Pittsboro High School - Dragonian Pi Hi Sca Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

Vitts ovo Higfi is An institution of learning where we develop our minds and personalities through four years of study and in- struction. . .a student government in which the students elect their own representatives and have a voice in student body decisions. . . a fellowship with our teachers and class- mates in our classes and club meetings. . .the home of the Blue Dragons, we ' re proud to say as we boast our spirit at pep rallies or cheer our team on to victory at a game. . . the competition in athletic events when our football, basketball, baseball, and track players give their best to fight for the Blue and White. . . all in all, a school with Spirit PITTSBORO HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES OF .360 S 63 presented in . . . Sfie 1964 Pu lisked Annua £ y tke Beta Club of Pittsboro Higk Scdool Pittsbovo, Novtd Carolina Jennifer Kidd . . . Gd ' xiov Marcia Hunfsman . . . Business Manager Mrs. Roy Kidd . . . Advisor lUifft Sincere Appreciation ADRIAN ALLRED On the football field The DRAGONIAN staff of 1964 wishes to offer its warmest thanks to a man who has helped make P. H. S. have a meaning for us. He has done much to increase our school spirit. His time, energy, and determination have kept our athletic teams on the move. He is the faithful driver of our Dragon-Wagon when we travel to sports events out of town. Not only does he love football, basketball, base- ball, and track, but he also does a good job as general science teacher and keeps the freshmen boys physically fit. We proudly dedicate the fifth edition of THE DRAGONIAN to a man who puts his whole heart into our school life, our coach and friend, ADRIAN ALLRED, In the classroom Although we do not always understand and appreciate our administration, these men are the ones who make our school possible. Much planning has to be done behind the scenes and many important decisions must be made- Ad- ministrative positions are surely ones of great responsibility. ROY L. KIDD Principal WALTER R. DUDLEY Superintendent of Schools Chatham County Ce dersdip ... as s own by our administration EUGENE ROGERS LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Assistant Superintendent Thomas L. Reeves, Chairman; Earl Parker, Talmadge MRS. H. G. JOHNSTON A.B. , U.N.C.G. Math Senior Sponsor MRS. ANNIE WILSON MAY B. S. , East Carolina English, Physical Ed. Senior Sponsor BLAIR EDWARD BEASLEY, JR. A. B. , Pfeiffer College English and Speech P. H. S. Little Theatre Debate Team Junior Sponsor MRS. BAXTER RIGGSBEE A.B. , U.N.C. English Dragon News Junior Sponsor Quid nce and instruction Teachers are here to help you is an often heard ex- pression. We, as students, do not always realize that homework and tests are for our own good. Yet without the guidance and patience of our teachers, our many years in school would not have served their purpose. To our teachers, we give much credit and appreciation. The break. . . coffee. . . gripes. . . jokes. MRS. NORMA WHITE B. S. , Wake Forest College Math Junior Sponsor JOHN PAUL ALLEN, JR. A.B. , Elon College Science Science Club Sophomore Sponsor MRS. SALLIE HORTON A.B. , Meredith College Home Economics F. H. A. Sophomore Sponsor MRS. GAIL STONER B. A. , Wake Forest Colle Commercial Sophomore Sponsor GENE TERRELL BROOKS B. S. , East Carolina Social Studies History Club Faculty Athletic Committee Freshman Sponsor MRS. ROY KIDD A.B. , U.N.C. French and English Beta Club, THE DRAGONIAN Freshman Sponsor JOHN R. SHANER B. S. , Albright College Social Studies, Bookkeeping Athletic Coach Freshman Sponsor ADRIAN ALLRED B. S. , High Point College Science, Physical Ed. Monogram Club Athletic Coach te cd evs H. G. JOHNSTON B. S. , Mississippi State College Agriculture F. F.A. School Ground Improvement MRS. MARY A. SHOTTS A. B. , University of Alabama M. A. , Columbia University Social Studies, Guidance Student Council Astronomy Club MRS. CARL YATES A. B. , Meredith College Librarian Library Assistants ' Club 7 Our School as sdown Sy tke Spirit of Jellowskip 22 Spirit of Commenc ement 32 Spirit of Competition 50 Spirit of Learning 64 Spirit of Qrow ffi 76 Spirit of Patrons 92 8 Sfudy, jellows ip, Mrs. Wachs smiles as they say, What! Soup again? Just one more inch. Halloween Royalty Larry Domini ck, King; Glenette Mann, Queen; Jerry Braxton, Primary Prince; Ann Clark, Primary Princess; Margaret Fearrington, Princess; James May, Prince. Hurry up! I want some ice-cream, Mrs. May. 10 sports . . .Sfiis is our sc fiool life. The many club and group activities add much spirit to Pittsboro High School. The learning from the partici- pation in these organizations is invaluable. The fellow- ship gives us the courage to face a new day with hope for tomorrow. Spirit of 3ellowsdip 13 Student Council Jerry Woods, President; Martha Burns, Jane Johnson, Donna Goodwin, Carlene Meacham, Ann Harris, Trudy Tysor, Phyllis Cash, Jimmy Tilley, Edward McLaurin, Joy Clifton, Debby Yates, Mrs. Mary Shotts, Advisor. JERRY WOODS President STUDENT HANDBOOK COMMIT- TEE: M a r c i a Huntsman, Carlene Meacham, Fred Hamlet, Chairman; Irene Faircloth, Jerry Woods. School spirit. . .scholarship. . . clean-up campaign, parliamentary procedure class... powder puff derby, sock hops. . . twerp week. . . assemblies. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Marcia Huntsman, Johnny Blair, Larry Matlock, Margaret Hamlet, Chairman; Bob Wachs. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Worth Holleman, Frances White, Joe Snipes, Carlene Meacham, Chairman; Irene Faircloth, Jimmy Gales. 14 Stresses Citi ensdip BEVERLY BLAND Secretary TOMMY HUGHES Treasurer FRED HAMLET Vice-President ADVISORY BUDGET COMMITTEE: Janet Hunt, Tommy Hughes, Fred Hamlet, Chairman; Irene Faircloth. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE: Ann Harris, Clegg Crawford, Tommy Justice, Linda Lashley, Chairman. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Glenette Mann, Terry Parker, Fred Hamlet, Chairman; Lydia Farrell, Nancy Thomas. SPORTS COMMITTEE: Janet Fearrington, W. C. Oldham, Becky Crabtree, Chairman; Kirby Adcock, Phyllis Harris. 15 f ... CANDACE BURNS Treasurer REBA PARKER Secretary TERRY PARKER Vice-President TOMMY JUSTICE President Leadership . . . Cfiaracfer . . . Acfiieu m nf . To become a Beta, one must have a 90 average for his first two years in high school, maintain an 88 average, and be approved by the faculty. The purpose of this national organization is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students. The two main projects of the Pittsboro High School Beta Club are publishing the annual and attending the State Beta Convention held alternately at Asheville and Raleigh. What a variety of Betas ! Stephanie Beaver Phyllis Cash Joy Clifton Becky Crabtree Irene Faircloth Lydia Farrell Linda Fields Fred Hamlet Margaret Hamlet Ann Harris Elizabeth Hooker Janet Hunt JERRY WOODS Vice-President of State Beta Club Installation of state Beta officers in Asheville. Qualifies of tfie Beta Club . . Selling paper to raise money for State Beta Convention. This is the Beta Convention? On Friday, April 6, 1963, the tired but excited Pi ttsboro Betas arrived in Asheville for the State Con- vention. After much campaigning on the part of Betas, Jerry Woods was elected State Beta V.P. Other highlights of the weekend were hotel rooms. . .long bus ride. . .skit for Jerry. . .talent show. . .banquet and dance. . . rain. . . so many Betas. Marcia Huntsman R obert Jackson Jennifer Kidd Linda Lashley Ann Mann Manley Mann Carlene Meacham Virginia Morris Mary W. Nooe David White Ue Dr preserving memocicb Ads. . .picture taking. . .lay-out day. . . night meetings. . . Gosh, it ' s nearly midnight . . .work, work, work. . .rush, rush, rush. . . deadline. JENNIFER KIDD Editor MARCIA HUNTSMAN Business Manager mumv Marcia Huntsman Reba Parker Ann Mann Elizabeth Hooker Linda Lashley Virginia Morris Jennifer Kidd Tommy Justice Joy Clifton Margaret Hamlet Ann Harris Jerry Woods And when you ' re finished that typing, you can proof- read these copy sheets! Burning the night oil to meet the deadline. Dragon News . . . reporting scdool e Young reporters cover school beat. Editing. .. writing. . . rewriting. . . What are the margins?. . . Yellow copy. . . De a dli n e s were yesterday. .. White copy. ..Any new ideas? . . .Christmas issue. . . Newspaper gets things ac- complished. EDITORIAL STAFF: Jimmy Flynt, Robert Jackson, Ann Harris, Peter Senkiv , Mrs. Mary Riggsbee, Advisor; Linda Las hi e y, Ray Bland, Joy Clifton, Reba Parker, Carol Malcolm. REPORTERS: Charles Strowd, Tommy Justice, Jerry Woods, Betsy Baldwin, Linda Seagroves, Barry Williams, Donnie Smith, Johnny Blair, Carey Carpenter, Lee Sullivan. LINDA LASHLEY Editor-in-Chief TYPISTS and PROOF- READERS: Elizabeth Hooker, Virginia Morris, Rena H a 1 1 e y, Wandra Harris, Ann Mann, Jo Moore, Clegg Crawford, Jennifer K i d d, Dorothy Tyson, M a r c i a Hunts- man. 19 L. Farrell, M. Perkins, L. Heame,J. Harmon, C. Williams, B. Lewis, A. Butler, V. Thomas, J. Sanders, K. Kidd, L. Bowling, J. Mann, J. Wasko, C. Crawford, W. Clark, E. Senkiw, V. Freeman, S. Baker, S. Hill, M. Hamlet, W. Fearrington, S. Cash, F. Riddle, B. Council, N. Foushee, S. Copeland, P. Riddle, C. Horton, T. Gaster, C. Burns, L. Farrell, P. Cash, B. Farrell, M. Neal, S. Beaver, T. Tysor, J. Smith, B. Boone, Mrs. Sallie Horton, Advisor; G. Garrett, W. Johnson, S. Williams, K. Gaster, S. Goodman, J. Shore, A. Wheeler, N. Perry. ' This is the way we learn to sew. 3utuve HomemA evs SANDRA CASH, Treasurer; LINDA FARRELL, Historian; TRUDY GASTER, Secretary; PHYLLIS CASH, Parlia- mentarian; PEGGY JO RIDDLE, Song Leader; CLEGG CRAWFORD, President ; LYDIA FARRELL, Vice-President. H. G.Johnston, J.Dawson, K.Ellis, J. Covert, K.Adcock. Clegg Crawford, Sweetheart; L. Farrell, R. Peace, P. Cooper, L. Matlock, R. Mann,V. Farrell, E. McLaurin, S. Jones, W. Roberson, S. Jenkins, J. Goodwin, M. Mann, K.Crabtree, L.Buchanan, S. Holt, W. Foushee, D. Eubanks, T. Williams, M. Eubanks, R. Mendenhall, B. McNeil, L. Domini ck, M. Blackwelder, J. Lane, R. Ellis, D. Council, G. Johnson, C. Morgan, J. Wolf , E.. Chrisco, B. Knight, B. Kremer, J. Woods, J. Tilley, R. Goodwin, R.Moses, R.Stone, C. Eubanks, W.Campbell, D. Badders, 3utuve darmers ROY PEACE, Vice-President; JOHNNY COVERT, Treasur- er; KIRBY ADCOCK, President; KENNETH ELLIS, Secre- tary; PHIL COOPER, Sentinel; LARRY FARRELL, Re- porter; MR. JOHNSTON, Advisor. G.Yates, J. Justice, R.Johnson, D. Gunter, L. Downing, M. Creed, L. Ryan, S. Farrell, B. Ellis, K. Norwood, R.Leslie, L. Hatley, O.Williams, M. Williams, J. Diggs, R. Bowles, W. Burke, D. Johnson, F. Pendergraft, C. Tilley, L. Sullivan, K. Layton, L. Johnson, V. Creed, T. Cooper, J. Herndon, C. Johnson, A. Perkins, L. Newell, S.Williams, J. Gales, W.Wright, T. Farrell, J. Henderson, R. Churchill, J. Williams, W. Petty, K. Bouldin, A. Johnson. F. F. A. builds new and better leaders for tomorrow. To Jennifer goes credit for our background music. C. Meacham, I. Faircloth, F. White, J. Hunt, V. Clark, R. Parker, E. Senkiw, J. Sanders, S. Hill, L. Parker, F. Riddle, J. Mann, B. Lewis, V. Thomas, A. Butler, J. Kidd, D. Goodwin, P. Riddle, B. Bland, S. Beaver, D. Scott, C.Horton, B. Crabtree, G.Garrett, S. Hathaway, M. Nooe, A. Mann, S. Copeland, T. Tysor, S. Barrett, K. Kidd, K. Thomas, A. Straughn, A. Harris, B. Parker, Students participate . . . Qlee Clu6 . . . Tuesday, Thursday, and every other Friday. . . same di- rector for two years. . . new building looks a little worn. . . new soloists. . . get over this hysteria . . . Is that as loud as you can sing? . . . more selective this year. . . Let me tell you this joke I just happened to hear. . . LINDSAY JONES, Director; REBA PARKER, Treasurer; RAEFORD BLAND, President; ANN HARRIS, Secretary; LYDIA FARRELL, Vice-President. L. Seagroves, S. Cash, C. Burns, L. Farrell, L. Matlock, L. Jones, R. Bland, T. Farrell, B. Knight, T. Parker, G. Yates, C. Tilley, D. Eubanks, J. Currie, G. Smith, F. Pendergraft, B. Wachs, J.Johnson, G. Burke, D. White, M.White, D.Webster, P.Oldham, M. Creed, E. Thomas, G. Roper, L. Downing, D. Morris. o I 22 in music appreciation . . . Band . . . Five clarinets, two saxaphones, two trumpets, three trombones, two drummers. . . scales. . . Apache . . . slowly improving. . . What are those weird sounds coming from the band room? . . . Don ' t give up! Lindsay Jones. . . a capable director. DAVID MORRIS, Treasurer; BOB WACHS, Secretary; DAVID WHITE, President; GREG ROPER, Vice-President. Brenda Bland, George Cooper, Kay Webster, Berry Petty, Jackie Seagroves, Kay Petty, Lindsay Jones, Director; Greg Smith, David Morris, Keith Roper, Joan Oldham, Mike White, David White, Greg Roper, Bob Wachs. 23 s cience Clu$ exploring our earffi Learning about the human body. Charles Strowd, President; Fred Hamlet, Vice-President; Linda Lashley, Secretary; Donnie Smith, Candace Burns, David Morris, Kenneth Ryan, Bob Wachs, Robert Jackson, Worth Holleman, Mike Thompson, John P. Allen, Advisor; Ronnie Vaughn, Raeford Bland, Jerry Woods. Cooking at ide sfars . . . Astronomy Club Ronny Bowles, David Morris, Alton Campbell, Tommy Hughes, Van Creed, Fred Hamlet, Elton Wheeler, Raeford Bland, Candace Burns, Margaret Hamlet, Lydia Farrell, Vice-President; Jerry Wasko, Secretary; Carlene Meacham, President; Becky Crabtree, Beverly Bland, Dare Scott, Mrs. Mary Shotts, Advisor; Mike Thompson, Emory Thomas, Joe Thompson, H. B. Clegg, Mary W. Nooe, Te rry Parker, David White, Worth Holleman, Bob Wachs, Gwynne Burke, W. C. Oldham, Tommy Justice, Robert Jackson. The telescope in use. 24 Marcia Huntsman, Linda Lashley, Jennifer Kidd, Ann Harris, Secretary; Rae ford Bland, Vice-President; Johnny Blair, President; Donnie Smith, Mrs. Roy Kidd, Advisor. Arguing t e pros and cons . . . Ve zte 3cam Margaret Hamlet, Fred Hamlet, Blair Be asley, Advisor; Candace Burns, David Morris. 25 History CluS . . . searching our heritage Lydia Farrell, Secretary; F. Hamlet, D. Smith, Margaret B. Knight, T. Parker, S. Hathaway, B. Crabtree, Hamlet, President; W. C. Oldham, Vice-President; M. Nooe, S. Beaver, Secretary; D. Morris, T. Hughes, J. Wasko, K. Kidd, C. Burns, C. Horton. L. Parker, F. Riddle, B. Griffin, G. Carroll, L.Howard, N. Thomas, J.Hunt, B. Griffin, V. Farrell, M.Gunter, J. Fearrington, B. Bland, L. Fields, S. Hogan, D. Scott, L. Matlock, C. Meacham, I. Faircloth, Gene Brooks, Advisor; E. McLaurin, R. Jackson, J. Justice, C. Strowd, C. Lutterloh, T. Justice, W. Holleman, R. Bland, J.Thompson, P. Sendiv, D.White, S.Mann, R. Vaughn, P. Oldham, D. Webster, D. Sparrow, B. Farrell. Exploring Chatham County history. Newly formed. ..large group. ..trip to Town Creek Indian Mound. . . Wow, look at all those skeletons . . . What ' s an artifact? . ..Trying to keep up with Mr. Brooks ' s car. . .Mr. Brooks ' s choc- olate pie. .. Historical Society meetings. . . ex- ploring old graveyards. . . . Gene Brooks, advisor. 26 e eni helpers . . . our librarians N. Thomas, J. Keck, S. Hathaway, J. Shore, Mrs. Riggsbee, Mrs. Yates, W. Harris, M. Griffin, T. Tysor, B. Perry, B. Crabtree, T. Cooper, L. Farrell, P. Harris, S. Stevens, I. Faircloth, J. Hunt, J. Sanders, W. Fearrington, L. Bowling, F. Riddle, C.Crawford, B. Lewis, L. Parker, L. Hearne, J.Harmon, G.Yates, L. Dominick, L. Fields, N. Foushee, M. Thompson, F. Mann, L. Sullivan, T. Clegg, J. Blair, C. Williams, N. Carroll, B. Griffin, D. Arnold. Many student workers. . . typing cards. . . mending books. . . working at the desk. . . fixing bulletin boards. . . shelving books. . . quiet, here comes Mrs. Yates . . . Shh. . . Mrs. Riggsbee and Mrs. Yates, advisors. Through rain, snow, sleet, and hail. . . great responsibility . . .payday. . .too early or too late. . .flat tires. . .torn out transmissions. . .long walk to the building. . . Let ' s go; it ' s 3:00! . . . Bus Driu rs . . . our faiffiful cfiaufj urs Phil Cooper, Emory Thomas, Bobby McNeil, Kenneth Ellis, Larry Farrell, Jo Moore, Carol Williams, Judy Green, Glenette Mann, Carlene Meacham, Bonnie Perry, Linda Parker, James Currie, Sammy Jenkins, Charles Strowd, J. C. Barrett, Barry Williams, Terry Parker, Arthur Perkins, Roy Peace. 27 Blair Beasley, Advisor; A. Butler, A. Straughn, F. White, M. Hamlet, K. G aster, J. Woods, Treasurer; Candace Burnes, Secretary; Walter Dudley, President; Ann Harris, Vice-President; Valinda Clark, Business Manager; L. Fields, W. Fearrington, K. Thomas, B. Lewis, L. Farrell, H. Clegg, D. Morris, G. Justice, M. Huntsman, P.Harris, J. Kidd, C.Crawford, S. Copeland, S. Barrett, Sa t ' nf is a sacred trust 11 . B. Bland, T.Blount, C. Horton, S. Hathaway, L.Matlock, J. Berdine, F. Hamlet, W. Holleman, B.Baldwin, C. Malcolm, W. Harris, B. Crabtree, C. Meacham, G. Parks, J. Smith, M. Burns, M. Nooe, P. Oldham, L. Dominick, D. Webster, J. Blair, R. Vaughn, C. Carpenter, J. Flynt, R. Bland, L. Murdock, A. Campbell, T. Hughes. Gfi ? PittsSoro high Cittle Sft afre One of the newest clubs. .. hard work. .. plays sure are expensive. .. They loved it! ... get in character . . . our own Constitution. . .sponsoring the Playmakers. . .try- outs tomorrow. ... Oh these programs ..... break a leg. An emotional outburst in The Night of January 16th , a courtroom drama, the first production of the Little Theater. Darn those lights! ! 28 Miss P.H.S. represents us Charm. . . a friendly face. . .not very big. . . witty. . . attractive. . . talka- tive. . . happy-go-lucky. . . a young lady. . . a winning smile. . . liked by all. ..our Miss P.H.S. PHYLLIS HARRIS So this is how it feels. 11 The five finalists: Frances White, Barbara Roberson, Phyllis Harris, Carlene Meacham, Clegg Crawford. 29 Ho mecomuxq School spirit week leads to Home- coming.,, football players select court. ..seniors sponsor. . . deco- rating of goalpost and cars. . . P.H.S. corsages. . . excitement of game. . . half-time activities. ..parade of court. . .crowning of queen. . .big dance. . . old grads back at P. H. S. Oueen CLEGG CRAWFORD H omecoming JUDY GREENE Senior MARTHA BURNS Junior CARLENE MEACHAM Junior DONNA GOODWIN Sophomore 30 31 32 This year the days seem more important and more precious because they are our last at P. H. S. Football and basketball games, personal cards and invitations, class projects, and the Junior-Senior may bring tears as we draw closer to the climaxing event. . . commencement. With the ending of our high school days we are com- mencing a new life. The guidance and training at P. H. S. has helped make our lives what they will be in the future. Spirit 0] Commencement 33 CLEGG CRAWFORD, T re a s u r e r; DAVID SPARROW, RHODES, Vice-President; LINDA SEAGROVES, Secretary. Sergeant-at-arms; CAROL MALCOLM, President; TONY Class of ' 64 Makes D eciswns . . . Mascots: MARIA BRATTI and MAX BUTLER. 34 BETSY JANE BALDWIN Always smiling, always sweet, always pretty, always neat. JOHN WALKER BLAIR Witty, neat, and sincere; good at all sports from all we hear. GAYLE FRANCIS CARPENTER A woman ' s heart is like the moon, always changing, but there ' s always a man in it. NORMA DELIGHT BEAL Speech is great, but silence is greater. BOBBY RAEFORD BLAND Give a little love and you will get a little back. Making out uiuve plans . . . JIMMY CLARENCE BECKWITH Why take life so seriously? You won ' t get out of it alive anyway. CAREY BROOKS CARPENTER A good time is the only reason for living. NANCY RUTH CARROLL Life is too short to waste, so let ' s have a party. 35 „ Attending College Day . . CHESTER RAY CHURCHILL I am as I am, and so I will be. JOY VIRGINIA CLIFTON Men may come and men may go, but not if I can help it. JOHN ROYAL COVERT, JR. Two heads are better than one; wish I had another one. PHILLIP NORMAN COOPER No matter where this body is, the mind is free to go elsewhere. VAL CLEGG CRAWFORD Cute, sweet, nice, and neat, she ' s a girl that ' s hard to beat. JAMES KENNETH ELLIS Still waters run deep, but. . . WALTER LARRY DOMINICK A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. LARRY JOSEPH FARRELL Books: ' tis a dull and endless strife. 36 mm JAMES WILLIAM FLYNT I work harder trying to get out of work. ftests, tests, tests . . College Sntranee Gxaxxxs . . . WANDRA ELAINE HARRIS She hath a heart as sound as a bell and her tongue is the clapper; for what her heart thinks, her tongue speaks. JUDY KATHERLNE GREEN A winsome personality and a born athlete. ANN VIRGINIA HARRIS Either I will find a way or I will make one. RENA LEE HATLEY As brimful of mischief and wit and glee, as ever a human frame can be. SARA LOUCELIA HOGAN ' Two may talk and one may hear; I hear. JLMMY NORMAN HILLIARD Four in the floor, three in the hills, and fifth under the seat. ELIZABETH ANN HOOKER Patience in time conquers all things. 37 MARCIA CAROL HUNTSMAN Life, liberty, and the pursuit of boys. TOMMIE COLUMBUS JUSTICE, JR. The greatest fools in life are those that don ' t fool around at least a little. ROGER DALE LESLIE Never trouble trouble ' til trouble troubles you. if ROBERT RAY JACKSON Life is like quicksand: the more one struggles, the faster one sinks; but one sinks regardless. JENNIFER LYNN KIDD The world would be hers if she had time to take care of it. Dramatizing Mzcbetk . . . Senior play . . CHARLES LEE JOHNSON You ' re only young once; but if you work it right, once is enough. LINDA ANN LASHLEY Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. CAROL ELIZABETH MALCOLM Her charming ways, her friendly smile make her friendships well worthwhile. 38 ELIZABETH ANN MANN Being a woman is a terribly diffi- cult task since it consists princi- pally in dealing with men. 11 LINDA LEE McLAURESf Quiet, but very nice to know. JOHN THOMAS MANN It is not what you can do, but what you can get away with. JOSEPHINE COLLINS MOORE All grand thoughts come from the heart. 11 VIRGINIA BRAFFORD MORRIS ' A husband is a plaster that cures all the ills of girlhood. LARRY CECIL MURDOCK Who does not love wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life long. REBA LOIS PARKER Her scattered freckles and impish grin make her friends easy to win. Ordering invitations, caps and gowns ROY EVERETT PEACE ' Men of few words are the best. k £asf days ai P.H.S. Commencement . Graduation . . . ARTHUR LEE PERKINS My high school days are ended; my lessons now are done. I have climbed the steps of knowledge, and now I ' ll have some fun. JAMES EVERETT ROBERSON He who invented work should have finished. MARCUS TONY RHODES Happy am I; from care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all contented like me? DONALD BILLY SMITH What ' s the use? Yesterday an egg, tomorrow a feather duster. PETER KLAUSE SENKIV I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. 40 FA YE MORGAN REEVES Three lights— the sun, the moon, and him. LINDA LOUISE SEAG ROVES Cute, sweet, she comes your way, to brighten even your darkest day. DAVID MARTIN SPARROW Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he ' s made friends of everyone. CHARLES KENNON STROWD, JR. Sometimes I just sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. DOROTHY ANN TYSON She ' s small, but that doesn ' t cramp her style. JIMMY ROGER WILLIAMS Idle, slow, and unconcerned, he went to class and sometimes learned. 3acinq tomorrow ipiffi today ' s Achievements. BARRY THOMAS WILLIAMS I may disagree with what you say, but I will never deny your rights to say it. GERALD WAYNE WOODS Honor and shame from no con- dition rise; act well your part; there all honor lies. ERBIE LEE SULLIVAN If worry were the only cause of death, he would live forever. CAROL LYNN WILLIAMS What ' s the use of living if you can ' t enjoy yourself? WAYNE PHILLIP WRIGHT I don ' t know one-millionth of one per cent about anything. 41 Seniors fiave fa£en an active part BETSY JANE BALDWIN Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Homecoming Court 1,2,3, Queen 3; Class Treas. 1; Vice-Pres. 2; Secretary 3; Dragon News 4; Sports Comm. 3; Superla- tive 4. NORMA DELIGHT BEAL 4-H Club 1. JIMMY CLARENCE BECKWITH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sergeant-at-arms 2; Bus driver 2, 3; F.F.A. 1,2. JOHN WALKER BLAIR Basketball 1, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Dragon News 4; Sports Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3; Publicity Comm. 4; Science Club 3; French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Most Valuable Football Player 3; All-Conference Football 2,3,4; All-State Football 4; Dramatics Club 4. BOBBY RAEFORD BLAND Track 1; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; History Club 4; French Club 3,4; Debate Team 3. CAREY BROOKS CARPENTER Football 2, 3, 4; Monogram C lub 2, 3, 4; Dragon News 4; Librarian 3; Science Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Dramatics Club 4. GAYLE FRANCIS CARPENTER Glee Club 3. NANCY RUTH CARROLL Glee Club 1,2,3; Librarian 1,4; 4-H Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Superlative 4. CHESTER RAY CHURCHILL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. JOY VIRGINIA CLIFTON Beta Club 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Superlative 4; F.H.A. 2. PHILLIP NORMAN COOPER Bus driver 3,4; F. F. A. 3,4. JOHN ROYAL COVERT, JR. Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Bus driver 3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 4. The eight students with the highest scholastic achievement are se- lected in the spring of their junior year serve as Marshals for com- mencement and the following year. Chosen to serve were Linda Lashley, Ann Harris, Elizabeth Hooker, Jennifer K i d d, Virginia Morris, Joy Clifton, Marcia Huntsman, and Jerry Woods. 42 in P.H.S. life VAL CLEGG CRAWFORD Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Court 2, 3, 4, Queen 4; Class Treas. 4; Dragon News 4; Sports Comm. 3; Elections Comm. 4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 4; Science Club2;F.H.A. 3,4, Pres. 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4; Dramatics Club 4; Superlative 4. WALTER LARRY DOMINICK Librarian 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Superlative 4. JAMES KENNETH ELLIS Bus driver 4; F.F.A. 3,4, Sec. 4; French Club 3; F. F- A. Dairy Judging Team 4; Parliamentary Procedure 4. LARRY JOSEPH FARRELL Bus driver 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Tool Judging 2; Crop Judging 3,4; Livestock Judging 4; Parliamentary Pro- cedure 4; Superlative 4. JAMES WILLIAM FLYNT Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4; Dragon News 4; Dramatics Club 4; History Club 4. JUDY KATHERINE GREEN Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Homecoming Court 1,4; Majorette 2; Bus driver 4; li- brarian 2; F. H. A. 2,3; Superlative 4. ANN VIRGINIA HARRIS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 3; Girls ' State 3; Marshal 3,4; Recitation 1,2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Elections Comm. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4;. Dramatics Club 4, Vice -Pres. 4; French Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Halloween Queen 2; Superlative 4. WANDRA ELAINE HARRIS Basketball 1,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Librarian 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 4. RENA LEE HATLEY Dragon News 4; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3. JIMMY NORMAN HILLIARD F.F.A. 3. SARA LOUCELIA HOGAN 4-H Club 1,2; F.H.A. 2; History Club 4. Proud of our class rings. ELIZABETH ANN HOOKER Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; F.H.A. 2,3. MARCIA CAROL HUNTSMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Marshal 3, 4; Reci- tation 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Dragon News 4; Sports Comm. 3; Publicity Comm. 4; Science Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Dramatics Club 4; History Club 4; United Nations Award; U. D. C. Essay Contest Winner, 1. ROBERT RAY JACKSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Dragon News 4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, 4; Debate Team 4; History Club 4; National Science Foundation at State. CHARLES LEE JOHNSON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Brodgen High School 1, 2, 3. TOMMIE COLUMBUS JUSTICE, JR. Beta Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Boys ' State 3; Declamation 3; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Elections Comm. 4; Science Club 3; Astronomy Club 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2; History Club 4; Superla- tive 4. 43 3un and fiar i work JENNIFER LYNN KIDD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Marshal 3,4; Recitation 2, 3; Class Pres. 1; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pianist; Dramatics Club 4; French Club 3,4; Superlative 4; American Legion Essay Contest, State Winner, 3. LINDA ANN LASHLEY Beta Club 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Marshal 3,4; Recitation 2; Class Secretary 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News Editor 4; House and Grounds Comm. 3; Elections Comm. Chair- man 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Secretary 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3; French Club 3, 4; Superla- tive 4; American Legion Essay Award 1, 3. ROGER DALE LESLIE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Deep River High School 1,2. CAROL ELIZABETH MALCOLM Cheerleader 4; Monogram Club 4; Class Pres. 4; Dragon News 4; Dramatics Club 4; Superlative 4; Goppingen Jr. High School 1; Stutt High School 2; Notre Dame High School 3. Boys ' State: Tommy Justice, Jerry Woods, Donnie Smith. ELIZABETH ANN MANN Beta Club 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; S up e rl a t i v e 4. JOHN THOMAS MANN Football 1 ; Bus driver 2; Librarian 4; 4-H Club 1,2; F. F.A. 1,2,3; Superlative 4. LINDA LEE McLAURFN 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3. JOSEPHINE COLLINS MOORE Basketball 1,3; Dragon News 4; Bus driver 4; Librarian 2; 4-H Club 2; French Club 2; Parker High School 2. VIRGINIA BRAFFORD MORRIS Basketball 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Marshal 4; Class Treas. 2; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council Rep. 3; F.H.A. 3, Reporter 3. LARRY CECIL MURDOCK F. F. A. 2, 3; Superlative 4. REBA LOIS PARKER Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Superlative 4; Southern High School 2. ROY EVERETT PEACE Bus driver 3,4; F. F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Judging Team 3,4, Crop Judging Team 3,4, Parlia- mentary Procedure 3, 4. ARTHUR LEE PERKINS Football 1; Bus driver 4; F.F.A. 3,4. MARCUS TONY RHODES Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sgt. -at-arms 1,3; Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council Rep. 2; House and Grounds Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3; Science Club 3; F.F.A. 2; Superlative 4; All-Conference Football 4. JAMES EVERETT ROBERSON Bus driver 3; F. F.A. 1,2,3. LINDA LOUISE SEAGROVES Majorette 2; Class Secretary 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3. PETER KLAUS SENKIV Dragon News 4; Librarian 1,2; History Club 4; Superlative 4. DONALD BILLY SMITH Basketball 1,2; Boys ' State 3; Dragon News 4; Science Club 2,3,4; History Club 4. 44 dave illed out days af P.H.S. DAVID MARTIN SPARROW Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Sgt. -at-arms 4; Librarian 1; Science Club 2,3; 4- H Club 1, Pres. 1; F. F. A. 3,4; History Club 4; All-Conference Football 2, 4; Mr. Athlete 3. CHARLES KENNON STROWD, JR. Football 1,2; Track 1; Band 1; Dragon News 4; Bus driver 3,4; S cience Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; 4- H Club 1; History Club 4; French Club 3; Assembly Comm. 4. ERBIE LEE SULLIVAN Band 1,2; Dragon News 4; House and Grounds Comm. 2; Glee Club 2; Librarian 1,4; 4-H Club 1; F. F.A. 4; su- perlative 4. DOROTHY ANN TYSON Recitation 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 1,2; Librarian 1; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, Pres. 1; Moncure High School 1,2. BARRY THOMAS WILLIAMS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Dragon News 4; Bus driver 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4. Each year the Pittsboro unit of the American Legion Auxiliary selects representatives from the rising senior class to attend Boys ' and Girls ' State in the latter part of June. Highlights of the week are studying and learning about government. . . lectures. . . party conventions. . . mock sessions of legislature. . . all-night conventions. . . singing. . . reporting to the Auxiliary. CAROL LYNN WILLIAMS Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram 3,4; Bus driver 4; Librarian 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. JIMMY ROGER WILLIAMS Baseball 1; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Tool Judging 2. GERALD WAYNE WOODS Beta Club 3,4, State Vice-Pres. 4; Boys ' State 3; Marshal 3,4; Declamation 1,2, Winner 2; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1, Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Sports Comm. 3; Assembly Comm. Chairman 3; Publicity Comm. Chairman 3; Bus driver 3; Science Club 3, 4; F. F.A. 1; Dramatics Club 4, Treas. 4; Debate Team 3; Junior Science Symposuim 3; Superla- tive 4. PHILIP WAYNE WRIGHT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Girl s ' State: Linda Lashley, Jennifer Kidd, Ann Harris, Marcia Huntsman. 45 MOST POPULAR, CAROL MALCOLM and BARRY WILLIAMS, have that certain something that makes everyone like them. Neat appearance and attractiveness are traits of LEE Seniors select outstanding classmates for recognition Style and neatness of dress (the latest fashions) are charac- teristic of ANN MANN and LARRY MURDOCK. For these qualities, they were elected BEST DRESSED. Outstanding scholastic achievement led LINDA LASHLEY and TOMMY JUSTICE to the honor of MOST INTEL- LECTUAL. 50 ■ Throughout our lives there is constant competition. The participation in school athletics gives us a renewed sense of sportsmanship and a feeling of pride for our school. By our experiences in high school, we receive wisdom and knowledge needed to cope with future obstacles. Spirit of Competition .51 Bob Thomas, Betsy Baldwin, Martha Bums, Betty Sue Peggy Jo Riddle, Carol Malcolm, Clegg Crawford. Boone, Frances White, Valinda Thomas, Phyllis Harris, This year school spirit ceased to be an abstract idea of something Pittsboro High School should have. It became a reality for the students with the declaration of School Spirit Week and Blue-White Day. As a re- sult, Dragon supporters cheered harder and louder than ever for our team. This renewed fight for school spirit created a new sense of pride for his school in the heart of each student. Striving to build sport smansfiip . . . Monogram CluS C.Crawford, B.Baldwin, P.Harris, F. White, P. Riddle, V. Farrell, M. Huntsman, B. Crabtree, A. Harris, V.Clark, J. Fearrington, J. Flynt, J. Blair, R. Churchill, R.Jackson, T.Rhodes, J.Webster, J. Riggsbee, J. Kidd, F. Foushee, W. Oldham, R. Calhoun, J. Gales, D.Goodwin, W.Harris, J.Green, V.Morris, C.Williams, C. Carpenter, S. Williams, K. Adcock, B. Thomas, B. Farrell, J. Beckwith, L. Herndon, D. Sparrow, W. Holleman, T. Clegg. 53 lUi ling to work luifft DAVE SPARROW Tailback Football at P. H. S. can be seen from many angles: that of a player practicing many weeks before the first game. . .that of an enthusiastic spectator screaming until he is hoarse. . .that of a cheerleader cheering the team onward. . .that of a water boy rushing onto the field. . . that of a coach figuring out strategy and yelling from the sidelines. . .that of a referee keeping his mind alert. . . or that of a team fighting for victory. The best angle of all is that of a Blue Dragon after a victory. JIMMY FLYNT Blocking Back — 16? f, TONY RHODES Guard CAREY CARPENTER Guard LOUIS HERNDON End a desire to win . . . ouvBlue Dragons Ronald Horton, J. A. Webster, Joe Snipes, Jimmy Mitchell, Mike Campbell, Ronnie Bowles, Mitchell Williams, Van Farrell, Freddy Chrisco, Ronny Calhoun, Steve Williams, Virgil Farrell, Carey Carpenter, Barry Ellis, Jerry Johnson, Jimmy Tilley, Colby Tilley, Joe Thompson, Louis Herndon, Tony Rhodes, Frank F oush e e, Jimmy Flynt, Frankie Penderg raft, Dave Sparrow, Johnny Blair, W. C. Oldham, Jimmy Riggsbee, Greg Smith, Rudy Smith, Kirby Adcock. W. C. OLDHAM STEVE WILLIAMS VIRGIL FARRELL JERRY JOHNSON Tackle Defensive End Guard Defensive End Hours of foil, moments of glory, memories to ekerisk Managers: Tommy Clegg, Bill Farrell, Worth Holleman. Dragons fighting for yardage. 56 RONALD HORTON End RUDY SMITH Tailback JIMMY MITCHELL Blocking Back JOE THOMPSON Tackle . . . jootSill a P. U.S. Pittsboro can be proud of its varsity squad this year, which in a hard-fought season, displayed the courage and spirit characteristic of our school. Seven of our boys were recognized by the conference: Johnny Blair, Tony Rhodes, Jimmy Riggsbee, Dave Sparrow, Louis Herndon, Jimmy Flynt, and W. C. Oldham. Johnny Blair has the honor of being chosen for All-State. The Blue Dragons, with a 6-1 conference record and a 7-3 over-all record, finished second in the conference as a result of the loss to Angier. This season 265 points were made by the Dragons, while only 119 were given up. The last game for the five seniors on the team— Johnny Blair, Carey Carpenter, Jimmy Flynt, Tony Rhodes, and Dave Sparrow— was quite a victory as P. H. S. romped 55-0 over Broadway. The team was rewarded with a trip to Washington to see the Redskins play. Good luck to next year ' s Dragons in hopes they will bring ho me the conference title! T.D. ! Over that magic white line. Blair on the move. 57 Co-captains and coach: Marcia Huntsman, Jack Shaner, Judy Green. Hustlers on tke d rdwood . .. P.H.S. Uragonettes The new spirit drive lead by the Student Council, in- cluding posters before games and a scoring chart in the hall, increased the zeal of the basketball teams. Win or lose, our Dragonettes, exhibiting g o o d sportsmanship, have represented ourschool well. Practice makes perfect? ... Take three laps, girls! . .. It ' s twenty below down here! . . . We beat Moncure ! ! ! . . . Shoot that ball! . . . pep talks from the coach. .. fouls, fouls, fouls. .. bumpy rides on the Dragon Wagon. . .All these and more stand for this year ' s Dragonettes. Wandra Harris, Janet Fearrington, Marcia Huntsman, Judy Green, Donna Good- win, Becky Crabtree, Ann Harris, Sandra Cash, Martha Neal, Jennifer Kidd, Eliza- beth Senkiw, Lydia Farrell; Valinda Clark, Manager. ANN HARRIS MARCIA HUNTSMAN JENNIFER KIDD JANET FEARRINGTON Who do we appreciate? Fight, Team, Fight!! Preparing for utuve . . . junior Varsify BECKY CRABTREE WANDRA HARRIS JUDY GREEN DONNA GOODWIN JIMMY GALES KIRBY ADCOCK LEWIS HERNDON WORTH HOLLEMAN Qood sdooting, drilling , passing Dave Sparrow, Ray Churchill, Jimmy Beck- with, Lewis Hern don, Jimmy Gales, Fred Hamlet, Ronald Horton, Jimmy T i 1 1 e y, Colby Tilley, KirbyAdcock, Frankie Pendergraph, Walter Dudley, Worth Holleman, Joe Snipes; A mold Torbert, Man- ager. Captains and coach: Dave Sparrow, Adrian Allred, Ray Churchill, Jimmy Beckwith. There is much to be said about the boys ' basketball team this year. After three losses, they came into the season well— in spite of several injured players. The spirit and tremendous effort of the boys made an exciting season. When P. H. S. comes marching in. . . first string on the bench?. . .wrong basket, Boys. . .make those lay-ups . . . long practice sessions. . . Swish, what a pretty shot! . . . Victory, Victory is our cry! ! . . .All in all, the Coach and boys can be proud of their well-fought season. DAVE SPARROW JOE SNIPES (jackSone oj a victory JIMMY BECKWITH RAY CHURCHILL junior Varsify George Justice, Ken Bullington, Jimmy Be rdine, Freddy Crisco, Joe Burke, Coach; Marvin Eubanks, Gwynne Burke, Bob Wachs, Billy Farrell. Get the rebound, Boys ! ! Victory! ! ! Spring Sports complete our S-a-a-a-f-e ! dare you to throw another ball this way. The Dragon baseball team won six of its regular season games last spring and lost only three for a 6-3 record. The final record was 9-3. The last three victories were over Moncure, Chatham Central, and Silk Hope in the Chatham-Lee baseball play-offs. P.H.S. bettered its record of last year when it was one of the tri -champions; this year the Dragons were all alone at the top. This season looks bright for P.H.S. All but three players have returned. The Dragons hope to win another trophy to put in their new trophy case. He ' s out! f dletic program The track team of 1963 wrapped up their season with the finest record in P. H. S. track history. In the opening meet, with Siler City, Pittsboro lost by a small margin. This was the only defeat, as the Dragons went on to win four meets in a row and win their first conference champi- onship. Pittsboro took revenge in the championship meet when Siler City went down with everyone else under the power of the Dragons. Track can no longer be considered a minor sport at P. H. S. Who says you need wings to fly? Rennie Kremer, Greg Roper, Bobby McNeil, Richard Waldeck, J. A. Webster, Johnny Blair, EarlLasater, Bernard Farrar, Jimmy Beckwith, Dave Sparrow, Louis Hern don, Coach Jack Shane r. 63 We live and learn as underclassmen at Pittsboro High School. Studying, laughing, and working together gives us knowledge in many fields. As we progress from fresh- men, to sophomores, to juniors, we gain a feeling of achievement in our accomplishments. juniors . . . U.S. fiisfory, magajinc sa ?s 7 and fiigfi dope TERRY PARKER, President; CARLENE MEACHAM, FAIRCLOTH, Vice-President; J. A. WEBSTER, Sergeant Treasurer; STEPHANIE BEAVER, S e c r e t a r y; IRENE at-Arms. 67 69 Sopdomores . . . frogs, earl kworms, and dreams THE BUILDING BLOCK OF LIFE — C E US BEVERLY BLAND, Secretary; BILL FARRELL, President; CHARLES LUTTERLOH, Vice-President; MARTHA GUNTER, Treasurer. ft I 4 t Am , ft Shirley Baker Beverly Bland Teresa Blount Dorothy Blue Ken Bouldin Anita Butler Mike Campbell Wayne Campbell Bonny Carpenter Cliff Carter Tommy Clegg Edward Cooper Betty Jean Council Mollie Daniel Nancy Daniel 70 Walter Dudley Louise Ellis Randy Ellis Marvin Eubanks Bill Farrell Virgil Farrell Wayne Foushee Donna Goodwin Carolyn Greene Betty Jean Griffin Betty Sue Gunter Martha Gunter Trudy Gaster Mary Tom Griffin Jackie Harmon Sophomores Johnny Herndon Tim Hogan Reid Hill Worth Holleman Sammy Jenkins Don Johnson Jerry Johnson Joe Justice Johnny Justice Renny Kremer Charles Lutterloh Steve Mann Margaret McAllister Bonnie McCrimmon Ronald Mendenhall 71 David Morris Ronald Moses Martha Neal Becky Parker Merrell Pendergraft W. C. Oldham Luther Pender Kaye Rice Peggy Jo Riddle Barbara Roberson Greg Roper Kenneth Ryan Dare Scott Jeanette Shore Shirley Siler Sopfi omoves Greg Smith Bonny Stone Ann Straughn Cathy Thomas Valinda Thomas Joe Thompson Mike Thompson Trudy Tysor Bob Wachs lilt I Ann Wheeler Louise White Mike White Patsy White Oren Williams Teddy Williams Carey Wilson Sharon Woody Jimmy Wolfe Debby Yates 72 3vesdmen . . . beginning of days af P.H.S ! KATHY KIDD, Secretary; JAMES GOODMAN, Sergeant - at-Arms; BETTY SUE BOONE, Vice-President; RONALD Dennis Arnold Douglas Badders Mike Blackwelder Betty Sue Boone Ronnie Bowles Lora Ann Bowling Debby Brown Lee Buchanan Kendall Bullington Gwynne Burke Alton Campbell, Jr. Sandra Cash Freddy Chrisco Wilma Clark Billy Collins Frankie Cooper Timmy Cooper Donny Council Kenneth Crabtree Marvin Creed Vann Creed Jimmy Dawson Theresa Desjarlais James Diggs HORTON, President; ELIZABETH SENKFW, Tre 3veshmen Glenda Dixon Larry Downing Dianna Downs Ann Elixson Barry Ellis Brenda Eubanks Charles Eubanks Dennis Eubanks Dewey Eubanks Linda Eubanks Bryan Farrar Bonnie Farrell Steve Farrell Van Farrell Willa Fearrington Nancy Foushee Vicki Freeman Ricky Frye Glinda Garrett Kathy Gaster James Goodman Sue Goodman George Griffin Doug Gunter Earl Gunter Brenda Hackney Annette Heath Margaret Heath Jerry Henderson Shirley Hill Stacy Holt Cassie Horton Ronald Horton Melba Howard Tommy Hughes Larry Jacobs Patricia Jenks Allie Johnson Glenn Johnson Ladd Johnson Wincie J. Johnson Stanley Jones Sarah Josey George Justice 3vesd men Kathy Kidd Billy Kremer Jimmy Lane Kenneth Layton Fannie Lopossay Janie Mann Raymond Mann Reid Markham Edward McLaurin Brenda Moore J ' Vaughn Moore Clifford Morgan Carol Moses Kenneth Norwood Gail Parks Frankie Pendergraft Nancy Perry Wesley Petty Judy Potts Joe Riggsbee Larry Ryan Jean Sanders Jerry Sanders Gary Sears Elizabeth Senkiw Norton Singman Joanne Smith Larry Smith Rudy Smith Carolyn Smith Sara Jean Taylor Charles Thomas Colby Tilley Jimmy Tilley Arnold Torbert Carol Tripplet Joan Wasko Elton Wheeler Carolyn Williams Mitchell Williams Sheila Williams Jamin Wood George Yates 4,1 o Learning is a process of growing. . . growing to new heights, both spiritual and mental. . . growing in mind, truth, and fellowship with one another so that we may someday be the leaders of our country. This is just our foundation. Spirit of Qrowtk Brenda Allen Merle Bouldin Reid Bright J. E. Campbell Patricia Carpenter Cathy Clark Alan Council Annie Ruth Council Ronnie Ellis Stanly Eubanks Leonard Gunter Bobby Hackney Thomas Hackney Rose Hill Gary Johnson Mike Johnson Archie Lanius Margaret Lanius Robert Lewter Jennifer Mann Gail Norwood Joan Oldham Tommy Parks Luellen Piercy William Roberson Irmtraud Senkiw Lee Smith Jean Stutts Mary Vaughn Ava Wheeler Taylor White David Womble Gigfttk Qrade MRS. PEGGY ALLEN Sigfiff i Qrzd MRS. JOYCE JACKSON f p £ £ f James Bouldin George Bowles Clifton Collins Carolyn Cooper George Cooper Charles Diggs Annie Eliis Aaron Eubanks Jeny Eubanks Rupert Eubanks Carol Finn Amanda Gainey Vivian Green Ronnie Hatley Linda Holt Debra Johnson David Knight Edward Kremer Doris Lashley Earl McLaurin Linda Mann Linda Oldham Dennis Parker Walter Rhodes Edna Riddle Allen Taylor Johnny Waldeck Gene Womble David Wood Pam Woods Pat Woods Ronald Woody £ £ £ ft John Atwater Judson Dark Garry Eubanks Sadie Farrell Neil Flynt Edith Hatley Martha Hogan Larry Howard Gary Jacques Mike Jackson Wanda Jones Stuart Lasater Allen Leslie Ann London Stephen Mann Candace Meacham Tim Mitchell Mary Norwood Kay Reeves Ricky Riddle Emily Roberts Randy Roberts Keith Roper Jackie Seagroves Martyne Self Linda Tuck Kay Webster Scott Whitaker Lillian Wolfe Patricia Wood Barbara Young ALTON G. CAMPBELL Sigdtd Qrade Roy Andrews Peggy Jo Bland Linda Boone Hope Bouldin Vernon Braxton Mary Campbell Patricia Currie Angela Dietrich James Farrar Rosie Farrell Dan Fields Diane Gregory Robert Harris Carol Harward Bruce Dime Danny Jenkins David Keck Steve Keck Hope Maready Joette Markham Bertha Mann Janet Mason Paulette Meacham Eddie Moore Robert Parks Mike Phippips Mike Poe Jeanine Riddle Teresa Roberson Ralph Sanders Johnny Shaw Arthur Smith Ava Sue Tripp Ted Williams MRS. RUTH T. DUDLEY Seventh Qr de Jerry Andrews Alana Atwater Kay Austin Wanda Beaver Rhonda Buchanan Billy Burke Paul Cash Jerry Clark Johnny Clark Carl Collins Mary Desjarlais Teresa Eubanks Lorena Fish Thomas Friffin Mike Harward Tommy He a me Cathy Horton Elaine Horton Stanley Horton Cheryl Hudson Luwanna Jones Larry Mann Martha Mann Teresa McLaurin Janice Meacham Renee Moore Polly Rarrish L. D. Riddle Linda Roberson Bonita Shropshire Debrah Wagner Mike Wilson William Walters Seventh Qrad e f c fa H 1 MRS. SUZANNE PROCTER Seventh Qv de JOE BURKE tfi Danny Butler Coy Brewer Cathy Bolejack Vickie Boggs Brenda Bland Marie Barrett Charity Clark Donald Cooper Debbie Durham Verdonia Durham Ray Eubanks Shirley Eubanks Shelia Farrell Jesse Fearrington Odell Grumble Steve Hearne Patricia Henderson Kay Hearndon Jon Johnson Connie Kern Billy Layton Mark Malcolm Ellen Mann Mike McAllister James May, Jr. Virginia Moore Carolyn Nooe Judy Padgett Kay Petty Betty Jo Shore Ruth Sparrow Russell Thomas Bonnie Tysor Clara Whitaker o 1 r If ' 1 Keith Allen Glynn Blackwelder Lynn Blackwelder Gloria Bouldin Jeremiah Bunker Linda Sue Burke Inge Buttle r Margaret Collins Kent Cooper Ruth Cotton Evalyn Crabtree Ann Daniel Heika Dietrich Edward Duke Brenda Ellis Lanora Ellis Nonie Farrell Jimmy Goodman James Gordon Linda Hill John Johnson Jesse McBane Millard Pendergraph Clayton Rice Kenneth Triplett Cathy Vaughn Christine Walters Esther Wheeler Lindy Wimberley BETTY JO AMICK Sixtd Qv de John Badders Connie Blaylock Sue Bowles Tommy Bowman Donnie Bradley Joan Campbell Michael Cates Melvin Clark Donald Dalton Vivian Dixon Beth Domini ck David Eubanks Danny Guthrie Dan Harris David Jones Jimmy Lewter Judy Lewter Doyle Looper Beth Markham Larry Morgan Charlene Neal Nancy Neal David Northcutt Patsy Phillips Doris Roberson Cecil Stone Linda Stone Cherene Whitaker MRS. ELIZABETH P. CAMPBELL Sixtd QvAiie ft ft 4fy ft Shelia Amos Dave Blackwelder Johnny Bright Gilbert Desjarlais Janet Farrell Margaret Fearrington Barbara Hackney Bonnie Hackney Cathy Jo Harris Ann Heatherley Frankie Houser Carlis Johnson Kay Jones Robert Manring Phil McNeill Linda Mitchell Donald Parker Berry Petty Sarah Reeves Linda Sanders Dale Snipes Alfred Waldeck Richard Whitfield Jean Williams Ray Womble wBBmbk iL M H P P ixffi Qr de MRS. CLYDE McCOLLUM Sixfft Qrzde MRS. BETTY TURBEVILLE Julia Atwater Jean Birmingham Linda Burke Danny Chrisco Robert Daniel David Dalton Johnny Diggs Vickie Diggs Kathy Dixon Ray Dixon Dianne Farrell Andy Gastor Billy Goodman Louene Goodman Benny Gunter Reba Gunter Charlotte Howard Irvin Jones Wayne Josey Etta Mae Keck Louise Manring Alice Riddle Tommy Riddle Earl Roberson Deborah Seagroves Wayne Wheeler Robert Wood Richard Amos James Arthurs Pamela Arthurs Troy Barnes Laura Blair Earl Dawson Pamela Gardner Wayne Hackney Charlotte Hearne Paulette Johnson Ricky Johnson Betsy Kidd Sherry Lewis Abby Maready Bill Mitchell Earl Moses Melissa Reeves Jean Regan David Roberson Dwight Ryan Maurice Sanders Pamela Self Linda Shaw Edward Straughn Cathy Tripp Debbie Webster Robert Biff White Stevie Williams Marshall Wilson Raeford Wood Micheal Woody MRS. G. H. ANDREWS 3i td Qraae MISS MABEL CHEEK 3ifffi Q Merwin Arnold Kathy Baker Kaye Brewer Winfred Cheek Joe Crawford Pamela Ellis Kathy Gales Henry Goodman Carey Green Evalyn Griffin Linda Gunter Eddie Haithcock Bob Harris, Jr. Jackie Johnson Kent McCullen Wayne Meacham Pamela Mitchell Jerry Poe Karen Ratliff Haywood Sanders Ella Senkiw Anthony Sizemore William Smith, Jr. John Sparrow Larry Suttles Ricky Tripp Jerry Tuck Hal Wagner Eddie Williams Vickie Woody f 4 1 M  , iz m I 1 P ft ' Is C ' 4ft 4 Jimmy Andrews Carlyle Campbell Robert Canada David Carter Deitra Carter Howard Cole Donnie Ellis Eddie Ellis Mary Fuller Jane Goodman Ted Griffin Stuart Hill Charlene Horton Keith Huff Robert Hughes Bruce Keck Vickie Lanier Deborah Markham Don McNeill Sharon Mitchell Aubney Moore, Jr. Sandra Moore Gearl Moses Eugene Oldham John Oldham Lee Pendergraph Eddie Ray Roberson Terry Tysor Christine Waldeck Jimmy White Janet Williams Kathy Williams ft ft ft 3 ih Qvade Stephen Andrews Nancy Boone Charles Brame Pam Cash Ray Clarke Debbie Eubanks Candy Finn Pat Farrell Patsy Griffin Barry Freeman James Hamlet Jimmy Henderson Jo Lanier Danny Looper David Mann Ray McGhee Jeanett Padgett Dale Parker Billy Petty Brenda Ragan Bobby Roberson Vicki Seagroves Kay Taylor Timothy Taylor Ronald Tripled: Teresa White Larry Williams Leon Williams Stanley Williams Rouse Wilson MRS. LUCILLE SEARS 3ouvtd Qv e MRS. WILSON WOMBLE 3ouvtfi Qr de Bobby Albright Susan Birmingham Beverly Calhoun Michael Carroll Dian Churchill Elbert Clark Re id Cole Scott Cole Larry Crabtree Sue Daniels Louise Ellis Alvin Fuller Sylvia Griffin Lois Hackney Tyndall Harris Dennis Hearne Vickie Heame Edward Howard Syble Hodge Jean Marie Johnson Frances Lawrence Lynn Mann Marty McBane Ralph O 1 Daniel Ealine Ratliff Frankie Snipes Debborah Williams Donald Womble j6j it n 6 r P it Johnny Ray Andrews Kathy Breedlove Eljie Cnrt oTi iTJewitt Crabtree, Jr. Alden Downs Gene Farrell George Hackney Vester Horton Allen Jenks Jean Jenks Stanley Johnson Donald Ray Merritt Hubert O ' Daniel Keith Partin Bobby Shore Donnie Thomas Kerry Walters Cynthia Wood Special Gduc t ion cl ass NELLIE G. WHEELER Sfiird Qr de MRS. BERTA C. McBANE Maria Arnold Gail Ashworth Cathy Blackwelder Paul Bratti Cindy Cates Mark Cole Donecia Downs James Ellis Jerry Eubanks Pamela Farrell Scottie Frye Jerome Gardner Carolyn Goodman Mila Goodman Gordon Hackney Mike Howard Jerry Urnie Veronica Padgett Sammy Phillips Leslee Richards Gilbert Riddle Diane Smith Sharon Stubbs Pete Stutts Dennis Thrift Betty Triplett Cindy Tripp Steve Woody MRS. W. C. OLDHAM MRS. ROY WILLIAMS Jill Arthurs Diana Barnes Sally Bland Amelia Bryan Phyllis Campbell Sharon Cheek Eddie Clark Gerald Clark Ida Durham Pat Ellis Connie Foushee Earl Green Kathy Griffin Susan Harris Harry Horton, Jr. Joe Jackson Marie Jones Barbara Justice Randy Keck Ronnie Langley Martha Mitchell Cynthia Neal Pamela Oakley Eric Oldham David Patterson Kenneth Perry Gail Petty Millie Riddle Diane Snipes Ricky Forbert Denise Tuck Kathy Vick Sylvia White Tony Wimberley Susan Woody Steve Barker George Barrett Jo Ann Boone Belinda Boykin Paula Bratti Jane Brewer Elizabeth Burgess Cheryl Bumette Bobby Chambers Arm Clark Edward Desjarlais Sydney Dominick Gregory Goodwin Randy Griffin Donald Grumble Kenneth Hackney Debra Hatley Dianne Hearne Jeffrie Heradon Terry Herndon Timothy Holleman Pamela Lindley Lee Lloyd Donna Manring Jeffrey Markham Ray Porter Albert Sanders Marlene Sears Roy Walters Gary Whitaker Brenda Wood Mike Yates r.. ft Diane Albright Joan Bouldin Clinton Bryan, III Darlene Buchanan Richard Burnette Sharon Cooper Darlene Cox Rodney Dawson Nancy Farrar Virginia L. Fuller Mary Harris Deborah Harward Norma Hathaway Lela Heatherley Dianne Hudson Yvonne Jones Dauglas Kelly Steve Kelly Deborah Kremer Robert McGhee John Newell, III James Osburn Kathy Petty Lydia Riggsbee Susan Roberts Claudia Smith Garry Smith Patricia Stutts Dan Symes Sherman Taylor Donald Whitaker Richard Williams Braxton Wilson Lacy Wood Second Qrzde MRS. C. P. HARWARD, JR. Second Qv de MRS. LUCILLE Y. HORTON ft ft 6 ill Mi ft p Harold Boykin Daryl Bradley Ronald Carter Carolyn Churchill Sharon Clark Bill Clegg Jerry Crawford Frances Daniel William Diggs Mark Donaldson Bobby Gales Jean Desjarlais Patsy Gregory Sharon Holder Jeneverette Howard Ricky Howard Kaye Huff Robin Jacques Cathy Lawrence Debra Lawrence Elaine Mann Ronnie Mason Norman May Sharon McCullen Bonnie McGhee Donny Mosley Cobby Parks Ann Reeves Denise Seagroves Andy Seymour Eddie Thomas Dana Thomas Steve Webster Lesa Baker Tony Baker Ricky Briggs Anthony Bright Arthur Clark Raymond Collins Cynthia Cooper Patsy Council John Farrell Kenneth Farrell Gregory Hackney Joe Hodge Terry Horton Micheal Jackson Raymond Johnson Diane Jones Diane Keck Patricia Mann Terry Mann Gary Meacham Keith Meacham Rodney Morris Randy Pendergraft Womack Phillips Cynthia Poe Deborah Raynor Douglas Sirls Cathy Smith Carol Sparrow Billy Joe Suttles Jane Thomas Danny Kay Williams Leon Williams MRS. ELIZABETH P. WILLIAMS Second Qx de MRS. DOROTHY MILLER 3 vsi and Second Qr des Tony Barker Maria Bratti Johnny Breedlove David Carter Cheri Clark Rodney Clarke Patrecia Downs Ann Ellis Denise Eubanks Eddie Gunter Betty Jones Freddie Lipofski Mary Emily Parks Glenda Perkins Douglas Phillips Patsy Phillips Ellen Richards Rickey Riddle Bobby Williams Nancy Williams Wanda Williams Mary Woods Walter Woodall Buddy Woody Earl Yates Kathy Brown M L J ©  © Tony Bouldin Billy Chambers Connie Cole Barry Davis Mike Durham Susan Elixson Dolly Ellis David Gilchrist Glendland Hackney Kevan Hearne Hope Hog an Glenda Holt Jane Hudson Charles Jackson Thomas Johnson Kenneth Knight Ronnie Lanier Martin Lawrence Bobby Leesnitzer Peggy Mitchell Johnny Moore Debbie Pendergraph Lucy Phillips Mandy Steele Mike Tripp Ronald Turner Cathy Whims Denise Williams Bobby Ward Dianne Woody 3 vst Qvade ft r P MRS. MARSHALL ATWATER 3ivst Qrade MRS. C. C. LINDLEY tit Annette Beckwith Dennis Brasington Kim Burmingham Lynne Carmichael Teresa Cash Janet Clark Debra Clarke Cherie Ellie Rita Eubanks Joseph Ferguson Silvia Hearne Joan Jones Judy Justice Sandy Kelly r Daniel McLaurin Mitchel Mann Joy Maready Kennie Markham Donna Poe Phillip Poythress Geoffery Roper 1 1 KoflHk Randy Sirls Susan Smith Norman Tripp Billy Walters Lindo Webster, Jr. Donnah White Miranda White Nellie Wood Ralph Woodal n c p 1 1 Kyle All red John Arthurs Jeffrey Bowling Jerry Braxton Evie Bright Robbin Burnette Max Butler Danny Clark Jay Farrell Patricia Farrell Roscoe Farrell Kenneth Goodman Sherry Goodwin Darlene Griffin Victor Harris Dolly Horton J. C. Hudson Ronnie Johnson Dianne Kendrick Susan Lane Marsha Mann Kay Mitchell Mildred Oldham Charlene Ratliff Rafford Sanders Robin Seagroves Deborah Sears Deborah Taylor Vicky Thomas Curtis Williams MRS. LENA M. WATERS 3 vst Qrzde Primary Lunchroom Staff: Mrs. George Yates, Patty Richardson, and Mrs. Prate Johnson. Sol and Tom Frinco and Patty The support of our patrons is vital to the success of school functions. We are proud to say that our home town, Pittsboro, is very willing to give us the support needed. Our warmest thanks go to all who have helped make our annual possible. 93 Supporting Better Education For a Greater Pittsboro LOCAL UNION 1931-AFL-CO Pittsboro, North Carolina Organized 1933 94 BANK OF PITTSBORO Your home-owned, independent financial supermarket. Founded in 1901 95 Compliments of WEBSTER POULTRY COMPANY 96 OLDHAMS TIRE SERVICE We aim to please . Chapin Oldham - Camp Oldham Pittsboro, North Carolina Phone Kl 2-2461 97 PITTSBORO FLORIST Flowers to Meet Every Need. Polly and Jim Invite You In. Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of GENERAL CREOSOTING CO. Gulf, North Carolina 98 99 Compliments of MATHIESEN CLINIC Dr. R. S. Jacques and Dr. K. M. Mathiesen A. W. GOLDSTON AND SONS LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Phone-Kingswood 2-5241 PITTSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 100 Congratulations Best Wishes All Graduates May Your Future Successes BE Greater Than Your Wildest Dreams And Present Anticipation THE HOUSE OF FASHION Chapel Hill North Carolina PETE ' S MARKET Lots of Groceries Check-out Pittsboro, North Carolina 101 ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. C.L. Shaw, Proprietor Pittsboro, North Carolina 102 ESQUIRE VIYELLA INTERWOVEN BACHELORS ' FRIEND MOJUD GOLEPROOF JIFFIES KAYSER SCHIAPARELLI PHOENIX SAPPHIRE MERCURY SUPP-HOSE FOR MEN AND WOMEN KAYSER - ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. Burlington North Carolina Compliments of BALDWIN STOUT SHOP 103 Compliments of COOPER AND HARRIS FORD MOTOR CO. PITTSBORODRY CLEANERS For the best in cleaning. Lacy R. Burns, Manager Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of FARMERS EXCHANGE Siler City, North Carolina HERFF JONES CO Indianapolis, Indiana MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS ALLEN BARBEE District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina We ' re Proud to Manufacture Your Class Rings. 104 Pittsboro Branch of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SANFORD Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of WOMBLE ' S GROCERY A Little Bit of Everything Pittsboro, North Carolina POPE ' S, INC, of Pittsboro Quality Merchandise at Low Prices We Are Never Undersold CP. PERRY Groceries - Gas - Oil ' A Friend to all P.H.S. Students Pittsboro BOWEN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. AND MAC ' S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 804 Woodland Avenue Sanford, North Carolina TOWN COUNTRY SUPERETTE Groceries, Produce, and Meats J. C.Crutchfield, Owner Thompson St. Kl 2-4331 Pittsboro, N.C CENTRAL CAROLINA FARMERS EXCHANGE, INC. Fertilizers Farm Supplies Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of W.B. (BILL) PORTER AND COMPANY Toledo Scales Distributor Raleigh, North Carolina Phone Residence TE2-4464 Office TE 2-9750 105 W. Gordon Burns Esso Servicenter Washing Greasing Arthur ' s Men s Store Pittsboro, North Carolina City Electronics Shop Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of Chatham Lanes Highway 64 Bypass Siler City, North Carolina Featuring 12 AMF Automatic Pinspotters BOWL TEN PINS America ' s Fastest Growing Family Sport 106 Chatham Brick and Ti e Comoanv Value Variety Division of Sanford Brick Corporation Rose ' s Stores Inc. Face Brick-Common Brick-Shale Products Home of Roman Brick wrvice ana nanrs: ouit a in.v . CI or I ¥ t J rtrtn (n rr 1 i nrt J 1 I fcM INUI III Ul I IIU Telephone Sanford 775-5621 Build with Brick! CHATHAM DAIRY Distributor of Sealtest Dairy Products Phone Kl 2-4021 Box 875 Pittsboro, North Carolina 107 DAINTY BISCUIT FLOUR RANDOLPH CORN MEAL RANDOLPH FEEDS Manufactured by Randolph Mills, Inc Franklinvil le, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of LEWIS BODY SHOP Pittsboro, North Carolina Coke puts sparkle in your party! 108 HILL-COLEY FUNERAL HOME Moncure, North Carolina Phone 542-3824 24-Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen equipped Compliments of SUNSHINE GARDENS of North Carolina Compliments of TOWN SHOP of Pittsboro SHENANDOAH RESTAURANT HOME COOKING B ob and Ruby Bolejack ' Where there ' s beauty there ' s charm ' UPTOWN BEAUTY SHOP Where beauty meets Fashion 12 East Salisbury St. Phone 2-3671 Pittsboro, N.C R IGGSBEE-HI NSON Furniture Co., Inc . Furniture Quality Reasonable Carrboro, North Carolina TWIN LAKES GOLF CLUB, INC. Mann ' s Chapel Road Chapel Hill, North Carolina ELMER PENDERGRAFT ESSO AND TRUCKING CO. Contract grading and excavating Dump Trucks Chapel Hill gravel and stone Chapel Hill, N.C. Phone 942-4251 109 WILSONVILLE BARBER SHOP 10 miles East Hwy. 64 Wilsonville Roscoe Wilson, Operator DARK ' S HATCHERY FEED CO. Quality Chicks- Chesterfield Feeds Poultry Supplies Phone Kl 2-4211 LEE BRICK TILE COMPANY, INC. SHALE PRODUCTS Dial 775-2134 Sanford N.C. Pittsboro Ice Fuel Representative Phone 542-2231 Congratulations to the Class of ' 64 McCRIMMON DRUG COMPANY Pittsboro, North Carolina PROGRESSIVE STORES Pittsboro, North Carolina Shop and Save on Your Food Bil I We give . S. Gold Stamps, too! HALL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods - Shoes - Notions and Ready to Wear R.C. Murdock .. .Owner Hillsboro Street Pittsboro, North Carolina PITTSBORO ICE FUEL CO. Ice - Coal - Bricks - Blocks Sand - Excavating - Road Building Ferti lizer Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of HENRY BLAIR Hardware — Building Materials 22 Hillsboro St. Pittsboro, North Carolina 110 FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP Carrboro, North Carolina We need your heads in our business. SPROTTBROS. FURNITURE CO. The Home of Quality Furniture 114-118 Moore St. Sanford, North Carolina Nationally Advertised Brands of Furniture Carpet and Appliances Interior Decorator Compliments of VAUGHN ' S MOTER SERVICE Pittsboro, North Carolina JOHNSON ' S COTTON CO. Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of FARMERS ALLIANCE STORE Siler City, North Carolina Free Parking Lot GRIFFIN SHOE STORE City Club Shoes for Men Anvil Brown Work Clothes and Shoe Repairs Pittsboro, North Carolina BARKER ' S BARBER SHOP We appreciate your business. Gene Barker Max Burns Barbers PITTSBORO CASH GROCERY AND SHOE DISCOUNT CENTER 1 1 1 G. R. Williams Pure Oil Station Highway 15-501 North Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of Henry ' s Restaurant Pittsboro, North Carolina RUPERT EUBANKS ' ESSO SERVICENTER One Stop Service Highway 15-501 North Pittsboro, North Carolina 112 — £t tn- ■ Compliments of PITTSBORO POULTRY COMPANY °i 3 Reese Birmingham Jewelry 1 1 6 Weaver Street Carrboro, North Carolina All merchandise and work guaranteed. Compliments of Buckner Jewelry, SilerCity Thomas Brothers Furniture University Barber Shop Rose ' s Stores, I nc . Mclver Service Station and Grocery Chatham Furniture Company Ellis ' Ladies Shop Johnson ' s Drive-ln Blair Hotel Fox Bros. Registered Herefords Pickard ' s Barber Shop Wren and Wren Ruth ' s Drive-ln Cranford Studio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 1964 113 As we bring your DRAGONIAN of 1964 to a close, the staff hopes that you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed producing it for you, and will treasure it always. May each of us, as we leave dear old P. H. S. to go on our separate ways, carry with us the memories that these years of study and fellowship have given us, and remember throughout our lifetimes the 114 AS ff ,MJ jJ Oft-vd ft ' Tf p  J[ , 75 7 J J ey, Ju v? oulv a ca. . J M , T-t -w S  V S k t v t c v x c 7 ° J? n oyf c- J L tj -r { Z j A y ft O C 4 A PRODUCT OF unter