Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

The Class of 1967 Presents Rendezvous ‘67 Randleman High School Randleman, North Carolina Volume Twenty-four Randolph Public Library Published by the Rendezvous Staff Kay Moser, Editor Lee McCollum, Business Manager Pegturves. oa ee lo) 2 8 CHG ARAN Mi es aie nn 1640 ee ee OS Aerize; 6. 2 fo Yous Mrs. Bunting is always a cheery sight at R.H.S. with her warm smile and quick wit. el Mr. Wall is always ready to give his help and advice to the students. Our Thanrs for Being Special MRS, PEGGY BUNTING We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty- Seven, respectfully dedicate this, the twenty-fourth volume of the Rendezvous to our friend, our teacher, our advisor. The part she has played in our development as citizens of tomorrow, her help in the completion of another step on the road of progress, her contribution to the enriching of our minds, her kindness, help, devotion to duty, willingness to lend a helping hand, and her friendship have won her a special place in our hearts. To you. MRS. PEGGY BUNTING, we express our gratitude. MR. A. A. WALL We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty- Seven, respectfully dedicate this, the twenty-fourth volume of the Rendezvous to our friend, our teacher, our advisor. We are deeply indebted tohim for his wise advice and dedication to finding us a place in the future. His teaching has brought about a great knowledge of the development of our country and the dedication of our forefathers, and his devoted help and overall interest have gained our love andrespect. To you, MR.A.A. WALL, we express our gratitude. So many paths to follow. . . So many ways to go... 10 ee ee Bie 12 if live Really geeereacatee seuwsiserseats I'm desperate and I’m. restless. ABD tc AOR ANRC ATTEN, a b LEMMA ALL LAELIA TL ITO ice ReorANSNERNRERNNANNTRAANDSS ee it live life and I must It’s my 15 Ly ee And I must decide which path to follow. JULIA LUCINDA WILKERSON But a fair maiden, in her Father's mansion, Clothed with celestial grace; And beautiful with all the soul's expansion, Shall we behold her face. ily In Memoriam Gone, but Not Forgotten Our Teachers and Guiders... MR, HAROLD DAVIS Principal Behind the scenes of every successful, well-run school, there is a backbone of very dedicated people. These people have pledged their lives to the enriching of the minds of youth. They give their time freely and are always ready to help. The office is the important nucleus of the school, for it is from here the school is run. With Mr. Harold Davis atthe head as principal, Mr. Joe Brook- shire as assistant principal, as well as teaching, and Mrs. Shirley Bishop, secretary, our school is operated efficiently and progresses smoothly. MR. JOE BROOKSHIRE Assistant Principal MRS. SHIRLEY BISHOP Secretary 18 : ; ; MR. A. A. WALL We look to the future with pride because of them The Guidance Department at R.H.S. plays a very important part in the lives of the students. It is through the work of Mr. A.A. Wall, our guidance counselor, that we decide our future course in life. The library also plays a very importantrole in the activities of the students at R.H.S. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. Jean Swiggett, the library has made much progressthis year. The students owe her much for making available such a nice place for studying. Ue EG Mrs. Jean Swiggett has made many improvements in the library this year. 19 EEE We respect and admire them The Foreign Language Department at R.H.S. is under the direction of Mr. J.W. Hines. Foreign Language plays avery important role in today's education and we are very fortunate to have this department head. Even when we forget our nasals' and use the wrong accent, Mr. Hines patiently corrects us. Heading the English Department are six very capable teachers. Mr. Tracy McCarthy, Miss Ruby Gray, Mrs. Lucile Newlin, Mr. Frank Stegall, and Mrs. Patricia Rich teach the regular English classes. This year we are participating in an experimental English program. This new class, Humanities, is very capably led by Mrs. Dorothy Carter. MRS. DOROTHY CARTER MR. TRACY McCARTHY MR. J. W. HINES French bulletin boards add much to the enjoyment of the class. 20 PATRICIA RICH Bo RS oa J] Pm RQ eR, SS en WY = SS 8 2 ec a SRS moO = : ez g a | % 2 $ es a moO a ea WS = 5 5 a) © _ . oe = _ ae e) — 5 wD 2 2 S | 2 EB - F be We develop our abilities with their help The study of history and social studies is a very im- portant part in the life of everyone. Teaching these very important subjects at R.H.S. are Mr. Charles Gregory, Mr. James Lineberry, and Mr. A.A. Wall. As Freshmen, we struggle through Civics; during our Sophomore year, World History; in our Junior year we take U.S. History or it takes us; and Economics and Government are taken during our Senior year. Without the hélp of our very capable staff inhistory and social studies, a very important part of our curriculum would be neglected. WEG History students, working diligently, learn about our forefathers. MR. CHARLES GREGORY MR. JAMES LINEBERRY 22 MR, LEO CORDER Mix eu liiGHEh CAUSEY MR. LARRY WARD MRS. LINDA SHELTON We find the meaning of life In the Atomic and Space ages of today, math and science courses are be coming more closely related. Students are fast realizing that these two fields of study are the most promising for a successful career. Leading our students in these fields are six very adept teachers. In the Science Department are Mr. Fletcher Causey, Mr. Leo Corder, Mrs. Linda Shelton, and Mr. Larry Ward. Mrs. Flora Jones and Mr. Alvan Privette head the Mathematics Department. MRS, FLORA JONES MR. ALVAN PRIVETTE 23 Chemistry s tudents enjoy lab day. We are grateful for their devotion to us Randleman High School offers several vocational courses to the students who do not plan to further their education in college. For the girls, Miss Emily Huckabee teaches Home Economics I and II. Mr. Bill Hutchins, our agriculture teacher, Mr. Ed Daniels, bricklaying in- structor, and Mr. Charles Daniels, who instructs the students in Construction Industries and I.V., lead our boys in vocational education. Miss Huckabee patiently instructs the girls in sewing. V. E. boys learn the art of bricklaying. MISS EMILY HUCKABEE MR. BILL HUTCHINS MR. ED DANIELS MR. CHARLES DANIELS 24 And consider them our best friends Another vocational aspect of Randleman High School is the Business Department. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Peggy Bunting and Mrs. Ersell York, the students at Randleman learn the following courses: Typing I and II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Office Practice. Our stu- dents are very fortunate to have these two very capable teachers to lead them in the field of business. MRS. PEGGY BUNTING MRS, ERSELL YORK Students hand in another $!-% timed writing to Mrs. York. EIS Without them our day would drag. . . Physical Education students receive a balanced pro- shire, Mr. Charles Gregory, and Mrs. Barbara Kinney - gram of health and physical exercises. Mr. Joe Brook- have proved to be excellent physical education teachers. The girls in P. E. participate in many various sports. MRS. BARBARA KINNEY TEACHERS AIDES: Mrs. Judy Wicker and Mrs. Joanne Spencer. eT, Gee ___ OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Billi Memory, Patsy Reece, Fay Tucker, Patty Brown, Wanda Farlow, Janice Briles, Sharon Sibbett, Karen (hrogdon,= Gayle Millikan, Betty Stephens, and Joan Davis. 26 We appreciate their help and service CAFETERIA STAFF: Ruby Oliver, Ollie Stout, Blanche Allred, Ovleen Parker, and Lois Carroll. MRS. EVEYLEN RICHARDSON Dietitian The Cafeteria Staff and Mrs. Richardson work each day to make our day brighter. Without their help our day would seem to drag by. Also working for us are Mr. Luther Lusby and Mr. Arthur Goss. With their faithful help, our school is kept clean and nice looking. MAIN TENANCE ENGI- NEERS: Arthur Goss and Luther Lusby. 27 29 Classes Day in, day out, from the 8:30 bell to the 3:05 bell our lives are enriched by the fellowship we have with our classmates. Each day presents a new challenge to each individual and many times he is helped by his friends. A blessed thing it is for any man or woman to havea friend; one human soul whom we can trust utterly; who knows the best and the worst of us, and who loves us in spite of all our faults ... Kingsley. Many years from now we can turn through these pages and remember what great friendships we had. al ial ]| Senior Class Officers CAROL ANN ADAMS HARVEY KENNETH ADAMS ANNA BERNICE ALLRED BETTY LOUISE ALLRED CLASS OFFICER S3ARLENE CAUGHRON President; STEVE TOOMES, Vice-President; BONNIE NEWBY, Sec- FRANCES MARIE ALLRED JAMES RAY ALLRED retary; BRENDA DIXON, Treasurer; GAYLE MILLIKAN, Reporter, GARY EDWIN AUSTIN ROBERT HAROLD BEANE STEPHEN BRUCE BEESON RICHARD EUGENE BELL Senior Class LAFAYETTA ELLIS JANICE FARLOW BRILES TERRY MELVIN BROWN JAMES WILLIAM BENNETT BUNDY JR. ELLEN SUE BURNETTE NORA ARLENE DONNA KAY COOK CLEO EDWIN COX CAUGHRON 31 DALE SMITH COX JOSEPH IVAN COX CLARA SUE CRAVEN ARIE JEAN DAVIS Ever-changing Seniors have that DONALD MAXTON DAVIS JOAN MARIE DAVIS JOHN RICHARD DAVIS THOMAS WALTON DAVIS BRENDA GAYLE DIXON MARY LEE EVANS GRADY EUGENE FARLOW WANDA FADINE FARLOW 32 DAVID EUGENE FLEMING CURTIS EUGENE FOX restless 0 70E ae. Would you believe Teresa Brown? 33 Senior Class GEORGIANNA FOX SHERILL DALE FRAZIER RICHARD EUGENE GRAHAM WILLIE MAE FOX JACK SILAS FREEMAN PHILLIP REECE GRAY Senzor Class SANDRA RICHARDSON GAY LORRAINE HINSHAW HIGHFILL We reach the end LINDA KAYE HANNER THOMAS WADE HARRIS Control yourself, sure you've got a headache, but.... INDIA DIAN HOLLAND JOHN ROBERT HOLYFIELD CHARLES RAY HUNT JERRY WAYNE HUSSEY 34 PAUL DOUGLAS HYLTON JOE ALTON JACKSON EVA LEE JENNINGS BARBARA ANN JERNIGAN of one road, arriving at the threshold of life. . . LYNDA FAYE JERNIGAN JOHNNIE PATRICIA ALICE LOUISE JOHNSON HERBERT GREECE JE Sal En JOHNSON LENORA JANE JOHNSON ROBERT LOUIS KENNEDY DONALD TERRY LAMB LINDA IRENE LANIER 35 ELIZABETH ELLEN ANNIE RUTH LAUGHLIN MATTIE ROZELLE SANDRA HELEN LASSITER LAUGHLIN LAUGHLIN Eagerly awaiting what les ahead. . . WARREN COOLIDGE LARRY THOMAS LUCK HAROLD RAY LUNDY RHONDA CHERYL LINTHICUM, JR. MARTINDALE DONNIE LOUISE MCCAIN JOSEPH LEE MCCOLLUM JOSEPH BRYSON ELIZABETH GAYLE MCDONALD MILLIKAN 36 6 ai =A a é a 2 G Zz : = : a S =) Q eal oS a za % : : : : SO ¥ = O aa = = WY S = = a O a) Z A : 5 A i WY = S = m G bs s 9 a = $ z 2 O . ie) —) S : eee A — z = Fe RS —S KA a i) yp = 4 z3 es Qs ae S mG oO on S O RQ 4 = � 5 = NS A SS “ KA SS Q 37 Senzor Class CLYDE WINFORD RICH DON RAY RICH Many memories RHODA DEAN PUGH PATRICIA ELAINE REECE Lose somethin! Charlie? A a 4! MARY ANN RICH PAMELA KAY RICHARDSON CHARLES WAYNE ROBBINS SUSAN CAROL ROBBINS 38 MARTHA VERNICE ROUTH RICHARD PAUL RUSSELL LINDA JEANETTE SHORT SANTA MARIA SIBBETT are to be cherished and thought of often. . . SHARON ELAINE CLARA JOYCE SKEEN MICHAEL STEPHEN BRENDA ANN SPENCER SIBBETT SMITH WARREN HARDING SYLVIA ELAINE STEED BETTY GAYLE STEPHENS SUSAN JOYCE STEPHENS STAMEY, JR. 39 DONNA LYNETTE STONE JANET MARIE SULLIVAN BRENDA RENE SWAIM LINDA ANN SWAIM Graduation draws near... and we begin our HELEN LOUISE DONALD LEE TOOMES STEVE CLAUDE TOOMES KAREN LUE TROGHON THORNTON ALICE FAYE TUCKER PHILLIP LAWRENCE CLAUDE FORD VAN PETER THEODORE TYSINGER WERRY, JR. VEREYKEN 40 Class Senior BELINDA GAIL WAY JAMES KENNETH WALLS PATRICIA KAYE WHITT JUDY ANN WHITT rough life. My trip i (ae ing permi Excuse me, but where do I buy a park MAX EUGENE WILLIAMS LINDA GAIL WHITTINGTON A a ec =) - = a O Z MONROE GAINES HARRY DONNELL LAUGHLIN 4] Best All-Around Most Ambitious Gayle Millikan and Ricky Graham Kay Moser and Peter Vereyken Ellen Burnette and Herby Johnson Most Typical 42 W cttiest Arlene Caughron and Steve Toomes NO SMOKING HAROLD D Reet senenmaneenaanaeh Betty Stephens and Buster VanWerry Most Original 43 Senior Superla tives Most Studious Frances Allred and Gary Austin Doony RABE es APD tha, om Mary Ellen Parsons and Tommy Harris Most Dependable Best Looking Sharon Sibbett and Bobby Beane Most Considerate Bonnie Newby and Don Rich Linda and Brenda Swaim Most Identical Linda Kaye Hanner and Joe McDonald Friendliest 44 Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Elaine Steed and Lee McCollum Most Talented Libby Lassiter and Sandy Payne y Be] : Rhoda Pugh and Phil Gray Most Athletic Brenda Dixon and Johnny Pugh Best Dressed 45 ee CLASS OFFICERS: RICKY WOOD, President; SANFORD, Vice-President; LINDA ARNOLD, Secretary; SYLVIA ROLLINS, Treasurer; KAY DUNHAM, Reporter. JO ANN Allred, Montine Arnold, Linda Atkinson, Diane Austin, Phyllis Beane, Eugene Beeson, Karen Bell, Sandy Boling, Janice Bowers, Neal Brady, Lynn Burrows, Reid Cox, Robert Davis, Gary Durham, Charles Heath, Sherry Callicut, Ronnie Craft, Virginia Davis, Jimmy Edmonds, Deanie Henley, Linda Campbell, Susan Cranford, Steve Davis, Rita Hawkins, Bruce Pillay a Ce Cashatt, Margaret Cashatt, Ronnie Cox, Dwain Crouse, Kathy Cunningham,Ricky Davis, Carl Dawkins, David Doyle, Ellen Dunham, Kay Hayes, Frank Hayes, Jimmy Haywood, Gloria Hinshaw, Chris Hodgin, Barbara Hunt, Mary Ruth 47 Hunt, Roger Pineberry,, Cecile McCain, Branson Millikan, Joe Nobles, Dean Jentersmyacks Linthicum, Lynn McCain, Dennis Morris, John O'Brien, Denny Jones, Cathy Jones, Randell Julian, Edwin King, Gloria Linthicum, Phyllis Martindale, Martindale, Karen McArthur, Ronnie McComb, Margaret Gaynelle Memory,Billy Jane Miles, Phil McMasters, Lonita Morris, Walter Musso, Sally Newlin, Grier Nixon, Wilma Owens, Billy Parsons, Janet Phillips, Rex Pierce, Donald 48 Redding, Danny Reynolds, Wayne Routh, Alex Rollins, Sylvia Spencer, Allen Finally we Redding, Gregory Ridge, Jean Routh, Susan Junior Class Sanford, Jo Ann Shaw, Mona Shaw, Pattie Spillman, Loretta Sullivan, Peggy Sumner, Nancy 49 Shirley, Lindsey Swaim, Carolyn become upperclassmen They're G-R-R-R-E-A-T !! Smith, Wayne Swaney, Shirley Taylor, Gary Taylor, Sandra Thompson, Joyce Tilley, Lynn Tuttle, Sandra Underwood, Alicia Vaughn, Naomi Walker, Mickey Junior Class it eae, Wood, Ricky Corder, Wayne Evans, Diane King, Gloria LaPrad, Diane The THINKER!! 50 Walker, Sue Wilson, Richard Woodell, Rose NOt PICTURED Toomes, Howard Turner, Artense Wall, Helen Wood, Johnnie York, Carolyn Lucas, Glenda Lucas, Linda Pugh, Hal Savchak, Freida Sophomore Class Officers Allred, Carl Allred, Debbie Allred, Paul Allred, Vickie ee Ashleye: Jon WwW: Bach, Euvona Baldwin, Elaine Baldwin, Eunice Bell, Louis Bescher, Bobby Bowman, Nancy Brown, Joyce Brown, Marilyn Brown, Pattie Butler, Hope Caviness, Phil CLASS OFFICERS: PAT GOLEY, President; SUSAN DAVIS, Vice-President; STEVE ROBBINS, Secretary; KATHY SPENCER, Treasurer. Coble, Gail Connor, Bobby Cooper, Charlie Coxsnaris Curtis, Ann Curtis, Steve Damron, Jeanetta Daniels, Ed Darrity, Jimmy Davis, James Davis, Kay Davis, Patricia Davis, Steve Davis, Susan Davis, Virginia Dawkins, Libby Duke, Lila Faye Earnhardt, Pam Elkes, Johnny Evans, Ethel Farlow, Marilyn Farlow, Sharon Flemming, Rita Fogleman, Roger 52 Fruit, eJoy.ce Garner, Elaine Goley, Pat Graves, Connie Gray, Vicki Hammett, Jean Hancock, Grover Hanner, Ellen Hawkins, Debbie Hinshaw, Gary Hinshaw, Lisa Holmes, Debbie Honeycutt, Grady Horne, Drema Hubbard, Brenda Hubbard, Linda Hunt, Wilma Hurley, Litchard Jeffers, Colleen Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Howard Keene, Earl King, Debbie Lambert, Linda Lambert, Susan Lanier, Allen LaPrad, Sandra Lewis, Annette Lewis, Arlin Lewis, Eddie Linthicum, Diane Loflin, Sharon Lowery, Frances Lundy, Jeanette Macon, Martha McAllister, Foster 7 vA McCain, Gwen _ McCracken, Ronnie McMasters, Jan Melton, Gail Messick, Hobert Millikan, Cathy Mintz, Wanda Moody, Nancy Morton, Brenda Nixon, Carolyn Nixon, Craig Nobles, Frank Parsons, Lana Pickard, Libby Pickett, Pixie Presnell, Barbara — Presnell, Nancy Richardson, B. C. Richardson, Janet Ridge, Allen Robbins, Danny Robbins, Debbie Robbins, Mike Robbins, Steve Robbins, Wayne Rollins, Jerry Routh, Debbie Routh, Patsy Russell, Cindy Shirley, Janice Short, Nancy Sisk, Forrest Small, Curtis Small, Richard Small, Sandra Smith, John 53 Smith, Margie Solomon, Hermie Spencer, Cathy Spencer, Janice Spencer, Sonny Stalker, Janie Stamey, Roy Trogdon, Gail Tucker, Vivian Turner, Mike Vaughn, Inez Vereyken, Harriet Watson, Tommy Williams, Jan Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Sandra Wood, Larry Wood, Wanda York, Bill York, Dennis York, Keith York, Mary Ann Yow, Alice Yow, Diane NOT PICTURED Allred, Nancy Marion, Patsie Atkins, Larry McMaster, Jan Campbell, Elaine ° Morris, Walter Elkes, John Price, Anthony Ferree, James Siler, Lawrence( Gaines, Jerry Spencer, Wayne Holder, Bill Tews, Eddie Hoskin, e a Whitt, Rickey 54 Freshman Class Officers Allen, Anthony Allen, Janet Allred, Gayle Allred, Helen Baldwin, Agnes ; Baldwin, Geraldine |Y Barker, Bobby Barnes, Danny Batson, Patsy Beane, Angelia Bell, Alton Bennett, Donna Bowman, Debbie Boyd, Susan _— Brown, Hal! Bullins, Karen CLASS OFFICERS: HAL BROWN, President; ANGELIA BEANE, Vice-President; PENNY ROBBINS, Secretary; KAREN JONES, Treasurer. Burns, Linda Burrows, Wayne Butler, David Campbell, Carol Canoy, Shelby Connor, David Craft, Roger S.Culp, Mary Ellen Dagenhart, Donald _Dagenhart, Kenneth Davis, Ellyn Davis, Jerry Davis, Terry Dawkins, Kenny _ Denny, Stephen Dixon, Libby Dorsett, Patsy Dunn, Calvin Dunn, Richard Earnhardt, Diane Farlow, David Farlow, Glenda Farlow, Tony Flinchum, Pattie Flinchum, Ronald Fox, Elizabeth Frye. Stan (a Fields, Marie p Fogleman, Lois Graves, Peggy Gray, Michael Hammett, Jerry Hardin, Phyllis Harrison, Wanday Hayes, Charles Hayes, Jinimy Hayes, Shirley Hedgecock, Gail Henley, Alice 56 Freshman Henley, Danny Tit Ronee ie Class Hollingsworth, Beth Holyfield, Danny Hucks, Jill -— Hunt, Diane Hurley, Renee Hyatt, Jimmy Ingold, Kathy — Jarrett, Jo AnnL Jeffers, Judy Jessup, Glen Johnson, Bari | Johnson, Debbie Z2— Jones, Karen Jones, Patricia Julian, Augusta Kendrick, Patsy Lamb, Melinda Lamb, Ricky Laughlin, Debbie Lawrence, Steve Lednum, Carol Linthicum, Jan Lohr, Steve Lucas, Joyce Manring, Ronnie McArthur, Gary McCain, Wanda McDonald, Nancy McKinnon, Martha McPherson, Debbie Moore, Dianeé Morgan, David Morton, Tommy) 57 _- Nelson, Terry Oakes, Kay Parsons, Judith Mae Parsons, Willie Payne, Deloris Peoples, Mabel Pierce, Joyce Pittman, Cynthia Pittman, Wayland Presnell, Debbie Pugh, Peggy Redding, Barbara Rich, Faye Richardson, Gary Richardson, Guy _ Richardson, Karen Robbins, Penny Robertson, Deborah -sRush, Scotty Sells, Judy Simmons, Frances Skeen, Sandra Slack, Mary Ruth Samll, Carolyn 58 Solomon, Anne Spencer, Sue Stamey, Linda Steed, Ken Stockett, Linda | Summerlin, Sandy Sumner, Diane Swaney, Elaine Thompson, Becky WY Thompson, Jeffry Thornton, Ruby Threadgill, Jane Threadgill, Jeanyv Toomes, Brenda Toomes, Carla } Tories Paul Trogdon, Harold | Trolinger, Jane L Tutterow, Anita Vaughn, Harvey Vaughn, Judy Vereyken, Nelliep- Wall, Linda ¢_— Welch, Eva Whittington, Helen Wilkerson, Charles Wilkins, Ronnie = NOMPIGLURED Allred, Eugene Gregson, Paul Griffin, Joseph Hamlet, Charles Harvell, Michael Lassiter, Johnny Lewis, Jo Ann Long, Johnny Macon, Randall McComb, Roger McEntash, William Pugh, Michael Richardson, Ronnie — Routh, Larry Staley, Darrell Tuttle, Ronald Vanhuse, James Watford, Kenneth Wood, Robert 59 Freshman Class Williams, Tony Wood, Sheila 2 Woodell, Ronnie Yow, Jimmy Yow, Kennethl— Yow, Patsy 60 Sports The life of man is made upof action and endurance ...Liddon. And action and endurance play a very great part in the sports of Randleman High School. This is shown by an outstanding record obtained by the Tigers in football, basketball, golf, track, and baseball. But the outstanding record doesn't count near as much as the building of character, sportsmanship, and getting along with fellow players. It is through the sports at Randleman High School that our student body builds its character, the character that we are all so proud to possess. at || |) | 61 The Swingers Nolan Lewallen shows our golf team the proper putt. GREGORY, Grier Newlin, Reid Burrow, Billy Owens, TEAM MEMBERS: Alex Routh, Steve Lohr, Eddie Daniels, Joe McDonald, Davey Williamson, Ronnie Cashatt. Howard Toomes, Harold Trogdon, COACH CHARLES 62 Our Future Pro’s..... For the third year this new sport to R. H. S. has re- ceived good response and much success. Interest is rapidly increasing in this active game. Coach Charles Gregory is helping and playing with the team for the first time this year. Coach Charles Gregory talks with golf pro of Asheboro Country Club, Nolan Lewallen. RONNIE CASHATT, ALEX ROUTH, DAVEY WILLIAMSON STEVE LOHR, EDDIE DANIELS, HAROLD TROGDON 63 On The Run... FULLTS PEE DIATIEAD as) TEAM MEMBERS: Mickey Pugh, Kenneth Adams, Ronnie Doug Hylton, Forrest Sisk, Gary Hinshaw, withtheir McArthur, Terry Lamb, Jimmy Darrity, Second row: coach DON RICH. Edwin Julian, Dennis McCain, Joe Cox, Chris Hinshaw, 64 Co-Captains:s RONNIE McARTHUR ADAMS with their coach DON RICH. DENNIS McCAIN CHRIS HINSHAW TERRY LAMB JOE COX DOUG HYLTON RONNIE McARTHUR Sluggers at Bat The success of this year's team can be attributed to the outstanding pitching, strong hitting and fielding of these players. Coach JOE BROOKSHIRE and Managers Kenneth Dagen- Our co-captains Herby Johnson and Phil Gray. hart and Lindsey Shirley. Bobby Deane, Erne st Robbins, Ricky Wood, Richard Small, Arlin Lewis, Mike Gray, Phil Gray. TEAM MEMBERS: Gregory Redding, Don Davis, Ronnie Callicut, Johnny Pugh, Dale Cox, Tommy Davis, Herby Johnson, Terry Brown, Gary Davis, Roger Fogleman, faval es mee jules The Tiger's Hurlers: Herby Johnson, Bobby Beane, Don Herby Johnson warms up to catcher Gregory Redding Davis, Mike Gray, Phil Gray, and Ricky Wood. during practice. JOHNNY PUGH TERRY BROWN PHIL GRAY DALE COX TOMMY DAVIS 67 Coach JOE BROOKSHIRE Tri-Captains: JO ANN SANFORD, RHODA PUGH, and JOHNNIE WOOD. Managers: LINDA SHORT, and GAYLE MILLIKAN. Kneeling: Jo Ann Sanford, Rhoda Pugh, and Johnnie Debbie Allred, Connie Graves, Jean Ridge, Susan Camp- Wood. Standing: Sharon Farlow, Cindy Russell, Alicia bell, Karen Beeson, and Susan Davis. Underwood, Rita Davis, Ellen Hanner, Ruth Laughlin, 68 Will it or won't it? The girls learned that individual enthusiasm and perseverance ave the keys to victory. RUTH LAUGHLIN JO ANN SANFORD 69 Boy's asketball THE MIGHTY FIVE The Co-Captains;: DALE COX and Coach CHARLES GREGORY Manager, MIKE TURNER: Score- PHILAGRAY with their coaeh keeper, JANET SULLIVAN: and CHARLES GREGORY. Manager, ALLEN LANIER. The players improved steadily throughout the season, showing poise and the desire to learn as well as to win. 70 Teamwork and Enthusiasm is Exhibited By Every Member of The Team TEAM MEMBERS: Kneeling: Phil Gray and Dale Cox. Hayes, Steve Toomes, Gregory Redding, Ricky Wood, Front row: Ronald Parsons, Don Davis, Johnny Pugh, Gary and Dennis McCain. Davis, and Grier Newlin. Second row: Joe Cox, Frank PHIL GRAY DON DAVIS DALE COX SS Fei E 2 aE ea c F E a Kneeling: Johnny Lassiter and Steve Robbins. First row: Gary Richardson, Arlin Lewis, Mike Gray, Franklin Roger Fogleman, Ken Yow, Jimmy Darrity, Jimmy Nobles, Gary Hinshaw, and Ronnie Richardson. Hayes, Anthony Allen, Foster McAllister. Second row: Coach DON RICH Juntir Varsity Managers: HAL BROWN and JERRY DAVIS Co-Captains: JOHNNY LASSITER and STEVE ROBBINS 72 First row: Mary Ellen Culp, Sandra Skeen, Jean Pugh, Wanda McCain, Patsy Yow, Beth Hollingsworth, and Debbie Laughlin. Second row: Sheila Wood, Carol Physical Education Teacher: Mrs. Barbara Kinney. Lednum, Barbara Redding, Karen Jones, Gwen McCain, Coach SUSAN HINSHAW Basketball SSA ESA Ss ? Ee i , Scorekeep er: BRENDA HUBBARD. Managers: RITA FLEMING and VICKIE GRAY. Co-Captains: BARBARA REDDING and KAREN JONES 73 The Fighting Tigers Hit The Gridiron... . hes peal Ag Ml eS, a § 75 Me SEATED: Manager: Arlin Lewis, Team Members: Mike Morgan, STANDING: Coaches: Jerry Barnes and Charles Turner, Grier Newlin, Ronnie McArthur, Danny Barnes, Gregory, Team Members: Joe McDonald, Kenneth Adams, Allen Spencer, Phil Miles, Ronnie McCracken, Ernest Bobby Beane, Chris Hinshaw, Doug Hylton, Phil Gray, Robbins, Manager: Allen Lanier, KNEELING: Manager: Alex Routh, Roger Hunt, Tommy Morton, Johnny Pugh, Gary Richardson, Team Members: Danny Henley, David Manager: Howard Toomes, Coaches: Tracy McCarthy Butler, Glenn Jessup, Mike Smith, Donald Dagenhart, and Joe Brookshire. Kenneth Yow, Bruce Hawkins, Kenneth Dagenhart, David i Mj ee 3 i tite Coaches: JOE BROOKSHIRE and CHARLES GREGORY; GRAY; Assistant Coaches: TRACY McCARTHY and Tri-Captains: BOBBY BEANE, TERRY LAMB, and PHIL JERRY BARNES. 74 Cee Get that ball and go! Push ‘em back, Push 'em back, Way BACK!!! Eating a hearty meal before the games get our TIGERS ready for ACTION. 75 Down. Sth ee LAL ee a a RONNIE McCRACKEN CHRIS HINSHAW FORREST SISK JOE McDONALD On the line for ACTION! !! GRIER NEWLIN JOHNNY PUGH PHIL GRAY _Linemen: JOHNNY PUGH, DOUG HYLTON, CHRIS HINSHAW, JOE McDONALD, BRUCE HAWKINS, W.C. LINTHICUM, and PHI L GRAY. (its i G KENNETH ADAMS BOBBY BEANE Center JOE McDONALD and Backs KENNETH ADAMS, BOBBY BEANE CRIERVNEW LIN, andsReONNIE McARTHUR. 78 = 79 Features This year the Annual Staff is proud to add a new sec- tion to the Rendezvous. We consider the activities in- cluded in this section a very important aspect of the life of Randleman High School. The various ways that stu- dents et R. H.'S. spend their time’ when they are not busily studying are exemplified in this section. Without these numerous activities, our school just would not be the same. Our extra-curricular activities brighten each day and make our school more enjoyable. The Class of 1967 dedicates this new Feature Section to those who contribute so much to the life of R. H. S. En a | MISS PAT GOLEY W. C. LINTHICUM Homecomin WAGs SS 80 Second Runner-up MISS BRENDA DIXON sponsored by JOHN PUGH 81 SS EEPEOLBDERAX™EGN COGAN RGA First Runner-up MISS MARIA SIBBETT sponsored by KENNETH ADAMS Homecoming Court MISS JANET SULLIVAN MISS ELLEN BURNETTE MISS LIBBY LASSITER MISS ARLENE CAUGHRON sponsored by ALEX ROUTH sponsored by PHIL GRAY sponsored by RONNIE McCRAKEN sponsored by JOE McDONALD SiaerceRsee Se A Guosnsomes CWO GG Se LEO SE eS ES ee Siu... ee SASS GROSS AS Suess MEGEG SEERA SRE RATE SANE Vs SN 82 A Collection of Beauty and Pozse MISS PEGGY SULLIVAN MISS LINDA ARNOLD MISS RHODA PUGH MISS RUTH LAUGHLIN sponsored by PHIL MILES sponsored by GRIER NEWLIN sponsored by DOUG HYLTON sponsored by DEAN NOBLES OLR LEAT poy ys Libis: LMM ERED ee CEE 83 MISS PATSY ROUTH MISS DIANNE ATKINSON MISS KAREN BEESON MISS SUSAN ROUTH sponsored by WAYNE ROBBINS sponsored by sponsored by TERRY LAMB CHRIS HINSHAW sponsored by DANNY REDDING sidan csoertonnerennersint PSG A, A: SSSR NK SEAR Sn AN [RONG 84 And Ever Hopeful MISS NANCY PRESNELL MISS LINDA BURNS MISS WANDA WOOD MISS CONNIE GRAVES sponsored by RONNIE McARTHUR sponsored by BOBBY BEANE sponsored by RODGER HUNT sponsored by BRUCE HAWKINS NSO GG Meas SAAS SKENEEOS EQ GG see’ LAN LN — = PREC a sea NEY SEER BAGG -.. MES SANS 85 Mr. and Mas R. H. S. BRENDA DIXON and TOMMY HARRIS De ROR 86 Mass Merry Christmas F.F.A. Sweetheart SHARON SIBBETT MARIA SIBBETT 87 D.A.R. Good Citizen Harvest King and Queen ee ae aye 4 till MARY ELLEN PARSONS DEBBIE JOHNSON MICHAEL GRAY 88 Mascots ) | s ROBBIN STEED GREG YOW FRONT ROW: FRANCES ALLRED AND KAY MOSER. BACK ROW: PATSY REECE, LEE McCOLLUM, AND MARY ELLEN PARSONS. 89 Cheerleaders... SOCS Left to right: Patsy Routh, Linda Arnold, Carla Toomes, Libby Lassiter, Co-chief; Lisa Hinshaw, Patsy Reece, Susan - Routh. Center: Ellen Burnette, Chief. ELLEN BURNETTE LIBBY LASSITER Chief Co-chief 90 Pe oy REECE PATSY ROUTH LINDA ARNOLD LISA HINSHAW 91 CARLA TOOMES Randelettes . . . RHODA PUGH RANDELETTES in action. Chief Debbie Allred, Ellen Hanner, Maria Sibbett, Vickie Spencer, Wanda Wood, Brenda Dixon, Pat Goley, Arlene Allred, Sharon Farlow, Anna Allred, Sherry Heath, Rhoda Caughron, Jo Sanford. Pugh, Chief; Marilyn Brown, Janet Sullivan, Cathy 92 Dazling Delights MARIA SIBBETT BRENDA DIXON eae — ispsssiips SAE OS oO So . SHERRY HEATH ARLENE CAUGHRON MONTINE ALLRED Parenter rt cccaacen tab naenetecammemeeteme eae okenaeramanter tasmanian’ High Steppin g Beautzes MARILYN BROWN ELLEN HANNER REASONS a “pe ae — ce ae sale DEBBIE ALLRED x SS SHARON FARLOW 94 Seated: Janet Sullivan, Joan Davis, Frances Allred, and Lynn Brady. Front Row: Terry Lamb, Pat Whitt, Helen Thornton, Gayle Millikan, Karen Trogdon, Janice Briles, Buster VanWerry, Sandy Payne, Betty Allred, Campus Chatter Arlene Caurghron, and Libby Lassiter. Second Row: Mr. McCarthy, Elaine Steed, Tommy Harris, Tommy Davis, Larry Luck, Joe McDonald, Pam Richardson, Wanda Farlow, Elaine Campbele, and Kay Moser. News at R.H.S. Elaine Steed, Editor; Libby Lassiter, Assistant Editor; Arlene Caurghron, Business Manager; Mr. Tracy McCarthy, Sponsor. 95 Rendezvous Staff . PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Front Row: Steve Toomes, Donald Toomes, Joe McDonald, Peter Vereyken. Second Row: Gary Hinshaw, Maria Sibbett, Karen Trogdon, Lenora Johnson, Editor; Joan Davis, Buster Van Werry. SPORTS STAFF: Front Row: Tommy Harris, Libby Lassiter. Second Row: Phil Gray, Don Davis, Rhoda Pugh, Wanda Farlow, Gay Hinshaw, Editor. 96 Kay Dunham, Junior Editor; Mrs. Lucile Newlin, Sponsor; ADVERTISING STAFF: Linda Hanner, Gary Austin, Betty Elaine Steed, Assistant Editor; Lee McCollum, Business Stephens, Linda Short, Mary Ellen Parsons, Editor; Janet Manager; Kay Moser, Editor. Sullivan, Arlene Caughron. FEATURE STAFF: Seated: Ellen Burnette, Gayle Millikan, Editor; Betty Allred. Standing: Frances Allred, Johnny Pugh, Kenneth Adams, Brenda Dixon, Patsy Reece, Doug Hylton, Dale Cox. bicep 97 98 99 Clubs Without organization, school would be totally chaotic. Included in this organization are many smaller organi- zations that make the work of the school more effective. These clubs create interest and encourage students to devote more of themselves to school. In these clubs and groups student participation is at its highest level. Through these clubs, the students are able to involve themselves in some activity that they really enjoy and in those that would help them in their future. It is appro- priate that clubs should be recognized in the Rendezvous since they play avitally important part in the upbuilding OLN etd aa Se at |) I Beta Club Front row: Patsy Reece, Linda Arnold, Kay Dunham, Mary Ellen Parsons, Gay Hinshaw, Frances Allred, Karen Beeson, Jan Williams. Second row: Lee McCollum, Joan Davis, Rita Fleming, Rhoda Pugh, Nancy Short, Susan Davis, Betty Allred. Third row: Karen Trogdon, Rose Woodell, Helen Wall, Gayle Millikan, Linda Short. Fourth row: Kay Moser, Lynn Linthicum, Carolyn York, Sylvia Rollins, Iris Cox, Nancy Bowman, Rita Davis. Fifth row: Jo Sanford, Elaine Steed, Donna Cook, Lenora Johnson, Johnnie Wood, Jean Ridge, Mrs. Swiggett, Sponsor. Sixth row: Mrs. Jones, Sponsor; Alicia Under- wood, Charles Durham, Dwain Cox, Danny Redding, Grier Newlin, John Pugh, Gary Austin. Seventh row: Dale Cox, Wayne Reynolds, Peter Vereyken, Ricky Wood, Doug Hylton, Kenneth Adams. OFFICERS: Lee McCollum, President; Lenora Johnson, Vice-President; Johnnie Wood, Recording Secretary; Rhoda Pugh, Corresponding Secretary. 100 For Leadership... ; { | Future Teachers of America That I may be worthy... OFFICERS: Linda Arnold, Vice-President; Jo Sanford, Secretary; Miss Gray, Sponsor; Libby Lassiter, President. il Fi Front row: Libby Lassiter, Frances Allred, Linda Arnold, Patsy Reece, Billi Memory, Belinda Way, Betty Allred, Gay Hinshaw, Joan Davis. Second row: Kay Moser, Miss Gray, Sponsor;Lynn Tilley, Linda Hanner, Sharon Sibbett, Mary Ellen Parsons, Linda Short, Gayle Millikan, Diane Atkinson, Terry Lamb, Joyce Skeen, Sandra High- fill, Janice Briles. Third row: Donna Stone, Carolyn York, Joyce Thompson, Karen Beeson, Betty Stephens, Susan Campbell, Helen Wall, Gaynelle Martindale, Jo 101 Sanford, Karen Trogdon. Fourth row: Lynn Linthicum, Jean Ridge, Rita Davis, Sherry Heath, Susan Robbins, Susan Stephens, Rhonda Martindale, Donna Cook, Elaine Steed, Wanda Farlow. Fifth row: Margaret Cashatt, Alicia Underwood, Sylvia Rollins, Lee McCollum, Gary Austin, Arlene Caughron, Pam Richardson, Buster Van- Werry, Cathy Crouse, Joe McDonald, Tommy Harris, Johnnie Wood. Officers: Rhoda Pugh, Student Council ‘rreasurer; Grier Newlin, Vice-President; John Pugh, President; Jan Williams, Secretary. 102 Front row: Peggy Pugh, Jan Williams, Linda Arnold, Hal Brown, Penny Robbins, Rhoda Pugh. Second row: Angela Beane, Kay Dun- ham, Susan Davis, Carol Lednum, Carolyn Small, BettyeA liredmslrisscom Third row: Rita Fleming, Peggy Sullivan, Cathy Spencer. Fourth row:Arlene Caughron, Carolyn York, Sylvia Rollins, Ellen Han- ner, Karen Jones, Janet Allen. Fifth row: Brenda Dixon, Gayle Millikan, Lynn Linthicum, Pat Goley, Lisa Hinshaw, Ricky Wood, Wanda Wood. Sixth row: Donna Cook, Jo Sanford, Rita Davis, Lane Burrows, Seventh row:Eddie Daniels, Steve Toomes, Phil Gray, Grier Newlin; Steve Robbins, John Pugh. Future Business Leaders of America . ; Front row: Rhoda Pugh, Gaye Hinshaw, Sharon Sibbett. Second row: Louise McCain, Mary Evans, Dian Holland. Thigderow:slna Mae Peace, Jean Davis; Willie Fox, Maria Sibbett. Fourth row: Pat Jester, Bonnie Newby, OFFICERS: Pat Jester, Sec- retary; Mary Ellen Parsons, Reporter; Betty Stephens, President; Irene Lanier, Treasurer; Mrs. Bunting, Sponsor; Linda Short, Vice- President. Carol Adams, Linda Hanner, Betty Stephens, Rhonda Martindale. Fifth row: Sandra Highfill, Joyce Skeen, Irene Lanier, Susan Robbins, Susan Stephens. Sixth row: Faye Tucker, Linda Short, Mary Ellen Parsons. 103 Future Homemakers of America Front row: Elaine Steed, Linda Short, Joan Davis, Mary Ellen Parsons, Nancy Short, Susan Stevens, Karen Beeson, Miss Huckabee, Sponsor. Second row: Ann Solomon, Lynn Tilley, Pat Whitt, Janice Briles, Wanda Farlow, Gayle Millikan, Patsy Routh, Susan Routh, Pat Goley, Debbie King, Connie Graves, Debbie Robbins, Debbie Routh, Nellie Vereyken, Carol Campbell, Helen Wall, Jean Ridge, Cynthia Pittmann, Sue Walker, Rita Davis. Third row: Karen Bullins, Judy Whitt, Jeanettia Dameron, Sandra LaPrad, Gail Coble, Teresa Butler, Debbie Hawkins, Betty Allred, Diane Atkinson, Lafayette Bennett, Susan Robbins, Irene Lanier, Donna Cook, Margaret McComb, Nancy Moody, Pam Earnhart, Billie Memory, Belinda Way. Fourth row: Diane Hunt, Janet Allen, Jane Trolinger, Beth Hollingsworth, Phyllis Hardin, Marie Fields, Wanda Harrison, Debbie Johnson, Mary Slack, Patty Flinchum, Carol Lednum, Debbie McPherson, Wanda Mintz, Cathy Jones, Barbara Hodgin, Cecile Lineberry, Mary Hunt, Essie Mae Hoskins, Diane Evans. Fifth row: Gloria King, Glenda Farlow, Helen Allred, Faye Rich, Janice Shirley, Martha McKinnon, Sally Highfill, Sandy Summerlin, Marjorie Smith, Mary Ann York, Gail Trogdon, Patty Brown, Elaine Garner, Jeanette Lundy, Debbie Holmes, Jean Hammett, Lana Parsons, Janie Stalker, Vivian Tucker, Sharon Loflin. Sixth row: Shirley Hayes, Karen Richardson, Lila Faye Duke, Susan Lambert, Wilma Hunt, Linda Lambert, Carolyn Nixon, Mabel Peoples, Wanda McCain, Judith Parsons, Carolyn Small, Debbie Bowman, Linda Wall, Becky Thompson, Renee Hurley, Gail Hedgecock, Patsy Kendrick, Joyce Pierce, Sandra Small, Cathy Millikan. Seventh row: Donna Bennett, Patricia Jones, Sandy Bell, Elaine Baldwin, Sandra Wilson, Eunice Bald- win, Elizabeth Fox, Alice Henley, Peggy Graves, Diane Earnhart, Linda Burns, Nancy McDonald, Patsy Batson, Patsy Yow, Maria Sibbett, Brenda Toomes, Jean Threadgill, Jo Ann Jarrett, Vickie Allred. Eighth row: Joyce Brown, Libby Dixon, Sandy Skeen, Linda Stockett, Geraldine Baldwin, Kathy Ingold, Gayle Allred, Sheila Wood, Augusta Julian, Melinda Lamb, Penny Robbins, Ellyn Davis, Linda Stamey, Deloris Payne, Jane Threadgill. OFFICERS: Joan Davis, Reporter; Karen Beeson, Secretary; Mary Ellen Parsons, Pres- ident; Linda Short, Treasurer; Elaine Steed, Pianist; Susan Stephens, Parliamentarian; Linda Hanner, Historian; Nancy Short, Vice-President; Miss Huckabee, Sponsor. Toward New Horizons... 104 Future Farmers of America “WERE IS A PROMISING FUTURE FOR YoU IN voc Doing to Learn, Learning to do.... ATIONAL AGRICULTURE e rf OFFICERS: Tommy Davis, Sentinel; Jimmy Bundy, Secretary; Clyde Rich, Vice- President; Tommy Harris, President; Eugene Farlow, Reporter; Dale Frazier, Treasurer. = Front row: Mr. Hutchins, Sponsor; Tommy Davis, Jimmy Bundy, Tommy Harris, Clyde Rich, Eugene Farlow, Dale Frazier. Second row: Terry Brown, Ricky Nixon, Larry Anderson, Ronnie McAuthur, Mike Smith, Max Williams, Rex Phillips, Alex Routh, Chris Hinshaw, Roy Stamey, Dennis McCain, Hobert Messick, Kenneth York. Third row: Robert Cox, Roger Hunt, Denny O'Brien, Joe 105 PTER 2) res ie Millikan, Gregory Redding, Jerry Hussey, Danny Robbins, Howard Johnson, Richard Small, Bobby Bischer, Curtis Small, Branson McCain, AlanLanier, Steve Davis. Fourth row: Wayne Smith, KennethAdams, Donald Pierce, Bobby Connor, Bruce Hawkins, Alan Spencer, David Fleming, Carl Davis, Dennis York, Wayne Robbins, Joe Jackson, Mickey Walker, James Ray Allred. Front row: Mr. Causey, Sponsor; Patsy Routh, Sergeant- at-Arms; Janet Sullivan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Susan Routh, Reporter; Kay Moser, Treasurer; Pam Richardson, Sec- retary; Bobby Beane, Vice-President; Gary Hin- shaw, President. 2S econdtow:h ita Flenring Pat Davis, Jan McMasters, Lonita McMasters, Frances Allred, Debbie Robbins, Vickie Gray, Barbara Wilson, Susan Stephens, Susan Robbins, Betty Stephens, Sharon Sibbett, Linda Hanner, Mary Ellen Parsons, Linda Short, Third row: Lynn Tilley, Nancy Presnell, Buster VanWerry, Roy Stamey, Karen Trogdon, Debbie King, Mary Ann Rich, Faye Tucker, Belinda Way. Pat Goleyjesius Memory, Anna Allred, Brenda Dixon, Debbie Routh. Library Club Front row: Brenda Hubbard, Jill Hucks, Glenda Farlow, Anita Tutterow, Sandra Wilson, Debbie Robbins, Mattie Laughlin, Dian Holland, Patsy Batson, Eva Jennings. Second row: Sue Walker, Naomi Vaughn, Elaine Steed, Rita Davis, Jean Ridge, Nancy Moody, Susan Campbell, Phyllis Linthicum, Margaret Cash- ett, Alicia Underwood,Mrs. Swiggett, Sponsor. Third row: Tony Williams, Lana Parsons, Barbara Redding, Gary Hinshaw, Ronnie Dagenhart, Neal Bowers, David Dawkins, David Far- low,Gary Taylor, John Smith, Bill Holder, Larry Wood. 106 MLM cease gy Randleman Front row: Jan Hinshaw, Beth Hollingsworth, Band Assis- tant, Elaine Farlow, Band Assistant, Crystal Brooks, Band Assistant, Frankie Toomes. Second row: Ronald Evans, Becky Brooks, Bobby Pugh, Guy Richardson, Band Assistant, Lindsey Shirley, Steve Lawerence, Kenneth Dagenhart, Allen Heath, Tommy Hylton, Allen Richard- Glee Front row: Jan McMasters, Lonita McMasters, Phyllis Lin- thicum, Susan Davis, Irene Lanier, Debbie Bowman, Linda Wall, Penny Robbins, Carolyn Small. Second row: Joyce Thompson, Naomi Vaughn, Margaret Cashatt, Iris ERE mg i Saas son, Band Assistant, Kevin Richardson. Third row: Miss Shipwash, Sponsor; Terry Allred, Band Assistant, Nan Hanner, Ricky Farlow, Eddie Tilly, Ted Hollingsworth, Band Assistant, Steve Stout, Tempy Brooks, Buddy Lassiter, Doug Hylton, Band Assistant, Bill Holder, Ethel Evans, Grier Newlin. Club Cox, Euvona Bach, Connie Graves, Lafayetta Bennett, Cathy Crouse, Jeanettia Dameron, Mrs. Newlin, Sponsor; Debbie Johnson, Pianist. 107 Monogram Club Front row: Dale Cox, President; Rhoda Pugh, Treasurer; Gay Hinshaw, Reporter; Phil Gray, Vice-President. Second row: Patsy Routh, Terry Lamb, Susan Routh, Janet Sulli- van, Libby Lassiter, Wanda Farlow, Roger Hunt, Edwin Julian, Don Davis, Anna Allred, Brenda Dixon, Gayle Millikan, Steve Toomes, Arlene Caughron, Patsy Reece, Linda Arnold. Third row: Howard Toomes, John Pugh, Connie Graves. Chris Hinshaw, Ricky Graham, Terry Brown, Denny O'Brien, Lindsay Shirley, Larry Wood, Mike Turner, Gary Hinshaw, Wanda Wood, Ellen Hanner, Chess Club : . aN SRS CoS Johnnie Wood, Doug Hylton, Ronnie McArthur. Fourth row: Danny Redding, Phil Miles, Carl Davis, Kenneth Adams, Alex Routh, Davie Williamson, Bobby Beane, Sandy Payne, James Ray Allred, Reid Burrows, Eddie Daniels, Marilyn Brown, Pam Richardson, Jo Sanford, Joe Cox. Fifth row: Ronnie McCraken, Sonny Spenser, Wayne Robbins, Forrest Sisk, Bruce Hawkins, Tommy Davis, W. C. Linthicum, Mike Smith, Herbie Johnson, Tommy Harris, Joe McDonald, Grier Newlin, Ruth Laughlin, Debbie Allred, Maria Sibbett, Pat Goley. Front row: Lenora Johnson, President; Howard Toomes, Vice-President; Linda Arnold, Secretary-Trea- surer; Peter Vereyken, Re- porter. Second row: Buster VanWerry, Steve Robbins, Mike Turner, Lynn Tilley, Betty Allred, Karen Trog- don. Third row: Neal Bowers, Lou Kennedy, Mr. Lineberry, Sponsor; Ricky Wood, Eddie Daniels, Alton Bell, Lewis Bell. 108 Debate Club Grier Newlin, Linda Arnold, Mr. Wall, Sponsor; Jo Sanford, Johnnie Wood. French Club Front row: Mr. Hines, Sponsor; Karen Trogdon, President; Kay Dunham, Vice-President; Susan Davis, Secretary; Brenda Dixon, Treasurer; Lenora Johnson, Reporter. Second row: Jo Sanford, Johnnie Wood, Wanda Farlow, Janice Briles, Joan Davis, Anna Allred, Patsy Reece, Harriet Vereyken, Marilyn Farlow, Pam Earnhart, Cathy Spencer, Wanda Wood, Drema Horne, Sharon Farlow, Jan Williams, Ann Curtis, Marilyn Brown, Eva Jennings, Pixie Pickett,Debbie Robbins. Third row: Mike Smith, Janet Sullivan, Bobby Beane, Gary Austin, Steve Beeson, Kenneth Adams, Nancy Short, Lonita McMasters, Lisa Hinshaw, Libby Lassiter, Cindy Russel, Helen Wall, Artence Turner, Ellen Hanner, Rose Woodell, Iris Cox, AS Nancy Bowman, Donna Cook, Georgiana Fox. Fourth row: Reid Burrows, Rhonda Martindale, Linda Hanner, Joe Cox, Phil Gray, John Pugh, Dale Cox, Dwain Cox, Howard Toomes, Sue Walker, Susan Campbell, Libby Pickard, Vickie Allred, Sandra Taylor, Joyce Thompson, Sylvia Rollins, Janice Shirley. Fifth row: Arlin Lewis, Roger Fogleman, Steve Robbins, Eddie Daniels, Doug Hylton, Charles Durham, Gene Bell, John Morris, Lindsey Shirley, Wayne Reynolds, Lynn Linthicum, Rita Davis, Jean Ridge, Margaret Cashatt. Sixth row: Steve Curtis, Larry Wood, Lewis Bell, Ricky Cunningham, Neal Bowers, Carolyn York, Ricky Wood, Karen Beeson, Grier Newlin, Lee McCollum, Linda Amold. Bus Drivers NORTH “CAROLINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS : LI III: RANDOLPH “COUNTY en BOS BE Top row: Roy Stamey, Don Rich, Dwain Cox, Neal Bo- Bottom row: Mickey Walker, Tommy Davis, Curtis wers, Lou Kennedy, W. C. Linthicum, Mike Smith, Max Small, John Morris, Alex Routh, Gregory Redding, Williams, Ricky Russell, Charles Durham, Jimmy Bundy, Hobert Messick, Donald Toomes, Tommy Harris. Jimmy Hayes, Joe Millikan, Ricky Graham, Gene Bell. Sczence Club i : A Front row: Danny Redding, President; Tommy Harris, Shirley, Rita Davis. Fifth row: Dale Cox, John Morris, Vice-President; Mr. Corder, Sponsor; Donald Toomes, Howard Toomes, Charles Durham, Steve Curtis, Steve Treasurer; Arlene Caughron, Secretary. Second row: Robbins, Don Davis, John Pugh, Steve Beeson, Betty Vickie Gray, Jan McMasters, Belinda Way, Linda Arnold, Allred, Maria Sibbett. Sixth row: Doug Hylton, Gary Janet Sullivan, Reid Burrows, Rita Fleming, Artence Austin, Anna Allred, Brenda Dixon, Alicia Underwood, Turner. Third row: Johnnie Wood, Jo Sanford, Ricky Kenneth Adams, Kay Moser. Seventh row: Grier Newlin, Wood, Jean Ridge, Buster VanWerry, Joe McDonald, Phil Gray, Wayne Reynolds, Chris Hinshaw, Eddie Dan- Steve Denny, Debbie Robbins, Nancy Presnell. Fourth iels, Lee McCollum, Peter Vereyken, Steve Toomes, row: Pat Davis, Sue Walker, Susan Campbell, Lindsey Frank Hayes, Bobby Beane. 110 Janet Sullivan Gayle Millikan Affairs TULG Youth Council on C BES SSAA —— ON SLIT Memory illi B Susan Routh Belinda Way 111 Me his. FO 112 Advertisers The Class of 1967 is grateful to the businesses and firms that have an advertisement in the Rendezvous this year. Without their support andencouragement our yearbook would never have been a reality. We hope that these advertisements will help their businesses. To these firms we once more extend our gratitude. 113 KLOPMAN MILL Central Falls North Carolina 114 next step: career! You’ve earned your diploma and now you’re ready to embark on a career. Whether it involves college or not, you’ll want to choose it carefully and make the best of every opportunity. The textile field is wide open and expanding. Opportunities are unlimited. Learn more about specific opportunities offered you at J. P. Stevens Co., Inc. Contact the Personnel Department at the Stevens plant nearest you. J. P. Stevens Co. Inc. Sine Yabuics Made in Aneview Since 18 3 115 Compliments of JACK'S DRIVE INN Hi-way 220 JUNEBUG'S BARBER SHOP 131 North Main Street Randleman, North Carolina Junebug says, We need your head in our business AUMAN BROTHERS Asheboro, North Carolina GLENOLA BEAUTY SHOP Owner, Thelma Eldridge Phone 431-3213 hIN Vessels Han @USe 1526 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Phone 629-2470 Automatic Transmissions Tune-Ups Brakes ito TAYLOR'S GARAGE Phone DR 4-234] Body and Painting 220 South 10 Miles Out From. Greensboro MOLPERUEAT GARAGE. Cates OF AMEBICA BE 116 Compliments of MOORE RUBBER STAMP CO. Route 2, Box 442 Randleman a INesG@.a270 07 Operated by: ea Genivioore Phone 620-2415 RANDOLPH PACKING COMPANY, INC. Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of GRIMES JEWELRY COMPANY Asheboro, North Carolina SNOW WHITE DRIVE INN Sandwiches Thick Milk Shakes Randleman, North Carolina Plates OVMEF PUGH TRACTOR IMPLEMENT Sales Service Phone 625-3211 Andrew Home Auto Supply Inc. wo, ae inehurst One ir een eae Diraleo705 Randleman, N.C. ASHEBORO, N.C. Auto parts, Hotpoint appliances Seigler heaters, Sporting goods Philco Radio Television Sets Houseware and Hardware 144 South Main Street JO'S BEAUTY SALON Josephine Millikan, Owner Operator Phone 8642 Sophia, North Carolina SS PHILLIPS AUTO SALES Lad And Lassie OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC - RAMBLER Asheboro, North Carolina Lad, Lassie, and Ladies Wear ASHEBORO DRUG Randleman, North Carolina Foust Street Phone 5635 Asheboro, North Carolina 625-2167 TOWN COUNTRY EUR MURERG@ a LING: Telephone 625-5522 Furniture and Appliances 613 N. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. 117 PETTY ENGINEERING ee Randleman, North Carolina 118 DAVIS BROS. BREEDERS PURINA CHOW Route | Randleman, North Carolina Office Phone 431-2311 Gilbert R. Davis Robert S. Davis 431-3254 431-3154 Qe The Feed of your choice JOANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE 132 South Main Street THESREGORD SHOR Randleman, North Carolina Church Street Ladies Ready To Wear-Gift Items Asheboro, North Carolina Notions-Novelties Phone 7363 ecmpamen inl ALLRED'S AND ROUTHS ESSO WOODLEY FURNITURE We specialize in car service Call us at your Convenience at 7303 ROADSIDE GARDENS Randleman, North Carolina Compliments of LAZY M FARM 119 BUCK'S PAINT HARDWARE CO. Rand!eman, North Carolina Phone 2021 ROSES: SROINE INI. 133 Sunset Asheboro, North Carolina RUBY?S BEAUIY SHOP Randleman, N. C. Phone 4262 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY Carl L. King Coble Building Phone 21605 Scott Book Store School Supplies 140 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina When in Town, Stop at Scott's 120 NVANIGE (Cinlew RO MWEN (O).,, INC. 624 S. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Phone 625-2107 Compliments of RUSSEEESEEORI Sis ASHEBORO GONGRETE PRODUGISEG@? Asheboro, N.C. Phone 625-5161 B. C. MOORE SONS Buy from Moore and save more Melvin Variety Store Randleman, North Carolina Memory’ s via Shop Ledis ! APPAREL Jessie Memory’ S Bron Salon SPORTSWEAR - LADIES READY-TO-WEAR GIFT BAR PHONE 4891 RANDLEMAN, N. CG. MARY'S SHOE STORE Reconditioned Shoes Phone 7603 and MODERN SHOE SERVICE 625-4601 660 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of ADORABLE HOSIERY MILLS A F Vending Company and Music Service SF... a Ah ys HQ Randleman, North Carolina Robert H. Allred PAUL'S CURB MKT. 1526 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina 629-9088 Compliments of CANOY NURSERIES Compliments of OUR BABY HOSIERY MILLS VANIGELD ORSEM IE eS URERGIIE New Salem North Carolina 122 Here WRIG EH TEStbos Service Station Groceries Phone 5343 Randleman, North Carolina BELK-YATES Randleman, North Carolina GANT ' Oil-Gas-Kerosene F.M. Shaw 21550 ECONOMY CLEANERS Phone 2024 Randleman, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO Associates Store 130 South Main Street Randleman, North Carolina HARRELSON'S TEXACO SERVICE 1221 North Fayetteville Street Phone MA 9-9054 Asheboro, North Carolina HOLT-ROOKS EQUIPMENT UIRLICTK (LO), 1635 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Pargas YATES THRIFT STORE Randleman, North Carolina 132 North Church Street Asheboro, North Carolina CralsHARRIS | GO, 322 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina Jewelry-Sporting Goods Music A. J. SCHNIERSON SON, INC. Siler City North Carolina 123 Dances Private Parties he Se ben fes (sa bo Base - Ricky Nixon Organist Singer - David Stockwell Drummer - Sandy Payne Lead Guitar - Sonny Boykins Randleman, North Carolina Phone 4882 or 3125 124 CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1967 FOOD LINE SUPER MARKET Randleman, Asheboro and Ramseur, North Carolina Compliments of GRIER G. NEWLIN REALTY COMPANY PHONES 73 101 North Main Street Compliments of Randleman, North Carolina Mr. Jean’s | RANDLEMAN Randleman, North Carolina GULF SERVICE D. R. Hayes Phone 3155 125 HILL'S ROLLER RINK CUMMINGS FROZEN FOODS, INC. Phone 625-432] Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of Wo le GRANIECOr Hillside Shopping Center 1007 S. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. Known for Values Custom Processing and Curing Kelvinator and Admiral Appliances BAKER'S SHOE STORE Manager, C. M. Baker Asheboro, North Carolina FOX DRUG COMPANY Asheboro, North Carolina CEDAR SQUARE GROCERY Groceries, Gas Oil Cedar Square, N. C. 431-2213 Archdale Mattress G0, =rs Custom Ditching Oil Tanks Buried Free Estimates Glanais QUINTON R. CAVINESS PLUMBING HEATING CO. Septic Tank Company East Dixie Drive Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Route 3, High Point, N. C. Day 625-3000-Night 629-2285 Aerts Been aoe Owned Operated by Quinton R. Caviness Phone 431-4415 MIDWAY SERVICE STATION Sepidtey, IN) ie. Phone 2025 Wholesale and Retail Gasoline and Fuel Oil 126 COMMONWEALTH WEE - SOX Randleman, North Carolina J. W. Parsons Bookkeeping Tax Service Coble Building Phone 21805 Assistant Gary Austin 127 DODD'S OHIO POTTERY Cannon Towels by the Pound Sheets Cement Planters Bird Baths Artificial Flowers Wholesale Retail Pottery Wholesale Retail 12 miles south of Greensboro on Hwy. 220 Randilemeanra iN 5 ou Phone 2-1752 SUPERIOR BODY SHOP 110 Saunders Drive 629-1330 Asheboro, North Carolina Monroe Draughn HAYES GROCERY and SERVICE South Main Street Randleman RANDLEMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN Savings insured up to $10,000 4 1 4% Dividend Annually 154 South Main Street Randleman, North Carolina PICKARD FUEL COMPANY Esso Kerosene Fuel Oil Coal - Fertilizer Phone 7432 Raadtemdnm iNesGe CONGRATULATIONS TO THE mB GUASST@ES 967, UNITED BRASS WORKS Randieman, N. C. 27317 New York Office: 489 Flushing Ave., Brooklyn Los Angeles Office: 1101 East Pico Boulevard Please Feel Free To Visit @r Galls@OneUsaltayve Can Be Of Assistance In Planning Your Career Pugh Funeral Home Randleman, North Carolina Phone 7592 Compliments of RANDLEMAN POLICE DEPARTMENT J.D. Moore-Chief C.M. Julian-Assistant Chief George L. Lucas-Patrolman Phone-7232 If No Answer Call Asheboro 625-3214 TOMMY'S DRIVE INN Highway 220 North Thick Milk Shakes, Sandwiches, etc. 128 | ge VA _ a fag “1 roy Be oy st 4 = Se —_—— Na are pts, by iy BN eli Vial I Ei ape Ys� Bas 9 ete || ett ES! Serer nl 5a Yi RUS gee A SUP | TT dor tutto at OTST) RD Pid RSD py Y SS Ree cg pee ae ! yr = - i ty mi) i Se ae EEE Ze cok 2 y vi 4 tz GEIS — SIEGE ae NYY 9 Weed = Ro ee IIE 2 RANDOLPH ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Asheboro, North Carolina Serving Electricity At Cost The co-operative way in the counties of Randolph, Montgomery, Alamance, Moore, and Chatham EDP Salyer ERVIGE Shop 1626 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Pickett’s Men Shop GLENOLA CURB MARKET Groceries, Produce, dairy products. ty Highway 311 sso Owner - Roy Helmstetler wemmgo” LaMARR WELDING Sophia, North Carolina Rush LaMarr Fine Clothes for Boys and Men Randleman, North Carolina REEVES WALGREEN DRUG Asheboro, North Carolina 129 as BB au alker Shoes BRAND BB. Walker ohoe Gompany Compliments of ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Coca Cola Bottling Co. Compliments of SOUTH MAIN BARBER SHOP GARNER-MORGAN HARDWARE CO. Asheboro, North Carolina ALL STAR LANES North Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina All Star Bowling Chapel Hill Asheboro Asheboro Printing Company Compliments of BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS GARAGE 152 South Fayetteville Street Compliments of RANDLEMAN SUNDRIES Asheboro, North Carolina GLENOLA PUMP COMPANY Water pumps Sales and Service Phone 431-4013 Keith White Glenola, North Carolina 130 THE BIG DEAL The Shoe Center of Randolph County 1506 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina MILLIKAN FURNITURE COMPANY Commonwealth Street Randleman, North Carolina Phone 5595 ALLENFIELD HEATING OIL COMPANY Trust Your Home Heating To Texaco East Dixie Drive Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 SALEM NECKWEAR COMPANY Manufacturers of Men's and Boy's Quality Neckwear Py (Oy Res Randleman, North Carolina QUALITY BLIND AWNING CO. Asheboro, N.C. Phone 625-3269 125 C. W. Henley Company 136 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Appliances Tires Television Sales and Service 131 Compliments of JITTERBURGER Randleman, North Carolina g af, ae Realty Co. eee ILE SNS SS . Reb to Li DeESN i l All 114 Academy Street Telephone 5302 Randleman, North Carolina WAMMCI MME LESS [ES SO) SERVICE We are happy to serve you 110 E. Lexington Ave. High Point Phone 88-85966 Compliments of ELLIOTT OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Sales-Service-Rentals Phone 629-9106 124 West Academy Street Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of SHAW'S FURNITURE AND GALLERY One of the largest displays in the South Randleman, North Carolina North State Telephone Company Randleman, North Carolina JUDY LAMBE'S BEAUTY SHOP Judy Lambe Annette Fruitt 2247 Open by appointment at nite CETWICK TEXTILE COMPANY Asheboro, N. C. A unit of Burlington Tricto Fabrics Co. KEARNS SERVICE DRUG When it's service you need call Kearns Telephone: 625-2216 803 West Salisbury Street Asheboro; INen@nec7200 RAY'S TEXACO SERVICE Washing and Greasing Road Service 204 S. Main Street Phone 3222 Compliments of COFFIN SCARBORO Peoples Quality Shoes Asheboro, North Carolina Savings and Loan GLENOLA PURE SERVICE STATION Complete Car Service Association Phone 431-1815 120 Worth Street BISCHER'S BEAUTY SALON 2024 Randleman, North Carolina Asheboro, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from Moser’s Grocery, Service Station, and Trailer Park Route 2, Randleman, N.C. 133 GUILFORD DAIRY Asheboro Division Asheboro Division Guilford Dairy extends its most sincere Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of Randleman High School Come to Guilford Dairy for fine service...for finer products 134 CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1967 ECONOMY DRUG COMPANY Randleman, North Carolina Hour Glass Cleaners 1 Hour Cleansing 2406 North Main and Fairfield Plaza farmers dairy °. Sr LA 135 Senior Directory CAROL ANN ADAMS Fe-HorAcet sho BRL Ae: HARVEY KENNETH ADAMS POE. Alen aon FOOtbal camo mis Track 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4. ANNA BERNICE ALLRED Majorette 1392, 73,43 Majorette Sportsmanship Award 3;Student Council 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 4; French Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 3; Harvest Queen 2. BETTY LOUISE ALLRED VEMOCA es Bary, BARD GIN, Si Mie 1D AES A. 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4. FRANCES MARIE ALLRED JeColeni ic voter eDetane lubbostaaa. Pol Aso ac Gaim eran @ lupe: Science Club 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Chief Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Pep Club a Pa Cee JAMES RAY ALLRED Basketball 1, 3; Student Council 1; Football 3h aheAss4 my Outi Council 3,4, President 4. GARY EDWIN AUSTIN Transferred from Trinity 3; Student Council 2; Homeroom Officer 2; F, T.A. 4; Science Club 4; French Club 4; Beta Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Superlative 4. ROBERT HAROLD BEANE, JR. Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Baseball 2, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 4, Vice- President 4;Science Club 4; French Club 4; Superlative 4. STEPHEN BRUCE BEESON Library Club 1; Science Club 4; French Club 4; Chess Club 4. EUGENE RICHARD BEL L ji Gab iy ass bus Driversi3.4. LAFAYETTA BENNETT F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Glee Club 4, Officer; Library Club 4. JANICE FARLOW BRILES el Pere Pp ey iO NES APOING ey, cup French Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Student Council Advisory Council 3; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous Staff 4. 136 TERRY MELVIN BROWN F.F.A. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Mono- gram Club. JAMES WILLIAM BUNDY JR. FOF.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4-srep Club 152, 3,4; Footballs 2eo-sbas Driver 3, 4. ELLEN SUE BURNETTE Homeroom Officer 1, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3,4, Co-chief 3, Chief 4; Camera Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; J.C. Lite cea 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Superlative 4. NORA ARLENE CAUGHRON Majorettes 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2;Science Club 4, Secretary 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; J. C.L. 2; BT. Al4; Chess Clubas. Class President 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Superlative 4. DONNA KAY COOK Student Council 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Ider Tava Se eas DALE SMITH COX Student Council 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, State Convention Marshal.4; More- head Scholarship Candidate 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Rendezvous Staff 4. CLEO EDWIN COX JOSEPH IVAN COX Transferred from Southeast Guilford 3; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; French Club 4; Monogram Club 4. CLARA SUE CRAVEN Transferred from Asheboro Senior High 4; Beta Club 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 4. ARIE JEAN DAVIS Pepeclibalac, 3,°4; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Assistant 3. DONALD MAXTON DAVIS Student Council 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Science Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Student Council Advisory Council 3. JOAN MARIE DAVIS Patten. 1s2,5,4; Lreasurer 2, Re- porter 4;).F.7. A; 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Office Assistant 3, 4;Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4. THOMAS WALTON DAVIS Baseball. 2) 3, 4sF Fe Aw 12-334; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Bus Drivers' Club 3,4; Campus Chatter Staff 4. BRENDA GAYLE DIXON Majorette 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Home- coming Court 3, 4; Second Runner- up 4; Superlative 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer 4; Camera Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Seience Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,4; F.T.A. 3; French Club 4, Treasurer 4; Miss Randleman High. MARY LEE EVANS Transferred from Central High Schooler G PeenClub 1) 2s EF. B. L.A. 4. GRADY EUGENE FARLOW F. IPN 6 Bic 3), 4, WANDA FADINE FARLOW Jove basketpallal-s BasketballiZa) 3: PolivAee lcs. Chaplain |. Trea surer3; F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Pep Club De DAVID EUGENE FLEMING CURTIS EUGENE FOX lransierredetrom Central High School 3; Glee Club 1; Band1; Class Officer 1, Reporter 1; Baseball 1; Soccer Ji V. Basketball 2: GEORGIANA FOX Transferred from Central High scnool3.Glee,Clubi2- French Club 4. 137 WILLIE MAE FOX Transferred from Central High School 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Miss Cen- tralpiligh 2; Class Officer2, Re- porter 2, Parliamentarian 2 Bie rece Birkin Bis lee js SHERRILL DALE FRAZIER CiressiClubrs str Awl oo. 3. Treasurer 3,4; Bus Driver 2; Pep Club eZ. 3,4 JACK SILAS FREEMAN Rare Aedes 2: MONROE GAINES Transferred from Central High 3. RICHARD EUGENE GRAHAM Monogram Club 4; Bus Drivers' Club 3,4; Baseball 2, 3; Superlative. PHILLIP REECE GRAY, Football 1,3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Bas- betballait 27371 3 Co-Ga ptaind: Baseball1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Superlative. LINDA KAYE HANNER Fel oA lee won Listorian 4 aie p Glwb12,:3.4. 6.1 .A 23 4; Camera Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; French Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Superlative. THOMAS WADE HARRIS Basebal lina. ort be ba A 12k 34. Sentinel 2, 3, President 4; Pep Club 12, o3.Monogram Clib.2, 3,4; Bus Drivers' Club 2, 3,4; Camera Club 2,33; 5cience Club 4, Vice-Pres- ident 4; F.T.A. 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Superlative 4; Mr. Randleman High; Basketball 3. SANDRA RICHARDSON HIGHFILL J. C.l.01; Pep Clubit,293)4- FAT, Te SEV rh i IN 2 GAY LORRAINE HINSHAW Rendezvous Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Pol A. 4;-Camera, Clubs 2503 Stu— dent ‘Council i 3; Homerooni Officer 1,2,4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 4; Homecoming Court 1523) J. V2, Basketball Stat= istician 1; Varsity Statistician 1, 2; Beta Club.3,4; Pep Clubsie2y 5.4; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Assistant 2. DIAN HOLLAND Transferred from Central High School 3s F.H.A.3;,Library Club 4; Nie Bat EAs We CHARLES RAY HUNT PH Ame in) JERRY WAYNE HUSSEY Baseball 2; Library Club 2; Mono- grammy CG lulbrs Bus Drivers @lubs4. Chess (Clube2, 3: PAUL DOUGLAS HYLTON Football4track3,4; beta Clibes. 4; F.F.A. 1; French Club 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; J. Coy icy use Driver 394 sR en dezvous Staff 4. JOE ALTON JACKSON Vag Ws) ley Teh ee EVA LEE JENNINGS JeC. Ciel ass e4e library Clube, 3,4; French Club 4. BARBARA ANN JERNIGAN PHA. 205, 7) hep Clipe 2esn4- Gamera Clubs Ip a aA LINDA FAYE JERNIGAN For A. 1253, 4) Gamera Clube: Pepn@lubal (2a oace. JOHNNIE PATRICIA JESTER EAHA te Glee Clubs balan 4, Secretary 4. ALICE LOUISE JOHNSON HERBERT REECE JOHNSON Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Super-= lative 4. LENORA JANE JOHNSON Home comin geCourtslwotudent Council 2,)S eerie tany 2 se amera Club 3; Chess Club 3,4, President; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President; Chief Marshal State Beta Club Con- vention 4; Office Assistant 3; French Club 4, Reporter 4; Rendezvous Staff 4, Photography Editor 4; P.T. SPA oe Cre ta nyt eb Omer oom Officer 4. ROBERT LOUIS KENNEDY J. Ci l, 2) 3. 4;;Chess Clubi243.2 DONALD TERRY LAMB Tracks le23,4- Football @iy2 io, 4: Monograms Glu pe 1h 2h 304-5 jaeale {2 Pep Clubsli2.s, 4GlassiOrimeer 2, Vice-President; Student Council Chat soe Crd Do Seba ter Staff 4. LINDA IRENE LANIER sH.A. 2, 3,4; GleerClub 4.658. A. 4, Treasurer. 138 Senior Directory ELIZABETH ELLEN LASSI FER: Monogram 1; 2,°3,4; F. T. Agee Vice-President 3, President 4; Camera Club 3,4; French Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,.3,4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Student Council 3; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3,4, Chief 3;)Co-€hyer 4; Superlative. ANNIE RUTH LAUGHLIN Transterred from, Centralyiian School 3; Band 1, 2N. HovAwiines Science Club 2; Library Club Usa H.A. 3; Basketball 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. HARRY DONNELL LAUGHLIN Transferred from Central High School 3. MATTIE ROZELL LAUGHLIN Transferred from Central High School 3; Science Club 1, 2; Cheer- leaden Iy2: PF Hv Awgd 2s ie nmers Club 1255 R eporter 2; Classm@ie ficer 2, Reporter 2: Band 1, 2s brary Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. SANDRA HELEN LAUGHLIN WARREN COOLIDGE LINTHICUM, JR. Poocoatlsl 28 3.4:J,C,L.° 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Drivers' Club 4. LARRY THOMAS LUCK Radio Club 4; CampusChatter Staff 4. HAROLD RAY LUNDY RHONDA CHERYL MARTINDALE Paleo. French Club 4; F.B. L.A. 4. DONNIE LOUISE McCAIN Transferred from William Penn High 3; Modern Dance 1;G.A.A. 1; F. H.A. 3, 4;Student Council’Advisory Wounei.)5, Library Club 3; F.B.L. Nemes JOSEPH LEE McCOLLUM Student Council 1,2, 3, Vice-Pres- ident 3;Beta Club 2,3,4, President 4;Rendezvous Staff 4, Business Pianeger.4:)).C.L. 1,2) 3,4, Pres— identi sc; French Club 4; F.T.A. 4;Science Club 4; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. JOSEPH BRYSON McDONALD Football 1,2, 3,4; All-Conference 4; Campus Chatter 4; Rendezvous Stasieantep Club 152.15, 4;)Science Club 4; Basketball Manager 3; J.C. L. 1; Baseball Manager 2; Track 3; PeloA 73. ELIZABETH GAYLE MILLIKAN Jo Geel Ceo teh mao cers Els A. 1,2,3,4, Artist 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Youth Council 4; Girls' Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Manager 2;Beta 3,4; Office Assistant 2, 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous staff.4, Feature Editor 4; Class Officer 3,4, Vice-President 3, Re- porter 4; Homeroom Officer 1,4; Class Favorite 3; Superlative. LINDA KAY MOSER fj Coltelnceowe = Lreasurer tl. (2; Homeroom Officer 1; Beta Club 2, Bee se epicl Ube hc. fone Eaele eee oS. 4; Science Club 4; Camera Club 4, Treasurer 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous Staff 3,4, Junior Annual Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; J.C.L. Gold Scholarship Award 2; Office Assistant 3; Chief Marshal 3; Suplerlative 4. JANICE IRENE NELSON F, H. A. 1,:2,3,4; Camera Club4; PepsGhub st. BONNIE SUE NEWBY Fria Ae ose eben lass Officer 4) Secretary.4- Pep Club 2, 3,4; Superlative 4. RICHARD JULIAN NIXON PRIS IN, ih, Gy ch. MARY EL LEN PARSONS NiCr leminems areSecrelarinlac mi. H.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 3, President Ao TsA, 3, 43 FabBuLA. 4.) Re- porter 4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club Pooper er de Cr it bac mon4: Superlative 4; D.A.R.Good Citizen Award 4; Marshal 3; Rendezvous Staff 4, Advertising Editor 4. 139 ELLAS SANDRO PAYNE Baseball 2, 3, All-Conference 3; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. INA MAE PEACE F.BB.LL.A. 4. JOHN IWESEENSEUGH SJR. Student Council 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,45 Footpaliel, 2.:3)4 Pep Clube 2,5,2; prench, Club 4; science Club 4; Monogram Club2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Superlative 4; Morehead Scholarship Candidate 4; J.C.L. 1, eyo, o ViiLce-b residemt 2; Class Officer 2495, lreasurer 2, President 3; Homeroom Officer 3. RHODA DEAN PUGH Rendezvous Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Camera Club 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Re- porter 3, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 4; J. V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Chief 4; Track ieiive Pre lUbEinic tor 4 beta Glib 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; F.B. L.A. 4; Superlative 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3. PATRICIA ELAINE REECE Fiomerooms Ouicene Jn Cols 2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Camera Club 2,3; French Club 4; Mono- GranieGAl bio osu Hedi ses ero a Cheerleader 2,3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3; Ren- dezvous Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3. MARY ANN RICH FHA. 42) Camera Club 4; Pep Club 1. PAMELA KAY RICHARDSON Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4, Secretary AS Pie pC libel Gecctivaced mae bees Homeroom Officer1;F.T.A. 4; JiGelralyic.c3 aco clencesG Lupie: Junior Miss Randleman 2. CHARLES WAYNE ROBBINS SUSAN CAROL ROBBINS POH SAL) 172435, 4) Camera, Clubes, 4;F.B.L.A. 4; Homeroom Officer 2. MARTHA VERNICE ROUTH French; Clubra; Pep Clubs2.03. RICHARD PAUL RUSSELL Bus Drivers' Club 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Office Assis- tant. 1) 2,.3;)School) Mechanicu2s5: 4; Cafeteria Assistant 4. LINDA JEANETTE SHORT J-C.L. 1,2;3;4; Rendezvous Staff A; Fel wa 3,4, eCretary.s; Camera Clu bat Sho Ans ee 2rs ce ice torian 3, Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 4, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Manager Girls Basketball Team 4; Class Officer 2,4, Secretary-Trea- surer 2, Secretary 4. SANTA MARIA SIBBETT J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4, First Runner-up 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; F.H. A: 4; Science Club 4: F.B. Ly A. 4, SHARON ELAINE SIBBETT Pep Club 1;F.T.A. 3,4; Camera Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Assis- tant 4; Superlative 4. CLARA JOYCE SKEEN (ee be ON Mr ewy SRS ye WE hava 4; Pep Club 2. MICHAEL STEPHEN SMITH Transferred from Ragsdale 3; Bus Drivers' Club 3,4; F.F.A. 4; Pep Clubr2n3. 4-82 em che Glitbaces 5.14: Glee, Cl wos ls2 soo ebal leas: Science Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Assis- tant 4; Monogram Club 4; J. V.Bas- ketball 2; Library Club 2; Home- room Officer 1. BRENDA ANN SPENCER F,H.Az et: BepeC lub, ive 2 3.4: Camera Club 4. WARREN HARDING STAMEY aisha, Wee eh oh, 140 SYLVIA ELAINE STEED Student Council’2593;)).,C. lL aeieer 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Youth Council 3; Fi HAL 192.3, 4, Presidentiaaas Pianist 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 3; Campus Chatter Editor4; Ren- dezvous Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; F.T.A. 4; Library Club 4. BETTY GALE STEPHENS J.C.LU. 1,2, 3,4; F. HAW 3) 4 ee A. 3,4; Camera Club4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Superlative 4; F.B.L.A. 4, President 4. SUSAN JOYCE STEPHENS F. H. A. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Camera Club 4; F.B. L.A. 4. DONNA LYNETTE STONE Library Club 3; Tiger Tales Staff 3; Pecl A ea. JANET MARIE SULLIVAN Youth Council 4, Vice-President 4, County Treasurer 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; F. T.A. 3,4; Radio Club 3,4;.Camera Club, 3,4; Library Club 1: Student Council 1; Monogram Club 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; J. V. Bas- PeUodl Welw). Ve Statistician 2. 3; Varsity Statistician 4; Majorette 3, fet rackrlsiiomeroom Officer 1; J. Gee, osewerench Club 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 4. BRENDA ANN SWAIM Necoletne5,4;F.H.A. 4;‘Camera Club 4; Superlative 4. LINDA ANN SWAIM. JaGelrmli2. 5.4; Superlative 4. HELEN LOUISE THORNTON Library Club 3; Campus Chatter Staff 4. DONALD LEE TOOMES n@aleminrons 4m lass Officer 2; Presimae MieceuGolt 2: Bus Drivers' Clubec. s,4; Chess Club 2; Student Council 2; Science Club 4; Ren- dezvous Staff 4. STEVE CLAUDE TOOMES Chess Club 2; Monogram 3,4; Science Ciub 4; Class Officer 4; Vice-President 4; Superlative 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. KAREN LUE TROGDON hepieiubel, 23,4; Chess Club 2,3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Beta Club Sua eel As) 5,4. Camera Club 3, 4; Office Assistant 3,4; French Club 4, President 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous Staff 4. ALICE FAYE TUCKER Raion | eLibrary, Club 33,F BILoA; 4; Office Assistant 4; Camera Club 4. PHILLIP LAWRENCE TYSINGER Bus Drivers! Club 3. CLAUDE FORD VANWERRY, JR. FTA. 45 Pep-Club 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Radio Club 4; Camera Club 4. PETER THEODORE ANTHONY VEREYKEN lem moran Col mo coolarship Award; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Rendezvous Staff 4. JAMES KENNETH WALLS BELINDA GAIL WAY ye Cold lace saan cporterslamacui. HyAceL, 235,44 bep Club is Gamera Clitbeceon + bet A eo 4 OCLence Club 4; Rendezvous Staff 4; Youth Council 4; Parliamentarian 4. 141 JUDY ANN WHITT P.HeA. 1,2; 3,4;J.V. Basketball 2 PATRICIA KAYE WHITT Transferred from Cheraw; F.H.A. cn ona eresident 3; Book Clubil: Pep Clwbr lL svodk Dance cao. Junior Play 3; Camera Club 4; Campus Chatter Staff 4. MAX EUGENE WILLIAMS Harvest King 1; Homeroom Officer iP eps Glube Uycno)+ bus Drivers’ Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; Office Assis- tant 2,3; Fat Stock Show4; Caf- eteria Assistant 4; Library Club 3. KENNETH GRANT YORK Bus Drivers) Glub 33 Fab, A. 3,4 Faculty Diyrectory MR. JOSEPH A. BROOKSHIRE 202 Reynolds Road, Randleman, N.C.; B. S. (Physical Education)- MIED.-U. N.tGo-Cs i. Physical Education; Sophomore Sponsor, Coach. MRS, PEGGY JEAN BUNTING Route 1, Asheboro, N. C.;B.S.S. A.-U.N.C.-G., M.A. Business Education-East Carolina College; Vocational Business and Office Ed- ucation,- Production Typing, Typing I; Senior Sponsor, F.B. L.A. Sponsor. MRS, DOROTHY LANGSTON CARTER 305 W. Wainman Ave., Asheboro, N.C.; B.S. (French, English)- East Carolina College, M.ED. (English) -U.N.C.-G., Humanities. MRe FLETCHER W.-CAUSEY Route 1, Randleman, N. C.;B.S. -(Science)-High Point College, Ex- tension work toward Masters at U. Ne @, -C.H., U.N. C.-Gi Biology; Sophomore Sponsor, Camera Club Sponsor. MR. LEO DANIEL CORDER Route 1, Franklinville, N.C.;A.B. -(Chemistry, Physics)-Catawba College; Junior Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor. MR. CHARLES R. DANIELS Boxt48i Randlemanw NaC, Attending Guilford College; Con- struction Industries, Introduction to Vocations; Freshman Sponsor. MR. GEORGE EDWARD DANIELS 229 Railroad Ave., Randleman, N. C.;Now AttendingN.C. State University in Raleigh; Vocational Education, Brick Laying. MR. HAROLD OETZEL DAVIS Route 2, Box 85, Randleman, N. C.; Mars Hill, A.B. -High Point College, Masters-U.N.C.-C. H., Advanced in Progress-U.N.C.-C.H. Principal. MISS RUBY ALICE GRAY 310 Naomi St., Randleman, N.C.; B.A.-Guilford College, M.E. - U.N.C.-G.; Junior English;F.T.A. Sponsor, Junior Sponsor. MR. CHARLES RAY GREGORY Route 2, Randleman, Noe C. ..lees McRae College, Wofford College, B.S. -High Point College; History, Physical Education; Sophomore Sponsor, Coach. MR. J.W. HINES 1605 Long sts, HighePoitaeN. Ga: A.B. -High Point College, Graduate work-Duke University, Graduate work=U.NiG@o-Ceel eee Ne Dee. French Institute-Appalachian State Teachers College, French Work- sho p-Western CarolinaCollege; French I and II;Junior Sponsor, French Club Sponsor. MISS EMILY MARIE HUCKABEE Route 2, MecleansvillessINie Core Be S. (Home Economics Education)- USN; G.- Gaps to meme ConoImicsel and ll Junrorspowsoret: ian, Sponsor. MR. BILLY RAY HUTCHIN Rowternl eh rinicy Ne Cazb. 5. (Agriculture and Science)-North Carolina State University, M.A. (Administration, Education, and Biology)-AppalachianState Teachers College; Introduction to Agriculture, Agricultural Science and Mechanics, Agricultural con- struction; Freshman Sponsor, F. F. A. Sponsor. MRS. FLORA CAVENAUGH JONES Route sophia. Nace ba Meredith College, M.Rel.ED. - Southwestern Baptist Seminary, M. Ed. (Mathematics) -East Carolina College; Algebrai ly Algebra. Il, Geometry, Advanced Math; Junior Sponsor, Beta Club Sponsor. MRS, BARBARA CACY KINNEY 137 East White Drive, High Point, N.C.; B. S. (Physical Education)- High Point College; Physical Ed- 142 ication I and Il, Family Life; Freshman Sponsor. MR. JAMES HOWARD LINEBERRY 110 Coble Street, Randleman, N. C.;A.A. -Campbell Junior College, B.S. -Davidson College; Economics and Sociology, Civics, World His- tory; Freshman Sponsor, Chess Club Sponsor. MR, WILLIAM JOSEPH McCARTHY Route 2, Box 405, High Point, N. Co; Uy Ny C.-C WAR erie Point College; Senior English, Journalism, Senior Sponsor, Coach. MRS, LUCILE FREEMAN NEWLIN 208 Shaw Street, Randleman, N. C.; U.N. C.-G., U-N°G= Gian B.M.S. (Piano) A. B. (English); Sophomore English; Sophomore Sponsor, Rendezvous Sponsor, Glee Club Sponsor. MR. ALVAN L. PRIVETTE 1521 Mackie Ave., Asheboro, N. C.; University of UtaheAwea. Wenatchee Valley College; Geom- etry, AlgebraI, General Math; Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. PATRICIA NEAL RICH 305 Gardner Road, Asheboro, N. C.; A. B. (English)-Guiliord College; Freshman English; Fresh- man Sponsor. MRS. LINDA C. SHELTON 920 Oakmont Drive, Asheboro, N. C.; B-S.-East Carolinam College, Physical Science ;Freshman Sponsor. MR. J. FRANK STEGALL 112 Stout Street, Randleman, N. C.; A.A.-Wingate College, B.A. Louisiana College; Freshman Eng- lish, Sophomore English; Senior Sponsor. MRS. JEAN DAVIS SWIGGETT Route 1, Randleman, N. C.;B.S. -(Commercial Ed. , Social Studies) -High Point College, U.N.C. -G. - (Library Science); Librarian; Beta Club Sponsor. MR. ADDISON A. WALL Sophia, N. C...Ay Bo-U.N3G7-G3 H.; World History; Sophomore Sponsor, Debate Team Sponsor, Guidance Counselor. MR. JAMES LARRY WARD Asheboro, N: Ces Bass —Pieittes College; General Math, Basic Business, Physical Science; Soph - omore Sponsor. MRS. ERSELL SHANE YORK Route 6, Asheboro, N.C.;B. S.S. A.-U.N.C.-G; Shorthand, Book- keeping, Typing I; Senior Sponsor. : 143 In A pprectation The 1967 Rendezvous Staff would like to express their thanks to many people for their help and co-operation. We owe much to Hunter Publishing and their staff for the expert work they did on the publishing of our annual. To Mrs. D. E. Walker, Hunter'sLayout Artist and Mr. Ed Goldston, their Area Consultant, go our thanks for their many hours of patience with us. Thanks also go to Rev. and Mrs. Harry G. Long, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ear] Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Harris for the use of their homes for pictures. Without the many hours of work put in by our student photographer, Gary Hinshaw, our annual pictures would not have been made. Also thanks go to Mr. Wayne Pickere] and Mr. Claude Gentry of School Pictures, Inc. And most important, our thanks go to the entire student body, without them the 1967 Rendezvous would not be possible. We cannot sit still, We cannot be idle, Tomorrow the bugle sounds— And the world will turn to us. What will we say? What will we do? We must be ready, The challenge is too great to pass on. 144 Our hearts are willing and ready But our hands--are they too unsteady For a task as great as this? We cannot fail? We cannot miss! And Now the World is ours For the Future cannot wait— Oh God! Please make us do our best To find our joy in restlessness! — aa = Oe vy oe by - i ri) ie | nf iy (Aly rp � ke ate a aa : ‘ RS ayae it, : 4 Y Pine WS , on Pei mv = PY. weak. ae RANDOLPH COUNTY PUBLIC ee ; 4 il NT M ye Sellar, M | naroy ai — UNTER PUBLISHING GOAAPAM Ai Univers woot