 fl. u R V A 'n v r- iv 'J -ls ' r ! 1 a Ev-. :., 4, 11251 4 .-' . 'fy . gl .1 2,11 rganizations Le Cercle Franczus HW' KQG ,1 We so 'QW' Le Cercle Francais is headed by Pat Leveque this year. Other officers are Judith Currin, Vice- President, Carolyn Brooks, Secretary, Adams, Treasurer. and Thomas meetings are acquaintance and culture. French songs and games add avetessef' Programs given in the monthly designed to give club members an with La Belle France, her history A program highlight during the year was the visit 'of Mrs. P. A. Leveque, mother of the clubis president, who told of her years as an exchange student in France during her college days. While there she met Mr. Leveque, who later came to the United States and claimed his fiancee for his bride. Every spring the French club presents in as- sembly a program of two short plays in French. Left to right: Judith Currin, Vice President, Carolyn Brooks, Secretary Thomas Adams, Treasurer, Pat Le veque, Presidentg Mrs. Mac C. Sat terwhile, Advisor. Q 'QV' Q1 First row, left to right: Linda Lilly, Lillian McFarland, Lea Lea Hall, Barbara Rogers. Second row: Betsy Read, Linda Smith, Brenda Cupton, Betty Lou Rawls. Third row: julia Carrington, NValter Young, jimmy Harris. Fourth row: Iimmy Frazier, john Critcher, Bay Dickerson, Paul Wyskoczka. Fifth row: jimmy Hester, Charles Wilson, Graham Clark, Billy Daniel. Sixth row: Bobby Finch, Ed Pace, Ray Williford, Billy Seate, Garland Talton. Seventh row: Bill Boyd, Hal Pittard, Kendall Parham. Eighth row: Harper Ruff, Mason Carrington, Tommy Lanier. 64 Future'Teachcrs f fknaerica The Future Teachers of America have as their aims and objectives to learn ef- fective ways of teaching and to promote an interest in this vocation. The club also seeks to support the advancement of education. First row, left to right: Sue Gordon, Freida Dement, Linda Latta, Carol Beasley. Second row: Lynette Currin, Euleta Johnson, Diane Saunders, Beverly Wilkerson, Third row: Cheryl Duncan, Wilbra Shearin, Sandra Day, Ann Stovall. Fourth row: Susan Daniel, Carolyn Brooks, Linda Currin, Linda Lilly. Fifth row: Linda Sanford, Shirley Io Finch, Patricia Ad- cock, Pat Leveque. Sixth row: Betsy Howard, Peggy Woodlief, Betty Dement, Nancy Farabow. Seventh row: Doris Watkins, Mary Elizabeth Currin, Annie Laura Dixon, Beth Lanier, Brenda Ashworth. , QCP .al 'il OFFICERS,sij't to right: Bonnie Lou Currin, Pre' ent, Judith Currin, Treasurer, Mrs. E. C. McSwain, Ad- visor, Nancy Hogan, Vice-President, Eleanor Lewis, Librarian. JIMMY HARRIS Vice-President PEGGY AVERETT Bible Club .gi ELEANOR LEWIS President The Bible Club has as its objective increasing interest in and obedience to the Word of God. Members encourage the student body to take part in weekly devotionals given at the beginning of each chapel period. Every year the club chooses one or more projects, some of which have been: putting Bibles in hospitals, giving programs at the county home, and providing for a needy family. It is hoped that members of the Bible Club will encourage each other in the setting of a good example of honesty and obedience to school regu- lations. ANNIE LAURA DIXON Secretary-Treasurer MRS. E. G. MCSWAIN Devotional C hairman Advisor , ,R ,' 'W ,ny First row left to right Shirle Ti tt E l 3752 T 1 - Y if y ppe , u eta johnson, Julia Smith, Susan Daniel, Jennie Lind O'Brian, Iudy Ann CritCl'l6r, lxfm'3Y,LaW50n, Carol BCHSIGY, Dora Anne Suitt, Beverly VVilkerson. Second row: Diane Greene, Amella Wheeler, Peggy Edoqdhefpgagolyn Bf00kS, Nancy Farabow, Betsy Howard, Anna Peed, Kav Burwell, Jimmy Harris, MrS- E- G- MCSWHIH- vw r, r- ' ' - - ' I 0 lf' row. Annie Laura Dixon, Charles VV1lson, Bill Anderson, Howard Harrell, Billy Finch, ElCHI10Y LGWIS, NHUCY Finch. Not Pzctured: Lea Lea Hall. 66 JULIA RUTH CARRINCTON Debating Club 'fllqx N54 'N.,,.s-Q 'br- MR. JUSTIN Advisor Opportunities for training in public speaking are offered to the students of Oxford High School through the Debating Club. Each year the De- bating Club participates in Triangular Debates with Roxboro and Oxford Orphange. The 1960 query is Resolved: That the federal government should substantially increase its regulation of labor unions. Fzrst row left to right Barbara Rogers, Wills Hancock, Jimrny Harris, Nancy Griflin. Second row Nancy Lawson Brenda Cupton Rebecca Cunningham Carolyn jones. Third row: Iulla Ruth Carrlngton, Al Averette Tommy Robinson George Pat 67 J. Robert Oppenheimer Science Club ' k' -.f Y' Sax , I FINLEY JOHNSON FLOYD CARMICHAEL President Vice-President f The KI. Robert Oppenheimer Science wg Club of Oxford High is composed of stu- , dents currently taking a science course. f These students are interested in science . ,, and at each monthly meeting a program Us ' is given pertaining to a particular Held Q ,rx of science. The highlight of the club's 'v-- year is sponsoring the Science Fair for Oxford to determine entries for the State A Science Fair. ANNA PEED Librarian 5 XJ 'of' ks..- MR. RICHARDSON QVVK ANNETTE CULBRETH Secretary-Treasurer NANCY LAWSON State Science Fair Winner , ,iw - ,Il Q : Q , ' ,i ur 3 ' A MRS. SHEARIN Advfwf SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS, left to Ti ht: Advisor g Nancy Lawson and Anna Peed. Seated, left to right: Paul Duffy, Charles Peed, Floyd Carmichael, Barry Averett, Tommy Lanier, Robert Powell, Danny Finch John VVilson. Standing, left to right: Finley Iohnson, David Gillespie, Marshall Canady, Charles Bryan, Doug Gresham, Jim my Cheatham, Annette Culbreth, 'Kay Burwell, Anna Peed, Nancy Lawson, Bill Hicks, Howard Harrell, Bill Anderson. 68 Cognoscamus Oxford's Latin Club this year boasts a state of- Q ficer, Lea Lea Hall, and state sponsor, Mrs. Mac Satterwhite. W ' The club was represented by six students and A 1 their sponsor at the National Junior Classical League Convention held at St. Olaf College, Northiield, Min- X- .fi nesota, August 9-13. Students going were Lea Lea - Hall, Doris Watkins, Betty VVilson, Jane Blackwell, W. -. . Ann Stovall, and Linda Currin. 't . 5 The 1960 annual convention will be held in Al- . VQN YZOOD buquerque, New Mexico, August 7-11. It is expected MRS' SATTFRWHITE res' ent that at least six Oxford students will attend that Advisor meeting. ca, W, kgsf , - 1 X , ' . . ,,,.. KL 1 :ii I J ' VVV- Y-LT? ' El-V . f' SUSAN DANIEL NANCY FARABOW Vice-President Secretary DORIS WATKINS Treasurer First row, left to right: Doris Watkins, Ruby Finch, Linda Sanford, Peggy Woodlief, Cynthia Watkins, Betty Wilson, Beverly Wilkerson, Betty Tippett, Euleta Johnson, Susan Daniel, Nancy Farabow, Nancy Rogers. Second row: Catherine Duffy, Mary Campbell, Betty Lou Rawls, Diane Saunders, Lynette Currin, Ruby Finch, Vera Schmit, Judy Harrell, Judy Blythe, Patricia Averette, Marvin Averette, Van Wood. Third row: Daisy Hall, Ann Colson, Judy Hart, Jane Blackwell, Carol Beasley, Diane Cox, Betty Whitehurst, Ruby Clark, Patricia Woodlief, Wilbra Shearin, Louise Hunt, Peggy Averett, Claudia Currin. Fourth row: Anna Peed, June Hall, Sandra Day, Gussie Currin, Betty Dernent, Linda Day, Emilie Adcock, Amelia Wheeler, Brenda Gupton, Kay Burwell, Barbara Rogers. Fith row: Charlie Bryan, Lea Lea Hall, Ann Stovall, Mary Elizabeth Currin, Brenda Ashworth, Linda Currin, Nancy Griilin, David Currin, Ginger Burwell, Leonard Creech, Bill Boyd, Paul Duffy. Sixth row: David Gillespie, Howard Harrell, Billy Finch, Charles Peed, Ray Criiiith, Tommy Donagon, Henry Hall, Richard Wyskoczka. Seventh row: Jimmy Harris, Arck Hicks, Al Averette, Charles Belcher, Robert Powell, Mark Duggins, Barry Averett, Bill Anderson. 69 Future Homemakcrs Cf America ,iz ' ' , ,A R - 'fs---fs'-' NANCY FARABOW V ice-President Q ijt, SUSAN DANIEL Recreation Leader fr- CAROLYN MOSS Reporter BETTY HOWARD President '5Z. f as -' V-...,, - CAROLYN WEST S ecretary up PHYLLIS CARMICHAEL Parlimentarian ,wg-:,:.,:E ACES.. ., V - I .M 1 A SANDRA DAY PATRICIA WOODLIEF MRS. PRUITT Tfed-Sllfef Historian Sponsor The main purpose of the organization is to Anyone who has ever been enrolled or is at promote an appreciation of the joys and the satis- present enrolled in Home Economics may be a mem- faction of good homemaking and to promote inter- ber of the club. national good will. Left to right: Ernestine Todd, Flora Watkins, Carolyn Seated, left to right: Freida DeMent, Linda Sizemore, Sue Moss, Susan Daniel, Nancy Farabow, Margaret Cooke, Norris, Marianna Dickerson, Carolyn West, Nancy Pittard, Helen Brown, Phyllis Carmichael, Amelia Wheeler. Judy HHIT, Alice ChHIT1b6rS- Left to right: Patricia Woodlief, Lynette Currin, Carolyn Jones, Gwen Knott, San- dra Day. Hs MONEY! Left to right: Judith Currin, Brenda Saun- ders, Betty Lou Rawls, Wilbra Shearin, Virginia Trent, Linda Reese, Betty Lou Dean, Becky Dement, Gussie Currin, Hazel Long, Ginger Burwell. Left to right: Betty Howard, Joyce Howard, Patricia 'rf' Carmichael, Patricia Adcoclc, Diane Cox, Gloria Currin, Martha Bowling, Sue Gor- don, Cheryl Duncan, Jean Cur- din, Betsy Howard, Betty DeMent. Left to right: Deanie Parham, Judith Currin, Betty Lou Rawls, Phyllis Carmichael, Betty Howard, Patrica Carmichael, Diane Cox, Sue Cordon, Nancy Pittard, Martha Bowling, Joyce Howard, Jean Currin, Susan Daniel, Patricia Adcock, Virginia Trent, Helen Brown, Linda Sizemore, Sue Norris, Gussie Currin, Freida Dement, Wilbra Shearin, Margaret Cooke, Betty Lou Dean, Linda Reese, Alice Chambers, Marianna Dickerson, Betsy Howard, Brenda Saunders, Ginger Burwell, Carolyn NVest, Carolyn Moss, Ernestine Todd, Lynette Currin, Saundra Day, Judy Hart, Gloria Currin, Patricia VVoodlief, Amelia Wheeler, Flora VVat- kins, Carolyn Jones, Betty Dement, Nancy Farabow, Hazel Long, Gwen Knott. 5: SP. K' Q Q Q BILL DICKERSON 45, ' Vice-President SQ iiz . - I . 5 JAMES BURNETTE . Q r President I 5 lv' V , V 'lf' A' i RICHARD BROOKS -. Q Treasu rer it Q-.1 i'?L'.'A ' A 4 ,',V- A 'lb ' , A JESSE CURRIN ' Secretary fi '- ' .A S SV i 35 . ll 5-' ,X A ,- STANLEY CREENWAY Sentinel The Future Farmers of America of Oxford High School is afliliated with Future l E. B. HUFF Reporter .. MR. ROBERT HILL Sponsor State and National Chapters. Anyone who is enrolled in Vocational Agriculture is eligible for membership in the club. A boy must be fourteen years old and be accepted by the members and the advisor. V A 1 2. Create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations few of the purposes of the Club are as follows: . Develop agricultural leadership 3. Develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism 4. Encourage and practice thrift. The club meets twice a month during school and twice during the summer months. Contests in six different phases of farming are sponsored each year with other schools. Each summer a group of boys attend either Tom Brown or White Lake Camp for recreation. 72 Farmers Of America Ia Leg? Bumette, B ,I ns, C 11 D. . ' Cuynfk uy Whifehulcslfersonr Clare nny Cxiefs' lesse . nee Bins, pitxgisgl Dwight Robert Currin, Calvin Hester, 'Marshall Floyd, Pete Boyd. First row, left to right: Richard Brooks, Stanley Greenway, james Burnette, Bill Dickerson, Jesse Currin, E. B. Huff. Second row: Calvin Hester, Durwood Hester, VV. L. West, Pete Boyd, Francis Boyd, James Beal, Robert Vlfhirley, Guy XVhitehurst, Bobby VVoodlief, Darius Critcher, David' Crowder, Bobby jones. Third row: Robert Currin, Cecil Sandford, Marshall Floyd, Billy Pit- tard,hClarence Lemons, Roger Gillis, William Daniel, Oscar Dean, Ronald Davis, Danny Cifers, A. M. Clayborne, Ir., Dwight Cres am. alnumnsastx-mamrvwmazaa t f-wwe, -' . .f,. .. , .- 'A' fy, A wg. Snapshots ig ,,,A, X , Kg 5: 2755 w . .-'2' 22 5 R Ar' kg - ' E Q . , X v ' 3 ,Q X x A s 17 w N' sk JL fs X . , , . w ir. X mv- .. , -. 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Football Team COACHES Head Coach John Parham Assistant Coach Al Habit ' ,jfa P . .f .gfp rw - 'ga' - Qkiei X N. n Q , -'-2 , T. ' i p 4fY?'Li'W T - -9 'W ...l .. . , 1 . 1 Y 1 ll 1 ag ,- :N ,K , L. , 1 -vs. 'sh , 4 PQFWA 4,5 C, IX, .4 , . Y A Q! f A DM . Q1 . X M ,Y Igp, f, 7Xv'fifW DN W ,HV XII if X XD - E23 13 , X ' ' I f I XJ. 4 f I 5 3 . 1 .n f 'J ll.. Q ' H D A.- DAVID NORRIS . I 2 'f'?jgQQY'SSN ' Y ' 1 I X . JAMES DICKERSON 5 4 5 x, if I 4 i I A Q YV g 'R I E 3 f I i I T A i if I ,351 A J W S , n I A M x I JIMMY HESTER f'xJN 'igLx , gqPx Q 7 f 1 ,A W 1 x' L 1' fx A A J 1.1 I .V 'X 'xl I L BILLY DANIEL I fl! 3 RAY WILLIFORD DI Yfarsity CHARLES BELCHER BILLY ELLIOTT 23 2E ,-1 ' CO-CAPTAINS CHARLES BELCHER AND DAVID NORRIS' EZCZEI? liiigtflwfiifi,'21'H'ZShLYEf1TYf2Z?9 iiilflieiiewiffi 'N J Ry R, y' 5 LARRY SIZEMORE A' JN nf' ll 1 f 0qV',fff 'J4 if I ,N ' I ,I ff!! K ,ig lx '- l l I ,F Q MARC DUGGINS x ' 2 f JERRY SIZEMORE 1' 'I y Nfl' I, 0 ' X TOMMY LANIER lg f X2 x . VAN WOOD A Q4- E I q HARPER RUFF Q I J '. B av S BILLXQ FRARIER Baa 2 AL HABIT Billy Elliot, Charles Belcher, Larry Sizemore, Ray Williford, C0f1Ch James Dickerson, jimmy Hester. Girls' Basketball l ' ' A ,W '. A ff x . W A ,ffl N yg A A , Vvvr '- BARBARA REID I IUDITH CURRIN 'wg 1, ,Rf , f ' R 5'l?l1Qn:: y --'- --' 'X WA 'ff 'JOYCE HOWARD lq lg Q 2 ,SM R PAT CARVER Miss PAT WILSON Coach MANAGERS REBECCA CUNNINGHAM SANDRA DAY 4 at E- Q V ,,.'AV ' 2. 2, , ' Z 7, -V ,, f ' ' . y- ' k ' ',P' f ' ANNETTE CULBRETH JANE BLACKWELL 9, MARY ELIZABETH CURBIN Left to right: Bobby Rawls, Judy Hart, Linda Sanford, Sylvia Clark, Ann Stovall, Jane Blackwell, Annette Culbreth, Barbara Reid Judith Currin, Mary Elizabeth'Currin, Joyce Howard, Lynette Curtin, Daisy Hall, Linda Sizemore, Euleta Johnson, Pat Carver Doris Watkins, and Diane Saunders. .ww -iv Junior Varsity Basketball I , . i is . 4? N fi, A , If A TILDEN MARTIN ffiff A' my C ' A ir I ' f ' V . a 1: R 1 6 v ix .P in A, Q' ,fi ,,A 'igq fx fx CHARLES PRED ,RV I A I XX XV - ii! I3 iff.: ffm- Xia ,is X ,C I I5,.5 E X N ,K ,J ' I f 29 PA, L A A AR f I A If A A A. M. CLAYBORN A fi, MARVIN AVERETT , fi' Fi 'ff f , .,,A 2 hu ARCH HICKS P L 3 . J 3 'xvxx 1 X X' I Z 1 : ' ,Im ITN ' I , ' Q. H fv p 1 ' 3 'S X V F' i' 2 Rf I .b 4 I X f V 'FU A A. I AA Af 1-- , I A , If 14 J..-' Q ,fx ' R WILLS HANCOCK . 1' I ,Tri i EU ' DUDLEY WILLIAMS I I JOHN PARHAM . I Coach ROYSTER WASHlNGTON 2 K ff PICOT FRAZIER I XC' If 1 DAVID CURRIN 'X - -' , AQ 'gf A 1 N X E A Ia if A I 'R I- f I . If ff. 3 RN 5 ,. K I X x AQUA Q ' Q 'QA Vw I I A I I IE! X- 45' P M'-a ' 1 ' I 1 ? I if Fi fix H ,Nui ' E AX X fa . I E3 ' H I 5 .bf ' ' ' A I X ,':xV - s J , , I , iii? X S .4 A ' ' . J Ciigdy-wg , xi , 0 WIN- 'J --.-.. f M1 M ki.: B 1-kvlyf V TERRY GENTRY def STEVE PIPER sg if SAM CURHIN JOHNNY RIGGAN 'P I Baseball Team A ,wa -A i w f A na E M 'I hi A L , f if W J A x gf' L wa ,f we , BILLY ELLIOTT 5 4 . RAY DICKERSON 1 HARPER RUFF 11 J I Muff 5' vw I A-vga Af Y : X l T , , AL HABIT if x I COClCh DONNIE PARROTT 0 ES A JAMES DICKERSON 'Y A LEONARD CREECH WOOD 7 VAN M , N. V ,L A A L ' A il :wig , V 'FP ' x , ,gf 1 . x 5 'xv ,Q XX 1 lxwa vff A A Q .' 4' ' IIMMY FRAZIER j4 S'i i BILLY DANIEL FLOYD CARMICHAEL DOUG GRESHAM GRAHAM CLARK Track Sf? fx E x' 'gi . Q CHARLES BELCHER f 1925 Y BILL HICKS TOMMY MORGAN As B3 i . 3 L gi x it is ' if BILLY FRAZIER I AL AVERETT ROY DEAN T Q 5 BOBBY FINCH D L ' - P Ji P' ' V YW Q A A A T A . . I 1 A ROBERT POWELL Q1 -' K V T511 A Y R ' CALVIN HESTER THOMAS ADAMS 1 1 X . 9 .IN if 'Y Track if 12 BARRY AVEBETT HARRY WILLIAMS RAY WILLIF ORD JOHN PARHAM Coach FINLEY JOHNSON DONNIE HAWKS GEORGE TARRY W ::.,.. 5 f v:- E: '12 BOBBY GBISSOM B5 E 31-XR' I fl ts I 5 I BILLY FINCH , av Y I R 1 4, I . f , I -,, ' ' 5 MARSHALL CANNADY I 1 I I Z, TOMMY COZART Z I fy pg II I 5 I . K tw f ,f I FOOTBALL This year our football team had its best record in several years. They won five games while losing only three and tying one. They beat Roxboro 13-7, Graham 19-0, .Oxford Orphan- age 28-0, Scotland Neck 25-12, and Southern Durham 33-12. They were defeated by Chap- el Hill 8-0, Hillsboro 13-6, and Henderson 19-7. They tied Northern 7-7. The Wildcats led the conference in defense, allowing opponents only 8.7 points per game and were third in offense, scor- ing an average of 15.6 points per game. The Wild- cats will lose only 4 starters by Way of graduation, and so they will be in the thick of the title race next year. The seniors on this year's team were Charles Belcher, Ray Willrford, David Norris, Jimmy Frazier, Bobby Crisson, Tommy Morgan, Finley Johnson, and Bobby Finch. BASEBALL The baseball team under the direction of Coach Al Habit is expected to be the dark horse of the conference this year. The Wildcats will be weakest in pitching, however, a strong outfield and infield is expected to make up for this deficiency. The team is led by all-conference catcher, Harper Ruff, as well as Jimmy Frazier, Billy Daniel, Billy Frazier, Ray Dickerson, and Billy Elliott. Best of luck to the Wildcats! 1 88 BASKETBALL The 1959-60 basketball team, led by Co- Captains David Norris and Charles Belcher be- gan a very successful season this year by win- ning over Oxford Orph- ange, Craham, and Franklinton. They lost only to Henderson and Chapel Hill. Under the guidance of our coach, Mr. Al Hab- it, the team has acquired a vigorous desire and determination to Win. The team includes seniors, Tommy Lanier, David Nor- ris, Larry Sizemore, Charles Belcher, Ray Willi- ford, juniors, Harper Buff, Billy Elliott, Billy Daniel, jimmy Hester, sophomores, Van Wood, Marc Dug- gins, james Dickerson, and Jerry Sizemore. TRACK The track team, coached by Mr. Iohn Parham, will enter into its hardest schedule in its young history this year, although Oxford is without the services of most of last year's lettermen. The nu- cleus of the team will be formed around Donnie Hawks, Roy Dean, George Pat Tarry, and Bill Hicks. However, many positions are still open and may be filled by anyone. Despite this, we are sure that our trackmen will come up with a creditable season. L 1' Cheerleaders LELIA MCFARLAND Co Chzef LILLIAN MCFARLAND Co Cluef DORIS WATKINS JULIA RUTH CARRINCTON LEA LEA HALL BARBARA REID BOBBIE RAWLS DIANE SAUNDERS ANN STOVALL NANCY GRIFFIN CYNTHIA WATKINS Wig ,4!.w, Q. if make A 89 V564- nf.-, sg X Q E E ,E 3 ,, 1 K ab :X , Q i ff , 5 5 5 viii? 1+ X lw,l,,,,.,wz- ,wr as 534 A Q, 3 KY' I 2 .. Y, YS gx W B + ,..f6' 1 , ' - Homecoming ,, ff If 3 X lv I MAID OF HONOR BETTY HOWARD Cynthia Whtkifms, Lynette Currin, Linda Smithl Lea 'Lea Haill,y 'B6l5bVi6. Rawls Mary Elizabeth Campbell.. !' A 1 I l ' - - ' l , ll V' f ' I- I 'V91' Girls' Athletic Association if lf. sir H W Q i' is : LILLIAN MCFARLAND BARBARA REID LELIA BICFARLAND P f6Sidf?'1f g Q Vice-President Treasurer . .. 'N A LYNETTE CURRIN MISS PATRICIA WILSON Secretary Advisor SENIOR G. A. A. MEMBERS First row, left to right: Phyllis Carmichael, Betty Howard, Betty Lou Rawls, Caroline Vaught. Second row: Judith Currin, Bonnie Lou Cunin, Beth Lanier, Pat Leveque. Third row: Lelia McFarland, julia Ruth Carrington, Lillian McFarland. 92 The Girls' Athletic Association is a club composed of girls who Want to promote the knowledge of sports in the school. To be eligible one must have at least 25 points at the end of the first semester. The points may be acquired by selling at C. A. A. functions, playing basketball, or participating in any super- vised sport. At the end of the year the five seniors with the most points of achievement receive jackets, acknowl- edging the hard work shown in their four years of high school. if 5' Q 1 ' 1 1 LA. ' . ey .., V-w I- W-uv Monogram Club 'I 4 GPRS:- ,-w is A gi., J -V za wh -Q V xsxghex Y :M z ' ' ' 's . . , V. - N . 1 4 . .. 1 - V RAY WILLIFORD CHARLES BELCHER BOBBY FINCH TOMMY MORGAN MR. IOHN PARHAM P resident V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor The Monogram Club is composed of those boys who have won a letter in one of the extracurricular activities offered at Oxford High School. To en- courage active participation in sports, to foster good sportsmanship, and to develop desirable character traits are the aims of this organization. After boys have played the required number of quarters and have received a letter, they are N 1...-.. automatically eligible for membership in the Mono- gram Club. The required quarters are as follows: football, 20 quarters, basketball, 40 quarters, base- ball, half of the gamesg track and golf, 15 points each. At the termination of the school year each senior member is awarded a sweater, indicating his association with the club. A aa.. H N L FV Left to right: Harper Ruff, Graham Clark, Billy Daniel, Donnie Hawks, Billy Adcock, Donald Currin, Harry Williams, Billy Frazier, Finley johnson, David Norris, Bobby Grissom, Ray Dickerson, Albert Capps, Jimmy Frazier, Neil Norwood, Caswell Spencer, S. C. Elliot, Roy Dean, Billy Elliott. 4 MAMA ,- V tv N! N 'af X Junior High T l if ff M l ' . f' ' is i X .- 1 -2 AT vii -cm, , .,-. , ,., - 1 nu! 3.1 i2i'95'15LL'5'??f ' xliidgizhl PX' gqg,,v,5.my 51.6.-:,wgg-U 'I?r95'2'f?' it 24 Left to right, first row: Brenda Currin, Miss Breed- love, Tom Frazier, Miss Lyon. Second row: Sandra Dickerson, Mrs. Squires, Pinot Frazier, Mrs. Lamm, David Currin, Mrs. NVright. Third row: Nancy Par- rott, Miss Bullock, Vernon Averette, Miss Smith, Pat Saunders, Mrs. Tliomasson, Kenneth Cash, Mrs. Elms. x ,,.f'-P' SEVENTH GRADE Left to right: Mrs. NVright, Miss Smith, Mrs. Thomasson. A ll l 96 i 1 l Q ll I Junior High Faculty SIXTH GRADE Left to right: Miss Breedlove, Miss Lyon, Mrs Squires. 5 . I S I i . E , Vk il EIGHTH GRADE Left to right: Miss Bullock, Mrs. Elms, Mrs. Lamm. 3 4 Mrs. Lamnfs Eighth Grade First row, left to ri,11h1: Rebecca Currin, Jerrie Harvell. Carol Hobgootl, Sammy Gordon, Enhart Sherell, Betsy Gentry. Second row: Bryson Wood- lief, E. A. Mayes, Rohery Dickerson, Brenda Carole Iones, Carolyn Creech. Third row: Bonnie Lynn Melton, Charles Height, George Day, Bill Dixon, Elijah Howell, Judy Bullock, Fourth row: Mary Lee Norwood, Lula Averett, Iinny Morton, Jane Overton, Jackie Hughes. Fifth row: Ruth Huff, Margaret Baucom, Betty Adams, Ioan Powell, Marguerite Vlfilliams, Corinne Fox. Sixth row: Douglas Whitt, Taylor Parham, Ronald Whitt, john Penny, Edward Carrington, William Aiken, William Miller. Miss Smiths Seventh Grade Mrs. Wrighfs Seventh Grade First row left to right' Donald Martin Jeff Saunders William Currin, Mike Hanks, Judith Williams. Second row: Jane Digcersgnc Sue dFaucEtt3 a ei Judith Yancey, Linda Parham, Loretta Almond, Eugene Wheeler. Third row: Louise Hockaday, Billy Grissom, John Currin, avi anna y, 4 Watkins, Mary Elizabeth Wilkerson. Fourth row: Billy Ragnor, -Jerry Lanier, Strad Watkins, Jimmy Parrott, .Mark Smith, Laura Champion. Fifth row: Joyce Lee, Patsy Lou Ellington, Carolyn Crowder, Rhem Hutchinson, Betsy Cozart, Susan Watkins. Sixth row: Bill Overton, Fred Fosythe, Jimmy Phillips, Leak Hightower, Ken Murphy, Gaynelle White, Mary Lee Johnson. n2 - J Qi, -4 M., , . f it H Mrs. Thomassorfs Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Jimmy Powell, Ronnie Haskins, Marilyn Tuntsall, yVilliam Tarry, William Boyd, Lowell Hensgen. Second row: Berley Hart, Randy Ruthedge, oward Adcock, Roy Dickerson, Sandra Macioroski, lxathryn Young. Third row: Carolyn Satterfield, Wilma Price, VVade Woodlief, Ronald Todd, Linda Pleasants, Carol Jean Corbett. Fourth row: Marion Clement, Carolyn Finch, Janie Cash, Ann Dillinger, Bobby Frazier, Ben Barker, Howard Leonard. Fifth row: James Dickerson, DeLnris Saunders, Celia Hester, Diane Currin, Betty Yancey, Sixth row: Allie Ellington, Pat Saunders, Marie Brooks, Annette Clark, Mike Zava, L. G. Jones. Not Pictured: Walter Champion, Kenny Cox. 99 . , , M155 Lyon s Srxth Grade Left to right first row Russell Diniel Tony Ofikes Mi Ellen C rrin S md Ell , .- 1 , Q . , ary u . cc 1 row: en Gresham, Patricia Hart, Linda Hart, Beverly Dean, R bet H'll Ynt 5 H FE. Tl'd ': L' it 'll -'F ' '- - ' 1 0 r 1 ,d Ceh u D url ron mr 1 Gi , Tom Fraznr, Fmnk Dixon, Joanne Hight, Wanza Clark, Sue Culbreth Fourth row' Martha Cur A R li En, 'aymon n a an, onad VVarren, Greg Belgher, NVnyne Boyd, Judy Woodlief. Fifth row: Danny Williford, Jay Perkinson, Bill Cheatham: arolme Mitchell, James Dixon, Johnny Almond, hay Francis Currin. birth mu. Laura Jean Taylor, Dola Peed, Becky Hatton, Janie Bumette Marsha Currin, Billy Usry, Percine Browning, ' Mrs. Squires' Sixth Grade Left to right, first row: Tommy Hardee, William Ellington, Cynthia Currin, Patricia Dean, Josephine Beal, Brenda Hunt. Second row: William Tally, Bernard Daniel, William Ramsey, Fred Green, Wanen Newton. Third row: Anne Cootrell, Wayne Riggan, Jimmy Elliott, Madison Higgan, Bruce Frazier, Ann Wilkerson. Fourth row: Robert Harvell, Judy Beal, Patsy Dean, Linda Grissom, Owen Jones, Harry Cash. Fifth row: James Mor- Ean. Brenda Hayes, Barbara Saunders, Kerry Lynch, Betty Welch, Hubert Cox. Sixth row: Becky Overton, Joyce Ollis, Jane Blackwell, Dale Bowling, Diane Cannaday, Wanda Hardin, Sandra Dickerson. 100 Miss Breedloves Sixth Grade Left to right, first row: Angela Johnson, Linda Anne Curtin, Jack Howard, Eddie Longmire, Loretta Hester. Second row: jack Smith, Donna Read Daniel, Alma Marie Watkins, Meyer Dworsky, Nelson Dunn, Larry Sanford. Third row: Rebecca Dean, Shirley Ihscoe, Brenda Wheeler, Charles Barker, Alex Floyd, Edward Stroud. Fourth row: Leonard Dickerson, Linda Sadler, Brenda Currin, Flora Taylor, Douglas Thomas, Char- maine Cox, Fifth row: Bruce Daniel, Bobby Steagall, Mary Helen Hancock. Gwendolyn Hightower, Ray Adcock, Joy Forsythe. Sixth row: Meri- wether Lewis, Alfred Huff, Lily Comer, Charles Champion, Bobby Bames, Courtney Lewis, Brenda Milton. Junior High Chorus The Junior High Chorus is composed of students from the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. The Chorus this year was under the direction of Mrs. Rachel Dunn. i 101 Junior High Cheerleaders Left to right, Betsy Ann Gentry, Alma Dial-cersim, Ann Sacldlcr, Elizaheth Vllatkins, Lincla Saclcller, Mary YVells Ruff, Chief, Angela Johnson, Judith Yancey, Carolyn VVhiti', Lilly Cfnnr-r, Caroline Lewis. 4-0, on M s N Junior Varsi t Football Left In right, first row: Charles Ulilliams, Marvin Averc-tt, Mike Yvarren, Iohnny Higgan, Jerry Hedrick, Tilton Martin, Pat Saunders, Albert Jones, Sam Cnrrin, Roger Cottrell. Second row: NVally Emmert, Lowell Hensgen, Ally Ellington, Vernon Averett, Bohhy Frazier, Ronny Haskins, James Horner, George Day, Bill Dixon, Luther Carrington. Third row: Jim Floyd, Thomas Clement, Paul Duffy, Harry Watts, Steve Piper, Henry Hall, Joe Cnrrin, Freddy Forsythe. Fourth row: jerry XVilliford, Charles Pcccl, David Currin, Dudley VVilli8lllS, Ray Griffin, Troy Johnson. 102 Snapshots Q5 T? 'X L4 A ,VSO glllfn-p 103 Y av 013165 ' ouf Say cheese! 'Q l Lunchroom Staff Mrs. Bullock, Mrs. Louise Currin, Lucille Bailey, Ruby Overby, Mrs. Currin. gk .x 35 if -wane., 4- r 1' x Y-1-.. Cu s todi a n s James Evans, James Crews We are grateful to Mrs. Bullock, our die- titian, and her very competent lunchroom staff for their excellent service. We look forward each day to the good Hhomecookedn meal that is waiting for us when the lunch bell rings. Please Patromze Our ADVERTISERS ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T960 W. A. ADAMS TOBACCO CO. OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 106 Guiclepost To Opportunity . 650 Q? - , For young people seeking careers O . . - . 45 with challenge, the textile industry-one 09' of the nation's most important industries 647 -oFfers eiccellent opportunities. QQ? Let the world-famed Burlington tri- 4? angle of quality beryour guidepost to ,QQ the future. o if UQNQ Young men and women of imagina- ll tion, initiative and ability will tind re- gal warcling careers in textiles, and with Q 4' Burling, worId's leading textile organi- zation. OXFORD WORSTED MILLS a unit of BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. Executive OFHces: Greensboro, N. C. 107 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 1960 GREYSTONE GRANITE QUARRIES, INC. Henderson, N. C. Producers of crushed stone for better roads DICKERSON'S ' .I MEDFORD MOTORS, Phillips 66 Service Station INC 213 Williamsboro St. OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Roxboro Road Phone 4151 I 108 PATRQNIZE I QXQNIAN ADVERTISERS OXFORD BUILDING AND LOAN Williamsboro Street Oxford, North Carolina IHERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers dr Stationers 1401 - 1429 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Reply to ALLEN BARBEE District Representative SPRING HOPE, NORTH CAROLINA 311545255 PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY mn - an cans OXFGRD .IL WM mm Sim mg. DUNN HENDERSON COLDSBORO it TX I N RALEIGH 109 Y , HowARD BROTHERS Kelway Howard L I R. C. A. PHILCO Television Repairs Fishing Equipment Outboard Motors Fine Boats Record Players Color Television Transistor Radios Home Appliances O l0h11 Ed Pitt-Hd, lf- College Street V OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA UQ Q9 K F f iuif 4 -, giggg gggi i f . - 41' -- f' -'I 'F' fi fi , is I COMPLIMENTS OF OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER and RADIO STATION WOXF i PERKINSON - CURRIN Qualify Furniture at Fair Prices Oxford, North Carolina 110 !i, F OWEN'S WAREHOUSE vv. L. GREGORY O. ROYSTER J. 5. vvATKiNs J. M. PLEASANTS M. A. GOODE OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA EDWARD'S JEWELRY COMPANY 131 Main Street OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Distributors of Nationally Advertised Products FOX'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ship 'n Shore Blouses Connaught Sweaters Kay McDowell Coats gettez 7465464 , AT N PEEBLES KIMBRELL SAU N DER'S MOTOR COMPANY Telephone 5837-4346 U. S. Highway 15 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build T hem. LOVELY LADY BEAUTY . I . SHOPPE . 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