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P.H.S. is . . . perpetual motion of the body, mind and spirit; 10 in a preparation for the future. 11 12 A student body led and encouraged by a faculty: competent and motivating. 13 An interesting student, light conversation, a disappointed star, an important game, a cold night, a sunny day . . . P.H.S 14 15 A sparkling atmosphere built from excitement, creativity, and achievement the magic of dear ole P.H.S 16 CURRICULUM• CURRICULUM • CURRICULUM • CUR 18 RICULUM • CUR 4 TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD e=3 oooooooooo 5QOO0OOOOOO ooeooooee 19 • • • Setting the rules Mr. Dudley THE ADMINISTRATION to lead and guide the faculty and student body capable and experienced principal, Mr. Roy L. Kidd distinguished superintendent, Mr. Walter R. Dudley new and energetic assistant, Mr. Perry W. Harrison industrious secretary, Mrs. Reba Torbert all aid in our school accomplishments Mrs. Torbert Mr. Kidd Mr. Harrison 20 for communication Mrs.Williams,Mr.White,Mrs.May,and Mrs. Riggsbee. Mrs. Kidd THE LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS to acquaint every student with literature to help students understand grammar to broaden our scope of others ' customs not only in English aided by Mrs. Annie W. May, Mrs. Mary S. Riggsbee, Mr. SamW. White, and Mrs. AnnD. Williams but also in French with the guidance of Mrs. Louise C. Kidd 21 for exploration Mrs. Bowling MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT to develop an understanding of the nature of mathematics to improve students ' quality of thinking and reasoning in non-mathematical situations the design for all drawn by Mrs. Esther T. Bowling and Mrs. Ethel M. Johnston SCIENCE DEPARTMENT increased interest in developments in our present age lives affected by expansion in scientific knowledge motivating forces Mrs. Mozelle M. Wadsworth and Mr. Gene A. Johnson Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Wadsworth 22 for explanation and for organization THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT to separate fact from opinion to explore the past with Mr. Gene T. Brooks to understand the present with Mrs. Brenda P. Eskridge to contemplate the future with Mr. John R. Shaner Mr. Shaner, Mrs. Eskridge, and Mr. Brooks THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT preparing some students for immediate employment helping others prepare for college growing in size and importance leading this aspiring group Mrs. Joyce J. Cotten Mrs. Cotten 23 for application Mrs. Horton HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT a group of young ladies discovering new cuisine fashioning exciting creations laboring on self-improvement managing a modern home supervised by Mrs. Sallie Horton AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT a hearty group playing a vital part in North Carolina ' s economy learning the essentials of good farming caring properly for equipment building for the future aided by Mr. William S. Lucas and Mr. David E. Stoudenmire Mr. Stoudenmire and Mr. Lucas 24 Mrnimm for information and recreation PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT to stimulate healthful living to increase skill and co¬ ordination to develop self-confidence to learn sportsmanship to help in these endeavors Mrs. Annie W. May and Mr. Adrian Allred DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT teaching an understanding of marketing, merchandising, selling all. . . necessary tools in a fast-growing field of business. . . managed by Mr. David J. Kitzmiller Mr. Allred and Mrs. May Mr. Kitzmiller 25 for adaption, edification, and illumination MUSIC DEPARTMENT a performing art a means of personal expression conductors Mrs. John Bell; Mrs. Carol Starnes Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Starnes Mrs. Shotts LIBRARY a quiet place, at times an overcrowded room — much activity busiest of cataloguers Mrs. Dorothy Yates and Miss Carol Hague Mrs. Yates and Miss Hague GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT assists with decisions aids those with problems. . . whether mental, physical, or social sponsored by Mrs. Mary Shotts 26 • V VrtvmrtUMB and . . . for help! The Lunchroom Staff includes Juanita Milliken,Mable Brooks,Flora Scurlock,Ethel Mae Milliken, and Nettie Marsh. ■ v ■ ■ -r LUNCHROOM AND JANITORS a diligent group a thankless job silent appreciation by all for relaxing lunches, clean campus and school now from this reticent mass We thank you all. The janitors include Manley Cheek and Sol Milliken. PARTICIPATION • PARTICIPATION • PARTICIPATION « 28 PARTICIPATION 29 A democratic organization Alton Campbell, President; Beth Markham, Treasurer; Steve Heame, Sec¬ retary; Ronnie Hatley, Vice President. Ronnie Hatley, Assembly Committee; Martyne Self, Devotions Committee; Emily Roberts and Betty Sue Boone, Social Committee; Ronald Horton, Sports Committee; Kay Reeves, Projects Committee; Edward McLaurin, Publicity Committee; Tommy Hughes, Elections Committee. The Student Government an industrious group utilizing their ability to co-ordinate students and faculty to promote virtuous ideals to instill honor and pride 30 • • • the Student Council First row: Ethel Gardner, Ann Heatherly, Barbara Hackney, Ronald Horton,Nancy Perry, Bonnie Tysor, Sybil Gardner, Sadie Farrell; Second row: Lynn Whitaker, Keith Roper, Heike Dietrich, Mike McAllister. Kathy, Reid, and Tommy watch over the seniors ' ballot box. 31 IMAGINATION • IMAGINATION • IMAGINATION • Dragonian Staff Get to work! Sell those ads! Say cheese. . . Finish that copy! Don ' t give up. . .yet! Will this be a success? Willa Fearrington Editor in Chief Kathy Kidd Business Manager Emily Roberts Assistant Editor Charlene McKinney Literary Editor Ronnie Hatley Assistant Business Manager Tommy Hughes Faculty Editor 32 IMAGINATION Edward McLaurin Photographer Alton Campbell Sports Editor Joanne Smith Student Life Editor Joe Riggsbee Honors Editor Reid Markham Classes Editor 33 Kathy Kidd, Managing Editor; Joanne Smith, Art Editor; Edward McLaurin, Business Manager; Brenda Moore, Feature Editor. Mrs. Riggsbee, Advisor, discusses the paper with Charlene, Editor in Chief. Originality, Edward and Cassie toil over a layout. Typists --F i r st row: Joan Wasko, Carolyn Snipes; Second row: Sherry Thomas, Vickey Cotten, Ladd Johnson; Third row: Cassie Horton, Tommy Hughes, Jane Johnson; Fourth row: Nancy Perry, Ronald Horton. 34 creativity . . . ’67 Dragon News Stop loafing! We ' ve got two page 6 ' s ! Where are the typists? Pass me the correction stuff! Who broke the mimeograph thing? A page in the Chatham Record ? First row: Ronald Horton, Edward McLaurin, Tommy Hughes, Reid Markham, Willa Fearrington, Mrs. Riggs- bee; Second row: Arneta Hart, Sherry Thomas, Jimmy Tilley, Ken Layton, Joe Riggsbee; Third row: Brenda Moore, Carolyn Snipes, Vickey Cotten, Kathy Kidd, L a r r y Downing , Cassie Horton, Lee Buchanan, Carol Triplett, Joanne Smith; Fourth row: Frankie Pendergraft, Gail Parks, Van Farrell, Joan Wasko, Jane Johnson, Betty Sue Boone, Nancy Perry, Colby Tilley, Charlene Mc¬ Kinney . Chatham Record Staff: Cassie Horton, Editor in Chief; First row: Kathy Kidd, Brenda Moore,Nancy Perry; Second row: Tommy Hughes, Ameta Hart, Sherry Thomas, Carol Triplett, Lee Buchanan, Edward McLaurin, Van Farrell, Betty Sue Boone, Ladd Johnson. 35 Librarians . . . helping hands gaining experience organizing library co-ordinating knowledge performing little tasks Fi rst row: Lora Ann Bowling, Ava Wheeler, Shirley Hill, Jean Sanders, Jackie Seagroves, Kathy Bolejack, Diane Cross, Second row: Kay Petty, Annette Heath, Gail Norwood, Kay Herndon, Marie Barrett, Nora Ellis, Sheila Farrell, Elaine Horton, Third row: Kenneth Crabtree, Danny Jenkins, Dennis Arnold, Mike Johnson, Tim Cooper, Lee Buchanan. F V l i a m r t v Wm i. A room housing facts--facts to be used to gain knowledge. Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Hackney 36 Little Theatre . . . rehearsing tediously conveying a meaning providing entertainment art of expression First row: Susan Mills, Treasurer; Jean Sanders, Secretary; Second row: Gwynne Burke, Vice President; Mr. Sam White, Advisor; Frankie Pender- graft, President. Susan and Dennis work toward perfection. First row: Barbara Jean Hackney, Vivian Dixon, Brenda Bland, Diane Farrell, Carolyn Nooe, Margaret Collins, Vickey Cotten, Mr. Sam White, Advisor; Second row: Sandra Mitchell, Linda Tuck, Jackie Seagroves, Linda Burke, Louene Goodwin, Beth Dominick, Ruth Sparrow, Shirley Eubanks, Joan Campbell, Lillian Wolfe, Sheryl Hudson, Susan Mills; Third row: Van Creed, Tim Cooper, Linda Boone, Shirley Hill, Mickey Williams, Jean Sanders, Steve Bryant, Ladd Johnson, Mike Johnson, Debby Durham, Gail Parks, Ronnie Mitchell, Bill Walden, Ray Stone, Norton Singman, Heike Dietrich; Fourth row: Danny Jenkins, Jimmy Lane, Leonard Gunter, Wesley Petty, Keith Roper, Frankie Pendergraft, Gwynne Burke, Taylor White, Mike Blackwelder, Jerry Thompson, Glinda Garrett, Gary Sears. 37 Art Club engaged in interesting discussion on famous artists. Expression through art and Speech Art Club learning to use their talent visiting museums having guest speakers studying artists taking art lessons creating art work working for their own betterment Therefore, be it resolved. . . First row: Ronnie Hatley, Linda Mitchell, Wanda Jones, Marie Barrett, Janet Mason, Dale Snipes; Second row: Rhonda Buchanan, Jane Johnson, Joe Riggsbee, Ellen Stoudenmire, Angela Dietrich, Carla Post, Frankie Houser, Cathy Jo Harris, Margaret Fearrington, Joanne Smith, Alljon Campbell, Amanda Gainey, Sarah Reeves. Tommy Hughes, Susan Mills, Van Farrell, Martha Hogan, Ronnie Hatley, Mark Malcolm, Mr. Sam White, Advisor; Gail Parks, Jerry Thompson, Ronnie Mitchell, Pam Woods, Mickey Williams, Marie Barrett. Debate Club many hours of research debates over world problems endless discussion learning self-expression 38 Preparing for the future through career clubs Health Career Club having outside speakers learning of medical professions hoping to serve mankind visiting hospitals showing films Pat Woods, Secretary; Candace Meacham, President; Pam Woods, Vice President. 1 First row: Patricia Wood, Amanda Gainey, Alana Atwater, Kay Reeves; Second row: Polly Parrish, Doris Lashley, Pam Woods, Carolyn Snipes, Martha Hogan, Linda Oldham, Pat Woods, Candace Meacham, Mrs. Wadsworth, Advisor. C arolyn W illi ams, S ecretary ;Nancy Foushee,Associate President; Linda Smith, Vice President; Melba How ard, Treasurer;Jennie Morrison, President. First row: Elton Wheeler, Danny Deese, George Justice, George Griffin, Randy Roberts, Mike White; Second row: Jennie Morrison, Carol Moses, Melba Howard, Wilma Clark, Doug Gunter, Mr. Kitzmiller, Ad¬ visor; A rn o 1 d T o rb e rt, Carolyn Williams, Annette Heath, Debby Brown, James Goodman. D.E. C. A, striving to prepare themselves for tomorrow studying our economic system working on the side organizing a meaningful club 39 Les Amis de la France . . . learning Van Farrell, Joanne Smith, Brenda Moore, Carolyn Snipes, Carol Triplett, W i 11 a Fearrington, Tommy Hughes, A 11 o n Campbell, Ladd Johnson, Charlene McKinney, Mrs. Kidd, Advisor. Right Group: Sarah Reeves, Vice President;Debra Wagner, Treasurer; Debby Johnson, President; Jackie Seagroves, Manager; Kay Reeves, Secretary; Joette Markham, Ser¬ geant at Arms; Kathy Kidd, Pianist. First row: Mary Campbell, JaniceMeacham, Peggy JoBland, Kay Webster, Brenda Bland,Margaret Collins, Paulette Meacham, Lora Ann Bowling, Dale Snipes; Second row: Frankie Houser, Glee Club . . . girls only new director, Mr. Johnson only girls this year soprano, alto performances Kay Jones, Annie Ruth Council, Linda Mitchell, Polly Parrish, Bertha Mann, Joan Campbell, Sheila Amos, Bonnie Hackney;Third row: Judy Lewter, Martha Hogan, JeanWilliams,Heike Dietrich, Charlotte Howard, Rhonda Buchanan, Ruth Sparrow, Sandra Mitchell, Margaret Fearrington, Cathy Jo Harris. practices after school during class 40 After carrying out her daily task, Sandra is ready to begin the school day. HE SOUTHS Bryan, Ladd, and Tommy give ser¬ vice after selling a light bulb. Bus drivers . . . transportation to school early in the morning late in the afternoon little devils usually on time essential group skill, patience First row: Sandra Herndon,Rupert Eubanks,Kenneth Crabtree; Second row: Jane Carol, Jean Sanders, Lee Buchanan; Third row: Vickey Cotten, Peggy Gregson, Timmy Cooper, Linda Tuck; Fourth row: George Yates, Merle Harrington, Gail Parks, Edward McLaurin, Larry Howard; Fifth row: Jerry Olinger,Bonnie Farrell; Sixth row: Kenneth Norwood, Doris Lashley, Jimmy Lane,Van Creed,Gwynne Burke; Seventh row: Bryan Farrar,Marvin Creed, Jimmy Diggs, Steve Thomas. ip . ■ 4 ' w pr  4 v,J|| V ' Bryan Farrar, President; First row: James May, Steve Bryant, Vernon Braxton, Alton Campbell, Treasurer; Tommy Hughes, Vice President; Roy Eubanks, Steve Heame, Mike McAllister; Second row: Ladd Johnson, Sec¬ retary; Taylor White, Arnold Torbert, Larry Howard, Jerry Clark, Johnny Clark, Johnny Waldeck, Jess Fearrington. Key Club . . civic-minded youth service to school service to community many new members capable and energetic monthly reports light bulbs interesting meetings hopes of attending international convention 41 Future Homemakers of America . . . domestic arts to further interest in home economics to promote appreciation of home to learn through participation to help promote spirit at homecoming to decorate the high school for Christmas all this sponsored by an experienced advisor led by energetic officers First row: A. Atwater, C. Clark, L. Mason, E. Crabtree, K.Dean,L. Johnson,Sweetheart; B.Shropshire,V. Moore, V. Dixon, B. Hackney, C .Johnson; Second row: S.Eubanks, A. Dietrich, B. Sanderford, L. Goodwin, T. Williams, D. Gilmore, P. Currie, L. Sanders, E. Gardner; Third row: D. Roberson, D. Parker, D. Long, L. Manring, B. Dominick,D.Seagroves,J.Farrell,L. Burke, Mrs. Horton, Advisor; Fourth row: C. Vaughan, A. Daniels, L. Spivey, J. Campbell, R. Sparrow, R. Cooper, M.H. Reynolds, J. Rountree, L. Jones, S. Bowman; Fifth row: L. Boone, B. Allen, E. Mann, H. Bouldin, J. Williams, G. Bouldin, P. Henderson, J. Mason, G. Dixon, N. Ellis; Sixth row: B. Tysor, C. Post, J. Lewter, C. Howard, M. Collins, L. Whitaker, D. Durham, L. Palmer, R. Gunter, C. Goodwin, D. Farrell;Seventh row:H . Dietrich, P. Meacham, D. Snipes, C. Harris, C. Hudson, K. Jones, B. Hackney, Eighth row: K. Petty, S. Mills, B. Mann, J. Meacham, B. Bland. Homemade decorations bring Christmas Cheer. First row: Brenda Bland, Songleader; Bonnie Tysor, Representative; Gloria Bouldin, Representative; Second row: Nancy Foushee, President; Angela Dietrich, Vice President; Lynn Whitaker, Representative; Debbie Durham, Representative; Shirley Eubanks, Reporter; Libby Jones, Parliamentarian; Charity Clark, Historian. 42 Future Farmers of America • • • agriculturists Danny w o rk s conscientiously in F.F.A. shop. F.F.A. studying vocational agriculture learning by doing public speaking buying and selling co-operatively caring for grounds -- especially the rose garden judging tools parliamentary procedure First row: James Goodman, Secretary; Bill Walden, Treasurer; Second row: Alan Miller, President; Ray Stone, Reporter; Larry Howard, Vice Presi¬ dent; Dennis Parker, Sentinel. First row: B.S. Boone, Sweetheart; Second row: K. Roundtree, S. Horton, D. Jenkins, D. Parker, L. Howard, J. Goodman, A. Miller, B Walden, R. Stone, E. Moore, E. Roberson, L. Blackwelder, W. Josey; Third row: K. Walters, H. Cole, J. Hamlet, R. Daniels, J. Eubanks, N. Singman, L. Gunter, M. Williams, M. Johnson, R. Suttles, D. Jones, F. Johnson, J. Johnson, A. Council, G. Blackwelder, D. Cheek; Fourth row: L Jones, S. Lasater, R. Thomas, V. Braxton, B. Goodman, L. Goodwin, D. Womble, G. Sears, G. Nobles; Fifth row: J. Gunter, G . Thomas, V. Creed, R. Eubanks, D. Council, F. Hinsley, W. Bland, K. Crabtree; Sixth row: G. Yates, B. Dickens, M. Blackwelder, W. Petty, R. Cotten, D. Howell, J. Olinger, S. Prevatte,S .Thomas, S. Keck, S. Mann; Seventh row: B. Gunter, K. Triplett, D. Blackwelder, H. Bremer, R. Mitchell, G. Burke, B. Kremer, W. Moore, E. Jones, H. Lefler; Eighth row: D. Parker, R. Womble, S. Walsh, M. Cates, R. Andrews, M. Creed, E. Miller, J. Hend erson; Ninth row: C. Brewer, M. Howell, C. Collins, M. Lemons, L. Moore, B. Petty, W. Thomas, M. White, B. Thompson, K. Norwood, R. Woody, K. Allen, M. Pendergraph, J. Andrews, J Bouldin, B. Ellis, O. Grumble, Mr. David Stoudenmire, Advisor. 43 i, 6 0 C, 5 -bke. rm_D 5 ACHIEVEMENTS • ACHIEVEMENTS • ACHIEVEMENTS 44 •ACHIEVEMENTS 45 Learning ... a path to knowledge Mrs. Eskridge. . .patience,courage, and versatility. Beta Club a tap, a candle, a pin an able group eager for work but. . . more anxious for fun initiation--shattering experience desperate plea for money wild trip to Asheville vicious cycle begins again a tap, a candle, a pin. Competent leaders of an energetic group. . .Reid Markham, President; Johnny Waldeck, Vice President; Joanne Smith, Secretary; Kay Reeves, T reasurer. Firstrow: Kay Webster, Willa Fearrington, Kay Reeves, Charlene McKinney; Second row: Emily Roberts, Joanne Smith, Martha Hogan, Ronnie Hatley, Pam Woods, Joe Riggsbee, Elizabeth Senkiw, Merle Bouldin, Kathy Kidd; Third row: Candace Meacham, Wanda Jones; Fourth row: Tommy Hughes, AltonCampbell,EdwardMcLaurin, Johnny Waldeck; Fifth row: Reid Markham. 46 W Ladd Johnson, Edward McLaurin, Joanne Smith, Charlene McKinney, Van Farrell, Willa Fearrington, Alton Campbell, Kathy Kidd. These honors to be forever remembered Marshals escorts for the Seniors a blue ' 67 the highest honor Girls and Boys State learning the ways of government forming unforgettable friendships enthusiastic leaders f . if ■. N ' 1 7 Jfl r Mimmi ■ 1 m ' wmi wKBf w • | M Edward McLaurin, Joanne Smith, Willa Fearrington, Ronald Horton, Charlene McKinney, Jimmy Lane, Janie Mann, Tommy Hughes, Alton Campbell. 47 Miss P.H.S. a symbol, a representative winning smile lively personality radiant charm community ' s choice our queen The runners-up in Miss P.H. S. Con¬ test: Jean Sanders, Jennie Morrison, Gail Parks, Debbie Durham. The reigning Miss P. H. S. tours the field. Miss Glinda Garrett. . .Miss P. H. S. 48 BettySue, the 1966 V a 1 e nt i n e Queen,is crowned by Donna Good¬ win, 1965 Valentine Queen. Wesley takes advantage of Twerp Week by making Jane shine his shoes. Miss Betty Sue Boone. . .Valentine Queen. Sweetheart of Twerp Week . . . our Valentine Queen a radiant smile a sparkling personality an inner beauty a magnetic charm energetic and vivacious a true friend an enthusiastic participant our sweetheart. . . 49 The homecoming court . . . the team’s Joyous surprise. . . Senior Representatives Melba Howard and Nancy Perry a sparkling crown. . . Junior Representatives Sybil Gardner and Sadie Farrell 50 favorites moments of suspense exuberant crowd tears of joy lingering memories an affectionate kiss. . . 51 Good looks and style; Nancy Perry and Jimmy Tilley are re-enacting Cinderella as beau and belle. Carolyn Williams and George Justice, our two best dressed, are caught oc¬ casionally at their worst. 52 Sandra Herndon and Ray Stone, considered by the seniors to have personality plus, are at the moment skeptical. humor and individuality; Although Susan Mills and Norton Singman are the two wittiest, they do have some solemn moments. 53 expression and dexterity; Jane Johnson and Mitchell Williams, a talented pair, dabble in portraits. Elizabeth Senkiw and Colby Tilley are our most ambitious athletes, but they must rest sometime. 54 reliability and aptitude; Kathy Kidd and Edward McLaurin form quite an intellectual pair with help from each other. The dependability of Bonnie Farrell and Tommy Hughes is doubtful at the moment. 55 enterprise and versatility • • • Charlene McKinney and Alton Campbell are the most likely to succeed if they dig a little faster. Betty Sue Boone and Ronald Horton measure up to be the best all around except in a few places. ■ .4 - mmmm P? 56 an honor to possess. After 12 years of perfect attendance, Elizabeth says good-by. Jimmy, Ray,Frankie,Colby are honored by being selected as All-Conference Football players for the 1966 season. Colby is chosen All-Conference Basketball player for the 1966 season. Peggy is All-Conference Basketball player for three years consecutively. 57 COMPETITION • COMPETITION • COMPETITION • CO 58 59 Dragons . . . success due to m m 7 Mr. Allred pushes team harder. Mr. Shaner plans strategy. Mr. Kitzmiller instructs J.V. ' s. The coaches encourage the team. Dedicated coaches assisting our team working long hours inspiring our boys motivating the squad stressing good sportsmanship striving for perfection Steve Heame and Larry Suttles, our managers, assist the team and coaches. 60 hard work and determination. Ronald gets away a good kick despite the hard rush. Colby drives around left end for a touchdown. 61 Lettermen . . . leading our team to Ray Stone Halfback Frankie Penderqraft End Reid Markham Tackle Jimmy Tilley Fullback Jimmy Lane Guard Freddy Chrisco Halfback Mitchell Williams Guard Scott Whitaker Quarterback Bruce Ihme End Ray Suttles Halfback Dennis Parker Fullback Neil Flynt Guard N- ' - victory Colby Tilley, Co-Captain End Ronald Horton, Co-Captain Quarterback David Knight Center k Team on gridiron proud and dedicated sweat and determination long, hard grinds sensed of accomplishment rides on activity bus victors of first six games downfall at Greenwood broken leg, dislocated shoulder a near miss against Angier excited fans defeat at Liberty second, place in conference trip to Washington good sports Dragons • • . a winning season First row: Frankie Pendergraft, Reid Markham, Mitchell Sears, Bruce Ihme, Mr. Adrain Allred, coach; Third row: Williams, David Knight, James Goodman, Jimmy Lane, Odell Grumble, Jimmy Tilley, Ray Suttles, Freddy Colby Tilley; Second row: Mr. Jack Shaner, coach; Chrisco, Judson Dark, Dennis Parker, Lee Smith, Ray William Roberson, Taylor White, Neil Flynt, Ronald Stone, Scott Whitaker. Horton, Johnny Shaw, Tommy Parks, Andy Branch, Gary VICTORY! VICTORY! Scores Pittsboro 27 Lillington 0 Pittsboro 28 Boone Trail 6 Pittsboro 56 Maxton 6 Pittsboro 47 Coats 0 Pittsboro 34 Chatham Central 6 Pittsboro 46 Ramseur 6 Pittsboro 21 Greenwood 33 Pittsboro 7 Angier 6 Pittsboro 0 Liberty 7 Pittsboro 19 Erwin 41 64 • • • Junior Varsity gaining valuable experience The junior varsity develops new techniques in prepa - ration for the varsity. First row :Lindy Wimberly, WilliamThomas, Mike Lemons, Michael Cates, Jesse McBane, Billy Goodman, Dan David Spivey, Steve Mann, Ricky Whitfield; Second row: Harris, Kent Cooper, Phil McNeil. 65 Cheerleaders . . . energetic and encouraging Betty Sue Boone, Chief Senior Nancy Perry Senior Janie Mann Senior Merle Bouldin Junior Doris Lashley Junior Kay Reeves Junior Sheila Farrell Sophomore Cathy Jo Harris Freshman Frankie Houser Freshman 66 Monogram Club . . . spirit and pep First row: Reid Markham, James Goodman, Willa Fearri ngton, Ronnie Ellis, Colby Tilley, Scott Whitaker, Ladd Johnson, Jimmy Lane; Second row: Merle Bouldin, Nancy Perry, Barry Ellis, David Knight, Janie Mann, Sheila Farrell, Sadie Farrell, Dennis Parker, Sandra Herndon, Doris Lashley; Third row: Frankie Pendergraft, Freddy Chrisco, Ronald Horton, Jimmy Tilley, Betty Sue Boone, Elizabeth Senkiw, Mitchell Williams, Ray Stone. Personification of energy creating vibrant interest giving team spirit cracking voices a little louder now, we ' re from Pittsboro! The Cheerleaders lead Dragon fans in a rousing yell. Cheerleaders are the spark plugs 11 of the team. 67 Elizabeth Senkiw Co-captain, Senior Sandra Herndon Co-captain, Senior Peggy Gregson Co-captain, Senior Jean Sanders Senior Dragonettes inspired by team spirit Our girls practicing after school developing new techniques improving the ball ha ndling concentrating on the plays playing a tight defense hustling constantly then working as a team anticipating victories winning three in a row Nancy Foushee, Manager; Cherene Whitaker, Sadie Morrison, Linda Tuck, Jean Sanders, Lynn Whitaker, Farrell,Elizabeth Senkiw,Peggy Gregson, SandraHemdon, Diane Cross. Debbie Johns on, Debby Durham, Shirley Hill, Jennie 68 Girls put forth big effort Co-Captains, Elizabeth Senkiw, San¬ dra Herndon, and Peggy Gregson, along with coach, Mr. Jack Shaner, lead the Dragonettes. . . . Down on the floor. .. Dragonettes plan their strategy. Debbie Johnson Junior Sadie Farrell Junior Cherene Whitaker Freshman 69 Colby Tilley Senior Ronald Horton Senior Dragons have impressive record Our boys all senior starters and experienced substitutes practicing long and hard with good results thinking, eating, and sleeping basketball displaying fine sportsmanship combining talents to produce an outstanding team contributing to a winning season. Mr. Allred is giving our strategic pointers. Gerald Thomas R- a Y Stone Senior Senior Mr. Allred, Coach; Frankie Pendergraft, Colby Tilley, John Atwater, Phil McNeil,Mike Harward,Jimmy Tilley, Danny Jenkins, Ronald Horton, William Roberson, Mike Jackson, Scott Whitaker, Ray Stone, Bill W Ellis, Gerald Thomas. Ronnie Frankie Pendergraft Senior Jimmy Tilley Senior Bill Walden Junior Mike Harward Sophomore The rebounding strength of the Drag¬ ons has proven very vital. Frankie ' s ability to secure the tap for the Dragons has been very im¬ portant . 71 The JV teams furnish future stars Nora Ellis, Donna Payne,Linda Mann, Linda Mason, Diane Farrell, Dale Snipes,Cathy Goodwin, Joette Mark¬ ham, Jackie Seagroves,Manager; Kay Jones,Mary Norwood,Carol Harward, Rachael Cooper, Bonnie Tysor, Jean Williams, Linda Oldham, Judy Lewter. Mr. Sam White J.V. girls coach Mr. Kitzmiller J.V. boys coach Don Cooper, Paul Cash, Ray Suttles, Roy Eubanks, Mike McAllister, Jim¬ my Lewter, James May, Jerry, Rusty Thomas, Johnny Clark, Eddie Miller, Bruce Ihme, Ray Womble, Ricky Whitfield. 72 The baseball team • • • • wins tournament title Ray has a bad moment. Strike one... But fortunately for the team, Ray makes it to first. Baseball at PHS aided by many returning lettermen a spring sport an all-round team with with many participants alert catchers a strong bench fast pitchers quick infielders, and agile outfielders which adds up to hard work, fun and many rewards. Billy Thompson, Freddy Chrisco, Ronald Horton, Ray Stone, Norton Singman, Ladd Johnson, Mr. Jack Shaner, Coach; Ronnie Ellis, Alton Campbell, Scott Whitaker, Alan Miller, Colby Tilley, Edward McLaurin, Jimmy Tilley, Wayne Campbell. 73 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STU 74 75 In Memoriam Memories of smiling eyes a carefree gait a talented individualist all this But more enthusiasm an animated face a sense of humor an understanding friend Even though we cannot see him now yet his memory is with us a friend we ' ll never forget.. . Van Farrell Memories of curly brown hair a lively dancer a conscientious student all this But more a bright smile a cheery word sweetheart of many friend of all Even though among us only a short while yet leaving on our hearts an indelible mark. . . Diane Griffin 76 Seniors—the leaders of tomorrow Edward McLaurin President Frankie Pendergraft Vice President Betty Sue Boone Secretary Nancy Perry Treasurer Ronald Horton Sergeant at Arms 77 DENNIS ARNOLD The last year . . . much to do, too little time, work, amusement, worry, and pleasure. MIKE BLACKWELDER GRADY BLAIR BETTY SUE BOONE LORA ANN BOWLING DANNY BOWMAN DEBBIE BROWN 78 LEE BUCHANAN GWYNNE BURKE KENDALL BULLINGTON Twelve words,thirteen errors! It ' s time we all stopped for the day. ALTON CAMPBELL FREDDY CHRISCO WILMA CLARK TIMMY COOPER 79 MARVIN CREED JAMES DIGGS GLENDA DIXON VICKEY COTTEN KENNETH CRABTREE VAN CREED DANNY DEESE Our little bitty dealers --Donna Lou Holt and Bill Gerringer, Jr. Choosing of mascots, activities, sportsmanship, rehearsal and invitations; routine and unusual . . . a kaleidoscope of memories. LARRY DOWNING BONNIE FARRELL BARRY ELLIS WILL A FEARRINGTON BRYAN FARRAR NANCY FOUSHEE 81 RICKY FRYE Classroom discussions, interesting debates, lectures, recommendations, and conversations . . . talk, talk, talk. GLENDA GARRETT SUE GOODMAN PEGGY DICKENS GREGSON GEORGE GRIFFIN DOUGLAS GUNTER MARY ANN GUNTER 82 MERLE HAITHCOX HARRINGTON ARNETA HART and more talk. SANDRA CASH HERNDON SHIRLEY HILL CASSIE HORTON ANNETTE HEATH JERRY HENDERSON 83 RONALD HORTON LADD JOHNSON Our long-awaited class rings mean many things. GEORGE JUSTICE KATHY KIDD Appreciation and pride, honor and respect, lasting friendships, unique experiences . . . a familiar world. EDWARD McLAURIN SHERYL MACEY JANIE MANN 85 RAYMOND MANN Contemplation, decisions, applications, hopes, and acceptance . . . plans for the future. REID MARKHAM ALAN MILLER SUSAN MILLS SANDRA MITCHELL BRENDA MOORE JEAN MOORE 86 JENNIE MORRISON CAROL MOSES KENNETH NORWOOD GAIL PARKS FRANKIE PENDERGRAFT NANCY PERRY For Jennie, another day almost over. WESLEY PETTY 87 JEAN SANDERS NORTON SINGMAN JOE RIGGSBEE LARRY RYAN GARY SEARS ELIZABETH SENKIW Stanley and Marvin realize what a grind the senior year can be. JOANNE SMITH LINDA SMITH Site CAROLYN SNIPES Looking forward to graduation, but regretting the approaching last days. RAY STONE GERALD THOMAS SHERRY THOMAS BILLY THOMPSON JERRY THOMPSON COLBY TILLEY Look forward, look backward; dream and enjoy . . an unforgettable year. JIMMY TILLEY ARNOLD TORBERT CAROL TRIPLETT Je ne comprends rien. 90 JOAN WASKO ROBERT WEBSTER Which college??? ELTON WHEELER CAROLYN WILLIAMS MIKE WHITE MITCHELL WILLIAMS GEORGE YATES 91 Sadie Farrell, Secretary ;Scott Whitaker, Sergeant at Arms; and Merle Bouldin, Treasurer, are the leaders of the Mike Jackson, President; Keith Roper, Vice President; junior class. Brenda Allen John Atwater Ebbie Barrington James Bouldin Merle Bouldin Jim Brady Andy Branch Reid Bright 92 Toiling juniors Steve Bryant Mozelle Bynum J. E. Campbell Patricia Carpenter Jane Carr oll Cathy Clark Clifton Collins Carolyn Cooper George Cooper Annie Ruth Council Judson Dark Kay Dean Ronnie Ellis Jerry Eubanks Rupert Eubanks Sadie Farrell 93 Pam Fletcher Neil Flynt Amanda Gainey Sybil Gardner James Goodman Leonard Gunter Edith Hatley Ronnie Hatley Martha Hogan Tommy Holland Joyce Hollaway Larry Howard Mike Jackson Deb by Johnson Mike Johnson Louis Jones Wanda Jones Frances King Billy Kremer Stuart Lasater 94 Eagerly anticipating I ' m not kiddin ' ! Doris Lashley Robert Lewter Earl McLaurin Linda McLean Jennifer Mann Linda Mann Candace Meacham Ronald Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Tim Mitchel l Gail Norwood Mary Norwood 95 that long-awaited year Steve learns that the junior year is not only amusement but also drudgery. Linda Oldham Sue Parker Dennis Parker Tommy Parks Kay Reeves Walter Rhodes Edna Riddle William Roberson Emily Roberts Randy Roberts Keith Roper Jacqueline Rountree 96 Shirley Scurlock Jackie Seagroves Martyne Self Irmtraud Senkiw Lee Smith Linda Tuck Johnny Waldeck Bill Walden Kay Webster Ava Wheeler Scott Whitaker Taylor White Lfeo Winston Lillian Wolfe Gene Womble Patricia Wood P am Woods Pat Woods Ronnie Woody Barbara Young 97 Two years too late for feeling uncomfortable; Bruce Ihme, Treasurer; Hope Bouldin, Secretary; James May, Sergeant at Arms; Roy Eubanks, Pres- identjand Libby Jones, Vice President; are the leaders of the sophomore class. Alana Atwater Dianne Barber Marie Barrett Brenda Bland Peggy Jo Bland Vickie Boggs Cathy Bolejack Linda Booiie Hope Bouldin Bobbie Bowman Susan Bowman Vernon Braxton Coy Brewer Rhonda Buchanan Mary Campbell 98 two years too early to worry about graduation Paul Cash Don Cheek Charity Clark Jerry Clark Johnny Clark Don Cooper Paula Cooper Dianne Cross Louise Crutchfield Patricia Currie Angela Dietrich Debby Durham Dona Durham Roy Eubanks Shirley Eubanks James Farrar Janet Farrell Rosie Farrell Sheila Farrell Jesse Fearrington 99 The fascination of biology and Dan Fields Nellie Goins Larry Goowin Diane Gregory Odell Grumble Bobby Harris Linda Hart Carol Harward Mike Harward Steve Hearne Tommy Hearne Pat Henderson Kay Herndon Elaine Horton Stanley Horton 100 Danny Howell Mickey Howell Sheryl Hudson Bruce Ihme Danny Jenkins Freddie Johnson Libby Jones Steve Keck Connie Kern David Knight the microscopic world Eddie Kremer Billy Layton Mike McAllister Teresa McLaurin Mark Malcolm Bertha Mann Ellen Mann Larry Mann Martha Mann Steve Mann 101 Most carefree of P.H.S.ers, and they act it— Joette Markham Janet Mason James May Janice Meacham Paulette Meacham Eddie Miller Eddie Moore Kay Moore Wayne Moore Vickie Nobles Carolyn Nooe Joan Oldham Jerry Olinger Lisa Palmer Polly Parrish Mike Pendergraph Kay Petty Mike Poe Norman Prevatte Jeanine Riddle Linda Roberson Teresa Roberson 102 the sophomores. Linda and Jerry caught in a serious moment. Rena Seagroves Johnny Shaw Bonita Shropshire Judy Singman D. W. Smith Ruth Sparrow Rusty Thomas Steve Thomas William Thomas Celeste Thompson Bonnie Tysor Deborah Wagner Clara Lynn Whitaker Mike Wilson David Womble 103 Faced with new challenges, new friends, Berry Petty, Sergeant at Arms; Phil McNeill, Sec¬ retary; Kathy Goodwin, Treasurer; Kent Cooper, Vice President; Donald Parker, President; are the leaders of the freshman class. Keith Allen Shelia Amos Julia Atwater Dave Blackwelder Glynn Blackw elder Lynn Blackw elder Wallace Bland Gloria Bouldin Harry Bremer Kenneth Burke Linda Burke Inge Butler Joan Campbell Mike Cates Melvin Clark 104 bright hopes for the future. Margaret Collins Kent Cooper Len Cooper Rachel Cooper Randy Cotten Evelyn Crabtree Ann Daniels Darrell Dickens Heike Dietrich Johnny Diggs Vivian Dixon Beth Dominick Brenda Ellis Nora Ellis Diane Farrell Nonie Farrell Margaret Fearrington Ethel Gardner Dru Gilmore Billy Goodman Louene Goodman Kathy Goodwin Benny Gunter James Gunter Reba Gunter Barbara Jean Hackney Bonnie Hackney Cathy Jo Harris Dan Harris 105 High school is a new life entirely Sandra Hart Arm Heatherly Fred Hinsley Frankie Houser Margaret, Cathy Jo, and Frankie enjoy the last few min¬ utes of the school day. Charlotte Howard Carlis Johnson John Johnson David Jones Irvin Jones Kay Jones Wayne Josey Etta Mae Keck Henry Lefler Mike Lemons Jimmy Lewter Judy Lewter Deborah Long Jesse McBane Barry McCoy 108 different from grammar grades Phil McNeill Louise Manring Beth Markham Linda Mason Linda Mitchell Brenda Noble Glynn Nobles David Northcutt Diane Parker Donald Parker Robert Parks Jerry Partin Donna Payne Millard Pendergraph Berry Petty Diligence and exercise build seniors out of freshmen. Carla Post Sarah Reeves Alice Riddle Doris Roberson Earl Roberson Kenneth Rountree 107 Chest in, stomach out! A big challenge for Betty Sanderford Linda Sanders Debra Seagroves Dale Snipes David Snipes Lela Spivey Ellen Stoudenmire Bud Thomas Gene Thomas this year’s freshmen. Kenny Triplett Cathy Vaughan Alfred Waldeck Steve Walsh Cherene Whitaker Ricky Whitfield Jean Williams Teresa Williams Lindy Wimberly Ray Womble 108 Special Education Mr.Bill McKinney Mr. McKinney is always willing to help A small but hard working group. MINORS MINORS MINORS • MINORS • MINORS • no MINORS MINO mumm _ A ________- — 111 Miss Betty Jo Amick Eighth Grade Mrs. Marshall Atwater First Grade Mrs. Katherine Barnes Sixth Grade Mr. Joe Burke Seventh Grade Mrs. Elizabeth P. Campbell Sixth Grade Miss Mable Cheek Fifth Grade Mrs. Joyce Collins Second Grade Mrs. RuthT. Dudley Seventh Grade Disciplinarians, counselors, examples • • • Mr. Harry Goodwin Eighth Grade Mrs. H.L. Green Fourth Grade Mrs. C.P.Harward, Third Grade Mrs. E.H. Horton Fourth Grade Jr. Mrs. Lucille Y. Horton Second Grade Mrs. Edith Houser Fifth Grade Mrs. Bessie W. Hoyt Special Education Mrs. Joyce F. Jackson Eighth Grade Mrs. Gladys Lindley First Grade Mrs. Berta Colrane McBane Third Grade 112 Mrs. Hazel McCollum Fourth Grade Mrs. A. L. McNeill Fourth Grade Mrs. Dorothy Miller First Grade Mrs. Jo Ann Myers Special Education Mrs. Margaret Norwood First Grade Mrs. W. C. Oldham Third Grade Mrs. Henry Procter Fifth Grade Mrs. Shirley Siler Special Education Teacher ' s Aid giving advice, enlightening, reminding. Mrs. Lois Thompson Second Grade Mrs. June P. Trageser Second Grade Mrs. Jerry M ' . Trammell Eighth Grade Mrs. Marjorie A. Vaughn Fifth Grade Mrs. Becky Wallace Seventh Grade Miss Nellie G. Wheeler Special Education Mrs. Sam White Sixth Grade Mrs. Roy Williams Third Grade 113 Madeline Adams Richard Amos James Arthurs Pam Arthurs Kathy Baker Carol Barnette Lolly Blair Connie Blaylock Donnie Bradley Kaye Brewer Tommy Burnette Carlyle Campbell Robert Canada Deitra Carter Ronald Cheek Winfred Cheek Danny Chrisco Steve Cooper Joe Crawford Linda Crissman Eddie Duke Donnie Ellis Pam Ellis Kathy Gales Henry Goodman Jane Goodman Carey Green Evalyn Griffin Ted Griffin Wayne Hackney Bobby Harris Charlotte Hearae Linda Hill Stuart Hill Charlene Horton Randy Howard Robert Hughes Jackie Johnson Paulette Johnson Ricky Johnson Cathy Jones Bruce Keck Betsy Kidd Vickie Lanier Sherry Lewis Kent McCullen Don McNeill Wayne Meacham Bill Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Cookie Moore Sandra Moore Gene Oldham John Oldham Lee Pendergraph Patsy Phillips Jerry Poe Karen Ratcliff Melisa Reeves Fred Richards David Roberson Eddie Ray Roberson Dwight Ryan Pam Self Ella Senkiw Linda Shaw Bill Smith Brenda Staley Linda Stone Edward Straughn Phillip Strictland Jimmy Thompson Cathy Tripp Ricky Tripp Teresa Tuck Terry Tysor Joanne Vaness Billy Wagner Hal Wagner Christine Waldeck Deborah Webster Ester Wheeler Wayne Wheeler Biff White Eddie Williams Kathy Williams Mary Margret Williams Steve Williams Vickie Woody 4 114 Seventh Grade George Andrews Steve Andrews Merwin Arnold James Atwater David Barrington Susan Birmingham Kent Bohns Nancy Boone Glenn Braxton Janice Buchanan Patricia Burke Beverly Calhoun David Carter Pamela Cash Diane Churchill Ronald Churchill Elbert Clark Debbie Cox Larry Crabtree Sue Daniel Fred Diggs Thomas Downing Louise Ellis Debbie Eubanks Jean Farrar Patricia Farrell Wayne Farrow Barry Freeman Henry Gales Richard Gates Sylvia Griffin Billy Hamlet Debbie Hamlet Tyndall Harris Dennis Heame Sharon Heame Vickie Heame James Henderson Diane Holland Jean Johnson Jonathan Jones Rodney Jones Susan Jones Denise Kidd Jo Lanier Frances Lawrence James Layton Danny Looper Marty McBane Sharon McCoy Janet McCullen Ray McGhee Donna McKinney Kathy Macey Jefferey Malcolm David Mann Lynn Mann Pam Mitchell Reid Moore Jerry Nobles Ralph O ' Daniels James Oldham Jeanette Padgett Lisa Parrish Billy Petty, Jr. Mike Pope Brenda Ragan Elaine Ratcliff Dean Riggsbee Fredrick Riggsbee Bobby Roberson, Jr. Ruth Roberson Martha Roberts Maurice Sanders Vicki Seagroves Vickie Seagroves Tommy Smith Frankie Snipes John Sparrow Larry Suttles Kay Taylor Tim Taylor Sylvia Triplett Frances Diane Tripp Shelby Tripp Stanley Wagner Teresa White Debbie Williams Debbie Williams Larry Williams Leon Williams, Jr, Peggy Williams Robert Williams Stanley Williams Vicki Williams Rouse Wilson III Sarah Wolfe Donald Womble Michael Woody 115 Sixth Grade Jill Arthurs Gail Ashworth Steve Barker George Barrett Cathy Blackwelder Sally Bland Jo Anne Boone Charles Brame Paul Bratti Paula Bratti Jane Brewer Amelia Bryan Beth Burgess Cheryl Burnett Sylvia Butler Phyllis Campbell Mike Carroll Cindy Cates Bobby Chambers Sharon Cheek Ann Clark Eddie Clark Mark Cole Scott Cole Sammy Cooper Deborah Crissman Rockie Crissman Sydney Dominick Gregory Dukes Ida Durham James Ellis Pat Ellis Tim Gilmore Carolyn Goodman Milo Goodman Greg Goodman Kathy Griffin Patsy Griffin Randy Griffin Donald Grumble Lynn Hargroves Diane Heame Terry Herndon Shanna Hollaway Tim Holleman Harry Horton Edward Howard Mike Howard Jerry Dime Joe Jackson Stanley Johnson Marie Jones Barbara Justice Teresa Kacperski Randy Keck Ronnie Langley Pamela Lindley Lee Lloyd Donna Manring Jeffrey Markham Carolyn McKee Martha Mitchell Kathy Noble Charlotte Norris Pamela Oakley Eric Oldham Veronica Padgett Dale Parker Keith Partin Kenneth Perry Gail Petty Ray Porter Avace Richards Gilbert Riddle Millie Riddle Thomas Riggsbee Eddie Roberson Gene Sayer Marlene Sears Diane Smith Diane Snipes Ray Spivey Mitchell Strictland Sharon Stubbs Dennis Thrift Ricky Torbert Betty Triplett Bobby Tripp Denise Tuck Kathy Vick Ruby Lee Wagner Gary Whitaker Sylvia White Michael Windsor Brenda Wood Steve Woody Susan Woody Mike Yates 116 Fifth Grade Marla Arnold Gail Ashworth Lesa Baker Joan Bouldin Harold Boykin Daryl Bradley Anthony Bright Clint Bryan Janis Bryant Darlene Buchanan Michael Burnette Richard Burnett Betty Bynum Ronnie Carter Gayle Casey Carolyn Churchill Jerry Clark Sharon Clark Bill Clegg Raymond Collins Cynthia Cooper Sharon Cooper Vann Cooper Patsy Council Darlene Cox Ronnie Cox Frances Daniel William Diggs Mark Donaldson Jerry Eubanks Nancy Farrar John Farrell Kenneth Farrell Gw enda lyn F e a rring ton Connie Foushee Bobby Gales Edward Gunter Gregory Hackney Kenneth Hackney Ray Hackney Mary Harris Deborah Harward Norma Hathaway Lila Heatherly Cecile Heaton Jeff Herndon Sharon Holder Deborah Holland Jeneverette Howard Ricky Howard Diane Hudson Michael Jackson Ray Johnson Dianne Jones Jennifer Keck Do uglas Kelly Steve Kelly Debbie Kremer Cathy Lawrence Sharon McCullen Bonnie McGee Bobby McGhee Harry McIntosh Patricia Mann Elaine Mann Ronnie Mason Charlene Matthews Norman May Gary Meacham Keith Meacham Rodney Morris Colby Parks Walker Perry Kathy Petty George Phillips Cynthia Poe Audrey Post Deborah Raynor Ann Reeves Ricky Riddle Lydia Riggsbee Susan Roberts Denise Seagroves Andy Semour Craig Sikes Douglas Sirls Claudia Smith Gary Smith Carol Sparrow Patricia Stutts Billy Joe Suttles Dan Symes Sherman Taylor Dana Thomas Eddie Thomas Jane Thomas Steven Thomas Steven Webster Don Whitaker Danny Williams Nena Williams Leon Williams Richard Williams Braxton Wilson Tony Wimberly Diane Winston Lacy Woods 117 Fourth Grade Teresa Jo Abrams Kyle Allred John Arthurs Annette Christine Beckwith Edwin Birmingham Jeffrey Bowling Dennis Brasington Maria Bratti Jerry Franklin Braxton Evie Bright Kathy Brown Betsy Burnette Max Butler William J. Camp David Carter Teresa Cash Arthur Clark Danny Russell Clark Janet Clark Mike Crissman Barry Davis Rodney Dawson Carey Michael Durham Sharon Edge Susan Elixson Denise Ellis Dolly Damess Ellis Denise Eubanks Rita Eubanks John Farrell III Patricia Dawn Farrell Roscoe Farrell III David Gilchrist Jeffrey Gilmore Earl Green Patricia Gregory Kenneth Lee Goodman Sherry Goodwin Darlene Griffin Glenlland Hackney Kevan Hearn Glenda Faye Holt Dolly Horton Jane Hudson Thomas Hudson, Jr. David Jackson Ronnie T. Johnson Betty Jones Joan Jones William Sandy Kelly Kenneth Knight Susan Lane Rannie Lanier Robert Leesmitzer Ellen McIntosh Daniel McLaurin, Jr. Marsha E. Mann Mitchell Mann Terry Mann Kennie Markham Kaye Mitchell Peggy Mitchell William A. Mitchell Johnny Moore Margaret Norwood Mildred Oldham Mary Parks Randy Pendergraft Debbie Pendergraph Glenda Perkins Pamela Phillips Victor Lee Pope Marvin Post, Jr. Phil Poythress Patricia Ratliff Sherry Richards Cecil Ray Riddle Elaine Roberson Geoffrey Roper Robin Seagroves Debora Sears Jeri Shaner Randy Sirls Helen Smith Susan Gwen Smith Janet Spivey Vance Strader Deborah Taylor Cathy Thomas Vicky Thomas Norman Tripp Lindo Webster, Jr. Miranda Aim White Denise Williams Diane Woody 118 Allen Andrews Ronda Andrews Janet Ashworth Ray Atkinson Beth Atwater Tony Barker Gil Boggs Charlene Bouldin Ray Bouldin Johnny Breedlove Tommy Brewer Gail Bright Susan Brooks Steve Brown William Bynum Ronald Calicutt Jane Carroll Richard Carter David Casey Billy Chambers Donald Clark Mary June Clark Teresa Clark Kay Clegg Connie Cole Polly Cole William Cooper Joey Cox William Currie Susan Dark Wendy Dixon Wanda Dukes Rodney Durham Debra Ellis Luke Ellis Thomas Ellis Mike Eubanks Sandra Faircloth Ethel Farrell Robin Gerringer Willie Gilcrest Diane Goodman Peggy Goodman Tobie Goodman Laurie Green Robert Griffin Jean Gunter Roland Gunter Mona Hackney Marianne Harbison Eleanor Heath Donna Holland Barry Horton Cindy Horton John Huston Charles Jackson Robert Jackson Marty Johnson Randy Johnson Virginia Johnson Jean Justice Ruth Keck Kathryn Kelly Sharon Laughridge Henry Lawhon Keith Lawrence Richard Lawrence Debra Leesnitzer Freddy Lipofski Lisha Lloyd Billy Lockmay George Matthews Jean Matthews Michael May Cheryl Meacham Shelia Norris Maxine Norwood Gary Oakley Mark Perry Brenda Reynolds Timmie Reynolds Arm Riddle Mark Riggsbee Larry Riggsbee Richard Roberson Berry Sayer Kathy Sears Cindy Seymour David Stoudenmire Bob Strowd Johnny Strowd Edward Tripp Mike Tripp T . C . West III Donna White Felipe Wilkie Curtis Williams Forrest Williams Wanda Williams John Windsor George Woody Third Grade 119 Second Grade Kent Allred Tim Ashworth Janet Atkinson Walter Augustine Betsy Baker Penny Beckwith Debbie Bell Anna Black Kenny Blanton Richard Bowers Susan Boykin Robert Braxton Randy Brooks Ann Brown Jill Bryan Terry Bush Belle Butler Jamie Camp Rickey Campbell Teresa Carroll Robert Clark Wanda Clark Dawn Conrad Faye Cooper Jenny Cooper Kay Council Donald Crabtree Ellen Crissman Laura Daniels James Dean Sheryl Douglas Frankie Durham Jimmie Eddins, Jr. Gerald Edge Amy Ellis Mike Ellis Vicki Ellis James Farrell Kathi Gilmore Donna Glosson Tami Goodwin William Ed Gunter Diane Harmon David Harris Georgia Harris Eddie Hathaway Sherrie Horton Darlene Howard Vickie Howard Dennis Howell Connie Johnson Lavem Jones Cathy Keck Cynthia King Steve Lanier Betsy Lasater Andy Lawrence Curtis Lefler Gregory Lemons Resa Lemons Dawn Lindley Beth Lipofski Ronald Lipofski Jackie Looper Kathie Looper Russel McGhee Joni McIntosh Kay McLaurin Debbie McSwain Jimmy Manring Dennis May Kim Meacham Christopher Mills Cindy Mitchell Connie Mitchell Joey Mitchell Rose Moore Ricky Morris Tami Morris Doc Newell Robert Norwood Bert Perry Julie Perry Mitzi Poe Jackie Roberson Freddie Sanders Elaine Sayer Jane Sayer Wanda Sealey Shelly Shaner Denise Shropshire Wayne Sikes Gail Smith Mark Smith Ronnie Smith Wanda Staley Joey Suttles Vickie Sue Taylor Charles Tesh Judy Thomas Scott Thomas Dawn Wadsworth Amy Wagner Crystal White JanetWilliams Terry Wimberly William Wood 120 First Grade Maria Atwater Betty Jo Baker Eddie Baker Barry Blanton Donna Bouldin Dwayne Bradley Janet Braxton Kathy Braxton Dale Breedlove Karen Buchanan Joanne Burke Renee Burns Donald Campbell Dianna Carper Kim Carter Donna Faye Clark Gerald Clark Warren Clark Danny Cooper Deborah Cooper Debbie Crabtree Elizabeth Deese Joey Dixon David Eliot Joe Mark Ellis Kennie Ellis Mike Ellis Sherry Sue Ellis Donna Ann Eubanks Frances Farrar Ann Farrell William Gerringer Lorraine Godwin Bumie Griffin Ricky Hackney Angela Ruth Hatley Stephen Hollaway Edward Holmes, Jr. Donna Louise Holt Sherry Honeycutt Angela Horton Barry Howard Sheila Howard Angela Hughes Kevin Huston Mike Johnson Lisa Jones Rhonda Jones Grant Joyner Joseph Brian King Greg Langley Belinda Lanier Marlin Lasater Tony Leesnitzer Lonnie Lemons Jimmy Lipofski Ty McCoy Joy Mann Vicky Mann Amanda Manring Barbara Mason Phillip Matthews Diane May Donald Meacham Cynthia Mitchell Connie Nordon Debby Norris Brian Norwood Tony Parrish Phyllis Penny Tommy Perry Sandra Poe Francis Rowe Robert Sears Jimmy Shaw Sandy Sineath Bobby Smith Tommy Stanley Wesley Staley Hubert Haywood Stone Sherry Strowd Terry Sturdivant Joey Stutts Annette Tesh Lynn T riplett Kim Vaughn Linda Vick Billy Walters Kennie Webster Richard Webster Garry Edward Wilkie Michael Willett Deborah Williams Elizabeth Wilson Melinda Womble 121 Special Education Bonnie Allen David Andrews Johnny Ray Andrews David Banks Barbara Breedlove Becky Burgess Brenda Covert Sharon Eaves Arm Ellis Eugene Farrell Pamela Farrell George Hackney Mike Hargraves Terry Horton Christopher Jordan Marty Lindley Vernon Lockamy Kay McNeill Aubrey Moore Billy Ray Penny Joyce Penny Douglas Phillips Douglas Pickard Kevin Pollard Ray Robertson Thomas Robertson Kathy Smith Norman Staley Bobby Williams Deborah Williams Richard Wilson Bobby Wood Mary Wood Nellie Wood Ann Reeves crowned Halloween Princess. Soon today will be tomorrow. Elementary students work hard, too. 122 CL Aj Lo C jy. Srftay a ctc ouJ jtb M J fc p pUAJ GuvJ- £yU Slo) OLAtVOUgl) , v - CO dyv 1 L , Jb QuL ( C Ua U u{ C-x PO- ' c0 . ' • P f 5 f. 2) l PATRONS PATRONS • PATRONS • PATRONS • PATR Lypu 0 CUlMj 124 f, , ONS • PATRONS PITTSBORO CITY LIMIT 125 Supporting Better Education For a Greater Pittsboro LOCAL UNION 1931-AFL-CIO Pittsboro, North Carolina Organized 1933 126 Compliments of WEBSTER POULTRY COMPANY LA B ?l Webster ' s • f u.s 7 iHMITMIHI OF , k 0«IC0lTU « Uj o £ REO 127 128 We welcome you to our full-service bank Old —Independent BANK OF PITTSBORO HAS SERVED THE PITTSBORO AREA SINCE 1901 Full Service Bank Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes Night Depository Travelers Checks Auto Loans Farm Loans Business Loans Home Loans Personal Loans Deposits insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 129 COOPER AND HARRIS FORD MOTOR COMPANY j 5 - ' mustang The Barbee Agency Allen Barbee B. J . 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Phone 542-3419 Chapin Oldham-Camp Oldham MEDALLION TIRES 141 Our wild Betas prepare to storm Asheville. McLaurin Grocery Fancy Groceries - Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods Fresh Vegetables Goldston, N. C. Phone: 898-4629 PETE’S MARKET Meats - Groceries - Fresh Produce 142 Compl iments of PROGRESSIVE STORE Pittsboro, N . C . quality meats and groceries E . W . Barrington Manager Jewelry Department Gift Department Jewe try-Drugs-Sundries After-School Hangout 143 BALDWIN- STOUT SHOP Fine Fashions of Pittsboro HILLTOP LANES INCORPORATED Highway 64 Bypass Siler City, N . C . Featuring 12 AMF Automatic Pinspotters BOWL TEN PINS America ' s Fastest Growing Family Sport Congratulations to the Seniors of Pittsboro High School KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY INC. Burl ington North Carolina Manufacturers and Distributors of Hosiery and Casual Slippers 144 HENRY’S RESTAURANT Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of Dainty Biscuit Flour Randolph Corn Meal Randolph Feeds City Electronics Zenith TV - Black and White - Color Radio - Television - Appliances - Sales Service 102 Hi 1 Isboro Street Pittsboro, North Carolina 542-2263 145 Compliments of JUSTICE MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac Oldsmobile Chevrolet Pittsboro Development Corp. Promoting Pittsboro Progress Industrial Inquiries Invited Sites Funds Available Write Box 98 Phone 542-2222 Pittsboro, N . C. W. Gordon Burns Washing Greasing 146 McNEILL ROBERTS BUILDING SUPPLY CO. INC. FLYNT’S FLORIST ECONOMY FURNITURE COMPANY Choose Your Furniture Carefully. Let Mr. Shaw Help You Furnish Your Home from the Front Door to the Back. Building Contractors Materials of alI Kinds Phone 542-2011 Pittsboro, N . C . Flowers to meet every need. Polly and Jim Invite You In Pittsboro Siler City ' plotvetA- (Uf Ti Ote 147 P. O . Box 573 GOLDSTON WOOD PRODUCTS, fa Buyers of Lumber, Logs, and Standing Timber of All Species in Large or Small Quantities Phone: Area Code 919-524-3550 Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312 J. V. Cheerleaders give a rousing cheer for the team. BILL GERRINGER’S CHEVROLET Apex, North Carolina CHEVROLET Let Big Bill put you behind the wheel of the finest automobile - twelve minutes away from Bill Gerringer ' s Chevrolet. 148 Compliments of A. W. GOLDSTON AND SONS LUMBER COMPANY Wholesa le and Retai I Piftsboro North Carolina Phone: 542-2722 PITTSBORO INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Pittsboro, North Carolina Phone: 542-7491 Our Goal 149 C- j ftiR !-■it■ vxWm roi «(i£. ApexT N CQ , oC v Is , K W ' ' ' • m AV 4 UO- e Phone 3 4-2051 P. B. Copeland Ronald Copeland 354-6031 354-6093 rr d • . (y-KjJ lJ - SMITH  .„ _ VWct LH3 CECENTER : ( Sanford Road (. V V Quali R lc ppiKg -. A - ' -C One Day Service CU ' a d Shoes-Nofions Read -t;znAV ear CX U S-AJ V SHENANDOAH .RESTAURANT ... ir Jj-b U-C C- 4Uo VJU c i LPEPARTMENT yvoo uJ STORE CbJLQ j U3 R.C. Mbrd6c obNdnd fcuby ' Bolb jack 6A_ L ' r LAJlJ . J w C- -V- v - S4sbough Pittsbc ner Street ttsboro 7 ) Up. — : 10 wX V..- y Congratulates to thC Class of 1967 VE ' IPTa jl A l 7 , Z 1 1 u ’ ttsboro North Carolina GLASCO SINESS ACHINES Carolina Sales and Service W6rds only begin to tell the story. 150 TWIN LAKES GOLF CLUB, INC. WESTEND PRODUCE Mann ' s Chapel Road Chapel Hill, N . C. Highway 64 Pittsboro, N . C . CENTRAL CAROLINA FARMERS INCORPORATED Fertilizers Farm Supplies Pittsboro, N . C. RAY ' S SUPERMARKET General Merchandise Moncure, N . C . UPTOWN BEAUTY SHOP Where beauty meets Fashion 12 East Salisbury Street Pittsboro, North Carolina Phone 542-2242 Where there’s beauty there ' s charm. MONCURE PURE OIL Tires - Tubes - Batteries Washing Greasing U. S . 1 Bypass Moncure, N . C . C. B. PERRY Groceries-Gas-Oi I A Friend to Al I P. H . S . Students Pittsboro North Carol ina SILER CITY SEAFOOD MARKET 151 Compliments of HENRY BLAIR GLENN MANN Hardware BuiIding Materials Groceries Gas - Oi 1 22 Hi 1 Isboro Street Pittsboro, N . C . Pittsboro, N . C. Highway 87 542-3043 LLER HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Indoor Climate Specialists Phone 898-2211 Goldston, N. C FRIENDLY BARBER SHOP We need your heads in our business ' Carrboro, N . C . MONCURE VARIETY STORE General Merchandise P . O . Box 137 Moncure, N . C . Mrs. R. L. Moore % Compliments of DARK ' S HATCHERY INC. Quality Chicks Poultry Supplies Phone 542-3912 TROY ' S GRILL Hamburgers Hot Dogs Ice Milk New Hill 542-9699 Bynum, N . C . C.E. DURHAM AND SON Philco Appliances General Merchandise 152 GRIFFIN SHOE STORE DEEP RIVER USED CAR LOT Crosby Square Shoes for men Route 5, Sanford, N. C. Phone: 775-5132 Anvil Brown Work Clothes Compare Our Cars Compare Our Prices Pittsboro, N . C . LSONVILLE BARBER SHOP Shop Hours Thursday 12:00-9:00 Friday 10:00-9:00 Saturday 8:00-6:00 Roscoe Wi Ison Operator Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 McCRIMMON DRUG CO. Pittsboro, North Carolina Finest Quality Chicks PITTSBORO HATCHERY INC. Te lephones: Office: 542-2022 Residence: 542-2668 Pittsboro, North Carolina PITTSBORO DRY CLEANERS For the Best in Cleaning Mrs. Lacy R. Burns, Manager Pittsboro North Carolina BILL ' S LUNCH Route 5 Sanford, N . C . Phone: 776-1724 one mile south of Moncure Bill Womble, Owner RIGGSBEE-HINSON FURNITURE, INC. Furniture Quality Reasonable Carrboro, N . C . 153 ELAINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Styles to make you stylish Elaine York, Owner Phone: 542-2278 Pittsboro, N. C. PITTSBORO ICE FUEL COMPANY Ice - Coal - Brick - Blocks - Sand Bulldozing - Road Building - Fertilizer Phone 542-3616 Pittsboro, N . C . CARROLL ' S ESSO SERVICE Junction 64-87 Pittsboro, N . C . Phone: 542-3860 Compliments of TOWN SHOP of Pittsboro Ladies Ready to Wear PITTSBORO CASH GROCERY AND SHOE DISCOUNT CENTER Edge on Fashion J. B. ROBBINS In Chapel Hill for the Carolinas R0LL-0-RAMA SKATING RINK Where a bump is a laugh 912 Fields Drive Phone 776-4549 Sanford, N . C. HONDA Buy Yours in Chapel Hill at TRAVEL-ON MOTORCYCLE CO. 504 W. Franklin St. 929-2364 154 HARRIS AND FARRELL ' S General Merchandise Bynum, North Carolina Hunting and Fishing License BARKER ' S BARBER SHOP Pittsboro, North Carolina Compliments of CLAY SCOTT GROCERY, Apex, N. C. APEX PAINT HEADQUARTERS, Apex, N. C. W. R. MARKHAM SAM WHITE ' S SERVICE STATION, Pittsboro, N. C. PHIL ' S DRIVE-IN 155 Faculty-Senior Directory Adrian Allred B. S ., High Point College . Esther T. Bowling B. S., M. Ed., Milligan College, Western Maryland College, East Tennessee State University. Gene T. Brooks B. S., East Carolina. Joyce J. Cotten B. S., Campbell College. Brenda P. Eskridge A. B., Meredith College. Sallie Horton A. B., Louisburg and Meredith College.. Gene A. Johnson B. A., South Dakota State. Ethel M. Johnston A. B., University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Louise C. Kidd A.B., Meredith College. David J. Kitzmiller A. B., University of NorthCarolina William Scott Lucas B. S., M. A., North Carolina State College,Appalachian StateTeach- ers College. Annie W. May B.S., East Carolina College. Mary S. Riggsbee A. B., Louisburg Junior College, University of North Carolina. John R. Shaner B. S., Albright College. Mary A. Shotts A. B., M. A., University of Ala¬ bama, University of North Carolina, Columbia University. David E. Stoudenmire B. S., M. ED., Clemson Univer¬ sity, University of South Carolina. Mozelle M. Wadsworth A. B., Meredith College. Sam W. White A.B., M. Ed., University of North Carolina, Elon College, University of Virginia. Ann D. Williams A. B., Queens College. Dorothy Yates A. B., Meredith College. Dennis Arnold Librarian 1,2,3,4. Mike Blackwelder Little Theatre 4;F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 3,4. Grady Blair Little Theatre 4; Glee Club 2; Art Club 2; D.E.C.A. 3; Librarian 1; Chapel Hill Senior High 2,3. Betty Sue Boone Cheerleader 1,2,3, Chief 4; Mon¬ ogram Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep¬ resentative 3; Social Committee 2,3, Chairman 4; Dragon News staff 4; Best-All-Around 4; Class Vice President 1,2, Secretary 3,4; Little Theatre 2,3; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4; F.H.A. 1, 2;History Club 3;Home- coming Court 1, 3; Valentine Court 1,2, Queen 3; Chatham Record staff 4. Danny Bowman Track 2,4; DraqonNews staff 4; Art Club 1, 2,4; History Club 2; Science Club 1,2,3; Sanford Central High School 1,2; Mrs. P.H.S. 4. Debbie Brown D.E.C.A. 4; Librarian 2,3. Lee Buchanan Football 1; Dragon News staff 4; F.F.A. 1; Bus Driver 4; History Club 3; Librarian 3,4; Chatham Record staff 4. Kendall Bullington 4-H Club 1; Science Club 1. Gwynne Burke J.V. Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Little Theatre 2, Pres¬ idents, Vice President 4; Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,4. Alton Campbell J.V. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Boys State 3; Student Council President 4; Projects Com¬ mittee 1,2,3; Draqonian staff, Sports Editor 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Little Theatre 1, 2,3; French Club 4; ArtClub4; KeyClub 2,3, Treas¬ urer 4; Health Careers Club, Vice President 3; History Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 4, President 3; Astronomy Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3. Freddie Chrisco Football 1,2, 3,4;Basketball 2;Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Little Theatre 3,4; F.F.A. 1. 156 Wilma Jean Clark Publicity Committee 1,2;D.E.C.A. 3,4; Art Club 2; F.H.A. 1; Home¬ coming Court 2. Timmy Cooper Bus Driver 4; Little Theatre 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Librarian 1, 2,3,4. Vickey Cotten Cheerleader 2; Monogram Club 2; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Home¬ coming Court 1; Moncure High School 1,2; Dragon News staff 4. Kenneth Crabtree Bus Driver 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Li¬ brarian 3,4; 4-H Club 3,4. Marvin Creed Track 1; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Little Theatre 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; F. F.A. 1,2,3,4. Van Creed Baseball 1; Bus Driver 3, 4; Little Theatre 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,3,4. Danny Deese Basketball 3; Little Theatre 3;D.E. C.A. 4; F.F.A. 1. James Diggs Bus Driver 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2. Glenda Dixon J. V. Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1,4; Health Careers 1. Larry Downing Track 1,2; Sports Committee 4; Dragon New s staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1,2; F ,F .A. 1; Science Club 3 . Bryan Farrar Track 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Key Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; History Club 1,2,3; 4-HClub l,2;Astronomy Club 1,2. Bonnie Farrell Most Dependable 4; Bus Driver 3,4; French Club 4; F.H.A. 1. Van Farrell Football 1,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Marshal 3,4; Student Council Sec¬ retary 2; Publicity Committee 3; Dragon News staff 4; Little Theatre 2,3,4; French Club 4; Art Club 2,3; Debate Club 2,3,4; History Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Science Club 1,2, 3; Chatham Record staff 4. Willa Fearrington J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basket¬ ball 2; Basketball Scorekeeper 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Marshal 3,4; Girls State 3; Elections Committee 4; Dragonian staff, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Dragon News staff 4; Little Theatre 1,2; French Club 4; F.H.A. l;DebateClub 2,3;History Club 3;Library Club l;Beta Club 3,4. Nancy Foushee Basketball Manager 3,4; D.E.C .A. , Associate President 4; F.H.A. 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4; His¬ tory Club 3; Librarian 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4. Rickey Frye D.E.C.A. 3,4; Librarian 2, 3,4. Glinda Garrett J.V. Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball Manager 3; Little Theatre 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; D.E.C.A. 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Health Careers 1,2; History Club 2,3; Miss P.H.S . 4 Sue Goodman J.V. Basketball Manager 3; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; History Club 3; Librarian 1,2,3,4. Peggy Dickens Gregson Basketball 1,2, 3,4; All-Conference I, 2,3; Girls ' Softball 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Officerl,2;Glee Club l;French Club 2;F.H. A. 1,2;Librarian 1,2;Moncure High School 1, 2; Basketball Co-cap¬ tain 4. George Griffin Track 1,2,4; D.E.C.A.4; F.F.A.2. Doug Gunter J. V. Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Bas¬ ketball 3; D.E.C.A. 3,4; F.F.A. 1, Treasurer 2; 4-H Club 1,2. Mary Ann Gunter Basketball 1,2,3; Girls ' Softball 1; Monogram Club 1,2; Librarian 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Class President 1,2; Glee Club 1,2;F.H.A. 1,2; Librar¬ ian 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Moncure High School 1,2. Ameta Hart Basketball 1,2; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative 2; Dragon News staff 4; Class Treasurer 1, President 2; Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Chatham Record staff 4; Horton High School 1,2. Annette Heath D.E.C.A. 4; Librarian 2,3,4. Merle Haithcox Harrington Cheerleader 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Librarian 2; 4-H Club 1; Homecom¬ ing Court 1; Miss Moncure High School 2; Miss Lee County 2. Jerry Henderson Football 2;MonogramClub 3;F.F.A. 1,3,4. Sandra Cash Herndon Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sports Committee 2,4; Per¬ sonality Plus 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. Treasurer 1; HistoryClub 3; Basketball Co-cap¬ tain 4. Glinda is crowned Miss P.H.S. Shirley Hill J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; Little Theatre 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; History Club 3; Librarian 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4. Cassie Horton Dragon News staff 4; Chatham Rec - ord staff, Editor 4; Little Theatre 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; History Club 1,2. Ronald Horton Football 1,2, Co-captain 3,4; Bas¬ ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Boys State 3; Homeroom Represen¬ tative 4; Sports Committee 1, Chair¬ man 4; Dragon News staff 4; Best All Around 4; Class President 1,3; Sergeant-at-Arms 2,4. Melba Howard D.E.C. A., Treasurer 4; F.H.A, 1, 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4. Tommy Hughes BoysState 3; Student Council Treas¬ urer 1, Vice President 3; Advisory Budget Committee 1; Assembly Committee 2, Chairman 3; Elec¬ tions Committee, Chairman 4; Stu¬ dent Council Handbook Committee Chairman 3; Dragonian staff 4; Drag - on News staff 4; Most Dependable 4; French Club, Vice President4; Key Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice Pres¬ ident 4; Debate Club 2,3,4; His¬ tory Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Astronomy Club 1; Science Club 3; Chatham Record staff 4. 157 Senior Directory Jane Johnson Homeroom Representative 1,2; Pub - licity Committee 4; Student Coun¬ cil Handbook Committeg ' 3; Dragon News staff 4; Most Talented 4; Art Club 2,Secretary 3, Vice Pres¬ ident 4 ; F.H.A. 1,2; History Club 2,3; Piano 1. Ladd Johnson Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Marshal 3,4; Dragon News staff 4; Little Theatre 4; French Club, President 4; F.F.A, 1,2; F.H.A. Sweetheart 4; Key Club 3, Secre¬ tary 4; Beta Club 3; Chatham Record staff 4. Stanley Jones Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. George Justice Best Dressed 4; Little Theatre 1; D.E.C.A. 4; History Club 3. Kathy Kidd Marshal 3, 4; Projects Committee 2; Elections Committee 4; Drag ¬ oman staff, AssistantBusinessMan- ager 3,Business Manager 4; Dragon News staff, Managing Editor 4; Most Intellectual 4; Class Secretary 1; Glee Club 1, pianist 2, 3,4; F,H,A. 1; Health Careers Club 1; History Club 1,2; 4-H Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Piano 1, 2,3,4; Chatham Rec ¬ ord staff 4. Jimmy Lane Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Boys State 3; Bus Driver 4; Little Theatre 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Librarian 1 . Ken Layton Dragon News staff 4; F.F.A. 1; Science Club 3. Sheryl Macey Albertsville High School 1,2,3; F.H.A, 1; 4-H Club 1. Charlene McKinney WakeForestHighSchooll; Librarian 1; Marshal 3,4; Girls State 3; Pro¬ jects Committee 3; Elections Com¬ mittee 4; Dragonian staff, Literary Editor 4; Dragon News staff, Editor in Chief 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Class Vice President 3; Glee Club 3; FrenchClub, Secretary-Treasurer 4; History Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; Chatham Record staff 4. Edward McLaurin Baseball 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Boys State 3; Homeroom Representative I, 2; Projects Committee 2; Pub¬ licity Committee, Chairman 4; Dragonian staff, Photographer 4; Dragon News staff, Business Man¬ ager 4; Most Intellectual 4; Bus Driver 4; Class President 4; Glee Club 2; Band 2; F.F.A. 1; History Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Chatham Record staff 4. Janie Mann Cheerleader 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Girls State 3; Devotion Com¬ mittee 2,4; Chairman 3; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1, Reporter 2; Home¬ coming Court 1. Raymond Mann J. V. Basketball 1; Bus Driver 2,3; D.E.C.A. 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Reid Markham Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Elections Committee 4; Dragonian staff 4; Dragon News staff 4; Beta Club 3, President 4. Alan Miller Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Moncure High School 1,2. Susan Mills Wittiest 4; Little Theatre 3, Treasurer4;F.H.A. 2,3,4; Debate Club 4; History Club 3. Sandra Mitchell Little Theatre 4; Glee Club 4; Mon¬ cure High School 1,2. Brenda Moore Dragon News staff, Feature Editor 4; Glee Club 3; French Club 4; Chatham Record staff 4. Jean Moore Basketball 3; Little Theatre 3; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 2; 4-H Club 1; Moncure High School 1 . Jennie Morrison Basketball 1,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2; D.E.C.A., President 4, District Secretary-Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1; Moncure High School 1. Carol Moses Glee Club 2,3;D.E.C,A. 4;F.HA. 2,3. Ken neth Norwood Bus Driver 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,4. Jimmy tries his hand at photography. Gail Parks J.V. Basketball 1; DragonNews staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Little Theatre 1, 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 1; De¬ bate Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 3. Frankie Pendergraft Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Dragon News staff 4; Class Vice President 4; Little Theatre 2,3, President 4; Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1. Nancy Perry Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Homeroom Representative 3,4; Social Committee 3,4; DragonNews staff 4; Belle 4; Class Treasurer 2,4; Little Theatre 2,3; Glee Club 1;F.H.A. 1,2; History Club 3; 4--H Club l;Homecoming Court 4; Chath ¬ am Record staff 4. Wesley Petty Little Theatre 4; Glee Club 1; D.E. C. A. 3; F.F.A. 1,4. Joe Riggsbee Dragonian staff 4; DragonNews staff 4; Art Club 4; History Club 3; Beta Club 4; Scie nce Club 2,3. Larry Ryan D. E.C.A. 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Jean Sanders Basketball 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Little Theatre 2,3,Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; History Club 3; Librarian 1,2,3,4. 158 Gary Sears Football 2, 3, 4; Little Theatre 4; F.F.A. 3,4. Elizabeth Senkiw Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2,3,4; Sports Committee 3,4; Drag - onian staff, Student Directory Ed¬ itor 4; Most A thl e ti c 4; Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2; History Club 3;Home- coming Court 2; Beta Club 3,4; Pi¬ ano 1; Basketball Co-captain 4. Norton Singman Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4; Wittiest 4; Little Theatre 3,4; Art Club 3; F.F.A. 4; History Club 3; Science Club 3. Joanne Smith J.V. Basketball 1,2; Marshal 3,4; Girls State 3; Elections Committee 4; Draqonian staff, Student Life Ed¬ itor 4. DraqonNews staff, Art Editor 4; Little Theatre 1, 2,3,4; Art Club ’2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2; History Club 2, 3; Beta Club Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; French Club 4. Linda Smith Basketball 2; Glee Club 1; D.E.C.A. 3, Vice President 4, Sweetheart 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Mooresville High School 1,2,3. Carolyn Snipes Dragon News staff 4; French Club 4; Health Careers Club 4. Ray Stone Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Personality Plus 4; Class Officer 1, 2,President 2; Little The¬ atre 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; 4-H 1; Moncure High School 1 , 2 . Colby Tilley Football 1,2,3; Co-captain 4; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2,3,4, All-Conference 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Trackl,2,4; Mon¬ ogram Club 2, 3, 4; Dragon News staff 4; Most Athletic 4; Class Secretary 2; Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1. Jimmy Tilley Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sports Com¬ mittee 3; DraqonNews staff 4; Beau 4; Class Treasurer 3; F.F.A. 1. Senior Directory Gerald Thomas Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Home - room Representative 1; Bus Driver 3; Glee Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,4; 4-H 1,2; Moncure High School 1. Sherry Thomas Dragon News staff 4; Chatham Rec ¬ ord staff 4; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2,3; History Club 3; Piano 3,4; Mon- cure High School 1,2. Billy Thompson Baseball 1,2,3; Homeroom Repre¬ sentative 1; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1, 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club I, 2; Moncure High School 1,2. Jerry Thompson J. V. Basketball 1; Drag on News staff 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Sci¬ ence Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1; History Club 1,2,4. Arnold Torbert Track 1; F.F.A. 2; Key Club 4. Carol Triplett Elections Committee 4; Dragon News staff 4; French Club 4;Chath¬ am Record staff 4. Joan Wasko Dragon News staff 4; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1; History Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. Robert Webster Moncure High School 1; Class Offi¬ cer 1; F.F.A. 1,2, Officer 1. Elton Wheeler Football 2; J.V. Football, Co-cap¬ tain 3; D.E.C.A. 3,4; Astronomy Club 1. Mike White Band 1,2; F.F.A. 4. Carolyn Williams Best Dressed 4; Little Theatre 3, 4; D.E.C.A., Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1; History Club 3; Homecoming Court 3. Mitchell Williams Football 1,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Most Talented 4; Little Theatre 4; F.F.A. 1,3,4; Debate Club 4. George Yates Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 2; F.F.A. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Lizzy and Ronald linger between classes. 159 Student Directory Brenda Allen 42,92 Evelyn Allen 109 Keith Allen 43, 104 Shelia Amos 40, 104 Jerry Andrews 43, 103 Keith Andrews 43 Dennis Arnold 36,37, 78 Alana Atwater 39,42,98 John Atwater 70, 92, 132 Julia Atwater 104 Dianne Barber 98 Marie Barrett 10,36,38,98 Ebbie Barrington 92 Glynn Blackwelder 43, 104 Lynn Blackwelder 43, 104 Dave Blackwelder 43, 104 Mike Blackwelder 37,43 78,136 Grady Blair 78,83 Brenda Bland 37,40,42,45 98,155 Peggy Jo Bland 40, 98 Wallace Bland 43, 104 Vickie Boggs 98 Cathy Bolejack 36,98, 136 Betty Sue Boone 28, 29, 30 31,35,49,56,66,67,77,78 132 Linda Boone 37,42,98 Hope Bouldin 42,98 Gloria Bouldin 42, 104, 148 James Bouldin 43,92, 136 Merle Bouldin 46,66,67 92,142 Lora Ann Bowling 36,40 78 Bobbe Bowman 98 Danny Bowman 14,78,131 138 Susan Bowman 42,98 Jim Brady 92 Andy Branch 64,92 Vernon Braxton 41,43,98 Kathy Breedlove 109 Steve Bremer 43, 104 Coy Brewer 43,98 Reid Bright 92 Debbie Brown 39,78 Steve Bryant 37,41,93,96 Lee.Buchanan 35,36,40,79 133 Rhonda Buchanan 38,40 98 Kendall Bullington 79, 104 Gwynne Burke 37,41,43 45.79 Kenneth Burke 43, 104 Linda Burke 37, 42, 104 Inge Butler 104 Mozelle Bynum 93 Alton Campbell 28,30,31 33,38,40,41,46,47,56,73 79,90,142 J.E. Campbell 93 Joan Campbell 37,40,42 104 Mary Campbell 40,98 Patricia Carpenter 93 Jane Carroll 41,93 Paul Cash 72,99, 143 Mike Cates 43,65, 104 Don Cheek 43,99 Freddy Chrisco 61,64,67 73.79 Cathy Clark 93 Charity Clark 42,99 Jerry Clark 41, 72, 99 Johnny Clark 41, 72,99 Melvin Clark 104 Wilma Clark 39, 79 Howard Cole 43 Clifton Collins 43,93 Margaret Collins 37,40,42 105 Carolyn Cooper 11,93 Don Cooper 72,99 George Cooper 93, 105 Len Cooper 105 Paula Cooper 69,99, 131 Rachel Cooper 42,72, 105 Timmy Cooper 36,37,41 79,83 Kent Cooper 65,104,105 Eddie Cotten 109 Randy Cotten 43, 105 Ruth Cotten 109 Vickey Cotten 34, 35, 37 41,80 Alan Council 43 Annie Ruth Council 40,93 Danny Council 43 Evelyn Crabtree 42, 105 Kenneth Crabtree 36,41 43, 80, 156 Marvin Creed 13,41,43,80 88 Van Creed 37,41,43,80 Dianne Cross 36,68,99,143 155 Louise Crutchfield 99 Patricia Currie 42, 99 Ann Daniels 42, 105 Robert Lee Daniel 43 Judson Dark 64,93 Danny Deese 39,80 Darrell Dickens 43, 105 Angela Dietrich 38, 42, 99 Heike Dietrich 28,31,37 40,42,105 James Diggs 41,80 Johnny Diggs 105 Glenda Dixon 42,80 Ray Dixon 109 Vivian Dixon 37,42, 105 Beth Dominick 9, 37,42 105 Larry Downing 35,81, 138 Debby Durham 37,42,48 68,99 Dona Durham 99, 148 Barry Ellis 43, 62, 67, 81 Brenda Ellis 105 Nora Ellis 36,42,51,72 105 Ronnie Ellis 17,59,67,70 73,93 Jerry Eubanks 43,93 Roy Eubanks 41,72,98,99 Rupert Eubanks 41,43,93 Shirley Eubanks 37,42,99 155 Bryan Farrar 41,79,81 James Farrar 99 Bonnie Farrell 41,55,81,90 Dianne Farrell 37, 42, 72 105 Janet Farrell 42,99 160 Student Directory Nome Farrell 105 Rosy Farrell 99 Sadie Farrell 31,44, 50, 67, 68, 69, 92, 93 Shelia Farrell 36, 51, 66, 67 99,136 Van Farrell 35,38,40,47 76,81,90 Jesse Fearrington 41,99 Margaret Fearrington 38 40,105,106 Willa Fearrington 29,32 35,40,46,47,67,81, 138 142,156 Dan Fields 100 Pam Fletcher 94 Neil Flynt 62, 64, 94 Nancy Foushee 14,39,68 81 Ricky Frye 82 Amanda Gainey 38,39,94 95 Ethel Gardner 31,42, 105 Sybil Gardner 28, 31,44 50.94 Glinda Garrett 37,44,48 82,132,157 Dru Gilmore 42, 105 Nellie Goins 100 Avis Louene Goodman 105 Billy Goodman 65,105 James Goodman 39,43,44 50.51.59.63.64.67.94 Louwene Goodman 37, 42 105 Larry Goodwin 43, 100 Sue Goodman 82 Kathy Goodwin 42, 72, 104 105 Diane Gregory 100 Peggy Dickens Gregson 41 57,68,69,82 George Griffin 39,82 Odell Grumble 43,64, 100 Benny Gunter 43, 105 Douglas Gunter 39,82 James Gunter 43, 105, 108 Leonard Gunter 37,43,94 Mary Ann Gunter 82 Reba Gunter 42,51, 105 Bonnie Hackney 40, 42, 105 Barbara Jean Hackney 31 37,42,105 James Hamlet 43, 109 Merle Haithcox Harrington 41,83 Cathy Jo Harris 38,40,42 66,67,105,106,132 Bobby Harris 100 Dan Harris 65, 105 Ameta Hart 35,83 Linda Hart 100 Sandra Hart 106 Carol Harward 100,72 Mike Harward 70, 71, 100 143 Edith Hatley 75,94 Ronnie Hatlev 28,30,32 38, 46, 94, 142. Steve Hearne 28,30,41,60 100 Tommy Hearne 100 Annette Heath 36,39,83 Ann Heatherley 28,31, 106 Jerry Henderson 43,83 Pat Henderson 42, 100 Kay Herndon 36, 100 Sandra Cash Herndon 40 53,67,68,69,83 Shirley Hill 36,37,68,83 Fred Hinsley 43, 106 Martha Hogan 11,38,39 40,46,94,142 Tommy Holland 94 Joyce Hollaway 94 Cassie Horton 34, 35,83 Elaine Horton 36,51, 100 143 Kathy Horton 105,148 Ronald Horton 28,30,31 34,35,44,47,56,61,63,64 67,70,73,77,84,156, 159 John Johnson 43,106 Ladd Johnson 34,35,37,40 41,42,47,50,67,73,84,90 Mike Johnson 36,37,94 Wincie Jane Johnson 34,35 38,49,54,84 David Jones 106 Irvin Jones 43, 106 Kay Jones 40,42,72, 106 Libby Jones 10,42,98,101 Louis Jones 43,94 Stanley Jones 16,84,88 Wanda Jones 4, 38, 46, 94 142 Stanley Horton 43, 100 Frankie Houser 38,40,66 67,106 Charlotte Howard 40, 42 106 Larry Howard 41,43,94 Melba Howard 39,44,50 84 Danny Ho well 43, 101 Mickey Howell 43, 101 Cheryl Hudson 37,42, 101 Tommy Hughes 28,30, 31 32,34,35,38,40,41,46,47 55,84,90,138,142,156 Bruce Ihme 62,64,72,98 101 Mike Jackson 48, 70,92 94 Danny Jenkins 36,37,43 70,101 Jean Jenks 109 Carlis Johnson 43, 106 Debbie Johnson 40,68,69 94 Freddie Johnson 101 Wayne Josey 43,106 161 Student Directory George Justice 39,52,84 131,140 Steve Keck 43, 101 Etta Mae Keck 106 Connie Kern 101 Kathy Kidd 31,32,34,35 40.46.47.55.85.138.142 Frances King 94 David Knight 63,64,67 101 Billy Kremer 43,94, 133 Eddie Kremer 101 Jimmy Lane 10,37,41,47 64,67,85,101 Stuart Lasater 43,94 Doris Lashley 39,41,66,67 95 Billy Layton 101 Kenneth Layton 35,85 Henry Lefler 43, 106 Mike Lemons 43,65, 106 Jimmy Lewter 72, 106 Judy Lewter 40,42,72 106 Robert Lewter 95 Deborah Long 42, 106 Mike McAllister 31,41,72 101 Jesse McBane 65, 106 Barry McCoy 106 Charlene McKinney 32, 34 35.40.46.47, 56,85,90 138.142 Earle McLaurin 95 Edward McLaurin 30, 33, 34, 35 35.41.45.46.47, 50, 55,73 77,85,142,156,158 Teresa McLaurin 101 Lynda McLean 95 Phil McNeill 65,70, 104 107 Sheryl Macey 85 Mark Malcom 38, 101 Bertha Mann 40,42, 101 Janie Mann 46,47,66,67 85 Jennifer Mann 95 Larry Mann 101 Linda Mann 39,72,95 Martha Mann 101 Raymond Mann 86 Ellen Mann 42,101 Steve Mann 43,65, 101 Julia Manring 42, 107 Joette Markham 40,72, 102 Beth Markham 28, 30, 107 Reid Markham 31,33,35 46,62,64,67,86,142,156 Janet Mason 38,42, 102 Linda Mason 42,72, 107 James May 41,72,98, 102 Candace Meacham 39,46 95,142 Paulette Meacham 40,42 102 Janice Meacham 40,42, 102 Alan Miller 43,73,86,132 Eddie Miller 43,72, 102 Susan Mills 37,38,42,53 86 Linda Mitchell 38,40, 107 Ronald Mitchell 43,95 Ronnie Mitchell 37,38,95 143 Sandra Mitchell 37, 40, 86 Tim Mitchell 95 Brenda Moore 34,35,40,86 90 Eddie Moore 43, 102 Jean Moore 86 Leo Moore 43 Wayne Moore 43, 102 Kay Moore 42, 102 Jennie Morrison 14,39,48 68,87 Carol Moses 39, 83, 87 Brenda Noble 107,148 Glen Nobles 43,107 Vickie Nobles 102 Carolyn Nooe 37, 102 David Northcutt 107 Gail Norwood 36,95 Kenneth Norwood 41,43 87 Mary Norwood 4,72,95 Joan Oldham 102 Linda Oldham 39,96,72 102 Jerry Olinger 41,43, 102 Lisa Palmer 42, 102 Dennis Parker 43, 62, 64 67,96 - - - 107 b ,yo Dianne Parker 42, Donald Parker 43, 104, 107 Sue Parker 96 Gail Parks 35,37,38,41,48 87 Robert Parks 10 7 Tommy Parks 64,96 Polly Parrish 39,40, 102 Jerry Partin 107 162 Student Directory Donna Payne 72,107, 131 Frankie Pendergraft 35,37 44,45,50,57,59,62,64,67 70,71,77,87 Mike Pendergraft 102 Millard Pendergraph 43, 107 Nancy Perry 28,29,31,34 35,43,44,50,52,66,67,77 87 Berry Petty 43,104, 107, 108 Kay Petty 36,42, 102 Wesley Petty 37,43,49,87 Mike Poe 102 Carla Post 38,42, 107 Norman Prevatte 43, 102 Jean Reagan 109 Kay Reeves 28,30,39,40 46.66.67.96.136.142 Sarah Reeves 38,48,107 Mary Helen Reynolds 42 Walter Rhodes 96 Alice Riddle 107 Edna Riddle 96 Jeanine Riddle 102 Joe Riggsbee 33,35,38,46 88, 136,138,142,156 Doris Roberson 42, 107 Earl Roberson 43, 107 Linda Roberson 102, 103 Teresa Roberson 102 William Roberson 64,70 96 Emily Roberts 28,30,32,46 96.138.142 Randy Roberts 39,96 Lerry Rogers 109 Keith Roper 28,31,37,92 96, 131 Jacqueline Rountree 42,96 Kenneth Rountree 43, 107 Marie Rountree 96 Larry Ryan 88 Betty Sanderford 42, 108 Jean Sanders 36,37,40,48 68,88 Linda Sanders 42, 108 Shirley Scurlock 97 Debra Seagroves 42, 108 Jackie Seagroves 36,37,40 72,97 Rena Seagroves 103 Gary Sears 37,43,64,88,95 Martyne Self 30,97 Elizabeth Senkiw 15,28,31 33,45,46,57,59,67,68,69 88,138,142,158, 159 Irmtraud Senkiw 45,95,97 Johnny Shaw 54,64, 103 Bonita Shropshire 42, 103 Judy Singman 103,148 Norton Singman 37, 43,53 73,88,131,156 D.W. Smith 103 Joanne Smith 16,33,34,35 38,40,46,47,88,90,142 Lee Smith 64,97 Linda Smith 39,89 Carolyn Snipes 34, 35, 39 40,89 Dale Snipes 38,40,42,72 108 Ruth Sparrow 37,40,42 103,145 David Spivey 65,108 Lela Spivey 42, 108 Ray Stone 37, 43,53,57,62 64.67.70.71.73.131.133 136 Ellen Stoudenmire 38,108 Ray Suttles 62,64,72 Bud Thomas 108 Gene Thomas 43, 108 Gerald Thomas 43,72, 103 Rusty Thomas 43,72, 103 Sherry Thomas 34, 35,89 Steve Thomas 41,43, 103 William Thomas 43,65,103 Billy Thompson 16,43,73 89,140 Celeste Thompson 103 Jerry Thompson 37, 38,89 Colby Tilley 15,35,44,54 57,61,63,64,67,70,71,73 90.133 Jimmy Tilley 35,44,52,57 62,63,64,67,70,71,73,90 156,158 Arnold Torbert 39,41,51,90 Carol Triplett 35,40,72,90 Kenny Triplett 43, 108 Linda Tuck 10,37,41,68,97 Bonnie Tysor 28,31,42,72 103 Cathy Vaughan 42, 108 Debra Wagner 40, 103 Alfred Waldeck 108 Johnny Waldeck 41,46,97 142 Bill Walden 37,43,70,71 97 Steve Walsh 43,108 Kerry Lee Walters 43 Joan Wasko 34, 35, 91 Kay Webster 40,46,97 142 Robert Webster 91 Ava Wheeler 36,97 Elton Wheeler 39,91, 140 Cherene Whitaker 68,69 108 Clara Lynn Whitaker 31,42 68,103 Scott Whitaker 62,67, 70, 73 92,97 Mike White 39,43,91 Taylor White 9, 37, 41, 64 97, 136 Ricky Whitfield 65, 72, 108 Carolyn Williams 39, 52, 91 Jean Williams 40, 42, 72 108 Mitchell Williams 37, 38 43,54,62,64,91 Teresa Williams 42, 108 Mike Wilson 43, 103 Lindy Wimberly 65, 108 Leo Winston 97 Lillian Wolfe 37, 97 David Womble 43, 103 Gene Womble 97 Ray Womble 43, 72, 108 Cynithia Wood 109 Patricia Wood 39, 97 Pam Woods 38, 39, 46 97, 142 Pat Woods 39, 97 Ronald Woody 43, 97 George Yates 41,43, 91 Barbara Young 97 163 l) QS rx « ' y “o ' V k JMographs %«WV fl . r .y ' ■i o- A ' y V lr 0 ' yST V rf“ u ■ J ' ' ' V Of 0 H A ' j ft % Xa fy ji y 6 ' 1 °t ' 4L CCWv Jc ijJJL ' JLoco- XA A- ' Q X x KA-o clA jJ 2J VM-e- Ct i: r yyry JL, oJil tJxJUx-ij JU£sCLA r jNx, AJ-0 JvW, Cc J’rdUL- (X 3 jdk J OjWVt; JUxL Qjl C cy-A£ ( - £ Y ’ VI cJ JU -Xr KsJ £. 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