Saratoga High School - Sanoca Yearbook (Saratoga, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1968 volume:

' 1 srM W , ,A V -■ .jy ' , ; ' ' i ' V .r Ojr --- A saRAtOQA centRAl high school SARAtoQA, noRth cAROlma 1968 4 PoReWORC) Many dreams and trials are composed in a year. For each person a certain longing or hope is bom every morn, matures during noon, and dies at eve. As in a circus, we are constantly moving about in three rings— the home, the school, and fantasy. This yearbook, the SENTINEL, records the events in the circus ring at school. Circus time! The Big Top, the parade of lions, trumpeting elephants, laughing clowns, prancing horses, beautiful girls, sensational acts, the grand finale! All of this and more. Yet, in the circus, as in school, many hours of training make the difference between a polished performance and a mediocre one. But under the Big Top at Saratoga Central High School, excitement paralleled the training and the hard work— elections, honors, certain seniors riding high, a merry-go-round of club activities, sports and school spirit — all become a part of the performance. One could not take each individual, listing his expectations and his failures, his successes and defeats. The purpose of this book is to present the accomplishments of the student body as a whole. The SENTINEL is a collection of these events, a collection of students, each different, yet essential to the make-up of this school. For each student we hope this annual brings to you the memories of past school happenings that be- come more precious as they end and disappear. And if this annual succeeds as the grand finale of a circus, we are content. 6 the RingmasteR Mr. Alvin Narron Principal In the Spotlight Each of us seeks someone to turn to in a time of need, trouble, doubt, or worry. A very special person whom we have turned to has never failed to answer a cry for aid. She gives of herself unselfishly and patiently with a gentleness possessed by few. She lends to one the mildness and quiet radiance that is born within her. And never does she request a gift in return— except maybe a smile or a prayer. As we journey in the finale about the sawdust ring, bowing and murmuring quiet gratitudes, let us pause for a moment before this person. Let us look into her face and say with truth, Thank You, Miss Woodard, our teacher, our counselor, our friend. 6eC)icAtion feAtuRe6 AttRACtions faculty Activities Outstanding SeniORS Athletics AdveRtisements It’s All in James Gilmer Lloyd English John E, Perry Agriculture Miss Charlotte Bordeaux Mathematics Mrs. Joyce P. Beaman French, English Librarian Charles Thomas Hawkins Mathematics, Coach, Physical Education 10 the tRaminq Paul M. Rouse Biology, Science Miss Anne Stanton Commercial Marvin C. Sessoms English, Social Studies Miss Frances Woodard English Guidance Counselor James J. Swain Social Studies, Coach, Physical Education Richard Whitley Mathematics, Science 11 n The performers of the 19 68 SENTINEL staff present the program of their w o rk to the audience of students and faculty. It is their sincere hope that the time and effort which was put into this act will help to promote pride in our Saratoga Central High School Circus. ■ Ann Williford Assistant Editor Cecelia Webb Editor Susan Ellis Business Manager Edna Murray Assistant Business Manager Ivirs. Joyce P. Beaman and Miss Anne Stanton are the annual sponsors. Staff members, Betty Harrell, Rexanne Dawson, and Alice L i 1 1 i a n Beddingfield, count money received from the sale of ads. The Sentinel staff spends many hours working on the annual. 13 miss Sentinel of 1968 Sandra Letchworth Ann Williford Irene Stehley Coley Hunt 14 Each class selects one girl to be a member of the Miss Sentinel Court. Representing the Jimiors, Shirley Owens; Sophomores, Debbie Benton; Freshmen, Susan Gardner, Also participating in our homecoming activities were the Senior mascots, Coimie Jo Craft and Marty Garris. 15 In the Scarlet Ann Beamon Jack Richard Hayes 16 centeR Ring 17 Edna Ann Murray Randall Neal Pittman 18 SenioRs Benjamin Thomas Shingleton, III Martha Cecelia Webb 19 20 flowep Re6 Rose motto “not finished); Just Begun. ” Colors Blue ang White mascots Marty Garris and Connie Jo Craft. enioRS Officers: Ann Williford, Secretary; Randy Pittman, President; Jack Hayes, Treasurer; Tommy Shingleton, Vice-President, Ri6inQ S e s Shirley Whitley, Buddy Owens, and Pat Barnes choose graduation Jimmy Jones, Irene Stehley, Dennis Bradshaw, invitations. and Phil Ellis admire their new class rings. 22 high JAMES ARCHIE BAKER Ceneral Diploma. F, F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4. ROBERT WAYNE BAKER General Diploma. F. F. A, 1,2,3, 4; Bus Driver 3. PATRICIA CAROL BARNES Commercial Diploma. F. H. A. 1. 23 SCARLET ANN BEAMON Academic Diploma. F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4;F.B. L.A. 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Co-captain 4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Student Council Officer 3; Stunt Night Queen Candidate 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Outstanding Senior 4. DENNIS ROBERT BRADSHAW Academic Diploma. Football 1,2, 3; Monogram Club 2,3;Science Club 1; F. B. L. A. 2,3,4; Student Council Representative 4. JIMMIE RAY BYNUM General Diploma. Glee Club 1; Basketball 3,4. SenioRS NANCY ALLYNE DAWSON Academic Diploma. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 3, 4. JAMES ALBERT DAVIS, JR. General Diploma. Glee Club 3,4. WILLIAM RANDOLPH DRIVER General Diploma. Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 3. 24 EVELYN DARLENE DUNN General Diploma. Bus Driver 3, 4; Office Assistant 4. BETTY LOU ELLIS General Diploma. F.H. A. 1,2,3, 4, State Degree 3;F. B. L. A, 3; Lunchroom Worker 1, 2, 4. SUSAN VIRGINIA ELLIS Academic Diploma. F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Chapter Degree 2; Glee Club 1,2;F. B. L,A. 2; County Typing Contest 2, Third Place in District Typing Contest 2; B e t a Club 2, 3, 4; SENTINEL Staff 2, 4. SenioRS THOMAS PHILLIP ELLIS Academic Diploma, Football 1, 2, 3,4, T r i-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 2, F.B.L.A. 2,3,4. BRENDA FAYE GARDNER Commercial Diploma. F. H. A. 1, 3.4, Chapter Degree 2; Monogram Club 3,4, Officer 4; Cheerleader 2.3.4, Chief 4; Fall Festival Queen 4; F. B.L. A, 2, 3,4, MARY CLAUDIA GARRIS Commercial Diploma. F.H. A. 1, 2,3,4; Officer 4; Chapter Degree 2;F.B.L.A. 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1 ; Student Council Repre- sentative 3 ; Fall F e s t i V a 1 Queen Candidate 4; F, F. A. Sweetheart 4. 25 BARBARA JEAN HAYES Commercial Diploma. F. H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Officer 3, Chapter Degree 2;F.B.L.A. 3,4, Officer 4, Fail Festival Queen Candidate 2; Class Officer 1, 2; Student Council Repre- sentative 2. SenioRs JACK RICHARD HAYES Academic Diploma. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3, 4, Tri -Captain 4, All-Conference; Monogram C 1 ub 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 2; Class Officer 4; Outstanding Senior 4. ADA COLEY HUNT Academic Diploma. Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Officer 2, 3,4; F. H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Officer 2,4, Junior Degree 1; Debating Club 1,2, Officer 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Club 3; Student Coimcil Representative 2;Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming A 1 1 e n d a n t 3; Miss SENTINEL Candidate 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4. JESSE PAUL JONES General Diploma. JIMMY CASWELL JONES Academic Diploma. JUDY FAYE JOYNER Commercial Diploma. Basketball 1,2; Monogram Club 2; F.H. A. 1; Library Assistant 3, 4. 26 SANDRA FAYE LETCHWORTH Commercial Diploma. F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Of f i c e r 2, 3, 4, Chapter Degree 2; Class Officer 1; F. B.L.A. 2, 3; Lunchroom Worker 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; Office Assistant 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Miss SENTINEL 4. EDNA ANN MURRAY Academic Diploma. F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3, Junior Degree; F.B, L. A. 2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Co- captain 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Beta Club 2,3, 4, Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 2; County Typing Contest Winner 2, District Typing Contest 2; Out- standing Senior 4; SENTINEL Staff 4. DENNIS KEITH MATTHEWS General Diploma. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SenioRs NANCY CAROL OWENS Commercial Diploma. F. H. A. 1, 2; Office Assistant 4. MICHAEL WAYNE MATTHEWS General Diploma. F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4; F. B.L.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS JOYNER General Diploma. Science Club 2. 27 PATRICK ANDREW OWENS, III General Diploma. Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; F, F. A. 4, STEVE STANLEY PIPKIN General Diploma, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Baseball 1, 2. TONY RAY PIPKIN General Diploma. F. F. A, 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Bus Driver 3. SenioRS RANDALL NEAL PITTMAN Academic Diploma. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4; All- Conference; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Student Council, Representative 1, Officer 2, 3, 4; Officer 3 ; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Debating Club 1,2, Officer 2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Marshal 2,3,4, Co-Chief 4; Morehead Scholarship Candidate, DORISE WAYNE SAUNDERS General Diploma. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Baseball 4. BENJAMIN THOMAS SHINGLETON, III Academic Diploma. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3,4; F.F.A, 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Council, Representative 4; Officer 3; Outstanding Senior 4. 28 IRENE STEHLEY Academi c Diploma. F. H. A. 1, Officer 1, Junior Degree 1 ; F. B. L. A. 2, 3, Officer 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3; County Typing Contest 2; Miss SENTINEL Candi- date 4, MOSES ALSTON TYSON, III General Diploma. Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Monogram C 1 ub 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; F. F.A. 2,3, Officer 4. MARTHA CECELIA WEBB Academic Diploma. Glee Club 1; Marshal 2,3,4, Co-Chief 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, Chapter De- gree 2; Class Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Home Economics Award 2; Stunt Night Queen Candidate 3; SENTINEL Staff 4; Student Council Representative 2; Outstanding Senior 4; Wilson Daily Times Reporter 2,3,4. SenioRS SANDRA JOYCE WEBB Academic Diploma. F.H. A, 1, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Officer 4; Biology Award 2; Outstanding Senior 4; Library Assistant 4. CHARLES HENRY WEST General Diploma. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2,3; Basketball 2, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F. B. L.A. 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ROBBINS WHITLEY Commercial Diploma. F.H. A. 1; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 1; Lunchroom Worker 2, 3,4. 29 JO-ANN DRAPER Wtt,LIAMS General Diploma. F. H. A. 1,2,3, Officer 1, 2, C h a p t e r D e g r e e 2 ; Junior Plgy 3; Cheerleader 3; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 3j Glee Club 1, 2, 4. NORA ANN WILLIFORD Commercial Diploma. F. H. A. 1,2,3, Junior Degree 1; Beta Club 3,4; Stunt Night Queen Candidate 2; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 4. Student Council Repre- sentative 1,4; Class Officer 4; F.B.L.A. 2; SENTINEL Staff 4. Outstanding Senior 4; Miss SENTINEL Candidate 4. SenioR AutoQRAphs 30 JunioR CUss Officers: Graham Parker, Vice-President Sandra White, Secretary; Shirley Owens Treasurer; Mike Letchworth, President. Olivia Dianne Baker Silas Ray Baker Alice Joan Barnette Alice Lillian Beddingfield Velva Colleen Blankenship Roberta Bynirni Walter Hubert Bynum John Wayne Combs Joseph Edgar Craft Michael Joseph Craft Morris Agay Dail, Jr. Brenda Faye Draper Betty Lou Dunn Nancy Marie Ellis Mildred Louise Gardner William Andrew Gill, Jr. Betty Louise Harrell Jonas Daniel Harrell William Carlton Harrell James Terry Jackson Helen Virginia Jenkins Janet Belinda Joyner Michael Bradley Letchworth Sandra Page Mangum Lynda Gail Mattox 31 Juniops Joseph Dennis McKeel Henry Marvin Mercer, III Deborah Ann Miller Larry Wayne Moore Robert Edward Newcomb Larry Jack Overman Nancy Juanita Owens Shirley Ann Owens Robert Graham Parker Vicki Lyn Pate Sue Carol Pelletier Rebecca Pittman Robert Rudolph Poole Cathy Ruth Price Betty Louvenia Radford Danny Wayne Robbins Kenneth Ray Rodgers James Morris Skinner Julia Doris Skinner Clarence Haywood Speight, Jr. Edith Marlane Thorne Eric Curtis Thomas Elizabeth Ann Tyndall Brenda Dianne Wade Mattie Dianne Walston Patricia Leigh Walston Mary Sue Webb Sandra Lou White Wilma Jean Woodard James Earl Wooten, Jr. 32 SophomoRe CUss Officers: Dee Whitley, Vice-President; Donna Webb, Treasurer; Peggy Aswell, President; Gloria Beamon, Secretary. Peggy Lee Aswell William Spencer Banks Etta Mae Barbee Donna Faye Barnes Evelyn Ruth Barnette Brenda Carol Bass Robert Stanley Bass Gloria Louise Beamon Debra Earle Benton Diane Allen Best Cathryn Nell Boykin Thomas Carroll Bradbury Joseph Randair Braswell Martha Ann Brice Michael Butts Elizabeth Faye Cobb Roy Kenneth Davis Rexanne Dawson Lawrence Allen Durham Terry Rex Edwards Janice Lynn Ellis Thomas Jordon Ellis Debra Glen Etheridge Kenneth Glenn Etheridge Robert Lee Gardner 33 Jimmy Wayne Gay Linda Gray Gay Stuart Atwood Glover, III Belinda Gale Godwin Paul Wayne Goff Patricia Joan Hill Kathy Lou Holloman Mary Elizabeth Howell Howard Keith Hunt Paul Martin Jones SophomoRes Debbie Kay Lane Harry Eugene Lane Stephen Timothy Letchworth Susie Ardean Letchworth Dorothy Faye Mercer Helen Theor a Moore John Edwin Mullins Cathy Jean C wens Marvin Franklin Padgett Samuel Wayne Perry Bethanne Elizabeth Pittman Mattie Yvonne Pittman Gerald Martin Poythress Donald Wayne Rogers Sharon Anne Shackelford 34 Larry Richardson Sharpe Marjorie Terrill Shelton John Braxton Vick, Jr. Becky Lynn Walston Dewey Richard Walston Kenneth Ray Walston Alex Stevenson Webb Donna Lynn Webb Hilda Sue Webb Mary Connie Webb SophomoRes Moses Paul Webb Robert Grover Webb Wanda Sue Webb Brenda Kay West Phillip Jerome Womble Thomas Ray Wooten Mary Lou Wheeler Judy Ann White Danial Whitley, Jr. Timothy Wayne Whitley Clifton Noel Wiggins Not Pictured .... James Wesley Webb Robert Kerry Godwin 35 fpeshiTiAn CUss Officers: Ty Shackleford, Vice-President; Terry Little, President; Donna Thome, Treasurer; Mike Bryant, Secretary Gwendolyn Gray Amerson Steven Lee Amerson Brenda Inez Baker Michael Dwight Baker Peggy Diane Baker John Willard Batchelor, Jr, Robert Ray Batts Barbara Ann Boykin John Michael Bryant Brenda Gail Burress David Wayne Butts Kathie Bess Carter Rebecca Susan Clemons Dennis Raeford Cobb Lois Carolyn Cobb Thomas Wheeless Combs Patti Leigh Craft Bonnie Faye Davis Connie Kaye Davis William Roland Davis Mildred Ivey Dawson James Harold DeRatt Dan Carlos Durham Kirby Lynn Eastwood Randy Lee Ellis 36 ■ f - John Thomas Evans Deborah Yvonne Folston James Douglas Galloway James Louis Gardner John Milton Gardner Susan Belinda Gardner Deborah Darlene Garris James Edwin Gill Susan Elizabeth Godwin Julia Marie Goff fpeshmen Chalmer Spence Grantham Cathy Lynn Hare Arthur Thomas Harrell David Lee Harrell Nannie Blanche Harrell Reese Frederick Hendricks Jesse Carol Holloman John Robert Hunt Martha Ellen Johnson Bobbie Lynn Johnston Vangie Mell Jones Pauline Joyner Nancy Naomi King Sheila Diane Little Terry Lee Little Gloria Lucas Phyllis Lee Mayo Richard Wyley Mercer 37 Virgil Harold Moore Janet Elaine Murray Kenneth Glenn McKeel Patricia Ruth McKeel Johnnie Thomas Page, Jr. Willie Barret Page Bobby Keith Pelletier Bennie Edwards Pittman Dennis Charles Pittman Martin Owens Pittman fpeshmen Audrey Jean Price Sammy Leon Poythress Brenda Louise Reason Patricia Diane Reason Osborne Eugene Renfrew Charles Tyson Shackleford Paul Marvin Shadding Davey Lee Shingleton Susan Carolyn Shingleton William Bryce Shingleton Bobby Lee Skinner David Michael Skinner Larry Dail Speight Groves Quintin Stott 38 Not pictured: Elton Ray Boone Jimmy McCoy Boone Wanda Kay Speight Sally Elizabeth Tapp Geraldine Taylor Ronald Jay Taylor Donna Lynn Thorne Patti Sue Turner Evelyn Patricia Walston David Clinton Walston Larry Thomas Walston Mary Helen Walston Lucy Jo Weaver fpeshmen Arthur Ray Webb Brenda Ann Webb James Ralph Webb 5 Joan Lynn Webb Mary Lou Webb Patricia Diane Webb Shirley Jean West Tony Anderson Whitley Nancy Carol Wiggins Angelene Gail Womble 39 meRpy-QO ROunO miss festival Brenda Gardner Fall Festival Queen Candidates: Pat Craft, Susan Shingleton, Claudia Garris, Etta Mae Barbee, Dianne Wade, Lynda Mattox, Patricia McKeel, Wanda Webb. 40 of activities Ada Coley Hunt miss meppy Chpistmas Our Miss Merry Christmas helps to usher in the holiday season by participating in the Wilson Parade. 41 Co-chief Co-chief Cecelia Webb Randy Pittman Betty Harrell nriARshAis The star performers under the Big Top are the marshals, students with the highest scho- lastic average in their classes. The leaders of the graduation exercises, these students dem- onstrate that practice makes perfect, Joe Craft Rexanne Dawson Cathy Boykin 42 The Monogram Club proudly boasts of an act with performers clad in blue and grey sweaters with an S.C. and gold pin on their pockets. This club provides the circus art of concessions. Operating a refreshment stand and selling dough- nuts provide the money- making schemes of this talented organization. Officers 2 Brenda Gardner, Secretary-Treasurer; Walt Bynum, Vice-President; M. A. Tyson, President. monoQRAm CluB First Rows Ann Brice, Cathy Boykin, Nancy Dawson, Scarlet Beamon, Shirley Owens, Lynda Mattox, Sharon Shackleford, Betty Harrell, Edna Murray, Nancy Ellis. Second Rows Graham Parker, Jack Hayes, Charles West, Phil Ellis, Jimmy Skinner, Jimmy Wooten, Mike Letchworth, Joe Craft, Tommy Shingleton, Randy Driver. Third Rows Rudolph Poole, M a rv i n Mercer, Randy Pittman, Bill Harrell, Bobby Gardner. 43 ClUB Officers; Joe Craft, Treasurer; Sandra Webb. Secretary; Tommy Shingleton, Vice-President; Edna Murray, President; Charlotte Bordeaux, Sponsor. k Beta 44 First Row: Edna Murray, Ann Williford, Cecelia Webb, De bb i e Miller, Sandra White, Betty Harrell. Second Row: T o m m y Shingleton, Alice Lillian Beddingfield, Sandra Webb, Susan Ellis, Nancy Dawson. Third Row: Randy Pittman, Marvin Mercer, Jack Overman, Joe Craft. Edna Murray and Cecelia Webb attended the State Beta Club Convention in Asheville. The National Beta Club of Saratoga Central features our best performers in scholastic achievement. Organized in 1959, with 15 present members, it has contributed its part in our show. To become a member of the Beta Club, a performer must possess a ninety-three average and maintain an average of eighty-eight. The Beta Club sponsors various sideshows including the Miss Sentinel contest and an annual brunswick stew sale. 45 Stu6ent Council Officers: Kathy Hollomon, T r e a s ur e r; Randy Pittman, President; Jack Overman, Vice- President ;Sharon Shackleford, Secretary. Lucy Jo Weaver sells ham chances to Martin Pittman and Mike Bryant as a part of the Student Council money-making project. Sharon Shackleford displays one of her Student Council campaign posters. 46 M m jj J 1 I 1 W Jm i m J m Representatives: Fi rst Row: Dennis Bradshaw, Tommy Graham Parker, Walt Bynum, Mike Bryant, Martin Shingleton, Ann Williford, Janice Ellis, Sandra White, Pittman. Debbie Miller. Second Row:Lucy JoWeaver, Larry Sharpe, Randy Pittman presides at a Student Council meeting. The Student Council, composed of representatives from the classes and organizations, provides the circus flurry and excitement with an annual election for council officers. Elections! As this cry rings out, the tent is filled with campaign advertising with large colorful posters. After election, while the show was presented, this capa- ble group considered problems and concerns of our student body. 47 The Future Homemakers of America, the largest group of performers of the Saratoga Central Circus, is an organization of challenge. While performing acts or putting up tents for our carnival, these girls constantly push forward to their goal of becoming better and more efficient in their role. Officers: Miss Sara Lee Lewis, Sponsor; Claudia Garris, Treasurer; Gloria Beamon, Song Leader; Janice Ellis, Secretary; Sandra Letchworth, President; Judy Skinner, Vice-President; Goley Hunt, Reporter; Betty Harrell, Parliamentarian; Brenda Draper, Historian, futuRe homemakeRs of AmeRica I Chapter Degrees: F i r s t Row: Juanita Owens, Mary Lou Wheeler, Sharon Shackelford, Kathy Holloman, Brenda Draper, Vickie Pate, Terry Shelton, El i z a b e t h Cobb, Cathy Owens, Judy White. Second Row: Page Mangiun, Sandra White, Gloria Beamon, Janice Ellis, Brenda Bass, Roberta Bynum, Debbie Lane, Becky Walston, Gail Godwin, Connie Webb, Brenda West, Scarlet Beamon, Brenda Gardner. Third Row: Betty Harrell, Barbara Hayes, Claudia Garris, Coley Hunt, Sandra Letchworth, Judy Skinner, Susan Ellis, Pat Walston, Donna Webb, Alice Beddingfield, Peggy Aswell, Shirley West, Faye Mercer, Betty Lou Ellis, Edna Murray, Cecelia Webb, Nancy Ellis. 48 Betty Lou Ellis is our only member who has earned her State Degree. Saratoga ' s F.H.A. fair booth won se c ond place at the county fair. Junior Degrees: First Row: Donna Thome, Lois Cobb, CathyHare, Ivey Dawson. Second Row: Elizabeth Tyndall, Martha Johnston, Pat Craft, Patty Sue Turner, Debbie Folston, Janet Joyner, Etta Mae Barbee, Mary Howell, Cathy Carter. Third Row: Patricia McKeel, Brenda Baker, Susan Shingleton, Audrey Price, Gail Womble, Debbie Garris, Janet Murray, Sheila Little, Barby Boykin, Sally Tapp, Fourth Row: Helen Jenkins, Joan Barnette, Mary Helen Walston, Vangie Jones, Becky Clemens, Susan Gardner, Brenda Webb, Lynda Mattox, Shirley Owens, Dianne Wade, Bobbie Johnston, Nancy Wiggins, Wanda Webb, Fifth Row: Lucy Jo Weaver, Pauline Joyner, Joan Webb, GwenAmerson, Pat Walston, Mary Lou Webb, Diane Webb, Nannie Harrell, Diane Baker, Cathy Price, Debbie Benton, Phyllis Mayo, Gloria Lucas, Nancy King. 49 futuRe pARmeRs Claudia Garris F. F, A. Sweetheart The FFA is the organization responsible for putting up j the circus tent. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. John Perry, these boys trained animals wh i ch pranced with various awards and ribbons. Choosing an FFA sweet- heart and preparing a blue ribbon county fair booth made ' up the other part of this group ' s act. Officers: Steve Pipkin, President; Wayne Saimders, S e c r e t a r y; Larry Moore, Reporter; Mr. John Perry, Sponsor; Danny Robbins, Sentinel; M.A. Tyson, Treasurer; Mickey Matthews, Vice-President. 50 AmeRiCA Saratoga ' s F.F.A. fair booth won first place at the county fair. First Row:Robert Bass, Kenny Etheridge, Paul Webb, Kerry Godwin, Phillip Womble, Silas Baker, Steve Webb, Larry Walston, John Gardner, Ralph Webb, Ray Batts, Bobby Skinner, Dennis Pittman, Bud Moore. Second Row: Ricky. Walston, Alan Driver, Wayne Butts, Buddy Owens, Jimmy Gay, Ray Wooten, Martin Jones, Carroll Bradbury, Clarence Speight, S t e v e Amerson, Jimmy Gill, David H a r r e 1 1, Arthur R a y Webb. Third R ow: Gerald Poythress, Stuart Glover, Dennis Matthews, David Skinner, S a m m y Poythress, Jamie Baker, Wayne Baker, Lemuel Perry, Villard Batchelor. Qlee CluB To provide the musical backgroimd so necessary to a circus, Saratoga has a Glee Club of eighty-four members under the direction of Mrs. Anne Cobb. This hard-work- ing group lends to our carnival the beauty, glory, and mystery that forms the entire pattern of the various acts. O.K., boys, Let ' s do it again. ( First Row: Be thanne Pittman, Brenda D r a p e r, Elizabeth Cobb, Brenda Webb, Cathy Carter, Ivey Dawson, Gloria t Beamon, Pauline Joyner, Faye Mercer. Second Row: Joanne Draper Williams, Roberta Bynum, Nancy Wiggins, Joan Webb, Brenda West, Sharon Shackelford, Ray Wooten, Ronnie Taylor, Dail Shingleton, Martin Jones, Harry Lane Pat Craft, Jesse Holloman, Connie Davis, Bonnie Davis. Third Row: Brenda Bass, Mary Lou Wheeler, Page Mangum Thebbe Moore, Betty Lou Dunn, Brenda Baker, Barry Page, Phil Ellis, Graham Parker, Larry Speight, Tony Terry Little, Rexanne Dawson, Susan Shingleton, Connie Webb, Debbie Folston, Terry Shelton, Fourth Row: Jones, Shirley West, Donna Webb, Peggy Aswell, Sh e i 1 a Little, Dianne Wade, E 1 i z a b e t h Tyndall, Diane Baker, Philip Womble, GlenMcKeel, Jack Overman, Bryce Shingleton, Keith Hunt, Ann Brice, Cathy Boykin, Becky Clemens, Peggy Baker, Susan Godwin, Kay Speight. Fifth Row; Debbie Miller, Coley Hunt, Brenda Burress, Velva Blankenship, Nancy King, Phyllis Mayo, Gloria Lucas, Betty Lou Radford, James Louis Gardner, Ricky Mercer, John Combs, Marvin Mercer, Junior Davis, Lynda Mattox, Sally Tapp, Barby Boykin, Patsy Turner, Debbie Etheridge, Sandra White, Vickie Pate, Debbie Lane. 53 1 futuRe Business leaC)eRS of AmeRicA Under the Big Top we trained some of our workers to perform in the business world as members of the Future Business Leaders of America. The peddling of Tom Watt wares provided this organization with funds for business materials and a group social. Officers: Scarlet Beamon, Pre sident; Barbara Hayes, Treasurer; Cathy Price, Vice-President; Shirley Owens, Program Chairman, Betty Harrell, Secretary; Sandra White, Reporter. First Row: Phil Ellis, Marvin Mercer, Mickey Matthews, Randy Driver, Debbie Miller, Bethanne Pittman, Sharon Shackelford, Dianne Best. Second Row: Lynda Mattox, Charles West, Dennis Bradshaw, Kathy Holloman, Roberta Byniom, Brenda Bass, Sandra White. Third Row: Cathy Price, Pat Walston, Page Mangum, Ann Tyndall, Donna Webb, Peggy Aswell, Debbie Etheridge, Janice Ellis, 54 High salesmen in last year ' s c a m p a i g n were Sandra White and Barbara Hayes. Seen looking over items in the Tom-Watt kits are Linda Mattox, Page Mangum, Scarlet Beamon, Debbie Miller, Roberta Bynum, and Juanita Owens. Gloria Beamon. Fourth Rows Scarlet Beamon, Brenda Gardner, Helen Jenkins, Debbie Benton, Marlane Thorne, Juanita Owens, Cathy Owens, Claudia Garris. Fifth Rows Shirley Owens, Ann Brice, Cathy Boykin, Rexanne Dawson, Joan Barnette, Judy Skinner, Dianne Wade, Alice Beddingfield, Nancy Ellis, Betty Harrell, Barbara Hayes. 55 Behm6 the Our delicious meals are served daily by Betty Lou Ellis, Shirley Whitley, Jean Woodard, and Mrs. E. E. Little. Not pictured; Dazelle Barnes. First R ow: Bill H a r r e 1 1, Lemuel Perry, Clarence Speight, Tommy Shingle - ton, Randy Driver, Jamie Baker, Morris Dail, Graham Parker. Second Row: Mickey Matthews, Rudolph Poole, Jonas Harrell, Phil Ellis, Scarlet Beamon, Janet Joyner, Becky Pittman, Darlene Dunn, and Sandra Letchworth. 56 BiQ scenes Office Assistants: Sandra Letchworth, Nancy Owens, Darlene Dunn, and Ann Williford. Library Assistants: Sandra Webb, Judy Joyner, and Ann Williford. Part-time Library Assistants: Juanita Owens, Janice Ellis, Brenda Bass, Marlane Thorne, Diane Baker, Judy Skinner, and Terry Shelton. 57 I� I c s Cheerleaders: Nancy Dawson, Brenda Bass, Alice Lillian Beddingfield, Co-chief; Bethanne Pittman, Brenda Gardner, Chief; Brenda Draper, Irene Stehley, Debbie Miller, Sandra White. And away we go to another victory! 58 of the game BAseBAll Dee Whitley Braxton Vick Tommy Hawkins Coach Martin Jones Randy Driver Stuart Glover Tommy Shingleton Charles West 59 1 A A ' J y uyJU v| 1 First Rows Sharon Shackleford, Cathy Boykin, Ann Brice, Garris, Janet Murray, Gloria Lucas, Shirley Owens, Nancy Scarlet Be am on, Edna Murray, Lucy Jo Weaver, Betty Ellis. Harrell. Second Rows Vangie Jones, Barby Boykin, Debbie Ann Brice 60 First Rows Bobby Ga rdner, Mike Letchworth, Mike Craft, Overman, Walt Byntim, Randy Driver, Jonas Harrell, Charles West, Jack Hayes, Joe Craft. Second RowsDermis Bill Harrell, Morris Dail, Manager. McKeel, Manager; Randy Pittman, Jimmy Bynum, Jack Boys’ Mike Craft Coach Tommy Hawkins Randy Pittman BasketBAll Walt Bynum 6T r Randy Pittman Tri-Captain Phil Ellis Tri-Captain footBall Jack Hayes Tri-Captain Marvin Mercer Tommy Hawkins Coach 1967 Rebel Scoreboard Saratoga 0 Chocowinity 0 Saratoga 2 Grifton 13 Saratoga 27 Elm City 0 Saratoga 13 Coats 6 Saratoga 6 Belhaven 8 Saratoga 0 Spring Hope 6 Saratoga 16 Oxford Orphanage 0 Saratoga 25 Vanceboro 0 Saratoga 18 Robersonville 0 Saratoga 19 Franklinton 12 62 te m | 20 | Graham Parker Walt Bynum Mike Letchworth ’irst row; Dennis McKeel, Manager; Martin Pittman, Tony Whitley, Jimmy lalloway, Ricky Mercer, Tommy Hawkins, Coach. Second row: Morris Dail, Student Trainer; Martin Jones, Sammy Poythress, James Louis Gardner, Terry Little, immy DeRatt. Third row: Braxton Vick, Jimmy Wooten, Clarence Speight, ludolph Poole, Dee Whitley. We had a very successful football season, establishing a new school record, 6-3-1. This season was highlighted by Mr. Tommy Hawkins ' being selected as Coach of the Year in the Tobacco Belt Conference. Randy Pittman and Jack Hayes made All-Conference; Phil Ellis received an honorable mention. Bobby Gardner Stuart Glover Joe Craft ■L 63 [ Stantonsburg is now one minute Sandra and Irene tied for first place in the Miss Chevrolet away. contest. These are our Rebels??? t 64 finale Now Jimmy, don ' t be bashful; Doug isn ' t. Judy, You aren ' t posing! Confidence is knowing that you ' ve used BAN. Could there be a girl in the bottom of that barrel? Little Mose knows all about those tools. Twenty-four hours until the next lunch break. The joy of 3: 10 ! CAUTION: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. Any raisins in the strawberry shortcake??? Now you know you can eat six dozen. Off your head and on your feet! It ' s time to feed our faces. Brown-bagging, Mrs. Beaman? Oh, Harry, I didn ' t know you cared. A book on how to keep a husband happy, Shirley? 67 Sometimes it pays to have long arms ! The Twiggy of Saratoga Central. Don ' t s 1 e e p on the job, Charles. Time out for a little cha- cha. Don ' t let that Lady Bear beat you to the ball. Practicing the art of self-defense. 68 Okay, boys, let ' s do better the second half! Is it Batman or Robin? Raise your hands if you like girls. Eavesdropping, Edna? 69 Wonder who ' s running this happy show? 70 Up! Up! And away. The Rebels have this poor boy surrounded. I 1 71 a V e R t I S e m e n t s P. L. WOODARD CO. CECIL B. LAMM CO. OETTINGER ' S ONE HOUR CLEANERS BLACKMAN ' S INSURANCE BAILEY ' S JEWELRY PROCTOR ' S GROCERY GARDNER ' S T. V. CENTER H. C. COBB ' S GARAGE SARATOGA MILLING CO. .! LLEN ELLIS OIL CO. , INC. GALES GROCERY BRANCH BANKING TRUST CO. ELM CITY PHARMACY SHARPE ' S ANTIQUE SHOP T. W. COBB FURNITURE APPLIANCES J. D. BRIDGERS CABINET SHOP DENNY ' S JEWELERS GARNER FURNITURE CO. FOUNTAIN MILLING CO. RAY ' S RESTAURANT R. A. GARDNER REX BEST OIL CO. WILSON HARDWARE CO. HEILIG MEYERS SPORTSVILLE BRIDGERS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. THOMAS YELVERTON CO. BARNES-HARRELL CO. EM-JAY SPORTING GOODS CO. FIRST CITIZENS BANK INDEPENDENT ICE FUEL CO. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. WATSON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WTBTLEY ' S ELECTRIC SERVICE PARKER ' S BAR-B-QUE BOYKIN UPHOLSTERING SERVICE JONES COOLING HEATING, INC. WILSON FERTILIZER CO. THE REMNANT SHOP HUDSON TRACTOR CO. , INC. TOWN COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP SHINGLETON FUNERAL HOME CREAMERY BAR-B-QUE BARN PARKER ' S SUPER MARKET WOOTEN ' S ESSO STATION STANTONSBURG LUMBER CO. BRADSHAW ' S GRILL C. A. T. CLUB BYNUM INSURANCE AGENCY REDDICK ' S RADIO T. V. SERVICE MICKEY ' S FLOWER SHOP STANTONSBURG BARBER SHOP FARMERS COTTON OIL CO. J. L. JENKINS CO. TOWN COUNTRY OYSTER BAR DILDA ' S GROCERY GAY ' S HARDWARE REX BEST GAS CO. ERSKINE ' S POOL ROOM CLYDE ELLIS STORE STANTONSBURG DRUG STORE RALPH TAPP ' S ESSO SMITH YELVERTON EDNA ' S BEAUTY SHOP PLANTER ' S LONDON SHOP R. H. PONTIAC-CADILLAC CO. COMMUNITY CLINIC FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK LEE MOTOR CO. SEALTEST ALLEN BARBEE AGENCY THOMAS ' SUPER MARKET ROSE ' S GRAY CONCRETE PIPE CO. TURNAGE TIRE REBUILDERS WILSON TRACTOR S IMPLEMENT CO. BROWN OIL COMPANY BELK TYLER ' S HOLSUM BAKERY, INC. 72 of the show 6onAtions ART CLOTHING STORE CHURCHWELL ' S COLONY THEATER GAY COMPANY GRICE ' S SEED STORE HERRING TRACTOR TRUCK CO. HOLIDAY HOUSE FURNITURE CO. J. G. THORPE JOYNER ' S FUNERAL HOME J. T. WINSTEAD CO. KENNY ' S SHOE STORE LONDON SHOP LOU ' S BEAUTY SHOP LYNETTE T ' S KITCHEN REX SHOE STORE ROBBIN ' S JEWELRY MUSIC STORE SHEALY ' S BAKE SHOPPE THORPE ' S FISH MARKET WEBB ' S BEAUTY SHOP WILSON FURNITURE CO. WILSON INSURANCE REALITY CO., INC. FLOWER ' S SHOE STORE BURRESS INSURANCE AGENCY Hubert- Burress, Mgr. Phone TA 7-4139 PInetops, N.C. GOLDEN WEED RESTAURANT Chinese American Foods 307 Herring Ave. Wilson, North Carolina LOOK HOLSUM! BE HOLSUM! BUY HOLSUM! Don ' t call us, we ' ll claw you. Masters of C. A. T. The Purr-feet Organization 0001 0004 0002 0003 0005 74 Compllment-s of SARATOGA ESSO STATION Operated by Leroy Ellis Saratoga, North Carolina Fabrics and Trimming for Everyone AT THE REMNANT SHOP 1 303 S . Tarboro St . Wilson, North Carolina MICKEY ' S FLOWER SHOP Complete Gift Line Flowers for all Occasions Phone 238-3561 -Night Phone 238-3571 Stantonsburg, N. C. CLYDE ELLIS STORE STATION General Merchandise Hardware Feeds Groceries Phone 237-2968 Holden ' s Cross Roads WOOTEN ' S ESSO STATION Lubrication Car Wash Round and Balance Any Wheel Complete Car Care Stantonsburg 120 N. Main REDDICK ' S RADIO T.V. SERVICE Motorola T.V. -Stereo-Radio Norge Appliances Phone 238-3881 Stantonsburg, N. C. Phone 238-3616 1 1 6 East Nash St . Wilson, N. C. Phone 243-3174 75 Stantonsburg R. H. Pontiac - Cadillac Company Inc. Dealer In 1 15 S. Lodge Street All Kinds of Building Materials Phone 237-1 1 1 1 Phone 238-5481 New Used Cars Stantonsburg North Carolina Wilson, North Carolina ELECTRIC BRADSHAW ' S GRILL SUPPLY Phone 238-3316 Stantonsburg, North Carolina Wholesale Distributors i C Phone 237-0151 Where Friends Meet to Eat P.O. Box 1968 Wilson, North Carolina TOWN COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP EDNA ' S BEAUTY SHOP Edna W. WI 1 Ilford Phone 238-3396 Highway 42 East P.O. Box 964 Your Loveliness Is Our Business Wilson, North Carolina Stantonsburg North Carolina 76 Stantonsburg Drug Store excifC DRUGS 111 S. Main Street Stantonsburg , North Carolina Phone 238-2061 Wilson Fertilizer Company Royster The Quality Name in Plant Food Your Complete Farm Service Center Two Branches to Serve You Walstonburg Wilson 753-4413 237-2734 Erskine’s Pool Room Grill Cl ean Recreation for the Entire Family Stantonsburg North Carolina 77 Grocery and Service Holden ' s Cross Roads Saratoga Milling Company Grain Purina Merchant ' s Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Fertilizers Insecticides Phone 238-5621 Bob Beaman, Manager Saratoga North Carolina Best Wishes From Community Clinic Dr. E. T. Beddingfie Id, Jr. Stantonsburg North Carolina Allen Ellis Oil Co., Inc. Heating Gasoline Tires Curing Oil Batteries 749-4181 753-4217 Fountain Walstonburg 78 Compliments of STANTONSBURG BARBER SHOP Joe L. Craft Philip Howell BROWN OIL COMPANY, INC. Pure Products Burner Service Phone 237-0126 P.O. Box 1987 Hwy 301 S. Wilson, N. C. Planters Industries Saratoga Farm Consultant Fertilizers Pesticides Feed Grain Services Oil Seed Processing Phone 238-3286 North Carolina 79 r TURNAGE TIRE REBUILDERS N. C. ' s Finest Recappers Distributors of Mohawk Tires Cargill Avenue Phone 237-2362 Wilson North Carolina BRIDGERS PAINT WALLPAPER CO. Paint Wallpaper Custom Picture Framing Phone 243-4428 125-127 S. Tarboro Street Wilson, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Seniors of ’68 J. L. JENKINS CO. Stantonsburg North Carolina RAY ' S RESTAURANT The Heart of Farmville Corner of Main Wilson Farmville, N. C. North Carolina’s Oldest Bank 80 THE BAR-B-QUE BARN Hwy. 42 West Phone 237-0140 Wilson, North Carolina EM-JAY SPORTING GOODS CO. 106 South Tarboro St. Wilson, North Carolina BAILEY ' S JEWELRY The Finest in Furniture and Auto Diamonds Watches Jewelry Upholstering Expert Watch Repair BOYKIN UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 109 E. Goldsboro St. 800 S . Goldsboro St. Wilson, N.C. Wilson, North Carolina Phone 237-1463 WHITLEY ' S ELECTRIC SERVICE LP Gas Contracting Service, Appis. 2000 301 Hwy. S. Phone 237-0135 Wi I son. North Carolina Over the Years Insurance A Good Friend CECIL B. LAMM CO. Cecil B. Lamm Donald B. Lamm Wilson, N. C. THOMAS YELVERTON CO. Better Furniture Funeral Directors Embalmers Ambulance Service Phone 243-3123 Wilson, N. C. In the Heart of Wlde Awake Wilson BELK TYLER ' S 1 2 1 West Nash St . Wi Ison North Carolina T.W. COBB FURNITURE APPLIANCES Phone CE 6-4455 Elm City, North Carolina I ' 1 I J. D. Bridgers Cabinet Shop Custom Built Cabinets Formica Tops Route 3, Elm City North Carolina Congratulations Seniors ! HUDSON TRACTOR CO., INC. Your John Deere Dealer Wilson, North Carolina 278 93 THE CREAMERY Good Food Curb Service Thick Shakes Home of Service WI Ison, North Carolina THE BARNES-HARRELL COMPANY WI Ison North Carolina 27893 Congratulations to the Class of 1 968 from DENNY ' S JEWELER ' S Wilson, North Carolina GARDNER ' S TV CENTER Radios Zenith TV Color TV Sales Service Pick Up Delivery Service Phone 238-3201 Saratoga, North Carolina P. L WOODARD C0., INC. General Merchants Fertilizers, Nitrogen Solutions Farm Supplies, Farm Management Service Garden Lawn Supplies Lincon and John Deere Lawn Mowers Office 243-3541 Store 243-2045 Wilson, North Carolina ELM CITY PHARMACY SHARPE AND SONS Reasonable Drug Prices Paint and Wallpaper Dependable Drugs Prescriptions Antiques M. L. Davis, Owner P.O. Box 402 Elm City, N . C. Elm City, N . C . BATTEN AUTO PARTS, INC. Wholesale Only Auto Parts, Supplies, and Equipment Phone 243-5183 219 East Barnes St. Wilson, N. C. 27893 INDEPENDENT ICE FUEL CO. 600 Herri ng Ave . Wilson, North Carolina ONE HOUR CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 308 E. Nash 305 W. Nash 237-0027 243-6998 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Parkwood Shopping Center 237-4455 Wilson, North Carolina JONES COOLING HEATING INC. Sales ( arri service HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Wilson, North Carolina 27893 82 ALLEN BARBEE AGENCY Class Rings— Caps Gowns— Diplomas Commencement ' Announcements— Annuals Over 30 Years Serving Schools Representing Leading Manufacturers for These and Other Graduation Supplies Phone 478-3146 P.O« Box 338 Spring Hope, N. C. Allen Barbee— Tommy May— Betsy Lamm Frances Chamblee fFARMERSl FARMERS COTTON OIL CO. Easy-to-Sow Sure-to-Grow Since 1902 Wilson, N.C. Watson Electrical Construction Co. Burlington, Durham, Fayetteville Greenville, Rocky Mt., Raleigh, WI Ison, N.C. Residential I ndustrial Poleline Lighting Underg round Electric Heat Wilson, North Carolina Institutional Commercial Phone 237-0118 Thomas’ Super Market Saratoga, North Carolina Telephone 238-2141 A Complete Line of Choice Meats— Fresh Produce — Groceries Thomas Summerlin Owner Compliments of OETTINGER ' S Men ' s Store Department Store 102 E. Nash St. 1 10 W. Nash St. WII son. North Carolina Eat Out and Try TOWN COUNTRY OYSTER BAR TOWN COUNTRY RESTAURANT Steaks— Chicken— Seafood 301 South Gllleon Matthews, Mgr. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA Wilson, North Carolina Member of F . D . I . C • 83 Compliments of GAY ' S HARDWARE Saratoga, North Carolina C PARKER ' S fn BAR-B-QUE Phone 237-0972 Highway 301 South Wilson North Carolina R. A. GARDNER CO. General Merchants Furniture Phone SH 9-4532 Fountain North Carolina CALES GROCERY Route 1 lil ICI r Macclesfield .. nL n Custom Grindina Compliments of LEE MOTOR CO. Wilson, North Carolina SPORTSVILLE ForYour Athletic Needs 1 09 S. Tarboro St . Wilson, North Carolina SMITH YELVERTON General Merchants Moor e ' s Paints, Coal Fertilizers Purina Chows Fountain, North Carolina Fountain Milling Co. Wayne Wayne Feeds Dealers in Grain Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone SH 9-3341 Fountain North Carolina 84 Compliments of GARNER FURNITURE CO. and GARNER GAS EQUIPMENT CO. A Good Place to Trade Farmville, N.C. Phone SK-3-3171 RALPH TAPP ' S ESSO Service When You Need It Phone 238-9421 Stantonsburg, North Carolina WILSON TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO., INC. P.O. Box 1793 1507 Cargill Ave . Wilson, North Carolina Your Servicing Dealer SHINGLETON FUNERAL HOME Funeral Service-Ambulance Service Wilson, N.C. Spring Hope, N.C. Phone Phone 243-3148 478-5560 BLACKMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Billy Noble Blackman 130 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 237-3022 Wilson, North Carolina DILDA ' S GROCERY Route 4 Wilson, North Carolina BYNUM INSURANCE AGENCY Your local Independent Agent Stantonsburg, N.C. Parker’s Super Market Groceries — Meats — Frozen Foods Western Branded Beef The Store That Saves You More Main St. Stantonsburg, N.C. ALWAYS FIRST FOR MOVE TO FIRST-CITIZENS BANK THE CAN-DO BANK WITH THE CAN-DO PEOPLE! MEMBER FEDERAI. DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 85 86 1 ' ' - w i m V epilogue It has been a long journey since last September when the annual staff first met to begin recording the activities of Saratoga Central High School for 1967-1968. We began as an enthusiastic group; we had many new ideas and deep-rooted aspirations. Our group was determined to make the 1968 SENTINEL the best ever. It was only through the combined efforts of a large number of people that this book has been published. Many individuals have made valuable contributions in compiling it. I, in serving as editor, could not have asked for more cooperation than I have received. I would like to recognize some of those who are responsible for this annual. First of all I would like to express mydeepest appreciation to Mrs. Joyce Beaman and Miss Anne Stanton. Their efforts as advisors to the annual staff have been invaluable. Thanks go to Mr. Bob Aiken, our photographer, who has spent many hours taking pictures for this year ' s SENTINEL. Too, we appreciate the use of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Webb ' s home when making the pictures of the outstanding seniors. Deep gratitude for a job well done goes to Ann Williford, Assistant Editor; to Susan Ellis, Business Man- ager; and Edna Murray, Assistant Business Manager. Alice Lillian Beddingield and Betty Harrell, JuniorClass Representatives, and Rexamie Dawson, Sophomore Class Representative, have also given their time and efforts to the yearbook production. 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