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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

Ji vei of great men ait remind us We can mabe our lives Su blime , artinfyy leave be Jootp rin ts arting., i leave be bin d us on tbe Sands ol time. She Sbra aonian Staff as depleted in tli 1965 2 ) ra 9 7 at f- ittsb oro School f itts h oro, Worth (Carolina viyy • ' •■ ' . mian MARGARET HAMLET.Editor STEPHANIE BEAVER..Business Manager MRS. ROY KIDD.Advisor 3 ime is a steady march onward for us, the students of Pittsboro High. Today we are a part of our school--its educational process, its activities, and its fellowship. Yet, tomorrow, even as we continue learning and achieving, the time we have spent here will have slowly passed away. May this year¬ book keep your many memories bright, vivid, and beautiful—even as the sands of time continually flow. 4 52 t Jime to Six are 5 As our high school years draw to a close, we the DRAGONIAN staff and the Class of 1965 would like to express our deep appreciation to the entire faculty for their undivided interest and service in our behalf during the past four years. To one person we wish especially to say thanks. He has been a guiding light, an understanding friend, and an earnest teacher. From his efforts to further our education, each of us has greatly benefited in our search for greater knowledge . Therefore, the DRAGONIAN staff dedicates t his sixth edition, the DRAGONIAN of 1965, to MR. GENE TERRELL BROOKS. His enthusiasm for history is evident in his trips with the History Club as sponsor. 6 5 or her many, years of toyat and faithful Service MRS. ERNEST WILLIAMS Let me help you. The DRAGONLAN staff of 1965 wishes to recognize Mrs. Ernest Williams for her years of loving and dedicated service to Pittsboro High School. As a grade school teacher, she gave many hours of her time and interest to preparing children in the primary grades for their steady ascent to higher education. With this recognition on the behalf of the students of P.H ,S.--past and present, we thank her for her service to our school and wish for her the best life has to offer. 7 is e i ua i to tht Sum f f parts Moonlight and Roses --The 1964 Junior-Senior. Classes, various clubs, athletics, dances and all other activities are important parts of our school life here at PH.S. We have all engulfed ourselves in something which makes each one of us a bigger part of our school. As we have done this, we have ceased to be alone among many- we have become a part of the many. Enduring friendships have been born, time has passed, and with it the realiza¬ tion that we have grown as students. Football with a soft touch. Class rings at last!! ! 8 Every day at 3:01, up, around, and down we run. P-JJ.S. a Sum OUR HALLOWEEN ROYALTY: Valinda Thomas, Queen; Kenneth Huntsman, King; Diane Tripp, Princess; James Oldham, Prince; Janet Clark, Primary Princess; Timmy Will he make it? Reynolds, Primary Prince. 9 St u dif . . . clioo ( S„ irit . . . 3el(o tv A llip and Adrien ds h r up What? ! Another Student Council election poster? Shine for P.H.S. The store --where we finish our lunch. 10 There she is. . . Miss P.H.S. of 1965, Frances White Whii P.J4S. . . • Olte pride of our Aclioof Becky Crabtree, Runner-Up; Glinda Garrett, Sarah Barnes, Frances White, Miss P.H.S. 1965; Jean Sanders, Phyllis Harris, Miss P.H.S. 1964. Each year female members of the student body enter the Miss P.H.S. contest. This year eleven girls partici¬ pated in this beauty contest. From these participants a charming senior girl was chosen. Personality, a warm smile, happy eyes, a chic form, a sense of humor, friendliness, beauty - -these are the characteristics of our Miss P.H.S. of 1965, Frances White. 1 1 J4 omecomin the unnac L of the footUl Irene Faircloth, Senior Valinda Thomas, Junior School Spirit Week, October 5 through 9, highlighted by the P.H.S. Homecoming game, began with much enthusiasm.Posters distributed throughout the hall, Blue- White Day, and a pep rally helped to boost spirit for the upcoming game. The homecoming court, selected by the football players, waited anxiously for the big night. The time finally arrived for the half-time activities sponsored by the senior class. Riding in convertibles, the court was presented to the student body. The climax of the week was the crowning of the new homecoming queen. After the game, the students enjoyed a dance sponsored by the Student Council. Becky Parker, Junior Elizabeth Senkiw Sophomore Our football heroes and heroines. . Wilma Clark, Sophomore Candace Meacham F reshman Doris Lashley, Freshman 12 season Past and present--Clegg Crawford and Carlene Meacham Homecoming Queen of 1964, Carlene Meacham ' Kiss her, Chicken! Valentine Queen of 1964, Valinda Clark Cti imax The Student Council sponsors each year a Twerp Week Celebration preceding Valentine ' s Day. Bulletin boards, posters, and announcements throughout the school week promote the idea of the girls ' accepting the usual male responsibilities from carrying books to paying for the gas on a date. The fun-filled week is completed by a Twerp Dance onSaturday night. At this time a queen is crowned from thefour class representatives chosen during the week. It is the one week in the school year that all the boys look forward tol 14 Helping hands at graduation. The reward for outstanding scholastic achievement during the first three years of high school is to be chosen as a marshal. These eight Juniors serve as ushers at the baccalaureate sermon, graduation, and other important school functions. From stitching 1965 on blue cloth to attempting to keep step to Pomp and Circumstance, these honor students find their role as the examples of scholastic achievement sometimes trying, but always gratifying. Fred Hamlet, Phyllis Cash, Mary Watson Nooe, Carlene Meacham, Candace Burns, Irene Faircloth, Linda Fields, Margaret Hamlet. 5 , reaSure J k onors Candace Bums, Mary Watson Nooe, and Margaret Hamlet joined 315 other high school juniors from through¬ out the state for a week of practical government. At this twenty-fifth annual Tar Heel Girls ' State at U.N.C. --G. in June 1964, the girls spent a week of learning government structure and citizenship responsibilities. David white, Fred, Hamlet and Terry Parker, jour¬ neyed to the U.N.C.--C.H. in June 1964, to attend the objective citizenship school sponsored by the Ameri¬ can Legion. At this twenty-fourth annual Boys ' State, 360 boys established an active model state government. 15 are The administration is the foundation of Pittsboro High. The members of the administration work together in order to improve the management of our school. They do this in such a way that it not only benefits each student, but it also aids the school itself. As their objective, they try to provide a basic curriculum that will give each student the fundamentals which he will need in later life. ROY L. KIDD Principal WALTER R. DUDLEY Superintendent ROBERT CHILTON Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: Thomas L. Reeves, Chairman; Earl Parker, Talmadge Johnson, Lewis Cooper, Roscoe Farrell, Jr., Secretary. 16 MRS. REBA TORBERT School Secretary It is really a task to bal¬ ance the books at the end of the month! our a dministration There is more to a school administration than the teaching of an academic subject. The secretary of the school, the librarian, and the music teachers all play an important role in the school life of P.H.S. The cultural and business aid they offer to each student helps prepare the future leaders of tomorrow at P.H.S. for their role in life. MRS. DOROTHY YATES Librarian A.B., Meredith College Library Club MRS. HILDA W. BELL Career Piano Teacher Southern Conservatory of Music UNC-CH Piano MRS. WILLIAM STARNES B. M., Salem College Piano MISS POLLY YOW A.A., Campbell College A.B., Pembroke State Band, Chorus 17 MRS. MARY W. RIGGSBEE A.B., U.N.C.-C.H. English, Dragon News Junior Sponsor oCan the dreAA ofi t ho ufyht SAM W. WHITE A.B., Elon College M.Ed., University ofVa. English, Speech P.H.S. Little Theater U.N. Speaking Contest Debate Club, Jr. Sponsor Language is the backbone of a nation; it is the con¬ necting chain of the world. It unites man to man as no other force can. For communication is a vital part not only in the life of the human race but also in the life of each individual. Be it English or French, the language teachers at P.H.S. strive to develop within each student this means of communication. The does not belong here! MRS. ANNIE W. MAY B.S.,E. Carolina College English, Health Senior Sponsor MRS. LOUISE C. KIDD A.B., U.N.C.-C.H. French, English The Dragonian Freshman Sponsor 18 GENE TERRELL BROOKS B.S., East Carolina Social Studies History Club Freshman Sponsor MRS. MARY SHOTTS A JB., University of Ala. M.A., Columbia University Student Council Health Careers, Art Club JOHN R. SHANER B.S., Albright College Social Studies Bookkeeping Athletic Coach Freshman Sponsor History is the autobiography of mankind. Even though this state¬ ment by Lord Byron was made several hundred years ago, it is a statement that will always remain true. History is merely a continuous play in which the world is an im¬ mense stage, mankind is the cast, and life is the plot. From expe¬ riences in this fascinating and never-dying play, we are able to enrich our understanding of life. By connecting the actions of mankind in the past to present -day situations, the history department teachers are able to guide the students of today to be better leaders of tomorrow. 19 yj ]atli and Science - the Sl(BC 3 of the future It should be here ! BOBBY MOTT A.B., Pfeiffer College Science Science Interest Group ADRIAN ALLRED B.S., High Point College General Science Economics, Physical Ed. Monogram Club Athletic Coach In this age of great scientific research, a renewed interest has been placed on scientific and mathematical knowledge. From general science and general math to physics and algebra-trig., P.H.S. offers courses in these two fields for all students. The teachers in these depart¬ ments have a new problem to explain: It is not 1 + 1 = 2, but math + science = the future. Which book do you think I should order? MRS. ETHEL JOHNSTON A.B., U.N.C. -G. Mathematics Marshals Senior Sponsor MRS. BERYL GREENE A.B., U.N.C. -G. Mathematics Beta Club Junior Sponsor 20 H.G.JOHNSTON B.S. , Mississippi State Agriculture, F.F.A. Sch. Ground Improvement . 5 ' oundatLoni MRS. SALLIE HORTON A.B. Meredith College HomeEc. andFam. Living FHA, Health Careers Club Sophomore Sponsor MRS. EVIE LAMA B.S., Winthrop College Cheerleaders Sophomore Sponsor Not only does Pittsboro High School offer college- bound courses in its curriculum, but it also provides several courses in three vocational departments. All high school boys have the opportunity in agriculture to learn better methods of farming and the skill of working with their hands. In comparison, the girls who take home economics receive fundamental training in household situations. The commercial courses offered at P.H.S. enable students to acquire a typing skill for personal use and to prepare students for careers in business administra¬ tion. All of these courses complement the curriculum of our high school. Does everyone ' s apron look like this? You ' re off the home row! 21 ALMA MATER Here ' s to Dear Ole Pittsboro High Long may the blue and white ever fly, Through the years her fame we ' ll sing, Boasting her honors, the echo es ring. What though the odds be great or small, Pittsboro High will win over all; While her loyal sons are marching ' t  Onward to victory mmsamMi ' Sf. WmM Wm SENIOR DIVISION Soon the time will come When we must say good-bye; We ' ll have to leave so much That we love at Pittsboro High. Our high school days ate left behind A new life we shall face; May the guidance we ' ve had here Help us find our future place. ’ PITTSBORO | HIGH SCHOOL : cusse o« im a I Our last year-our best year. We leave with love of P.H.S. and leaves of knowledge. Kirby Adcock, Sergeant -at-Arms; Carlene Meacham, Treasurer; Fred Hamlet, President; Janet Fearrington, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Phyllis Cash, Secre¬ tary. KIRBY STEVE ADCOCK Who pleasure gives, shall joy receive. SARAH EMRA BARNES A good disposition is more valuable than gold. JAMES CLINTON BARRETT With every rising of the sun Think of your life as just begun. 24 SUSAN PALMER BARRETT It matters not how long we live, but how. STEPHANIE EUGENIA BEAVER We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from , Life. CANDACE KAREN BURNS A good mind possesses a kingdom. MARTHA ELIZABETH BURNS It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. DEM PS Y RONALD CALHOUN Kick the worry out the window; and let the sun¬ shine in ! GRACE ELLA CARROLL A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. s. eniors rea iize h ow short th id ear wi if L PHYLLIS ELIZABETH CASH Fair and gentle, good and true, ever sincere, and dependable, too. DAVID WOODROW CATES One today is worth two tomorrows. 25 VALINDA ANN CLARK Good things come from the heart. HORACE BEARD CLEGG, JR. He that can have Pa¬ tience, can have what he will. SHARON DIANNE COPELAND The moments of wit sur- vive the moments of power. REBECCA DALE CRABTREE Some think the world is made for fun and frolic; so do I. MASCOTS: Cindy Seymour and Thomas Chuck West Our mascots of today--our leaders of tomorrow. 2b, reams oj? coileae r JAMES RAY CURRIE I never let school inter¬ fere with my education. LEONA LEVERNE EUBANKS Moderation is best, and to avoid all extremes. 26 BEST-ALL-AROUND: Carlene Meacham and Kirby Adcock Here, there, and everywhere--they ' re in the midst of everything. a n d careers jilt our LINDA MERLE FARRELL LYDIA ANN FARRELL How beautiful a day can Better to be small and be when kindness touches shine, than to be large and it. cast a big shadow. JANET RAE FEARRINGTON TEDDY LACY I am the master of my FARRELL, JR. fate; I am the captain of I just keep on wandering. my soul. 27 e year ecia even ti our MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Terry Parker and Margaret Hamlet They spend their time climbing the ladder of success. LINDA FAYE FIELDS Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others can¬ not keep it from them¬ selves. FRANK TUTTLE FOUSHEE,JR. Hold the fort--I am com¬ ing. PHYLLIS ELAINE FURR She came to us a stranger, but shall remain with us a friend. RONNIE LYNN GAINES If at first you don ' t suc¬ ceed, forget it! JAMES LENARD GALES I ' s wicked--! is, I ' s mighty wicked. Anyhow, I can ' t help it. 28 MARY LEE GRIFFIN Sunshine and rain at once; her smiles and tears. REBECCA LOUISE GRIFFIN Friends who know her well, the goodness of her heart can tell. FRED THURMAN HAMLET My candle bums at both ends; it will not last the night; but, ah, my foes, and oh, my friends--It gives a lovely light. MARGARET ALICE HAMLET Always do a little more each day than is expected of you and very soon more will be expected of you. Lave brought uS enj.oij.men t an d bard ivorb PHYLLIS HOPE HARRIS Personality is to a girl as perfume is to a flower. SHEILA VERA HATHAWAY Better late than never. 29 i ,nr, ,y ■( HMntx ,n ' he,, yoil -Ift good O t h b r i, yoo j,e i, o ? ) (o you If, ■If.r ( A I A 1,1 Mol ' [Oil A I i y « ftwf f y, ilv wyn ' I 1 i il W ' 1 m IP i n ' .f fill l ' CA IM A ll( )WAHI) ' I Utlin wild Wlllll ll ' tl ' tl llilllll a n n e ,i re . f In ||, ( god ! 11 IA Ml I ANNI IIII Ml ' I 1 1 1 s In my |ny , to work wiiii nil ' . Ill Co(L r WacUk, S. tf’ en tor p ar tie A ROBERT PALMER KNIGHT,JR. Speech is a mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so is he. BARBARA ANN LEWIS A gentle heart is tied with an easy string. DEBORAH GLENETTE MANN She appeared a true god¬ dess in her walk. LINDA FAY MANN She is ever in a sunny mood. 31 WITTIEST: Jimmy Gales and Sharon Copeland Two for the price of one--but laughs for everyone. year . . . MANLEY WILSON MANN To girls he may seem to be somewhat quiet, But when he ' s with boys he sure is a riot. LARRY MATLOCK Life is for living, so why not live it the way you want to. BOBBY ALEXANDER MCNEIL Every man is m a s t e r of histime, till seveno ' clock at night. JANICE CARLENE MEACHAM Everything she does she does well, and she does everything. JIMMY WADE MITCHELL Fourbe the things I ' d been better without: Love, Freckles, Blushing, and Doubt. 32 DORA GAIL MORRISON A carefree heart is all the energy you need. MARY WATSON NOOE Silence is golden and I ' m pure brass. CHAPIN PIERRE OLDHAM Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. LINDA CARROL PARKER Tiny as a minute with lots of laughter in it. TERRY COPELAND PARKER If you would reap praise, you must sow the seeds: Gentle Words and Useful Deeds. m emonei that wi(( li inc er SARAH LOUISE PARTIN Peace is the fairest form of happiness. 33 MARY ANN PERKINS Now if only I could find the end of this rainbow. BONNIE JANE PERRY Employ thy time well, if thou meanest to gain lei¬ sure. FRONA LEE RIDDLE Good words are worth much and cost little. JAMES BUNN RIGGSBEE Women like not only to conquer but to be con¬ quered. MOST ATHLETIC: Louis Herndon and Janet Fearrington The love of the game includes many pleasant (?) things. ure . LINDA LEIGH ROBERTS There is also a sure re¬ ward for faithful silence. GLORIA THOMAS SATTERTHWAITE Her good nature is her strength. 34 PATRICIA ANN SMITH ' ' Alw ays happy, always sweet, always sincere, always neat. MOST TALENTED: Martha Bums and Ronny Calhoun They possess that undefinable something--talent. it will be pleasant to remem ber these tb in 9 JOE MATTHEW SNIPES Looks to sway the ladies, power to sway us all. SARAH ELIZABETH STEVENS A good book is the best of friends-the same today and forever. RONALD WAYNE STONE School would be Fun if it weren ' t for classes. EMORY BRIGHT THOMAS The heart of the fool is in his mouth, but the mouth of the wise is inhis heart. 35 . 5 ' araway horizon A await uA BEST DRESSED: Pierre Oldham and Nancy Thomas Perfection in dress is their trademark. NANCY JON THOMAS Good deeds will shine as stars in heaven. ROBERT BERNICE THOMAS, JR. Schooldays are all right, but they don ' t compare with school nights. RONALD EDWARD VAUGHN It is not every question that deserves an answer. PETER JERRY WASKO Words may show a man ' s Wit, but Actions his Mean¬ ing . CLARENCE DALE WEBSTER Men of few words are the best men. 36 JAMES ADDISON WEBSTER, JR. ' ' Happiness is cheaper than worry--why pay the higher price? DAVID COOPER WHITE Ambition is the conqueror of fortune. FRANCES ANN WHITE She makes two grins grow where there was a grouch before. ANDREW STEVE WILLIAMS What you would seem to be, be really. BRUCE DALE WILLIAMS No man e ' er was glorious, who was not laborious. flj we r a duate into to morrow KATHERINE LOUISE WRIGHT Beneath the quietness lies sincerity. MOST DEPENDABLE: Ronnie Vaughn and Phyllis Cash Let me not deter nor neglect my responsibility, for I shall not pass this way again. 37 ' J 1 to 2 ), LA cover . ljn dercic . ■ a A Amen Just one more year and we will rule the roost. Bob Wachs, Sergeant-at-Arms; Steve Mann, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Charles Lutterloh, President; W.C. Oldham, Secretary; Worth H o 11 e - man, Treasurer. Beverly Bland Vi ime u a tclied as tli e v Dorothy Blue Ken Bouldin Billy Brown Anita Butler Wayne Campbell Bonny Carpenter Cliff Carter Tommy Clegg Edward Cooper Betty Jean Council Molly Daniel Nancy Daniel 40 Walter Dudley Randy Ellis Marvin Eubanks Bill Farrell Wayne Foushee Trudy Gaster Donna Goodwin Carolyn Greene L ec an maaazine idles 9 L Betty Jean Griffin Mary Tom Griffin Martha Gunter Jackie Harmon Donna Harris Linda Heame Johnny Herndon Reid Hill Worth Holleman Tim Hogan Sammy Jenkins Don Johnson 41 Jerry Johnson Joe Justice Johnny Justice Leighton Kremer Charles Lutterloh Steve Mann Margaret McAllister Bonnie McCrimmon m eaiurin or rin Ronald Mendenhall David Morris Ronald Moses Martha Neal W.C. Oldham Becky Parker Luther Pender Jimmy Pendergraph Kaye Rice Peggy Ro Riddle Greg Roper Kenneth Ryan 42 Dare Scott Lillie Mae Sexton Shirley Siler Greg Smith Vernon Smith Ann Straughn Louise Strickland Cathie Thomas PL annin 9 for Jf u n lor - S. enior Valinda Thomas Jerry Thompson Joe Thompson Mike Thompson Trudy Tysor Bob Wachs Louise White Patsy White Teddy Williams Oren Williams Sharon Woody Debby Yates 43 We ' vegotten into the swing of things and therewe will stay. Colby Tilley, Secretary; Nancy Perry, Treasurer; Tommy Hughes, President; Betty Sue Boone, Vice-President; Ronald Horton, Sergeant-at-Arms. (•dt(e Letter Reefing. Mike Blackwelder Betty Sue Boone Lora Ann Bouldin Ronnie Bowles Debbie Brown Lee Buchanan Kendall Bullington Gwynne Burke Alton Campbell Mike Campbell Sandra Cash Cathy Chilton Wilma Clark Timmy Cooper Danny Council 44 Kenneth Crabtree Marvin Creed Van Creed Freddy Chrisco Jimmy Dawson James Diggs Glenda Dixon Larry Downing nous that th e v h a ue one year Dianna Downs Barry Ellis Brenda Eubanks Dewey Eubanks Linda Eubanks Bryan Farrar Bonnie Farrell Van Farrell Will a Fearrington Nancy Foushe ' e Vickie Freeman Ricky Frye Glinda Garrett Kathy Gaster Lynda Gaster James Goodman Roger Goodman Sue Goodman George Griffin Doug Gunter 45 C. W. Harris Annette Heath Jerry Henderson Shirley Hill Cassie Horton Ronald Horton Melba Howard Tommy Hughes beliin d tli em CfUerieA Larry Jacobs Ladd Johnson Wincie Jane Johnson Stanley Jones George Justice Kathy Kidd Billy Kremer Jimmy Lane Ken Layton Janie Mann Raymond Mann Reid Markham Charlene McKinney Edward McLaurin Susan Mills Brenda Moore Jean Moore Carol Moses Jenny Morrison Kenny Norwood 46 Gail Parks Frankie Pendergraph Merrill Pendergraph Nancy Perry Wesley Petty Joe Riggsbee Larry Ryan Jean Sanders Si (as an £ u (ins Gary Sears Elizabeth Senkiw Norton Sing man Joanne Smith Carolyn Snipes Sherry Thomas Colby Tilley Jimmy Tilley Arnold Torbert Carol Triplett Joan Wasko Robert Webster Elton Wheeler Mike White Carolyn Williams Mitchell Williams Carey Wilson Jimmy Wolfe Jamin Wood George Yates 47 We ' re green this year, but you better watch out! Tim Mitchell, Treasurer; Keith Roper, President; Scott Whitaker, Vice-President; Irma Senkiv, Secretary; Ronnie Ellis, Sergeant-at-Arms. (fdewitched Mothered James Bouldin Merle Bouldin Gary Bowles Reid Bright J. E. Campbell Patricia Carpenter Cathy Clark Clifton Collins Carolyn Cooper George Cooper Annie Ruth Council Eddie Crain Judson Dark Charles Diggs Annie Ellis 48 Ronnie Ellis Aaron Eubanks Charles Eubanks Jerry Eubanks Rupert Eubanks Sadie Farrell Neil Flynt Ray Fuller Amanda Gainey Sybil Gardner Larry Goodwin Vivian Green Earl Gunter tiff ch on t Bobby Hackney Thomas Hackney Edith Hatley Ronnie Hatley Rose Hill Martha Hogan Tommy Holland Linda Holt Stacy Holt Larry Howard Mike Jackson Allie Johnson Debra Johnson Glen Johnson Mike Johnson 49 Wanda Jones David Knight Eddie Kremer Stuart Lasater Doris Lashley Allen Leslie Robert Lewter Ann London Jennifer Mann Linda Mann Earl McLaurin Candace Meacham Tim Mitchell understand why they are Gail Norwood Mary Norwood Hubert O ' Daniel Joan Oldham Linda Oldham Dennis Parker Tommy Parks Mike Pendergraph Luellen Piercy Kay Reeves Walter Rhodes Edna Riddle Ricky Riddle William Roberson Emily Roberts 50 i ubmitted to Aucli torture Mary Vaughn Johnny Waldeck Kay Webster Ava Wheeler Taylor White Scott Whnaker Lillian Wolfe David Womble Gene Womble Patricia Wood Robert Wood Pam Woods Patricia Woods Ronald Woody Barbara Young 51 His ACTIVITY DIVISION The fellowship we ' ve shared In so many different ways, Will be remembered longer Than our present high school days Each friend that we have made And each event that we held dear Will be among the memories Of a precious by-gone year. W.C. Oldham, Vice-President Fred Hamlet, President St u Jen t The Student Council, the most esteemed organization in school life at P.H.S., serves as a link between the student body and the school administration. The Council constantly strives to improve the school program by sponsoring various activities designed for the benefit of the students. The Student Council, although it encourages student participation in these extra-curricular activities, places a strong emphasis on citizenship and scholarship. The Student Council consists of four executive officers elected by the entire student body and homeroom representatives selected from each homeroom. The Student Council homeroom representatives are Kirby Adcock, Charles Lutterloh, David Morris, Edward McLaurin, Ronnie Hatley, Candace Meach- am, Martyne Self, Jane Johnson, ElizabethSenkiw, Joe Thompson, Pierre Old¬ ham, Fred Hamlet, Pres¬ ident. j ■ W S HH Van Farrell, Secretary Pam Woods, Treasurer Co uncil is tin i o ice of the stu dents These students are required to have good academic averages and must possess qualities of leadership. There are several standing committees which assist the Student Council in administering student activities. The elections committee aids the students with the selection of student body leaders, while the publicity committee decorates the school with posters and banners advertising council events. The devotional committee broadcasts special music at holidays and prepares impres¬ sive devotionals. The elections committee, composed entirely of seniors, supervises the election of Student Council officers and homeroom representatives . The members of the elec¬ tions committee are Carlene Meacham, Lydia Farrell, Terry Parker, Chairman; Valinda Clark, Irene Faircloth. The publicity committee strives to increase school spirit by publicizing all student activities. The publicity committee consists of Wilma Clark, Ronny Calhoun, Bob Wachs, Chairman; Janet Hunt, Candace Meacham. 55 The devotional committee is responsible for a daily devotional over the inter-com. The members of this committee are Bill Farrell, Martyne Self, Janie Mann, Margaret Hamlet, Chairman. The sports committee organizes student athletic events. The members of the sports committee are Ronald Horton, Sandra Cash, Worth Holleman, Chairman; Janet Fearrington, Sadie Farrell. St uden t (Council co The sports committee plans the Powderpuff Derby and the Intramurals. The projects committee sells pennants, pens, and other articles, and it operates the concession stand during the basketball season. The assembly com- The projects committee supervises fund-raising proj¬ ects sponsored by the Student Council. Alton Campbell, Kathy Kidd, Kay Webster, Amanda Gainey, Phyllis Cash, mittee secures guest speakers and invites school organiza¬ tions to present assembly programs. The social committee plans sock hops, the Homecoming Dance, the Christmas Dance, and the Twerp Dance. Edward McLaurin, Margaret McAllister, Beverly Bland, Chairman; Joe Thompson, Mary Watson Nooe com¬ pose this committee. 56 The social committee plans all student social events. The social committee consists of Betty Sue Boone, Emily Roberts, Tommy Clegg, H.B. Clegg, Chairman; Colby Tilley. student actiuiti es Our Student Council delegates preparing to invade Charlotte for the state convention. The assembly committee plans all school assemblies held during the school year. The members of this committee are Tommy Hughes, Kay Reeves, W. C. Oldham., Stephanie Beaver, Chairman; David Morris. 57 Dke Beta CtuL Serving er5 . y y Outstanding character, leadership, and scholarship-- these are the aims of the National Beta Club. This year the Pittsboro High School Beta Club started on the road to greater achievements. The Betas made their club an aid to the student, an honor to the school, and an asset to the community. The senior members of the Beta Club pub¬ lished the Dragonian while the entire club participated in the State Beta Club Convention which was held in Asheville this year. From bake sales to riding the Dragon Wagon to Asheville, this year was the best ever for the Betas. Jerry Woods, State Beta Club Vice-President, presides at an assembly of state Betas at the 1964 convention. Billy Brown Martha Gunter Jackie Harmon Tim Hogan Worth Holleman Joe Justice David Morris W.C. Oldham Bob Wachs Debby Yates 58 Stephanie Beaver Candace Bums Irene Faircloth Linda Fields Becky Crabtree Mrs. Beryl Greene Joe Thompson Vice -President Margaret Hamlet Terry Parker President Margaret McAllister Treasurer 1 Fred Hamlet Phyllis Cash Secretary IT Carlene Meacham V Cf W Janet Hunt Manley Mann Mary Watson Nooe David White 59 EDITORS: C. Meacham, C. Burns, M. Mann, D. White, I. Faircloth, M.W. Nooe, P. Cash, F. Hamlet. it 5 rea l to morrow it J a memory. T. Parker, B. Crabtree, B. Lewis, L. Fields, J. Hunt, C. Burns, M. Hamlet, J. Harmon, P. Cash, M. Gunter, S. Beaver, M.W. Nooe, C. Meacham, I. Faircloth, F. Hamlet, M. Mann, D. White. 60 Many hours of hard work went into the making of this annual. The staff usually worked in agreement; thus rush¬ ing to meet the deadline was not a problem. Ads, lay-out, picture-taking, copy writing, and various other steps went into making this annual a great one. Stamp everything with ' TOB 241 was familiar to everybody ' s ears. No! to this and Don ' t do that! were heard by all. Work, rush, proofread, retake pictures, burning the midnight oil, deadline-at last the annual was completed. Martha Gunter, Assistant Business Manager; Stephanie Beaver, Business Manager; Margaret Hamlet, Editor-in- Chief; Jackie Harmon, Assistant Editor. Mrs. Louise Kidd, Advisor the 2), ' racj.onian Stephanie Eugenia Beaver Business Manager 1 ’Tip 1 l I t H - liJ TYPISTS: B. Lewis, L. Fields, T. Parker, B. Crabtree, J. Hunt. 61 “ 2 ), ' racoon n ewS news aroun J REPORTERS: S. Stevens, P. Cash, C. Burns, N. Thomas, J. Hunt, M. Hamlet, G. Mann; F. Hamlet, B. Crabtree, D. White, T. Parker, M. W. Nooe, E. Thomas. TYPISTS and PROOF-READERS: L. Fields, J.A. Keck, L. Roberts, V. Clark, B. Lewis; D. Webster, S. Beaver, S. Barnes, R. Vaughn, J. Riggsbee, J.A. Webster. Janice Carlene Meacham Editor-in-Chief The Dragon News staff, consisting of the advanced composition class under the direction of Mrs. Baxter Rigsbee, has as its main project publishing a monthly newspaper. This year not only has the staff increased in size, but new additions have also beenmade in the paper. An Art Committee was formed to be responsible for all art work including the newly originated cartoon. Each month as the deadline draws near, the staff begins its frantic rush to finish the paper on time-editing, writing, rewriting, typing,proofreading, typing again-finally play period is over and the paper is out! EDITORIAL STAFF: C. Meacham, L. Farrell, I. Faircloth, M. Burns; Mrs. Riggsbee, Advisor; H. B. Clegg, P. Oldham, J. Fearrington, L. Matlock, P. Harris, R. Calhoun. 62 The History Club, roaming the country-side looking for sites of historical significance, has contributed to the educational value of Pittsboro High School. Each of its members has learned by first-hand study many things concerning the historical culture of North Carolina. Mr. Gene Brooks, an advisor and historical consultant, has been the strong shoulder in the club ' s progress. The History Club with its superb leadership will continue to spark the interest in history at P.H.S. Examining old relics at the House in the Horseshoe. Lydia Farrell, Secretary; Candace Burns, President; H. B. Clegg, Vice-President; T. Hughes, M. Hamlet, K. Kidd, A. London, B.J. Griffin, V. Thomas, S. Siler, M. Gunter, A. Campbell; J. Wasko, J. Smith, B. Crab¬ tree, J. Fearrington, T. Parker, D. Goodwin, D. Scott, L. White, J. Johnson, V. Farrell; Mr. Gene Brooks, Advisor; C. Chilton, S. Beaver, B. Bland, W. Holleman, W. Dudley, F. Hamlet, M.W. Nooe, D. Morris. 63 m is France un Jerstart din jdrenc li Cuft ure 1 a ssl 1 j Oh, those French Club programs! Margaret Hamlet, Vice-President; Carlene Meacham, President; Nancy Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Farrell, I. Faircloth, B. Lewis, G. Mann, L. Fields, C. Burns, M.W. Nooe, P. Cash; F. Hamlet, H.B. Clegg, Jr., J. Hunt, D. White. rarianS wor b, reSponS ibifit V’ and Les Amis de la France is one of the newer and more interesting clubs at Pittsboro High School. Not only is there a more advanced study of the French language, but also the culture of the country is delved into by the students who are ambitious enough to undertake a third year of French. The meetings, which occur once a month, are prepared and carried out by the members themselves with only a minimum of help from the sponsor and teacher, Mrs. Kidd. This year, for the first time, the French Club held a French Day on which the members dressed as people from different French provinces. This proved to create much enthusiasm among the members and much talk around the school. This club is certainly one of the most active clubs in our school. This year the librarians are trying to promote the suggestion that we do not want little-read books in our little red school -house. All librarians have worked hard to process books and carry out the duties at the desk. Attractive posters and bulletin boards have been a val¬ uable contribution to the appearance of the library. If one needs to know the life of a specific author or if one needs to learn to use the card catalogue, there is an efficient helper--a librarian--there to aid him. L. Parker, F. Riddle, B. Lewis, Mrs. Riggsbee, Advisor; Mrs. Yates, Advisor; J. Harmon, S. Stevens, A. Straughn, M. Johnson; G. Bowles, S. Copeland, J. Sanders, P. Woods, L. Tuck, L.A. Bowling, L. PiercyjD. Parker, G. Carroll, A. Wheeler, J. Moore, V. Freeman, S. Hill, J. Mann, S. Goodman, B. Crabtree, M.L. Griffin, N. Foushee; S. Hathaway, M. Thompson, J. Currie. 5 , rain in 9 , « rofeiSioni J4eJtk £ areerS L. White, P. Woods, G. Dixon, David White, Vice- President; JanetHunt, President; Beverly Bland, Secretary- Treasurer; D. Scott, P. Woods, S. Copeland, L. Farrell; Mrs. Horton, Advisor; L. Oldham, M. Gunter, G. Parks. T. Williams, G. Garrett, B. Crabtree, W. Holleman, P. Cash, D. Horton, S. Hathaway, V. Freeman, A. Straughn. Persons interested in any field dealing with health and medical professions are active members of the Health Careers Club. Special guest speakers in the various pro¬ fessions such as dentistry and nursing have inspired the members with their interesting talks. The main purpose of this club is to inform the young people of the numerous opportunities in the various health professions. Being a newly organized club, thus far, its only activity has been the Health Congress, in which the members went on a tour of one of Raleigh ' s hospitals. The Health Careers Club--a club with an out-look to the future--is certainly an invaluable asset to school life. I ' m going to stand here until everybody is quiet! s. eri ice to CU The Key Club, an affiliate of the Kiwanis Club, was formed in the summer of 1964, as a service organization for sophomore, junior, and senior high school boys. As one of its projects, the Key Club raised funds throughout the year to finance service projects for the community and school. The members of this club have prepared a student directory for all high school students. This newly organized club is fast becoming an invaluable addition to the extra-curricular activities at P.H.S. and the com¬ munity of Pittsboro. Bob Wachs, Treasurer; Worth Holleman, Vice-President; H. B. Clegg, President; Fred Hamlet, Secretary; R. Vaughn, W. Dudley; J. Thompson, B. Farrell, J.A. Webster, T. Clegg, E. Thomas; S. Mann, J. Tilley, P. Oldham, B. Farrar, A. Campbell, T. Hughes. PITTSBORO HI6H SCHOOL PITTSBORO nORTH CAROLINA f- rovidin 9 f c or a van let °f musical interests D. Morris, K. Petty, G. Roper, K. Webster, L. Downing, E. McLaurin, B. Petty; G. Smith, D. White, K. Roper, G. Cooper. Small but unique, the Pittsboro High Band is steadily rising toward higher goals. With a new director, of whom the group is proud, achievements are being made one by one. Due to division of the band into splendid instrumental arrangements, both excellent harmony and melody are enacted. Thus, with these factors, the Pittsboro High Band is going forth for both knowledge and fun in a very profitable and enjoyable manner. Does practice make perfect? David White, President; David Morris, Vice-President; Greg Roper, Secretary; Kay Petty, Treasurer. 66 our and James Currie, Vi c e-P r e s i d e n t; Kathy Ki dd, Pianist; They love to sing just for fun. Bonny Carpenter, Secretary-Treasurer; David White, President. The Glee Club consists of all those who are musically inclined and who enjoy singing. In the fall the group worked hard on Christmas music forthe annual Christmas pageant. They also joined the other two Glee Clubs in the county for a county-wide Christmas pageant in Siler City. The group will present the music for the graduation exercises and the baccalaureate sermon. We are proud of this hardworking group that composes our Glee Club. All members working in unison made this year a truly successful one ! G. Satterthwaite, A. Butler, S. Partin, P. Carpenter, M. Creed, G. Cooper, E. McLaurin, K. Webster, L.M. Sexton, M.A. Perkins, F. Riddle; B. Lewis, A. London, L. Heame, C. Burns, B. Carpenter, L. Tuck, R. Bowles, J. Currie, L. Downing, N. Perry,, L. Parker,K. Kidd, L. A. Bowling; K. Wright, K. Gaster, L. Mann, J. Morrison, B. Parker, L.R. Howard, S. Barrett, D. White, E. Cooper, K. Roper, G. Smith, C. Moses, T. Tysor, M. Pendergraph, G. Garrett. 67 Pitts l oro J4i 9 , Jiitlle Ok eatre The Pittsboro High Little Theatre ' s motto, Talent is a sacred trust, has been the driving force behind this industrious group. Enduring hours of learning lines, end¬ less nights of rehearsals, and steady hard work were realized in their fullest when the lights were dimmed and the curtain was opened on the performance. The plays and their cultural value have meant a great deal to each member and to the community. Few actors are bom; they have been made here at P.H.S. under the guidance of Sam White, advisor and director of the group. Everyone has really tried to break a leg this year to make the PittsboroHigh Little Theatre the best drama group yet! I licoverer o taien ts Practice is not all work! Mr. Sam White, Advisor; Pierre Oldham, President; J. Fearrington, B. Bland, S. Copeland, J. Wasko, J. Walter Dudley, Business Manager; Sheila Hathaway, Smith, G. Parks, M. Hamlet; F. Hamlet, S. Beaver, Treasurer; Martha Bums, Vice-President; Candace Burns, A. Wheeler, C. Horton, T. Tysor, S. Hill, M.L. Griffin, Secretary; A. Campbell; R. Bowles, L. Wolfe, P. Harris, B. Crabtree, R. Vaughn; D. Webster, L. Matlock, D. Johnson, A. Gainey, L. Farrell, A. Strauqhn, H.B. M. Hogan, V. Creed, D. Morris, T. Clegg, T. Hughes, Clegg; J. Sanders, L. Tuck, N. Perry, C. Thomas, M.W. Nooe, W. Holleman, E. Thomas. S. Woody, B.S. Boone, G. Smith; G. Burke, J. Riggsbee, J. Johnson, P. Harris, H.B. Clegg, B J. Griffin, J. Smith, D. Williams; B. Crabtree, R. Calhoun, President; T. Clegg, R. Bowles, W. Clark, L. Matlock, M. Burns, V. Farrell. In its third year of existence, the Debate Club, directed by Mr. Sam W. White, has acquired a larger membership than ever before. After attending the Debating Association Discussion Conference in Chapel Hill, the team began work to prepare their briefs forthe regional debates inMarch. With a topic as important and interesting as nuclear weapons and world disarmament, the team in their questfor vic¬ tory will undoubtedly gain new knowledge in this field. The potential present within this group plus hard work should take them to the state debates. This is an apple. l ewardk ewaraincf wor L . . . t elate xpre55Lon —dirt CLL During its first year of existence atPittsboroHigh School, the ArtClub has made its purposeto provide for those students who appreciate art a chance to share their appreciation and abilities w i t h fellow students. Members of the art club studied the history of art in order to gain a broader knowledge of past artists. Otherprojects have been to visit art museums and exhibits, to participate in work-shop sessions, and to display their art work in school and local exhibits. With great aspect toward the future, the Art Club of Pittsboro High School brushes steadily onward. Mr. White, Advisor; W. Fearring ton, G. Parks, M. Hamlet; D. Morris, F. Hamlet, T. Hughes, V. Farrell. Read this book tonight plus your other six! 3.3.JI. X earn in 9 Bobby McNeil, Sentinel; Ronnie Johnson, Reporter; Teddy Farrell, President; Bob Thomas, Secretary; Dale Williams, Treasurer; Mr. H.G. Johnston, Advisor; Wayne Foushee, Vice-President. Now, how many coats of this did you put on the boat? ' With the purpose of making this year the best ever, the F. F. A. got off to a flying start. They did this by participating in state-wide as well as county-wide con¬ tests. Among these were the live -stock judging, the parliamentary procedure, the shop, and the public speak¬ ing contests. The main project of the club this year, in addition to their annual shop display, was the improve¬ ment of school grounds. A chicken supper was one of the ways in which money was raised for this project. As the year ends, the boys can look back upon a successful school year and look forward to summer camp. Mr. Johnston, Advisor; D. Williams, B. Thomas, C. Meacham, Sweetheart; B. McNeil, W. Foushee; A. Taylor, R. Roberts, T. Parks, C. Diggs, M. Johnson, M. Jackson, D. Parker, R. Eubanks,T . Cooper, R. Woody, T. Mitchell; S . Holt, D. Cates, K. Huntsman, M.Mann, J. Diggs, J. Wood, J. Mitchell, T. Clegg, K. Crabtree, V. Creed; R. Bowles, H. O ' Daniel, J. Dawson, R. Mann, B. Knight, J. C. Barrett, O. Williams, D. Council, G. Griffin, R. Webster; D. Gunter, M. Creed, A. Tor- bert, A. Eubanks, R. Fuller, C. Collins, S. Lasater, L. Howard, R. Wood; R. Ellis, M. Pendergraft, J. Wolfe, B. Ellis, S. Jones, R. Stone, R. Ellis; J. Herndon, G. Burke, R. Hill, J. Bouldin, R. Bright, K. Ryan, W. Campbell, E. Crane, B. Kremer, R. Goodman, E. Gunter, C. Eubanks. Mrs. Horton, Advisor; B.J. Griffin, D. Johnson, L.Mann, S. Siler, E. Senkiw, S. Farrell, V. Thomas; E. Riddle, L. Gaster, G. Dixon, L. Mann, G. Satterthwaite, L. Tuck, I. Senkiw, M.A. Perkins, M. Vaughn, J. Moore, M. Bouldin; S. Copeland, S. Mills, N. Perry, L. Wolfe, F. Riddle, A. London, K. Reeves, E. Roberts, B. Lewis, P. Carpenter, L.A. Bowling, A.R. Council, G. Norwood; V. Freeman, V. Green, A. Ellis, C. Meacham, W. Jones, S. Gardner, M. Neal, M. Norwood, A. Wheeler, M. Howard, J. Seagroves, C. Greene, C. Cooper; M. McAllister, M. Launis, S. Thomas, B. Allen, J. Smith, W.J. Johnson, L. Farrell, J. Sanders, T .Tysor, S. Barnes, B. Carpenter; J. Mann, B. Hackney, B. Parker, C. Horton, B. S. Boone, C. Moses, M. Pendergraph, K. Gaster, G. Garrett, S. Goodman, S. Hill, N. Foushee, L. Oldham, J. Morrison, T. Gaster. Elizabeth Senkiw, Secretary; Valinda Thomas, President; Shirley Siler, Vice-President; Sadie Farrell, Treasurer; Janie Mann, Reporter; Linda Mann, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Horton, Advisor; Debra Johnson, Song Leader; Betty Jean Griffin, Historian. Dish pan hands? Of course ! District rallies and conventions offer the Future Homemakers of America opportunities to obtain ideas for improving our school. One of these ideas carried out by this organization is the decorating of the halls and doors of our school at Christmastime. In the spring the girls have planned to gather flowers to be carried to the patients at Mathiesen Clinic. The F. H. A. of Pittsboro High School is one way in which our girls canbetter prepare themselves for the future. 71 2 ), ' river A our h ives are in th eir R. Stone, B. Brown, B. McNeil, A. Straughn, G. Mann, C. Meacham, L. Parker, B. Perry, D. Johnson; J. Dawson, C.W. Harris, M. Creed, M. Mann, S. Jenkins, J.C. Barrett, S. Barrett, L. Hearne; R. Mann, J. Diggs, B. Knight, T. Parker, J. Currie. Dirty buses, flat tires, bus books, muddy roads, time for checks--all these are familiar to our bus drivers. They accept the responsibility of transport¬ ing students to and from school. Better late than never could well be their motto when they arrive at school an hour late. To these students we are grateful for their willing¬ ness to serve. Won errant L ettermen p.M.S. School spirit has been promoted at P.H.S. this year to create in each stu¬ dent a new sense of pride for this school. A large percentage of the school spirit present at P.H.S. is found in the participants of the various sports. The Monogram Club consists of all those who have lettered in a sport. The coveted letters are awarded each year at the Awards Day program to those who have qualified during the school year for this athletic honor. B. Farrell, E. Senkiw, F. White, J. Mitchell, J. A. Webster; V. Clark, B. Thomas, S. Williams, T. Clegg, J. Snipes; J. Gales, J. Johnson, V. Thomas, P. Harris, J. Thompson, F. Foushee; J. Fearrington, D. Goodwin, P. Riddle, B. Boone, M. Neal, B. Crabtree; W. Holleman, L. Herndon, K. Adcock, R. Calhoun; W. C. Oldham, J. Riggsbee, R. Horton, J. Tilley. Jicto ... a eerie a cl i erS After a summer of active practice, the cheerleaders opened the football season with rrjEh enthusiasm for our team. The nin girl? tOTkon a new brightness with the hjtrodu6ti6ff%f '  some new cheers and the new uniforms. Even fter the football season drew to a close, the ( ,i ’ - ! • - V j ± w - ■ ■ “ z,tr , • j • . .. a . ‘ „• 4 ♦ V . ' _ .r,- ■■■■■■■■Pi. ' C • ' Sfff, « ' t-W • ■!■ Iter; Chifef). plflaHllf the fyoni on The 1964 Dragons enjoyed a successful 6-4 football season. Although they began on a sour note by bowing to the Phantoms of Jordan-Matthews, 62-6, and to the LillingtonBulldogs 18-0, the Dragons stormed back, de¬ spite key injuries, to defeat the Boone Trail Pioneers 31-6 in a brilliant array of superb teamwork and spirited play. In the first home game of the season, the P.H.S. squad tallied in the closing minutes to edge past Maxton 20-12. The following Friday night, Pittsboro took on the first-place conference team, Coats, and suffered a dis¬ heartening loss. Determined to make amends for the previous week ' s showing, the Dragons invaded Chatham Central and stomped the Bears 28-0. Coaches Jack Shaner and Adrian Allred This, boys, is the football! J. Tilley, J.A. Webster, A. Taylor, A. Eubanks, D. Parker, R. Suttles, N. Flynt, J. Dark; C. Tilley, R. Horton, E. Wheeler, G. Sears, L. Smith, J. Lane, R. Riddle, T. Parks, F. Chrisco; J. Thompson, J. Mitchell, J. Snipes, R. Bowles, W. Campbell, J. Atwater, R. Markam, J. Henderson, J. Goodman; W. Dudley, J.. Riggsbee,W.C. Oldham,B. Ellis,F. Foushee, L. Herndon, S. Williams, K. Adcock, R. Calhoun, F. Pendergraft. 76 The faithful m a n a g e rs--Worth Holleman, Scott Whitaker, and Tommy Clegg. Give Calhoun more protection! First down! 77 ,Mgul JOE SNIPES WAYNE CAMPBELL Senior End Junior End COLBY TILLEY RONNIE CALHOUN Sophomore End Senior Quarterback lime uxssei s lowly di urin 9 r ra ctl ce LOUIS HERNDON Co-Captain Senior Halfback Returning to Pittsboro, the home squad tangled with the Ramseur Rams on Homecoming night and was victorious 35-6. The incentive from this victory carried the Dragons to a slim 12-7 victory over the fighting Bull- dogs of AngierHigh. Traveling to Liberty the following Friday night, Pittsboro despite an initial touchdown was battered to submission by the powerful Bulldogs, 26-7. In their final game of the season, the Dragons manhandled helpless Broadway, 52-7, before an enthusiastic crowd.. At the end of the season, Pittsboro ranked third in the conference. KIRBY ADCOCK RONNIE BOWLES Senior Center Sophomore Guard W.C. OLDHAM JIMMY TILLEY Junior Tackle Sophomore Halfback JOE THOMPSON Junior Tackle JAMES GOODMAN Sophomore Tackle JIMMY RIGGSBEE Senior Guard FRANK FOUSHEE Senior Guard but the rewar J is rea eac h DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Aug. 28 Jordan-Matthews 6 62 Sept. 4 Lillington 0 18 Sept. 11 Boone Trail 31 6 Sept. 18 Maxton 20 12 Sept. 25 Coats 6 12 Oct. 2 Chatham Central 28 0 Oct. 9 Ramseur 33 6 Oct. 23 Angier 12 7 Oct. 30 Liberty 7 26 Nov. 6 Broadway 52 7 J.A. WEBSTER Co-Captain Senior Wingback JIMMY MITCHELL Senior Fullback BARRY ELLIS Sophomore Guard STEVE WILLIAMS Senior Defensive Halfback RONALD HORTON Sophomore Halfback beneath the lights, before the f ani, against the opponent Even though the Dragons lost nine valuable seniors this year, the prospects for future teams are good. Experienced lettermen and new talent will return to P.H.S. next August 15 to help compose undoubtedly a winning group of football players. As all good things must come to an end, so must a football season. May the boys who have completed their football careers at P.H.S. lookback upon many cherished memories and may those who will return to P.H.S. look forward to the future with high hopes! A new addition at P.H.S., our scoreboard, was presented by Webster Poultry Company and several local firms. Herndon in the clear! Another good kickoff return for P.H.S. ■M TIME 1 HOME VISITOR 1 12 3 4 PERIOD DOWN TO GO ■BfifiMHHHI PRESENTED BY . WEBSTER POULTRY CQ. i 80 lAJlnter brinas bai bet bail Captains and Coaches: Becky Crabtree, Louis Herndon, Janet Fearrington; Jack Shaner, Girls ' Coach; Adrian Allred, Boys ' Coach. 81 to PJ4S) as the racoons scrim, a r There she goes! Sadie Farrell, Margaret Ha-mlet, Cathy Chilton, Willa Hill, Martha Neal, Donna Goodwin, Janet Fearrington, Fearrington, Lydia Farrell, Elizabeth Senkiw; Shirley Sandra Cash, Louise Strickland, Becky Crabtree. 82 Donna Goodwin Martha Neal Sandra Cash Janet Fearrington Stephanie Beaver—Chatham County Tournament Queen—PHS representative Six starting lettermen, a new defense, and a variety of new plays inspired the Dragonettes to better teamwork, more hustle, and improved ball handling. Although bowing to Apex, Liberty, Chatham Central, and Greenwood, the girls extended a great effort in the last quarters. The Dragonettes continued to suffer defeat until February 2, when they played Moncure on their home court. From the first tap, PHS retained their lead to down Moncure 39-32. The victory was a long awaited one for the girls, especially at home. The steady improvement of the Varsity Girls ' team yields hope for the remainder of the season and the next year. Elizabeth Senkiw Louise Strickland Becky Crabtree Sadie Farrell Frankie Pendergraft Joe Snipes Ronald Horton Kirby Adcock Give me a ' P ' ! The 1965 Dragons, after several bad breaks, demon¬ strated that the Pittsboro boys were going to have to be reckoned with. Early in the season the Dragons dropped extremely close games to Liberty, Chatham Central, and Apex. Following the Christmas holidays, the Dragons, labeled the Pittsboro Express, rolled up nine consecutive victories. Every memberof the Chatham -Lee Conference fell victim to the Dragons. However, their winning streak was abruptly stopped at nine when Chatham Central and Deep River upset the Dragons. The Dragons will undoubt¬ edly have to fight to maintain their position in con¬ ference standings for the remainder of the regular season. Hopes for future victories, in the season play and the championship games, are high. on court, Freddy Chrisco, Fred Hamlet, Jimmy Tilley, Ronald Tilley, FrankFoushee, FrankiePendergraft, KenBouldin, Horton, Louis Herndon, Joe Snipes, Billy Farrell; Colby Kirby Adcock, Jimmy Riggsbee, Worth Holleman. 84 This highly publicized team will lose several valuable seniors this year; however, the future does not appear dim with the strong bench that Coach Allred has had this year. Conference and tournament Champs! 1965 Ck I! amp ion ill h Dragons control tap, as PHS Express rolls over an opponent. j-iyht f?or victory, ayainit an °PP onen t At the close of regular season play, the Dragons re¬ mained in first place. Entering the Chatham County Tournament, they eased past Bennett, 42-37, in the opening round. In the final round, Pittsboro battled Chatham Central, moving ahead in the last few minutes to win, 59-52, and become the tournament champs. After the game, Pittsboro received the trophies for Louis Herndon Worth Holleman the conference and tournament championships. Louis Herndon was awarded the Most Valuable Player award and was selected as a member of the Tournament Team. The Dragons now advance to the district playoffs in Greensboro on March 11 against Franklinville High School. Good luck, boys! Billy Farrell Frank Foushee Linda Tuck, Linda Mann,, Debbie Johnson, Irmtraud Senkiw, Joan Wasko, Amanda Gainey; Jennifer Mann, Jackie Seagroves, Ava Wheeler, Mary Norwood, Linda Oldham; Mr. Sam White, Coach. an d perfect their ihiffs f or better teamworb. The Junior Varsity Girls have shown improvement as the basketball season has progressed. This small squad of girls, replenished by several varsity players, staged a comeback from being totally trampled to relinguishing the victory only at the last minute. Coached by Sam White, future varsity players are receiving valuable training here. The well-rounded group of outside shooters who compose the Junior Varsity Boys ' squad enlightens the prospects for future varsity teams. Having a fairly suc¬ cessful season, this group of underclassmen have shown great potential, determination, and a desire to play. We will be looking for these boys, coached by Bobby Mott, on the hardwood again next year. Ken Bullington, Lee Smith, Alton Campbell, Scott Whitaker, Ladd Johnson; Stuart Lasater, Leonard Gunter, Doug Gunter, John Atwater, Arnold Torbert, George Justice. 86 ' princj. Sen Receiving points on batting from Coach Adrian Allred, Joe Snipes, Steve Williams, and Ronald Horton listen closely. Track coach, Jack Shaner, instructs R e n ny Kremer, Louis Herndon, and Jimmy Riggsbee on form for a coming track meet. 87 to practicing And the fun begins. . . Beating out a bunt. F. Chrisco, J. Snipes, J. Blair, R. Horton, J. Tilley; Coach Allred, L. Herndon, D. Sparrow, R. Churchill, The 1964 Dragons, 8-2 in regular season play, were conference Champions. The Dragons were also tour¬ nament runner-ups as they were beaten in the Champion¬ ship game of the Chatham Tournament by a strong Chatham-Central Team. Due to their capture of the conference title, Pittsboro received an invitation to the state tournament. The Dragons journeyed to Boone Trail to meet Lafayette High School. In an extremely tight game, highlighted by Ronny Calhoun ' s no-hit pitching and marred only by a three-run error, Lafayette defeated Pittsboro by a 3-0 score. This 1964 baseball squad was one of the finest ever fielded by P.H.S. Full count--waiting for that important pitch. K. Adcock, R. Calhoun, S. Williams, J. Gales, V. Creed, Manager. 88 co-or dinati on on tin cm derS and the di lamon d L. Downing, W. Dudley, B. Farrar, J. Snipes, J.Tilley, A. Torbert, G. Griffin, M. Creed; L. Herndon, D- Sparrow, S. Jones, G Burke, J. Riggsbee, F. Foushee, J. Blair, L. Dominick, Coach Jack Shaner. The final lunge! Where ' s the baton? The P.H.S. track squad had an active season, par¬ ticipating in five meets. Their opponents included Jordan-Matthews, Apex, East Montgomery, and West Montgomery High Schools. The Dragons won all three of the dual meets and placed second in both of the triangular meets. The Dragons, although they lost several sprinters through graduation, should enjoy another highly success¬ ful season again this year. Give it all you ' ve got! 5 , i ELEMENTARY DIVISION Those ho are young today Will grow along with time, And they will all develop In ' fellowship, truth, and mipd. They must be led today As they-build a firm Xpundalion, Rut as tomorrow dawns They ' ll be leaders of our nation Jerry Andrews Ray Andrews Marie Barrett Hope Bouldin Vernon Braxton Rhonda Buchanan Danny Butler Charity Clark Alan Council Diane Gregory Thomas Griffin Robert Harris Kay Herndon David Keck Larry Mann Teresa McLaurin Robert Parks Polly Parrish Kay Petty Jeanine Riddle Bonita Shropshire Fred Staley Ava Sue Tripp Bonnie Tysor Mike Wilson Alma Atwater Brenda Bland Cathy Bole jack Linda Boone Coy Brewer Mary Campbell Paul Cash Don Cooper Roy Eubanks Shirley Eubanks Sheila Farrell Jess Fearrington Rena Fish Carol Harward Mike Harward Elaine Horton Steve Keck Mark Malcolm Bertha Mann Ellen Mann Stephen Mann Joette Markam James May Mike McAllister Carolyn Nooe Johnny Shaw Rusty Thomas Clara Lynn Whitaker Kay Austin Peggy Jo Bland Jerry Clark Johnny Clark Angela Dietrich Dona Durham Teresa Eubanks James Farrar Dan Fields Tommy Heame Steve Heame Danny Jenkins Billy Layton Janice Meacham Paulette Meacham Eddie Moore Judy Padgett Mike Poe L. D. Riddle, Jr. Linda Roberson Rainelle Robertson Arthur Smith Ruth Sparrow Debra Wagner Wanda Beaver Vickie Boggs Carl Collins Patricia Currie Debbie Durham Rosie Farrell Odell Grumble Pat Henderson Cathy Horton Stanley Horton Bruce Ihme Connie Kern Martha Mann Janet Mason Renee Moore Virginia Moore Mike Phillips Teresa Roberson Ralph Sanders Judy Singman Pamela Sloan Jean Birmingham Dave Blackwelder Sue Bowles Danny Chrisco Margaret Collins Kent Cooper David Dalton Heike Dietrich Eddie Duke Benny Gunter Barbara Hackney Dan Harris Charlotte Howard Corliss Johnson Kay Jones Louise Manring Berry Petty Patsy Phillips Sarah Reeves Gary Sloan Kenneth Triplett Cathy Vaughn Christine Walters Jean Williams Mrs. Katherine Barnes Shelia Amos Julia Atwater Connie Blaylock Gloria Bouldin Linda Burke Joan Campbell Melvin Clark Ann Daniel Johnny Diggs Nora Ellis Dianne Farrell Ronald Farrell Andy Caster Billy Goodman Reba Gunter Bonnie Hackney Frankie Houser Jimmy Lewter Judy Lewter Charlene Neal David Northcutt Jerry Partin Clayton Rice Earl Roberson Alfred Waldeck Cherene Whitaker Ricky Whitfield Ray Womble Bobbie Lynn Chilton Ruth Cotton Robert Daniel Vickie Diggs Brenda Ellis Nonie Farrell Margaret Fearrington Jimmy Goodman Cathy Jo Harris Linda Hill David Jones Etta Mae Keck Beth Markham Linda Mitchell Jesse McBane Phil McNeill Nancy Neal Donald Parker Millard Pendergraph Carla Post Linda Sanders Dale Snipes David Spivey Cecil Stone Lindy Wimberly Robert Wood Keith Allen John Badder Glynn Blackwelder Lynn Blackwelder Donnie Bradley Jphn Bright luge Butler Michael Cates Evelyn Crabtree Ray Dixon Vivian Dixon Beth Dominick Janet Farrell Louene Goodman James Gordon Ann Heatherly John Johnson Wayne Josey Doyle Looper Robert Manring Alice Riddle Doris Roberson Diane Satterthwaite Deborah Seagroves Linda Stone Phillip Strickland Brenda Tilley Esther Wheeler Merwin Arnold Clarence Barnes Deitra Carter Ronald Cheek Joe Crawford Kathy Dixon Eddie Ellis Kathy Gales Pamela Gardner Henry Goodman Carey Green Eddie Haithcock Deborah Markham Bill Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Sandra Moore Gene Oldham Lee Pendergraph Ella Senkiw William Smith Edward Straughn Jerry Strickland Larry Suttles Raeford Wood Richard Amos James Arthurs Pam Arthurs Kathy Baker Lolly Blair Carlyle Campbell Winfred Cheek Linda Gunter Bob Harris Paulette Johnson Betsy Kidd Don McNeill Wayne Meacham John Oldham Melissa Reeves Dwight Ryan Pamela Self Linda Shaw Deborah Webster Biff White Kathy Williams Marshall Wilson . James Thomas Andrews Butch Canada William David Carter Donnie Ellis Pam Ellis Mary Fuller Evalyn Griffin Wayne Hackney Charlotte Heame Jackie Johnson Ricky Johnson Vickie B. Lanier Sherry Lewis Kent F. McCullen Earl Moses Gearl Moses Anthony Sizemore Brenda Staley Wanda Thompson Cathy Tripp Ricky Tripp Teresa Ann Tuck Terry Tysor Wayne Wheeler Mike Woody Troy Barnes Kaye Brewer Gary Chilton Teresa Chilton Earl Ray Dawson Jane Goodman Ted Griffin Charlene Horton Robert Hughes Joyce Jackson Bruce Keck Steve Mills Pamela Mitchell Jerry Poe Karen Ratcliff Eddie Ray Roberson David Roberson Maurice Sanders I John Sparrow Hal Wagner Christine Waldeck Eddie Williams Stevie Williams Vickie Woody James Atwater Nancy Boone Pam Cash Ronald Churchill Elbert Clark Sue Daniel Debby Eubanks Pat Farrell Richard Gates Sylvia Griffin Debby Hamlet Dennis Hearne James Henderson Jean Marie Johnson James Layton Jeffery Malcolm Sharon McCoy Donna Sue McKinney Jeanett Padgett Dean Riggsbee Brenda Regan Bobby Roberson Kay Taylor Sylvia Triplett Teresa White Larry Williams Stanley Williams Ruth Yates George Anderson Stephen Andrews Charles Brame Glenn Braxton Larry Crabtree Diane Churchill Tommy Downing Louise Ellis Vickie Heame Brenda Holt Edward Howard Frances Lawrence Danny Looper Lynn Mann Janet McCullen Reid Moore Ralph O ' Daniel Billy Petty Ruth Roberson Walter Roberson Vicki Seagrove Frankie Snipes Timothy Taylor Diane Tripp Shelby Tripp Stanley Wagner Leon Williams Donald Womble Susan Birmingham Beverly Calhoun Royce Chambers Gary Cox Fred Diggs Jean Farrar Barry Freeman Lois Hackney Billy Hamlet Tyndall Harris Sharon Heame Denise Kidd Jo Lanier David Mann Marty McBane Ray McGhee Aubrey Moore Brenda Mosley James Oldham Lisa Parrish Stephen Patteson Elaine Ratliff Fred Riggsbee Martha Roberts Ronald Triplett Bobby Tripp Debbie Williams Peggy Williams Robert Williams Rouse Wilson Sarah Wolfe Mrs. J. C. Collins Fifth Grade Mrs. Bessie W. Hoyt Special Education Nellie G, Wheeler Special Education David Andrews Johnny Ray Andrews Kathy Caldwell Brenda Covert Dewitt C. Crabtree Gene Farrell Pamela Farrell George Hackney Douglas Phillips Ray Roberson Freddy Tilley James Tilley Katherine Tilley Bobby Wood Mary Wood Nellie Fay Wood Kathy Breedlove Howard Cole Eddie Cotton George Holt James Hamlet Vest or Horton Allen Jenks Jean Jenks Donald Ray Merritt Martha Jean Reagan Donnie Roberson Haywood Sanders Kerry Walters Cynthia Wood Marla Arnold Jill Arthurs Gail Ashworth Steve Barker George Barrett Cathy Blackwelder Belinda Boykin Paul Bratti Sylvia Butler Phyllis Campbell Cynthia Cates Sharon Cheek Gerald Clark Scott Cole Scottie Frye Alvin Fuller Carolyn Goodman Milo Goodman Randy Griffin Susan Harris Harry Horton Barbara Justice Pamela Oakley Eric Oldham Veronica Padgett David Patteson Kenneth Perry Eddie Roberson Diane Smith Dennis Thrift Ricky Torbert Kathy Vick Steve Woody Diane Barnes Sally Bland Jo Ann Boone Paula Bratti Jane Brewer Amelia Bryan Mike Carroll Ann Clark Eddie Clark Sydney Dominick Ida Durham Pat Ellis Connie Foushee Gregory Goodwin Kenneth Hackney Gordon Hammond Terry Herndon Timothy Holleman Jerry Ihme Joe Jackson Randy Keck Pamela Lindley Lee Lloyd Jeffrey Markham Cynthia Neal Gail Petty Millie Riddle Marlene Sears Diane Snipes Sharon Stubbs Gary Whitaker Sylvia White Brenda Wood Mike Yates Elizabeth Burgess Cheryl Burnette Bobby Chambers Mark Cole Alden Downs Donecia Downs James Ellis Jerome Gardner Kathy Griffin Patsy Griffin Donald Grumble Garlon Hackney Debra Hatley Dianne Heame Mike Howard Stanley Johnson Marie Jones Ronald Langley Donna Manring Martha Ann Mitchell Dale Parker Keith Partin Sammy Phillips Ray Porter Gilbert Riddle Albert Sanders Mitchell Strickland Betty Triplett Denise Tuck Roy Walters Tony Wimberly Susan Woody Mrs. Wilson Womble Fourth Grade OllirJ Mrs. Berta C. McBane Third Grade Anthony Bright Darlene Buchanan Richard Burnette Arthur Clark Raymond Collins Cynthia Cooper Patsy Council Deborah Cox Rodney Dawson Patricia Downs Nancy Farrar Kenneth Farrell Eddie Gunter Gregory Hackney Deborah Harward Jeff Herndon Terry Horton Dianne Hudson Ray Johnson Yvonne Jones Steve Kelly Elaine Mann Sharon Me Cullen Randy Pendergraft Womack Phillips Cynthia Poe Deborah Raynor Cathy Smith Claudia Smith Carol Sparrow Shermon Taylor Leon Williams Earl Yates Lesa Baker Joan Bouldin Sharon Clark Sharon Cooper William Diggs Mark Donaldson Ann Ellis John Farrell Mary Harris Lila Heatherley Mike Jackson Debbie Kremer Cathy Lawrence Charlene Matthews Bobby McGhee Gary Meacham Keith Meacham Rodney Morris Colby Parks Ann Reeves Rickey Riddle Lydia Riggsbee Harry Satterthwaite Denise Seagroves William Shields Billy Joe Suttles Dan Symes Dana Thomas Cynthia Tripp Don Whitaker Richard Williams Braxton Wilson Lacy Wood Harold Boykin Clinton Bryan William Clegg Darlene Cox Bobby Gales Norma Jean Hathaway Sharon Holder Jeneverette Howard Ricky Howard Dianne Jones Diane Keck Douglas Kelly Patricia Mann Terry Mann Ronnie Mason Norman May John Newell Kathy Petty Audrey Post Elaine Roberson Susan Roberts Andy Seymour Jeri Shaner Douglas Sirls Regie Sloan Gary Lee Smith Edward Thomas Jane Thomas Steve Webster Bobby Lea Williams Danny Williams Walter Woodall Kim Birmingham Daryl Bradley Ronnie Carter Carolyn Churchill Connie Cole Jerry Crawford Frances Daniels Eric Davies Susan Elixson Dolly Ellis Virginia Fuller Earl Green Patsy Gregory Jane Hudson David Jackson Freddie Lepofski Bonnie McGhee Danny Mosley Butch Post Oscar Prevette Rafford Sanders Susan Sloan Mandy Steele Patricia Stutts Cathy Whims Wanda Williams Diane Woody Dennis Brasington Erie Bright Robbin Burnette Lynne Carmichael David Carter Cheryl Clark Danny Clark Chris Davies Robert Driggers Michael Durham Cherie Ellis Roscoe Farrell, III David Gilchrist Kenneth Goodman Glenland Hackney Victor Harris Kevan Heame Judy Justice Earl King Kenneth Knight Bobby Leesnitzer Mitchell Mann Kaye Mitchell Peggy Jean Mitchell Glenda Perkins Phillip Poythress Randy Sirls Charlene Ratliff Ray Riddle Geoffrey Roper Susan Smith Lindo Webster, III Miranda White Kyle Allred John Arthurs Annette Beckwith Jeff Bowling Maria Bratti Jerry Braxton Kathy Brown Max Butler Teresa Cash Janet Clark Bill Clegg Barry Davis J. A. Farrell, Jr. Patricia Farrell Sherry Goodwin Darlene Griffin Glenda Holt Dolly Horton T. C. Hudson, Jr. Sandy Kelly Susan Lane Rannie Lanier Marsha Mann Kennie Markham George Matthews Mildred Oldham Mary Em Parks Debbie Pendergraph Robin Seagroves Debra Sears Vickie Thomas Curtis Williams Denise Williams Tony Barker Tony Bouldin Johnny Breedlove Billy Chambers Debra Ellis Rita Eubanks Joseph Ferguson Silvia Hearn Charles Jackson Ronnie Johnson Betty Jones Joan Jones Danny Lowe Randy Markham Sherron Markham Teresa McCoy Danny McLaurin Johnny Moore Pamela Phillips Donna Poe Janet Spivey Norman Staley Debbie Taylor Mike Tripp Norman Tripp Donnah White Ralph Woodall George Woody Ray Atkinson Susie Brooks Ricky Carter Raymond Clark Polly Cole Thomas Corns William Currie Wendy Dixon David Driggers Willie Gilchrist Jean Gunter Denise Hatley Billy Holt Cindy Horton Robert Jackson Marty Johnson Kathy Kelly Henry Lawhon Keith Lawrence Debra Leesnitzer Beth Lipofski Jackie Looper Kathie Looper Donald Lowe Ronald Lowe Beve Mosley Donald Porter Brenda Reynolds Bob Strowd Jesse Tripp Timothy Williams Sherry Watkins William Wood James Woodall Allen Andrews Ronda Andrews Gilmore Boggs Dennis Broadwell Steve Brown Ronald Calicut Jane Carroll William Cooper Rodney Durham Luke Ellis Thomas Ellis Sandra Faircloth Wayne Frye Jerry Fuller Peggy Ann Goodman Diane Goodwin Laurie Green James Guerra Becky Hackney Steve Hammond Marianne Harbison Eleanor Heath Kenny Jamerson Ruth Keck Michael Kenney Jimmy Manring Cheryl Meacham Adriana Munevar Kenneth Neal Ann Riddle Richard Roberson Johnny Strowd Edward Tripp Forest Williams Beth Atwater Charlene Bouldin Ray Bouldin Tommy Brewer Gail Bright Terri Bush Donald Clark Mary June Clark Teresa Clark Kay Clegg Joey Cox Susan Dark Michael Eubanks Ethel Farrell Tobie Goodwin Robert Griffin Barry Horton Kevin Jamerson Randy Johnson Virginia Johnson Jean Justice Lisha Lloyd Michael May Richard Mitchell Maxine Norwood Gary Oakley Mark Perry Randall Raynor Timmie Reynolds Mark Riggsbee Thomas Lee Robertson Kathy Sears Cindy Seymour Thomas West 106 Primary Lunchroom Staff Mrs. George Yates 107 CHATHAM to patronize . . . tdvertis emen BANK OF PITTSBORO 110 Supporting Better Education For a Greater Pittsboro LOCAL UNION 1931 ■ AFL ■ CIO Pittsboro, North Carolina Organized 1933 OLDHAMS’ TIRE SERVICE We aim to please Chapin Oldham Camp Oldham Pittsboro, North Carolina Phone KI2-2461 Congratulations To all Graduates of ' 65 ' V. pmm mi .;:?: wmm i m PETE ' S MARKET Compliments of 113 Compliments of WEBSTER POULTRY COMPANY 114 COOPER AND HARRIS FORD MOTOR COMPANY Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed BUDDY THOMAS BUILDING CONTRACTOR Choose your Furniture Carefully. Let Mr. Shaw Help You Furnish Your Home From the Front Door to the Back. ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. C. L. Shaw, Proprietor Pittsboro, North Carolina CHATHAM DIARY Distributor of Sealtest Dairy Products Phone Kl 2-4021 Box 875 Pittsboro, North Carolina 116 Compliments of GENERAL CREOSOTING CO., INC. Gulf, North Carolina Flynt ' s Florist Flowers to meet every need. Polly and Jim Invite You In Pittsboro and Siler City, North Carolina yUour Lt -XlHr e 117 Compliments of JUSTICE MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet for men HOSIERY AND CASUAL SLIPPERS for women . ESQUIRE SOCKS . VIYELLA . INTERWOVEN . BACHELORS ' FRIEND . PHOENIX . JIFFIES . KAYSER . SCHIAPARELLI . PHOENIX . SAPPHIRE . MOJUD . MERCURY SUPP-HOSE for men and women by KAYSER - ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. Burlington North Carolina MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME Pittsboro, North Carolina ENJOY LOm MEADOW MILK ICE CREAM 119 n§ x • • Compliments of MATHIESEN CLINIC Dr. R. S. Jacques and Dr. K. M. Mathiesen Compliments of PITTSBORO POULTRY CO 120 121 Compliments of PITTSBORO INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Pittsboro, North Carolina Phone: 542-7491 Our Faculty?? Highway 64 Bypass Siler City, North Carolina Featuring 12 AMF Automatic Pinspotters BOWL TEN PINS America ' s Fastest Growing Family Sport Chatham Lanes 122 Henry’s Restaurant Pittsboro, North Carolina Girls, this is a rose. hatham Brick AND TILE COMPANY DIVISION OF SANFORD BRICK CORPORATION Face Brick ROMAN Common Brick , , BRICK home or Shale Products OFFICE AND PLANTS: GULF, N. C. TELEPHONE SANFORD 775-5621 123 124 Compliments of Apex Nursery Apex North Carolina Compliments of Lewis Barber Shop Bynum, North Carolina 125 Best Wishes To The Class of ' 65 Carolina Inn Chapel Hill North Carolina L. C. Williams Oil Company Pittsboro, North Carolina 126 Oh! Oh, you beautiful doll! ' What a gal! Herff Jones Company ndianapolis, Indiana Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Allen Barbee, District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina ' We are proud to manufacture your class rings, 127 Parker’s Gulf Service and Chatham Oil Company 128 Thomas Brothers Furniture City Electronics Pi ttsboro North Carolina Shop Where style and Quality are Modestly Priced ' Pittsboro North Carolina 129 130 131 132 WILSONVILLE BARBER SHOP Compliments of Shop Hours Thursday 12:00-9:00 Friday 10:00-9:00 . Saturday 8:00-6:00 Roscoe Wilson . Operator RIGGSBEE-HINSON WESTERN AUTO FURNITURE, INC. Apex, North Carolina Furniture Quality Reasonable Compliments of SUNSHINE GARDENS of North Carolina s. Carrboro, N.C. 133 134 ELMER PENDERGRAFT ESSO AND TRUCKING CO. Qualiti cftxxda. Contract Grading and Excavating Chapel Hill Gravel Stone Dump Trucks Chapel Hill, N.C. Phone 942-4251 McLAURIN GROCERY Fancy Groceries - Fresh Meats Frozen Foods - Fresh Vegetables Goldston, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of ' 65 McCRIMMON DRUG CO. Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of MODERN APPLIANCE CENTER Pittsboro, North Carolina LEE BRICK AND TILE COMPANY, INC. Dial 775-2134 Sanford, N.C. Pittsboro Ice and Fuel Representative Phone 542-2231 Compliments of MCNEILL AND ROBERTS Pittsboro, North Carolina 135 CHATHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY JuneT. Smith... Owner Contracting - Repairing Fixtures - Supplies HELPING ( CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY) An investor-owned, tax-paying, public utility company BARKER ' S BARBER SHOP We appreciate your business Chester Gene Barker. .. Barber (jj RNATTOMAL) ANDREWS RIGGSBEE vw INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS NccoKjycK-DeeAiN© FARM EQUIPMENT Tractor Hardware Carrboro, North Carolina WATTS MOTEL RESTAURANT Chapel Hill, N.C. Phone 942-3860 U. S. Highway 15-501 South Has Wilma Flintstone come to P. H. S. this year? Ashworth Wood Specialty Shop, Apex Bailey ' s Florist, Apex B.F. Shropshire-Masonry Contractor Buckner ' s Jewelry, Siler City Chatham Furniture Co., Siler City Cranford Studio and Camera Shop Siler City Edward ' s Florist, Apex The Fabric Shop, Siler City Farmers Alliance Store, Inc., Siler City Pegram ' s Pharmacy, Apex Pittsboro Beauty Shop Ruth ' s Drive-In, Siler City Sam White ' s Service Station Scotty ' s Crown Service N. A. Henton and Son, Apex M. A. Pickett ' s Department Store 136 Night has gently fallen now — A stillness here prevails; There are no friendly voices— No laughs or hearty yells. The school is wholly lifeless; Its halls are still and bare — The time has now grown nigh For sleep to enter there. . Then soon will come a new day, When school life will resume; But we will all be gone then Into the new life we ' ll assume. So time will go on passing As faces fade away; But the memories will remain Of a precious by-gone day. As you close this yearbook, A star we wish upon: That you ' ll look to the future As Time Marches On. u rin y years. Jime wa tched KIRBY STEVE ADCOCK Superlative 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Student Council Representative 4; Sports Committee 4; F.F.A. 1,3, President 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 3,4,Mana¬ ger 1; Junior Varsity 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. SARAH EMRA BARNES Moncure High School 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; F.F.A. Sweetheart 2; Marshal 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 2,3, President 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4,Song- leader 2, Reporter 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Piano 1,2; Voice 1; Music Club 1,2. JAMES CLINTON BARRETT F.F.A. 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. SUSAN PALMER BARRETT Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2,3 r 4; Recitation 2; Bus Driver 3,4. STEPHANIE EUGENIA BEAVER Class Secretary 3; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Assembly Committee Chairman 4; Beta Club 3,4; Dragon News 4; Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club 3; Piano 3,4; Basketball Manager 4; Greenville High School 1,2; History Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 3. CANDACE KAREN BURNS Superlative 4; Marshal 3,4; Girls ' State 3; U.N. Speaking Contest Winner 2; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; Dramatics Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4; History Club 3,4, President 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1; Science Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; French Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Debate Team 3; Recita¬ tion 2; Piano 1,2,3; Voice 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH BURNS Superlative 4; Homecoming Court 3; Best Actress 1964; Class Secretary 2; Cheerleader 3; Dragon News 4; Astronomy Club 1; Dramatics Club 3,4; Art Club 4. DEMPSY RONALD CALHOUN Superlative 4; Publicity Committee 4; Dragon News 4, Art Ed i t or; Art Club 4, President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4;Track 2,4. GRACE ELLA CARROLL Glee Club 2; History Club 3; Librarian 2,4. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH CASH Superlative 4; Class Secretary 4; Marshal 3,4; Student Council Representative 3; Projects Committee 4; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Health Careers Club 4; French Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary 1,2. DAVID WOODROW CATES History Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; F.F.A. 1,2,4, Shop Contest 1, Crop Contest 2,4. VALINDA ANN CLARK Class Treasurer 2; Valentine Queen 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Dragon News 4; Student Council Treasurer 1, Sports Committee 1, House and Grounds Committee 2, Elections Committee 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4. HORACE BEARD CLEGG, JR. Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3,4; History Club 3.4. Vice-President 4; Key Club 4, President 4; Art Club 4; Social Committee Chairman 4; Draoon News 4, Business Manager; Glee Club 1; Piano 1,2, 3,4. SHARON DIANNE COPELAND Superlative 4; Glee Club 2,3; Librarian 4; Astronomy Club 1.2.S ec ret ary 2; 4-H Club 1,2; F.H. A. 1,2,4 Dramatics Club 3,4; Health Careers Club 4. REBECCA DALE CRABTREE Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Sports Committee Chairman 3; History Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Astronomy Club 1,2, 3; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. JAMES RAY CURRIE Glee Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Librarian 4; Science Club 2; Bus Driver 2,3,4. LEONA LEVERNE EUBANKS Dragon News 4; Glee Club 3; F.H.A. 4. IRENE GLORIA FAIRCLOTH Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3;Student Council Secretary 2, House and Grounds Committee Chairman 2, Student Handbook Committee 3, Social Committee 3, Advisory Budget Committee 3, Elections Committee 4; Superlative 4; MissP.H.S. 2; F.C.X. Contest Winner, County and District 1; Homecoming Court 1,4; Marshal 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Glee Club 2,3; Librarian 3; French Club 4; Bus Driver 3. LINDA MERLE FARRELL Health Careers Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. LYDIA ANN FARRELL U.N. Speaking Contest Runner-Up 1,2; Superlative 4; Beta Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Assembly Committee 3, Elections Committee 4; Dragon News 4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice- President 3; Librarian 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 3; Dramatics Cl ub 3,4; History Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4; French Club 4; Piano 1; Basketball 2,3,4. TEDDY LACY FARRELL, JR. Glee Club 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Football 2. JANET RAE FEARRINGTON Class Vice-President 4; Superlative 4; Sports Committee 3,4; Dragon News 4; F.H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 4; History Club 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . LINDA FAYE FIELDS Marshal 3,4; Beta Club 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Librarian 2,3; Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; History Club 3; Piano 1,2; French Club 4. FRANK TUTTLE FOUSHEE, JR. Monogram Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 4; Football 2.3.4. PHYLLIS ELAINE FURR Valley Head High, Alabama 1; Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Baker High, Alabama 2; Glee Club 1; Librarian 1. 138 ey b uiilij. went on tn eir RONNIE LYNN GAINES F.F.A. 1,2. JAMES LEONARD GALES Superlative 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 1; Social Commit¬ tee 3;Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3;Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. MARY LEE GRIFFIN Social Committee 1; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Librarian 1,2,3,4. REBECCA LOUISE GRIFFIN Librarian 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 3; Health Careers Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2. FRED THURMAN HAMLET Student Council 2,3,4, Representative 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, A ss e m b ly C o m m i 11 e e Chairman3, Advisory Bud get Committee Chairman 3, Handbook Committee Chairman 3;Boys ' State 3; Marshal 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Superlative 4; U.N. Speaking Contest Winner 1; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest 1; Class Treasurer 1, President 4; Declamation 2; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Dragon News 4; Science Club 2,3; Vice- President 3; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4, President 2; History Club 3,4; French Club 4; Key Club 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2; Track 1. MARGARET ALICE HAMLET Girls ' State 3, Best Citizen Award; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4; Superlative 4; U.N. Speaking Contest Winner 2; Publicity Committee Chairman 3, Devotional Committee Chair¬ man 4; Recitation 1; Librarian 1; Science Club 2; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian 1, Treasurer 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; Debate Team 2,3,4; History Club 3, 4, President 3; French Club 4, Vice - President 4; Basketball 1,2,4, Manager 3; Dragon News 4. PHYLLIS HOPE HARRIS Miss P.H.S. 3; Best Supporting Actress 3; Homecoming Court 2; Superlative 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Dragon News 4; Sports Committee 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Librarian 3; Science Club 1; Astronomy Club 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Art Club 4. SHEILA VERA HATHAWAY Recitation 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; History Club 3; Health Careers Club 4. LOUIS GREGORY HERNDON Superlative 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1. REBECCA DALE HORTON Librarian 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Health Careers Club 3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2,4. way . . . LORA REA HOWARD Glee Club 4; Librarian 2; F.H.A. 2; History Club 3. JANET ANNE HUNT Class President 2; Cheerleader 4; American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Winner 1; Halloween Queen 2; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Student Council Committee 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Librarian 2,3; Science Club 2; Debate Team 2; History Club 3; Hpalth Careers Club 3,4, President 4; French Club 4. KENNETH RAY HUNTSMAN Halloween King 4; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Football 1; Track 1. RONALD HUGH JOHNSON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Beef Judging Team 4; Track 1,4. JO ANN KECK Dragon News 4; Librarian 2,3; Science Club 2. ROBERT PALMER KNIGHT, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 3; Glee Club 2,3; Bus Driver 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Dramatics Club 3. BARBARA ANN LEWIS Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4; Librarian 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4;F.H.A. 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Science Club 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3. DEBORAH GLENETTE MAIW Halloween Queen 3; Assembly Committee 3; Drag on News Staff 4; Librarian 2; F.H.A. l;Bus Driver 3,4; Piano 1,2,3. LINDA FAY MANN Glee Club 2,4; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 4. MANLEY WILSON MANN Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Shop Contest 1, Crop Contest 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4. LARRY MATLOCK Dragon News Staff 4; Publicity Committee 2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3; F.F.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 3,4; History Club 3, 4; Northern High School 1,Certificate of Merit in Art 1. BOBBY ALEXANDER MCNEIL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Dramatics Club 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Track 1,2,4; Monogram 2, 3,4. JANICE CARLENE MEACHAM Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Marshal 3,4; Superlative 4; Homecoming Court 2,3,4, Queen 4; Student Council Representative 2,3; Assembly Committee 2, Chairman Social Committee 3, Handbook Committee 3, Elections Committee 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Dragon News 4, Editor 4; Glee Club 3,4; French Club 4, President4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4; Dramatics Cl ub 3; Debate 2, Secretary 2; History Club 3; Science Club 2; Bus Driver 3,4. JIMMY WADE MITCHELL F.F.A. 1,3,4; Football 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Track 1. 139 ZJliey prepared for the future as “Dime WarcU On’’ DORA GAIL MORRISON Moncure High School 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Beta Club 3; Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; French Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3. SARAH ELIZABETH STEVENS Draqon News 4: Glee Club 1.2: Librarian 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2. RONALD WAYNE STONE MARY WATSON NOOE History Medal 2; W.C.C. Superior and Gifted Students inMath 3; Marshal 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Projects Committee 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; U.N. Speaking Contest 2; Draqon News 4; Glee Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 1.2.3: Dramatics Club 3,4; History Club 3,4; French Club 4; Basketball 1, Bus Driver 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1. EMORY BRIGHT THOMAS Draqon News 4: Glee Club 1.2: Librarian 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2. NANCY JON THOMAS Superlative 4; Assembly Committee 3; Draqon News 4; Librarian 1,3; History Club 3; French Club 4, Secretary 4. CHAPIN PIERRE OLDHAM Superlative 4; Junior Carolina Playmaker 3; Best Support¬ ing Actor 3; Dramatics Club 3,4, President 4; History Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; Science Club 2; Key Club 4; Student Council Representative 4; Draqon News 4. ROBERT BERNICE THOMAS, JR. F.F.A. 2,4, Secretary 4, Parliamentary ProcedureTeam 4; 4-H Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; Monogram 3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2; Track 2; Cheerleader 3. LINDA CARROL PARKER Librarian 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Bus Driver 3,4. RONALD EDWARD VAUGHN Superlative 4; Key Club 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 1; History Club 3; F.F.A. 2; Draqon News 4. TERRY COPELAND PARKER Superlative 4; U.N. Speaking Contest 1; Class President 3; Boys ' State 3; Student Council Representative 2; Assembly Committee 3, Handbook Committee 3, Elections Committee Chairman 4; Beta Club 3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Draqon News 4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3, President 2; Debate Team 2; History Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Bus Driver 2,3,4. PETER JERRY WASKO Science Club 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Football 2,3. CLARENCE DALE WEBSTER Dramatics Club 3,4; Science Club 2; Glee Club 3; Astronomy Club 1; History Club 3; Draqon News 4. SARAH LOUISE PARTIN Glee Club 2,4; Librarian 1,2; Science Cl ub 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. JAMES ADDISON WEBSTER, JR. Superlative 4; Class Vice-President 1, Sergeant-at-Arms 2,3; Social Committee 2; Key Club 4; Science Club 2; MARY ANN PERKINS Glee Club 1,4; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. F.F.A. 1; Draqon News 4: Monoqram Club 2.3,4: Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4. BONNIE JANE PERRY Safety Bus Driver ' s Award 3;Glee Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Piano 1,2. DAVID COOPER WHITE Boys ' State 3; National Science Foundation Biological Course 2; Annual Staff 4; History Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; FRONA LEE RIDDLE Glee Club 2,3,4; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2; 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; History Club 3. Band 1,2,3,4, President 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Astronomy Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Draqon News 4; French Club 4: lunior Varsitv Basketball 1,2. JAMES BUNN RIGGSBEE All Conference Football 3,4; Draqon News 4; Science Club 3; Astronomy Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2,3. FRANCES ANN WHITE Miss P.H.S. 4; Social Committee 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Librarian 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 4. LINDA LEIGH ROBERTS Draqon News 4; Glee Club 1.2. Secretary 2. ANDREW STEVE WILLIAMS Superlative 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; GLORIA THOMAS SATTERTHWAITE Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Clearwater High School 1,2. Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4. BRUCE DALE WILLIAMS JOE MATTHEW SNIPES Superlative 4; Social Committee 3; F.F.A. 1,3; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Base¬ ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. F.F.A. 1,4, Treasurer 4; Dairy Team 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE LOUISE WRIGHT Glee Club 4; Librarian 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2. 140 mmm ■ritm ‘i ; M£$ m. ? gf. . |m| p mm. m HHHHI WBBBm ; v mW W ' ? . -v. ,WvT® ipill . -4 H 6 MP ' ' 6 v - V , %!, H® •;•- ' : -fpipjp?! •• ' .■■■ sm0im s 1 HP $  ;■ W. . ■ ' m use n ■ ■ ' . - V« ? iSHi iiffe S t§l ; E pg I • H ' Mfi pill H.sr C 1 ;Me ..-sEfEs-E.. 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