Ragsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jamestown, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

Lucy Coffin Ragsdale High School Jamestown, North Carolina 1972 ECHO Volume XII Editor: Linda Childress Business Manager: Kim Chilton Advisor: Mrs. Pat McKelvev A season for all times . . . Dedication: 3 . . . Introduction: 4, 5 . . . Fall Intro¬ duction: 6-13 . . . Homecoming: 14, 15 . . . Varsity Football: 16-19 . . . Junior Varsity Football: 20 . . . Swimming: 21 . . . Football Awards: 22 . . . Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: 23 . . . Varsity Cheerleaders: 24, 25 . . . Homecoming Court: 26-29 . . . Student Congress: 30, 31 . . . Annual Staff: 32, 33 .. . Chess Club: 34 . . . NFL Club: 34 . . . Debate: 35 . . . Chorus: 36, 37 . . . Band: 38, 39 .. . Monogram Club: 40 .. . FCA and GAA: 41 . . . FHA and Sub-Juniors: 42 .. . Journalism Club and Library Club: 43 .. . Adminis¬ tration: 46, 47 . . . Faculty: 48-51 . . . Sophomores : 52-65 Winter Introduction: 66-73 . . . Varsity Basket¬ ball: 74, 75, 76, 77 . . . Junior Varsity Basketball: 78, 79 .. . Girls’ Basketball: 82, 83 . . . Wrestling: 84, 85 . . . Winter Sports Awards: 86, 87 . . . Ex¬ change Club: 88 .. . Exchangettes: 88 . . . Civitan Club: 89 . . . Civinettes: 89 . . . Bus Drivers: 90 . . . NNC: 91 . . . Inter-Club Council: 92 . . . D.E. Club: 93 .. . Faculty: 96-101 . . . Juniors: 102-113 Spring Introduction: 114-121 . . . Track: 122, 123 . . . Girls’ Track: 124, 125 . . . Baseball: 126, 127 . . . Golf: 128, 129 . . . Girls’ Golf: 130 . . . School Contributors: 131 . . . Awards and Special Recognition: 132-145 . . . Beta Club: 146 . . . NHS: 146 . . . Quill and Scroll: 147 . . . French Club: 148 . . . French National Honor Society: 148 . . . Spanish Club: 149 . . . Faculty: 152- 157 . . . Seniors: 158-185 . . . Senior Statistics and Outstanding Seniors: 186-193 . . . Advertisements: 196-215 . . . Closing: 216 2 One cup of bubbling enthusiasm , two cups of patience, three cups of understanding, a dash of humor, blended with a genuine in¬ terest in others are the ingredients that make up one of our favorite treats, Mrs. Me- Kelvey. As a teacher, as an Annual Staff Advisor, as a Co-French Club Sponsor, and most of all as a friend, Mrs. McKelvey has gained our admiration and respect. We the class of 1972 wish to pay tribute to this ex¬ ceptional woman by dedicating The Echo to Mrs. McKelvey. There is a moment in reality, life is still . . . ip call it peace or friendship of love or timely consequence. Fall, a new beginning % Vf L . 9 ■% ® 4 ' L . £■ % 0 ■ ■m Jm , ' .v, £' -t - . T w '•‘J £.v . .rw J + 4m $ f ,,, fef « V' - « With the season came golden days of . . . high spirits, holidays, football, studies, excitement and homework. A beautiful fall 14 day , October 8th, 1971. . t-1 tr- ca h O O m It was the same old story. 1 9 7 1 A 6-4 seasonal mark, Three All-Conference players, Too many close losses. Early defeats at the hands of Eastern Alamance and South¬ east Guilford cost the Tigers a shot at the Mid-State 3A Con¬ ference title. RHS still had a chance when the Rams of NE Guilford invaded Tiger Territory for Homecoming: 1971. After 48 minutes of gridiron mayhem, the Rams left the em¬ barrassed Tigers behind with a 21-0 shutout. There were some bright spots, however. Junior running back Prince Deese will be back, as will a good deal of other players. Many seniors, also, performed with excellent ability. Still, the Tigers mauled Allen Jay. That in itself takes away some of the pain. A 6-4 record is not that bad, anyhow. Halfback Prince Deese suits up for another performance. Jim Bolden takes off with an intercepted pass. i 16 Head Coach Hugh Gordon looks on as he explains the situation to Jon Watkins. He re¬ tired following the close of this season after seven years as Tiger mentor. Sophomore monster man Matt Gloster takes a well deserved break during a crucial contest. Northwest Guilford’s Mark Wilson, (20) is stacked up by Tigers Jim Bolden (5) and Lee Wilson (71). Brad Hoover (72) and Horace Gilmer (70) look on. MEET THE 1971 RAGSDALE FLYING TIGERS BOTTOM ROW: Eddie Johnston, Tom Grissom, Randy Sechrest, Prince Deese, Mike Robertson, Jay Keeter, Eric Wood, and Jon Watkins SEC¬ OND ROW: Rodney Trivette, Jeff Sellars, Jeff Sechrest, Lee Wilson, David Stegenga, Gordon Culler, Phil Goins, Chris Bell, and Charles Hali- pilias. THIRD ROW: Alfred Alexander, Doug Witcher, Ronnie Smith, Teddie Orr, Brad Hoover, Horace Gilmer, Bobby Allen, Grant Swaim, and Jeff Hunsucker. TOP ROW: Nixon Hodgin, Lee Larrimore, Mike Glover, Danny Snider, Kurtz Klinefelter, Phil McCrory, and Bill Saunders. Senior quarterback Ronnie Smith (15) scampers around end, as halfback Charles Halipilias (22) closely trails the play at his heels. Head Coach Hugh Gordon, far left, with assistant Larry Dunn, Ron Wyrick, and Mike Raybon, from left to right. SCOREBOARD Western Guilford 0 34 RHS Bartlett -Yancey 6 20 RHS Eastern Alamance 10 0 RHS Southeast Guilford 13 12 RHS Northwest Guilford 6 31 RHS Allen Jay 6 27 RHS Northeast Guilford 21 0 RHS Graham 20 14 RHS Western Alamance 8 12 RHS Southern Alamance 18 27 RHS 19 f.V. Football Team Romps to 8-0 For the second consecutive year, the Rags¬ dale Junior Varsity Football squad has fought through an entire campaign and finished with an unblemished record. This season the JV’s swept to eight straight victories, which includ¬ ed three shutouts and only 37 points allowed for the entire stretch. As head coach, Mike Raybon had seen great success while working with this underclass¬ man group. He had been able to mold in them the confidence of winners, along with the pride of true sportsmen. Building athletes for future varsity teams is the prime target of the JV team. They enjoy great success on their level of competition. Should they continue to improve, there is little doubt that the varsity records will also see greater heights than previously en¬ countered. For any club that goes undefeated, con¬ gratulations are in order. SCOREBOARD Western Guilford 0 34 RHS Eastern Alamance 0 10 RHS Southeast Guilford 6 13 RHS Northwest Guilford 6 31 RHS Northeast Guilford 0 21 RHS Graham 7 20 RHS Western Alamance 6 12 RHS Southern Alamance 12 27 RHS TOP: Robert Ingram, Kelly Jones, Don Childress, Doug Brown, Charles Harper, McDonald, Lee Watkins, and Coach Mike Raybon. SECOND: Fred Clapp, Harold Jones, Doug Cox, Rick Allred, Robert Rooks, Mark Smith, Bill Ralston, Marty Cline, and Tom Wilson. THIRD: Tony Tice, Jeff Curtis, Tim Smith, Scott Clendenon, Dave McDonald, Mike Eggleston, Keith McKelvey, and Benny Mock. FOURTH: David Keston, Geeg Mabe, Kevin Brady, Tee Sledge, David Terry, Mike Halipilias, Pat McCrory, and Jeff Jones. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Doug Cox, Robert Rooks, Clark Beeson, can Captain Tony Lovette. These players, along with Carl Galonie (BELOW) make up the swim team of Ragsdale. Carl Galonie splashes his way down the pool. RHS SWIM TEAM Standing up at left is Robert Rooks, at right is Doug Cox. Diving is Carl Galonie at left and Tony Lovette at right. Most Valuable and Best Back: Prince Deese Gold Helmet Sportsmanship: Mike Glover Best Defense: Tom Grissom Mi Jay Keeter Best Lineman: Most Improved: Horace Gilmer A Petite Squad makes a mighty sound! JUNIOR VARSITY ; CHEERLEADING j SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Shiela Clements Julia Biggerstaff Leigh Rich Chief — Renee Yarborough Lori Vitello Pam Grant TOP ROW: Janet Odum Diane Hutchins Leigh Davis Judy Lundy Sue Futrell, Senior Chief: June Biggerstaff, Senior What is better way show where varsity leaders Marie Leonard, Junior Debbie Hutchins, Senior mm Terry Hill, Senior Lynn Wyrick, Senior j Assistant Chief: Linda Childress, Senior Pam Powell, Junior Ann Baker, Senior Beauty and grace characterize the Homecoming Court of 1971. Mildred Ann Baker Homecoming Queen Terry Genette Hill Maid-Of-Honor 26 June Elise Biggerstaff Senior Attendant Della Rogers Senior Attendant Cynthia May Beyer Senior Attendant Cynthia Elizabeth Nulsen Senior Attendant 27 - _ Norma Marie Leonard Junior Attendant Carroll Tollner lunior Attendant Deatra Anne Hege Junior Attendant Hilda Cecilia Lopez Junior Attendant Debra Kay Grant Sophomore Attendant Pam DeLon Grant Sophomore Attendant Teresa Ann Bellow Sophomore Attendant Julia Cook Biggerstaff Sophomore Attendant A STUDENT CONGRESS ACHIEVES ASSEMBLY DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEES: ROW 1: Diane Hutchins, Monnie Slade, Sandy Sikes, Marshall Hurley. ROW 2: Jan Lewis, Loren Hill, Carlton Rhyne, Paul Newby, Mary Kozanosky, Bill Saunders, Pam Sargeant SOCIAL COMMIT¬ TEE: Martin Eakes, Danny Wright, Judy Lundy, Phil Wrenn, Debbie Grant Mrs. Mileski and Carian pause while planning a meeting. PARKING LOT COMMITTEE: Deatra Hege, Leigh Davis, Frank Everhart, Jeanette Torres, Sean O’Kane SCHOOL SPIRIT AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEES: ROW 1: Tee Sledge, Joey Black- ard, Gordon Widenhouse, David Blakewood, Kim Chilton, Ambor Williams. ROW 2: Don¬ nie Childress, Rusty Garrett, Phil McCrory, Barbara Bilbro, Hilda Lopez, Gini Stout WITH EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP. Cindy Beyer — Secretary, Frank Everhart — Vice President, Carian Barber — President, Sean O’Kane — Treasurer, David Collins — Parliamentarian. GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE: Jeff Hunsucker, John Saun¬ ders, Jimmy Thorne, Vicki Morgan Barbara Bilbro asks Carian a question. 1972 ANNUAL The Annual Staff is a group ol photographing, drawing anc bleeding, writing headlines Echo. The Annual Staff was giver first time this year. SPORTS COMMITTEE: Gordon Widenhous — Editor, David Clark CLASS COMMIT¬ TEE: Cindy Round- tree, Hilda Lopez, Susan Tatum, Caro¬ lyn Rice — Editor, Laine Wrike FEATURE COMMIT¬ TEE: Carroll Tollner, Marie Leonard, Pat¬ ricia Clark — Editor, Beth Reed, Debbie Frank (NOT PIC¬ TURED) COPY COM¬ MITTEE: Mon- nie Slade, Sue Futrell — Editor CLUB COMMITTEE: Pat Pollard, Co-Editors — Loren Hill and Cindy Beyer STAFF devoted students who worked hard re-drawing layouts, cropping, mailing, and finally publishing The its own seventh period class for the ADVISOR: Mrs. Me- Kelvey EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Linda Childress BUSINESS COMMITTEE: Chris Stevenson, Pam Winslow — Circulation, Jeanette Jenkins, Kim Chilton — Business Man¬ ager, Sandy Sikes DESIGN COMMIT¬ TEE: Lisa Tillson, Pam Powell, Debbie Hamp¬ ton — Ed., Vee Tucker, Joey Blackard (NOT PICTURED) CHESS CLUB Doug Duncan, Randy Wed- dington, Ray Blaner, James Beyer, Charles Oliver, Brian Sartori (NOT PICTURED) Brady Murrey, Alex Clark, David Hicks, Charles Hali- pilias. JUNIOR VARSITY DEBATE Patricia Bass, Paul Newby, Gary Farlow, Marshall Hurley, Linda Whisnat, Tom Fawcett, Martie Groome, Debbie Cowan, Susan Bass, Debbie Johnson. 1st ROW: Patricia Bass, Debbie Johnson, Susan Bass 2nd ROW: Martie Groome, Debbie Cowan, Martin Eakes, Linda Whisnat 3rd ROW: Gordon Widenhouse, Frank Drake, David DenBoer, Marshall Hurley, Tom Fawcett, Gary Farlow, Paul Newby. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 35 ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: Nell Steed, Jan Reddick, Tommie Smith, Marcia Groome, Cheryl Patterson, Libbie Smith, Buster Ellison, Donald Hartman. ROW 2: Phillip Combs, Keith Wiglesworth, Monnie Slade, Melodye Snow, Karla Routh, Robin Loflin. ROW 3: David Huff, Steve Wood, Mike Moore, Alan Pickard K Cindy Andrews, Nancy Edwards, and Vicki Barnes sing from “Promise God’s Love.” Choral director, new to Ragsdale, is Mrs. Ruth Smith. MENS’ CHORUS: ROW 1: Mike Moore, Steve Wood, Buster Ellison, Keith Wiglesworth, Alan Pickard, Chuck Spenser, Michael Massey. ROW 2: David Huff, Phillip Combs, Hosey Starr, Williams, Melvin Alexander, James Lambert, Donnie Camp, Donald Hartman. ROW 3: Keith Womack, Kenneth Harper, Henry Briley, Willy Morgan, Carlton Adams, Robert Ingram CHORAL MUSIC GROUPS MIXED CHORUS: ROW 1: Debbie Jenkins, Sara Howell, Carla Shean, Marsha Glaesner, Jan Reddick, Ann Lyon, Teresa Gebaner, Vicki Austin, Sharon Micky. ROW 2: Cathy Shawver, Barbara Hodgin, Robin Lea, Jeanne Hammer, Lynn Ward, Ronda Still, Linda Cheek, Keither Boyd, Betty Moore, Amber Williams. ROW 3: Renee Workey, Wendy Bennett, Cindy Andrews, Nancy Edwards, Cindy Barringer, Terri Whitsting, Missy Zirkel, Libby Smith, Susan Boyles, Lori Emory, Sally Pahnke, Ella Foster, Yolanda Ervin, Vicki Barnes. ROW 4: Allen Pickard, Mike Moore, Keith Wiglesworth, Larry Ander¬ son, Horace Gilmer, David Turner, Buster Ellison, Donald Hartman, David Huff, Steve Wood, Phillip Combs GIRLS’ CHORUS: ROW 1: Brenda Miller, Linda Adams, Terri Howell, Kathy Frank, Donna Edwards, Margaret Hubbard, Sherry Ingram, Barbara Bledsole. ROW 2: Lin Smith, Kathy Coleman, Carole Campbell, Pam Hall Angel Ashley, Carian Barber, Eddie Barber, Winford Barr, Bobby Benfield, Cindy Beyer, James Beyer, Julia Biggerstaff, Ray Blaner, Tim Brewer, Lynn Brittian, Butch Brooks, J’Nell Bryson, Alice Carroll, Mike Charles, Don Childress, Lucille Clauson, Tim Cook, Doug Cox, Michael Dana, Harry Durst, Marshall Eakes, Martin Eakes, Nancy Edwards, Mike Eggleston, Marcella Gilhardt, Michelle Gibson, Toni Gibson, Karen Gray, Marcia Groome, Donna Hamner, Taylor Hall, Ricky Hays, Denise Hicks, David Hicks, Keith Hix, Wade Hucks, Marshall Hurley, Richard Hurley, Karen Hall, Mike Ingram, Debbie Jenkins, Jeanette Jenkins, Philip Johnson, Allen Jones, Jacelyn Jones, Sandra Jones, Sylvia Jones, Jill Kennedy, Scot King, David Lees, Jan Lewis, Vicki London, Ginger Marr, Marty Mash- burn, John McKeel, Benny Moch, Dale Newton, Kenny O’Dell, Joel Osborne, Greg Park, Tim Park, Janice Quick, Neal Redding, Ricky Redding, Brian Sartori, Tom Scruggs, Russ Shepherd, Monnie Slade, Gayle Smith, Leigh Smith, Wyn Smith, Marcia Sowers, Delores Tate, Ed Twisdale, Christy Vuncannon, Lisa Wade, Terry Wagner, David Wagoner, David Washam, Eddie Watts, Sherry Wicker, Phil Wrenn, Teresa Wrenn, Lynn Wyrick, Connie Zickler BAND 1 i FLAG GIRLS Monnie Slade Karen Hall Karen Gray Marcia Sowers Leigh Smith Julia Biggerstaff Donna Hamner m iiilftlMiiil Drummajor Phil Wrenn takes over for Mr. Rainey during band period Majorettes: Carian Barber — Head, Vicki London, Ashley Angel, Gayle Smith STAGE BAND: Keith Hix, Phil Wrenn, Bobby Benfield, Sandra Jones, Marcia Groome, Tim Brewer, Debbie Jenkins, David Lees, David Wagoner, Mike Charles, David Hicks, David Was- ham, Wyn Smith, Martin Eakes, Terry Wagner, Alice Carroll • : UJIN A TAPE PLAYER HOUJW | ,v INK PEN FOR ONLY so4. kNb P Ch NCF to UJiN Ke Tape pl Er IN S PEC I ft | C, iVi EST DRftujjNo P£A)S SuD TT E C ftNcES cjou. to u iN.);) Monogram club promotes pen sales with tape player drawing. MONOGRAM CLUB ROW 1: Linda Childress, David Osborne, Randy Sechrest, Ashley Angel. ROW 2: Grant Swain, Greg Ogle, Harold Rush, Horace Gilmer, Ronald Trivette, Ronnie Smith, June Biggerstaff, Prince Deese, Karen Gary, Vanessa Harrison, Sherry Ingram, Martha Cathey, Donnie Camp. ROW 3: Jayn Cox, Eddie Johnston, Danny Wright, Marie Leonard, Terry Dawson, Glenn Frederick, Lin Smith, Jan Disque, Gwen Williams, Lucille Clauson, David Richardson. ROW 4: Jeanette Jinkins, Marsha Sowers, Ginger Marr, Christy Voncannon, Butch Brooks, Linda Anderson, Jo Ralston, Dawn Allred, Bill Ingram, C. Jackson, Henry Briley. ROW 5: Janet Shaw, Betsy Waynick, Danny Collins, Pam Wilson, Nancy Edwards, Lynn Wyrick, Gayle Smith, Jeanette Torres, David Lees, Bobby Benfield. ROW 6: Lisa Wade, J’Nell Bryson, Martin Morgan, Tom Grissom, Rick Rickman, Phil Goins, Doug Witcher, Alice Carroll, Marcia Groome, Debbie Jenkins. ROW 7: Paul Newby, Neil Beard, Sue Futrell, Debbie Munn, Randall Watts, Eddie Yarber, Mike Glover, Jay Keiter, Jeff Cobb. ROW 8: Leigh Smith, Tony Dawson, Steve Brannon, Doug Davis, John Kearns, David Stagenga, Bill Saunders, David Hicks, Mike Charles, Jeff Sechrest, Teddy Orr, Sandra Jones. ROW 9: Tony Lovette, Chris Bell, Shorty Rickman, Bryan Bennett, Terry Glaesner, Billy Wall, Terry Wagner. ROW 10: Tim Parks, Mike Ingram, Brian Sartori, Ray Blamer, Danny Snyder, Debbie Frank, Donna Wood, Terry Hill, Kurtz Klinefelter, Sean O’Kane =FPP ROW 1: Jayne Cox, Jan Disque, Gwen Williams, Terry Elder, Linda Anderson, Dawn Allred. ROW 2: Sherry Ingram, Va¬ nessa Hairiston, Martha Cathey, Missy Zirkel, Lin Smith, Linda Bellows, Janet Shaw, Betsy Waynick, Jo Ralston GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES ROW 1: Jimmy Bolding, Charles Halipilias, Bill Saunders, Rick Rickman. ROW 2: Rodney Trivette, David Stagenga, Bobby Allen, Tom Grissom, Jeff Sechrest, Horace Gilmer, Prince Deese, Gordon Culler, Ronnie Smith, Jeff Sellers. ROW 3: Billy Wall, Jeff Hunsucker, Jay Keeter, Mike Robertson, Phil McCrory, Randy Sechrest, Phil Goins, Lee Wilson. ROW 4: Chris Bell, Brad Hoover, Doug Davis, Charles Grant, Jody Tester, Randall Watts, Paul Newby. ROW 5: Mr. Gordon, Shorty Rickman, Mike Halipilias, Eddie Johnston, Mike Glover, Doug Witcher, Teddy Orr, John Rogers, Pat McCrory, Kurtz Klinefelter, Mike Smith, Mike Gloster I ROW 1: Wanda Padgett, Vice-President; Mary Crouch, Secretary; Sue Albert, Melanie Betsill, President; Sally Pahnke, Sherry Cannon. ROW 2: Wanda Davis, Willa Ingram, Patricia Johnson, Cynthia Smith, Ann Welborn, Debra Perry, Karen Gray, Dawn Matthews, Treasurer; Freida Cole, Cathy Case, Mary Graves, Vanessa Harriston, Linda Pruden, Carol Ander¬ son, Melinda Vetterlein, Candy Greniger ROW 1: Dawn Matthews, President; Cathy Coleman, Sally Pahnke, Secretary; Carol Campbell, Anne Davis, Rhonda Gardner. ROW 2: Linda Pruden, Melanie Betsill, Doris Wrenn, Susan Bass, Debra Perry, Violet Tay¬ lor. ROW 3: Patricia Bass, Mrs. Payne, Linda Youngblood, C. Youngblood. •J n FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA shows their ability by winning first place in their exhibit at the High Point Fair. SUB-JUNIORS ROW 1: Dee Carroll, Barbara Bilbro, Vicki Brown, Melvin Alexander. ROW 2: Linda Murdock, Editor-in-Chief; Pat Tur¬ ner, Vicki Proctor, Debbie Carter, Co-Editor. ROW 3: Donna Wood, Keith Duvel, Dwight Walker, Kurt Halburg, News Editor; Keith Chandler, Feature Editor; Ted Minor, Circulation Manager; Dennis McCandliss, Keith Herbin, Jay Dunbar, John Rogers, Photographer; Martin Condrey, Mrs. Stafford. (NOT PICTURED) Mark Lindsay, Martie Groome, Gordon Widenhouse, Sports Editor; Ronnie Schuler JOURNALISM The TIGER PROWL staff en¬ courages students to buy Christ¬ mas ads. LIBRARY CLUB V-L; XGER Itowr ■ sjSM H i' W- IL ROW 1: Susan Bass, Teresa Wrenn, Barbara Sexton, Martie Groome, Treva Smith, Mrs. Leonard. ROW 2: Vicki Wat¬ kins, Terry Whitstine, Star Alderman, Clara Ritter, Elaine Gibson, Mary Allen, Cheryl Harvey, Debbie McCandless, Vee Tucker, Karen Kruyer, Denise Hunt, Vicki Proctor, Richard Bryan. ROW 3: Pam Winslow, Cliff Sanders, Mary Groves. ROW 4: Doug Witcher, Randy Williams, Frankie Ingram, Ricky Rickman, Alan Jones, Gary Farlowe, Keither Boyd, Wilda Ingram, Emely Sturgess Sophomores They entered in. Anticipating change, freedom and excitement. High School ... a dream realized. Familiar faces fit warmly into the masses of people rushing through the halls. Rules and more rules. Teachers, clubs, activities, and high school life all was new. But excitement died as teachers with great expectations began the new courses . . . required P.E. . . . dressing out, smelly locker rooms . . . just part of it. Football games brought about enthusiasm . . . new sophomores had found their way to the at¬ tendance office. They knew how to make it. 44 Mid-term exams start, the pressure of being a beginner grew again. They sweated it out, at least most of them. During those two hour intervals, they tasted the misery of exams . . . but when they were over, routine continued and life was the same. It was all just happening now . . . and they weren’t different anymore . . . just part of it. Part of the school, part of the dreams, part of the excitement of high school living. 45 Mr. T. G. Madison — UNC-CH . . . M.Ed _ High Point College . . . head cheerleader at Pep Rallies . . . tries to listen to both sides . . . likes the “clean-cut All-American look.” Front Of Three New Mrs. Audrey Wrike Mrs. Georgia Lundy always willing to hel j Mr. Tom Payne — High Point College . . . B.S. in Social Studies . . . teaches U. S. History . . . new head of academics . . . dresses in style! 46 fice Adds Assistants : okkeeper and vcretary, are i idents . Mr. Robert Mills — A T . . . B.S. in Math . . . UNC-G ... in charge of busses . . . teaches drivers’ education. 47 � Mr. Mike Raybon — Appalachian State . . . B.S. in Physical Educa¬ tion . . . new coordina¬ tor of student activities • • • lots of fun at Pep Rallies . . . coaches wrestling and J.V. foot¬ ball. Mr. Exum Bailey — practical experience in field of home de¬ sign . . . brought energy and enthusi¬ asm to Ragsdale in 1969 . . . Civitan spon¬ sor. Miss Doris Boone — U.N.C.-G. . . . A.B. in science . . . teaches chemistry and phys ics . . . keeps track o projectors, lockers and felt-tip pens . . multiple guess tests Mrs. Ellen Bosenbury — Sull Ross State . . . U.B.S. . . . teaches Typing I, Personal typing and Notehand . . . raises money for fans. Mr. Ronald Brooks — teaches graphics and industrial com¬ munications . . . guardian of the front hall . . . V.I.C.A. advisor. Mr. John Burnside — Western Carolina . . . B.A. in English. . . Working on M .Ed. at Appalachian State . . . teaches En¬ glish . . . hung up on themes . . . tells dirty jokes. Miss Estelle Brown — Lenoir Rhyne . . . A.B. in English, French . . . teaches French . . . la Buche de Noel . . . “Avez- vo us la ‘gum’?” Mrs. Judy Cates — Nigh Point College A.B. in History . . . teachers history and geography . . . bad debater . . . bug on note¬ books and projects. Mr. Roger Chance — Western Carolina — 3. A. in History . . . teaches U.S. History, economics and sociology . . . Debate Coach?? . . . Wash¬ ington trips . . . “folly Roger. ” Mrs. Priscilla Christiansen — Guil¬ ford — B.S. in Home Economics . . . teaches Family Living and Home Ec. . . . one of the first teachers to wear pant suits. Mr. A. M. Covington — teaches Sheet Metal . . . 35-plus years experience . . . from World War II shipyards to G.T.I. Instructor ... a true southern gentleman. 50 Mr. Steve Crater — High Point College . . . A.B. in History . . . teaches U.S. History . . . Chess Club advisor. Miss Wanda Davis — Ap¬ palachian State . . . B.S. in Home Economics . . . teaches Home Ec. and “Jiving” . . . vitamins . . . F.H.A. advisor. Mrs. Vivian Davis — SE Teachers College . . . U.N.C.-G. . . . U.N.C.-C.H. . . . B.A. in English . . . teaches Se¬ nior English . . . memory work . . . rap sessions . . . two point books. Mrs. Carolyn Bowman — Winston Salem University . . . B.S. . . . teaches Special Edu¬ cation . . . and a nice lady to know. m tina zook connie zickler james younts cheryl voungblood renee varborough randy varborough chris wyrick teresa wrenn terry worrell renee worley eric wood jan womack mark wolfe tom wilson april williams amber williams Spain widenhouse sherry wicker kathy white terry whitstine judy whisnant larry wharton phil weekly randy wed dington jovce weaver J.V. Cheerleaders convey the excitement of their first Homecoming parade! The sophomore year Sophomore 1971 72 Class Officers President . Jeff Sechrest V. President .... Julia Biggerstaff Secretary .... Renee Yarborough Treasurer . '. . Leigh Rich Sophomores who for¬ get Mrs. Mileski’s homework assign¬ ment do hall duty. marks the beginning cindy way richard watts eddie watts lee watkins vicki ward mark walton chris walton barbara walton lori vitello barbara vestal mike vaughn edward twisdale susan tuttle craig turner dirk tucker tony tice ruby thompson roland thompson jimmy thorn cathy teer tina tavlor micheal tatum doloras state vivian sylar 53 the beginning of Knock, knock!. Who’s there? A sophomore. Some doors aren’t even worth answering . . . sheila settles carolyn suttles mavbelle Sturdivant mike Stroud susan story toni stone rhonda stell mat Stafford kermit sours cathy sours dannv southern Steve southard chuck spencer wanda smith tommi smith toni smith timmy smith orena smith mark smith janet smith dorcas smith dianne smith dehra smith rick smart lynn small tee sledge lynn slaten johnny Sinclair 54 i a beautiful past. joan shoefelt mike shehann carla shean mark sharrock arlean sexton jeff sechrest spenser seagroves tommy scruggs rejeana scott pam sargeant mark sapenfield phillis sap windy saintsing cindy saintsing karla ruth sandra royal karen royal belinda roth robert rooks suberba rogers terry ritter tara rike shorty rickman cary richardson leigh rich john rhymer ricky reddick tommy ratcliff bill ralston chauncey quick 55 sheila purdue carol purcell rhonda proctor vicki price tommy price donnie prevor angel pressley sharon presley james powell 1 ill piper susan perry eddie perkins ricky penland linda peeler anita parr ricky parlier jeff parker greg park karen pardue michael palmer cindy ozement rhea owens billie oliver richard oldham linda oldham changing, yearning for experience “And did you hear about . . .? Pass it down.” 56 always being looked down upon, kevin o’kane janet odum kenny o’dell steve nucklles cheryl norwicki johnny noel sandi neese james nesbitt dale newton teresa neese henry moss scott morrison vickie morgan teresa morgan keith morgan chip morgan yvette moore susan moore dennis moore benny mock william mitchell clifton miors ted minor dale miller sharon micki susan merith sharon merith marsha medows On a beautiful day, it would be best to stay in bed, so you wouldn’t get up and spoil it! 57 growth carefully watched kathy mcmahan dave mcdonald pat mccrarv patsy mcclendon becky mcclendon curtis mcclendon dennis mccandless linda mccall paula may melvin mashburn marty mashburn jeff martin greg mabe janet malpass judv lundv kathy lovett vicki loflin robin loflin cindy loften liz little rozine lilly cris lewis lee lermore robin lee david lawson kenneth lambert pat klem sharon king scott king pat king 58 by teachers, judy king evon king david kester vicki kenedv debbie kendrix terry kelly sylvia jones kathy jones jeff jones jason jones philip johnson pam johnson donna johnson debra johnson david johnson gene jacobs jan jackson auderv jackson gary ivey debbie isic ylanda irving james idol holly hutchins dian hutchens marshall hurley keith hurley terry hunt micki huffman 59 doris hubbard wade hacks sarah howell terri howell nathanal horthon ronnie horn Charles hopper donald hooks cindy holland sherrie hobbs jimmy hines nita hilton timmie hill crowding together, making similar jimmy hill mike hilapilias lacy high ronnie hicks mary hicks janice hicks jackie hicks darrel hicks dale hicks david hiatt kevin herbin fave herbin gwen hedrick virgina hazelwood robin haves 60 debbie haves jimmy hawthorne louise hawthorne elaine hassipilas vanessa hairston teresa haris shirlon harris brad harris gary hampton jackie hamlin steve hagler tavlor hall pam hall phvlis hall fred hairston mistakes, each in a different way. ronda hackadav cindy grubb pam grant debbie grant freddie gordner larry goodwin matt gloster dorothy glenn marsha glaesner toni gibson michael gibson elaine gibson marcie gibhardt marilyn gause rusty garret 61 jerome garret! ronda gardener carl gallonie amv freeze ken frank kathy frank hardy foster phoebe finch david fausett claudia espinosa judy evans lorey emory ronnie embry mike eggleston marshall eakes mike dunlap ronnie douglas mark dixon frances disney mary dewhit glenneil dennis bert delk terri debel david deaton leigh davis Disorganized as the falling leaves y In Mrs. Cates' geography class, sophomores conquer the world. robert davies susie davenport mike dana joel craig jeff curtis karen cruthis rosemary craddock doug cox billie cox lu ann cooper timmy cook dwight cole randy coggins jimmy coffins phil clodfelter marty cline scott clendenin sheila elements randy dark fred clapp erma clapp david clapp donnie childress I think a person who never suffers, never ma¬ tures . . . suffering is actually important. yet reaching the same destination . I’ve hear stairs nature gently pr ods the leaves printest cash rusty carmichael linda cheek kurt chandler lisa chadwick dan caldwell nancy butler Stephanie burns rusty brvson vicki brown kathy brown frankie brown doug brown doug brown tonie brittain toni bland lynn brittain tim brewer adrion brewer kevin brady along . • • tana bouffard martha borland libby bolden cindy bolden 64 martha bledsoe mike beck tom beavers sue ann bateman paul bateman cindv barringer winford barr julia biggerstaff mark barbry richard barber julia ballard doris bailey patricia bass vickie austin bruce auman bill armstrong gail anthony cheryl anderson What is good? What is bad? Can we say to our neighbor “You are bad . . . I am good? Can we say . . . along . . . giving way to maturity. robert allred rickv allred marv alien albro alexander vickie albrighl linda adams 65 1 Cijriatmas' | DEC. £0 T- 00 -11-00 I What happened to . . . the Christmas Dance that never was, the white Christmas that we all dreamed of, 9 and our New Year s resolutions of A+ exams? We soon forgot as the winter months passed slowly on. Winter and the peace it brings reminds us of friendships and the warmth it sings. Winter . . . our season for snow , gifts to i. 72 the needy, and contagious excitement! 73 B A S K E T B A L L 1 9 7 1 7 2 Shorty Rickman appeared as a sophomore to add excitement to a new and different Tiger attack. A new coach took the reins of RHS this season. Larry Dunn had to solve a key Tiger problem: inconsistency. Rules are always made to be broken; thus, the faculty found it hard to en¬ force the ‘smuggling’ law. r I Mike Glover started his third season at guard. He turned in many excellent per¬ formances for Rags¬ dale. Dejection and gloom fill Terry Hill’s face. Maybe it is not that RHS is behind, but that the coach has his hands full as seen at the right hand corner. Moving in at one for¬ ward position, Willie Morgan shared the playing time in the front court. Filling up the other guard spot in Dunn’s three-guard offense was sharpshooting junior Terry Dawson. As has been a precedent in the past, the Tigers stumbled into a “Comedy of Errors” too many times (above). STANDING: Coach Larry Dunn, Jody Tester, Tony Dawson, Willie Morgan, Mike Vaughn, Bill Saunders, Bill Wall, Ricky Rickman, and Patrick Klem. KNEELING: Kurtz Klinefelter, Mike Glover, Shorty Rickman, Terry Dawson, and Donnie Camp. Action begins ... a game is under way Ricky Rickman shoots over an opponent Donnie Camp prepares to fire the ball Bill Saunders and Terry Dawson set up the defense. Shorty Rickman flips the ball inside. Terry Dawson leaps and fires as Kurtz Klinefelter moves in. f RHS— 66 SCOREBOARD Graham 68 RHS— 66 Western Alamance 68 RHS— 51 Bartlet-Yancey 68 RHS— 81 Western Guilford 86 RHS— 84 Eastern Alamance 65 RHS— 58 Northeast Guilford 75 RHS— 73 Southeast Guilford 64 RHS— 89 Western Guilford 61 RHS— 55 Southern Guilford 52 RHS— 68 Graham 69 RHS— 98 Western Alamance 77 RHS— 62 Bartlet-Yancey 82 RHS— 62 Myrtle Beach 66 RHS— 75 Eastern Alamance 75 RHS— 36 Northeast Guilford 36 RHS— 46 Southeast Guilford 66 RHS— 46 Northwest Guilford 66 RHS— 39 Southern Alamance 39 RHS— 61 Myrtle Beach 50 RHS— 60 Northeast Guilford 73 RHS— 78 Southeast Guilford 61 RHS— 66 Northwest Guilford 47 77 Kurtz Klinefelter in his sition. Mike Glover p the free throw. m cowwhm j j Bobby Allred (right), after being fouled, exhibits his free-throw shooting style. Mike Condrey holds the ball high as he tries to spot another Tiger player, (left). Frankie Brown makes a hard- earned two points. Frankie helped the Ti¬ gers’ scoring effort greatly this year, (right). Craig Billings (below) tacks on another two points for the J.V. season. - 78 Jl I RAGSDALE JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM, STANDING: Coach Ron Wyrick, Mike Condrev, Danny Southern, Gary Ivey, Craig Billings, Paul Newby, Ricky Allred, Greg Mabe, Timmy Smith. KNEELING: Jeff Sechrest, Tom Scruggs, Frankie Brown, Kevin Herbin, Bobby Allred. SCOREBOARD Graham 53 RHS 46 Western Alamance 61 RHS 45 Bartlett Yancey 46 RHS 44 Western Guilford 44 RHS 59 Eastern Alamance 68 RHS 71 Northeast 41 RHS 65 Southeast 44 RHS 76 Western Guilford 53 RHS 57 Southern Alamance 34 RHS 65 Graham 55 RHS 66 Western Alamance 60 RHS 50 Ledford 42 RHS 84 Bartlett Yancey 60 RHS 58 Eastern Alamance 63 RHS 78 Northeast 54 RHS 76 Southeast 41 RHS 65 Northwest 61 RHS 73 Northwest 67 RHS 59 Southern Alamance 37 RHS 53 Myrtle Beach 43 RHS 54 The team huddles around Coach Ron Wyrick to discuss their game strategy. Tom Scruggs takes a jump shot from the lane. Jeff Sechrest drives up the right of the lane. Jeff was instrumental in the J.V.’s success this year. 79 THOSE “ MINOR SPORTS ” PLAYED AT RAGSDALE DURING WINTER JUST KEEP PRODUCING WINNERS Whether by a pin, in wrestling or by 43 points in girls' basketball, in girls’ basketball THEY JUST KEEP ON WINNING minor sports (mf ner sports), n. 1. a sport not given high newspaper coverage 2. one where spectators do not flock in overwhelming numbers until a state or district championship is at stake. No less than 50 people participate within the gates of the Winter Sports Palace. Only ten are in the “major” tower. The multitude of fans fills the gym to its capacity. At Ragsdale the problem is two-fold: the “minor” sports produce winners but are losers in another sense since they don't have the enthusiasm of home supporters. Even though no one purposely labels a sport “major” or “minor” the choice seems apparent. A “major” sport is de¬ termined only by spectators, not by coach¬ es or participants. At Ragsdale the so-called minor sports are winners in technicality, but losers in reality. Just how “minor” is a minor sport? A Q t)00 C WHHM WO T I I N Dawn Allred attempts to de¬ fend against a Northwest shot. Gwen Williams knocks the ball loose from an opponent’s hands. Terri Elder pumps for two, as the team moves in position. Gwen Williams and Jayn Cox leap for the ball. RHS— 58 SCOREBOARD Graham 32 RHS— 62 Western Alamance 18 RHS— 72 Bartlet-Yancey 8 RHS— 59 Western Guilford 16 RHS— 58 Eastern Alamance 16 RHS— 69 Northeast Guilford 13 RHS— 69 Southeast 38 RHS— 62 Western Guilford 18 RHS— 62 Southern Alamance 18 RHS— 48 Graham 39 RHS— 39 Western Alamance 18 RHS— 80 Bartlet-Yancey 17 RHS— 53 Myrtle Beach 42 RHS— 69 Eastern Alamance 17 RHS— 55 Northeast Guilford 23 RHS— 62 Southeast Guilford 19 RHS— 32 Northwest Guilford 10 RHS— 50 Northwest Guilford 26 RHS— 64 Southern Alamance 24 RHS— 70 Myrtle Beach 44 mk ’4- ft imtk 1 A m. . m Mr SB ® ! ll gw fill 4 Pi 1 £ ■ 'J vlM I fW A ill ihb : i -i Hr %- m fij ■Li sEi m f , Zt S’- T .. STANDING: Linda Bellows, Cindee Saintsing, Windy Saintsing, Janet Shaw, Cindy Ozment, Becky McClain, Jo Ralston, Spain Widenhouse, Dawn Allred, Debbie Kendrick, and Linda Ander¬ son. KNEELING: Jayn Cox, Gwen Williams, Jan Disque, Terri Elder, and Sandy Sikes. Jo Ralston hurries down the hard¬ wood. Everyone rushes for the rebound. Senior captain Jan Dis¬ que played her third var¬ sity season at center. Action that led to another conference title and a perfect regular season. A Ph H CO E-h I— I 2 O I hqncm w From heads to tails. Ragsdale was king again. The signal is for another win by Eugene Cason. Lorenzo Chapman romps to one of his many easy wins en route to defense of his conference title. 'W Coach Mike Raybon watches as his team takes the title again. (Above) Randall Watts displays the hold over foe. Jeff Curtis shows the style that made him a champion as a sophomore. aar. , A '; ' .;; . ' 1S3 ' : Martin Eakes applies the pressure to the opposing wrestler. Ragsdale Matmen 1972 State Champions Congratulations are in order for a winning grappler following the close of the match. Martin Morgan is victo¬ rious again! SCOREBOARD Burlington Williams 13 RHS 56 Western Guilford 6 RHS 59 Southern Alamance 9 RHS 61 Northeast Guilford 23 RHS 36 Eastern Alamance 12 RHS 45 Graham 0 RHS 67 Western Alamance 5 RHS 46 Southern Alamance 0 RHS 73 Northeast Guilford 16 RHS 43 Eastern Alamance 15 RHS 44 Graham 0 RHS 75 Western Alamance 24 RHS 32 TOP ROW: Tommy Allen, Ronnie Embry, Rusty Carmichael, Chipper Morgan, Walter Chapman, Mike Eggleston, Mike Halipilias, William Mitchell, Terry Rit¬ ter, Larry Wharton, Tom Wilson. SECOND ROW: Eugene Cason, David Os¬ borne, Randy Sechrest, Prince Deese, Jon Watkins, Randall Watts, David Hicks, and Martin Eakes. BOTTOM: Mike Ingram, Marvin Frederick, Jeff Curtis, Mar¬ tin Morgan, Lorenzo Chapman, Frank Crouch. WINTER SPORTS AWARDS Lorenzo Chapman Most Valuable WRESTLING Jeff Curtis Best Sophomore Jon Watkins Most Improved David Hicks Most Improved mX 86 GIRLS BASKETBALL J m -• |H - B B ■ £ i Jan Disque (31) — Most Valuable Gwen Williams (30) — Most Inspirational Terri Elder (25) — Most Improved VARSITY BASKETBALL Mike Glover Most Valuable Best Defense JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Craig Billings Best Defense Mike Condrey Most Valuable Player All Tournament: Jan Disque and Gwen Williams, top. Jan Cox (24). Honorable Mention: Terri Elder. Donnie Camp Most Improved 87 FRONT ROW: Cindy Beyer, Cindy Rountree, Donna Edwards, Candy Greninger, Spain Widen- house, Patricia Pollard, Melinda Vetterlein, Julee Fortune, Lynn Slaten. SECOND ROW: Feagin Harmon, Pam Neese, Brenda Patterson, Dianne Bayse, Sharon Hilliard, Ashley Angel, Marsha Skeen, Ruth Garnett, Sandy Neese, Wendy Bennett, Cindy Way, Cindy Ozement, Cindy Saint¬ sing. THIRD ROW: Karla Gilley, Nettie Torres, Mary Kozanosky, Gayle Smith, Lynn Wyrick, Sandra Royal, Barbara Bilbro, Karen Royal, Nancy Gregory, Gwen Williams, Linda Bellows, Lisa Wade, Genelle Bricen, Nancy Edwards, Holly Hutchins, Wendi Saintsing. FOURTH ROW: Sue Albert, Lynn Williams, Vee Tucker, Monnie Slade, Liz Little -3.-C 1,h£ home b aA su!££ hs I1, o rand mother U. 5 A© b 3 Ktj s4-4t COhrit 4-o 4b) £. v_J u. v i o'1' - E jo U ■ 3: IS Bake sale provides a treat for many at the end of the day. EXCHANGETTES SERVICE CLUBS STRIVE FOR Exchange works on beau¬ tifying the courtyard. EXCHANGE TOP: Joey Tester, Don Childress, Paul Newby, Grant Thorn, Randall Watts, Mike Glo¬ ver, Brad Hoover, Ricky Rickman, Jay Keeter. SECOND: Shorty Rickman, Ricky Scott, Tony Dawson, Ronnie Lowe, Randy Williams, Bill Vanhorn, Stephen Underwood, Randy Scott, Jay Sellers, David Osborne. THIRD: Doug Witcher, Eddie Yarber, Bill Saunders, Mr. Mike Waggoner, Advisor. CIVINETTES Civinettes trash can sale proves to be very profitable. OFFICERS: Sue Futrell President Linda Childress Vice President Susan Tatum Secretary Hilda Lopez Treasurer Beth Reed Parliamentarian TOP ROW: Lori Vitello, Janet Odum, Judy Brown, Carroll Tolner, Gini Stout, Pam Powell, Jan Reddick, Pam Sar- geant, Marcia Gibhart, Amy Freeze, Barbara Yarborough. SECOND ROW: Brenda Pressley, Laine Wrike, Sherry Riche, Linda Murdock, Cynthia Mulson, Lin Smith, Terry Hill, Ellen Jones, Karen Kryer, Debbie Hampton. THIRD ROW: Treva Smith, Debbie Grant, Beth Reed, Pat Clark, Marie Leonard, Freda Freeze, Pam Grant, Tommie Smith, Terry Glaesner. FOURTH ROW: Linda Childress, Sue Fu¬ trell, Susan Tatum, Hilda Lopez. SCHOOL BETTERMENT Initiation brings out some weird qualities in people. CIVITANS Randy Sechrest — Vice President David Venable — Secretary Jeff Owens — President Steve Stroud — Treasurer FRONT ROW: Randy Sechrest, David Venable, Steve Stroud, Jeff Owens. SEC¬ OND ROW: Ronnie Woody, Gordon Culler, Jimmy Bolding, Jeff Sechrest, Paul Weakly, Mike Stroud, Neil Beard, David Stagenga, Mike Marsh, Paul Klem, Terry Dawson. THIRD ROW: Mike Setliff, Tony Glover, Chris Bell, Marvin Tur¬ ner, Martin Morgan, Eddie Johnston, Buster Johnston, Danny Wright, Niven Davis, Phil McCrory, Danny Snyder, Keith Newsome BUS DRIVERS: Row 1: Terry Hinkle, Peter Pallas, Kenneth Lohr, Paul Klem, Tommy Allen, Karen Fulp. ROW 2: Winfrid Gallimore, Ronny Watts, Ronald Burk, Wayne Wilson, Ricky Scott, Jimmy Sparks, Pam Wilson, Randy Scott, Ken Hey- brock K Davis, Paul Mitchell, Henry Briley. ROW 3: Sam Kersey, Bobby Morgan, Steve Brown, Wade Kimmons, Julius Dawkins, Roland Bowman, Allen Jones, Steve Brown, Danny Collins, Jimmy Hill, Steve Auman, Lester Jackson, Ken Harper, David Washam, Alice Carroll, Dennis Chaney BUS DRIVERS RTIS DRIVERS’ CLUB- ROW 1: Alice Carroll, Kathy Fulp, Allan Jones, Steve Brown, Pam Wilson, Steve Brown Roland BUS DRIVpLR BR VV2.1peter pallas Randy ScotL David Washam, Jimmy Sparks, Ken Heybrock, Paul Mitchell, STAS? SLhwJ iSS'SSi Briley. Winfred Gallimore, Wade Kimmons, Ronnie Wads. Ricky Scott, Dennis Chaney, Steve Auman, Jimmy Hill, Ronald Burk, Danny Collins. OFFICERS: (left to right) Vice President— Steve Brown, President— Steve Brown, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer — Pam Wilson, Advisor — Mr. Mills — Kurtz Klimefelter, Billy Wall, Vice-President; Mike Smith, Ronald Trivette, Mike Vaughn, Vicki Beck, Cindy Bryant, Leigh Davis, K. McKelvey, Ray Blaner, Frank Everhart, Ronnie Watts, Marsha Daniels, Jim Hinden, Judy Lundy, Debbie Frank, Treasurer; Randy Chandler, Martin Eakes, Donna Wood, President; Debbie Lewis, Secretary; C. Smith, June Biggerstaff, Pam Wilson, Andrea Weaver, Max McLamb, Toni Smith, Diane Hutchins, Leigh Rich, John Ellis, Steve Sargeant, Rusty Garrett, Chris Bullins Mr. Harden suggests activities for the Interact Club. Interact carwash proves to be a good project. INTERACT NATIONAL NATURALISTS CLUB i Well!!! JtfOTflfJt A .MC. COUOS H. fxWj . it ROW 1: Co-Presidents Jimmy Locke and Rick Allred. ROW 2: Advisory Board: Ricky Hayes, Cliff Sanders, Donna Wood, John Sutton, Lee Raper, Steven Underwood, Mike Sotliff, Marvin Turner, Richard Nesbitt, Fran¬ kie Ingram. ROW 3: Ashley Angle, Ellen Jones, Linda Murdock, Cynthia Nulson, David Huff, Janet Melvin, John Ellis, Jimmy Whitely, Steve Sar¬ geant, Charles Oliver. ROW 4: Donna Hamner, Cheryl Harvey, Don Brid- ger, James Nesbitt, David Deaton, Mike Smith, James Beyer. ROW 5: Charles Grant, Debbie Carter, Jeanette Torres, Freida Beverly, Ronnie Woody, Pat Clark, Keith Newsome, Jeff Cobb, Billy Wall, Ronnie Lowe. ROW 6: Karla Routh, Linda Pruden, Melinda Vetterlein, Carol Campbell Donna Wood, Sue Futrell, Melanie Betsill, Beth Reed, Steve Brown, Linda Childress, Nancy Gregory, Eddie Yarber, Gor¬ don Widenhouse, Dawn Matthews, Debbie Watkins, Martin Eakes, Mr. Waggoner ROW 2: Loren Hill, Jeff Owens, David Osborne, Rick Allred, Billy Saunders, Gwen Williams, Jan Disque, Jayn Cox, Randy Sechrest, June Biggerstaff, Doug Dun¬ can INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Gordon Widenhouse — P. Eddie Yarber — V.P. Linda Childress — S. Nancy Gregory — T. VICA ROW 1: Mike Floyd, John Kendrick, Russel Shepherd, Ronald Bowman, Steve Brown, George McDaniel, Bobby Saunders ROW 2: Mr. Hinkle, Dennis Lotherige, Steve Brown, Steve Osborne, Sam Sheffield, Tom Craig, Terry Clark, Sandy Neece, Cathy Shawver, Vickie Sams, Mr. Brooks. SLn vT«Wa!f05' Na?Ci Coble’ Tina Todd Bor Sexton, Pat Piner, June Tayler, Andrea Weaver ROW 2- Homer Harden, Ned Beard, Dean Lemons, Donna Wray, Cindy Bryant, Dee Carroll, Jay Keeter, Steve Brown, Dean Lea ROW 3- Greg Southard, Mike Garrett, Wayne Smith, Jeff Owens, Keith Nowicki, Terry Pierce. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mona Watson as Miss DECA rides in Homecom¬ ing parade. Gardner GLoyrrei BurtRoV sj Sindy Cart.erT’ Donna Anderson, Kay Myers, Debbie Watkins, Joyce Garner, Debbie , i, u ■ j i R(?W ,2‘ StTeve NaPler Frank Jones, Tim Brewer, Curtis Hill, Max McLamb, Tommy Allen Bobbv Al- en, Jim Hmden, Larry Jordan, Jerry McMahan, Marsha Daniels, Mr. Harden. A Juniors . . . Back again . . . smiling , laughing with old friends and new acquaintances. Not new, not old . . . just right . . . Many juniors came back with hopes of making this year as good or bet¬ ter than the last, and their concern and in¬ volvement grew. School spirit grew. The first pep rally was a big success and Ragsdale beat Allen Jay. Winter came and SAT tests excited some and depressed some. Everyone got used to Haney and dug deep into their U.S. History books. Class rings were ordered and some boys didn’t keep theirs long. But term papers deadened the enthusiasm. Basketball season was exciting as the junior players did well for the varsity team. Dunn broke them in for ’73. And as Senior graduation neared, the juniors began to realize that their day was not so far away. 95 Mrs. Mary Eagle . . . UNC-G B.S.S.A. . . . teaches shorthand and typing . . . CO-OP sponsor . . . head of business department Miss Judy Flynn . . . Appalachian B.S. Physical Ed. . . . coaches girls’ basketball . . . cheerleader advisor Mr. Larry Dunn . . . High Point Col¬ lege — B.S. . . . Physical Ed. . . . var¬ sity basketball coach . . . assistant football coach . . . promoted from junior high . . . L.S.D. 96 Mr. Hugh Gor¬ don . . . High Point College, East Carolina B.S. Phys. Ed., M.A. Education . . . teaches biology . . . re¬ tiring football coach Mrs. Christine Greene . . . UNC-G A.B., M.Ed. guidance counselor . . . students A-K ... a friend Mr. Jerry Haney . . . High Point Col- lege — A.B. Sociah Studies . . . teaches U.S. History, World History, and U.S. World Affairs . . coaches track team . . . 5-page tests . . . Spartans. 97 Mr. Homer Harden . . . University of Geo rgia — B.S.S. in Distributive Ed. . . . teaches marketing and D.E. . . . “ Homer ” Miss Brenda Hass . . . Appalachian — B.S. in Mathematics . . . teaches consumer math and alge¬ bra I . . . Civinette advisor . . . “Mama Hass” Mr. Jack Hinkle . . . High Point College — B.S. in Science and Physical Ed. . . . teaches I.C.T. . . . baseball coach Mr. fames Kenan . . . N.C. State — B.S. in Mathematics . . . teach¬ es geometry, trig., and calculus . . . the “atten¬ dance man’’ Mrs. Virginia Johnson . . . George Wash¬ ington University — A.B. in Mathema¬ tics . . . teaches consumer math and algebra I... “Mama Johnson’’ Miss Betsy Kautz . . . Appalachian — B.S. in Physical Ed. . . . teaches biology and P.E. coaches girls’ track team . . . “What are we having for lunch?’’ Miss Jane Kimmel — UNC-G — A.B. in Biol¬ ogy, M.Ed. . . . teaches Biology . . . half-exams . . . knows cats inside out. Mr. Larry Klosterman — UNC-CH — B.S. in Physical Education . . . teaches driver’s education . . . films ball games for coaches. 100 Mrs. Mary Lane — UNC-G — A.B., M.Ed. . . . guidance counselor . . . N.H.S. advisor . . . students L-Z . . . always takes time with students. j Mrs. Evelyn Leonard — Shaw University — A.B. in English . . . North Carolina Central — M.L.S. • . . Librarian . . . “Butch Cassidy ’’ music. Mrs. Avis Madison — UNC-G . . . Library as¬ sistant . . . T. G. ’s wife. Mrs. Lois Matthews — Uni¬ versity of Louisville, UNC-G — B.A. in Spanish . . . teaches Spanish I and II, ■ ■ . “Mu y bien, mu y bien Mr. Carl Manual — A T — B.S. in Electronics and Electronics Engineering . . . teaches Engi¬ neering and Electronics. rnmmmm 101 Junior Class Officers President — Phil McCrory Vice-President — David Blakewood Secretary — Gini Stout Treasurer — Pam Powell Juniors discover the effects carlton adams kathy akers starr alderman alfred alexander bobby alien tommy alien larry anderson linda anderson sue aulbert eddie barber darlene bayse vicki beck dark beeson chris bell cindy benbow brvan bennett freida beverlv james beyer craig billings joey blackard donna blackmon joannblair janet blakely david blakewood danny blanks We’ve got to stop meeting like this! You can’t fool us Debbie, we know you’re looking. of being caught in the middle, jimmy bolding kent borum kerther boyd olivia branch steve brannan rhonda braswell david brewer henry briley butch brooks ronnie brown richard brvan beverly brvant j'nell bryson cindv bullock debbie bundy ronald hurt karen bush cheryl caldwell donnie camp jeff carpenter debbie carter sindy carter cathy case ■■■ Are you going places or just being taken? susan case melinda cathey barbara chapman alfred cheek al chilton alex dark david dark gerald dark lucille clauson janet Cleveland freda cole mike collins mike comer mike condrey kathv conrad randy cox randy cromer frank crouch gordon culler cheryl curtis debby davis doug davis kirby davis the realization of belonging Wayne Smith takes advantage of the only graphic arts course in Guilford County. As David stacks Z’s . teacher stacks E’s . . . . The because there’s no way out. niven davis julius dawkins terry dawson tony dawson prince deese randy delk kathy dillon anne donnelly doug duncan harry durst Steve elliot ricky everhart gary f arlow e. c. farthing sally fletcher mick floyd randy forrest randy foster terry foster freda freeze kathy fulp don gabbard joyce garner sandra gaston karla gillie I 105 Cold winds bring about a new tony glover jesse godwin charles grant debbie grant mary graves janice gray karen gray vicki griffey tom grissom susan groves charles halipilas lynn hall susan hall feagin harmon doug harris javne harris lisa harris detra hege cathy henderson beth hendrix steve herndon ken heybrook freddie hiatt shannon hiatt jan hicks curtis hill sharon hilliard jim hinden vickie hinshaw teresa hinson 106 change: a time for making decisions. keith hix debbie hobbs barbara hodgin sandra hood linda huffman cynthia hull denise hunt jean hunter kim hurley sharon ingold michael ingram robert ingram wilda ingram sandra jackson debbie jenkins patricia johnson buster johnston ed johnston frank jones harold jones rita jones larry jordan john kearns sylvia keaton ricky keene jill kennedy ted killingsworth paul klem Respicere exemplar vital morumque jubebo. 107 kurtz klinefelter mary kozanosky chris kosinski wells kramer james lambert hughie lee david lees marie leonard beth lesley bazzie letson debbie lewis melinda lindsey robert linville dennis lothridge kenneth lohr Juniors, a little quieter now, n I am not an underachiever: teachers are over-expecters. hilda lopez ava love tony lovette ann lyon steve madden carol marion pat marlor jeff martin sheila martin susan matthews janet mcbroom sandra mccrary phil mccrory 108 J discover life’s solemnity. george mcdaniel john mckeel max mclamb jerry mcmahan martha miller rhonda montgomery carol moore debbie moore marie morgan william morgan mira morris debbie munn brady murray steve napier jimmy nelson paul newby wayne newton teresa nobles greg ogle sean o’kane jackie osborne michele ozment wanda padgett peter pallas tim park juli parrish cheryl patterson john paul pat peeler jack pennington 109 jeff phillips pam powell connie priddy judy proctor becky proctor janice quick otis quick jo ralston johnny ratcl iff rene reagan jan reddick neil redding jimmy reep carlton rhyne joe rice sherri rich clara ritter mike robertson john rogers kory roop harold rush marsha safriet vicki sams Show me a person who lets raindrops keep falling on his head and I’ll show you a damp junior. Looking back, yet beginning to Since Ragsdale has no covered walkway yet, Susan Tatum and Chris Stevenson make their own. reach out to uncertain times of wait ing and . . . john saunders brian sartori karen schultheis randy scott ricky scott tom scott jeff sellers janet shaw sherry shehan russell shepherd tony shinn tommy shipwash donna sides david Sinclair brandon slate chris small rav smith libby smith kathy smith ken smith leigh smith wavne smith james sneed melodye snow jimmy sparks trippy Stafford hosie star nell steed gini stout tommy stevens 111 § I I chris Stevenson emilv sturges cindv sutphin grant swaim susan tatum cheryl taylor deborah taylor david terry jody tester bron thompson grant thorn lisa tillson carroll tollner rodney trivette linda trotter david turner pat turner margaret valentine guy vandiver christy vuncannon lisa wade terry wagner david wagoner You must change with the times unless you are big enough to change the times. to the challenge Jackie Osborne searches for the meaning of “farouche.” Tom, Jim and Randy are per¬ turbed at being interrupted from their studies. of the brighter days to come. sherry Wallace ricky walton randy ward eddie Washington vicki watkins debra watson lynn watts betsy wavnick vickie wehmeyer Steve welch trilby white ruby wilkerson carolyn williams gayle williams leslie williams david williamson forrest williard lee wilson bobby winslow kenny wolfe Steve wolfe danny wright sherry wver missy zirkle 113 i n MTii • Spring, rain or shine . . . K. 117 the inconsistent weather brought . . . unexcused absences for G.G.O., muddv halls, m 7 final exams, baseball, the prom, and graduation. 119 Jpmr sn 120 W'W M SPRING FEVER Try it, you’ll like it!” BOTTOM: Danny Collins, Ricky Hayes, Alex Clark, Phil Goins, David Stegenga, and Jimmy Nelson; 2nd ROW: Bob Wood- side, Harold Jones, Steve Madden, Steve Napier, Chuck Varner, Jay Keeler; TOP: David Wagoner, Charles Halipilias, David Lees, Dee Carroll, David Williamson, and Paul Newby. TIGERS SHOOT FOR TOP IN TRACK This year the Flying Tigers Track team will be going for a good season with many returning start¬ ers. Coach Jerry Haney will be looking to these re¬ turnees to carry the load in the Mid-State 3A loop. Minus the services of Anthony Adams, the Tigers will be pressed to find another super- star. There is only hope that one will arrive. Anthony Adams lands here in one of his many fine efforts for the Flying Tigers. (Above) Shot and Discus: Phil Goins, Charles Halipilias, and David Lees. (Below) Pole Vaulters: David Wagoner, Chuck Varner, and Jay Keeter. Hitting the take-off board with precision timing is Danny Collins in the long jump. 123 TOP ROW: Sherry Ingram, Melinda Cathey, Chris Kosinski, June Biggerstaff, Gwen Williams, Javn Cox, and Jo Ralston. BOTTOM: Karen Grav, Vanessa Hairston, Terri Elder, Sandy Sikes, and Missy Zirkel. , . ., . . J Javn Cox races to the tape to win. RHS TAKES CONFERENCE CROWN IN GIRLS’ TRACK “with a mighty push . . . That is the way to win the long jump. SCOREBOARD GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM 1971 School Total Points Ragsdale .... . 1681 2 Southern Guilford . 987 12 Western Guilford . 631 3 Southeast Guilford .... 627 12 Allen Jay .... June Biggerstaff hurls the shot. mcd r-1 1-1 do n c 2 co A new dimension has arrived. The 1971 baseball team at RHS erased from memory the terrible thoughts that lingered from years past. The Tigers ground out a 10-7 record with four of the seven defeats coming by margins of two runs or less. While being held scoreless by foes one time, Tiger hurlers compensated with four no-run games. At one point late in the season, RHS ran up a five- game winning streak. They finished winning seven of their last nine ball games. A new dimension looks good . . . ex¬ tremely good. Ricky Rickman shows the style that produced a high batting average to lead the team. Whipping the ball to first to get the assist is third baseman Bill y Davis. Ace southpaw Randall Watts displays his potent delivery. Coach Jack Hinkle observes junior catcher Mike Glover receiving the strike. J Jim Bolding hurls the ball toward the infield to hold the runner. jjt t i 'rb f? % o J Jr. JR ' % - Ih ,w . f - ; ' • . , i? 4' ■ 5 ’ ■ ; y r k _■ 5 ■ v- •- . .. ■ 1 ' V � S ‘ •4 Wm m 1m . v % ' Uni __ n ♦ From a shallow position in the outfield, Ronnie Smith zings the ball. “Something went wrong” . . . Jim Bolden groans on the ground as Mike Cleveland rushes over to see what has happened. SCOREBOARD RHS OPPONENT 15 S. Alamance 3 4 E. Alamance 5 9 Southeast 10 5 Graham 0 1 Northeast 3 8 W. Alamance 5 0 S. Alamance 9 1 Graham 9 11 Bartlett Yancey 2 2 E. Alamance 5 4 Southeast 0 5 Northwest 4 6 Allen Jay 4 7 Northwest 3 6 Northeast 0 2 Bartlett Yancey 4 1 W. Alamance 0 (Below) Rodney Trivette fires the ball in. KNEELING: Billy Wall, Aja Tillery. STANDING: Harold Rush, Charles Grant, Terry Dawson, Steve Brannan, Danny Wright, Jack Pennington, Steve Herndon, Terry Hinkle. G O L F 1 9 7 2 Charles Grant swings from the tee. Billy Wall displays the putting touch. 128 Danny Wright follows his shot down the fairway. Steve Brannon prepares to launch his tee shot. « « C • '' % k f f '4. , ; vjr' « £, ’ ’ « H -' Jack Pennington rips through for a good drive. ■ ■ ■ This year Ragsdale was well represented at the State Girls’ Golf Tourn¬ ament as RHS placed first in the state. The scores from Rags¬ dale were: Jan Disque . 85 Betsy Waynick ... 86 Lin Smith . 87 Dawn Allred . . . Ill Dawn Allred strokes a putt carefully across the green. Jan Disque draws back to put power into the swing. GIRLS TAKE STATE GOLF TITLE Lin Smith slams drive down the fairway. From left to right — seated: Lin Smith and Jan Disque. Standing: Betsy Waynick and Dawn Allred. Betsy Waynick uses her putter to chip onto the awaiting green. 130 THE ENDEAVORS OF MANY PUT RAGSDALE IN THE PUBLIC EYE Proudly posting press announcements of Rags¬ dale’s State Wrestling Championship is our beam¬ ing Coach Mike Raybon. The efforts of many people have made Ragsdale a respected name among her peers. The result of many extra hours of work and sacrifice, the honors are many. The debators led the way in many tournaments, and the D.E. students took many honors in district competition. The quiet successes in J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, and all the girls’ sports only add to the stature of the school's image. June Biggerstaff and Linda Childress, as chief and co-chief cheerleaders, en¬ couraged the students to join in enthus¬ iastic support of the athletic program. The Booster’s Club, led by many de¬ voted and hard-working parents, con¬ tributed universal gym equipment to help complete athletic facilities the school can offer. The annual staff is very grateful to Ronnie Barker, Ken Heybrock, Brady Murray, Grant Thorn, and Bobby Win¬ slow for their photography included in this yearbook. Linda Murdock has com¬ posed much of the lovely copy used. The patience and cooperation of the faculty made publication deadlines much easier to meet. The school was fortunate to have Pierre Francois Stoerkle from Switzer¬ land to become its friend. Yet tops on the list of people who promote Ragsdale must be Mr. T. G. Madison, whose constant efforts for the individual student have kept problems to a minimum and successes to a peak. -sr TW° girls ready to boost Ragsdale in the 1973 Echo are Lisa Tillson, new Editor (left), and Chris Stevenson, the Business Manager (right). Sean O’Kane, pictured on the right above, became King of the Mardi-Gras, which was sponsored by all county French Clubs; then they led the gala costume parade through the halls. With her helpful and friendly manner in the front office, Mrs. Audrey Wrike has become Ragsdale’s best public rela¬ tions worker. Many Individuals Contribute The accomplishments of a team or group are successful if a caring person is in charge. A tedious and often unreward¬ ing job is that of daily preparing nutritious food that meets fed¬ eral requirements. Under the capable and dedicated efforts of Mrs. Margaret Woody, the cafeteria staff was able to offer a cold plate as a second choice on the menu this year. School could not be run ef¬ ficiently without valuable school workers, whose assistance makes attendance and guidance work accurate and less taxing for faculty members. Led by Mr. Tom Payne and Mr. James Kenan, the faithful workers care¬ fully record absences with their codes and deliver daily absentee lists to teachers. The job of counselling and record-keeping for each student in school is done by the coun¬ selors with the help of guidance workers who run errands and perform many other duties. Keeping the building as clean as possible is an endless and repetitious job, but the Sandford family works daily. Ricky Cheek and Curtis McClendon work every afternoon also. Mrs. Delores Riddle Mrs. Margaret Woody n Jackso Superb Efforts In Ragsdale’s Behalf Going beyond the call of duty to help with sports events were many dedicated workers. During football season, Mr. Moran broadcasted games; Mr. Kenan tallied the scores; Mr. Stancil, Mr. Chance, Mr. Bailey, and Mr. Waggoner kept the gates. For ■a use in analyzing plays, Mr. Kloster- •gSSfr man took movies during football and later during basketball season. Called the best scout in the area, Mr. Haney visited opponent games. Faithfully attending two games a week during basketball season, Mr. « and Mrs. Olin Jackson and Mrs. Kathy — Dick kept varsity scores; Lind a Bel¬ lows kept the girls’ basketball scores. Mr. Alan Dick was the official statistics-keeper. Wrestling was helped by Mr. Haney and various junior varsity wrestlers. New this year in the capacity of Administrative Assistant, Mr. Mills inherited Mr. Moran’s job of handling the buses and their problems. Taking on special duties because they wanted Ragsdale to be a better school were many time-sacrificing teachers. Miss Boone handled all audio-visual equipment for the classrooms and stage. Checking hall passes were many of the men on the faculty who were assigned to hall duty. Students also helped in too many capacities to enumerate. The parking lot committee contributed an hour daily to checking violators. The prom, homecoming, talent show, assembly, and school spirit committees are only a few of the many student groups who worked constantly to improve school life. oner Attendance Office helpers Students Prepare Now Each year boys from Ragsdale go to Wake Forest for a week of instruction in North Carolina’s governmental activities. There they set up their own state, electing a governor, lieutenant governor, and other state officials. This year’s attendants to Boys’ State were, left to right, Ronny Woody, John Ellis, and David Collins. Two girls from the school spend a week in the summer at UNC-G. Meeting with girls from all over the state, they learn the functions of different levels in North Carolina government. Laine Wrike and Debbie Hamp¬ ton attended Girls’ State during the summer of 1971. Governor’s School is located at Salem College where it provides its campus for 400 talented and gifted students. These students are guests of the state for 7 weeks as they study the different aspects of 20th century thoughts and ideas. Nominated this year are Mary Kozanosky, Sandra Gaston, Carol Marion, Gini Stout, Paul Newby, De atra He ge, and Brian Sartori. 134 For Successful Futures Gorden Widenhouse, Pam Winslow, Loren Hill, Susan Bass, and Martin Eakes participated with college stu¬ dents in classes at the Tri-College Consortium for High School Summer Scholars at Greensboro College during the summer. Martin Eakes, Loren Hill, Tom Fawcett, and David Collins went with Miss Boone to the Science Symposium at Duke JJniversity to attend lectures and demon¬ strations in the field of natural science. Loren Hill and Carian Barber each spent a week in Washington, D.C. at the Presidential Classroom learning more about the workings of our government. 135 District winners of the Distributive Education Student-of-the-Year con¬ test are Andrea Weaver and Jay Keeter. They re¬ ceived the award by com¬ peting against students from 28 schools in the 5-B district. Jay Keeter D.E. Awards Left to right: Andrea Weaver, Mona Watson, June Taylor, Keith Nowicki, Cindy Bryan. Standing: Nanci Coble. Also in district competition, the fol¬ lowing students won various awards: Andrea Weaver — 3rd place, Job Interview Mona Watson — 2nd place, Miss Deca June Taylor — 2nd place, Public Speaking Keith Nowicki — 2nd place, Creative Marketing Cindy Bryan — 3rd place, Ad Project Layout Nanci Coble — Finalist, Sales Demon¬ stration i l Business Awards Business Awards were distributed by the Administrative Management Society to a boy and girl from each school in the area. The Ragsdale winners are Denise Hicks and David Collins, who also won the AMS Scholarship. Cindy Bever Finalist High Point Junior Miss Pageant Ragsdale Girls Terry Hill Finalist Miss High Point Pageant Lynn Wyrick Miss Congeniality High Point Junior Miss Pageant Excel in Area Beauty Contests m ECHO Boasts Art Contest Winners . left: Susan Groves Second Place Junior right: Jay Keeter First Place Senior Seniors receive honor for scholarship and service Kenneth T. Miller Award — Mike Glover Kenneth T. Miller Award — Monnie Slade The DAR Good Citizen Award, based on out¬ standing traits of dependability, service, leader¬ ship, and patrio¬ tism, is Ginger Marr (left). David Washam, (right) the Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Finalist , is one who is ranked in the upper tenth of one per cent, based on test scores. Valedictorian Martin Daniel Eakes, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Eakes, ranks first in the 1971-72 grad¬ uating class. Not only superior in scholastic ability, Martin has also proved himself a leader in many extra-curricular activities. Martin worked diligently to write a school constitution and aids the effectiveness of Student Congress with his enthusiasm for student involvement. Having red hair and a temper to match, coupled with an intense dislike of mediocrity make him try con¬ stantly to improve his surroundings and himself. Martin is a model student who ex¬ cels in every endeavor, and who pursues his ideas to the fullest. The future will definitely be richer for the contributions of this Ragsdale scholar! Salutatorian Ginger Loraine Marr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Marr, transferred to Rags¬ dale the beginning of her junior year. While being an active participant of the total school program, she has earned the second highest average in her graduating class. For her high average and other fine qualities, she was selected for membership in Beta Club and National Honor Society. For outstanding citizenship she was chosen DAR Good Citizen for this year. Her musical training and ability qualified her for attendance at the Governor’s School during the summer of 1971. Ginger is a true lady, possessing maturity, sincerity, and capability. Nine Marshals Chosen For High Scholastic Averages Martin Eakes — Co-Chief Ginger Marr Co-Chief Jan Disque Billy Saunders 141 Loren Hill Randy Sechrest Patricia Clark Seniors Prepare For That Final Walk Down The Aisle As seniors Order invitations, they bear in mind “An invitation sent often brings a gift in return”. The “big heads” were readily discovered when they were measured for caps. Worried seniors schedule last minute conferences with teachers con¬ cerning their grades. Lisa Vitello won the hearts of all and the title of the senior mascot when she did a spirited cheer in the mascot contest. Mrs. Davis and the senior class officers find much work to keep them busy as the end of the year approaches. Tim Drew, alias Chubby Checker, twisted his way into becoming the mascot for the senior class. Randall Watts explains the graduation procedure to an underclassman. Mr. Madison presents a diploma to a senior who will not be forgotten. T : tAJ t 1 i 4 • ,4 Bf i 1 hi i IM i| 1 J ! ' ■ ia K Swm , f M jr jM P i«SHr '' tviM L - f , L i 1 jl lm i Seniors admire their receipts for twelve years of hard work. Special Seniors Merit Individual Awards tpv Winner of one of the Spencer Love Scholarships in the Fine Arts, which are awarded to four UNC-G incoming freshmen, is Ginger Marr, an excellent student of music. Marsha Skeen, an outstanding business student at Ragsdale, has won the High Point Legal Secretary Association’s Scholarship. Because of her academic promise, her qual¬ ities of citizenship, her concern for others, her character, her personality, Nancy Gregory was declared winner of the Sedgefield Wom¬ en’s Club Scholarship. In recognition of outstanding achievements both in the classroom and in endeavors outside academics, the Beta Club Scholarship, awarded for the first time this year, goes to Keith Wiglesworth. 144 The Civitan Award, given by the Jamestown Civitan Club to the person the class voted the best citizen among them, is presented to Carian Barber. Winners in competition for the John Mot¬ ley Morehead Scholarship to UNC were Randy Sechrest and Bill Saunders. An all-expense paid scholarship, it is award¬ ed only to those who meet high require¬ ments in areas of leadership, academics, moral character, and physical vigor. The Most Valuable Senior Award is given by the class for the one considered most outstand¬ ing in leadership, character, and contributions t o the school. The worthy recipient this year is Bill Saunders. Ragsdale honored with two Morehead winners i p p Randy Sechrest, fan Disque, Linda Childress, and Bill Saunders, because of their all-around qualities of good citi¬ zenship, personality, and academic performance, were chosen to receive the Outstanding Teenager Award. 145 li QUILL AND SCROLL Martie Groome, Gorden Widenhouse, Loren Hill, Linda Childress, Kim Chilton HARDWORKING SCHOLARS ARE ROW 1: Jan Disque, Rhonda Harris, Dawn Matthews, Debra Perry, Alice Carroll, David Washam, Wyn Smith, Gayle Smith, Brenda Patterson, Martin Eakes, Susan Bass. ROW 2: Gwen Williams, Linda Bellows, Pam Neese, Melanie Betsill, Mary Crouch, Ginger Marr, Pam Winslow, Melinda Vetterlein, Nancy Gregory, Pat Pollard, Cindy Beyer. ROW 3: Mrs. Williford, Ronnie Woody, Randy Sechrest, Terrell Hill, Wayne Rothrock, Frank Drake, Aja Tillery, Randall Watts, Jeff Cobb, Tom Fawcett, Paul Mitchell, Phil Wrenn. ROW 4: Marsha Skeen, Pat Clark, Donald Hartman, Paula Manning, Jeanette Torres, Jayn Cox, Steve Sargeant, Bill Saunders, David Collins, Linda Childress, Monnie Slade, Kim Chilton, Loren Hill, Gordon Widenhouse A n0f$j tHjpwHg NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Jeanette Torres, Cindy Beyer, Loren Hill, Jan Disque, Linda Bellows, Susan Bass, Pat Clark, Mary Crouch, Melanie Bet- sill. ROW 2: Randy Sechrest, Pam Neese, Jayn Cox, Bill Saunders, Gwen Williams, Wayne Rothrock, Ginger Marr, Pam Winslow, Gor- den Widenhouse, Phil Wrenn, David Collins, Martin Eakes, Gayle Smith RECOGNIZED IN HONOR CLUBS BETA CLUB HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Jan Disque, President; Cindy Beyer, Treasurer; Linda Bel¬ lows, Secretary; Loren Hill, Vice-President BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Martin Eakes, President; Gayle Smith, Secretary; Brenda Patter¬ son, Treasurer; Wyn Smith, Vice-President % m FROM L. to R.: Sally Pahnke — Program Chairman, Ginger Marr — Program Chair¬ man, Beth Reed — President, John Saun¬ ders — Treasurer, Treva Smith — Secretary, Steve Brannan — Vice President LOS CONQUISTADORES ROW 1: Michael Ingram. ROW 2: Hilda Lopez, Lisa Tilson, Randy Ward, Scott King, Cheryl Harvey, Ruth Garnett, Terry Hill, Marcia Skeen. ROW 3: Steve Brannon, Treva Smith, Sandra Gaston, Beth Reed, Sally Pahnke, Ginger Marr, Jimmy Whitely, David Osborne, Lynn Wyrick, Lynn Hall, Brenda Patterson, Carol Campbell, Mrs. Matthews LA SOCIETfi HONORAIRE Linda Bellows, as Vice President, oversees the parents’ French foods banquet. In the play “Le Petit Chaperon Rouge” (Little Red Riding Hood), Randall Watts, the hunter, kills wolf (?!) Loren Hill. 148 For the December meeting, Miss Brown prepares her fa¬ mous Buche de Noel. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ROW 1: Terry Dawson, Treasurer; Loren Hill, President; Ashley Angel, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Paul Newby, Secretary. ROW 2: Gordon Ivey, Pat Pollard, Linda Bellows, Donald Hartman, Miss Brown, Mary Crouch, Mary Kozanosky, Leslie Williams, Gini Stout, Susan Groves, Wendy Bennett. ROW 3: Bill Saunders, Phil McCrory, Niven Davis, Sandra Gaston, Janet McBroom, Karla Gillie, Sandra McCrary, Lynn Slaten. ROW 4: Richard Nesbitt, Keith Newson, Jo Ralston, Sherry Rich, Sharon Hillard, Rhonda Wilkerson, Anne Donnelly, Pam Powell, Buster Johnston. ROW 5: Martin Bakes, Susan Bass, Donna Pierce, Melanie Betsill, Jean Hunter, Linda Anderson, Cindy Bullock, Jackie Osborne. ROW 6: Marie Leonard, Gwen Williams, Leigh Pur- year, Deatra Hege, Debbie Munn, Rick Rickman, Randall Watts, Wyn Smith, Doug Duncan. ROW 7: Judy Brown, Susan Tatum, Freda Freeze, Jeanette Torres, Sandra Jones, Pam Neese, Mike Beck, Carian Barber, Greg Parks, Ronnie Routh. ROW 8: Tommy Wilson, Gordon Watkins, Jan Disque, Edison Irving, Debbie Cowan, Frank Drake, Terrell Hill DE FRANCAIS ROW 1: Linda Anderson, Linda Bellows, Gwen Williams, Karla Gillie. ROW 2: Billy Saunders, Cindy Bullock, Melanie Betsill, Jean Hunter, Jeanette Torres, Deatra Hege, Mile Brown. ROW 3: Jan Disque, Pam Neese, Mary Kozanosky, Leigh Puryear, Donald Hartman, Randall Watts, Loren Hill Cindy Bullock and Linda An¬ derson mourn wcrtf’s death! SENIORS . . . At last . . . we finally made it. Pride conquered the Senior Hall as the Senior class mem¬ bers moved into their lockers. Most faces were familiar and some new but everyone was friendly. The work was hard and Homecoming was welcome. The Seniors’ float won for the first time in five years . . . the class was proud. In December, college boards were dreaded. Applications were sent to col¬ leges and students waited with anticipation. Some were happy . . . some disappointed . . . Snow fell . . . the campus was still and the courtyard pretty. Jr. Exchange cleaned it up and it was nice. Macbeth was fun. Romantic poetry led the way to Valentine’s day and the away basketball game to Myrtle Beach . . . and Seniors ordered graduation announcements. Then the prom was planned. Decisions were hard to make and conflicts were numerous but it was fun. There was a plea for unity, class concern and to¬ getherness. The 18-year olds anticipated in the upcoming Presidential election and boys received their draft cards. But springtime lightened the mood. The days grew longer but went by more quickly . . . Easter vaca¬ tion . . . Senior play . . . class day . . . finals. Graduation ... a dream final¬ ly realized ... In the stillness, tears fell, and as the Senior Hall was walked for the last time, the smiles were remembered, the good-byes said. To the beach! Celebration! But it was over . . . Mrs. Pat McKelvey . . . Appalachian — B.S. English . . . teaches senior English and French I .. . Echo advisor . . . hang-up for deadlines . . . co-advisor of French Club Mrs. Magdalen Mikeski . . . Notre Dame of Maryland — B.A. English . . . teaches sophomore English . . . Stu¬ dent Congress advisor . . . Moby Dick . . . style papers Mrs. Peggy Neel . . . High Point College — B.S. En¬ glish . . . teaches Senior En¬ glish and Spanish I . . . co¬ advisor of Spanish Club Mrs. Annette Payne — High Point College . . . A.B. in Social Studies . . . U.N.C.-G. . . . M.Ed. . . . teaches family living . . . togetherness. Mrs. Vicky Norman — U.N.C.-G. . . . B.A. in English . . . teaches English . . . pet peeve “This is true.’’ ! {• Mrs. Brenda Pic¬ kett — U.N.C.-G . . . B.S.S.A. . . , M.Ed. . . . teaches typing and Bookkeeping . . . As¬ sets equal liabilities plus proprietorship. I Mr. Paul Rainey — Con¬ cord . . . A.B. in Music . . . “P.R.” . . . pet peeves — people who play wrong notes and get out of step. Miss Sandra Singletary — U.N.C.-G. . . . B.A. in Biol¬ ogy . . . teaches biology and Physical Science . . . quiet as a mouse . . . sometimes. Mrs. Ruth Revels — Pembroke State . . . A.B. in English . . . teaches English and Dramatics . . . loves Shakespeare . . . “Director. ” I Mrs. Dollie Smith — UNC-G . . . B.A. in English . . . teaches junior English • . . term papers . . . talks to students who aren’t there. Mrs. Jane Smith — Greensboro College . . . A.B. in Mathematics . . . teaches Algebra I and II . . . word problems . . . graphs . . . attitude! Mrs. Ruth Smith — Greenville College . . . B.S. in Music . . . University of Michigan . . . M.Ed. . . . teaches choral music and ensemble . . . Zu dum ge- boren . . . “Mrs. Jones.” 155 Mrs. Sandra Stafford — Wesleyan College — B.A. in English . . . teaches ju¬ nior English and journa¬ lism . . . used to teach in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Cheryl Taylor — UNC-G — B.S.S.A. . . . teaches Typing and Business Machines . . . “Mama Hilton’’ . . . Loves chewing gum and eraser crumbs. Mr. John Stancil — N. C. State Univer¬ sity — B.S. in Mathematics . . . teaches Geometry and Algebra II . . . Dishonest John . . . Mastermind of Insults. Mr. Michael Waggoner — Ap¬ palachian State University B.S. in Biology teaches Human Science and Ecology . . . Exchange ad¬ visor . . . Inter- Club Council ad¬ visor . . . “label¬ ing drawings.’’ 156 Mr. William White — Auto and Mrs. Nancy Williford — High Point College truck mechanic . . . operator of ... A.B. in English . . . Beta Club sponsor own business for 20 years in High loves grammar . . . themes . . . comma splices. Point . . . 1967 started Ragsdale . . . set up auto shops. Mr. Ronnie Wyrick — U.N.C.-C.H. . . . A.B. in Phys¬ ical Education . . . M.A.T. in Physical Education Evel Knievel . . . teaches P.E _ coaches. CLASS OF 1972 , CLASS OFFICERS President — Bill Saunders Vice-President — Martin Eakes Secretary — Terry Hill Treasurer — Treva Smith Melvin Ray Alexander Philip Morrison Allred, Jr. Cynthia Dawn Andrews Ashley Sara Angel Bobby Steven Auman Rick Holton Allred Carol Susan Anderson Karan Gail Baity Ann Mildred Baker Carion Edda Barber 158 Ronnie Reid Barker Jimmy Kirk Barnes Vicki Diane Barnes Joyce Elizabeth Barr Susan Ruth Bass Coy Neil Beard Linda Sue Bellows Robert Wayne Benfield Wendy Lee Bennett Melanie Joan Betsill Cynthia May Beyer June Elise Biggerstaff 159 Spring Rodney Scott Blakely Mr brings Senior Barbara Ellen Bledsoe Roland Alfred Bowman dreams Susan Lea Boyles Donald Gene Bridger Steve Curtis Brown James Stephen Brown Cynthia Janette Bryan Lorrie Patricia Burt . 160 Carole Sue Campbell Sherry Lee Ann Cannon ' Charles Clifton Carmichael Gary Wayne Carmichael Mike Wade Carr Alice Louisa Carroll nearer. Dwight Earl Carroll Jr. Robert Lee Cashatt Dennis James Chaney Lorenzo Chapman 161 Michael Lee Charles Linda Lee Childress Kimberly Anne Chilton Patricia Clark We Ve only just begun to be who we are. Terry Lee Clark Marcia Kay Clodfelter James Jeffery Cobb Nancy Susan Coble Kathy Diane Coleman Daniel Earl Collins 162 David Dean Collins Linda Faye Cook Deborah Ann Cowan Jayn Leigh Cox The hectic days move faster, faster . . . Robert Grey Cox Mary Louise Crouch Roland Curtis Alfred Davis Davis Martha Ann Davis David Hendrick den Boer 163 Ricky Alan Dillon Jeanette Graham Disque Keith Richard Dovel Dallas Franklin Drake Jay Frank Dunbar, Jr. Martin Daniel Eakes WARNING: The surgeon general has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health. Deep concentration . . . Eddie Yarber? 164 Donna Sue Edwards Nancy Payne Edwards Terri Ann Elder John Edwin Ellis Carl Alphonso Ellison James Robert Ewing Thomas Terrell Fawcett Joan Spivey Finegan Pamela May Fletcher Ricky Alan Fletcher Nancy Louise Floyd Julee Kim Fortune 165 Ella Jean Foster Debra Ann Frank Roberta Lee Fredrick Kevin James Gallimore Winfred Stanley Gallimore Mary Belinda Gamble Ruth Anne Garnett William Michael Garrett Horace Eugene Gilmer James Mike Glover Philip Jeffrey Goins Ann Kathryn Grant 166 Hopes for the future . . . Nancy Ann Gregory Candace Diane Greninger Marcia Lucinda Groome Karen Jean Hall Ricky Wayne Hall Russell Kurt Hallberg Donna Lee Hamner Deborah Yvonne Hampton William Kenneth Bernard Harper Rhonda Faye Harris Donald Conrad Hartman 167 Cheryl Jayne Harvey Richard Brent Hayes Carolyn Denise Hicks Pamela Sherdean Hicks The guidance office is a quiet Robert David Hicks Joseph Terrell Hill Loren Harold Hill Terry Genette Hill Randall Bruce Hines, Jr. Kathryn Amelia Hobson 168 Iff. Jonathan Mark Hodge place to study and talk! Samuel Nixon Hodgin Bradly Alan Hoover David Craig Huff Jeffery Lee Hunsucker Debbie Ann Hutchens Franklin James Ingram Sherry Lynn Ingram John Samuel Inman Edison Lewis Hammond Irvine 169 Dean Quintin Jackson David Linwood James Geneva Lu Jenkins Harriet Jeanette Jenkins Ellen Diane Jones Sandra Lee Jones Ooops! Desperately trying to Shirley May Jones Revonda Ann Walter James Jump Keeter 170 i Sam Eugene Kersey Ronna Jo Lee Wade Norman Kimmons Dean Greg Lemons Karen Kruyer Terry Keith Leonard do more than better. Ernest Steven Lewis Jan Juanita Lewis Susan Piner Lincoln 171 Sarah Ann Lisenby Joe Nathaniel Little James Hubbard Locke Bruce Edward Lothridge Ronald Knight Lowe Ray Thomas Maness Jason Donnie Mann, Jr. Paula Macon Manning Ginger Loraine Marr Michael Thomas Marsh Terry Lynn Martin Debra Dawn Mathews 172 These two are anxiously awaiting another points. Is this the Interact Club’s idea of having fun? James Lindsay Matthews Deborah Lynne McCandle ss Johnny Craig McCarn Janet Lea Melvin Paul Herman Mitchell Betty Jo Moore Michael Vann Moore Bobby Lee Morgan Martin Stewart Morgan 173 Elizabeth Antoinette Morgan Linda Bettina Murdock Barry Keith Newsom Pamela McCain Nee se Richard Winfred Nesbitt David Keith Norwicki Triumphant Smiles! Cynthia Elizabeth Nulsen Theodore Alexander Orr III Steven Wayne Osborn David Raine Osborne 174 Jeffrey Emmett Owens Sally Melinda Pahnke Donald Edward Palmer Brenda Gail Parrish Brenda Lee Patterson Debra Lynn Perry Donna Lynne Pierce Terry Franklin Pierce Patricia Faye Piner The last few minutes before Thanksgiving vacation bring gleeful smiles. Patricia Lynne Pollard Glenna Rebecca Power Brenda Faye Pressley Linda Rose Pruden Lee Carter Raper Raymond Franklin Reddick III Elizabeth Reed Donald Curtis Reese Reece Carolyn Rice John Timothy Richardson Martin Lyle Rickman Clarke Lewis Robinson ji 176 In Memoriam . . . and when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me; shine on 'til tomorrow . . . Let it be. Brian Dale Dawson November 22, 1953 — July 26, 1971 Della Rogers Vicky Lynn Rollins Lucinda Lucille Rountree Ronald Jeffrey Routh Clifford Bruce Sanders Steven Gerard Sargeant Bobby Glenn Saunders William Lee Saunders, Jr. Richard Daniel Scearce Randale Craig Sechrest Shelby Jean Sechrest Micheal Steven Setliff Cathy Lynn Shawver Samuel Franklin Sheffield Jr. Howard Ronald Shuler Berta Jane Siegner Sandra Lynn Sikes Marsha Diane Skeen 178 Monnie Jane Slade Cynthia Rose Smith Gayle Marie Smith Odell Wayne Smith Ralph James Smith Ronald Duane Smith Richard Earl Smith Wyndell Howard Smith Seldon Lin Smith Treva Joyce Smith James Daniel Snyder Gregory Dale Southard i 179 James Edward Southerland Joyce Christine Stack David Lee Stegenga Steven Wesley Stroud John Valvell Sutton Jr. Francine Zanada Sykes June Ellen Taylor Violet Rennett Taylor Ajalon Arthur Tillery, Jr. “Is this a dagger which I see before me” . . .? Jeanette Hildegard Torres Tina Marlene Todd Vee Denise Tucker Marvin Kenneth Turner Wanda Gladys Twisdale Stephen Alexander Underwood William Watson Van Horn David Martin Venable Melinda Holt Vetterlein Brett Ray Wagner 181 William Wesley Wall Franz Michael Walton Thomas Kelly Ward Ronnie Dale Watts Andrea Jean Weaver Ann Marie Welborn 182 pay attention! John Randall Williams Pamela Bryant Wilson Pamela Jean Winslow Kimberly Lynn White James Craig Whiteley Milton Gordon Wid enho use Howard Keith Wiglesworth Micheal Lee Wilkerson Gwendolyn Mae Williams 183 The past is forever gone. Looking onward, nature beckons Allen Spencer Wheatley Douglas Spencer Witcher Donna Thress Wood Mary Orr Wood Stephen David Wood Robert Anthony Woodside Ronald Arthur Woody Debra Lynn Wray Doris Ann Wrenn 184 all ‘ ‘come again. ” Carian makes morning an¬ nouncements. Phillip Benton Wrenn Elaine Brown Wrike Julia Lynn Wyrick Edwin Taylor Yarber Barbara Jean Yarbough Linda Lou Youngblood CONGRATULATIONS . . . If you are a graduating senior from high school this year, you have: — traveled around the sun approximately 18 times, — spent at least 12 years in public school systems, — or approximately 2160 days (counting off for weekends, holidays, and hookey), — or 17,280 hours (counting off for recess and tardy), — or 6480 hours studying (counting homework, field trips, and cramming for tests), — which is approximately one fourth of your entire wak¬ ing life, — which is approximately 2154 days, or 23,616 hours, or 85,017,600 seconds longer than it took God to create this earth . . . SO GO SENIORS . . . and create your own world! 185 Quiet ways, timid giggles, and solid de¬ pendability. all add up to TREVA SMITH. Her gentle ways and cooperative spirit have endeared her to us all. She excels in everything she attempts and never refuses to help. Treva is a very reliable person whom Ragsdale will always love. MELVIN RAY ALEXANDER Chorus 4; Football 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3. PHILIP MORRISON ALLRED, JR. J.V. Basketball Manager 2, 3; Scorekeeper 2, 3. RICHARD HOLTON ALLRED Interclub Council 4; National Naturalists Club 4, President 4. CAROL SUSAN ANDERSON Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Officer 3. CYNTHIA DAWN ANDREWS Chorus 4. SARA ASHLEY ANGEL Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4, Officer 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Of¬ ficer 4; Exchangettes 3, 4, Officer 4; Stu¬ dent Congress 3; National Naturalists Club 4. BOBBY STEVEN AUMAN French Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Vocation¬ al Industrial Clubs of America 3, 4. KARAN GAIL BAITY French Club 2, 3. MILDRED ANN BAKER Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Home¬ coming Court attendant 2, 3, 4, Queen 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Officer; Outstanding Senior; Monogram Club 3, 4. Senior statistics reflect CARIAN EDDA BARBER French Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4, Head 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Congress 4, President 4; Interclub Council 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Outstanding Senior; Youth Council 4, Executive Board 4. RONNIE REID BARKER School Spirit Committee 4. VICKI DIANE BARNES Chorus 4. JOYCE ELIZABETH BARR Student Congress 2. SUSAN RUTH BASS National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Club 4, Officer 4; Chorus 2, 3; Ensemble 3; Sub-juniors 2, 3, 4; National Forensic League 2, 3, 4; Tri- College Consortium Summer Scholars Pro¬ gram (at Greensboro College) 4; National Merit Commended Scholar 4; Drama Club 3; Debate Team 4: Wake Forest Speech Institute 3. RODNEY SCOTT BLAKELY Track Team 2. RAY JAY BLANER Band 2, 4; Student Congress 2; Pep Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Interact 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Chess Club 4. BARBARA ELLAN BLEDSOLE SUSAN LEA BOYLES Chorus 3, 4; Distributive Education Club 3. DONALD GENE BRIDGER, JR. National Naturalists Club 4; Drama Club 3. JAMES STEPHEN BROWN Band 2, 3; J.V. Football Manager 2; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Bus Drivers’ Club 4, Officer 4; Interclub Council 4; J.V. Wrestling Team 2; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 4. CYNTHIA JANETTE BRYAN Homeroom Officer 2; Interact 3, 4; Distri¬ butive Education Club 3, 4. COY NEIL BEARD Student Congress 2; J.V. Wrestling Team 2; Chorus 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Civitans 4; Distributive Education Club 4. LINDA SUE BELLOWS French Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4; Exchangettes 3, 4; Governor’s School Delegate 4; Girls’ Bas¬ ketball Manager 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3. ROBERT WAYNE BENFIELD Band 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 3; Mono¬ gram Club 4. WENDY LEE BENNETT French Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Exchang¬ ettes 4; Student Congress 4; Pep Club 3. MELANIE JOAN BETSILL Interclub Council 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, President 4, Officer 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sub-juniors 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA MAY BEYER Outstanding Senior; Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 4; Youth Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4; Student Congress 4, Secretary 4; Exchangettes 4; Annual Staff 4, Section Editor 4; Homecoming Court Attendant 4; All-State Band 3; All- County Band 2; Pep Band 2, 3. JUNE ELISE BIGGERSTAFF Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 4; Interclub Council 4; Civinettes 2, 3; Interact 4; Mono¬ gram Club 4; Student Congress 2; Girls’ Track Team 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL PHILLIP BRYANT Bus Driver 3, 4. LARRY BERNARD BULLOCK Track Team 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Basket¬ ball 2. LORRIE PATRICIA BURT CAROLE SUE CAMPBELL Sub-juniors 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 4; Chorus 4; National Naturalists Club 4. SHERRY LEE CANNON Drama Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 4, Reporter 4. CHARLES CLIFTON CARMICHAEL GARY WAYNE CARMICHAEL As a newcomer, TERRY HILL fit right in at Ragsdale. Bringing new ideas, which she is not hesitant to express, has made her liked by all. Her usually quiet manner seems to vanish when she is cheering the Tigers to victory. This vivacious young lady will always be welcome wherever she goes. 186 outstanding seniors. ALICE LOUISA CARROLL Band 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4: Bus Driver 3, 4, Bus Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. DWIGHT EARL CARROLL, JR. Newspaper Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Track Team 3; Dis-, tributive Education Club 3, 4. ROBERT LEE CASHATT EUGENE LEE CASON DENNIS JAMES CHANEY Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. LORENZO CHAPMAN Football Team 2, 3; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3. MICHAEL LEE CHARLES Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2. 3; Monogram Club 4. LINDA LEE CHILDRESS Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 4; Civi- nettes 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Interclub Coun¬ cil 4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Outstanding Senior; Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Jr. Editor 3; Pep Club 3. KIMBERLY ANNE CHILTON Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Congress 4; National Forensic League 2; Annual Staff 3, 4, Busi¬ ness Manager 4, Jr. Business Manager 3. PATRICIA CLARK Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3; Student Con¬ gress 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Civi- nettes 4; Junior Marshal 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Feature Editor 4. TERRY LEE CLARK Baseball 2, 3; Distributive Education Club 4; VICA 4, Officer 4. MARCIA KAY CLODFELTER JAMES JEFFREY COBB Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2. 3; Band 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 4; National Naturalists Club 4. NANCI SUSAN COBLE Interact 3; Distributive Education Club 3. 4, Reporter 4, Officer 2; Drama Club 4. KATHY DIANE COLEMAN Girls' Track Team 2; Interact 3; Chorus 4; Sub-juniors 4, Officer 4; VICA 3, Officer 3 DANIEL EARL COLLINS J.V. Football Team 2; Track Team 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. DAVID DEAN COLLINS French Club 2, 3; French Honor Society 3: Beta Club 3, 4; National Honoi Society 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Student Congress Parliamentarian 4; Boys’ State Delegate 4; North Carolina Junior Symposium on Science and Humanities (at Duke Univer¬ sity) 3. PHILLIP DALE COMBS Chorus 4. DWIGHT GENE COPE DEBORAH ANN COWAN French Club 4; Debate Team 4; Chess Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 2. BOBBY GRAY COX Chess Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Congress 2, 3. JAYN LEIGH COX Girls’ Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, All-Conference 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; French Honor Society 3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, President 4; Interclub Council 4; Monogram Club 4; Girls’ Track Team 2, 3, 4. REBECCA ANN CRAWFORD MARY LOUISE CROUCH National Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Officer 4; Interclub Council 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 4. ALFRED DANIEL DAVIS MARTHA ANN DAVIS Exchangettes 3; Sub-juniors 4. DAVID HENDRIK DEN BOER Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3; Wake Forest Speech Institute 3; In¬ terclub Council 3; Georgetown University Forensics Institute 3; Pep Club 3. BOBBY ERNEST DESANTO RICKY ALAN DILLON French Club 3. JEANETTE GRAHAM DISQUE French Club 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Interclub Council 4; Monogram Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Associa¬ tion 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Girls' Golf Team 2, 3. 4; Girls Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Team Cap¬ tain 4; Outstanding Senior; Sophomore Class Officer; Junior Marshal 3. KEITH RICHARD DOVEL DALLAS FRANKLIN DRAKE Drama Club 4; Chess Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; National Forensic League 3, 4. Officer 4; r ' “An all-around nice guy and an outstand¬ ing athlete,” sum up MIKE GLOVER. Al¬ ways enthusiastic and eager to help, he shows by his playfulness and good humor how much he enjoys life;. Mike will very definitely disprove the theory that nice guys finish last. Debate Team 3, 4; Georgetown University Forensics Institute 3. JAY FRANK DUNBAR, JR. French Club 2, 3; Journalism Staff 4; Foot¬ ball Statistician 3, 4. MARTIN DANIEL EAKES Band 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 2; Senior Class Of¬ ficer; Interact 4; Interclub Council 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball Team 2; Wrestling Team 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Sophomore Class President; French Club 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Na¬ tional Forensic League 2, 3, 4; North Caro¬ lina Junior Symposium on Science and Humanities (at Duke University) 3; Out¬ standing Senior; Tri-College Consortium Summer Scholars Program (at Greensboro College) 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3, Chief 3. DONNA SUE EDWARDS Exchangettes 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3. NANCY PAYNE EDWARDS Band 2, 3, 4; Exchangettes 4; Chorus 3, 4, Officer 4; Pep Club 3; Interact 2, 3. TERRI ANN ELDER Girls Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3; Girls’ Track Team 3; Girls’ Ath¬ letic Association 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Band 2. JOHN EDWIN ELLIS Interact 4; Band 2; French Club 3; J.V. Foot¬ ball Team 2; National Naturalists Club 4. 187 JAN DISQUE is as nice as she is tall. As captain of the basketball team she often displays her outstanding ability in sports and her leadership qualities as well. Everyone knows Jan will positively reach the highest of all her goals. CARL ALPHONSO ELLISON, III Chorus 2, 3; Boys’ Chorus 3; Ensemble 3, 4; Drama Club 3. JAMES ROBERT EWING J.V. Football Team 2; Football Team 3; Wrestling Team 2. THOMAS TERRELL FAWCETT Debate Team 4; National Forensic League 4; Track Team 3; Beta Club 3, 4; North Carolina Junior Symposium on Science and Humanities (at Duke University) 3; Georgetown University Summer Forensics Institute 3. TERRI LYNN FEELEY Sub-juniors 2; Pep Club 3. JOAN SPIVEY FINEGAN PAMELA MAY FLETCHER Student Congress 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3,4. RICKY ALAN FLETCHER Chorus 3. NANCY LOUISE FLOYD JULEE KIM FORTUNE Annual Staff 3; Pep Club 3; Exchangettes 4. ELLA JEAN FOSTER Chorus 2, 3, 4. DEBRA ANN FRANK Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Monogram Club 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Interact 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Court Attendant 2, 3; Class Day Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Seniors seek individua ROBERTA LEE FREDERICK MARILYN SUE FUTRELL French Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Copy Edi¬ tor 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer¬ leader 3, 4; Interclub Council 4; Civinettes 2, 3, 4, President 4, Officer 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3. KEVIN JAMES GALLIMORE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 3. WINFRED a TANLEY GALLIMORE Bus Driver 3, 4, Bus Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Vo¬ cational Industrial Clubs of America 3. MARY BELINDA GAMBLE RUTH ANNE GARNETT Spanish Club 3, 4; Exchangettes 2, 3, 4, Of¬ ficer 4; Student Congress 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3. WILLIAM MICHAEL GARRETT HORACE EUGENE GILMER Football Team 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Track Team 2; VICA 4. It is not debatable that MARTIN EAKES will live in Ragsdale’s history. His versa¬ tility is shown throughout his high school years. Whether exercising his mind while debating or his muscles when wrestling, Martin shows great potential. Ragsdale will never forget this fine stuuent, nor will the class of ’72 forget the probing intellect of this fine scholar and leader. JAMES MICHAEL GLOVER Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Ex¬ change Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. PHILIP JEFFREY GOINS Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Varsity Football Team 3, 4; J.V. Wrestling Team 2; Track Team 3. ANN KATHRYN GRANT French Club 2, 3. NANCY ANN GREGORY Exchangettes 2, 3, 4, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Home¬ room Officer 2; Student Congress 2; Inter- club Council 4, Officer 4. CANDACE DIANE GRENINGER Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3; Sub-juniors 3, Officer 3; Exchangettes 4; Homeroom Of¬ ficer 2. MARCIA LUCINDA GROOME Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4. MARTHA ELLEN GROOME Debate Team 3, 4; National Forensic League 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Congress 2, 4; Interclub Council 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; VICA 4, Officer 4. KAREN JEAN HALL Band 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2; Future Home¬ makers of America 2, 4. RICKEY WAYNE HALL DONNA LEE HAMNER Band 2, 3, 4; National Naturalists Club 4; Library Club 3. DEBORAH YVONNE HAMPTON Civinettes 3, 4; French Club 3; Student Congress 4, Grievance Committee Chair¬ man 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Design Editor 4; High Point Youth Government Day 3. WILLIAM KENNETH BERNARD HARPER Chorus 4. RHONDA FAYE HARRIS Spanish Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4. DONALD CONRAD HARTMANN French Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; En¬ semble 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Governor’s School Nominee 3. CHERYL JAYNE HARVEY Library Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 2. 188 ism through varied activities RICHARD BRENT HAYES Monogram Club 2, 3; Track Team 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Varsity Football Team 3; Band 2, 3, 4; National Naturalists Club 4. LEROY HAYWOOD Monogram Club 2. One who will surely go far in life is LOREN HILL. Academically, he has definitely suc¬ ceeded. A person of fineness and efficien¬ cy, this class member has functioned as a club and class leader throughout high school. To complete his extra-curricular activities, Loren has served as Ragsdale's weekly reporter for the HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE, There is no doubt of Loren’s success in the future. CAROLYN DENISE HICKS Band 2, 3, 4. PAMELA SHERDEAN HICKS ROBERT DAVID HICKS Band 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; National Forensic League 2. JAMES WILLIAM HILL Student Congress 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Bus Drivers’ Club 4. JOSEPH TERRELL HILL Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. LOREN HAROLD HILL French Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Organization Editor 4; Student Congress 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior; Rags¬ dale Reporter for the HIGH POINT EN¬ TERPRISE 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4; Junior Marshal 3; Interclub Council 4; Spanish Club 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Tri-College Consortium Sum¬ mer College for High School Scholars Pro¬ gram [at Greensboro College] 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; “A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans” Delegate 4; North Caro¬ lina Junior Symposium on Science and Humanities (at Duke University) 3; Bicen¬ tennial Committee Chairman 3; National Forensic League 3; Homeroom President 3; Beta Club 3, 4. TERRY GENETTE HILL Civinettes 3, 4; Homecoming Court Atten¬ dant 4, Maid of Honor 4; Cheerleader 4; Outstanding Senior; Senior Class Officer. BRUCE RANDALL HINES, JR. KATHRYN AMELIA HOBSON JONATHAN MARK HODGE Student Congress 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Spanish Club 3. SAMUEL NIXON HODGIN Varsity Football Trainer 3, 4. RICKY LEE HOPKINS BRADLEY ALAN HOOVER Student Congress 2; Jr. Exchange Club 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes 2, 4; Track Team 2. CHARLES BURTON HOUSE DAVID CRAIG HUFF Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Drama Club 3; National Naturalists Club 4. JEFFREY LEE HUNSUCKER Varsity Football Team 4; Student Congress 2, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 4; J.V. Football Team 2. DEBBIE ANN HUTCHINS Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court At¬ tendant 2, 3; Interact 2, 3, 4. FRANKIE JAMES INGRAM J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Jr. Ex¬ change Club 4; Library Club 4; National Naturalists Club 4. SHERRY LYNN INGRAM Chorus 2, 4; Monogram Club 4; Girls’ Track Team 3, 4; Guidance Office Worker 3; Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4. JOHN SAMUEL INMAN EDISON LEWIS HAMMOND IRVINE French Club 3, 4; National Naturalists Club 4. DEAN QUINTIN JACKSON . 189 DAVID LINWOOD JAMES GENEVA LU JENKINS Attendance Office Worker 3. HARRIETT JEANETTE JENKINS Sub-juniors 3; Library Club 3; Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff 4. ALLEN RAY JONES Band 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2; Bus Driver 3,4. ELLEN DIANE JONES Civinettes 4; National Naturalists Club 4. SANDRA LEE JONES Band 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Cannon Music Sc holarship 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAY JONES Future Homemakers of America 2. REVONDA ANN JUMP Future Homemakers of America 2; Home Economics Related Courses Club 4. WALTER JAMES KEETER Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; Jr. Exchange Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Distributive Education Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Football Team 3, 4; Track Team 3. SAMUEL EUGENE KERSEY WADE NORMAN KIMMONS Bus Drivers' Club 2; VICA 3. KAREN KRUYER Civinettes 4; Library Club 4. RONNAJOLEE Women’s Lib took its place at Ragsdale this year when CARIAN BARBER was elected President of the Student Body. She is a leader who is admired and respected by her classmates as well as her teachers. This lovely young lady is a most depend¬ able person to whom Ragsdale will always be indebted. Seniors DEAN WILLIAM LEE Bus Driver 3; Distributive Education Club 4; VICA3. DEAN GREY LEMONS Distributive Education Club, Officer 4. TERRY KEITH LEONARD ERNEST STEVEN LEWIS JAN JUANITA LEWIS Band 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Student Con¬ gress 3, 4; Assembly Committee Chairman 4; Guidance Office Worker 3, 4. SUSAN PINER LINCOLN Student Congress 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 4. SARAH ANN LISENBY Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4. JOE NATHANIEL LITTLE J.V. Football Team 2; Varsity Football Team 3; Wrestling Team 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Monogram Club 3. JAMES HUBBARD LOCKE J.V. Football Team 2; National Naturalists Club 4, Advisory Board 4. BRUCE EDWARD LOTHRIDGE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 3, 4. RONALD KNIGHT LOWE French Club 3; Jr. Exchange Club 4; J.V. Basketball 2. RAY THOMAS MANESS JASON DONNIE MANN, JR. PAULA MACON MANNING French Club 3; Beta Club 3, 4. The first impression CINDY BEYER leaves is always great! Her charm, outgoing na¬ ture, and beauty are enough to overwhelm anyone, yet she shows her leadership qualities as Student Congress Secretary. Never too busy to help, Cindy keeps many organizations smoother-running. Cindy brings truth to the words “Pretty is as pretty does.” express GINGER LORAINE MARR Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3, Assis¬ tant Chief 3; All-County Band 2; All-State Band 3; Drama Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Girls’ Basketball Team 2; Governor's School Delegate 3; Good Citizen Award of the Daughters of the American Revolution 4. MICHAEL THOMAS MARSH Track Team 2; J.V. Football Team 3; Civi- tans 4; Wrestling Team 4. TERRI LYNN MARTIN Library Club 3, 4; Distributive Education Club 3. DEBRA DAWN MATTHEWS Sub-juniors 2, 3, 4, President 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Girls’ Track Team 3; Inter- club Council 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. JAMES LINDSAY MATTHEWS DEBORAH LYNNE MCCANDLESS Library Club 4. JOHNNY CRAIG MCCARN JANET LEA MELVIN National Naturalists Club 4. PAUL HERMAN MITCHELL Beta Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. BETTY JO MOORE Chorus 2. MICHAEL VANN MOORE Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Ensemble 3, 4. BOBBY LEE MORGAN ELIZABETH ANTOINETTE MORGAN MARTIN STEWART MORGAN Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Civitans 4; Mono¬ gram Club 3, 4. LINDA BETTINA MURDOCK Tiger Prowl Staff 4, Editor 4; Civinettes 4; National Naturalists Club 4. VICTORIA CATHERINE NEEDHAM PAMELA MCCAIN NEESE French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Ex- changettes 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. RICHARD WINFRED NESBITT J.V. Football Team 2; French Club 4; Na¬ tional Naturalists Club 4; Class Day Com¬ mittee 4. BARRY KEITH NEWSOM Civitans 4; French Club 3, 4; National Naturalists Club 4. There are not many stones that RANDY SECHREST has left unturned as he has collected many honors at Ragsdale. Foot¬ ball, basketball, and wrestling are Randy's specialties but he excels also in academic ability. Amusing and fun-to-be-with de¬ scribe this person who is truly himself, never pretentious. Randy and his Jeep will travel far down the road of life. DAVID KEITH NORWICKI Distributive Education Club 3, 4. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH NULSEN Student Congress 2; Homeroom Officer 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Civinettes 3, 4; Home¬ coming Court Attendant 2, 3, 4; Class Day Committee 4; National Naturalists Club 4; Annual Staff 4. CHARLES SAMUEL OLIVER National Naturalists Club 4. THEODORE ALEXANDER ORR, III Football Team 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes 2, 3. 4. STEVEN WAYNE OSBORN Band 2; VICA 4. DAVID RAINE OSBORNE Student Congress 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Varsity Football Team 3; Varsity Basket¬ ball Team 2, 3; Outstanding Senior; Wres¬ tling Team 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Presi¬ dent 4; Baseball Team 2: Interclub Coun¬ cil 4. JEFFREY EMMETT OWENS Civitans 3, 4, President 4: Band 2, 3; Inter- club Council 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Distri¬ butive Education Club 4. SALLY MELINDA PAHNKE Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Chorus 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 4, Officer 4; Sub-juniors 3, 4, Of¬ ficer 4; Pep Club 2, 3. DONALD EDWARD PALMER Band 2. 190 personal styles through school life BRENDA GAIL PARRISH BRENDA LEE PATTERSON Beta Club 3, 4. Officer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Chorus 2; Exchangettes 3, 4. “I DEBRA LYNN PERRY Beta Club 3, 4: Sub-juniors 4; Future Home¬ makers of America 4. DONNA LYNNE PIERCE French Club 4; Guidance Office Worker 3, j 4; Drama Club 3. It must be nice to have everything! LINDA CHILDRESS is one who makes school fun because she promotes school happiness. Her gift of genuine friendship shows why she is so well-liked by her fellow students. Her abundance of energy carries her through her actions as cheerleader. Editor of the ECHO, and member of Civinettes and Monogram Club. In every phase of sch ool activity Linda is truly an out¬ standing young lady. TERRY FRANKLIN PIERCE PATRICIA FAYE PINER Attendance Office Helper 2, 3; Distribu¬ tive Education Club 4. PATRICIA LYNNE POLLARD Annual Staff 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Exchangettes 3, 4. GLENNA REBECCA POWER Pep Club 3. BRENDA FAYE PRESSLEY Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Sub-juniors 4. LINDA ROSE PRUDEN Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Sub-juniors 3; National Naturalists Club 4: Student Congress 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. LEE CARTER RAPER Wrestling Team 2, 3; National Naturalists Club 4. RICHARD SCOTT REAGAN Band 2, 3; Distributive Education Club 3. . Marshal 3; “A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans” Delegate 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Woodmen of the World His¬ tory Award 3; Bill Guyer Award 3. RICHARD DANIEL SCEARCE French Club 2, 3; Jr. Exchange Club 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Golf Team 2. RANDALE CRAIG SECHREST Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Civitans 3, 4, Officer 4; Monogram Club 4, Officer 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Captain 4: Varsity Basketball Team 2, 3; Wrestling Team 4; Spanish Club 3; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Junior Class Officer: Student Congress 3; Outstanding Senior: Beta Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. SHELBY JEAN SECHREST MICHAEL STEVEN SETLIFF Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Civitans 4: Home¬ room Officer 2, 3: National Naturalists Club 4, Advisory Board 4. BARBARA ELLEN SEXTON Distributive Education Club 3, 4. CATHY LYNN SHAWVER Chorus 2, 4; VICA 4. SAMUEL FRANKLIN SHEFFIELD, JR. HOWARD RONALD SHULER Track Team 2. 4; Football Team 2, 4: Jr. Ex¬ change Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4: News Editor 2. BERTA JANE SIEGNER RAYMOND FRANKLIN REDDICK Baseball Team 3, 4. ELIZABETH REED Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4; Civinettes 3, 4, Officer 4: Interclub Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3. DONALD CURTIS REESE REECE CAROLYN RICE Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 4; Exchangettes 4; Drama Club 2, 3. JOHN TIMOTHY RICHARDSON f Band 2, 3; VICA 4. MARTIN LYLE RICKMAN, III Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3: : Basketball Team 2, 3, 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4; Jr. Exchange Club 2, 3, 4; Most Im¬ proved Baseball Player 2; Most Valuable Baseball Player 3. DELLA ROGERS Homecoming Court Attendant 4; Home- j coming Committee 3. VICKY LYNN ROLLINS LUCINDA LUCILLE ROUNTREE Annual Staff 4: Exchangettes 4. RONALD JEFFREY ROUTH French Club 3, 4. CLIFORD BRUCE SANDERS J.V. Football Team 2; Varsity Basketball Team 2; National Naturalists Club 4, Of¬ ficer 4. STEVEN GERARD SARGEANT French Club 3: Interact 4; Beta Club 3, 4: National Naturalists Club, Officer 4. BOBBY GLENN SAUNDERS J.V. Football Team: VICA 4. SANDRA LYNN SIKES Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 3, 4, Homecoming Committee Chairman 3, 4: Girls' Track Team 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 3; Monogram Club 3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. Ragsdale’s top-notch sports reporter with a real flair for writing is GORDON WIDEN- HOUSE. Usually quiet and reserved, he stands up for what he believes. Gordon, as debater, Interclub Council President, and sports reporter, proves himself to be a very versatile person. WILLIAM LEE SAUNDERS, JR. French Club 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4; Jr. Exchange Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4, President 4, Officer 3; Interclub Council 4; Newspaper Staff 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Senior Class President: Junior Class Presi¬ dent; Varsity Basketball Team 3, 4; J.V. Basketball Team 2, Co-captain 2; Outstand¬ ing Senior; Varsity Football Team 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Student Congress 2, 3, 4; Junior 191 The Class of 1972 graduates with MARSHA DIANE SKEEN Exchangettes 3, 4, Officer 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Prophesy Com¬ mittee 4. MONNIE JANE SLADE Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Congress 3, 4: Ensemble 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Exchangettes 4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3. CYNTHIA ROSE SMITH Home Economics Related Courses Club 4. TREVA JOYCE SMITH Spanish Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Senior Class Officer; Girls' Basketball Team 2; Out¬ standing Senior; Junior Class Officer; Civi- nettes 2, 3, 4. WYNDELL HOWARD SMITH, JR. Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4. JAMES DANIEL SNYDER Homeroom Officer 2; Varsity Football Team 3, 4; Civitans 4; J.V. Football Team 2. GREGORY DALE SOUTHARD Distributive Education Club 4. Club 4, Officer 4. Hot Dog! A perfect nickname for such a lively, friendly-natured girl. Outgoing in many ways, she will attempt anything and put up a good fight for success. LIN SMITH is Ragsdale's Smiley Face”. WILLIAM WATSON VAN HORN J.V. Basketball Team 2; Jr. Exchange Club 4. DAVID MARTIN VENABLE Band 2, 3; Student Congress 2; J.V. Football Team 2; Track Team 2; Annual Staff 3; Civitans 3, 4, Officer 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. MELINDA HOLT VETTERLEIN Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Exchangettes 4; National Natur¬ alists Club 4. BRETT RAY WAGNER WILLIAM WESLEY WALL Interact 3, 4, Officer 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3, 4; National Naturalists Club 4; J.V. Basket¬ ball Team 2; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Bas¬ ketball Team 3, 4. THOMAS KELLY WARD DAVID OWEN WASHAM Band 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Bus Drivers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Youth Council 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; National Merit Semi¬ finalist 4. JON JAY WATKINS Football Team 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4. MONA JO WATSON Distributive Education Club 4. GAYLE MARIE SMITH French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Youth Council 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Ex¬ changettes 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3. ODELL WAYNE SMITH French Club 3: J.V. Footbal butive Education Club 4. Team 2; Distri- RICHARD EARL SMITH Distributive Education Club 3. RONALD DUANE SMITH Exchange Club; Wrestling Team 2; Base¬ ball Team 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football Team 2; Sophomore Class Officer; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football Team 3, 4. JAMES E. SOUTHERLAND Baseball Team 3. JOYCE CHRISTINE STACK Drama Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Guidance Office Worker 2, 3. DAVID LEE STEGENGA Civitans 4; Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes 4. STEVEN WESLEY STROUD Civitans 3, 4, Officer 4; French Club 3; Homeroom Officer 3. JOHN VALVELL SUTTON, JR. Natural Naturalists Club 4, Officer 4. FRANCINE ZANADA SYKES JUNE ELLEN TAYLOR Drama Club 4; Distributive Education Club 4. SELDON LINNIE SMITH Outstanding Senior; Girls’ Athletic Associ¬ ation 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Civi- nettes 3, 4; Chorus 4; Student Congress 2, 3; Girls’ Golf Team 2, 3, 4. VIOLET RENNETT TAYLOR Chorus 2; Sub-juniors 4; Future Home¬ makers of America 2. AJALON ARTHUR TILLERY Beta Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3; French Club 2. Ragsdale’s quiet leader is surely DAVID OSBORNE. He participates in all school activities and shows an abundance of school spirit. He is a heavyweight wrestler with a heavyweight heart. Ragsdale will always admire David for his pride and devotion. CHARLES EUGENE TINSBLOOM TENNA MARLENE TODD JEANETTE HILDEGARD TORRES French Club 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Congress 2, 4; Exchangettes 4; Monogram Club 4; National Naturalists Club 4. VEE DENISE TUCKER Annual Staff 4; Exchangettes 4. MARVIN KENNETH TURNER Civitans 4. WANDA GLADYS TWISDALE Guidance Office Worker 3, 4. STEPHEN ALEXANDER UNDERWOOD French Club 2, 3; J.V. Basketball Team 2; Jr. Exchange Club 3, 4; National Naturalists 192 answers to life’s questions CHARLES RANDALL WATTS Football Team 2, 3; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; French Honor Society 3 , 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Jr. Exchange Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Homeroom Officer 3, 4. ANDREA JEAN WEAVER Interact 3, 4; Distributive Education Club 3, 4, Officer 4; DECA District President 4. ANN MARIE WELBORN Drama Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 4. KIMBERLY LYNN WHITE Distributive Education Club 3, 4. JAMES CRAIG WHITELEY Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3; National Naturalists Club 4. MILTON GORDON WIDENHOUSE, JR. Student Congress 4; Interclub Council 3, 4, President 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 2, 3, 4; Tri-College Consortium Sum¬ mer Scholars Program (at Greensboro College] 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; National Forensic League 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Beta Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Outstand¬ ing Senior; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Sports Writer for the HIGH POINT EN¬ TERPRISE 2, 3, 4; Sports Information Di¬ rector 3, 4. HOWARD KEITH WIGGLESWORTH Chorus 2, 3, 4; National Forensic League 4; Pep Club 3. MICHAEL LEE WILKERSON GWENDOLYN MAE WILLIAMS French Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Ex- changettes 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; French Club 2, BILL SAUNDERS is truly one of a kind. He leads his classmates as Senior Class Presi- |! dent. Whether on the basketball court, the football field, or in the classroom, Bill excels as surely he will beyond the halls of Ragsdale. I If 3, 4; Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Girls’ Track Team 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Interclub Council 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. PAMELA BRYANT WILSON Band 2, 3, Majorette 2; Interact 3, 4; Bus Drivers’ Club 4, Officer 4; Monogram Club 3,4. PAMELA JEAN WINSLOW Tri-College Consortium Summer College for High School Scholars Program (at Greensboro College) 4; French Cluh 2, 3; French Honor Society 3; Beta Club 3, 4: Journalism Staff 2; Annual Staff 3, 4, Cir¬ culation Manager 4; Homecoming Commit¬ tee 4; National Merit Letter of Commenda¬ tion Recipient 4. DOUGLAS SPENCER WITCHER Varsity Football 3, 4; Jr. Exchange Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 2; J.V. Football Team 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Pep Club 3; All- Conference Football 4. DONNA THRESS WOOD Student Congress 2; Pep Club 3; National Naturalists Club 4; Interact 3, 4, President 4; Interclub Council 4; Journalism Staff 3, 4; Drama Club 4. MARY ANN ORR WOOD Band 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Future Home¬ makers of America 2, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3. STEVEN DAVID WOOD Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4. ROBERT ANTHONY WOODSIDE Library Club 2; Beta Club 3; Track Team 3. RONALD ARTHUR WOODY French Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Civitans 3, 4; J.V. Football Team 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Bovs’ State Delegate 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3. DEBRA LYNN WRAY Distributive Education Club 3, 4; Sub¬ juniors 4. DORIS ANN WRENN Future Homemakers of America 2, 4; Sub- juniors 4: Library Club 3. PHILLIP BENTON WRENN National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Congress 3, 4; Home¬ room Officer 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball Team 2; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Chairman 3. ELAINE BROWN WRIKE Spanish Club 3; Civinettes 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State Delegate 4; Attendance Office Helper 3; Annual Staff 4. JULIA LYNN WYRICK Exchangettes 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Mono¬ gram Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Cluh 3,4. EDWIN TAYLOR YARBER J.V. Football Team 2; Exchange Club 3, 4, President 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Varsity Football Team 3; Interclub Council 4, Officer 4. BARBARA JEAN YARBOROUGH Civinettes 4; School Spirit Committee 4. LINDA LOU YOUNGBLOOD Sub-juniors 4; French Club 3. “Making the sun shine when it’s raining” is ANN BAKER. Being crowned Ragsdale’s 1971 Homecoming Queen or cheering in the rain before crowds at a game, Ann is the same — pretty, calm, and collected. There will always be a vivid memory of her days at RHS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 From the Parents Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Barber, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bennett Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Childress Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. George Nulsen Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Reed, Jr. From the Patrons Scott Garten Buick and Opel Spencer Parlier Bros. College Village Barber Shop A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Drexinger A Tiger Supporter Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Hunter Superior Sign Co. Younts Health Foods Good Luck Seniors Beco Inc. Sylvia B. Paul Campus Cupboard RICHARDSON -MERRELL INC. VICK MANUFACTURING DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES We Would Like To Talk With You About Your Future Explore Career Opportunities With Vick. An Equal Opportunity Employer Member of Plans For Progress 100 Swing Rd., Tel. 292-2420 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO Friendship Furniture Service Center Furniture Finishes — Sherdye Stagecoach Trail Sherwin Road P.O. Box 8885 Greensboro, N. C. 27410 Telephone 292-3000 Jamestown, North Carolina o o o Steady Employment Available WITH: Good Pay Air Conditioned Plant Paid Holidays Good Insurance Program Other Fringe Benefits OAKDALE COTTON MILLS Jamestown, N. C. Manufacturers of Cotton Twines and Yarns Natural and Colored Greensboro’s Most Popular Sandwich Shop Take-Out Orders 299-0263 West Market St. Curb Service ; { .. e L jk. ■ Electrician Maintenance Mechanic Data Machine Operator General Production Laboratory Technician ff' L_ ■ H ' M - H : Seven Challenges f, m We offer more than jobs at Cone. , l ! - l - We offer Challenges. Supervisor Secretary Gone«r Cone Mills Corporation MANUFACTURING PLANTS — Cllffalda, Foraat City, Glbaonvllla, Graani- boro. Haw Rivar, Hanrletta. Hillsborough, Plnavllla, Raidavilla, Salisbury, North Carolina; Carlltla, Charaw, Graanvilla, Walhalla, Whltmlra, South Carolina. EXECUTIVE OFFICES Graansboro, N. C. CRESCENT 100 Old Winston Rd. High Point North Carolina ALLIED RADIO SHACK Sedge field Plaza Shopping Center 294-3788 Complete Line of TV Accessories Knight Kits Science Fair Kits Tape Players Stereo Compacts Electronic Parts Citizen Bann Equipment Turntables “Quality Discounts” Compliments of CAROLINA SAMPLE BOOKS, INC. High Point, North Carolina UNION CAMP CORPORATION THE LILLY COMPANY Quality and Service PO Box 1821 (English Rd.) High Point, North Carolina Varnishes Stains Lacquers, Sealers, Fillers, Enamels, Reducers, Affiliated with Lilly Industrial Coatings Indianapolis, Ind. Undercoats SOUTHERN CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH HIGH POINT U.S.A. High Point U.S.A. Dealer 5183 901 S. Main Phone 883-71 1 1 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Where You Save Does Make a Difference 620 N. Main Street Phone 882-3389 108 E. Main Street High Point Phone 454-3138 Jamestown Good Luck to the Class of ’72! CASARD FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CORP. k(3TRoe BARN Everything High Performance Now in Three Locations 2508 S. Main St., High Point 1601 S. Blvd., Charlotte 918 N. Cannon Blvd., Kannapolis Compliments of KNAPP BROS. SHOES Air Cushion Insole 1014 Vickery Chapel Rd. Rt. 7, Greensboro, N. C. Alvin Kersey 454-2519 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 DR. MRS. PAUL GENIEC BOB GLOVER GRADING, INC. Grading — Excavating Land Clearing Jamestown, N.C. Phone 454-1557 Congratulations from Pianos — Organs GREENSBORO Instruments COCA-COLA BOTTLING Guitars it’s MOORE MUSIC the real thing 615 W. Market Greensboro £ Compliments of STANLEY S SHOES SNC. Quality Footwear Friendly Shopping Center Phone 29 2-2191 Weavers of Quality Upholstery Fabrics Compliments of FRANKLIN DRUG STORES Sedgefield Plaza Shopping Center PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina “A good place to work and a good place to be insured” Life — Health - Group - Scholastic Accident Insurance CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY Representing i THE TRAVELERS 153 East Lindsay Street J INSURANCE COMPANIES Greensboro, N.C. U Compliments of WAGNER TIRE SERVICE WACHOVIA BANKING TRUST COMPANY, N. A. Jamestown, N.C. VARSITY DRIVE-IN ZESTO ICE CREAM Specialize in Broasted Chicken Soft Ice Cream and Sandwiches 2014 North Main St. 1412 North Main St. Phone 882-6418 Phone 882-1123 High Point, North Carolina 1 - High Point, N.C. VANN YORK PONTIAC, INC. OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION CO. “On the Bright Corner” Groometown Rd. at 1-85 Morrow and N. Main Greensboro, N.C. High Point, N.C. Raymond Parks, Terminal Mgr. 1 18 W. Main St. Thomasville, N.C. 476-7733 THOMPSON FORD. INC. Quaker Village Shop ping Center “Where low overhead and little Guilford College profits save you money” Just For You (Petites Jrs.) Wes Blackard, General Manager Larger Sizes 3 to 15 SEDGEFIELD SERVICE CENTER 4627 High Point Rd. Greensboro, N.C. 299-9798 MAXINE'S FABRICS Gleaner World OARM IT CAM CINTER C $ M • martfmm C he.. 1 70 COPE'S GARAGE 3500 Kivett Rd. FIVE-POINTS TEXACO m]|c High Point, N.C. Phone 883-7212 Gene Cope J. A. Cleveland Owner High Point, N.C. MABE CO. 915 North Main High Point, N.C. Office 885-9137 Home 883-7467 Shop SEARS For the Latest in Fashion Sears I Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 101 S. Wrenn St., High Point CUMBY MORTUARY FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOLTON-HODGIN FURNITURE CO. Phone 885-5045 Complete Home Furnishings Chestnut Dr. at Broad Ave. G.E. Appliances and Carpet High Point, N.C. Jamestown, N.C. Compliments of Compliments of COLLEGE VILLAGE PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE JAMESTOWN DRUG STORE phIlups I Sjgjt J. R. GRAHAM BULLINS SERVICE SON, INC. SUNOCO Gas — Oil — Fuel Oil — Kerosene General Contractor Ph. 882-8167 P.O. Box 1767 628 Greensboro Road Phone 883-6712 High Point, North Carolina 120 Greensboro Rd.,High Point “We need your head in C. DEWITT HOLTON our business” FURNITURE CO. JAMESTOWN 817 South Main St. HAIRDRESSERS High Point, N.C. 454-2689 Quality Furniture Carpets Compliments of Best Wishes to the Senior HARRIS MUSIC Class! COMPANY 2432 English St. High Point, N.C. L. R. CASHION Ason cvr JJouAi 2416 High Point Rd. 2 Blocks South of Coliseum National Brands of Ladies Wear at Discount Prices Get Your Hands on a Toyota, You’ll Never Let Go! A. A. TOYOTA SALES in Downtown High Point SOUTHERN TRACTOR For All Your Photo Needs POWER MOWER Visit Lawnmowers, Garden Tillers, HIGH POINT PHOTO Briggs-Stratton Motors SUPPLY 4821 High Point Rd. 1231 N. Main St. Greensboro, N.C. High Point, N.C. Quality — Service — Price Oscar Meyer Meats MOORES SUPER MARKET 3512 Kivett Drive High Point, N.C. Smart Shoppers Always Score by Visiting a Summit Store. BENLEE’S BESSEMER CURB MKT. CHIC’S DICK’S SHOES EDMOND’S DRUG FLEISHMAN’S MCKNIGHT’S ' ROSES READY-TO-PAINT ROGER’S JEWELERS SUMMIT LAWN GARDEN VESTAL’S at Summit Ave. i 101 E. Bessemer MEL S FINE FOODS PATRONIZE OUR Main Street ADVERTISERS! Jamestown, N.C. Phone 454-1714 BALDWIN-GARRETT COMPANY, INC. CITY POULTRY, INC. Complete Lawn Garden Equipment Center Thomasville, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Congratulations to the Class 27406 of ’72 Compliments of HIGHLAND MOTORS SEDGEFIELD VILLAGE CASUALS N. B. EMORY ROOFING, INC. R R TACK SHOP 1604 Vandalia Road Greensboro, North Carolina Old Randleman Rd. Greensboro, North Carolina “BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND” NATIONAL FABRICS The Nation’s Sewing Basket College Village Shopping Center J. W. LEONARD JEWELRY THE JEWEL BOX Box 245 454-1401 Jamestown, N.C. 139 South Main St. High Point, N.C. Compliments of HAUSER AND MARLEY BOB PETTYS OAKWOOD DRIVE-IN Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer 1 18-120 N. 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Phone 454-1612 Office Phone 885-4169 STYLE-A-RAMA BEAUTY SALON HOUSE OF GEMS 515 Greensboro Road 1742 Battleground Avenue Plaza Shopping Center “A Pleasure To Serve You” Greensboro, N.C. SNOW STUDIO CAMERA SHOP JAMESTOWN MOTOR CO. 325 North Main Street High Point, N.C. 27260 Bill Dillon WILLIAMS’ FLOWERS AND GIFTS HA7FL WILLIAMS DECORATOR 2012 English Road High Point, North Carolina BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. High Point, N.C. RELIABLE CLEANERS Sporting Goods Headquarters TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON LYLES CHEVROLET 2807 Groometown Road Greensboro, N.C. LYLES CHEVROLET HENNIS-JOYCE REALTY (£sso) ALAND DAVE SERVICE AND CURB MARKET 5700 High Point Rd. 299-4789 Beverages — Wrecker Service — Food THE VELVET DOOR Compliments of a Exclusively Jr. Fashions TIGER SUPPORTER! 1003 Spring Garden Rd. Quaker Village Shopping Center Greensboro mum mmm. Mmm Wmm WM-iMiM mmmmmmim isin jSM«Hi 8$® :■ ■'. ••■ §hSt$®5 igp %M 48 % - ’■' .r j®p f ' 'J: rv a ???£ $ W0£8j mjs • • ■ J ? 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