Red Springs High School - Red Mill Yearbook (Red Springs, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

I x9y ' H my Mol. W ,+Wii WWQH J ff 9,49 , Qi 1915 wg? ,Y DM w O A Q-2-f 'VjeA3wM'l3 M of Q! ,NJ 'WM . il W iwgigi W lf, My 'JpJ 'wJ iff ff y.0 A 309' VME pbfw M117 1 RF, Wyyw M' 1 M afff Qff WSW WW GW WM M2 'Q ff? W W ,WLM B Aly . , ? !J,,f1p fx,f,' 5 WW 6 fyw QA , fp I ' 1, ' 2 1 g My , V Qs- ! . ,ug IZH api 'Jinx x f ,fx If I I hfafmymmzpmo gh9 g if YW' edgmw The Red Mill this year is a collection of our mem- ories fastened together with the cords of friendship and sprinkledwith the sands of time.We hope that every stu- dent has many wonderful memories and will dream along with us as we capture this unforgettable year. o2lQ9'mwl0 .. Jfgyhozefogseaok Wfgwwfkw Udgmwhgwwl Qwfmfgygmwfe.. Qwnwfmwfww The S e n i o r Class of Red Springs High S c hool is proud to dedicate the 1966 RED MILL to MR. W.A, MCLEOD for his outstanding devotion to his school and community. His never-ending in- terest in the Welfare of his students is one of the many admirable qualities of such a man. We owe him a greater debt than we can ever repay in years to come. We stand as humble servants before a great man for this type of loyal service. Mr. McLeod and his FFA Council 4 UQZQZW 924 MWWW x fa AR N-KW-NX X FQQEX 5, X, N X W 119 W Xxmxxv. X 55? xxx NNN QF 3? QW X Sm A Q A1 mm MMR ...N ,,,,.. XR 'wxswg N r X 'Xx .gm 'f-- . -- wav . W . - :ikwf X s. X X w k 115-iegww . PM Wm, xg 3 A... xii. ' ii ' si? i if 2 J E wr Wm, .- K 1 ...L Z ,Z if fi-9 13? 5 www WM, Wm sew! 6 yowwhzw WWW, W, mf 5 Q 7 MgWwWy Jfgwhawlogweaok 9 SPR! ga .l1 H Q 'Y scvx Rage? i I 9 Q 4125 WO? QN5 Q Hia Og mm, Nl Q0 Oo Q Q? ,Wm 1.1. Wicker E.M. Thigpen 10 yalwvfgamd Seated: Warren McNeill, Robert A. McConnaughey, Bruce Schell. Standing: Robert Graham, Dr. Charles T. johnson, 1 Ir. A Board Meeting 11 Mrs. David Currie Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell Currie Math Science Flora Macdonald College U. N. C. , Greensboro Mrs. W.N. Gibson Mrs. I-LA. Gill, III French - Guidance Biology Flora Macdonald College Greensboro College Mrs. Shirley I. I-Iudgins Miss Barbara D. Love English Music Flora Macdonald College St. Andrews Presbyterian College 12 Mr. William A. McLeod Agriculture North Carolina State College ' fo Mr. Stewart W. Smith Coach - History - Physical Education Lenoir-Rhyne College Mr. John C. Ray Math - Social Studies Pembroke State College 13 N N Q Q sinks 2 gt NE Q4 sim at 5 , ik C tt'tr' , t ' Q x ' , y . fi XS :E S R 3 isis X sajslh .,,Ms.., . Mrs. George T. Paris English St. Andrews Presbyterian College Miss Jaquitha Rountree Business St. Andrews Presbyterian College Mrs. Maud Stanton Home Economics East Tennessee University Columbia University Mr. William H. Templeton Coach - Social Studies - Physical Education Campbell College is in 23 Mrs. Frances Buie Secretary Flora Macdonald College QP Mrs. Ruth P. McQueen Dietitian Flora Macdonald College Mrs. Marion Crawford Secretary Westbrook Commerical Academy 14 Miss Mary Alice Turner Typing - General Business - English Sociology - Economics Meredith College East Carolina College Mrs. Kesler Tolar Librarian Flora Macdonald College gw'Wf0Qwfm ESSDQ SPR! Q Q9 655 vs QS, Q '41 scvx S3339 Q My 9 4' S3 filo GWB m,Hi5 HN,m M o G' o Q 'Kham 0 fywubfegfcwo ' is It 5 zf' 2' Left to Right: Roger Sheats, Vice-President, Ola Hart Clinton, Secretary, Barbara Short, Treasurer, Allen Simpson, President. Mrs. Dave Currie Mrs. William Gibson Bronze and White Life is valuable only when it has something valuable as its subject. Qgkm .Www Bronze and White Chrysanthemums THE END or THE BEGINNING Our time to leave is here, We must look ahead now, We have learned what we wanted to learn, And now it is time to go. A time to go, to learn again Somewhere else, at another place, The time is here, and it beckons us to depart What has been said here will be done today onward intc tomorrow. This place is dear to our hearts, For here the roots of our wisdom were encouraged tc grow, Yesterday is today's memory, and tomorrow is today's dream. We go and should ask not for favor or gift, Because we deserve not better than we create, Or anymore than we work for. Today as we stand on the threshold of life, We are saddened by the beautiful memories of the past, But it is 1ife's way that we go, With gladness in our hearts and a smile upon our face. OLA HART CLINTON Today is gone5 tomorrow waits. Let us move on to better things. FI-IA 15 Girls Ensemble 2, 3,45 FTA 25 Secretary of Senior Class, Glee Club 4, Accompanisl: 45 Reporter 1, 2, Advertising Editor 3, Snap- shot Editor 45 Good Citizen5 Office Help 45 Class Song, Most Versatile, Senior Play Leora . Il GLORIA JEAN CONNELLY One who is friendly is not alone. FBLA 3, 45 FTA 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Play, Mrs. Gilbe1'th . ll NORMAN GARY CREECI-I Men show their character in nothing more clearly than by what they think laughable. FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Bus Driver5 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1. SALLY CUMMINGS VVhen you call me that, smile! FTA 45 Salutatorian. 1 17 ymubfw BETTY LOU ANDERSON Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2, FBLA 3,4, FBLA President 45 FHA 45 FTA 45 Beta Club 4. LAWRENCE ARNOLD ARMSTRONG Laugh and the world laughs with you. WILMER IUNIOR BOWEN, IR. Love was the worm in my apple. FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Treasurer, Reporter, President5 Football, Glee Club 4, Ensemble 45 Friendliest. WILLIAM HOWARD CARLISLE, JR. Live and let live5 for the fine life you live is your own. Basketball 1, 3, Baseball 3, 4, FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Sentinel 2, FFA Reporter 35 Monogram Club 45 FTA 3, 45 Senior Play Bob . 'tx BETTY wATsoN HIGH Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us. FTA 3, 4, FTA Secretary 45 FBLA 4, FBLA Reporter 45 FHA 15 Glee Club 35 Class Vice-President 15 Best Dressed. RAYMOND CRYSTAL HILL Live fast, love hard, die old and leave a beautiful memory. Parkton High 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseb all 1, 25 Monogram Club 45 Monogram Club Officer 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FBLA 4. JAMES LARRY I-IOLCOMB May I live to be a hundred and one, and be buried inside a piano bench. Glee Club 2, 4, Boy's Ensemble 45 Class Song5 Class Prophecy5 Senior Play Mr. Hathaway . JAMES KENNETH I-IORNE Patience is a necessary ingredient of a genius. Student Council 2, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club Secretary 45 Cutest5 Senior Play Jack . me ciamfaf WILLIAM RONALD CURRIE No life is so hard that you can't make it easier by the way you take it. FFA 15 Track 25 Basketball 3, 45 Manager and Score- keeper5 Bus Driver 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Boy's En- semble 45 Annual Staff 45 Monogram Club 45 Teen- Deem Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Fred . SHELBY JEAN DAVIS Love is blind, so that must be why I can't see too well. FHA 2, 45 FBLA 45 FTA 45 Glee Club 45 Friendliest. JOHN I-TUBERT FURMAGE, JR. ln life, as in chess, think before you move. FFA 1, 25 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Bus Driver. JOHN DAVID HAIR If at first you don't succeed, try something easier. Glee Club 4. N I O PATSY LOUISE JACKSON I Let us stamp the impress of eternity upon our lives! Glee Club 4. BRENDA LANE MCARTHUR The inescapable price of liberty is an ability to preserve it from destruction. I FI-IA 1, Beta Club 2, FTA 2, 4, ciee Club 4, 351 I 2, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Class Vice-President 25 Most Athletic 45 Class Secretary 15 Class Historian 45 Office Help 45 Senior Play Anne . JOHN HENRY McARTHUR III The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance, the wise grows it under his feet. Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Presi- dent 45 Best Dressed5 Glee Club 45 45 Bus Driver 45 Football 15 Senior Play Stage Manager 4. THOMAS PATRICK MCARTHUR A fool thinks himself to be wise5 while the wise man thinks himself to be a fool. Football 15 Track 25 Ei 45 Glee Club 4, En- semble 45 Most Versatile5 Class Poem5 Senior Play Al Lynch . JOHN RODERICK MCBRYDE It matters not how long you live, but how you do it. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, All Conference 4, All-East Honorable Mention 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 45 Track 2, 3, 45 FTA 35 Beta Club 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club Vice-Presi- dent 25 Student Council 2, 35 Bus Driver 2, 35 Office Help 45 Senior Play David Loring. JAMES LUTHER MCKELLAR Prove all things5 hold fast to that which is good. Basketball 15Beta Club 2, FTA 3,45 FBLA 4, FFA 1, Senior Play Doctor Bob . KATHRYN LYNN MCMILLAN 'It's not what I do! lt's what I get caught doing. FBLA 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Class Song5 Wittiest. PATSY JO MCMILLAN Do not pray for easy lives, pray to be stronger men. Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. Pray for powers equal to your tasks. FI-IA 15 FTA 3,4, FTA Historian 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Vice-President 45 Girls State Repre- sentative5 Miss Red Springs 35 Marshal 35 Assist- ant Chief Cheerleader 35 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, -R51-MQ Editor 45 Homeroom Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 2, 35 Glee Club 4, Glee Club 4, Glee Club President 45 Class Will 45 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Monogram Club 45 Student Council 15 Senior Play Ernestine . ll GEORGIA BLANCHE MOORE Lose as ifyou like it and win as if you were used to it FBLA 3,4, FTA 4, FHA 4. LARRY OSCAR NUNNERY May my life be a game and let me play it well. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. EDDIE KIRBY O'BRlANT You have but one life to live, so live this one as if it were your last. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Vice-President 4, FBLA 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Popular, Senior Play Mr. Crawford . JANICE FAYE OVERSTREET Great let me call him, for he conquered me. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Secretary 4, FBLA 4, FBLA Sec- retary 4, FTA 4, Glee Club 3. f M41 JUDY LYNN MCNEILL It is better to have loved once than to never have loved at all. FHA 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Newspaper Staff Treasurer 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Glee Club 4, Best Looking, Giftorian, Class Song. BRENDA MAE MERRITT How beautiful is youth, how bright it gleams, with its illusions, aspirations, and dreams. FHA 1, FTA 4, Homeroom Secretary 3, Glee Club 4, Senior Play Martha . LINDA HAGEN MERRITT Marriage is something that you have to put your whole mind to. FHA 1, 2, 3,4, FBLA 3,4, FTA 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Cutest, Cheerleader 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Red Mill 4, Class Prophecy. RAYMOND WILSON MIZE Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Football 1, 2, Basketb all 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, FTA Treasurer 4, Homeroom President 4, -lil 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Best Looking, Student Council 4, Class Poem, Senior Play Frank . 'S wwe1bza WILLIAM ELLIS PAGE It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Glee Club 4, Boys Ensemble 45 FTA 45 Senior Play Dan . Il CHARLES FISCHEL PERRY, JR. You can never judge the future by the past. Football 1, 25 Basketball 15 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Homeroom President 1,35 FTA 3, 4, FTA President 45 4. ROGER ELLSWORTH SHEATS, JR. The more the marble wastes, the more the statue grows. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Student Council 35 Marshal 35 Class Vice-President 45 Morehead Nomi- nee 45 Valedictorian5 Senior Play Bill . BARBARA MCDOUGALD SHORT Love and happine ss are the next best things to heaven. B asketb all 1, 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 FTA Vice-President 45 FBLA 45 FBLA Vice-President 45 Student Council 25 45 FI-LA 15 Girls' State Representative5 Best All Around5 Class Treasurer 45 Class Reporter 25 Homeroom President 25 I-lomeroom Secretary 35 Homeroom Treasurer 1. ALLEN DWIGHT SIMPSON He that condemneth small things shall fall by little and little. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 35 FTA 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club Vice- President 3, President 45 2, 3, 45 Best All Around, Student Council 1, 3, 4. ROY DeVONE SINGLETON, III It is better to get up late and be wide awake then, than to get up early and be asleep all day. Student Council 1, Vice-President 35 Basketball M an a g e r 35 Baseball Manager 25 Monogram Club 3, 4. BAXTER CRAVEN SMITH, Ill Without compassion you are cast into a seasonless world where you shall laugh, but not all of your laughter5 and cry, but not all of your tears. Red Mill 45 FTA 35 Track 25 Class Treasurer 1. LILLIE ADA TODD Be silent and safe. . .Silence never betrays you. Glee Club 1, 25 FHA 1, 25 FBLA 2. NATHANIEL DUNN TOIAR The greatest pleasure in the world is doing what everyone else says not to. Football 15 Basketball 15 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club President 45 FTA 3, 45 Marshal 35 Boy's State 35 Stu dent Council 4, Student Council President 45 Elm 45 Morehead Nominee 45 Class Will5 Class Poem5 Most Likely to Succeed, Senior Play Tom . ll JOHNNY MACK TYNER No man is an island, complete within himself. BARBARA ANN WARD True love never runs smoothly5 and the sunshine and rain don't come at once, so neither do my smiles and tears. FHA 1, 25 Glee Club 3,45 Monogram Club 25 FBLA 3, 45 B asketb all 1, 25 Newspaper Staff5 Historian5 Class Song, Most Popular, Senior Play Lillian . ll ROBIN ALEXANDER WATSON l was shipwrecked before I got aboard. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 3,45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. .lr 1 Q di! X-I 51,1 lm W X 22 ,L ,-L, The fall of 1954-the most intelligent class ever to enter the first grade lbegan its twelve year journey of learning. Yeah, we were the most intelligent class, all right. How about the time we hid the teacher'spocketbook at the top of the slide. That's intelligence for you. As the years went by, we learned more and more and began to look for- ward to the time, now upon us. In junior High we began to learn about literature, science, and about how to think. Those were great years, filled with good times and many parties. Those were great years! lt's a wonder this building is still here after the Class of 'Q left it. We entered high school as timid young freshmen of the highest intelli- gence. Yeah, we certainly were timid all right. How about the time several members of our class rode a bicycle down the hall and into a classroom! We were intelligent too-like the time we nearly set fire to the science lab. A number of us were tapped into the Beta Club our Sophomore year. We also enjoyed the privilege of being upper classmen. As members of the Future Teachers of America, many of us learned what our very hardworking teachers have to go through. We did our hard work our junior year selling magazines, candy and working in the junior Booth. These experiences gave us two of our fondest memories-the Washington, New York trip and our tribute to the Seniors, SOUTH PACIFIC, our Junior-Senior Prom. Yes, those were times to remember. How could anyone forget all that Emil- work? And that Washington-New York Trip! How could anyone forget one of our intelligent classmates feeding the monkeys flash bulbs, and the song of appreciation that was sung to one of our fellow classmates, a nd all the other memories. Well, atleast we have reached a goal. We, forty-four determined Seniors jnow look VAWZ back over the years of learning and working together. These few short years willremain as lasting memories because they pre- pared us to be Grand Ole Seniors, 'Tw 23 .We MOST ATHLETIC Brenda McArthur, Ray Hill WITTIEST Kathy McMillan, Norman C CUTEST 'f S f BEST ALL AROUND Barbara Short, Allen Simpson reech . . . ' E 'Q , . Jlmmy Horne Lmda Merrltt AV H am ff my ' oy ,1:fw,'.f if W 'N- S I Ahh 7,22 wi' . MOST POPULAR A f . -,rf . . sfbV K x' ?f'F Y ' Avi.. Barbara Ward, Edche O'Br1ant 1 Y . Qnffjy, Lr,Lo f xg, fri: -fl A - . - fn, fy ff' - f,-f?- 3 5 mi fill ' w,,g3 lf 3 'fy vilaif 'ff' i vf .Aff-wr Y 5 TMNNB 3 f f f -- -4 1 4 , ff A N' S' . Q 5i'fA'3,, K . , , fi Q .-- . 1 ..., ' - 1 E . - X Q I 25,3 f X .. , ,ff ,Q A ' -' ' . 1 o,.,.... , M M 175 X ip. A. ' TUN 1 - l S X R Pima FRIENDLIEST Junior Bowen, Shelby Davis BEST DRESSED Betty High, Johnny McArthur 5: BEST LOOKING Ray Mize, Judy McNeill MOST VERSATILE Ola Hart Clinton, Tommy McArthur W., A , ww g MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nat Tolar, Patsy McMillan aigmle After six weeks of long, hard, and enjoyable work we were ready for the big night. Under the guidance of Mrs. Shirley Hudgins our play, BELLES ON THEIR TOES, presented on April 29, was a great success. And she bent over to pick up her pocketbook. . . Engaged! To be married? 1 took the money bgx by mistake, I'11 bring you all the nicest surprises. 26 Mrs. Gilbreth. . . . . . Anne. . . Ernestine. . . Martha. . . Frank ,.... Bill. . . Lillian .... Fred .... Dan .... jack .... Bob .......... Tom, the cook .... Cousin Leora. . Mr. Hathaway. Doctor Bob .... The Policeman David Loring. . .Gloria Connelly Brenda McArthur . Patsy McMillan . .Brenda Merritt . . . Ray Mize . . .Roger Sheats . . . Barbara Ward . . Ronnie Currie ... Billy Page .. .jimmy Horne William Carlisle ......Nat Tolar Ola Hart Clinton Larry Holcomb Jimmy McKellar . Eddie O'Briant johnny McBryde Al, you're the cats. Left to Right: William Carlisle, Barbara Ward, Ray Mize, Roger Sheats, Jimmy McKellar, Gloria Connelly, Nat Tolar, Brenda Merritt, Brenda McArthur, Patsy McMillan, Ola Hart Clinton, Larry Holcomb, Tommy McArthur, Eddie O'Briant, Ronnie Currie, Billy Page, Jimmy Horne, johnny McBryde. -- 27 The long awaited moment Scenes from the Senior Go-Go Party ' 1.9661 . . Mascots - Joanna McMillan, Mark McKellar W 10306193406 As aclass, we leave with many memories of the with courage for the future. past and -ww-Q--ss-N..W,ssf.s.,r..... 2 i fm-wg A. 2 if Capping Exercises - f ,M M 5 , fame V V - V we ,fw,Q. 1,5 LSL? E 1 2 2 '3'f1:91f-25 15 Z7 ,Hr A 4 if 3 f .mf wwf. K . were 'TW i ,EN V Z .,, 1 ii? Z ' m 1, ,5?, f 'MEI If 1 - iw ,, 4 The Valediction Recognition of Mr. McNeill ' Z ,, 5 fr dm ' 'fe .,- .mf-y ,, , V, .HQ 5 QQ! :Qs ,ff .Emu 1 1, . H51 ,ug 5:42, A, 2 ,5,gfgm,, -2 3, afmsiz 5 . ,N- ,, , X X ,. F1- -,Q-1ga1.e.Xx X Wmfezmvfgm Left to Rig-ht, Seated: Sidney Campen, Secretaryg Linda Arrington, Joe McPhau1 Vice-President. Thalbert Adams Linda Arrington Sherry Baldwin John Baxley Shirley Baxley Linda Bennetts Randy Brown Danny Bullard zmfabfz Miss Turner Mrs, Hudgins Mr. Ray QE Treasurer. Standing: Larry McRacken, Presidentg 4 30 Jimmy Bullard Sidney Campen Cheryl Carpenter Mary Ruth Cathey Brenda Collins Earl Collins Riley Crawford Larry Culbreth fwehvyajmubfa 31 Wandre Edens Frank Edgerton Doris Edwards Jerry Elkins Suzie Ellis Dennis Furmage Cecil Garner Michael Graham jane Hair Jerry Hales Della Hickman Mary Ann High W.I. Hill jerry Hord Billie Humphrey Harold johnson Robert Lewis Sandy Livingston Frances May Rebecca McConnaughey Ann Mc Donald Danny Mc Doug ald Dorice Mcllwain Lura McLe an Rachel McLean jimmy McMillan Michael McMillan Patsy McMillan Linwood McNair Emily McNeill Frances McNeill Joe McPhaul Www, 99,69 ik -E 33 Larry McRacken Wanda Mishoe Dorothy Moody Mickey Nobles Beverly Nye David Odom Jimmy Owens Patsy Owens Emma Townsend Linda Tuck Malcolm Varnum Gale Walters Weldon Walters Ann Watson Dave Watson Steve Tolar Not Pictured Sffwwkw Norma jean Phillips Kathy Pridgen Jerry Rogers Louise Scheele Bobbie Schell John Sheats Linda Smith Kenneth Todd 5 41 2 , i 9 - The John A-Go-Go One of the gang. awww 0- 0 ' ' S9 S9 T m n 1 -X M! GIRLS STATE - Wandre Edens and Sidney Campen BOYS STATE - john Sheats and Larry McRacken 35 5, L L A ,. What Now My Love? Surf City, U. S. 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S1 5 N ., S ig 2 K ifxgiif if if 3 X x E 5 2 X sgusf if if That Old Black Magic 36 SW fem WM Left to Right: Ed Leigh, Treasurerg Morris Marley, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Currie, Presidentg Janice Watson, Sec Douglas Adams Tommy Autry Allen Barlow Rebecca Baxley Sherry Berrier Rod Beverly Cathy Bounds Phil Bragg Deborah Brighman Janet Bunnells Carol Burchett Cynthia Carver Elizabeth Chance Tana Coleman Dolly Collins .SW Miss Rountree Mrs. Stanton Mrs. Paris .,,., 43, v ..V, , f , , ,LE f f A av 91, A f 1 f New A, 'va 37 Ea M If , ,awww Michael Cummings Barbara Currie Harold Davis Michael Davis jo Ann Davis Eugene Deaton Addie Dunahoe jimmy Edwards Carl Fields Norman Furmage Geraldine Garland Jane Garner Eileen Hagen Willard Haggins Sharon Hicks Gary Hope Furman Humphrey Faye Ivey Brenda Jackson Kathy jackson .1 -cgi 612 You cl better rest while you can! ! ! Nancy Jackson Ernie Johnson Ed Leigh David Locklear Susie Locklear Eva Long Sandra Long William Lovin Morris Marley Walter Marley Janice Martin John Maxwell Sylvia McArthur Charles McBryde Kathy McCaskill Jeanie McCloskey Robert Mc Doug ald Bruce McKenzie Gwendelyn McNair Dickie Nye X' , 15, 'M if fm , 'Q A13ll4w4-40,4 , X 1530! 39 Scrub 'em good! Carole White Helen Williams Z Vw. - H M, 2 'ima--.M I ' .sz ' Q, mg: f Barbara Odom Karen Odom Ruthie Odom Sara Ormand Glenn Parler Mickey Parnell Julia Ray Steve Sessoms Richard Sheats Harriet Smith Debbie Stevenson Gene Townsend John Edward Townsend Roger Walters Janice Watson Really Girls! Oh no, they didn't! And if elected. . . 97 'Mm ' Left to Right: Betsy Wilson, Presidentg Pam Overstreet, Treasurerg Bobby McMillan, Vice-President C G A Secretary. Warren Anderson C. G. Arrington Ruth Ballance jake Baxley Charlie Bodenheimer Marcia Bracy Florine Branch Beverly Britt Judy Bruce Lacy Bruce Harriet Buie Joe Buie Hilda Bunnells Pat Cates William Cathey pi' 1 n ,M f 1 if Q M. , my WAKE kf 'us, , L J A A B W -B. 'A A . I -sy. ,r l 1 fm f ,gyms 5,3 A V K + ' fz1f'7l k ' iw , , 7 I fr I my , ' Q -' V ' H: fisgfjl, x A . , an ' ,. WN, V , ' ' ' 1 UV 1 Q f A 'JT aw! ,N Q Wwmgwm Mm fdlwffffww f as ,. f T - ep, .,,. ' If fail W ,. V 5 Q 5 I ,I -ws? P' Q fa 1 W N u Roy Hall Jackie Hammonds Kathy Hawks Kay Herndon Kenny Hester Really Joe, You're not that shy. Bill Coleman David Collins Richard Connelly Dianne Davis Marie Davis al- 'kil : f D or r L , .,iL -1 , we-N V,M:.L w lg.. 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'f ' 97 44 Mac McDonald Billy Mclnnis Bobby McMillan Eloise McNeill John McNeill Glenn McQueen Roosevelt McRae Wanda Miller Kenneth Monroe Gary Moody S9 7 ' you mme Becky Watson Harriet Watson Darlene Wiggins Randy Williams Debby Williford Betsy Wilson Charles Winters Pat Winters Johnny Young Bruce Willoughby Not Pictured A Winner! :Q- , 1. H g h' K 12fl'ff f1w2f , va, -, , w X5 'if 9 lkzf --I l m: MM. f, ge f , , ff,,fsw,:- -214, , f, rw, .- , A. , W, ,YV ... , . mu 11- A 'M H fl! .. SK 152 U ':iiEi:l'i 551 f fl- if E '42 IT' 'Qi P my M f 'i we X gmt' ' Pl K T 3 , 2 gsififlwxmg 1, ima, fszfwifaz 4Qgi?grg21ig51,i,, S yy in F , J 5 X 6' f. 725593 532231 , 'W W: r fifflbi l ss X s 'Nm QSWM Donna Moore Ernie Morgan Billy Nichols Anne Nicholson Pam Overstreet Tommy Parler Becky Phillips Tommy Prevatte john Robertson Sammy Smith Diane Stephenson Carlton Stewart Gwen Taylor Suzanne Townsend Timmy Tyner 1 'ks x ' - 'M' . A . Xu Bet your boots, Granny ! Ha, Ha, Ha! Oh, How Happy You Have Made Me. . . I-Iittin' the bottle again? 9533 SPR! R1 0 WQQQ5 WO? GM W gi g 3 Q96 J 5' Q59 0 scvx QQQQQ Standing: Wandre Edens, Assistant Editor, Patsy McMillan, Editor-in-Chief. Seated: Miss Turner and Miss Rountree, Advisors. Decisions, decisions, decisions. . .layout. . .Miss Rountree and Miss Turner, helpful advisors. . . anxiety of picture taking. . .missing classes. . .meeting dead- lines. . .selling ads. . .hopes of best annual yet. . . tired, tired, tired staff. . .finally an annual. First Row, left to right: Brenda McArthur, Miss Rountree, Wandre Edens, Patsy McMillan, Miss Turner, Charles Perry. Second Row: Betty McArthur, Bobbie Lou Schell, Sylvia McArthur, B. C. Smith, Jimmy McMillan, Michael McMillan, Mary Ann High, Ola Hart Clinton. Third Row: '66 Patsy McMillan .... Wandre Edens ..... Brenda McArthur .... Charles Perry ....... Michael McMillan .... Sylvia McArthur .... Betty McArthur .... Mary Ann High .... Jimmy Home ...... Bobbie Lou Schell. . . Allen Simpson ..... B. C. Smith ..... Ronnie Currie ..... Jimmy McMillan .... Barbara Short ...... Nat Tolar ......... Ola Hart Clinton .... Johnny McArthur .... Linda Merritt ...... Randy Brown ....... Tommy McArthur ..... Dorice McIlwain ....... Ray Mize ......... ............ Miss Turner and Miss Rountree. . . 'W , ., .lv AN UAL srnrr . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . .Assistant Editor . . . . Senior Editor . . . . Senior Editor junior Editor Sophomore Editor . . . Freshman Editor . . . . Sports Editor . . Sports Editor . . . . . Club Editor .. . . . . Club Editor . . . Photograph Editor . . . . . Photographer . . . Photographer . . . Typing Editor . . . . Typing Editor . . . Snapshot Editor . . . Snapshot Editor ...........Sales .........Sales . . . .Art Editor . . . Advertising . . . . Advertising . ..... Advisors Jimmy Horne, Allen Simpson, Johnny McArthur, Ray Mize, Nat Tolar, Dorice McIlwain, Linda Merritt, Ronnie Currie. fNot Picturedjs Barbara Short, Randy Brown, Tommy McArthur. LS- I 48 .Sfhmfmi S9 - of '66 Left to Right, Seated: Sidney Campen, Mrs. Dave Currie, Berrier, Billy McArthur, Dave Watson, Ann Love, Glenn Brenda Dunahoe, Frank Edgerton, Nat Tolar, Michael McQueen, Ray Mize, John Sheats, Jimmy Horne, Helen Davis, Mr. Thigpen, Karen Odom. Standing: Sherry Williams, Charles Perry, Larry McRacken. The purpose of this organization is to secure and main- tain co-operation in orde r to make our school a better place in which to live, work, and play. fx ,FU 1 , f x r 4, X M Q3 r Xgj or o Left to Right: B r e n da Dunahoe, Treas- urerg Nat Tolar, President, Frank Edgerton, , Vice-President, Michael Davis, Secretary. 49 I I I Left to Right, Seated: Betty Anderson, Mrs. Gill, Larry McRacken, Nat Tolar, Patsy McMillan, Sidney Campen, Rebecca McConnaughey, Dorothy Moody, Ann Mc Donald, S e c ond Row: Frances McNeill, Mickey Nobles, Frank mgjgm 3522 50.-QLD .femiw Wrnfusvg' 25:3 U' m- wwgfa 22.595 5- mo OCED' F1532 - Q. mmap S-go? M503 :grin ro'--gg f-fn,-, fsiog 2552 LQ Q-sm E515 QU-ID hglz, 5:-:s SWB S Shag Wumsq '4Dmsn P S i d n e y Campen, Secretary, Larry McRacken, Treasurerg Nat Tolar, President, Patsy McMillan, Vice-President. . .' X N Character, leadership, scholarship, and s e rv i c e are the foundations of the National Beta Club, a national organization for recog- nition of honor students. Tapping Exercise 50 First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Short, Vice-President, Charles Perry, President, Betty High, Secretary, Linda Bennetts, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Wandre Edens, Co-Historian, Ray Mize, Treasurer, Michael McMillan, Co-Historian. To learn about the teaching profession, its opport- unities, its responsibilities, and its important role in our democracy is the primary objective ofthe Future Teachers of America. To cultivate the qualities of personality, character, and leadership essential in good teachers is the second distinctive goal. First Row, Left to Right: Mickey Nobles, Bobbie Lou Schell, Doris Edwards, Blanche Moore, Janice Overstreet, Norma jean Phillips, Linda Tuck, Frances McNeill, Ann McDonald, Sidney Campen, Mary Ann High, Dorothy Moody, Suzie Ellis, Wandre Edens. Second Row: Linda Arrington, Beverly Nye, Betty Anderson, Gloria Connelly, Linda Merritt, Shelby Davis, Frances May, Patsy Owens, Dorice Mcllwain, Emily McNeill, Sherry Baldwin, Brenda . gr -s ....... i Merritt, Wanda Lou Mishoe, Brenda McArthur, Patsy McMillan. Third Row:Allen Simpson, jimmy McKellar, Riley Crawford, john Sheats, Randy Brown, David Odom, Michael McMillan, Jimmy Owens,, Dave Watson, Jimmy M c Mill an, Frank Edgerton, Roger Sheats, Rebecca McConnaughey, Robin Watson, Linda Bennetts, Nat Tolar, Mary Ruth Cathey, Betty High, Mrs. Elizabeth Currie, Charles Perry. QNot Picturedj Barbara Short. 2 5 E E-3 Q9 .fir AMCDFS Left to Right, Kneeling: Patsy Owens, Dorothy Moody, Bobbie Lou Schell, Beverly Nye, Jane Hair, Janice Overstreet, Doris Edwards, Gale Walters. First Row: Janet Graham, Harriet Buie, Darlene Wiggins, Susie Ellis, Cherry Maynor, Kay Herndon, Pam Overstreet, Diane Overstreet, Diane Stephenson, Betsy Wilson, Gwen Taylor, Eloise McNeill, Donna Moore, Mrs. Stanton. Second Row: Kathy McMillan, Hilda Bunnells, Janet Bunnells, M elaney Emmons, Joan Humphrey, Anne Nicholson, Deborah Lester, Harriet Watson, Marie Davis, Kathy Hawks, Suzanne Townsend, Carol Jenkins, Becky Watson, use agmalggg QPA Mary Lee Hill, Donna Hollis. Third Row: Eileen Hagen, Sh aron Hicks, Ann Watson, Sara Orman, Norma Jean Phillips, Della Hickman, Sylvia Ann Locklear, Carolyn Locklear, Jackie I-lammonds, Wanda Miller, Judy Bruce, Betty Anderson, Marsha Bracey, Becky Phillips. Fourth Row: Blanche Moore, Linda Merritt, Harriet Smith, Debbie Williford, Diane Davis, Shelby Davis, Carol Burcham, Frances May, Anne Love, Ruth Balance, Brenda Dunahoe, Pat Winters, Geraldine Garland, Susan Gecovis, Pat Cates, Betty McArthur, Linda Tuck. W6MwMaWmzmzMWeat?0QyWMuJa uMKfn . 15 NN Wo 9 O 'bo . F1 J 'E'- : -1 13 f . EL fi The purpose of the Future I-lomemakers of Amer ica is to acquaint its members with their future rolls as homemakers and to improve their present home relationship STATE DEGREE WINNER Janice Overstreet MY N Fi ' ,, ' S ., 1 ' ' -va ., ,..,. , , VF? m -rx M QW ws, 4 az 1 if is ev ,N-w FHA SWEETHEART Shelby Davis BETTY CROCKER AWARD Janice Overstreet Left to Right First Row Eloise McNeill, Doris Edwards, Bobbie Lou Schell, Gale Walters, Dorothy Moody, Janice Overstreet Second Row Mrs Stanton, Patsy Owens, Beverly Nye Jane Hair l X 9 The Red Springs Department of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica, under the leadership of Mr. W.A. McLeod, is continuing as .Q f s in the tradition of the past. We fi are continuing to aid the school in many phases of construction. We are in a new phase of ag- riculture, studying the aspects of farming from textbooks. We hope to continue these traditions in the coming years. Y rx r oc. xg? 'QI Left to Right: Mickey Parnell, Reporter, Eddie O'Briant, Vice-President, John U McArthur, President, Larry Nunnery, Treasurer, Robert Lewis, Secretary. Second Row: Ray Hill, Sentinel, Mr. McLeod, Advisor. 21:25 X: gy. q logfn - I Q! 3 C ' J 1 o N1 6 , . 6. C 6 CJ Left to Right, First Row: Bruce Willoughby, Danny Lewis, Tommy Prevatte, Gary Moody, Randy Williams, Lacy Bruce, Charles Winters, William Carlisle, Furman Humphrey, Malcolm Varnum, Dennis Furmage, Talmadge Evers, john Baxley, Harold johnson, Doug Adams, Tommy Shepard, jimmy Edwards, Mr. McLeod. Second Row: Robert Lewis, Kenneth Moore, Kenny Hester, Warren Anderson, Bruce McKenzie, Weldon Walters, Earl Collins, Eddie O'Briant, Ray Hill, Bobby McMillan, C.G. Arrington, Thalbert Adams, Richard Connelly, Harold Davis, Glenn McQueen, Kenneth Todd, john McArthur. Third Row: Ernie Morgan, Roosevelt M6Rae, W. G. Lewis, Billy Nichols, Charles Lee, junior Bowen, johnny Young, Ioe Hord, Mickey Parnell, Norman Creech, W.j'. Hill, Larry Nunnery, jerry Rogers, Danny McDougald, johnny Furmage, Butch McDougald, Addie Dunahoe, jerry Hales, Larry Culbreth, Eugene Deaton, Gene Townsend, David Collins. yamwe, I 'Nita First Row, Left to Right: Judy McNeill, Betty High, Betty Anderson, Janice Overstreet, Barbara Ward. Second Row: Blanche Moore, Gale Walters, Faye Ivey, Norma Jean Phillips, Cheryl Carpenter. Third Row: Della Hickman, Frances May, Patsy Owens, Linda Smith, Shelby Davis. Fourth Row: Miss Rountree, Ray Hill, Linda Merritt, Gloria Connelly, Eddie O'Briant, Miss Turner. fNot Picturedj Barbara Short. Miss Rountree, Advisor, Miss Turner, Advisor, Betty Anderson, President, Janice O v e r st r e e t, Secretary, Judy McNeill, Treasurer, Barbara Ward, Historian, Betty High, Reporter, Eddie O'Briant, Parliamentarian. QNot Picturedj Barbara Short, Vice-President. The Future Business Leaders ofAmer- 7 ica is an organization open to business students. The main objective of this club is to promote a better understanding of j ir,11 the business world and to prepare the stu- dent for the business world ahead of him. :E li F V U T U R E B USINESS L EAQNERS A MERICA L53 ff Q. J If Miss Love, D ir e ct or, Sidney Campen, Rebecca Mc- C o n n a u g h e y, Emily McNeill, Barbara Currie, Eloise M cN e i ll, Ola Hart Clinton. QNot Picturedj Wandre Edens. The prime object of Glee Club has been to fam- iliarize the students with the best in music. B a x t e r Smith, junior Bowen, Michael Graham, Sandy Livingston, Ray Mize, Tommy McArthur, Ronnie Currie, Larry Holcomb, Billy Page, Miss Love, Director. First Row, Left to Right: Mary Ann High, Judy McNeill, B arb ar a Ward, jerry Rogers, Michael Graham, junior B ow e n, Baxter Smith, William Carlisle, Ann Watson, Patsy J. McMillan, Patsy jackson, Louise Scheele, Miss Love. S e c ond Row: Eileen Hagen, Ann McDonald, Rebecca M c C o nn a ug h e y, Sara Ormand, Tommy M cArthur, Sandy Livingston, Larry Holcomb, jimmy Horne, Billy Page, Shirley Baxley, Norma jean Phillips, Brenda Collins. Third Row: Gloria jean Connelly, Linda Merritt, Deborah Brigham, Norman Creech, Steve Tolar, Ray Mize, johnny McArthur, john Hair, Ronnie Currie, Shelby Davis, Brenda McArthur, Sherry Baldwin, Patsy E. M CM i 1 l a n, Brenda Merritt, Ola Hart Clinton, Ac- companist. Z Valedictorian Salutatorian Qwfmaf Roger Sheats Sally Cummings ,f.W,, 56 Marshals Morehead Candidates Linda Bennetts, Chief: Michael Mc Millang Dorice Nat Tolar, Roger Sheats Mcllwaing Rebecca McConnaughey5 Sidney Campen. Irby Award Winner Good Citizenship Award Nat Tolar Ola Hart Clinton 57 , 0 I Six x WH' is A X X Brenda McArthur Brenda Dunahoe Linda Arrington fig T X V -.Se 5 .A p Becky Watson Mary Ann High 3 A ' -1'f I: : ',.f 1 - -' 'Q'f M ee-- , 1 j 1 A ..: A L .Qt K.v.. 5- ,,. ., .,,m , ,. Judy McNeill Kay Herndon Wandre Edens a ee j eeeel ,eee e ,,e,, n bh, , 1 NX? ? ,Q,, Deborah Brighman Tana Coleman Barbara Currie 58 -QESQ 9 SPRWQQQ M7 03' QI' 535 Q O O Q75 KM , N, Ms M 0 QQ' scvx QQZQWZQW A ciaxwl I I I .1 Q 5 4 Jie ,SW ,mf ,.., , The M onog ra m Club is an organization c om p o s e d of all students in high school who have earned a letter in sports. The chief aim of this club is to promote and improve school spirit. First Row, Left to Right: Allen Simpson, Larry McRacken. Sec- ond Row: jimmy Horne, Ray Hill, Frank Edgerton. First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Templeton, Advisor, Patsy M cMi lla n, Dorice Mcllwain, Barbara Currie, Janice Watson, Karen Odom, Wanda Mishoe. Second Row: Linda Arrington, Sherry Baldwin, Mary Ann High, Judy McNeill, Mickey Nobles, Eddie O'Briant, Frank Edgerton. Third Row: William Carlisle, Dee Singleton, jimmy Horne, Ray Mize, Ronnie Currie, Ray Hill. Fourth Row: Tommy Autry, Jimmy Bullard, Joe McPhau.l, johnny McArthur, I ohnny McBryde, jerry Elkins. Fifth Row: jimmy McKellar, Earl Collins, Riley Crawford, Larry McRacken. Whom! .Wwmdl Wham! - Wanda Mishoe Karen Odom Chief Cheerleader Assistant Chief The cheerleaders encourage school spirit and good sportsmanship. Whether singing our Alma Mater or yelling for victory, many sad and wonderful moments have been a part of cheering for our squad this year. Cynthia Carver Suzanne Townsend Mary Ruth Cathey Sherry Berrier E .C CC C C CCCC C C C in 4 W I First Row: Mrs. Gill, Advisorg Wanda Mishoe, Chiefg Suzanne Townsend, Sherry Berrier, Karen Odom, Asst. Chiefg Mary Ruth Cathy, Cynthia Carver, Linda Hagen Merritt. .mgxqww ,yamwmemm Mr. Smith, C oach 'W 1 ,f, ,I ik , 6 ft W4 if Red Springs 6 O 34 13 36 33 O 40 33 7 26 12 Ray Hill, Co-Captain Eddie O'Briant, Co-Captain 1965-66 Schedule Aberdeen Littlefield Ellerbee Orrum Southern Pines Rowland Maxton Laurel I-Iill St. Pauls Seventy-First State Playoffs Barlett-Yancey Glenn Alpine Larry McRacken Q' ul ili V Qi L N 'Xh'A .,.',' johnny McBryde -S ii .-,..o ,..-- X xx 'N 1 -. Hifi I lf. M.. -M . ,J ,..,, 5. A .,.. .iii J Earl Collins Opponent 32 19 14 7 35 6 14 0 O 6 19 34 li 'L 'fa First Row, Left to Right: jerry Hales, Joe McPhaul, Cecil Garner, Bobby McMillan, Michael Davis, Eddie O'Briant, Jimmy Horne, Glenn McQueen. Second Row: C. G. Arrington, Ray I-Iill, Larry McRacken, Bill Coleman, Earl C ollins, W.j', Hill, Charles McBryde, Roy Hall. Third Row: Bruce Kinlaw, Frank Edgerton, johnny McBryde, jerry Elkins, john Maxwell, Weldon Walters, Ed Leigh, Johnny Robertson, Norman Creech, Stewart Smith, Coach. Jimmy Horne Frank Edgerton Michael Davis Joe McPhaul ' f 1: '5' - K ... fvffrfjff, A 'tr -'Snag - W e : N .- Q 5- f iiwririm-n.. ,-., . ' - . 2 ':- vr -- sw be ft , t : 1 34 , 5 43423-.m. Q Q , z 'if '31-1 -.? ??ilv!iiaf1ge-it 7 ai ' - Cecil Garner Way? ' 9604042 1965-66 Schedule Red Springs 46 St. Pauls 34 Wagram 57 Gibson 40 St. Pauls 26 Parkton 30 Littlefield 56 Maxtzon 46 Wagram 42 Vardell Hall 44 Orrum 63 Rowland 56 St. Pauls 56 Maxton 48 Parkton 63 Vardell Hall 47 Rowland 31 Littlefield 55 Orrum County Tournament 48 St. Pauls 25 Littlefield Barbara Currie Janice Watson Opponent 20 27 19 28 32 2 l 12 23 20 26 24 34 20 46 13 22 34 20 25 27 Trophy Winners: Most Improved, Janice Watsong Most Valuable, Mickey Nobles. Dorice McIlwain Dorothy Moody 64 ,ww MK R, , 4 Q42 ,,,, , ,,,.,,,X v,.. F Y,,, A.,, X X,,,X VLWXMQ' Qffii Left to Right: Dorothy Moody, Kathy McCaskill, Brenda Baldwin, Mickey Nobles, Barbara Currie, Janice Watson, Dunahoe, Linda A r rin g t o n, Dorice Mclwain, Sherry Coach Smith. wad Linda Arrington, Mickey Nobles, Coach Smith. 65 Watch out for flying basketballs. .,.. ,X - . X is ' - f X i f XX, X X , il r Xe. i X s -f:sifsIQ:si,f1:Q if' 1w6'3f?1z , Q X- 'X i 2 - ,,.... X, , V, X X , , -4 ik- .,,, 'X I ,N ' ' Q L ' 1911- Sega X K M 1 2 Q Q lie 5 M XX X X X Q53 f, f x Xu X I N' Q ffxilwxi fi Qimwx Xa gi S Ss WX X kr W' I? W i 1 'K 9 - ,X ' if XX X X ' ff , I-rr Y-,lilfi X -X P X ,,.. ,Q L SS!! is? :Ji - - v ii? :ei ' X X X 2 X -NX 1 X i K? -ip 5, ES, X s. r X we 5 XX5- X X -7-f f'i': 7 1965-66 Schedule Red Springs 75 St. Pauls 85 Wagram 74 Gibson 76 St. Pauls 68 Parkton 52 Littlefield 58 Maxton 76 Wagram 72 Orrum 83 Rowland 30 St. Pauls 63 Maxton 59 Parkton 58 CMA 79 Rowland 51 Littlefield 89 Orrum County Tournament 78 Rowland 62 Parkton 60 Littlefield District Tournament 64 Clarkton 67 Boone Trail 50 West End Earl Collins, jimmy Horne, Eddie O'Briant, Coach Templeton. wmxlkeiafw OPPOHCITC jump Eddie, jump Allen Simpson Ray Hill Left Nye, to Right: Larry McRacken, jimmy Horne, Dickie Allen Simpson, Mr. Templeton, Coach. Managers: Joe johnny McBryde, W.j. I-Iill, Ray Hill, Eddie Buie, Tommy Autry, Billy McArthur, Riley Crawford. O'Briant, C. G. Arrington, jerry Elkins, Earl Collins, J waz - we- OZM .flf S9 ' Eddie O'Briant jimmy Horne johnny McBryde 67 vmmwmfgfw 1965-66 Schedule Red Springs Opponent Red Springs Opponent 4 Lauxinburg 8 4 Maxton O 4 St. Pauls 6 15 Maxton 4 1 Littlefield 15 5 Raeford 1 4 Maxton 4 9 CMA 5 4 Rowland 1 4 Parkton 2 County Tournament 1 St. Pauls 6 6 Orrum 1 6 Orrum 3 2 Littlefield 1 2 Littlefield 1 5 St. Pauls 1 5 Laurinburg 10 3 PSIKISOI1 1 District Tournament 5 O1'1'111T1 1 3 Central 2 7 Rowland 4 Freeze! Looks like a homer! Second Row: Bill Templeton, Coach, Norman Furmage, Left to Right, First Row: Charlie Bodenheimer, Manager, Bill Coleman, Michael Cummings, Dickie Nye, Gary Hope, Larry M cR a cke n, Robert Forloines, Manager. joe McPhaul, Michael Davis, C.G. Arrington, Ed Leigh, johnny Young, Allen Simpson. ff i Q 4 68 wmfma 09w9'hmAA'hm . 1965-66 Schedule Red Springs Opponent 89 Littlefield 36 44 Lumberton 51 172 St. Pauls 70 Clinton 50 112 1 14 Littlefield 65 40 Massey Hill 42 Maxton 73 42 St. Pauls 46 84 Maxton 45 98 112 Littlefield 30 172 County 96 Littlefield 73 46 Maxton 42 Maxton 58 St. Pauls 35 3 ' T, hy W :L M wa,k,.1 -git? Q rv qi, Av K V VA , li vb., 1 . , 'M 1 ' f .5 2 ' , +P 259 4 ' J 'wi ,i W' . 1 . ' , 5924219 7 -elf 'L 'tiff N- fret K--, my f:,, 122,525 JK? E, XQ 1?'ff5iff-' 'iifffiggwleii 4 Hin! rvvffigg ' f f' fi , Qi f,55firE42'1 ,f., Hgy,egf,',, f , ,L,v 1 ' i , ,S fii' f I '- f 'i -'V -rfiy .X ,W V, A Vfr ,f gwew ,iu5x,f,wV,,, ,ff7xg,i,33f-,Q , .i - 7 7 , .- 2 -iii 4' 1 L' ' wwf-f 121 fgvfwf mi ww 1 ff f 1 ,S5'fg:,f'1if 'H ' ff' Y 'f dv? fr1'7'?1a4wem. , , ,pg 't',' Don't just Stand there! Get going! Left to Right, First Row: Stewart Smith, Coach, jimmy Horne, Larry Culbreth, Harold Johnson, john Robertson, Bruce M CK e nzi e, David Collins, Earl Collins, Mac MCD onald, Tommy Autry, Glenn Parler, Tommy Let I-Ier Fly! Shepard, Billy Mclnnis. Second Row: Jerry Hales, jerry Elkins, Frank Edgerton, Charles McBryde, john Maxwell, Ray Hill, Eddie O'Briant, Bobby McMillan, W.I. Hill, john Townsend, Willard Haggins. 69 Www Wm am Ray Hill - Most Valuable in Football Ray Hill - Most Valuable in Basketball jimmy Horne - Most Improved in Football Eddie O'B1-iant - Most Improved in Basketball Allen Simpson - Best All Around Athlete Cla 4 A Norman Furmage - Most Valuable in Baseball Earl Collins - Most Valuable in Track Larry McRacken - Most Improved in Baseball Bobby McMillan - Most Improved in Track 70 yd Qzm la awww 9533 Q Q9 SPRWQQQ fi? 0: ff' QQ 3 O EE E O on 1 Nl MS M Q QQ? 5360 Qggg9 u n Independent Insurance Agency Earl Watson Se -. ,. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 'P 'J Home office - cowmsus, onto formally: FARM IUIEAU INSURANCE Fire - Lite - Casualty Phone 843-491 1 Red Springs, North Carolina Dunn's Appliances Center G .E. Appliances TV - Stereo - Furniture Phone 843-4081 Red Springs, North Carolina Shell Brothers Construction Company SQ Shell Brothers Builders Supply Phone B43-4831 Red Springs, North Carolina M. 81 S. Motor, Co Chrysler 84 Plymouth Sales 81 Service Body Repair Frames and Wheels Balanced Phone 843-4441 Red Springs, North Carolina Cc Alexander' 5 rommc.. Insu ronce Ponficucl Us For Your Insurance Needs lnfefnvfiorwl HUVVGSIGV PIMQSAS-4871 R. D. McMillan, Inc Red Springs Soles cmd Service Pcuris North Caroline: Phone 843-486i Red Springs, North Corolino Roeford Worsied Plonr and Pacific Mills Dyeing units of BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. 73 Billy Currie ' Bracy Trading Co Insurance Agency Security Insurance The Friendly Store Companies Hardware - Appliances Liteg Healthg Hailg Auto Red Springs Red Springs North Carolina North Carolina McKeithan's Robertson's Mobil Service H a rdware Complete Line Building Materials Gas Oil Tires Washing 8. Expert Oliver Farming Implements Lubrication Red Springs Red Springs North Carolina North Carolina 74 GRANTHAM INSURANCE AGENCY Your Independent Agent For Insurance Service Hiram Grantham Red Springs, North Carolina FIoyd's Alignment I I . Auto Service Cen er and Upholstery Service We Sell Safety Oliver 854 Chase Farm Machinery Floyd McMiIIian General Auto and Tractor Repairs Phone 843-470i Clinton, Briggs SQ Straton Motors Red Springs, North Carolina 75 State Seafood, Inc. Save Money Not Stamps Red Springs, North Carolina Parleris Service 4, kg .W L A.. 1 4. K1 Yf lu llll ' 2 1593523745 'P' G lenn E . Parler, Prop . Gas Oil Washing Greasing Red Springs North Carol ina Phone 843-48l l General Auto Sales Inc. Buick - Oldsmobile GMC Trucks Sales 8 Service Phone 843-4491 Red Springs, North Carolina Bayne's Variety Store 5qfoS1.00 South Main Street Red Springs, North Carolina Phone 843-4316 Pine Needle Florist ond Gilt Slwop Corsoges, Potted Plonts Weddings Cut Flowers for All Occasions 843-4Ol5 Lumberton Rodd Red Springs, Nortlw Corolino Compliments ot Ben Compen 84 Compony Cotton Merclwonts Red Springs Nortlw Co rol i no Compliments ot CELLUKNIT CCRPORATION DIVISICJN OF GENESCO, INC. Red Springs, Nortlw Corolino 77 TOWNSEND'S PHARMACY C4-ff TIGR IIS RcISp g N IIC I LUMBEE RIVER ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION O dsyrh as Rdsp 9 N hcl First Union National i X Professional Banking for Red Springs For 65 years Red Springs Funeral Home With Our Compliments Phone 843-4l28 Red Springs, North Carolina pfzmmwf QQWIXZMZ6 GRAHAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Headquarters For all Sport Clothes Home of all National Advertised Brands Red Springs, North Carolina l9l6-i966 Our 50th Anniversary 79 Southern Notionol Bonk Red Springs +G-mi 'TL W , :it D C ii rug O' XTffgL5Ni3ggyrfi ' TY 'Eff Service None Better Red Springs, North Corolino Serving Robeson County for 68 yeors JOHN'S TEXACO SERVICE, INC. 80 Meer Your Friends of Our Complimenfs of Wood's Snoclc Bor 3 Telephone: 843-465i S323 RED SPRINGS MOTORS, INC. E -H X . li. A You Con Poy More li' Z i i Bur or 5? You Cc1n'f Buy Better FORD - FALCON - FAIRLANE - MUSTANG - LTD. T-BIRD - FORD TRUCKS Phone: 843-5l35 Cor Plozo 843:5T27 Mobile Homes ond Trovel Trciilers Red Springs, Norfn Corolino 'E C I '4 INCODPCRAYED BUY FROM 1770096 HDD S49 VE MORE 81 Town and Country Beauty Shop with compliments Ann Garner 843-55615 Red Springs North Carolina VEEUAQLES 7 f if ff' X A Q l lvl EMS M66 iq e X X-ulQ.rWg f -:Ak .5 4 iii H2 a S7 S Cox's Supermarket with our compliments Phone 843-5561 Red Springs North Carolina Belle-Hensdale Home of Better Values Dial 843-4981 Red Springs North Carol ina Western Auto Associate Store Home Suppl ies Auto Accessories Owned SQ Operated by Paul E. Lester and W.W. Lester Red Springs North Carolina 82 GDOM 'S SUPERMARKET Your Hometown Grocery 1913-1965 We Give S 31 H Green Stamps Red Springs North Carolina Royal Jewelers For the Finest Quality ln National Advertised Merchandise Visit Royal Jewelers The Home of Lasting Gifts Phone 843-5444 Red Springs, North Carolina The Red Springs Citizen A Progressive Newspaper tor A Progressive Community 83 MAC-LAND CHEVROLET, INC. Phone 843-4436 220 North Main Street Red Springs, North Carolina Travelers Station Raeford, North Carolina Alvin Robertson - Howard McDougald 40l By-pass Phone 875-2082 Eddie's Esso Guaranteed Recapping 82 Wheel Alignment Esso Products Phone 843-5481 Red Springs, North Carolina 84 If Plecases Us To Pleose You BODENHEIMER FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 843-484I R d Sp N Ifm C I KENNERTY'S CLEANERS ALTERATIONS SHIRT LAUNDRY . 1'-T .gh , rzlt- 411. 5 COLD 5 COLD VAULT STORAGE '-'-9?,I BOX STORAGE T I phone 843-4621 R CI Sp g N I1 C I PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE PATE'S SUPPLY CO., INC. You r one stop shopping center. Pembroke , North Co rol i no tfiiifffs Tunnie's Service Stotions Service Stotion Home Office -Wilmington, N.C 312 East Arm Ave Use Travelers Products i ond Red Springs, North Cciroiino Sove the Difference Red Springs, North Corolino 86 I I 7 I I ' Hamhufgef is Tl sm Q , iv lgreak ,, DAIRY RANCH Take ez 1 J 1: kj A44 w bv I W Q XX f! I 1 K C K 2 Red Springs, Norfh Ccirolino flame ea We John Hoir's DEALERSIN Esso 81 Grocery FURNITURE, CARPETS, HOUSEWARES, RADIOS, G.E. APPLIANCES, LUGGAGE, TELEVISION SETS Phone 843-4641 Red Springs, Norfh Carolina Telephone 843-4566 Red Springs, North Cc1roIinc1 87 Wolcullo Gin Compony with our compliments B.C. Smith Wolcullo North Corol ino Red Springs Furniture Co. Kelvinotor Appliances Olympia T. V. ond Stereos Better furniture for less Dovid Lovette Dovid E. Lovette I22 South Moin RED SPRINGS FUEL OIL CO., INC. Esso Distributor of Products Phone 8-43-4I 48 Red Springs Nortli Corolino 88 MANY SKILLS . . . MANY PRODUCTS l7,000 people . . . Production technicians . . . chemists . . . industrial managers . . . machinists . , . engineers . . . welders . . . data processing specialists Producing apparel fabrics . . . sheets . . . pillowcases . . . bedspreads . . blankets . . , kitchen cottons towels , . . carpeting With all sorts of new wrinkles . . permanent press . . . stretch fabrics , . . blends 1 . . special finishes This is Springs . . . Exciting Dynamic. Progressive FABRICS 0 -el .X by gffri .4 lj, SQXXNGM4, Y THE SPRINGS COTTO MILLS SCOTLAND MILLS, INC 89 RED SPRINGS GIN COMPANY, INC. Ginners and Buyers Dial 843-433i DUCATI -the choice of the two-wheeled generation . How do they do it? A sensible machine with continental dash and spirit. Ten beautiful and reliable models, from C 5229 Many thanks go to companies that ,X bought ads and to Miss Rountree V-li and Miss 'ljurner for helping to ..'--C, l. -cf , fn N, produce this annual. V '?'-gi -N 1 :in !H'2ri:lYf 3: -.I mfs Red Springs Implement Co. 2l2 South Cross Street 90 A PRODUCY OF nfer JJ: WDMNA AVENUE wwsrow SALEM, N C