Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1962 volume:

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HIKli '..Ru.A Q.,- Renclegvous 19 6 2 Presented oy Zne Senior Class Of Randleman Higfi Senool Contents Randleman, Norfn Carolina Volume XIX DEDICATION ..... FACULTY .......... SENIOR CLASS ........ SENIOR FEATURES ....... UNDERCLASSMEN ..... ACTIVITIES ........... SPORTS ................. ADVERTISEMENTS ....... 2 Dedication MRS. WYNONA LANGLEY MISS WANDA WALTON To the two teachers who have unselfishly given of their energies and abilities to help promote our democratic society through education, we gratefully dedicate this, the nineteenth volume of our yearbook, to MRS. LANGLEY for her friendship and patience in teaching us, and to MISS WALTON for her ingenuity of instilling within us herliterary interpretations. I pi il - 3 'Q.54Zi'2l'L'f2'2i?R.I7?E7.?FfCf5ziff19i'.'::ii ,L 1 6 - MR, and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS EARL W. ALLRED JACK ALLRED RICHARD E. ALLRED WILLIS H. BEESON MRS. THELMA BIRD MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR, and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR, and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR, and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR . and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR, and MRS MR. and MRS MR, and MRS. MR, and MRS MR. and MRS. MR . and MRS MR. and MRS. EVERETT BOLING CURTIS E. EROOKSHIRE J. L. COELE RAY H. COLE BEN F. COLEMAN WATT COOLEY RAY CRAVEN AUSTIN P. DAVIS DAN C. DAVIS EDWARD A. DAVIS RICHARD E. DAVIS WILEORD DAVIS A. S. DOYLE RICHARD E. DUGGINS L. R. DULA DOUGLAS FARLOW STANLEY E. EARLOW T. A. FIELDS GORDON C. FRAZIER I. R. FRAZIER TROY A. HALL J. E. HARRIS I. M. HARRIS C. O. HAYES MXSGT. and MRS. JAMES E. HICKS MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS MR. and MRS MR. and MRS. O. M. HILL I. V. HILTON C. W. HINSHAW MAX HINSHAW Our Parents With sincere respect to Our parents, We, the Senior Class Of nineteen-hundred and sixty-two, dedicate thls page as only a Small token of Our appreciation for thelr patience and efforts toward guiding us through our falter ing steps of youth. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MRS. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. REV. MR. MRS. MR. MR. MR. and MRS. PAUL B. HOLLAND and MRS. L. W. I-IOUGH and MRS. GLENN HUDSON and MRS. WALTER HUNT, JR. and MRS. R. G. JACKSON and MRS. HARVEY MARSH and MRS. R. L. MCADEN and MRS. J. A. MCCASKILL and MRS. M. V. MCCUMIBER PAULINE MESSICK and MRS. C. J. NANCE and MRS. GARLAND NEWBY and MRS. HORACE PATTON and MRS. J. K. POWELL and MRS. HOWARD F. RICH and MRS. ROLAND RICHARDSON and MRS. SHERWOOD ROBBINS and MRS. H. H. ROCKETT and MRS. G. R. ROGERS and MRS. ARCH T. RUSSELL and MRS. J. R. RUSSELL and MRS. CHARLES C. SMALL and MRS. H. M. SMALL and MRS. ASTOR O. STALEY and MRS. CLYDE TIPPETT and MRS. C. R. TUCKER and MRS. C. F. VAN WERRY and MRS. IRON T. VICKERS, SR. and MRS. H. E. WARD and MRS. T. F. WHITE C. R. WILLIAMS and MRS. H. J. WILLIAMS and MRS. S. T. WOOD and MRS. GEORGE ALAN YOW 'Vx ,,1' MR. W. K. CROMARTIE Principal Seniors of 1962 - This is your year. Some years ago you thought that it would never come. Then, suddenly, it has come, it lingers for a very short time, seemingly, and then almost suddenly it has passed. This is the way of life. We work long and hard for our goals, then if we are diligent and remain, while many of our group drop away, we find that for which we have worked is within our grasp and is upon us. Then in our hour of triumph we would like for time to stand still for a while for us so that we could rest for a time on our laurels. But this is not so for time moves on and we must work for those goals which are higher and sometimes harder to attain. lt has been said that the present is like a knife's edge which divides the past from the future. There is always much ahead of us but as the present approaches and is with us for a moment it becomes the past. All that is cont ained in this book will soon be among some of your precious memories and will be placed in that ever-growing library of yours labeled the past! Cherish these m e rn o ri e s that you find contained herein but don't try to live with them. Your hope lies in the future. It has been said that the future belongs to those who prepare for it. Those things that are recorded in this book are a part of the preparation that you have made for the future. It appears that the preparation of the class of 1962 has been good, hence, a goodly portion of the future belongs to you. Cherish those memories that you find recorded here, but remember, continue to prepare for the future. If you do, it belongs to you. Most sincerely yours, William K. Cromartie Principal ffaculty MR LEO D. CORDER Science Q J f ..- MR. F. W. CAUSEY Science 1 . gl r wiv :au f ww: 4- HW' r Sf- x. I. We .JK ,3 ll-1 fd MRS WYNONA M LAN GLEY Enghsh M K MRS. LUCILLE F. NEWLIN 0 , M English g he W lb M . , S - 5 MISS WANDA E. WALTON bww 565001 MISS MYRTLE R COX 5 Latm and Lxbranan 1 ff 5 1 Z 5 MR. J. W. I-IINES General Math and French 6 gaculiy MR. ROGER E. PRITCHARD Mathematics and School Treasurer MISS MARY A. THOMAS I E I 1 ' Q O5 ,mg V-nv , .vo ' 0 9' lii 'fsgg . O . .- fo Mathematics y W 1 .- MR. JAMES E. HOWELL Social Studies ,M eq. ...DQ l 'H ix 'f I MR. ADDISON A. WALL Social Studies and Guidance Director MR. JAMES H. LINEBERRY Civics and French 7 ,WWW 1 fu 1ap!:...... MRS. EDNA P. PRITCI-IARD Home Economics MR. DAVID R. REYNOLDS Agriculture MR. JOSEPH A. BROOKSI-IIRE Physical Education and Athletic Coach MRS. NORMA M. GILLEY Business Administration MR. CHARLES R. GREGORY Athletic Coach MRS. SUE B. PUGH Eighth Grade 8 af' 1,7 ei ' ' -'A R SPECSAL JOURNAL S Q , 4. , sb 1 K f ' X .1 ff ' 'Z U UMM 'Q U , 4' N. -,, f -v f- I - A gf, , 'if 2 J, V 7444-ggi A7-' Y gf' - 445 4-1. i YL lf H 3314 1 - i' - lg EM! mfg Class Gfficers gm., 'mi Q- K W W' W AW mrw Left to right: WILLIS ROBBINS .... ......... C. O. HAYES ..... .... V ice CLINTON HILL ....... ..... SHIRLEY FARLOW. . . , .. . LARRY DAVIS .... .... 10 Reporter President President .Secretary Treasurer Colors Blue and Wh ite Flower Carnation Hlascots ALAN HEATH and CAROL DAVIS Hlotto The elevator to success is not workingg take the stairs! Poem As we have struggled upward together Through the years, We now find that we have reached the peak With happiness and tears. We know this event is not the end, But the start of things to be done, A graduating point in lifeg A looking to the sun. Years from now we shall recall The faces and names of classmates dear, And wonder just what life has brought To them each passing year. As we leave we all think back Of experiences good and bad, And with a little lump in our throat We think of the fun we have had. If we have trust and faith and hope As we continue along life's way We will find we have the strength To face each oncoming day. Rebecca Hough Class Poet RICHARD CRAIG ALLRED I don't want to set the world on fire, but I sure do like to spark. JACQUELINE CAROL ALLRED ff giggles were riches, she's be a millionare. WANDA VIC KERS BEANE Life is very short and uncertain, let us spend it as well as we can. WILLIS EDWIN BEESON Absolutely reliable. Has an even temper and is liked by everyone. BRANTLEY LEON DAVIS Long may you live, long may you tarry, court whom you wish, but mind whom you marry. 13 ALICE FAYE COOLEY A beautiful face with gladness overspread. COLVIN PRIOR CRAVEN Why be serious, 1et's be happy. JERRY MICHAEL DAVIS Better late than never. JUDITH LYNN DAVIS Her friends--there are many! I-Ier enemies-are there any? JAMES LEONARD COBLE Let the other fellow worry. 14 LARRY CHARLES BIRD ' Whenever work and play collide seize play and put cold work aside. ll CURTIS BULLA BROOKSHIRE, JR High aims form high characters. SHIRLEY CAROLYN COLE It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CO LEMAN, JR A man should be upright, not be kept upright. 7 LARRY EDWARD DAVIS Sincerity, a deep, a genuine,heart- felt sincerity is a trait of true and noble manhood. LUCINDA FAYE DAVIS Just the sort of girl that a person likes to claim as a friend and she is claimed by many. RICHARD EARL DUGGINS I'm not lazy, just conservative. IANDON ROBERT DULA Life without mischief is not life at all. CHARLES SANFORD DOYLE A tall comely lad with plenty of grit, for any storms or trials he's fit. 15 ANTHONY LEE FIELDS I never let study interfere with my education. 16 ll REBECCA ANN FARLOW I'm modesty personified. SHIRLEY ANN FARLOW Good nature and good sense stay ever with you. HI DORIS INEZ FRAZIER would rather be a woman adorned with good disposition than much gold. CAROL JADENE FRAZIER She smiles at many and loves but one . FORREST LEE HALL As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe or leather. WILLIAM PAUL HARRIS The world knows nothing of its greatest men. CHARLES OSCAR HAYES, IR. Too much study is a dangerous thing. BARBARA ANNE HICKS Chatter, chatter all through the day, 'tis no wonder the teacher's hair is grey. WILMA JOYCE HARRIS Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. '17 17 MAXWELL NORMAN I-IIN SHAW I'd rather be handsome than homely, I'd rather be oung than old If I Y , can't have a bushel of silver, I'll do with a barrel of gold. 18 JAMES CLINTON HILL I can draw a bit and work a geome- trical problem-that's easy. But ask me to be good-impossible. RICHARD VANCE HILTON A friend in work, play, and sorrow the same yesterday, today, and to- morrow. SUSAN CAROL HINSI-LAW Her heart is like the moon, ever changing, but always a man in it. BOBBIE LEE HOLLAND A little body, wherein is lodged a mighty mind. PATRICIA GORDON I-IOLLINGSWORTH Love and marriage. REBECCA IRENE I-IOUGI-I A little body often harbors a great soul, JAMES FRANKLIN HUDSON A rare good fellow in every way. DONALD WALTER HUNT Hope and be happy, that's all for the best. JAMES WILLIAM JACKSON A newcomer, friendly and neat, just to know him is a treat. 19 JOI-IN ALEXANDER MCCASKILL A regular fellow and a true friend it, 20 LOIS REBECCA MARSH Is not life a hundred times too for us to bore ourselves? ROBERT KEITH MQADEN Live and learn. short RONNIE VERNON MCCUMBER I'm always a game sport, DOROTHY LOUISE MESSICK The joy of her life is helping teachers. CHARLES RITCI-IIE NANCE I must have a little fun. WW JERRY GARLAND NEWBY Q M We grant, although he had much wit, he was very shy using it. FRED ROGER POWELL Worry never made men greatg there- fore, why should I worry. DONALD KEITH RICH The game's the thing-in everything always a good sport. .... ALICE DIANNE PATTON Why take life seriously, you'll never get out of it alive? e n i o I' S 21 'mm' wk WILLIS BASCOM ROBBINS Take life easy and with a pleasant smile. 22 VIRGINIA RUTH RICHARDSON Always courteous and dependable, with a yen for the lighter side. JUDITH GAIL ROCKETT She is as she is, and so she will be. CARL KAY ROGERS Speech is good-but silence is greater. MARTHA ELLEN RUSSELL For nature made her thus and never m ade another. JERRY HEATH RUSSELL When I am grown to n'1an's estate I shall be very proud and great. HAZEL RUTH SMALL Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. ARTHUR LEIR STALEY Han sorrow! Care will kill a Cat, 9 and therefore let's be merry. MIINA TALVIK Almost to all things she could turn her hand. JOYCE ANN SMALL Good nature is the beauty of the soul and is better than wit. 23 Wa X an-5 f 24 LINDA CAROLYN TIPPETT She who serves well and speaks not, merits more than they who clamor at the door. PATRICIA MAE TUCKER A s inc e re friend in sun and shade 'we're thankful for this friend we've made.' CLAUDE FORD VANWERRY, JR. To think is but an idle waste of time. SANDRA LOUISE WARD Dependabi1ity is the key to success. JOYCE JULIETTE WHITE If ever she knows an evil thought, she speaks no evil word. GEORGE DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Not too serious, not too gay, but altogether a jolly good fellow. 4? 24 Z ff, -f f li,- v ' 5? '4 4- l Y ,.-1-'f J -:rf -'24 X- ff f f if 41? of f GARY DOUGLAS 'WOOD A light heart lives long. BRENDA JOYCE YOW She has a frankness that is all her own. Senior geaiures 5 '1-1-f,g,,,,,,,-ww! 4'w W 'H5 , f ,MQW X r. and Miss Rendqvous NEWBY and JACKIE ALLRED ,mrufz-ff or '- N J-x 1 wi if Q'k,A l'5?'9 MOST TYPICAL Judy Davis and Fred Powell .mimi BEST ALL AROUND Chuck Doyle and Ruth Richardson 4 AI u '1w4nnnv' flh- FRIENDLIEST Joyce Small and Johnny McCaski1l V: Li' nf, 41 f'7T'E'fv'. .V If-'WF-'V 5'-A3751 MOST STUDIOUS Miina Talvik and Larry Davis 1,--X, , MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Maxie Hinshaw and Carolyn Cole 4 A '.1, J V, t '1 : U5 -17 AQ' ,. Mi M It Vi, QQ, f W 4' Wm B 1B A f 4 . A hx' 1 bp' is , 1 'K Q . '21 i 515, . SV, ? Ugg A A ' f enum., in . .1...s ,,,.,f,,.....,,....,..i BEST PERSONALITY Edwin Beeson and Barbara Hicks BEST LOOKING Brantley Davis and Faye Cooley I E ' x 5 ? , y , L 5 gf, ff f f 2 1 1 i 5 I 1 din: mir MOST DEPENDABLE Buddy Brookshire and Sandra Ward FA. 0-u -:4g15'5.15-.'F.xN 23-gl., Pg'f::1?Q.j.gJfflVjqvg,t.Lq4?,if-1 --n :NW .mlm-'N vK'.'fbl5i -rhiHgB3-EQES' ' ' ' ' ' . .A...-..f.A,..l.. ' LJ' , ..,.4.-MA.. .. J.. . .... ...,,1.. . .,... .. J. , .-....,...... NEATEST Tony Fields and Hazel Small Q.. fi 46 K Xqifgjz MOST CONSIDERATE C. O. Hayes and Lucinda Davis . Q 1 f 2 W V ff X, .fziwffff L4'i?EiE!f?5EaW4Q:t1rZ'-,?sfii,!Feefimmmgvieimavwfaavasame q a- f 1 P N . I l MOST TALENTED Rebecca Hough and Forrest Hall 1 :wo n'.l.'5 i..x4 v,x?. +,4-1.43m-. fi WITTIEST Bill Harris and Dianne Patton , r 2, I x QLWLL' A '. 1'-'-la5i'.544'TY'FSx'?-S,tRQ':' .E-.l- ,.:!l .CMI ' ::-.thx 'tv x A 5 I lg f I is ge 1 V E -as-u...,,, 'x 'RlT I MOST AMBITIOUS Bobby Dula and Susan Hinshaw gy Z is V if , if f s W .1-vp, M,-.N MOST ATHLETIC Donald Rich and Lois Marsh HQ' L11 V S Wfilag 'Q Je ffvw Senior Directory RICHARD CRAIG ALLRED Class Officer 1, 3, Treasurer 1, Secretary 35 4-H Club 1, 2, President 25 Latin Club 1, 25 I.C.L. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 F.B.L,A, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 4. JACQUELINE CAROL ALLRED Spotlight Staff 15 Latin Club 2, 35 I.C.I.. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Friendship Club 1, 25 Office Assistant 45 F.B.L,A. 3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Majorette 3,4, Chief 45 Homecoming Queen 45 S'uperlative5 Class Officer 1, 2. ROBERT WESLEY ALLRED Glee Club 25Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Class Offi- cer 35 French Club 35 Football 35 Track 2, 3. WANDA VICKERS BEANE Majorette 35 F.H.A. 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3. WILLIS EDWIN BEESON Bus Drivers Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 45 Friendship Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3. LARRY CHARLES BIRD Friendship Club 25 j,C.L, 15 Student Council 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Pep Club 4. CURTIS BULLA BROOKSHIRE, JR. Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, County Secretary 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F,B.L.A, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4,Vice President 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Vice President 25 j,C,L. 2, 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, 2, Typist 3, 45 Marshal 35 Class Officer 2, 3, President 35 Su- perlative5 Friendship Club 1, 25 Debating Team 3,45 Office Assistant 4. SHIRLEY CAROLYN COLE 4-H Club.1,25 Latin Club 25 J.C.L. 2,3, 45 Friendship Club, 25 F..H.A, 2, 3, 4, junior Degree 3, Chapter Degree 45 F.B,L,A. 3,45 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 4, Feature Editor 45 Superlative. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COLEMAN, JR. Football 1,35 Track 45 -I,C.L. 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 45 Pep Club 45 4-H Club 1, 2. ALICE FAYE COOLEY Monogram Club 2, 3,45Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 j.C.L, 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 4-H Club 15 F.B,L.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Homecoming Attendant 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 35 Superlative5 Class Officer 1, President 15 Class Prophetess 45 Spotlight Staff 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 4. COLVIN PRIOR CRAVEN French Club 4. BRANTLEY LEON DAVIS StudentCouncil 15 Latin Club 1, 25 LC, L, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L,A, 3,45 Library Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Track 45 Superlative. JERRY MICHAEL DAVIS Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1, 3,45 Track 2, 35 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 4-H Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Friendship Club 2. JUDITH LYNN DAVIS 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Vice President 2, President 35 Student Council 15 Cheerleader 45 Majorette 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Latin Club 35 J.C.L. 3, 45 Pep Club 4, Secretary 45 Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 Harvest Queen 25 junior Play 35Annual Staff 45 Testatrix 45 Beta Club 45 Spotlight Staff 4, Co-Editor 45 Superlative. LARRY EDWARD DAVIS Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 4, Treasurer 4,Vice President 25 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 j,C.L. 2,3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Superlative. LUCINDA FAYE DAVIS 4-I-I Club 1, 25 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 J.C.L. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Student Council 35 French Club 4, Secretary 45 Superlative. CHARLES SANFORD DOYLE Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 3, 4, President 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 J.C.L. 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Officer 1,3, Vice President 1, President 35 Latin Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 25 Track 35 Superlative. RICHARD EARL DUGGINS Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3,4. LANDON ROBERT DULA Latin Club 45 J.C.L. 45 Pep Club 15 4-I-I Club 1, 2. REBECCA ANN FARLOW French Club 35 Library Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN FARLOW F.H,A. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, County Treasurer 35I.C.L. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Office Assistant 2,45 Marshal 35 junior Play 35 Class Officer 4, Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Beta Club 4. Senior ANTHONY LEE FIELDS 4-H Club 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 J.C.L. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Superlative. DORIS INEZ FRAZIER French Club 4. CAROL JADENE FRAZIER F.H.A. 1,2,3545 French Club 3, Treasurer 35 Library Club 2, 35 4. FORREST LEE HALL 4-H Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 4, Art Editor 45 Superlative. 5 WILLIAM PAUL HARRIS Football 1, 2, 3545 Basketball 15 25 3,45 Baseball 25 45 Track 25 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 45 Friendship Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,C8.1'1'161'e.Clllb 25 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Superla- tive. CHARLES OSCAR HAYES, JR. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 15 2, 35 45 Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 25 35 Track 25 3, 45 Class Officer 1,2,3,4, President 1, Vice President 3, 45 Su- perlative. WILMA JOYCE HARRIS French Club 45 4-H Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 45 Friendship Club 15 F.B.L.A. 4. BARBARA ANNE HICKS Spanish Club 25 F,T,A. 3,45 F.H.A. 45 J,C.L, 3545 Pep Club 3545 Reporter 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Superlative5 Spotlight Staff 35 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 4. JAMES CLINTON HILL Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Friendship Club 1, 25 Student Council 2, 45 Class Officer 2, 35 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 J.C.L, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 F.T,A. 3,45 Football 2, 35 Baseball 1, Manager 15 Basketball 25 Track 35 Bus Drivers Club 3. RICHARD VANCE HILTON French Club 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. MAXWELL NORMAN HINSI-IAW Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1, 25 Track 35 Monogram Club 15 2, 35 45 Vice President 35 Student Council 15 Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 35 Pep Club 3, 4, Vice President 35 President 45 J.C.L. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Treasurer 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Reporter 35 Spotlight Staff 35 4, Sports Editor 35 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Vice President 152, Reporter 35 Beta Club 3, 4, President 45 Office Assistant 45 Marshal 35 Superlative. Directory SUSAN CAROL HINSHAV-f Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2,35 F,H,A, 152,35 Spotlight Staff 1,25 Junior Play 35 Basketball 15 Homecoming Attendant 2, 35 45 Superlative. BOBBIE LEE HOLLAND Student Council 1, 25 Latin Club 25 J.C.L. 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Marshal 35 Chief 35 Spotlight Staff 3, 4, Reporter 3, Feature Editor 4, Sales Manager 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4. PATRICIA GORDON HOLLINGSWORTH Basketball 15 2, 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 25 3, 45 F.H.A. 15GiftOI'i9.1'1 45 Pep Club 25 354. REBECCA IRENE I-IOUGH Class Officer 25 President 25 Student Council 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Chorus 25 J.C.L. 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Junior Play 35 Class Poet 45 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming At- tendant 35 Superlative. JAMES FRANKLIN I-IUDSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. DONALD WALTER HUNT Football 15Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Sentinel 45 French Club 45 4-I-I Club 1. JAMES WILLIAM JACKSON Baseball 15 25 Football 15 25Basketball 2, 35 F.F.A.1, 2, 35 Social Club 25 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35Friendship Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1. LOIS REBECCA MARSH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 25 Superlative. JOHN ALEXANDER MCCASKILL Class Officer 153, President 1, Treasurer 35 Student Council 15 4-H Club 1, 25 Friendship Club 15 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Monogram Club 2, 354, Vice President 45 Baseball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Superlative. BONNIE VERNON MCCUNIBER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 35 45 Track 15 4-I-I Club 1. DOROTHY LOUISE MESSICK Pep Club 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Camera Club 1,25 Majorette 2, 3,4. CHARLES RITCHIE NANCE Basketball 1, 25 French Club 35 Junior Play 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Baseball 1. 37 WlFfiY?IHZfRXU5fFiWfNEKiEKilT iE?i?f3 4b .'1?4f'37wI1- 1:1757 3'-'7!SC'.612'I U Qi... Senior Directory JERRY GARLAND NEWBY F.F,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45511- perlative. ALICE DIANNE PATTON F.H,A, 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 F.B.L.A, 3, 45 J.C. L, 3, 45Class Officer 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 35 Annual Staff 45 Latin Club 35 Superlative. FRED ROGER POWELL Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 J.C.L. 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Spotlight Staff 35 Class Officer 1,2, Treasurer 1, President 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Superlative. DONALD KEITH RICH F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 45 Superlative. VIRGINIA RUTH RICHARDSON Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1, 25 F.B,L.A,3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 3, Treasurer 35 J.C.L. 2, 3,4, Treasurer 35 Class Officer 1,2, Secretary and Treasurer 1, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 45 Homecoming Attendant 2, 3, 45 Superlative. JUDITH GAIL ROCKETT F.H.A. 1,2,35 J.C.L. 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, 4-H ciub 1, Latin Club 3. WILLIS BASCOM ROBBINS Friendship Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 J.C.L, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Spotlight Staff 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Track 3, 4. CARL KAY ROGERS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 1, 2, Secretary 35 Baseball 2, 3. JERRY HEATH RUSSELL Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Pep Club 45 F.F.A,2, 35 Track 3. MARTI-IA ELLEN RUSSELL Latin Club 25 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Camera Club 2,3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3,4, Reporter 45 Student Council 2, 35 Spotlight Staff 3, 45 French Club 4, President 45 4-H Club 1. I-IAZEL RUTH SMALL F.l-I.A, 152,45 French Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Majorette 35 Superlative. JOYCE ANN SMALL F.I-I.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 4-I-I Club 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45511- perlative. ARTHUR LEIR STALEY Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Pep Club 45 Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. MIINA TALVIK Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Friendship Club 2, 35 Spotlight Staff 1,2, 3,4, Exchange Editor 35 Latin Club 2, Reporter 25 F,B,L,A. 3, 45 J,C,L. 2, 3,45 Student Council 2, 3, Sec- retary 2, Vice President 35 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, County Treasurer 45 Office Assistant 45 Annual Staff 3, 4, . Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Superlative. LINDA CAROLYN TIPPETT Latin Club 25 J,C,L, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2,'3, 45 Library Club 4. CLAUDE FORD VANWERRY, JR. Friendship Club 15 Pep Club 35 4-I-I Club 15Latin Club 25 J.C.L, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA LOUISE WARD I Class Officer 1, 3, Secretary 1, 35 Latin Club 2, President 25 4-I-I Club 15 F.T.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A.3, 45 J.C.L.2, 3, 4, I President 25 Junior Play 3, Student Director 35 Spotlight , Staff 2, 4, Feature Editor 2, Typist 45 Student Council 2, 3 45 Office Assistant 45 Marshal 35 Annual Staff 4, Business Editor 45 Beta Club 4, Historian 45 French Club 45 Su- I perlative. JOYCE JULIETTE WHITE French Club 3. GEORGE DOUGLAS WILLIAMS 5. F.F.A. 1,25 4-1-1 Club 1,2, ' GARY DOUGLAS WOOD 5 c.c.H.s. 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BRENDA JOYCE Yow F.1-LA. 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4-H ciub 1,2. Class History . Let us stand still and think about the past. It all seems vague now, but if we stop and think it all comes alive. ln the fall of 1958, the class of 1962 made its appearance in high school. After the first day and all of its excite- ment, we became accustomed to the surroundings that were to be ours for the next four years of high school. We attended the State Fair, and for the highlight of that year we went to Guilford Battleground. The beginning of our sophomore year showed excitement and promise more than did our freshman year. Under the leadership of our sponsors, Mr. Wall, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Causey, we elected officers and ended our second year of high school with another picnic at Guilford Battleground. Our junior year was something to which everyone had looked forward. Now we were really upperclassmen. Our sponsors, Miss Cox, Miss Walton, and Mr. Cross, helped us with our many activities, which included magazine and candy campaigns, the Junior Play, and helping the seniors with graduation. The true highlight of that year was the Junior-Senior Banquet held at Starmount Country Club, an event that will be with us for many years to come. Our concluding year, and the one which will stand out as being the most important, brought with it the honor of being a senior, and many activities. Mrs. Gilley and Mrs. Langley have been important assets to the Senior Class. Never shall we forget all the fun we've had together, and how wonderful it is to be honored at a junior-Senior Banquet. As graduation approached and everyone realized that time had run out, the days at Randleman I-ligh School were over. It was time to decide exactly what we were going to do with our lives. Tomorrow would bring a new road, new adventure, and a path to success. The fun and the learning at Randleman High School were over, but the future was just beginning. SUSAN CAROL I-IINSHAW Class Historian 3 9 iiwwuwmvnnlguumvm-nur. g'n...4.,f,u'.e-eff . --A.-Y.-.-..--ff ..Vf-. .. . V- - fr.. , Class Prophecy When I returned to my hometown from a European tour I was astonished at the many changes that had taken place since my graduation from Randleman High in 1962. I arrived at the Randleman Airport where I was greeted by EDWIN BEESON, a former schoolmate, who is now a pilot of one of the newest jets. After talking to Edwin, I suddenly realized how little I knew about the activities of my old classmates. Because of this I called SUSAN HINSHAW, who is now an airline stewardess for Trans American Airlines, to come to the airport to have lunch with me and to brief me on what had happened to all our former schoolmates. Susan told me that JUDY DAVIS is now the dental hygienist for Dr. LARRY BIRD who has the largest dentist office in town. RUTH RICHARDSON is holding down a very important job as housewife, while her husband, FRED POWELL, is President of the Scottish Bank. JACKIE ALLRED's skating skill has certainly helped her for she is now the star of Holiday on Ice which is owned by JIMMY COBLE. After lunch Susan and I went over to the Randleman Memorial Hospital where we ran in to SHIRLEY FAROW, who is head nurse. While we were talking CHUCK DOYLE came in to get a check up. Chuck said that CRAIG ALLRED is now a disc-jockey for W.C,O.G. DIANNE PATTON is tourning the country as a vocalist with a top name band. BILL HARRIS has taken over the Gun Smoke program which is doing quite well this season. I was not at all surprised to learnthat LARRY DAVIS is now a Professor of History at the University of North Carolina. BOBBY ALLRED, after working in his father's grocery store for years, has profited by his experience because he now owns a chain of grocery stores. BRANTLEY DAVIS, who was best looking of our class, is now a very famous movie star, currently appearing in Springtime Forever. After leaving the hospital, Susan and I drove over to the courthouse, where we began talking to CLINTON HILL,who is now judge. He told us that FORREST HALL is one of the top lawyers in the state and that he is representing ARTHUR STALEY, Vice President of General Electric, in a very important case. JOHNNY MCCASKILL, now a top racer, has taken over where Lee Petty left off. Along with this information I discovered that JOHNNY WALL and BUSTER VAN WERRY are doing well as partners of a chain of department stores. As we were talking about our former classmates, we were joined by CAROLYN COLE, who is now working as a secretary for the town's most important lawyer. From the courthouse we went to the Randleman High School. There we talked to TONY FIELDS, the principal. He took us on a tour of the newly completed school and I found that some of our former classmates are teaching the re. DORIS FRAZIER is teaching science, BOBBY HOLLAND is the English teacher, and C. O. HAYES has taken over the job of coach and has turned out a fine football team. We began talking and 1 found that PAT HOLLINC-SWORTH owns a beauty shop next door to Curt's Barber Shop. REBECCA HOUGH has done well for herself. She is one of the finest pianists in the country and appeared at Carnegie Hall only a short time ago. JERRY DAVIS enjoyed driving a bus so much that he is now driving for Trailways. 40 Class Prophecy JOYCE SMALL and LOIS MARSH keep busy touring the country with a woman's professional basketball team. BUDDY BROOKSHIRE is a little confused at times but it is easy to see why. He is a math professor at Wake Forest College. MAX HINSHAW's experience in F.B.L.A. has come in handy. He is the President of Meyers' Department Store. I also learned that Randleman has a new library and that LUCINDA DAVIS is head librarian and JOYCE HARRIS is her assistant. We continued from the school to the drugstore where we found COLVIN CRAVEN, who is the owner. He told us that BEN COLEMAN is working for him as a pharmacist. BARBARA HICKS came in while we were there. She owns a florist shop and was on her way to deliver some flowers. We learned from Barbara that JADINE FRAZIER and I-LAZEL SMALL are both teaching in a modeling school in Greensboro. DONALD RICH is doing a fine job as coach of the basketball team at U.N.C. KEITH MCADEN has gone into the dairy business and is doing well. RITCHIE NANCE is a famous author and JIMMY HUDSON, who is head of a large publishing company, publishes most of his books. MIINA TALVIK's job as editor of the RENDEZVOUS proved to be very helpful for she is Editor of the Randleman Daily News. JOYCE WHITE and BRENDA YOW are secretaries for a large furniture company in High Point. DOTTIE MESSICK is busy these days placing long distance calls for a large telephone company. BOBBY DULA is a chef for the Plantation in Greensboro while another of our classmates, GEORGE WILLIAMS, owns Circle Inn. It looks as if DONALD HUNT may be in the Olympics next year demonstrating his skill as a tennis player. SANDRA WARD attended Lees-McRae and liked it so well that she decided to be a teacher there. WANDA BEANE is working very hard as a housewife and as a secretary for a large insurance firm. MARTHA RUSSELL has recently opened a bookstore downtown next to PATSY TUCKER's dress shop. WILLIS ROBBINS liked writing articles so well that he is a top reporter for the Randleman Daily News. REBECCA FARLOW, too, has gone into journalism and is presently writing a column for Look magazine. LINDA TIPPETT is an interior decorator. JAMES JACKSON is doing very well at his job as an investigator for the F.B.I. CARL ROGERS is the owner of a rodeo which is touring the country. RONNIE MCCUMBER has done well for himself as the producer of a television series. I enjoyed learning about my classmates. It brought back many fond memories of our years at Randleman High. When I left the drugstore to go home I felt a deep sense of pride to have been a member of the graduating class of 1962. FAYE COOLEY Prophetess 41 alaa'v-11-n:auixww1m'.zn-rmu:-Lazrxvnuz iffnzfs ...-ef .- . -.f .---W-. .,YY. fast will and Zestament As we, the members of the Senior Class of 1962, depart from Randleman High School, we declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament, especially dedicated to several individuals whom we already realize will be missed greatly. ARTICLE I To our principal, Mr. W. K. Cromartie, we leave our gratitude for his patience and encouragement during our high school days. ARTICLE II To our Senior sponsors, Mrs. Gilley and Mrs. Langley, we leave knowing that we have been given the privilege of having the friendship and guidance of two very nice people during our final year at R.H.S. ARTICLE III I, CRAIG ALLRED, leave my basketball jersey No. IO to Larry Varner and leave many happy memories. I, JACKIE ALLRED, leave my position as chief majorette to the one who thinks their nerves can hold up during the struggle. I, BOBBY ALLRED, leave my superlative that I was supposed to get to Gerald Coble and I wish him better luck that I had. I, WANDA BEANE, leave my gossip column on the Spotlight Staff to Sandra Fox and my memories of R.H.S. to anyone who likes it as much as I have. I also leave to join my husband Allen. I, EDWIN BEESON, leave now, because if I stay any longer Mr. Cromartie will run me off, and I leave bus 27 to Ronnie Loflin. fRonnie, good luck with that thing lj I, LARRY BIRD, leave because I may not have another chance. I, BUDDY BROOKSHIRE, leave nothing to no one because I have nothing I want to get rid of. I, JIMMY COBLE, came with nothing, therefore I leave with nothing. I, CAROLYN COLE, leave my superlative to my sister Charlotte, my position on the annual staff to Janie Baker and all of my many high school memories to anyone willing to accept them. I, BEN COLEMAN, leave all the knowledge I have not absorbed to someone who needs it. I, FAYE COOLEY, leave R.H.S. with happy memories and leave my superlative, Best Looking, to Sylvia Wood. I, COLVIN CRAVEN, leave while the getting is good. I, BRANTLEY DAVIS, leave due to certain circumstances beyond my control. I, JUDY DAVIS, leave R.H.S. with fond memories and leave my superlative, Most Typical, to Kaye Davis. I, LARRY DAVIS, leave my duties to anyone who will or can fulfill them, and before it's too late. I, LUCINDA DAVIS, leave my superlative, Most Considerate, to Kay Davis and Randleman High School with fond memories. I, CHUCK DOYLE, leave my superlative, Best All Around, and my place as co-captain of the football team to Newbern Douglas. I, RICHARD DUGGINS, leave Randleman High with many happy memories. I, BOBBY DULA, leave my superlative, Most Ambitious to Basher Pierce. I, REBECCA FARLOW, having nothing to spare, leave nothing. I, SHIRLEY FARLOW, leave anything I have forgotten to anyone who can remember it. I, TONY FIELDS, leave to wait for Sherry. I, DORIS FRAZIER, leave with hope for the future, add a prayer on my lips for those I leave behind. I, JADINE FRAZIER, leave all my good times at R.H.S. to anyone who can have just as much fun as I. I, FORREST HALL, leave all of my sleeping to Joe Fred McCain. I, BILL HARRIS, leave funny, and I leave my position in football to Ray Boling. I, JOYCE HARRIS, leave school to anybody that likes it and all my problems with Arnold to whoever wants them and my ability to giggle in French to Mr. Hines. , I, C. O. HAYES, leave my superlative, Most Considerate, to Charles Brown and my place on the football team to Charles Graham. 42 ' I fast will and Desfameni I I 1 I I, BARBARA HICKS, leave my superlative of Best Personality to Charlotte Pugh, and I leave to go to college. CLINTON HILL, leave my office as President of the Senior Class to anyone who is as lucky as I was. RICHARD HILTON, leave all the girls behind because none of them will have me. I I, MAX HINSHAW, leave all my good times in high school to anyone who can enjoy them as much as I have, everything else I'm taking with me. I, SUSAN HINSHAW, leave my Superlative Most Ambitious to Betsy Pugh. I, BOBBIE HOLLAND, leave nothing because I will need all I have. I, PAT GORDON HOLLINGSWORTH, leave R.H.S. and my position on the basketball team to Marti Stevens if she can take it. I also leave to finish my schooling at Greensboro School of Beauty Culture. I, REBECCA HOUGH, leave my place in the Senior Class to Ann Allred with hopes that she will enjoy her Senior year as much as I have. I, JIMMY HUDSON, leave gladly. I, JAMES JACKSON, leave nothing, because I need everything I have and more. I, LOIS MARSH, leave all the A's I made my Senior year to my sister Jean and my superlative as Most Athletic to Martha Stevens and I also leave this school hoping to never return as a student. KEITH MCADEN, being of sound mind, leave because everything has its time and time is everything. RONNIE V. MCCUMBER, do leave what is left of bus 30 to Kermit Pierce. Don't forget reckless Ron. I, DOTTIE MESSICK, leave my position at the radiator to Kay Jackson, and I leave Mr. Corder regretfully. RITCI-IIE NANCE, leave my unfinished homework to whoever would like to finish it. JERRY NEWBY, leave my bus to anyone that thinks he can drive it. I, DIANNE PATTON, leave my superlative Wittiest to Sandra Fox and leave R.H.S. with many happy memories. I, FRED POWELL, leave my superlative Most Typical to Charlie Graham and my ability to be late for football practice to Newbern Douglas. I, DONALD RICH, leave the red head to Coach Gregory and Junior Ward. I, RUTH RICHARDSON, leave my superlative as Best All Around to Teana Whitaker and I leave R.H.S. hoping to be very happy in the future. I, WILLIS ROBBINS, leave with everything I can pick up that is not nailed down, also, I leave my lunch board for next year. I, JUDITH ROCKETT, leave my school days at Randleman behind me, and I leave to be with Jimmy. I, CARL ROGERS leave before my leave is cancelled. I, MARTHA RUSSELL, leave R.H.S.regretfully and with fond memories and all that I might leave behind to my brother I I I' I: I: Ia I: In C. B. I, JERRY RUSSELL, leave to end my education. I, I-IAZEL SMALL, leave nothing because I need everything I have and more. I, JOYCE SMALL, leave my basketball position to anyone who likes to play basketball as well as I do. I, ARTHUR STALEY, leave nothing because I haven't anything to leave. I, MIINA TALVIK, leave my superlative as Most Studious to my cousin Ray Boling. LINDA TIPPETT, leave behind the best years of my life. PATSY TUCKER, being of sound f?J mind, leave nothing to anybody for I need everything I've got, and more. I, BUSTER VAN WERRY, being of sound mind, and somewhat mental stature, leave all my knowledge to Virgil Hunt who wants to carry it around in a thimble. I, SANDRA WARD, leave my title, Most Dependable to Sylvia Wood and my many fond memories of R.H.S. to any- one who wants to have as much fun as I have. I, JOYCE WHITE, leave with no regrets and with many happy memories of my high school years. I, GARY WOOD, will my ability to play cards to Sheilda Dunham, and the cigarette ducts left after the game to Sylvia Wood. I, GEORGE WILLIAMS, leave my place in school to anyone that will have it. I, BRENDA JOYCE YOW, bequeath all my school books and teachers to anybody who wants them and my position as school cafeteria cashier to my cousin Linda Jean Yow. Ia Ia Hereunto we set hand and seal THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962 JUDITH DAVIS, Testatrix - . 6EIZ!K G'lmrvxi:.a3i1i41Kv-11 -ff Y: , mn mae: an- - --- - QA' KWH grom -Q W 2 ,X , Diapers to Diplomas! 'br 3? 9' QQ I W 4 W Wi, , W 1, ' V I sf, we , Q 5 I X , 4 'H, A ' ,A Q ii ,Q W w N 1 w l M. 31' 4 i 4 r 4 1 xl' If W, 1 f 5 , . ' ' , A .pd N, ' 1-11 44 w O 55 '4 K nl H tb 1 M B Q .lf - -. Wfly Unclerclassmen 45 gfgrggf-I .fvfr-yxrrzfr. y fu- - 1: ' , f -H-iw Lvf-. . , O uniors I , 1 Left to right: Maurice Hill, Presidentg johnny I-Iodgm Vlce Pres1dent Ann C I A 5 S 0 C Q 1' S Pickett, Secretaryg Sheilda Dunham, Treasurer Sy1v1a Wood Reporter LINDA SUE ADAMS MARY ANN ALLRED WAYNE ALLRED MARY ANN ATKINS BETTY BAKER REBECCA BATSON OLA GRAY BATTON CHARLES BOLING WADE BROOKSI-IIRE ANN BROWN CHARLES BROWN GERALD COBLE 46 F LARRY COX KAY DAVIS MICKEY DAVIS SHIRLEY DENNIS PHYLLIS DIXON BRENDA DORSETT NEWBERN DOU GLAS SI-IEILDA DUNI-IAM BRENDA FARLOW WILLIAM FERREE SANDRA FOX ELIZABETH F RAZIER DONNA HIGHFILL MAURICE HILL JOHNNY HODGIN VIRGIL HUNT LILLIAN INGOLD WILLIAM JOHNSON LINDA KINNEY CLYDE KISTLER JOI-IN LAMB RICHARD LAMB RONALD LOFLIN TOMMY LYNDON nu w- as-mnru-rr. ..-rqnr, NANCY GASTER LARRY GREGSON WANDA GROCE DELTA I-IALL ww- J, L 1 ., ,,. .... ' K,-v WS 196,493 ARLENE PUGH CHARLOTTE PUGH SANDRA REDDING LINDA REECE iff, ,, 7, 'kd' .XJ Q . is vf, , t,, - HILDA MARSH JEAN MARSH CAROL MARTINDALE JOE FRED MCCAIN LOUISE NEWBY WALTER ORRELL OUENTIN PARK DOVIE PEELER ANN PICKETT BASHER PIERCE KERMIT PIERCE LARRY PIERCE PENNY RICHARDSON CAROL ROBBINS JIMMY ROBBINS JUDY ROUTH MYRA JEAN ROUTH JANE SHAW WAYNE SHAW GERALDINE SICELOFF JAMES SPEAGLE INEZ STALEY ROBERT STALEY FAYE STAMEY SHERRILL STEED MARTHA STEVENS PAULETT STEVEN SON BUSTER STRICKLAND BRENDA PAYE TROGDON LLOYD VARNER JOHNNY WALL MARY SUE WATSON PAUL WHITAKER TEANA WI-IITAKER SHERRIE WHITE MAZEL WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLARD SYLVIA WOOD wIAnlxaanmnmi'axznvz:n'-nn mangas: W, 0 W: fri sv, Sophomores. , Front row, left to right: Junior Ward, Larry Meredith, Tommy Hunt Second C l AS S Q ffl C 6 I' S row: jennifer Robbins, Janie Baker, Nancy McCain, Betsy Pugh Jo Anne Willoughby, Nan Hammond, S h a r o n Lineberry, Charlotte Cole D 1 a n e Calvert. RICKY ABBOTT WAYNE ALLRED CHARLES ATKINS JANIE BAKER ALICE BEANE RAY BOLING YVONNE BOLING DALE BOWMAN DICKIE BRADY TERESA BRAMMER JERRY BROWN ROBERT BROWN DIANE CALVERT SUE CALVERT ROGER CAMPBELL DONNETTE CAUSEY TERRY COBLE CHARLOTTE COLE MARY COLEMAN KENNETH CORNWELL LARRY HILL GARY HILTON WAYNE HINSHAW SARA HODGE TOMMY HODGE SANDRA HOLDER KENNETH HOLLINGSWORTH GEORGE HUGHES TOMMY HUNT BILLY HYDE I I ' 1 '.' I 4 wi 2 , ,, -:-. . A A . , - gtg rag 1 w in '- 1-.. K 2 2 , -mv f ' E, , 1 PATRICIA CRAVEN PATRICIA CROW GERALD DAMERON KEITH DAVIS MIKE DAVIS DIANE FARLOW JANICE FARLOW JERRY FAUCENETTE DARRELL FOGLEMAN HARRY FRUITT CLYDE GARNER CHARLES GRAHAM NAN HAMMOND LARRY HANCOCK C. W. HENLEY f m? I Xwi .xi gf, ,gg 'K ff I 51 L I 2 ' IIE , l m I ,f wt ik Q . X 5' uw I A I, 1 W -ff f. 1 ' X I kk ,L O MILLIS LUCAS FAYE MARION SHIRLEY MASH BETTY MCADEN f f Vw SHARON LINEBERRY . ,,fA- 1 NANCY MCCAIN JEAN MCDOWELL SUE MCPHERSON LARRY MEREDITH EUGENE NEWBY EARLENE O'NEAL WAYNE PARRISH MARY ANN PERRY JIMMY PICKARD JIMMY PIERCE X f .. mv rm Z uh L Q 'f 71'-W? is X I V 4 Ji x MARILYN HYLTON ALBERT JOHNSON LYN KENNEDY sUzANNE KIRKMAN MARVIN KIZER WILMA JEAN LAMB FRANKLIN LAMBERT DAVID LAUGHLIN SARA LEE MARIE LEWIS JOEY PRETESKA BETSY PUOH DANNY PUOH JUNIOR RAYIE ORMIE RICH MARCELLA RICHARDSON ROBERT RICHARDSON SHEILA RICHARDSON JENNIFER ROBBINS CHARLES RUSSELL BUCK SHAW R, MARY SIDES ' HOWARD SLACK PEGGY SPAINHOUR DONALD STALEY MARTHA STALEY ERNEST TALLEY RACHEL THREADGILL PAUL TOOMES LARRY VARNER Mn. fin. Qkgy ,mb D.,A 53 BRENDA YOW SANDRA YOW 'WL 'W HOWARD WARD, JR. DIANE WILLARD GILBERT WILLIAMS MARTHA WILLIAMS JO ANNE WILLOUGI-IBY PAM WILLOUGHBY ELAINE WILSON LINDA WOHLFORD GARY YATES DAVIS YORK Xi, 62 - ' 5' ' ' if A ' 4 3, 1 1 X .I 'ka Q, QA gteshmen 4 if Class Officers Front row, left to right: Larry Rich, Jerry Cox, Herb Davis, Sharon Smith, Carol Small, Roger Highfill. Second row: Barbara Savchak, Ray Miles, Bobby Julian, Chip Millikan, Claude Pickett. Third row: Carolyn Moser, Judy Brown, Beth Hylton, Brenda Garner, Phyllis johnson, Linda Bumette, Bill Wright, Jimmy Hodge, Linda johnson, Sue Rayle. BARBARA ALLRED SPIDELL ATKINSON DIANE ANDREWS JOHNNY BAKER TOMMY BARNES ANN BATES ROBERTA BATSON BRENDA BEANE PATSY BEANE SUE BEANE ABIGAIL BEESON ROBERT BELL EDDIE BESCI-IER BRENDA BLAKE BECKY BOWMAN WAYNE BRADY DONALD BRAWLEY MARY CAROL BRILES JERRY BROWN JUDY BROWN KENNETH BROWN LINDA BROWN Vic TOR IA. BROWN LINDA BURNETTE 54 FRANKIE FARLOW PATSY FARLOW TIMOTHY FARLOW LEROY FERGUSON SUSAN FERREE DAVID FORD JOHNNY FRAZIER PAT GAFFNEY BRENDA GARNER KENT GARNER EDDIE GOINS LINDA GORDON NANCY GRAVES LANDIS HALL MARIE HAMMETT PATRICIA HASTINGS RUTH HAYES JUDY HIGHFILL ROGER HIGHFILL MICHAEL HILL NANCY HILL BETH HYLTON JIMMY HODCE LARRY HOLLINGSWORTH WAYNE HOLYFIELD TONA HONEYCUTT DOU GLAS HOUTCHINGS EEss1E HUNT PAYE HUNT JOHN HUssEY MARGIE BURR DARLENE CAMPBELL RICKY CAMPBELL MONIVEE CANOY SI-IERRY CASHATT ELLEN CONNOR MARY CONNOR- JUDY COOPER ROBERT COOPER DOYLE COX JERRY COX RIC KY CROU SE FREDA DAMERON DALE DAVIS HERBERT DAVIS JUNIOR DAVIS JACKIE DANLEY SUE DUGGINS DAVID DURHAM BUTCH EDWARDS JERRY EISENI-IART DIANE EVANS FRED FALLENSTEIN ELIZABETH ANN FA RLOW an 14 DONAVON HYDE KATY JACKSON EUGENE JESSUP ARCHIE JOHNSON JAMES ROY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON PHYLLIS JOHNSON AARON JORDON BOBBY JULIAN BRENDA JULIAN DANNY KING E. J. KINNEY GROVER KISER ANITA LAMB PRISCILLA LAMB KAY LAWSON GARRY LEACH CHERYL LINTHICUM SHARON LINTHICUM HAROLD LUNDY JAMES MCCOLLUM BILLY MODOWELL JANICE MCFAYDEN JONES MANRING SHIRLEY MARLEY BOBBY MARTINDALE STEVE MEREDITI-I RAY MILES CHIPPER MILLIKAN SKIPPER MINTZ DORIS MORRIS ELIZABETH MORRIS CAROLYN MOSER KINNEY MUSSLEWHITE GARY NANCE BOBBY NELSON LARRY NEWMAN MIKE O'BRIEN DORIS ODUM CAROLYN OLIVER SALLY OSBORNE RUBY PARKER JENNIFER PERDUE CLAUDE PICKETT SUE PLUMMER BRENDA POWELL MICKEY ROLLINS SUE RAYLE CAROLYN RICH DAVID RICH LARRY RICH REBECCA RICHARDSON BRENDA ROBBINS GURNEY ROUTH BRENDA TURNER JAMES TU RNER CAROLYN TUTTEROW JOHN UNDERWOOD JAN ICE UPTON TALMADGE VOSS FAYE WALKER JULIA WALL CONN IE WARD ROBERT WARD SHIRLEY WATSON JOHN WHITT MARY WHITTINGTON BILLIE Jo WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS JERRY WILSON JULIA WILSON DIANE WOODELL BILL WRIGHT RONNIE YATES LOU RUSSELL BARBARA SAVCHAK EUGENE SAVCHAK CAROL SMALL LYNN SMALL SHARON SMITH DONALD SOLOMON JOAN SPAINHOUR JUDY SPENCER RUTH SPILLMAN DONNA STEED LINDA STEVENS ROGER STEVENSON JANICE STONE PEGGY STRICKLAND WALLACE SWAIM CAROLYN TATUM BILLIE ANN TATUM LYNN TEAL WILLIAM TINGEN LINDA TOOMES WANDA TOOMES JIMMY TROGDON RAYVON TUCKER 'WB Vz Dann George Pamelz Linda Herrin Sammy MCAden Bruce Moore 3 larlisle Cable ft xley Carol Lathan Bobby McCaskil1 Shirley Peeler f A ...1 If :J .hh- Activities 59 N AQ . ,, Kyo . 5 xxx, . ,W '- Q. wi Q. a 5 x Homecoming Court 60 A x ogg o f i H . W , wiv Sponsored by B111 HQTIIS 0 m e C 0 m 1 n 9 fezaffv, 2 X' '-1',i.f, ff - p ' ' , Q u e e n .QfzfQ4 ffi2f?E . , 61 -4-.Q-fvvm-.,,.V,.. -- . . Attendants RUTH RICHARDSON Sponsored by Fred Powell JUDY DAVIS Sponsored by Chuck Doyle FAYE COOLEY Sponsored by Maxie I-Iinsbaw Court SUSAN I-IINSHAW Sponsored by C. O. Hayes 3 A P Q JUDY RoUTH Sponsored by jerry Davis TEANA WI-IITAKER Sponsored by jerry Russell 63 Sponsored by Newbern Douglas ANN PICKETT Sponsored by Robert Staley CHARLOTTE COLE Sponsored by Ray Boling Court SUE CALVERT Sponsored by Buddy Brookshire DIANE CALVERT Sponsored by Donald Staley 64 E JANIE BAKER Sponsored by jimmy Robbins Court E X SUZANNE KIRKMAN Sponsored by Charles Graham LINDA WOHLFORD Sponsored by jerry Cox f BARBARA SAVCI-IAK Sponsored by Larry Varner 2 JM ye yn ffl , HQ 572:32 af 'gf img! 4- , gg! ww ,ls bg, ' WY 'V ? ww 1. R Sv '- ' 'O +2 wigs W2 Q- 2 'z :s,'f'W - ff' C , , x , ja Z'-4 X f ...,. 'Y' I Qjis ,7 M , .,.. P, 5 ss :-b - b'Av A X ,Q r 5 M A 1' s H A I S Left to right: Sandra Ward, Buddy Brookshire, Bobbie Holland, Chief5 Max Hinshaw, Shirley Farlow. Beta C1115 Left to right: Max Hinshaw, Presidentg Buddy Brookshire, Vice President5 Miina Talvik, Secretary5 junior Ward, Treasurer Sandra Ward, Historian5 Mrs. Langley, Sponsor. z f K lx , WW. .qi 1 14393 . ey, 5:1 K ? ff 4 QK,gfv' 7 lv 2 2 Us gs- 5,3- Spotligfrt Staff Judy Davis and Martha Russell, Co-Editors-in-Chiefg Mrs. Langley, Sponsor. Office Assistants 1 , n 1 rp, ,f'X ': W. N 3 . 5 , Q I A -x, V-9' !4,94-058 .iw Left to right: Max Hinshaw, Shirley Farlow. Mrs. Swiggett, Secretaryg Miina Talvik, Sandra Ward, Buddy Brookshire, Edwin Be eson . ng 'lf' 3 Mwmmvm CAROLYN COLE. Feature Editor Rendegvous EDWIN BEESON Co-Editor-in-Chief A ,V f ix! 2 ,,. 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M R A Advertising Manager Vertlsmg imager DIANNE PATTON Vf Sw, g N X F? f . -litmus. A. H .mmm ff. .if QW f 1 . 4 . 'K ly! 4 A 1,2xZ,,.: 14 gf.: W W gg Q 1 . H ' H 1 I 0 , Q A x Wim, X? 1, wsflll- aw , 51 , T1 .W , . 1,4 - mavwd 5' V 1 , i i j U lm ,gulf 'we' iii'-Q'9Y:,f XT' Cafeteria Personel Front row, left to right: Mrs. Lois Carroll, Mrs. Ollie Stout, Mrsg Lester Rich. Second row: Mrs. Ovleen Parker. C u s t o cl i a n Mr. Branson Marsh 71 Alonograni Clug S Left to right: Chuck Doyle, President, johnny McCaskill, Vice President, Buddy Brookshire, Secretary, Ruth Richardson Treasurer, Faye Cooley, Susan Hinshaw, Ken Hollingsworth, Reporters, Mr. Brookshire, Sponsor. Pep Cluh Left to right: Max Hinshaw, President, Buddy Brookshire, Vice President, Judy Davis, Secretary, Edwin Beeson, Reporter, Dianne Patton, Treasurer, Mr. Brookshire, Sponsor. gs ,iiw ,' fi' 'J ' 'fu' f .V Q 'i' ' ' 'Mi' '. ,' - '-- ' ' ' , ,V 4, ,,,,,, . , KZ, . i . ,,, , q 4 X . ., , .,, ,- , A A Q Q' 7 ' I Af- Q Y 4 ' . , B . Left to right: Larry Davis, President, Chuck Doyle, Vice President, Carolyn Cole, Secretary, Fred Powell, Treasurer, Edwin Beeson, Reporter, Mrs. Gilley, Sponsor. 3. 5. Left to right: Max Hinshaw, President, Larry Davis, Vice President, Judy Davis, Secretary, Shirley Farlow, Treasurer, Faye Cooley, Reporter, Mrs. Gilley, Sponsor. Q ,,.Iv,:,7N-R .L ,452 ' ' en! f E t- M V Q A , AMJN5., WAN, Q., J Y i X 1:4-?fii'f63'fj 1 ',2f442.f:uaj2-fi,'.-,,-r1g,1,1b iqW,,fW.ffM If 1 1 1, 'fH, f7'f3'-- SKf z, -in fl ,gg . ' +4. ' i . 1 w 1 1 i N W i l I A 1. W ' A 7' .2 ia. 6 l S S 1 l v X W l N 7 l 9 ax, ww.gwms4z:.m.saf', ld , sa ii, ma gma, K l L ,Sill Y El? I y y X, ,,,,, , x S n g 2 MRS. EDNA PRITCI-IARD l 'W' Y gpm, f RMULEHAH Q,-55,1 UHKPTER 5 iTI,,3i3 Q , A M E R l CA i Seated, left to right: Kay Davis, President, Nancy McCain,Vice President, 3 , H , A , Lucinda Davis, Secretary, Ann Brown, Treasurer. Standing: Sandra Fox, Songle ader, Mary Coleman, Artist, Sylvia Wood, Parliamentarian, NKEMAKERSO Suzanne Kirkman, Historian, jadine Frazier, Chaplain. sz-O f sg ' y U2 2 - P 12. 5 mafia mfg G ,L .TH I . 3. , 635' LS : 3 fQ1,p6l 'I-giaqsxxc .K ,Q fi. V .1 W 4' ., ,, K 3-5111.44 I Si X '31, KU? . f-J M ahiifvr ,J w , ,r ,Z I Wy' Q L, - z rd. , jygy in ' li... f i C5 LC' if R R 3 R VN- ,ik JE? Z , - X, U .x 1 :Z , V , :N .. , ' X ' ' 1 ,fm sf . J, , f 'L' l 9 if me J' F ff We MR. DAVID REYNOLDS 4-'-qf'- 'xgm :IZ Qicu 15 .,- xs- A.. A. ,QQ '- if X,-no o .,N ' 0 ' Q, U 'Yo I- QQ Sponsor 3. 3 X Left to right: Donald Hunt, Sentinel, Newbern Douglas, Reporter, Kermit Pierce, Vice President, Edwin Beeson, President, jerry Newby, S e cre t ary, joe Fred McCain, Treasurer, Mr. David Reynolds, Sponsor. ,,Y , ,, .N , A ..v.,.M.v, ... ,.f.f.'s-.rv ,mr uf-'Q ui.-,f. 'f -ff' ' ' ' ' -- ' ' , ,,,:,.,. 1. .... .. ., , ..,, Is. A Y, Q ,Q . . -. F -V -.......-..,ge.r ,a ,,,,, i -- S iss V sfBiuU..K121LI12JJf!idsZ Q mqsn-giss 5. S 'f V1 V 'E rv u .1 ,F , A fi :J 1 Q n cz 'lv S au :zu ffifirary C1116 W 'I Wifi ? ' 1 2 V ! Bobbie Holland, President, Larry Davis, Vice President, Shirley Dennis, Secretary, Sylvia Wood, Treasurer, Martha Russell, Reporter, Miss Cox, Sponsor. Bus Drivers C1116 i l JERRY NEWBY President ,l n lsr 5 i ' ,. ' - f .,4 - N'- . . i fx, w 'I- f - ' am '.V1.,4,'i,? Y . ,K ., e X Q., -,,,,g,.4-K, - W . , . X . .. -,gm .. 1 -L -'-.1C.- -s A . Y- ' ' . ' ' 1 1 ' .M ', -'Q '11 -.: ., A . 'Q - v. . A .., fgj1rv'7w M C . W. A .,,, Xa l I .A rr Y.. ,M- 4 : -as 'S' g, 5 x . 1 Q, , .. 'S 'K -s t 1' .2-. - w . - 'tn-M f..-: K, ' 'iw-. , T' ' L, 1- ..'t-s4,,'b . . ,. Q M Q 5 Left to right: Wayne Hinshaw, Presiclentg Junior Ward, Vice Presidentg Ken Hollingsworth, Secretaryg Ray Bo1ing,Treasurer5 Ernest Talley, Reporter5 Miss Cox, Sponsor. f MK f f 69554 1 5 1 I Ll f . 5 'i f lg 1. f X gf! 4 1 Z ff W .' ' l 5 4 6 3 f ,. W F W ' Q ' 1 l 5 4' K I ' 5 H x Z3 at Q W 1 f 5 5 5 457 L a X 3 E L as X A S 44 it I Q A 46 4 1 4 lf X ' 1 f A in V A, if 1 1 ' fl tif ,f ,' -4 1 'f 'ff-,, 2fe fm- ff fs , , ,W ,JH . If , ,, , Q , , A s,,,V .,, , , . .,V, . ,. lf if 'll f -- f .ff 42 ag. ' I f 5 S S -'2v ' . ,. ,W , M 2 N., ' 1 ll 454 MUN1'f ww? i , f-1121 ef? : fy ffg fl 5 : 21 as 52 al If 'lr' QS fn fig 55 A, A A , W A .K ,U .5 A ' fvsl 'flip . .,, , A f . ggi 5-1. Q. nga D' 253 ' 4 1 T ly W F 2 , f 1 , W V 5 , 1 if 1 'W v fig? will AZ,-M' A ,f -f , , N lx K 4 gl , Y JS -5, 5.1 . . ,V ,, .lg V m if YQ 1 X . 'S wi if , , f ' X Q . ' 5, fri? I' 5 , , 1 f if I xx T! JL-5 fr 4.4!- Mamas if-we X W., ff .. Hr 'Wal Sports Mr. Joe Brookshire, Coach, Chuck Doyle, jerry Russell C. O. Hayes, Max Hinshaw, Captains, Mr. Charles Gregory, Coach. J Randleman Randlem an Raridleman Randlernan gootfiall Gibsonville Ledforcl We st Montgomery East Montgomery Randleman Siler City Randleman Sumner Randlernan Trinity Randleman Rankin Rgndleman Yanceyville Front row, left to right: Tommy Hunt, Manager, Donald Solomon, Larry Varner, Roger Stevenson, Larry Hill, Tim Farlow, Ray Miles,jimmy Trogdon, Bobby julian, David Adams, junior Rayle, Ken Hollingsworth, Manager. Second row: Wayne Parrish, Manager, jimmy Hodge, Robert Staley, Ray Boling, Doyle Cox, Max Hinshaw, C. O. Hayes,Charles Graham, Dale Davis, ai? Wayne Hinshaw, junior Ward, Larry 'Rich, Manager. Third row: Mr. Joe Brookshire, Coach, Jerry Russell, Donald Staley, Robert Brown, Albert johnson, jerry Cox, Chuck Doyle, Bill Harris, Newbern Douglas, jimmy Robbins, Buddy Brookshire, Jerry Davis, Fred Powell, and Mr. Charles Gregory, Coach. W r-rr- V 1 .. -..:,v.- . 1,-a'fTI21'm.w.'. - .swf 'T '-'N.k1liz '-RAQCJ fe'. f avrim-S2252-E55:,sY51TiTWiZ-WTTKKLIMGXWILSRHE . illstg' i, C..-1,44 Hirst Zeam Front row, left to right: Robert Staley, Chuck Doyle, C. O. Hayes, Donald Sta1ey,Larry Varner,Max Hinshaw, Newbern Douglas, Buddy Brookshire, jimmy Robbins, Fred Powell, and Bill Harris. Jerry Russell, jerry Davis, Charles Graham. Second row: 511'-1-' 'i-215402-f'32 1'5'1Ii l'2::':a: z: 31'-ri' :af 1 1. 15:35.-1-Iiiiiziiiff ' t 5 s . - : ' v Q . 5 . '!.'Lw -e-f'2,'-3-'Z- -PH'-vi s. 1 ' - 1' -,-. . . 4 ,, 'ng s1,: -sz, 0 .. .35 .hvg .- u,'7-, ::-J13' Es-ff, N:j':?.f:- . ,? I ' 5 ' '02 Q 81 , CHUCK DOYLE MAX HINSHAW BUDDY BROOKSHIRE FRED POWELL JER RY RUSSELL BILL HARR IS C. O. HAYES JERRY DAVIS IH NEWBERN DOUGLAS RCBERT STALEY JERRY COX CHARLES GRAHAM LARRY VARNER JIMMY ROBBINS DONALD STALEY RAY BOLIN G MR . JOSEPH BROO Coach I Left to right: Faye Cooley, Patricia Hollingsworth, Senior Co-Captains, Coach Brookshire, Lois Marsh, Joyce Small, Senior Co-Captains. Qirls' Basfieitiall First row, left to right: Sylvia Wood, Manager, Faye Cooley, Patricia Hollingsworth, Lois Marsh,joyce Small, Senior Co-Captains, Kay Davis, Manager. Second row: Betsy Pugh, Scorekeeper, Martha Stevens, Susan Ferree, --- ---- 4--A --. -Y. X 1 Sandra Fox, Carol Small, Ann Brown, Linda Stevens, Ruth Spillman, Diane Evans, Nan Hammond, Brenda Beane, Cheryl Linthicum, Shielda Dunham, Coach Brookshire. 'T' . H IR- TAI7- elf LK . PAT I-IOLLINGSWORTH LOIS MARSH Q as ANN BROWN NAN HAMMOND . , ,t jfjlfx, . W Lx 6, j N, if , ,,,-.....,, . , Ng- -g.:,I. L 'Z -'H-..4Q1,' ' , -...J S, W 11901, ' QV 0' ' 1 M ' .x A Q eff' rf S, ':'z'z'0'z'z'0f?, VW x. JOYCE SMALL , I . I if M F AYE COOLEY y V N' A Sf M , ' 4 X H I' SHIELDA DUNHAM A SANDRA Fox I '-1 ti I . MARTHA STEVENS 85 J K' f X Wig 9 in MR . CHARLES GREGORY Coach 324' Craig Allred, Co-Captain, Mr. Charles Gregory, Coach, Donald Rich, Co-Captain. Boys' Basfieiliall X , 4 Veillfff 15 gnu, Aria-fl arm' 33 , . PEI 'Q Front row, left to right:Craig Allred, Mr. Gregory, Coach, Lloyd Varner, Robert Brown, Virgil Hunt, Danny King Donald Rich. Second row: Claude Pickett, Larry Varner, Wayne Hinshaw, Fred Powell, Dale Stevens. Ernest Talley, Ritchie Nance, Landis Hall, Bill Harris, 86 f- ?, ..-',.1I:i.-2 x -F.-1 UU. 1-E 4-g-'A., IC-,- iiii. '15 Qiniffis f 'II' , -1 ULF-IM ' ' YVVVWV' Mifwv' W 4 4 I9 v gf 1 63? H ff X 1 'X . gf. ' XLBLEX Y' IU OO? Q 4? I A 413 IJ O II 4 '79 SX I I , ?' BILL HARRIS E 'W CRAIG ALLRED X J RITCHIE NANCE ilWB!lz4 3 :FM-.IU.':L-rQ:,f'!m zz: :LI I ,.f 1,4 I Q is K xx I IIIIR SZ I R'EL5 Q FRED POWELL V .AZA V V, DONALD RICH 5 ,. 2 xl 4? 'iw' Y 1 , BL VCA' i If 3 ff 9924 XR 7 ' I L I I I 7 'T I I if , L LJ- ' 3 I 1 if -I E I 5 H I I LLOYD VARNER 4 ROBERT BROWN M: I GXQLEQI f ,',,I VIROIL HUNT WAYNE IRIINSI-LAW f I 87 A :WX 5--7' Q I' A C i 91 f Mr. Charles Gregory, Coach, Bill Harris, johnny McCaskill, C. O. Hayes. N Q Q' A Y I w ff ., ,, Front row, left to right: Johnny McCaskill, Craig Allred, Douglas, Chuck Doyle, Junior Ward, Ben Coleman, C. O. Hayes, Wayne Parrish, Larry Hancock, Wayne Donald Rich, and Mr. Charles Gregory, Coach. Hinshaw. Second row: Bill Harris,jerry Russell, Newbern 88 D 4 'C f f' D DTH C 7 'N SW?.334N-3-72'-3+-:-.'.'IGMmv3d?31?l3Lf:. .i'f33!'. 'fiilf1, 57l.L:?-Q5'4lQXqggIQ2jgQf 'N NEWBERN DOUGLAS j M A . 'av JOHNNY MCCASKILL f QA X' 5 'CRAIG ALLRED DONALD RICH AH- Y w.,,s Baseball The Randleman Pitching Staff, Robert Staley, Jerry Davis, Donald Rich, Coach Brookshire, Front row, left to right: Larry Hill, Ernest Talley, Larry jerry Davis, Charles Graham, Robert Brown, Robert Staley, Varner, Dale Stevenson, Charles Brown, Ray Boling, Kenneth Cornwell, Donald Rich, Bill Harris, Coach C. O. Hayes. Second row: johnny Wall, Fred Powell, Brookshire. 90 H ' ' WRWY- 1 'wi ' 7 I ' rf 3-Bef. . r3l'4.i-X. iw.,-.el-.Eb!-lf-'-fi:-rlf' -Fl' 1-'K fr -'K :,'.S'l-- li! 5 -l3.,4l,f5T,'.'fQi.Qbfegfkfif '1iR gh? C. O. HAYES 4 Q 5 m wg CHARLES GRAHAM . fl ,lfmt . WL ,, V25 2,9 'EVM , 'Q .iz U AQ? 'z MJ' , 3 , wx, W. ff ,V fi Z L I f S V O ua' an S FRED POWELL ff 1 JERRY DAVIS X '3vz4f4if1f,s. ' ' f. 1, f jWwL 4 2 we k .L 4' 3 ff! Y' h Q 4 if 2 1 ' ' , if CHARLES BROWN DONALD RICH n Mfr S 'hs- X 1' M ni' gi ,,s, UAL A, X A ADS I g C f ,f l r, '-2-'E R X X ROBERT BROWN ff ik Q LARRY VARNER Y 5 xx 2 f 'E 4, 1. Q f Q 0 if fi ROBERT STALEY ,N K 'P-.N 'ff' A' Cheerleaders CAMILLIA HARRIS RUTH RICHARDSON Mascot Chief First row, left to right: Camillia Harris, Mascotg Ruth Whitaker. Third row: Barbara Savchak, Judy Davis, Judy Richardson, Chief. Second row: Linda Wohlford, Teana Routh, and Diane Calvert. 92 f N we A mifrrfefufaaii.-rm4r:fasawa2a11.em.f : nPi'kifB,Qis?f5QXsQ . 152 xx qw 'fe - S X-.QI 2, . x ILS. - 3 I f , X RUTH RICHARD SON Chief .1 JUDY DAVIS 'ii QW TTI .. 3 V vw.--.-.gi IUDY ROUTH TEANA WI-IITAKER -rf LINDA WOHLFORD f ' 5Wil5iNvtMWiiQmAQam2vwHneh9.M, ,velwwaaw px Jilin' . 1 BARBARA SAVCHAK . . .mu-, ,.-gf , 1.75 ., L ,inf v , DIANE CALVERT Ranclleites .L Patsy Beane Judy W1l11ams, Sherry L1nth1cum Carolyn Oliver Suzanne Klrkman, Charlotte Pugh f 3 Q2 bil 1 nv ' '11 f I BARBARA I-IICKS 5 V 1fL...A I 1+ I X- x ,,,,,,vl - ! xy Qs . . A NNN. I R -M 5 A '-f LINDA JOHNSON .v .AN s, fi! f 'if A I Im: ff 'I I SUZANNE KIRKMAN if AW, H SHARON SMITH CHERYL LINTHICUM SV A I WZ' K f A lx s fi , 4:. 8' SANDRA Yow , - lV.AA I n K ,' ,. J X A CAROLYN MosER I .ff X JUDY WILLIAMS N-.-I PATSY BEANE CHARLOTTE PU GH CAROLYN OLIVER Nw-J 95 AlAASAafhei4i.0ve,1.in.s.:4.mL4m-'v.e-I, Agni- 4151 .- . - . . . My Announcing 'S' 5:1 in Kr ' Advertisements 97 ua- ff1,'-,'-- ,-33, vgwi., , ,tri H LY., . Guilford Dairy exfencls its most sincere Besf Wishes To The Graduating Class We X of Randleman High School GUILFORD DAIRY Ashe-boro Branch BRIGHT PUT Young men and women contemplating a career will find the textile business offers real opportunity for a bright future. New methods, new products and new markets create a constant demand for new personnel. Be wise . . . decide upon a future in textiles . . . one of America's largest industries. Check with your vocational guidance counselor or co. 9 to see us. Stevens St Co.. Inc. SSYNTHL TICU DIVISION f -I M- W- 'f -J-L3...il+ f URE Zn: Z5 ur INN I' 4 K., -I RU l l I Steve n 5 1A My l I h 99 'lF1' 7.J'l2i1T.'H'ZJ.51l!.,ii'-2?f1- 1' F 1-1 1 f --1 f -g 4 ...... a..a....z..... -.-,g i gl ,A , , . 1, Complimenfs of THE SCGTTISH BANK General Banking and Insurance We Appreciafe Your Business Member F. D. l.C. Randleman , North Carol ina Complimenrs of CQMMQNWEALTH HQSIERY MILL and WEE SOX HOSIERY MILL Randleman, North Carolina 100 ,-.,,i,... .,,,...,,,..,........ ..,.. .... ,. ,..., - ..,,-.. .... WT - .-me .. . ,w N an-.xv.-.--'.f1masr.azaal1iI Compliments of Randolph Lingerie Division AJ. SCHNEIERSQN AND SGNS, INC Randleman North Carolina Compliments of L aughlin F. F Compliments ot SHAW' S GAS COMPANY Bulk and Bottle Gas Service Ranclleman, North Carolina Hosiery Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of Ladies Full Fashioned and Seamless Hosiery Ranclleman, North Carolina ANCHOR of Asheboro Your Shopping Headquarters For Famous Name Brands Teen Clothing Ancl Accessories Junior Fashions Junior and Misses Sportswear Boy's wear And Men's wear Qllplauvrsfffwrwwfzizasa mm 101 l l i i l A Compliments of Compliments of A Q Economy Drug Store The B1g Deal The Shoe Center of Whitman's Candy Randolph County Max Factor and Yardley Cosmetics Phone MA 5-4250 Phone 7752 i506 N. Fayetteville Street Randleman, North Carolina Asheboro, North Carolina 1 l l l Compliments of Compllmenls of United - i Lad and LHSSIC Brass W0rkS7 Clothing For Children and Ladies 1 I Phone 7610 Randleman, North Carolina A Randleman, North Carolina x 'H 7 7 X Q. R T YS-.ffii-:1?6f.i:5'Xl9z35l5i4',-'4i:'3 M. 1A'Qf..',1itl'iE2!..S'e3B'lElX'fMrlfEf5 , Compliments of L. gl L. CLEANERS Phone 3971 Asheboro, North Corol inc Compliments of A. gr F. IVIUSIC CO. Rondlemon , North Carol ino Compliments of SHAW'S FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Rcuncllemon, North Corolino Compliments of COBLE 8: BARBER CONSTRUCTION CO. Home Builders II4 Academy St. Rcncllemon, North Corolino Compliments of ADORABLE F. F. HOSIERY MILL Roncllemon , North Corol inc GRIER NEWLIN REALTY CO. Phone 3I73 IOI N. Mein Street Rondlemon, North Corolino PUGH FUNERAL HOIVIE Phone 7592 Rondlemon, North Corolinc: WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wm. VV. Clork, Owner Rondlemon, North Corolino Compliments of MILLIKAN FURNITURE COMPANY Rondlemon, North Corolino '! FF 'l 'P41fsvv9n:w.:m-mfr n...,. .. Compliments ot BELK-YATES CO. Phone 7202 Randleman , North Carol ina Compliments of ECONOMY CLEANERS Phone 4I22 Compliments ot DR. JAMES D. OROSECLOSE Compliments of H. O. BURNETTE, M.D. Compliments ot RANDOLPH OROCERY CO. Randleman, North Carolina Compliments of RANDLEMAN SAVINO'S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insurecl up to SI0,000 Compliments ot BROOKSHIRE ELORIST Members ot The E.T.D. Assn. Ranclleman, North Carolina Compliments of DR. V.F. CHAMBERLAIN Compliments of HOWARD'S JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds Ranclleman, North Carolina Compliments of LINEBERRY SUPERETTE Ranclleman, North Carolina Compliments ot HOUGH'S SHOE STORES Ranclleman 81 Ashelooro Shoes tor the Entire Family Compliments of ANDREWS HOME 84 AUTO SUPPLY Firestone Dealers Randleman, North Carolina C. W. I'IENLEY CO. T36 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of TOMMY'S DRIVE INN Barbecue 2 Miles North of Ashelooro Highway 220 Compliments of H. G. WRIGHT'S ESSO SERVICE MEMORY'S DRESS SHOP JESSIE MEMORY'S BEAUTY SALON Rcmdlemcm North Carolina Phone 489I - Commonwealth St. Randleman , North Carolina rf' eg f-yjfw 'nf ' ' four ' ' 104 I ram,-wsiiizfi D it-I airs 4.:?f4?s.t.2i?g:i5ZEiEqE55f?Qfit Compliments of LEWIS VARIETY STORE Rondlemon, North Corolinci Compliments of .IOANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE Ronollemon, North Corolino Compliments of PICKARD FUEL COMPANY Compliments of RANDLEMAN GULF D. R. Hoyes Compliments of PICKETT'S MEN SHOP Rondlemon, North Corolino Compliments of HUCK'S ESSO STATION We Speciolize In Cor Service' Coll us ot your convenience ot 7303 Compliments ot SODA SHOP Compliments of RAY'S TEXACO SERVICE Woshing-Oreosing-Recopping Rood Service 204 S. Moin St., Roncllemon, N.C Compliments of VANWERRY'S BARBER SHOP Argus VonWerry-Bill Renigor Speciolists in Flot Tops T35 Acoclemy St. , Roncllenffz ., N.C. Compliments of HILLIARD BROTHER'S LUMBER CO Lumber ond Building Moteriols Ronollemon, North Corolino Compliments of HINSHAW'S HARDWARE 81 GROCERY STORE New Solem Compliments of LOWE'S PHARMACY Archdole, North Corolino SCOTT BOOK STORE, INC. T40-42 S. Foyetteville Street MA 5-5lOl - Ashelooro, North Corolino HOLLINGSWORTH'S QUALITY JEWELERS Asheboro, North Corolino Compliments of ROADSIDE GARDENS FLORIST Compliments of DR. C..D. KISTLER J'IU25w-Wf!iEfl'??KlJWTI ,Y.,,---ir- -if ::,, Compliments of HOFFMAN 8. INGOLD AUTO SALES 1022 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of GREESON AMERICAN SERVICE Recapping-Wrecker Service Phone 3272-Night 4912 Compliments of BROOKSHIRE BROTHER'S GARAGE Phone 7292 Randleman , North Carol ina Compliments of HARDIN FURNITURE COMPANY Four Miles South of Randleman ROSE FURNITURE COMPANY 38 East Main Street Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 919 Johnnie Burrow, Manager Compliments of RANDOLPH MEMORIAL CO. Phone 7281 Best Wishes RANDOLPH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 137 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina STOCKNER AND BARNES, INC. Appliances-Heating AB Agency-All Kinds Insurance Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of SUNSET MILLS Manufacturers of Full Fashion Hosiery Compliments of Carl L. King, Representative NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Office: 114 Academy St. -Phone 2-1605 Randleman, North,CaroIina RANCO WELDING W.C. Tilley Hwy 5220 N. Fabrications-Textile Agricultural-Wroght Irons Pick-up Beds-Welding Compliments of THE COURIER-TRIBUNE Randolph County Household Journal Since 1876 Compliments of A FRIEND JONES DEPARTMENT STORES Asheboro, North Carolina The Stores That Save You Money Outfitters for Men, Women and Children Compliments of LINEBERRY AUTO SERVICE New - Automobile - Used Compliments of FARLOW BROTHERS OIL CO. Sophia, North Carolina 106 I CompIimen'rs of PICKETT'S GROCERY Sophia, Norfh Carolina Complimenfs of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of F. D. I.C. Member Federal Reserve Sysfem Asheboro, Norfh Carolina CompIimen'rs of CIRCLE INN Home-cooked meals - Phone 75I3 Fired Chicken - Pif Cooked Barbeque Complimenfs of MIDWAY FOOD CENTER Phone 5784 Wor'rhviIIe, Norrh Carolina Complimenfs of WORTHVILLE STORE CO. DeaIers in GeneraI Merchandise Phone 3022 Complimenfs of VANCE DORSETT'S SUPERETTE New Salem HILL'S ROLLER RINK Randleman - Rf. 2 Highway 220 Phone-MA 9-T325 Besf Wishes GRAY'S JEWELRY Arc:hdaIe, Nor'rh Carolina AQTA' K1 .rffla U J 5 CJWJJ.. if Senior Autograph V yay? ,QQ 3' 0 if-gb Elf' 95? W vihzifm 'LSFFQIN 3054, SPN , T5 043 ham? if-ff 57 wi busily . jjfgiiyqilwmg HWZWW QW 5 ,f My WW dwg? Q UfQ-f2cyo'b ' JMS yffxy Egg? X lk 0-WW .rj P17 of 5 MQ fgfwnwkm Bgsffvjf Mwwgwggufi? , wg? VR 542515 X 569' NV mdwfv NW WW M QZEQQ 5 . , . . Y. . . f ww W---,f-w--- --f H--qw 1---f--' rf 1 -x if FT T'Y,'T,T 'Q -.--W 1-iv:- Q ' 1 M . I- M ANL fw-A 4.. i vR'3,W12f.fi31 A - ' - . .- 1 . M. 1 . . A .F :1..wb,f:.f1.:..l.... T'....L'..f.pfIfa..Lzliifn..-' -4f'1f1li1L1.2UaQ:iAL2l ' 5-' A 4' H -4' N K f Autograph 109 +4r- v-H. .. .... -.- Autograph Autograph I Autograph I El 1 1 1 I 'I ,f ,. 1 . 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