Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

K Q r V The Senhr Chss of 1965 PEBBHHS THE SEHUCH Selma High School Selma, H. 0. rnm The Beginning Foreword The time for our departure is almost here But, we, as Seniors, can compare our lives with a river The water flows lively and rushes hurriedly from one bin and around to the next bin to find what lies ahead. We are like this river. By graduating from high school, we have reached this first bin in the river. We are anxious to discover what lies around the next bin for us. But we know that one day the water is stopped suddenly by a log in the water. And our life has come to a halt. The once-lively water becomes stagnant because we can no longer continue But all we can do in life is our best And we know that all we will get out of life is what we put into it. We are sad as our graduation day approaches- Yet happy and anxious for what lies around the next bin in our river. Betty Je an Lynch dministratien Seniors Juniors eme age IU Page I8 Page 34 Page 4 reshmen denier High Urganizatiens Hthleties age 48 Page Page BU Page Features Hdvertisements E Page 98 Page I22 e P QJACKQ5 g f ggggg n ' : 'i ,ML 4 PP a ,ff 7 wwf W , W 9' f W ,f Dedication f f w 'Q' f f , W7 W, W W 6 'Www I 1 W H To a man who w1ll always remam close to our hearts H1s untlrmg concern for the students of Selma I-hgh School, l'11S wonderful personallty h1s unlnmted mterest 1n all of our act1v1t1es have made hun one we w1ll never forget He has been a frlend as well as a teacher to the Semors of SelmaH1gh School a character1st1c whlch w1ll always lmger w1th us So, we the Semors of Selma I-hgh School, dedlcate our 1965 Senoca to Mr Carl K Parrlsh ' dollar a day, a m1ll days, a m1ll1on dollar ' One of h1s many servlces to Selma I-hgh School has been tlcket seller at the ballgames. S l f i' A 'A ' iOn ' ' S. ' 1 lx V , ' ing. ' S 1 2 a f Q 2 , - .E yu ' ' f ff '33 - M. -1 pf, , K ,W rf 2 .b A 6 2, Q? ' P - ,I M 1 ' -,535 I ,J fe' f ' 7 -A I ' A -' S , . . 1 , X f A fi , . 1 . 3 ,. . . . . Q . O O . O v : 3 '- 7 Tribute To one of the finest educational leaders Johnston County has ever had, Mr. J. W. Earp. He was a person many of us, as students, will never forget. His love for youth was displayed in everything he did. He was a member of the United Forces of Education of North Carolina, was a past president of District 4 of the North Carolina School Boards Association, was a member of the Committee of 100 for Better Schools during the 1957 legis- lative term and served as a North Carolina delegate to the National School Board Association conventions the past two years. I-Ie supported our school strongly in all of its activities and the students of Selma High will always remember him for this. We, the Seniors of Selma High School say this in mem- ory of a great and dedicated man, Mr. I. W, Earp. 8 in 46? Keeping The Seheel Un The I 1 IO 60 . . . HIJIHIHISTHHTIUII 5 The administration serves as an integral part in our mental, physical, and social growth. Without its co- operation and stimulating interest in student affairs, any school would decline. This year we are all indebted to the administration for its fine work in improving the status of Selma High School. UI lllalker :Sqwv 'Mx KX' .W Q-ivmcffgf V T , To be effective, any organization must have an ef- ficient and dedi- cated leader. To our principal, Mr. john W. Walker, we e xt e nd our gracious t h a n li s for his six ye ars of diligent ser- vice. E X I I Q , X . The teamwork of Mrs. Nordan, school secretary, and Mr. Walker keeps the school running smoothly. 12 'Wav Hlr. E. S. Simpson Mr. E. S. Simpson, Superintendent of Johnston C ounty Schools, is well respected by his fellow workers. His system for running Johnston County schools has been proven very effective by the high quality of education in our county. I3 h .L M.. f 1,44-' 9 ' ' f'7f ff' I ,f W, Qfxf.z'Zw ' fW f ' ., f 1 , , ff, I f ' -1 f f , ' X ,f uw wffi w -' ' 1 6' iw h ,, 1 KA! f f 7 X 'jf 7 iffi' a l , ,.f M fc' 'Q X I ff? fffjwf A- p - 2 ey W W,0,wwff f ' ffrw,:,f,,,,, , yn X ' gf :yf!,m,7gi: .gag 'f X QAWQ . 'fm The Sc1ence Department 1nc1udes Mrs. Norrls-General Sc1ence, Chermstry, Physlcsg Mr. Hickman-General Science and Biologyg Mr. Sellers-health and physical education. 'K -X , MWN ' NN , 5 Mr. Nordan teaches agricultme and applied mechanics. I4 Eliza Oneal, Alma Hines, Berta Holland, Inez Boyette, Pearl Hines, Lois Starling, M at i 1 d a Phillips, Christine Batten, Octavia Moore, and Mrs. Daisy Hill, dietician. g b K, xo ty i f .NN Mrs Marks teaches commerclal courses which include typing, shorthand, and .i......--xuiiq A- ge- , qs Miss Pope teaches Home Economics I S II. The Math Department consists of Miss Math, Mrs. Boyd-General Math, Algebra I, Algebra II. Facultu Mr. Proctor, who teaches U.S. History and 8 Sociology, and Mr. Parrish, who teaches World and World Geography, make up our Social Studies partment. Parks-General Math, Geometry, Advanced he language department consists of Miss Black-English I and IV5 Miss Griffin-English I3 Mrs.I-Iickman-English 5 Miss Tyson-English I and French I and II. Physical Education is taught by Mr. Marvin Sellers Mrs. Sullivan is the librarian of Selma School. I7 W..A....-.....,,. , , V, X M, X N? ,,,4,,a,1Wx , 1-Q X 7333 .., Qzgysggllglvdi A if ---' ' X :ng Q, Y ,333 x OV. X 'QQ iv QE: Pk , Q-'qw ' 'g-,QXi ,I'f, 'SZ -, SX f :N 51- ,s 3:83 -S 1 ,..-v x .WW .A ,l..w.'.M.-ww-4 Jw .Q 54 b x x k ia-4 f V 5 .ff Fx x 7b'iQq,9'-, x N X S. ,,,. X A Q Q X X llle found llualitu Educa ion I -N f' . , '. ..-1 fm-1- X 'S ' H: Q , - X N P , ' ' , '7-, ' ,sv K Q V cf.. K. , 1 1 xh X iv 5 V YSJFL 2533 Y ,496 . ' , ,Q . X ,Q fs-X 1 ' f F5 M -' Q, 'S 1' 5- 'Q ' , '- ' fb -- ,Z 4 F x S- . gy Q ,f P 1- VS JS 3 1 ' l Y PQ f N ' 3 W H xg Q Mm ' 1 X Nag nw, , fs 2 Q ag, . Xi? Qi x 5 A W-wr fre mm-at .WE 4 . . . SEIIIURS f, F., X-. 2' '..', ,-su is And suddenly, as on eagle wings, the years have flown, and we come to say good-bye, bound closest perhaps by the little things--the shared jokes, the ball games, all the helpful, funny, and educational experiences we shared which are forever a part of our remembrance of things paSt...Twelve long, short wonderful years, and nothing is left but majestic memories. Senior Class Uiiicers , '15 yr ff. I L, -ai-0 ,l CHARLES LITTLEH.. ..............President JOHNNY BATTEN.,.................. Vice-President DONNAWARDH... .................Treasurer EVELYNI-HNES............. ......RepOI'ter IENETTEBENSON.........................SeCreta1'y 20 'US MARY CATHERINE ALESI-IIRE MZ: W . , P' 1 44, 48-ff ., -' I cp - 1,4-Q-. . 'l f In EDWIN ROGERDALE AMMONS DONNA JEAN BAILEY Class of 1965 Math geniuses at work. fog? sr. JEWEL GREY BAILEY 95: Second Childhood alre ady? GLORIA JENNETTE BENSON JOHNNY WAYNE BATTEN 21 aug 'Uv hr Q'- 'U' TERRY FRANCIS BLAKESLEE RICKY WORTH BRADY JANIE LEE BROWN ,JUDITI-I EVELYN BROWN RONNY BROWN f 7fTIf1 L 4? , ml' . 'ifQ':f1i?f ff , JY 'V' BRENDA BUTTS EDWIN EARL CAPPS 22 WQWQWW 2 Class of 1965 J! J ,C ff 5 Xe, 'Q' . GRADEMOTI-IERS: M r s. Braxton Brown, Mrs. Rouse Coats, Mrs. Dortch I-lelms, Mrs. LM. Mitchell. Back Row, Mrs. Willard john- son, Mrs. Elroe Phillips, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. A. Z. Thompson, Jr., Mrs. Ed- ward Driver, and Mrs. Roger Lynch. KATHY FAYE CARTER BONNIE IRENE COATS ELTON GREY COOKE 'Y' DEBERNIERE TALTON .au HF' 'vm , BRENDA KAY CREECI-I DEBNAM LINDA DIANE DRIVER 3-. Q L we 23 X JANICE CAROL EASON SHIRLEY ANN EASON LARRY LEE EVANS Class of 1965 LINDA PAYE GREENE JAMES GRAHAM GODWIN LARRY NOBLE HELMS 24 , JAMES MARSHALL I-HCKS EVELYN DELL HINES Class of I 965 JUDY ELIZABETH JERNIGAN JOSEPI-UNE JOHNSON 'Vu PAULA GRACE JOHNSON CHARLES LITTLE BETTY JEAN LYNCH 25 5. If I Class of 1965 DONALD EARL MILLARD 1 .QM ' BETTY LOUISE MITCHELL PATRICIA LYNN MOORE NORA VIVIAN NUNNERY LINDA GAIL PARRISI-I ELIZABETH FAYE PARRISH 26 JOSEPH EDWIN PARTIN DAISY LAVERN PEEDIN BRILNDA KAY PHILLIPS 1, ti Class of 1955 If kxa SANDRA LYNNE PILKINGTON 27 'ffm MARGARET ROSE POTTER DONNIE RAY PRICE TERESA ANN PRICE M Blass of 1965 PATRICIA LOUISE REEVES ROY LEO REAVES LAURA JEAN RICKS 28 ,A x,.., 1 f fig 1 E31 - ,Q BETTY JOYCE SHIEARON WILBERT SHIRLEY ANNIE ELAINE SMITI-I And this one put 'World Wa.rI was fought in 1492! ' Q' ,' KATIE JEAN SMITH DAVID EARL STEPI-IENSON LARRY EUGENE SULLIVAN 29 1965 I ,R x ' Af f,,4 ff IO ANN TANT Class of 1965 REBECCA ANNE THOMPSON JERRY MAC THORNTON .,,, LANIS EDWARD THORNE LORRE HOLLAND q....., BETTY JEAN NARRON GEORGE YATES UNDERI-IILL 30 BENNETT ROOSEVELT VAUSE NANCY KAY WALL DONNA KAY WARD 2 DORTHY ELLEN WEISHAAR BILLY TALTON WI-HTLEY HAZEL LEE WIGGINS Class of 1965 ls' 'Ci' DAVEY WIGGS Larry, Miss Black said turn ELIZABETH VICTORIA around, WOODARD 31 Beginning In Feel Grown-Up 4, UHDEHCLHSSIHEH 1 y 'Vw ---V-N... The underclassmen, especially the freshmen, are yet unaccustorned to the ways of high school life. The soph- omores all hope to be elected waiters and waitresses, so that they may be a part of the prom. The junior year is a year filled with many projects and special occasions. All of these are looking forward to their senior year. Junior Class Ufficers , 4 1 1 ,Qui 2 V b jc g,?,.,fSw:43wg o: 2 ' 1 1- ', 'if .N-55355 fwfr f Z If CURTIS BROWN............... .....Vice-President LINDA PRICE.............................SeC1'etary DIANNE PARRISH. . . , . . . . . . Treasurer SHERWOOD BROWN. . . . . , . President 34 JOHN ADAMS scoTT BAGGETT Jo ANN BARROW CAROLYN BASS LINDA BLACKMAN K H -gf SYBIL BETTIS A L EDDIE BLACKWELL 5 CONNIE BRANNAN ,ff ' 4 Q 2 -gg L Class of 1966 I knew my hair wasn't combed! CURTIS BROWN GENE BROWN IUDIETI-I BROWN JUDY BROWN Our junior chemist finds success in Mrs. Norris's lab ,Ui I' 'f we :N A Iv MQ V , , 'N if L , 0 K K, gk x Class of 1966 SHERWOOD BROWN CHARLOTTE BULLARD , l ff' 5 1- I . J Tammy Studying? BARBARA CAPPS JANICETEEN C OLLIER FAYE CONNELLY LILY COOKE SHIRLEY COOKE TAMMY CORBETT REGGIE CORE DORINDA CREECH O ETTA CUDDINGTON LARRY CULBRETH BERYLE DAVIS STEVE DEAN WAYNE DORMAN CATHY DUNCAN FAYE EASON DWIGHT FIELDS BRUCE GARNER CARL GARNER 7, 5 s g mx fu Juniors are so attentive. JOYCE GODWIN LINDA GODWIN GEORGE HARPER Class of 1966 S LINDA I-IELMS LARRY I-HCKS RICKY HOLLAND I-IUBERT HOLT ' EUGENE I-IONEYCUTT JIMMY JERNIGAN 'VN BARBARA JOHNSON CAROL JOHNSON Q CAROLYN JOHNSON f i 5 5, .I , I L I E class of was i E fa I W, if E' 3' N N All right, sit down back there, you birds. as I SAMMY JOHNSON BARBARA KELLY BETTY KELLY CURTIS KING MITTIE LITTLE PEGGIE MASSEY DONNA MCCRAY DI JERRY MYATT Class of 1966 ANNE MILLARD 6 I I WR Wonder what the world would be like without cows? 39 , iw IJ.. A . H i i DIANNE PARRISI-I LINDA PRICE W ILMA PRUITT BRENDA RADFORD A The che m i stry class learns something interesting a. b o u t the combining of hydrogen and oxygen molecules. I5 r ,n rf ' 'I L 1 I JIMMY PARRISH CQNNIE PITTMAN BENNY POLLARD DIXIE RADFORD REA RADFORD RONNIE SHIRLEY Class of 1966 BETTY WALL TOMMY WOODALL o. E , ,ar Va. i' x Class M1966 RUTI-IIE SLAUGI-ITER CAROLYN STRIC KLAN D YVONNE VANN 'Sf 1 .rf 2 The juniors also enjoy the atmosphere around the oasis. 41 Sophomore Glass Uffioors Y oi -1' JOHNNYJOI-lNSON....................Vice-President BECKYBAILEY............................T1'easurer BONNIE PEEDIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary HAROLD LEE. . . . . . . .President 42 Q 5- I 'AAA Q, . x ' ' 'E' y ,W if ' Q f 1' aw vs 'M :fr ' WMS g K N -mm lr Sue Bailey johnny Bailey Bonnie Batten Harry Blackeley Berkett Butts Irving Crocker Iaftkie A1GShiI'C Lynette Avery Becky Bailey Carolyn Baker Susan Barnes W. C. Barnes Ketelia Blackwell Jerome Braswell Pat Broughton Ted Bryant Marvin Carnes Sue Coclcrell Betty Collier Woodrow Creech f . up G X is 4 ' 3 . li.. N 'Q' , 43 ,X X . The sophs await their turn in the lunch line. Sandra Dewar Roger Durham Martha Earp Ray Earp Ann Edwards Ann Foster Karen Gandy William Garner Judy Harper jimmy Crocker Mike Davis ' ---- 4.-fm ,-1.10.4-1 ., ,,-, Kf , ,f Q W X Q' ,ff ,- 43 ' A KY +A. i X .. A 1 ,M ,J 44 Class of 1967 -5 l i 'Y I Oc S I Class of 1967 Jo Ann Hatcher Dianne Helms I 45 joan Hicks Clarence Hines Billy Hodge Denise I-logue Sandra Ivey Pamela Jernigan Bill Jo Johnson johnny Johnson Gail Johnson 5 Q i A Es . , fi ',.. i K 1 V Get that Vitamin D, girls! f X f V ,fmqw I ,i , , ,inf ' 42 ' 5 dif f? +55 Z I fi 4 , 4 'f I if if .rv 1 4 -v , 'E' Q 1 f Q-A 1 Cheryle Oliver Sandra Parrish . 1 Kay Pate Mary Pate Bonnie Peedin C arolyn Phillips f 4 .1 5 4 E .' fyf Jimmy Kelly Betty Lee Harold Lee Debbie McDuffy Catherine McKeel Billy Mitchell Barbara Minshew Eddie Mozingo David Norris - Louise Nunnery Class of 1967 jo Ann Phillips Betty jo Price Flo Price Mickey Price Phyllis Radford Graham Ricks Debra Rigdon Linda Rollins Linda Rose Becky Seawell Kelly Seawell Connie Sullivan Larry Sullivan I Marie Sullivan Katie Stancil Joseph Styron Eddie Talton Marilyn Thompson Ida Thompson Ted Underwood Eric Vause Gail Ward Vernon Wiggs Janice Williams Hugh Woodard . ,r.,,,,g, .. rv ,, - V li ,an Freshman Class Ufiicers ak, :lu-dvi. l , M13 , j ,nf FRANKIE PARRISI-I..... ................President KATI-IIE I-IILL....................Secretary-Treasurer PI-HL CREECH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President 48 Q-vw ' Q Y Rudy Abbot Carolyn Abbot Wayne Ammons Reba Anderson Flossie Aycock Judy Barham Teresa Kay Batten Louis Best Yvonne Brady Albert Braswell Tazzie Braswell joan Broadwell Class of 1968 M Ooke Ann Broughton Carolyn Brown Sam Brown Betty Bruce can Byrd Peggy Capps , -.2 X Richard Colavito A! 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Faye C ollins Sherwood Core Carol Creech George Creech Judith Creech Judy Creech Phil Creech Linda Crocker Gloria Culbreth Kathy Dixon Eddie Dixon Roy Duncan john Eason Bobby Evans Doris Godwin Harry Godwin Roy Godwin Genive Greene No, that's not the way we do it up at St t ,f ,Z .,L, W y E ff. - jackie Greene Roy Grice Sue I-Iarris Billy Hicks Af Phil Moody Neil Moody Vernie Moore Jane Narron Rose Pace Frankie Parrish Joan Parrish Nelson Parrish Kathie Hill Roger I-Ioneycutt Peggy I-Ioneycutt Geneva Howell Alex Iernig an Everitt Jones, III Theresa Lamb Doug Marlowe jimmy Martin Terry Martin Louise Medlin Betsy McKeel And how many push-ups did you do ' Charlotte McI.emore fv- Bonnie Reeves Carl S auls Kathy Smith Kay Smith Frankie Stallings Lynn Stallings Kermit Stanley Carol Starling Dianne Sullivan jackie Talton Mary Talton 52 Ricky Parrish Joe Bill Payne Robert Peedin Donna Pender Bonnie Pittman Connie Pittman Michael Pittman Prim Poindexter Kenneth Price Sammy Radford The physical education girls enjoy the daily game of basketball. Ray Taylor Pat Thompkins Betty Thornton jimmy Turner Dianne Wall Jerry Ward Brenda Watkins Belvin Webster Frances Webster Elsie Wiggs ass of ,v Q- 'S,, Is that the freshmen studying? .. Sefton Wiggs Connie Williams Ellen Worley Donald Woodard Nancy Young 53 ' xi 'jiff- Confused, Beu1iIdered,TemperameniaI 54 'i JUHIUR HIGH .4.4. The Junior High is introduced to high school through their participation in sports and attendance to high school assemblies. They are eagerly looking forward to the day they can actively participate in high school life. 81h Grades The Sth graders, who are looking forward to next year as freshmen, are taught by Mrs. Howard, Mr. Pierce, and Mrs. Crocker. L, ' f' v--90 aa' ,ggi-1. in i Mrs. Crockers' room ,SJ W E . Q. . Y RVN ' xx -qkiva n ' 9.- 4--pq-1 4.,,,1 Mr. Pierces' room 3 'S Mrs. Howards' room 57 7th Grades The 7th graders, newcomers to junior high, are taught by Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hicks, and Mr. Woodall. JW' 'ws 58 Tun Mrs. Davis' room l F , Mrs. Hicks' room mmm-nav is-4 Mr. Woodalls' room Developing Special Interests vi Q 1 we QW ' if e ' New ef I , 5'1 UHGHHIZHTIUHS ,WS As we go through life, we find that it is through organizations we learn to express ourselves. We find a new meaning to life when we work with others doing the things we mutually enjoy. Org anizations are a very necessary part of school life. Sennca Staff A lot of hard work is involved in putting out an annual. There are pictures to take, plans to make and copy to write. During the course of the year, it endures numerous troubles. However at the end of the year, we find all our hard work was really worth it. Truly, an annual staff ex- perience is a once in a lifetime job. Terry Blakeslee, editor-in-chief, and Bonnie Coats, assistant editor, proofread the final copy. .V4 , Charles Little, sports editor, ad- mires the action shots in football. Billy Whitley, art editor, and Jennette Benson, business manager, enjoy the simple pleasure of looking at candid shots. Johnny Batten, photographer, and Betty jean Lynch, advertising mane ager, take time out to admire trophies. 62 75 Mrs. Francis Norris, SENOCA staff advisor. Beryle Davis, jtmior advertising manager, and Charlotte Bullard, junior art editor, help by typing copy. As in the past, the junior staff was of invaluable assis- tance to the senior staff in getting the annual off. The senior staff would like to personally thank the junior QNX' staff. Dwight Fields, junior business manager, Curtis Brown, junior sports editor, and Tammy Corbett, junior photographer, discuss plans for next year's annual. Co-operation is a must for preparing the annual. Dorinda Creech, junior assistant editor, and Tommy Woodall, junior editor, take time out from the annual to talk to Polly. 63 am, 2. Wow, isn't that an industrious group? 5.553 ff TT 41 .uf ,- 1 I !Z..sfec4' The Yellow lacket is led by Mrs. Griffin, who serves as advisor, and Kathy Carter, who is editor-in-chief. Uellnw Jacket Staff Are there any Earl Wilson's among you? To these people, we owe all the good reading that we have en joyed in the Yellow lacket. To be a Yellow Jacket member requires a lot of outside work as well as usual activi- ties, such as interviews, selling advertise- ments, and laying out the paper. We are all very grateful for their fine efforts. fx X3 Q I I O I O U l I O C O I I I I O I I O Sl-IERWOOD BROWN. . . . . . .Sgt. -at- armS CAROLYN PHILLIPS. . . . . . . . Secretary BONNIE PEEDIN. . . . . . . Treasurer Kneeling: Curtis Brown, Billy Whitley, Sherwood Brown, Second row: Bonnie Pe edin, Vivian Nunnery, Evelyn Brown, Donna Ward, Kay Wall, Carol johnson, Barbara Capps, Carolyn Phillips. Third row: Bonnie Reeves, Lynn Stalling s, Betty Thornton, Kathie Hill, Ruthie Slaughter, Linda Helms, Yvonne Vann. Fourth row: Ray Earp, Larry Hicks, Graham Ricks, Harold Lee,Johnny Batten, Charles Little. Student Council The student council serves as a link between the admini- stration and the student body. It strives to coordinate administrative policy and students' feelings. This organi- zation should be c om m ended for its integral part in school activities this past year. Billy Whitley served as President of the Stu- dent Council for the past year. by the S elm a Kiwanis Club. It strives to be the most worthwhile org aniz at i on in school. Exemplary of its actions in the past years include polishing the bleachers and painting things which need it. The Key Club is a service club at Selma School sponsored 3- A35 st 5 1 32, Vi ' ,. ,wc gn, 42, , C, First row: Harold Lee, Johnny Bailey, Curtis Brown, Sherwood Brown, Billy Whitley, Tommy Woodall. Second row: Jimmy Kelly, Wayne Dorman, Marshall Hicks, Graham Ricks, jimmy Jernigan, Donald Millard, Edwin Capps, Terry Blakeslee. Third row: Ray Earp, johnny Batten, Larry Sullivan, Charles Little, Hugh Woodard, Tammy Corbett. UW . s rs 5 They actually are very comfortable. as I First Row: Joy Phillips, Linda Price, Donna Ward, Becky Thompson, Lavern Peedin, Charlotte Bullard, Diane Parrish. Second Row: Betty jean Lynch, Peggy Massey, Evelyn Brown, Carol Johnson, Barbara Capps, Diane Driver, Carol Eason, Shirley Eason, Bonnie Coats. Third The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote school spirit, especially in athletic activities. During the year this club sponsors such events as the Powder Puff game and intramural games. Members of the club are always willing to help with any phase of the athletic program. Billy and Donald prepare for the coming game. Row: johnny Batten, Butch Hicks, Cutis Brown, Gene Brown, Tom my Woodall, Mike Davis, Billy Whitley, Donald Millard. Fourth R ow: Ray Earp, Charles Little, Larry Hicks, Jimmy Parrish, David Stephenson, Ed Capps, Lanis Thorne. monogram Club AQ'-SIM n h I , 2 :' x -x' The officers of the Monogram Club are Bonnie Coats, Reporter, Lavern Peedin, Treasurer, johnny Batten, Presi- dent, Butch Hicks, Vice-President, and Diane Parrish, Secretary. The Monogram Club sponsors the Homecoming candi- dates. First row: Miss Janie Pope, FHA advisor, Beryle Jo Davis, Peggy Massey, Dorinda Creech, Peggy Honeycutt, Dianne Sullivan, Ruthie Slaughter, Linda Price. Second row: Connie Brannan, Connie Pittman, Linda Pate, Betty Jane Bruce, Joy Phillips, Judy Brown, Kathie Hill, Kay Batten, Vernie Moore, Tazzie Braswell. Third row: Linda Helms, Jo Ann Hatcher, Debbie Rigdon, Jill Pittman, Linda Crocker, Dianne Wall, Doris Godwin, Gail Byrd, Jackie Talton, Gloria Culbreth, Bonnie Reeves. Fourth row: Cathy Dixon, Pamela Langley, Patsy Fuller, Faye Collins, Kay Pate, 'Yvonne Brady, Peggy Holms, Phyllis Radford, Dianne Helms, Susan Barnes, Becky Bailey. Fifth row: Louise Nunnery, Nova Ann Tyner, Donna Jean Bailey,Jackie Aleshire, Lynette Avery, Pam Jernigan, Sandra Ivey, Martha Earp, Ann Edwards, Bonnie B atten. Sixth row: Reba Anderson, Jane Hicks, Teresa Lamm, Sue Bailey, Cheryl Oliver, Ida Thompson, Marilyn Thompson, Denise Hogue, Pat Broughton, Lorre Holland, DeBerniere Debnam, Donna Pender. ELAINE SMITH ..... .... P resident DONNA McCRAY .... . . . Reporter JENNETTE BENSON ..... ....... T reasurer F KAY WALL .......... .... v iwpresident EVELYN HINES ........................... Secretary U Hmerica The girls of Selma High School take great pride in being a part of the Future Homemakers of America Club.Their interest is shown by the active part each girl plays. 68 First row: Roger Hocutt, Eugene Honeycutt, Ricky Brady, George Underhill, Joe Partin, Eddie Driver. Second row: Kenneth Price, Curtis King, Benny Pollard, George Creech, Harry Blackeley, Roy Duncan, Phil Moody. Third row: Jimmy Parrish, Sammy Johnson, Scotty Collier, Belvin Webster, Terry Martin, Harry Godwin. Fourth row: Woodrow Creech, W. C. Barnes, Ronnie Brannan, Lanis Thorne, james Godwin, Larry Evans, Wilbert Shirley. Fifth row: William Garner,jerome Braswell, Kermit Stanley, David Norris, Billy Hicks, Billy Mitchell. Sixth row: Eddie Talton, Ricky Holland, jerry Myatt, Marvin Carnes, Eddie Morzingo, Albert Braswell. BUTCI-I I-HCKS ..... ...... P resident LARRY HELMS ...... . . . Vice-President JERRY THORNTON .... ..... S ecretary LARRY Hicxs ...... ....... . .. Reporter CURTIS KING ................... . . . Treasurer RONNIE BROWN fnot picturedj ..... .... S entinel .J 1 ,J , Hmerica This org aniz ation contributed much to Selma High School. They are to be congratulated for their fine and outstanding work. The F. F.A. has received ma.ny awards in many different areas, thus making the name of Selma High School more prominent. These boys are to be ad- mired for the work that they do. 69 Johnny Batten, L arry Sullivan, Bonnie Coates, David BECKY THOMPSON. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . President Stephenson, Donald Millard, Vivian Nunnery, Charles KATIE SMITH, , , , , . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Little. In tree: Becky T h o m p s o n, Katie Smith, Billy BILLY WI-HTLEY. . . . . . . . . .Vice-President Whitley. Beta Club The Beta Club members are not chosen solely for their . a c a d e mi c achievement, but also for their integrity, M, character, and leadership abilities. S-LLL MN ' -a--.y 1' ff? X I5 ' Besides collecting food for needy families at Christmas, the Beta Club also took the responsi- '. h V,-', bility of baby-sitting at P. T. A. meetings. .Y - 7' 70 The Library Club is of invaluable assistance to students who go into the library. Along with Mrs. Sullivan, they make the library a very nice place to study and to get reading materials. Rose Potter, S andra Pilkington, Gail Parrish, Betty Shearon, joan Broadwell. S e c ond row: A 41 'L - I Hazel Wiggins, Deberniere Debnam,joAnn Tant, C ar olyn Strickland. Third row: Teresa Price, Dianne Sullivan, Gail Byrd. -4n1i4 GAILPARRISI-i.,..................President ROSE POTTER . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer A BETTYSHEARONH.. ...........Reporrer ,asv-'-F' A TERESA PRICE. . . . . .... Vice-President 1. A Getting their last minute instructions for their library duty are: Gail Parrish, JoAnn Tant, and Teresa Price. 71 future Business leaders ef Hmeriea , - A J-.s. .,- '- rr, -- -A ., v X si '- - Q -.ge First row: Paula Johnson, Josephine Johnson, Brenda l - -- Butts, Evelyn Hines, Jean Ricks. Second row: Jen- nette Benson, Rose Potter, Teresa Price, Cathy Ale- shire, Donna Ward. Third row: Connie Pittm an, Sandra Pilkington, L i n d a Greene, Pat Moore, Janie Brown. Fourth row: Carolyn Strickland, F aye Parrish, C at h y Duncan, Dorothy Weishaar, Ju dy Jernigan, Hazel Wiggins, D i a nne Potter, Jewel Bailey. Speech Club Mr. Bernard Proctor, Advisor, First row: Cheryl Oliver, Betty Narron, Lavern Peedin. Second row: Terry Blakeslee, Martha Earp, Sue Bailey, Dianne Driver. Third row: Roger Ammons, Mike Davis, Billy Whitley, Louis Best, David Stephenson. 72 French Club First Row: Becky Thompson, Donna Bailey. Second Row: Charles Little, Larry Sullivan. Third Row: Evelyn Brown, Katie Smith, Johnny Batten, David Stephenson. Fourth Row: Paula Johnson, Donald Millard, Billy Whitley. Fifth Row: joy Phillips, Bonnie Coats, Miss Tyson. Sixth Row: Vivian Nunnery, Kay Wall, Lorre Holland. l Evelyn Brown, President, Billy Whitley, Vice President, Paula johnson, Reporter, Kay Wall, Secretary-Tre asurer. Future Teachers of Hmerica Kneeling: Karen Gancy, Vivian Nunnery, Betty Jean Narron, Jean Ricks, Michal Pittman. First Row: Pat Moore, Dianne Wall, Jackie Talton, Betty Thornton, Kay Batten, Linda Greene, Elaine Smith, Sue Bailey, Jewel Bailey, Sandra Pilkington, Dixie Radford, Brenda Creech, Brenda Godwin, Everett jones, Roger Ammons, Miss Parks. Second Row: Sandra Ivey, Martha jane Earp, Bonnie Batten, Donna Pender, Kay Wall, Ruthie Slaughter, Joy Phillips, Evelyn Hines, Paula johnson, Lavern Peedin, Brenda Butts. The Pep Club's main objective is to develop spirit among the student body. Although it is a relatively young club, it has been a great success thus far. We are all indebted to Coach Marvin Sellers, who formulated the plans and who is now sewing as the Pep Club advisor. LYNN STALLINGS. . . . . . CHARLES LITTLE ELLEN WORLEY. . DONNA MCCRAY. . . . . . JIMMY PARRISH. 74 . . . . Secretary . Sgt. -at- arms . . . . .Treasurer . Vice-President . . . . President Brenda Godwin George Underhill Elaine Smith I L2-ITV HGIITIS Ie an Ricks .JA Betty Jean Lynch Joe Partin Betty jean Narron . 'ow -1 SCH 'cw Hazel Wiggins Responsibility is the key characteristic of the bus drivers at Selma High School. These students are choice drivers and have successfully passed a series of tests that have made them eligible to drive the buses. We thank these dedicated and responsible students who have contributed so much to Selma High School. Glee Club ' t F i E v Safetu Patrol These boys are to be congratulated for the fine work that they do in seeing that students arrive and depart from school safely. 76 I 1 Being a majorette is a great honor, but it also requires a lot of hard work. Congratulationsto the ma 1'I'13.IlC6Sa was i A of 1 Katie Smith Paula. Johnson Bonnie Coates -1' A 9' The maj orette squad Dorinda Creech Gail W2-rd 'r jorettes this ye ar for their fine perfor- majorettes mv 1 . ALT'- 'Y Q s S First Row: Carolyn Phillips, Ellen Worley, Lynn Stallings, Bonnie Pittman, Connie Pittman, Chris Gandy, Dwight Fields, Evelyn Brown, Mary Pate, Ida Thompson, Harold Lee, De'l5bie McDuffy, Roy Godwin, Kathy Carter, Betty Je an Lynch, Gordon Woodruff, Donnie Price, Frank The Dance Band composed of Ricky Broadwell, Dwight Fields, Kathy Carter, Gordon Woodruff, Betty jean Lynch, Ray Earp, Vernon Wiggs, Larry Sullivan, Larry Culbreth, and Becky Thompson enjoys playing popular numbers. Proctor, jim Radford, Bruce johns on. Second R ow: Larence Phillips, Bruce Coats, Vernon Wiggs, Ray Earp, Larry Sullivan, Marshall Batten, Larry Bailey, Wayne Dorman, Larry Culbreth, Bobby Evans, Bonnie Coats. Mr. Bailey, the band director. These young musicians known as the Junior Band, are fast becoming experienced players. The band is lead by Drum Major, Mike Davis. The Selma High School Band under the direction of Mr. LW. Bailey presents half-time shows, concerts, plus attending various parades. The band works very hard for the recognition they receive. M ' 5 ll ll 1- ll as pg K. nifmkiziri QC 413 Officers include Kathy Carter, Presidentg Carolyn Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer, Evelyn Brown, Vice-President, Larry Sullivan, Quarterrn asterg Betty jean Lynch, Quartermaster. Teamwork, Desire Hnd Hhilitu . . . E v I 80 HTHLETICS The athletic program has always been an integral part of the activities at Selma School. just as any other athletic program, the prime purpose of the Selma athletics is to develop a spirit of cooperation. We are indebted to the fine coaching staff and to the participants. Varsiiu Football First row: Terry Blakeslee, Wilbert Shirley, Donald Millard, Edwin Capps, Butch Hicks, Charles Little. Second row: Vernon Wiggs, Bill I-lodge, Jimmy Jernigan, Curtis Brown, Donnie Price, Tommy Woodall. Third row: Woodrow Creech, Alex jernig an, Ted Bryant,Jimmy Kelly, Larry Evans. Fourth row: jimmy Parrish, Ray Earp, Jimmy Crocker. The leaders of this year's football team were co-captains Ed Capps and Butch I-licks. 82 Donald Millard Butch Hicks Ed Capps Charles Little J V. 'I , L. x. ia V K , . i F M Q X lag, A 1 yi xsafm f V V D The managers: Graham Ricks and Don Jones Hope this works in the game. 1 f f 1 Curtis Brown Jimmy Parrish Alex Jernigan Tommy Woodall 83 1 ' I x57?ff.9 in . ifst IW at 41 0 'MKUQZ 1 ,ks -uf-. law, Q'-,DTI Qf+,. 1 f ,. WH 4:-577 'Q .1 ., Ii' 'AJ 4 in :Q ,- -f, M. 1 7, ' - -'il-liigra SV vw'- 'u-J 'inr , - x ,'f ' -5 vff 3 i E o 57 TS gn CG U ZNEU mm S o Q 4-I Zi r-I Lf.. td Bonnie Coats, Donn Second Ro n, Barbar Capps, Flo C1 GJ v-4 E5 E 2. a Ivey. Easo dr pson, Becky Bailey, San Brown, S n . o .cz 4-V I I-I E rley d, Katie S sf' 3 '64 G' 3 Lu yn l-1 -v-1 cd Ward, johnson, E Becky Paula Thom 3 3 C5 Q 2 McCra Worle Pric Ro Ya Us U Girls' Basllelhall 5 l The Seniors on this years team are Ev e lyn Brown, Donna Kay Ward, Shirley Eason, Bonnie Coats, and Becky Thompson, all shown with Coach Marvin Sellers. Donna drops in two from the line! Carol, get that rebound! ! ! Tri-Captains for '65 are Evelyn Brown, Shirley Eason, and Donna Kay Ward. Selma has continued its outstanding record again this year. Highlights of the season were two vic- tories over S m ithfi e 1 d. The scores of these games were 27-17 and 26-21. S t a rt e r s include: Edwin Capps, Larry Hicks, Charles Little, Hugh Woodard, and David Stephenson. Co-Captains Ed Capps and Larry Hicks with Mr. I-Iiclcm an. Though hindered by inexperience, we feel as though our boys have progressed much since the beginning of the season. f. f ,, , 4 - 4 W iv xnm rx Mighty Moe shoots. 'N 3. ... Neff. 1 3 Chuck it in the basket Hugh. , Hr Ill 1 4, 4, i x X Baseball 1964 1 Never-ending effort and tremendous spirit cata- pulted these boys to second place in the league, led only by Benson. 4, .zlxit flaw- E , ' In Fja . 5, , i-11552122128 V ' Q .-fix., St-r-r-r-1-k-el 'T' J '.,,x3sr- 41 r f xl F' y V f 355 1 352 Mx f A ii 'v-'ss . . .'+- First row: Billy 'Whitley, Dennis Crocker, Pete Parrish, Jimmy Millard, Doug Creech, David Stephenson. Second row: Wayne Dorm an, Hugh Woodard, johnny Batten, Butch Hicks, Vernon Wiggs, Tommy Crumpler, Curtis , .ps Brown. Third row: Coach Marvin Sellers, Wayne Ricks, Leon Woodruff, Scott Baggett, Larry Hicks, and Manager Ray Earp. , I f H S is 624- - -1, .V 'a ' C ' 5, ,ja Q 90 Watch his spitball, Butch! E ... sb-'12?'22 v' if QW . gi? 1. f N N ' if if X lr 'H bk Dennis Crocker Pete Parrish leading Iline X! Leon Woodruff . .. 0 H- Find' Q if Y an .A I ag '11 , FM' 'f' '- 1 , 'E If , .I ,H 1-6 Wayne Ricks jimmy Millard SEVWA Billy Whitley Butch Hicks .WI 5- , Tommy Crumpler johnny Batten 4. A F 'X A 4 O . An active participation in track requires much gruelling practice. Every member of the 1964 track team did his part in promoting this part of our athletic program. Kneeling: Tommy Woodall, David Stephenson, Jerry Little, Jerry Dean, johnny Batten, Leon Woodruff, Lanis johnson, Doug Creech, jimmy Millard, Donald Millard. Thorne. Second row: Coach Hickman, Linwood Ward, Charles Turn it loose, Charlie, please ! . Don't drop it now, Doug ! 5- r A .- fi gang , Q-. ,Q +61 DHI Isl I I ll' , W- ll ' 1 1 l f A little higher and he will probably 3 r go into orbit. B1 92 , 171 1 First row: Ginger Smith, Janie McCray, Gail johnson, Gloria Culbreth. Third row: Kay Batten, Kathy I-lill, Sandra Greene, Eileen Bailey, Gail Byrd. Second row: Betty jane Bruce, Doris Godwin, Connie Edwards, Kathy Sandra Lee, Dianne Wall, Brenda Sellers, Gail Brown, Smith. J. V. Sports First row: Irving Bailey, Frankie Parrish, Phil Creech, Johnny johnson, Graham Ricks. Third row: Manager Billy Billy Hicks, Don jones, Phil Moody. Second row: Coach Mitchell, George Creech, Ray Taylor, Eddie Mozingo,. Harold Woodall, Harold Lee, Larry Cooke, Everitt Jones, Neil Moody. 93 1 A H il T 'l 4.1. . i Q! ' First Row: George Creech, Sammy Radford, Shelton james Baker, Ray Munce. Third Row: Sonny Howard, Sullivan, Irving Bailey, Phil Creech. Second Row: Billy Larence Phillips, Donnie Worrells, Albert Braswell, Prince, Billy Hicks, B obby Talton, Gordon Woodruff, Donnie Godwin, Ray Taylor, Rudy Abbot, Jimmy Turner. Hction! 94 Coaches The Coaches of Selma High School include Mr. Harold Woodall,I.V. Boys' Basketball and Footballg Mr. Marvin Sellers, Girls' Basketball, Baseballg and Mr. Robert Hickman, Varsity Football and Basketball, Track. 95 Cheerleaders The cheerleading squad. With legs crossed the cheerleaders wish the Selma teams good luck. 96 Evelyn Hines, Chief Cheerleader. The Cheer1eader's Mascot is Sherry johnson. Senior, Lavern Peedin Senior, Joy Phillips Junior, Linda Price junior, Charlotte Bullard junior, Diane Parrish Sophomore, Marilyn Thompson Sophomore, Bonnie Batten Sophomore, Susan Barnes 97 Cnmhininn Beauin Hnd Talent . . . H In fi 1 I 98 FEHTURES Like any other school, Selmais not all work and no play. There were many glorious events which took place during our Senior year. A11 of these things will serve as pleasant memories in years to come. Bonnie Coats, Chief Marshal marshals These students gain recognition for their high scholastic achievement. Taking part in the commencement exer- cises are activities they feel is an unforgettable honor. The Marshals at Graduation T T 3 Lf' a i. Q 4 2 lc Th Carol nPhilli s Curtis Brown Bonnie johnny Batten, Carol johnson, Dorinda Creech, Billy Whitley, Bec y ornpson, y p , , Coats, Chief, Dwight Fields, Kay Pate. loo 5 it if lb th I 4 H- 1 .x Homecoming 1965 . . . The Game . . L QW! Our Selma boys put forth a great effort in order to make the Homecoming Festivities a success. Pre-g ame strategy. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Miss Bonnie Coats. . . . 1he Dance The dance was slow to begin This was quite a change of pace! 101 Homecoming Uueen Miss BONNIE COATS Bonnie enjoys relaxing by a fire Bonnie's grace and charm en- hance every surrounding . Uueens' Court Miss BETTY JEAN LYNCH '. -, ai, 2. 'W X S X5 1 Us 41 , ' -zagjv 'Q-,-:j . f S I' V 'fav' 1' . W E P? Y' ' . . 54 gy, SQ, , Y 5: . ., I? 3, ,A , 3 - ' . f X . gig X V W I ,. Y , 'KQK .- :K X 5 .4 1 E '- A M 1 Z - - ' ,:- 1: ix W Q Q ' wwf, W ww . 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A Ynsr A5 With her figure and stun- ning personality, who would have felt justified in not voting for Miss Teresa Francene Blakeslee for Mis s Powderpuff f o r 1965? Q' ,. hrx,,f,,g-'Q Steve Dean, Lan1s Thorne, Robert Deans, Harry Blackley, Jerry Myatt, Not p1Ct1.1I'ed Jerry Thornton. 106 . F.H.H.-F.F.H. Sweethearts .5 v. ,r ,' 1 Y ee-, 4 13 , . . ---we e gf 1. r . ,. er f ' . 64. 5-. 9 4,1 ' 4 'L . 5' X va -bf iuef.-N - , , ,f X X ,.. .6 ' , 4 Bonnie Coats Marshall Hicks iff. 5, 107 The Mexican Senors and Senoritas: Beryle Davis, Dianne Millard, Charlotte Bullard, Linda Helms, Linda Price, Back Row: Curtis Brown, Jimmy Jernigan, Dwight Fields, Wayne Dorman, Larry I-licks. lUe Had H mexican fiesta! Taking advantage of the soft lights and g music , 5 ., The line-up. IO8 1 2? ,, ,, lg ix We were honored by the presence of many teachers. 3 Qi I 5 Practice makes perfect. A MQ Partying Mexican style Capturing the mood of the crowd 4 jenette Benson and Evelyn Broun send off College Appli Uutstandinq Seniors as -..M vin I I - -.ga ,Ng 5- IuL...,.,,,,c-A A -..I -Nm-n-an-sqxv,-.,.,.v 1 c N. ,S DEPOSIT MAIL PER AR NAIL OR SPECIAL DELIVERY KP FULL 5150 fH 'M 4 ...,-, Mb.,-u-D-0 ,S S I 1 , M 'S ff' Uuistandinq Seniors Becky Thompson, Donald Millard, Donna Kay Ward, and David Stephenson get practice in the art of broadcasting. f f W WARD 193 52 t 4 A 5 '2 5 5 .xp ai 1:5 I fi in 2 Y ' n fu I. 1 gg 1. Saw? -Z1 - ww I 75' ffm' Mxfsy .5 fn.. 4 g f if 1 46 ' 1 4 .Q .K W f 3, f., ,ff ,,Q,,..uv i as 1,327 ,- I R, K 1 gg ,. 4, , 5 wifes' 5 H' of -P , 'ff . f' x 1 z' J Q fl 9' 1. 34 'ii f. , t ' ' ,Lg2.f,w WTIWH N WA lv'e,1 v v i ' ' Chosen as the two MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS, U S Bonnie Coats and Johnny Batten prepare to take a night out on the town. H3 laguna il -fry ,- W e A Q zz, 1 , . e N.: v' X fx,- 1 iw iyg X ff 'Q X X A X K' ER Q Sb 3 N f nm li X 'N fs:- wk nm 4 W 55? 1 x 1 w Q. Q? V x Si EXW? NA X 0 X .1 k if ?. , 763 NN 'J . Ar XJ W X as 5 ' t ll Y .. 3 mr 'Q Mx L .. ..,,... .,,, ' 1:',L.j,:. .. E sg.f15sg:Ap,:s1,xz f , '55 s , ' x Q .... - x I V: ,W .,. AM QF ' if xx ,S 3 f X ,X xx www xr f 9, , Y ,f 4 ia! i Q' Y . 1, 1 Lg .fl N59 -6-'Y 4,4 ,....X WJ. -0 . .F , W .Q - QQ aww. .V 9 ,L x Q ,, , Q as ' ' 1, -I., , if . 'Aw-any-uv 'iii' 5, ,I 1 V if 'W - C VW ' mg 1+ 4. I: , 'QI P Bum: 4- , U V i . 2 , M44 ,A LL , 2 , -lx.. N . ' ' YT, . . ' . - -41-jfi..-.u ' M, ur J yy., .N f we Q ,,,,.f, Yak, 45 'i . -he yn- ..J, A YK'- W .Q , E ,S , is ,W , it 5333, 'ix 5-H se if ..S , , ,md w,. ,, 'c 3 6 W, 5 D .A Qs Q39 ig? JF MARY CATHERINE ALESHIRE F.B.L,A, 3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Pep Club 4. EDWIN ROGERDALE AMMONS Marshal 35 F.T.A, 45 Debating Club 45 Junior Classical League 15 Junior Class Play 35 Yellow Jacket staff 4. DONNA JEAN NE BAILEY French Club 45F. B. L. A, 35 F. I-I, A, 2, 3,4, Junior and Chapter Degrees5 Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4. JEWEL GREY BAILEY F.T,A. 4, F.B.L.A, 3,4, F,H,A. 1,2. JOHNNY WAYNE BATTEN Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 35 Beta Club 3,45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,45 Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4, President 45 French Club 45 Class Officer 2,3,4, President 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Mar- shal 2,35 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Nominee to the Governor's Youth Fitness Council5 Morehead Nomi- nee5 Outstanding senior5 SENOCA staff 3, 4, Photographer 45 Pep Club 45 Football 3, Honorable mention, Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Varsity Basketball 15 Office practice 4. GLORIA JENNET TE BENSON Student Council 25 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Junior degree, Parliamentarian 2, Treasurer 45 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Class Officer, Secretary 45 SENOCA staff 3,4, Business Man- ager 45 Office Practice 3,45 Out- standing senior 45 Pep Club 4. Senior Ilirecturu TERRY FRANCIS BLAKES LEE- Student Council 25 Key Club 2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Substitute 1, 25 Pep Club 45 U.S. History award 35 SENOCA staff 3,4, Editor 45 Outstanding senior 45 Miss Powderpuff 45 Foot- ball 45 Basketball, Scorekeeper 3,4, RICKY WORTH PARRISI-I BRADY F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree 2. JANIE LEE BROWN F.H.A. 1,2,3, F.B.L.A. 3,4. W ,W Our senior mascots are Kelly Bost and Chris Brown. JUDITH EVELYN BROWN Student Council 3, 45 French Club, President 45 F. I-I. A. 1,2,3,4, Junior, Chapter, and State Degrees5 Mono- gram Club 2, 3,45 B and 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4, Service Award 2, Band Monogram Club 1,2,3,45Out- standing s e ni or 45 Junior-Senior W aitr e s s 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4. H6 BRENDA JOYCE BUTTS F.B.L.A. 3,4, F.H,A. 1,25 F.T.A, 4. EDWIN EARL CAPPS KeyC1ub 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Greenhand Degree5 Treasurer 35 Pep Club 45 Football 15 Junior-Varsity Basket- ball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4. 5 KATHY FAYE CARTER Band 1,2, 3, President 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Yellow Jacket staff, Editor 4. BONNIE IRENE COATS Student Council 1,2, Secretary 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3,4, Reporter 45 F,H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter and Junior Degrees, Histo- rian 1, Vice-President 25 President 45 F. B. L. A. 25 French Club -45 De- bating Club 1,2, Substitute 25 Class Officer, Reporter 35Marshal 1, 2, 3, Chief 35 SENOCA staff 3, 4, Assis- tant Editor 45 Pep Club 45 Home- coming Queen 45 Girls' State Dele- gate 35 Junior-Senior Waitress 25 F.F.A, Sweetheart 45 Band 4, Maj orette 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Junior-Varsity Basketball 15 Out- -standing Senior 45 Football Sponsor 1, 3. BRENDA KAY CREECH F.H,A. 1,2,35 F.T,A. 45 Yellow Jacket staff 4. DeBERNIERE TALTON DEBNAM F.I-I, A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Chapter and Junior Degrees. LINDA DIANE DRIVER Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. B. L, A. 2,45 Debating Club 45 Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 1, 2,45 Football Spon- sor 4. JANICE CAROL EASON Student Council 35 FHA 1, 25 Mono- gram Club 3, 45 Class Officer, Sec- retary 35 Yellow Jacket staff News Editor 45 Football Sponsor 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Football Sponsor 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN EAS ON Monogram Club 3,45 F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Tre asurer 45 F.H.A, 15 Yellow Jacket staff, Reporter 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Most outstanding Player 3, All-Conference 35Junior-Varsity Basketball 1, Tri-Captain 4. LARRY LEE EVANS Monogram Club 45 F. F. A, 15 2,45 Greenhand Degree Chapter Farmer Degree, Public Speaking Aw ard5 Substitute Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. BRENDA SUE GODWIN F. H, A. 1, 2, 35 F. T. A. 45 Yellow Jacket staff 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3,4. JAMES GRAHAM coDw1N F.F.A. 2, 3,4, LINDA FAYE GREEN FoBo1foAo3,4, F.H,A, F,T,A, 4. LARRY NOBLE HELMS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Assis- tant Treasurer 4, Vice-President 4, Reporter of Johnston Federation 4, Greenhand Degree 1, Star Green- hand Degree 1, C h a pt e r Farmer Degree 25 Supervised Farming Award 3, Star Farmer Degree 4. Senior Uirectoru JAMES MARSHALL I-HCKS Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45 Vice- President 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 3, President45 Football 2,3545 Co-captain 45 Junior-Varsity Foot- ball 15 Outstanding Senior 4. EVELYN DELL HINES F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, Recreational Leader 1, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Secretary 35 F, B. L. A, 45 F. T. A. 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, C hie f 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Class Officer, Vice-President 1,Treasurer 25 Re- porter 45 Pep Club 45Yellow Jacket Staff 45 F. H. A. Junior Degree5 Out- standing Senior 4. LORRE MICHELLE HOLLAND F. H. A. 2, 3,45 Junior Homemaker Degree 2, Chapter Degree 35 Pep Club 4. JUDY ELIZABETH JERNIGAN F.H.A. 15 F. B.L. A, 3,45 Glee Club 1. JOSEPI-UNE JOHNSON F. B. L. A. 4. PAULA GRACE JOHNS ON F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree5 French Club, Reporter 45 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 F, T, A. 45 Homecoming Spon- sor 35Ba.1'1d 354, Majorette 3,45 Librarian 3, 45 Basketball, Assistant Statistician 3, Assistant Scorekeeper 35 Pep Club 4. II7 ff f f-,Q 1 ' . ,Z ,. , 5 ,..,,. 5,5 I ng ws 'lt' ,M NM F X if f, ,,., f if AHB X ' iQ ...vu - .. 'af , 4 ,595 , ,-if I Q XX 'K X2 CHARLES LITTLE Student Council 45 Key Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 Beta Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Class Offi- cer 4, President5 SENOCA Staff 354, Sports Editor5 Football 2, 3, 4, All- Conference Honorable M e ntion5 Basketball 45 Junior-Varsity Foot- ball 15 Junior-Varsity Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 3,45 Outstanding senior 4. BETTY JEAN LYNCH F.H,A, 1, 25 3, 45 Songleader 1, Historian 3, Recreational Leader 25 Monogram Club 2,3545 F.F.A, Sweetheart 35 Student Council 35 Debating Club 1, 25 Junior and Chapter Degrees5 Band 1,4,Quarter- master 45 Class Officer, Reporter 25 SENOCA staff 3,4, Advertising Manager 45 Football Sponsor 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Yellow Jacket Staff 35 Bus Driver 2, 35 45 Deleg ate to State 4-H Electric Congress 2, 35 Delegate to Southern Radio-TV Institute 35 Pep Club 45 Pep Band 4. DONALD EARL MILLARD Key Club 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 French Club 45Beta Club 45 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Class Offi- cer, President 1, Vice-President 2, President 35 Marshal 25 Pep Club 45 F ootb all 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Outstanding Senior5 Junior-Varsity Football 1. PATRICIA LYNN MOORE F.l-LA, 1, 2, 35 F.B.L.A,45F.T,A, 45 Yellow Jacket Staff, Fe ature Editor 45 Football Sponsor 45 Pep Club 4. NORA VIVIAN NUNN ERY Student Council 45 F.H.A.1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Junior and Chapter Degrees, Kiwanis Home Economics Award 35 Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 F. T, A. , Vice-President 45 Pep Club 45 Outstanding Senior 4. BETTY JEAN NARRON F. I-I. A. 1,2,3,4, Junior and Chapter D e g r e e s5 F. T.A. 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, R e p ort e r 45 Home- coming Sponsor 3, 45Yellow Jacket Staff 45 Glee Club 4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 45 Junior-Varsity Bas- ketball 1, 2. ELIZABETH FAYE PARRISI-I F. B, L, A, 3, 45 Yellow Jacket Staff. Senior llirectoru LINDA GAIL PARRISH F,l-LA. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 25 Library Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Glee Club 25 Office Practice 4. JOSEPH EDWIN PARTIN F. F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 35 Bus Driver 45 Eastern Regional Aw ard in F.F. A. Con- vention. DAISY LAVERN PEEDIN F. H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Junior and Chapter Degrees5 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Homecoming Can- didate 45 Football Sponsor 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 Yellow Jacket Staff 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4,'Treasu.rer 45 F.T,A, 4. BRENDA KAY PHILLIPS F. H, A, 1, 2, 35 Yellow Jacket Staff 4. JOY LYNN PHILLIPS F, H,A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,Junior and Chapter Degrees5 Monogram Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 French Club 45 F. T. A, 45 Pep Club 4. SANDRA LYNNE PILKINGTON F.B.L,A. 3,45 Library Club 3,45 F, T,A. 4. BONNIE DIANNE POTTER F,H,A, 15 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Student Council 25 Yellow Jacket Staff, Society Editor 45 Office Practice 45 Pep Club 4. H8 MARGARET ROSE POTTER F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Historian 45 Library Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. DONNIE PRICE Monogram Club 45 Yellow Jacket Staff, Managing Editor 45 Football 45Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45Ju.nior- Varsity Basketball 2. TERESA ANN PRICE F.B.L. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Library Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Yellow Jacket Staff 4. FAYE RADFORD F.H.A. 1,25 Library Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Juni or-Varsity Basketball 1. PATRICIA LOUISE REEVES F. H, A, 25 F, B. L.A. 3,4, Historian 3, Secretary 4. LAURA JEAN RICKS F. I-I. A. 1,2,3,4, Junior and Chapter Degrees, Photographer 45 F. B. L, A. 3,45 F, T. A. 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, President 45 Debating Club 1,25 Football Sponsor 15 Bus Driver 3, 45 World Peace Speech 25 First Prize in Magazine Sales 35 Pep Club 45 Junior-Varsity Basketball 1. BETTY JOYCE SI-IEARON F. B. L. A. 25 Library Club 3, 4, Re- porter 45 Yellow Jacket staff. GEORGE WILBERT SHIRLEY, JR, Monogram Club 45 F. F, A. 45 Foot- ball 4. ANNIE ELAINE SMITH F.H. A. 1, 2,3,4,Junior and Chapter Degrees, Historian 2, President 45 S tud ent Council 1, 25 F. T, A. 45 Class Officer, Secretary 2, Vice- President 2, Vice-President 35 Yellow Jacket 4, Business Manager5 Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4. KATIE JEAN SMITH F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree5 French Club 45 Student Council 35 Debating Club 25 Majorette 3, 45 Chief'45 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Band 1, Band Mono- gram 1, Librarian 15 Basketball, Junior-Varsity 1, Scorekeeper 3,45 Statistician5 Pep Club 4. DAVID EARL STEPHENSON Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45 French Club 45 Debating Club 45 Beta Club 45 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Out- standing Senior 45Basketbal1 2,3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Junior-Varsity Football 15 Junior- Varsity Basketball 15 Pep Club 4. LARRY EUGENE SULLIVAN Key Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Student Council 15 Beta Club 45 Marshal 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quarter- Master 45 Pep Club 45 Band Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 4. REBECCA ANNE THOMPSON F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Junior Degree 2, CountyReporter 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 F r e nc h Club 45 Debating Club 1, 25 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Class Officer, Reporter 15 Crisco Homemaker Award 15Marshal 1, 35 Junior-Senior Waitress 25 Outstand- ing Senior 45 Girls' State 35 Foot- ball Sponsor 1,25 Homecoming Qu e e n Candidate 45 Best Typist Award 35 Kathryn Smith Reynolds Scholarship Nominee 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Junior-Varsity Basketball 45 Betty Crocker Award. Senior Ilirectnru LANIS EDWARD THORNE Monogram Club 2, 3,45 F,F, A, 45 Homecoming Escort 3,45Track1,2, 3, 4. JERRY MAC THORNTON F.F.A. 3, Secretary 4, Greenhand and Chapter Degrees5 Bus Driver 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3. X '3- 5 1 GEORGE YATES UNDERHILL NANCY KAY WALL Student Council 3,45 French Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 F. H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4,Junior and Chapter De- grees5 F. T, A, 4. DONNA KAY WARD Student Council 45 F.H.A, 1,2, Vice-President 25 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45 F.B. L. A, 4, Reporter 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 45 Junior- Senior Waitress 25 Pep Club 45 Out- standing Senior 45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Football Sponsor 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Top Scorer for AA Conference 1, Most Outstanding Player 2, All- Conference 2, 3. DOROTHY ELLEN WEISHAAR F. B. L. A, 45 Library Club 25 Smith- field High School 1, 25 Archbishop Prendegrast High 35 Hobby Club, Secretary 15 Journalism Club 35 Yellow Jacket Staff, Photographer 4. BILLY TALTON WHITLEY Student Council 4, President 45 Beta Club 3, Vice-President 45 French Club 4, Vice-President 45 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45De- bating Club 4, World Peace Speak- ing Contest 45 F. T,A. 45 Pep Club 45 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Marshal 35 SENOCA Staff 3, Art Editor 45 Outstanding Senior 45 Office Prac- tice 45 Football 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Junior-Varsity Basketball 1. HAZEL LEE WIGGINS 12.14. A. 1,25 F.B.L.A, 3,4, Library F. F. A, 1, 2, 3,45 Bus Driver 4- Club 3,45 Bus Driver 4. BENNETT ROOSEVELT VAUSE DAVEY JAMES WIGGS Pep Club 4. Yellow Jacket Staff, Sports Editor 4. H9 Ula Hre Snlicitinq Hour Support . . . v fi.. sl, L H? vs 1 Aww l I r x E I 120 HUVEHTISEHIEHTS al The role of advertising plays a major part in the success of an annual. It takes time, energy, and the willingness to work. The failure of not selling an ad to a merchant is as great as the sense of success when an ad is sold. We thank all the merchants who contributed to our an- nual and the part they have played in making it a suc- cess. SEll'llDllll6 Pig f jg XR GRANTHAMIS Shop With Confidence CIT Boys' Store-Men's Store Complete Formal Wear And Rental Wear Wear With Pride thfield North Carolina Smithfield North Caro Sealtest Dairy Products Home Milk Company E. C. Pollard Arthur Sellers Sealtest Milk and Milk Products 965-2653 965-3521 122 SELMA RADIO AND MUSIC COMPANY Maytag and G . E. 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Best Wishes Congratulations to the From Class of I965 FAY'S SANDWICH COMPANY BAILEY FUNERAL HOME Sandwiches For all your parties 24 Hour Ambulance Service mithfield North Carolina Selma NOrth C0r0li IDEAL CLEANERS Cleaners and Laundry GRAY'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Selection of Top-Hit Records Phone WO 5-3203 3Ol North City Limits elma North Carolina Selma North Carol. , y,ig,,,,,,. , , V fl 7 ,i 031 -5, N I Best Wishes from Woodard's Formal Wear Suits Shoes Ties Selma North Carolina Compliments from 7 Creech s Amoco Gas Groceries Meats Selma North Carolina 124 Jordan Motor Company Dodge Cars and Trucks 24 Hour Wrecker Service Selma North Carolina SMITHFIELD GULF SERVICE Gas-OiI-Batteries-Washing-LuIorication Located Corner of Third and' Wellons SIVIITH'S STORE Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes if' 'E i Sireels Ladies Ready-to-Wear 964-8666 Smithfield North Carolina Selma North Carolina ff'oT GURLEY NIILLI NG coiviPANY fi Manufacturers of G. M. C. 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Open 'til 9:OO P.M. Monday 8. Friday Nights THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your County Newspaper Published Tuesday and Friday CHANDLER'S 54 TO 51.00 STORE J ames C handler Manager Selma North Carolina Congratulations From WARD TRUCKING Leslie Ward, Owner Selma North Carolina PA TH A BLANKET OF .. H- tic' Wiz Y' 6 I , --3 M Q 1 , I , ii .. O E K thu! 5 52 -1 Bond Oil and Fertilizer Company Crown Products Fertilizer Seeds Coal 965-305I Selma North Carolina Authorized Farm Equipment Dealer of Johnston County, Factory warranted machines B. 8. R. WILSON FORD JOHNSTON COTTON CO. FLOYD C. PRICE St SONS HEAVENER-WALLACE W. B. OLIVER 8. SONS MEDLIN TRACTOR HINNANT'S FARM EQUIPMENT CASE JOHNSTON IMP. CO. Genuine repair parts Factory trained mechanic T27 LUBY'S MOBIL SERVICE Luby Starling, Owner and Manag Located on 3OI Truck Lane, South Within City Limits WE 4-3520 Smithfield Compliments of PINE LEVEL HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE F Pine Level North Carolina SELNIA GIFT 8: NOVELTY SHOP Gifts for All Occasions I Mrs. W. H. Pender, Owner Selma North Carolin ROGER A. SMITH Insurance-Loans Real Estate Smithfield North Carolin CI From the Cradle to the Grave- THE JOHNSTONIAN - SUN COVERS THE HISTORY OF SELMA'S PEOPLE SELNIA POOL ROOM Ervin Bailey, Owner WO 5-2453 Selma North Carolina Compliments of SNIITH'S LADIES SHOP Smithfield North Carolina There is no Substitute For Reality Compliments of TROT MOTEL lntown Smithfield North Carolina RAY'S PUROL SERVICE Tires, Batteries, 8. Accessories Ray Braswel I RFD ta Smithfield, North Carolina Best Wishes from Compliments of TALTON, INC. Furniture Department and Applianc SMITHFIELD AUTO DEALERS Smithfield North Caro JORDON 8: HOLT, INC. 1viAc's Esso SERVICE HARDWARE Phone WO 5-2443 Plumbing and Heating Contract s Herbert S. Ward John R. Boyd WE 4-2620 Owners I Smithfield North Caro Compliments of JULVIAN V. DEAN OIL COMPANY Quality Esso Service Selma North Carolina VANN'S JEWELERS Ralph Vann OW I WO 5-362i o Selma North Car Best Wishes From n Edmund's Men Clothiers Selma North Car A ' ,C 0 V 9111 'Ur . ' cp ' . .Af Y , ,Q A f 1 A3 9 f s P an ,, 'Exam S. B. C. HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Sporting Paints Goods 965-3202 Selma North Carolina Best Wishes From BRAXTON BROWN Feeds, Groceries, and Gas Highway 39 Selma North Carolina Fam: W 11 A ' -1 'I Q xt Q, things gg better h Coqlie l0T1llD UNDER AUYHOIITY Of THE COCA'COlA COMPANY IV THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. , BROWN'S BAR-B'Q SULLlVAN'S JEWELERS Specialist in: Watches - Diamonds Hot Dogs Hamburgers Watch and Jewelry Repair Bar-B-Q Phone 965-2985 Selma North Carolina Selma North Carolina Ol.lVER'S PARK AND SHOP Your One Stop Food Center GUY C. LEE MANUFACTURING CO Lumber-Millwork Building Material Smithfield North Carolina 132 ' If 53 SMITHFIELD TELEVISION AND MUSIC CENTER The House of Musical Merchandise N MM Smithfield, North Carolina 4? 'S N j'. 'j 4' 'S V Band Instruments - f Steve C . Themis Phone 934-2659 ,wx g. Complete outfits for Men 81 Boys' HUGH AUSTIN'S A Trial Is All We Ask Smithfield North Carolina MASTER WELL Sc BUILDERS CO. 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