Smithfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

THE SHIELD Volume XVIII Smithfield High School Smithfield, North Carolina EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Chip Barnes ASSISTANT EDITOR Justine Blow Contents Dedication During our high school years, we have needed assistance, guidance, and encouragement to inspire our attitudes and thoughts. Such intangible gifts have been bestowed upon many students by our dedicated Latin teacher. He has always been eager to help his students become masters of that Romance language. The basketball games have always had his sincere support. To Mr. Clarence Woodard who has given his patient service to Smithfield High School and the people within, we dedicate the 1967 SHIELD. Congratulations to the annual staff and sponsor for your efforts in putting together this picture and word story of our school year here at Smithfield High School. Our students enjoy the heritage of scholarship, high ideals, and service which this school has achieved for many years. It is extremely important that all of us, who are a part of this tradition, take advantage of each opportunity to improve in academic, social, moral and physical statue. Your school and your community expects your best! Let us, as students, faculty, and parents, make an even better school and community. Secretaries Mrs. T arlton still gives both her time and effort for the improvement of Smithfield High School. Get this right. Jack, Two ham and cheese sandwiches, potato chips, three Baby Ruth ' s, and a drink. Around the office of Smithfield High School revolve the daily activities of the school. Mrs. Tarlton and Mrs. Weaver are mainly responsible for the work that is done. Everyday these ladies work diligently checking attendance reports, bus reports, and typing various school data. Without the efficiency and tact of our secretaries, S.H. S. would not be the same place. A hardy note of thanks goes to Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Tarlton. English MRS. NELL REID B. A. Flora McDonald College English English, the basis of our education, covers a wide range of subjects. Freshmen explore the world of Dickens through Great Expectations. Sophomores study Shakespeare ' s Julius Caesar, while juniors trace American literature from the historical writings of Benjamin Franklin to the contemporary poetry of Carl Sandburg. Seniors read such important works as Beowulf, Chaucer ' s Canterbury Tales, and Macbeth. Grammar is emphasized in all four years. Included in the English curriculum is an elective course in speech. MRS. GLADYS B. PRINCE B.S. Campbell College English MRS. LEONA PARRISH B. A. Wake Forest College English MRS. MICKIE BRASWELL B. A. Atlantic Christian College English and Speech MRS. RUTH BURNETTE B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College University of North Carolina at Greensboro English Mrs. Reid prepares her class for the Shakespearean plays. Mrs. Parrish discusses the Medieval Period with seniors. students listen attentively as Mrs. Prince explains the construc- tion of a sentence. PUBLIC LIBRARV OF JOHNSTON COUNTyv- AND SMITHFIELD-SMITHFIELD, N. C. MRS. LEOLA LASSITER A.B. East Carolina College Algebra and Geometry Math Theorems, slide rules, axioms, these are the by- words of the math students. Realizing the importance of mathematics, pupils apply themselves to serious investigation in advanced courses. The Math Department of SHS, seek- ing to explain the magic of numbers, offers General Math, Business Arithmetic, Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. MRS. ANDREA BOYETTE A.B. Meredith College Mathematics MR. J. L. CREECH, JR. A.B. Atlantic Christian College Algebra MRS. JOANNA JACKSON B. A. Elon College Civics, General Science, General Math Think is an important word in math. Students intrigued by opaque projector. MR. VIRGIL PAYNE B.S., M. A. Wake Forest College East Carolina College Chemistry and Physical Science Science Science helps us to understand the world around us. Our science dept. endeavors to help its students find their places in the living, grow- ing, and changing world; to understand and appreciate the interdependence of plant and ani- mal life, to understand and appreciate man ' s total dependence of Mother Nature , and to help the students find their relationship to the Crea- tor. In doing so, it is hoped that each student will find his proper place in life. Physical Sci- ence, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science are included in our program. College prepara- tory biology was another addition to our curri- culum this year. Students prepare for an experiment as Mr. Payne explains the procedure. 13 French classes take imaginary tours of France via books, maps, guides, and library materials. Records and tapes are used to help the student with his pronunciation. Daily drills in conjugations and vocabulary are stressed. Excerpts from French history, modern life in France, and purely fictitious stories await translation by second year students. Now you know the answer to that one ! Foreign Languages MR. S. C. WOODARD A.B. University of North Carolina Latin 14 Of course 1 can ' t read it, silly. I look at the pictures. Freshmen and sophomores burn the midnight oil in preparation of Mr. Woodard ' s Latin assignments. Both Latin 1 and II give background in Roman culture, and students learn to apply their Latin grammar in English and other language courses. MRS. LOIS PEELE A.B. Meredith College French Yes, Caesar was a Roman! Social Studies MR. BOBBY WAYNE POPE B.S. Campbell College History MR. JOHN W. FLOYD B. S. East Carolina College History, Economics, and Sociology Our Social Studies department functions with the ultimate purpose of teaching its students to understand the problems of the past in order to prepare them for the future. Well-qualified teachers help us to un- derstand national and international problems. U.S. History for seniors and world history for sophomores and juniors is offered via WUNC-TV from Chapel Hill. ' Thank you, cesspool. How about five laps around the building, Overby? Physical Education and Health When do we take off? Students in their Freshman year of High School really learn what it means to be physically fit. They do calisthentic and learn how to play numerous games. We are fortunate to have Mrs. Price added to our faculty as the girls gym director. She has done much to improve this course and has added several intramural games. In health, they learn how to build up their physical well-being. As Coach Brown says, A healthy body is a good vehicle for an active mind . I tell you it ' s TICKING. MRS. LOIS F. PRICE R.P.A., B.S. North Carolina State University Atlantic Christian College Biology and Physical Education MR. ROY J. BROWN JR. A.B. Atlantic Christian Geography and Physical Education Latm Believe me, Mr. Massey said, You get paid while you learn. Industrial Cooperative Training Mechanical Drawing and Construction IndusU I.C.T. is a cooperative effort by the school, business, and industry to provide youth with training in areas of their choice. Students are provided by these courses with experiences to enable them to acquire skills and technical in- formation. They learn how to work and develop good work habits and attitudes. These programs help the students to build up self-confidence and make them conscientious citizens in the community. The three teachers in the job training field are Mr. John Massey, Mr. Bill Howell, and Mr. Oliver Williamson. MR. JOHN T. MASSEY B.S. East Carolina College Industrial Cooperative Training MR. OLIVER WILLIAMSON North Carolina State College Construction Industry MR, BILL HOWELL B.S. East Carolina College Industrial Arts 17 Distributive Education MR. WAYNE PEED B.S. East Carolina College Marketing and Distributive Education Mrs. Creech is still trying to teach us our ABC ' s. Typing Here at S.H.S. we have many courses which prepare students for jobs after graduation. In the D. E. department students are told about all the business ethics, and how to be a good salesman. After the classroom training , they go out and have on-the-job training. This gives them the experience which they need in life. The sounds of ringing bells and the tapping of keys can be heard coming from this depart- ment nearly all day. Here sophomores and jun- iors learn the magic art of pressing keys and pro- ducing a flawless paper. Mrs. Creech also has classes of shorthand which follow right along with typing in preparing girls for secretarial jobs. 18 Now, be sure to get your figures right. What is it -- a sewing machine? The joy of preparing a meal without burning it is one of the few things a girl learns to do while taking Home Ec. It is concerned with all aspects of family life. Home Ec. also includes construction and care of clothing and home man- agement. This year S.H.S. has added a third year of Home Ec. to provide the girls with the knowledge of the little things that make life more enjoyable. MRS. LOU WOODARD B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics Home Economics MRS. BRENDA HEARD B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics They said it couldn ' t be done, and THEY ' RE RIGHT. 19 Music is the art of the prophets, the only art that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one of the most magnificent and delightful presents God has given us. -- Luther Music If sounds are any indication of activity, there is always something going in our music department. From the melodic tones of chorus rehearsal to the clanging of symbols from the bandroom, there is always something to listen to. And this is, of course, the purpose of these departments --to make stu- dents capable of commanding the attention of the world ' s ear. MR. LEE ROGERS B.S. , M. A. East Carolina College Band Director MRS. GEORGIANNA McLEAN B. M. Talladega College Art Professionals in the making. Members of Mrs. Adams ' art class are given an opportunity to express them- selves through sketching, bulletin, boards, and various art contests in our town. In addition to basic drawing skills, the students develop an appreciation for the paintings of Titian, Leonardo De Vinci, Raphael, Picasso, and many others. MRS. EDNA EARLE ADAMS B.S. Atlantic Christian College Art Masters at work. 20 Guidance Guidance is the process of helping persons make the best possible decisions about their lives, and aid- ing them in solving their problems. Educational and vocational guidance are offered in our guidance room -- the key to the future of Smithfield students. It provides students with extensive files containing vocations and college information. With much con- cern for the future of every student, Mrs. Hornaday is always ready to advise and answer questions. Dreaming about college life p5ycMlATR CCA( 5 MRS VALERIA VINSON B.S. East Carolina College Librarian MRS. MARGIE HORNADAY B.S. University of North Carolina Guidance Libra All students realize the necessity of a library. Each year our library strives to render more efficient service through the improvement of research facilities. Library assistants aid Mrs. Vinson in filing and as- sisting the students. Library is truly the nucleus of learning. 21 ELAINE ALLEN Basketball, Statistician 4; Explorer ' s Club, Sec- retary 1; Variety Club 2; Glee Club 1; Junior Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4. SANDRA LYNN ALLEN Variety Club 1; Library Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Distributive Education Club 3, Vice-President 4; Debating Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. ALTON RAY ANDERSON Johnston Central High School 1,2; Football, J. V. 3; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 4. THOMAS LESTER AYCOCK Basketball, J. V. 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Science Club 1; Journalism Club, Vice President 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Home- coming Planning Committee 4. DAVID WAYLON BAKER Science Club 2; Wildlife Club 1. FREDA CAROLINE BARBOUR Glee Club 1; Distributive Education Club 3,4. JAMES LEON BARBOUR Wildlife Club 1; Science Club 2; Glee Club 2. JESSE LEONARD BARBOUR Football, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3, 4; Baseball 4; Science Club 1, Vice-President 2. 25 LINDA DIANE BARBOUR Basketball, J. V. 3, Varsity 4; Science Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee, 3. ROY LEON BARBOUR Wildlife Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Com- mittee 3. TERESA ANN BARBOUR Variety Club 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3; President 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Publicity 3. FRANK E. BARNES III Football, J. V. 2, Varsity 3; Track 2; Science Club, Vice-President 1; Fine Arts Club, Presi- dent 2; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Head Chair- man 3; Governor ' s School Nominee 3; Student Council 3; Class President 3; Anne of Green Gables , Stage Manager 3; Shield Staff, Edi- tor-in-Chief 4. BRENDA GAIL BATTEN Home Economics Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Glee Club 1,2; Vocational Industrial Club, President 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 4; Distributive Education Club 3. KATHLEEN BRITT BATTEN Basketball J. V. 3, Varsity 4; Variety Club 1, 2; Homecoming Planning Committee, Chair- man 4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables , Makeup 3; Student Council 3; Marshall 3; High Times Staff 3,4. ROBERT JOEL BELAND Football, J. V. 2; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2. JUDITH ANN BENSON Churchland High School 1; Library Club 2,3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Invita- tion Committee Chairman 3; Student Council 3; Shield Staff 3; Organizations Editor 4. MICKEY LEE BLACK Basketball Manager 4; Health Career Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecom- ing Queen 4. LOU ELLEN BLACKMAN Science Club 1, Fine Arts Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3, Secretary 4; Junior -Senior Planning Committee 3. JUSTINE LEIGH BLOW Variety Club, President 1, Program Chairman 2; Homecoming Planning Committee 4, Junior - Senior Planning Committee Refreshment Com- mittee Chairman 3; Chief Marshall 3; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 3; Homecoming Court 4; Shield Staff 3, Assistant Editor 4; Cheerlead- er 3, Chief 4; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. PAMELA ROSE BOOB Basketball J. V. 1,4; Glee Club 1; Science Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3; Band 1, 2. WILLL M THADDEUS BOONE Football J. V. , 2, Varsity 4; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Commit- tee 3. JANE KATE BROWN Basketball J. V. 1, 3, Varsity 4; Statistician 2, 3, 4; Tract Statistician 2, 3, 4; Variety Club 1, 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Invitation Committee Co-Chairman 3; Homecoming Plan- ning Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; High Times Staff 3,4. ROSE MARIE BRYANT Johnston Central High 1,2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Publicity 3. DIANE BYRD Home Economics Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Glee Club 1, 2; 27 LINDA PAULETTE CALDWELL Science Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Distributive Education Club, Treasurer 3,4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee, Publicity Committee, Chairman 3. RICHARD ALLEN CANNON Goldsboro Junior High School 1; New Bern High School 2; Jacksonville High School 3, BETTY JO CAPPS Glee Club 1,2; Home Economics Club 2; Dis- tributive Education Club 4, Secretary 3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4. EARL CAPPS, JR. Football J. V. 2,3; Science Club 2, Vice-Pres- ident 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Distributive Education Club 3. HETTIE PAULETTE CAPPS Glee Club 1; Science Club 1; Health Club 2; Distributive Education Club 4. PATRICIA GAIL CASEY Home Economics Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3, Program Committee Chairman 3; Bus Driver 4. LEN COLLIER Basketball Varsity 3; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Band 1. LAWRENCE BANKS COOR Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2. DEBORAH LAURA CREECH Freeport High School, Freeport, N. Y. 1,2,3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Home- coming Court 4; High Times Staff 4. JAMES RANSOM CREECH Football, J. V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee 3; Anne of Green Gables Stage Crew 3; Shield Staff, Sports Editor 4. TIMOTHY CARR DAUGHTRY Band Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Band 1, 2; All State Band 1, 2. 3; Tri-County Band 2; Governor ' s School 3. LARRY NORWOOD DENNING Football J. V. 1, Co- Captain 2; Basketball J. V. 1; Wildlife Club 1, Science Club 3, Jun- ior-Senior Planning Committee 3. DOROTHY LARUE ELLIS Glee Club 1; Health Club 1; Science Club 2. BARBARA GAIL EVANS Glee Club 1; Variety Club 1,2; Homecoming Planning Committee, Co-Chairman 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee, 3; Anne of Green Gables cast 3; High Times Staff, Assistant Fashion Editor 4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheer- leader 3, 4. GWYNN YVONNE FAIRCLOTH Glee Club 1; Home Economics Club 1; Miscel- laneous Club 2; Library Assistant 2,3. CHRISTOPHER COLE FINCH Torrejan Dependent ' s School, Torrejan Air Base, Madrid, Spain 1; Gunnery Prep. School, Wash- ington, Connecticut 2; Track 3, 4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4, Shield Staff 4; Anne of Green Gables , Publicity Chairman 4. 29 JOHN CHARLES MILTON FORE Science Club 1; Band Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Comnnittee 3; Band 1,2,3,4. ROSA NAOMI GARDNER Equestrian Club 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Future Homemaker of America 3,4; Junior -Senior Plan- ning Committee 3; Bus Driver 4; Anne of Green Gables Publicity Committee 3. JUDY MAE GODWIN Glee Club 1; Science Club 1, Secretary 2; Distributive Education Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Anne of Green Gables crew 3. STEPHEN ANDREW GREGORY Science Club, Reporter 1; Wildlife Club 2; Bus Driver 4. JAMES HAMPTON GRIFFIN, JR. Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. JAMES MICHAEL GRIGG Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2,3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY RUTH GRIMES Variety Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 4; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. WILLIAM WATSON HALL North Lenoir High School 1, 2, 3; Football 4. SYLVIA JOE HAMILTON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Explorers Club 1; Variety Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH HARDEE Future Homemakers of America Club 1,4, Sec- retary 2, Vice President 3; Library Assistant 2, 3,4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Prop Chairman 3. CLYDA FA YE HILL Glee Club 1; Future Homemakers of America Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Bus Driver 4. JOHNNY GILL HOBGOOD Science Club 1; Band Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Band 1,2,3, Publicity Manager 4; Shield Staff, Photographer 4; Anne of Green Gables Lighting 3. KENNETH EDWARDS HOBGOOD Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Anne of Green Gables Crew 3. BARBARA ANN HODGE Equestrian Club 1; Health Career Club 2; Dis- tributive Education Club 3,4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. JANE GASTON HOLT Variety Club 1, President 2; Junior- Senior Plan- ning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Com- mittee 4; Student Council 3; Homecoming Court 4; High Times Staff 3, Art Editor 4. KENNETH DICKENSON HOLT Track 2; Wildlife Club 1; Science Club 2; Vo- cational Industrial Club 4; Junior- Senior Plan- ning Committee 3, 31 WILLIAM VERNON HOWELL Wildlife Club 1; Science Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3, Parliamentarian 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. PATRICIA ANN HUDSON Glee Club 1,2; Home Economics Club 1; Cur- rent Events Club 2; Library Club 3; Junior- Sen- ior Planning Committee 3. BOBBY RAY JOHNSON Parkton High School 1,2,3. BRENDA GAIL JOHNSON Basketball, J. V. 3; Future Homemakers of America Club 1,2, Reporter 3; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; High Times Staff 4; Bus Driver 4. MARGARET VICTORIA JOHNSON Variety Club 1, 2; Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 2. NANCY BETH JOHNSON Glee Club 1; Variety Club 1, Secretary 2; Homecoming Planning Committee, Refresh- ment Committee Co- Chairman 4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Entertainment Committee Co-chairman 3; Anne of Green Gables crew, Makeup Committee Chairman 3; Marshal 3; Girls ' State 3; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerlead- er 3, 4. ANNE FRANCES JONES Variety Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee, Decorating Committee Chairman 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 3, Decorat- ing Committee Chairman 4; Marshal 3; Home- coming Court 4; High Times Staff 2, 3, Edi- tor-in-Chief 4; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. JOHN CURTIS JONES Football, J. V. 1,2,3, Varsity 4; Distributive Education Club 4; Wildlife Club 1; Science Club 2. LINDA CAROL JONES Glee Club 1,2, 3, Treasurer 4; Home Econom- ics Club 1; Health Club 2; Future Homemakers of America Club, Program Chairman 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 4; Anne of Green Gables Publicity Chairman 3. ROBERT ALLEN KUEBLER Warrensville Heights High School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1,2,3. KATHRYN LUCILLE LAMBERT Explorers Club 1; Variety Club 2; Glee Club 1. JACK ADAMS LANCASTER Football, J. V. 2, Varsity 3; Basketball, J. V. 2, Varsity 3,4; Track 2; Glee Club 1,2; Wild- life Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee. PHYLLIS CAROL LASSITER Basketball, J. V. 1; Home Economics Club, Secretary 1; Variety Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Vocational Industrial Club of America, Reporter 4. JAMES STEVEN LEE Football, J. V. 2, Varsity 3; Track 1.2; Wild- life Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Bus Driver 4. ROBERT AMBROSE LEE Distributive Education Club 3, 4; Wildlife Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. GLORIA THAINE LITTLE Glee Club Accompanist 1,2,3; Variety Club 1,2; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Jun- ior-Senior Planning Committee, Entertainment Committee Co-Chairman 3; Marshal 3; Shield ' Staff 4; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. 33 ARCHIBALD OLIVER McFADYEN Track 1, 2, 3; Wildlife Club 1; Science Club 2; Vocational Industrial Club 4; Junior- Senior Plan- ning Committee 3. JANE LENORA McGEE Basketball, J. V. 3; Variety Club 1, Fine Arts Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. JAMES WILTON McKENZIE Wild Life Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Bus Driver 3, 4. STEVEN McLEOD Football, J. v., 1; Varsity 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Wildlife Club 1. JOSEPH NORMAN MORGAN Football, J.V. 1; Science Club 1; Journalism Club President 2; Junior- Senior Planning Com- mittee, Table and Chairs Committee, Co- Chairman 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Marshal 3; Class Vice-President 3; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; Band 1,2,3, President 4; Anne of Green Gables, Lighting Director 3. MARVIN LEE MO YE Football, J.V. 1, Co-Captain 2; Varsity 3, 4; Track 1; Wildlife Club, Secretary 1; Journalism Club 2. LARRY EUGENE MURPHY Distributive Education Club 3,4; Wildlife Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. DENNIS VICTOR NORRIS Distributive Education Club 1,2; Wildlife Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 2. HUNTER ELI OLIVE Football, J.V. 2; Varsity 3; Tri-Captain 4; Wildlife Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Com mittee, Building Committee, Chairman 3. CARLTON WINDSOR OVERBY Football, J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4; Basketball, J.V. 1. Varsity 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wildlife Club 1; Monogram Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee, Building Committee, Chairman 3. CAROL ANN PARRISH Variety Club 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Junior-Sen- ior Planning Committee 3; Marshall 3; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. LINDA GREY PARRISH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian Club 1; Health Careers Club 2. JAMES THOMAS PENNY Basketball, J.V. 2,3; Wildlife Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Bus Driv er 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY GAIL POPE Roseboro-Salemburg High School 1,2; Junior- Senior Play Planning Committee 3; Vocational Industrial Club. BRITT HOWELL POPE Debating Club 1; Journalism Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. JUDITH KAYE POUNDS Future Homemakers of America 1,2, Recrea- tion Leader 3, President 4; Library Club 4; Jun- ior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Bus Driver 4, 35 LOU GLENN POWELL Basketball, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Science Club 1; Variety Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Shield Staff 4; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. MICHAEL DAVID PREVETTE Football, J.V. 2, Varsity 4; Track 2; Wildlife Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY CRAIG QUEEN Wildlife Club, Secretary, 1, President 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. JANET LEIGH RAINS Charles B. Aycock High School 1; Basketball 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables, Publici- ty Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Com- mittee 4. DAVID MARSHALL REID Alexander Graham Junior High 1; Gary High School 2. 3; Basketball 4; Golf 4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; National Merit Semi- finalist 4. DEBRA ANN RIGDON Selma High School 1,2; Library Assistant 3; Vocational Industrial Club, Secretary 4. WENDY VIVIAN SANDERS Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Oral Reading Club 1; Health Club 2; Junior -Senior Planning Committee 3. CHARLES LEE SCHOFIELD, II Basketball, J.V. 2, Varsity 3; Science Club, Vice-President 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Junior- Senior Plannmg Committee, Table and Chair Committee Co-Chairman 3; Homecoming Plan ' ning Committee 4; Anne of Green Gables , Stage Crew 3. LINDA FAYE SNIPES Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Home Economics Club 1; Civics Club, Vice-President 2. EMMA JEAN STALLINGS Equestrian Club 1; Health Careers Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. BRENDA SUZANNE STANCIL Variety Club 2, Secretary 1; Junior-Senior Plan- ning Committee 3; Homecoming Court 4; Shield Staff 4; Anne of Green Gables , Cast 3. LEONARD DONNIE STANCIL Distributive Education Club 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3. 37 PAMELA KAYE STANLEY Future Homemakers of America 2; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Variety Club 1; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Winner of Time Weekly Mag- azine Current Events Contest 3; Anne of Green Gables Publicity 3. VERNI JEAN STANLEY Variety Club 1; Glee Club 1; Debating Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3; Library Club 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Make-up Committee 3. DAVID STEPHEN STEFANIAK Corfu High School, New York 1,2,3. DORA VICTORIA STEPHENSON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Club 2; Junior- Sen- ior Planning Committee 3. GILBERT DeWITT STEPHENSON, JR. Football, J.V. 1, Varsity 3; Basketball, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club, Vice-President 2; Anne of Green Gables Sound Director 3; Junior- Senior Planning Com- mittee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4. KENNETH PRESTON STEPHENSON Basketball, J.V. 3; Baseball 3,4; Distributive Education Club 4; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3, SUE GRAYSTON STEPHENSON Glee Club 1,2, 3, President 4; Home Economics Club, President 1; Variety Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; High Times Staff 4; Anne of Green Gables Ticket Committee 4. WILLIAM MARK STRICKLAND Track 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club, President 1; Science Club 2; Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee 3. KAY LAYNE SUGG Variety Club 1; Fine Arts Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Winner of Time Weekly Mag- azine Current Events Contest 3; High Times Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Court. GLENDA CAROL SULLIVAN Basketball 3,4; Journalism Club 1,2; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Marshal 3; Student Council 3; Homecoming Court 4; Shield Staff 3, Activities Editor 4; Library Assistant 1,3; Anne of Green Gables Cast 3. EDDIE LEON SUTTON Football, J.V. 3, Varsity 4; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Com- mittee 3. LINDA LOUISE TURNER J. Mason Smith Junior High School 1; Vocation- al Industrial Club 4; Career Club 2; Junior- Sen- ior Planning Committee 3; Homecoming Plan- ning Committee 4. DOUGLAS BRENT TYNER Football, J.V. 2,3; Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2; Distributive Education Club 3,4. KATHY ANNE UNDERWOOD Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 1; Health Careers Club 2; Anne of Green Gables ' Ticket Committee 3. RONNIE DALE WALLACE Science Club 1; Wildlife Club 2. ALLEN HEWITT WELLONS Football, J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 4; Basketball, J. V. 2; Science Club 1; Debating Club 2; Darlington School 3. DAVID KEITH WHITEHURST Football, J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Tri-Captain 4; Track 2, 4; Basketball, J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Home- coming Planning Committee 4, SYLVIA GAIL WHITLEY Variety Club 1, Vice-President 2; Junior-Senior Planning Committee, Decorating Committee Co-chairman 3; Homecoming Planning Com- mittee, Refreshments Committee Co-Chairman 3; Student Council 3; High Times Staff 3, News Editor 4; Shield Staff 4; Glee Club 4, Reporter 1, Publicity Chairman 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3. DONNA ELLEN WILLIAMS Variety Club 1, 2; Junior-S enior Planning Com- mittee 3. JANICE FA YE WILLIAMS Selma High School 1,2; Vocational Industrial Club, Treasurer 4. HARVIE JEAN WILLIFORD Equestrian Club 1; Health Club 2; Distributive Education 3,4; Junior-Senior Planning Commit- tee 3. BARBARA ANN WOOD Distributive Education Club 4; Current Events Club 2; Home Economics Club 1; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3; Anne of Green Gables Publicity 3. ADAM HEATH YARBOROUGH Football, J. V. 3, Varsity 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club, Secretary 1; Wildlife Club 2; Junior- Senior Planning Comnnittee 3; Homecoming Planning Committee 4; Marshal 3; Student Council 3; Anne of Green Gables Stage Crew 3. MARY LOUISE YARBOROUGH Equestrian Club 1; Library Club 2; Distributive Education Club 4; Junior- Senior Planning Com- mittee 3. PHILLIP ARMEN ZIADY Science Club 1; Wildlife Club, Secretary-Re- porter 2; Marshal 3. CHIP BARNES During his sophomore and junior years. Chip partici- pated m junior varsity football and varsity football and track. He was vice-president of the Science Club and president of the Fine Arts Club. Due to the efforts of Chip, as head chairman, and others the ' 66 Junior- Senior Prom was a success. Chip ' s outstanding qualities earned for him a nomination to the Governor ' s School. He was on the Student Council in 1965-1966. Admired by his classmates, he was elected president of his junior class. And last, but of course not least. Chip was the editor-in- chief of this yearbook. KATHY BATTEN r A love for sports and a determination to succeed earned for Kathy a place on the junior varsity basketball team last year and a prominent place on the varsity team this year. She was a mem- ber of the Variety Club during her freshman and sophomore years. This club gave chapel programs for the school. She was not only a success in sports, but also in academic ability. She served as a commencement marshal in the 1966 graduation exercises. Meriting the respect of fellow classmates, Kathy served well as chairman of the 1966 Homecoming Dance. She was a member of the Student Council during her junior year and has been on the High Times staff for the past two years. The abilities of Justine Blow are never ending. Being full of energy, she has participated outstandingly in every phase of high school activity. She has been a leader throughout her high school career. In the Variety Club, she served as president as a freshman and program chairman as a sophomore. Most of us cannot imagine the amount of labor and time Justine spent as chairman of the Junior- Senior refreshment committee. Academically outstanding, Justine led her class last year; thus, she served as chief marshal at the 1966 commencement. She was on the Student Council and served as class treasurer last year. Justine was on the 1966 homecoming court. As a cheerleader last year and chief cheerleader this year, she has worked hard to encourage school spirit. Drama- tically inclined too, she played the role of Anne in Anne og Green Gables presented in 1966. Justine, as assistant editor, aided Chip and the other staff members in publish- ing this yearbook. JUSTINE BLOW GAIL EVANS Vivacious Gail Evans has helped to cheer our teams along the way as a cheerleader for the past two years. She was a Glee Club member as a freshman and in the Variety Club as a freshman and a sophomore. The prep- aration of the ' 66 Homecoming Dance would have been impossible without such willing workers as Gail. Not only vivacious, but also dramatic, Gail was a cast mem ber of the Junior- Senior play, Anne of Green Gables. Vivacious, dramatic Gail is also fashionable and charm- ing. This year she was assistant fashion editor of the High Times, and she was on the Homecoming Court. Gail rated the highest of the senior girls on the Betty Crocker Test; therefore, she was named Betty Crocker ' Homemaker of the year from our school. She was a win- ner in the 1966 World Peace Essay Contest. With these many activities, Gail has maintained a high academic average. TIM DAUGHTRY Very musically talented, Tim has excelled in band. He plays the French horn and is the drum major of the Smithfield High School Band. The Band Club, of which he was a member as a freshman and a sophomore, stimulated his love for music. Tim played in the All State Band during the past three years and in the Tri -County Band during his sophomore year. Smithfield High School was proud to be represented by Tim at the Governor ' s School last summer. Tim is one of superior speakers in our speech class. He was the winner of the district VFW Democracy Speech Contest. Nancy sang and served as accompanist in Glee Club her freshman year. She was a member of the Variety Club for two years, serving as secretary during the last year. Many of Nancy ' s classmates admired her genuine character and self- motivation; for these reasons, she was appointed co-chairman of the Junior- Senior entertain- ment committee and the homecoming refreshment com- mittee. Many a player has been encouraged by the ear- nest yells of Nancy and the other cheerleaders during the past two years. Excelling academically, she served as a commencement marshal in the 1966 graduation and at- tended Girls ' State that summer. People say that brains and beauty aren ' t found in one person; however, this is not true of Nancy. She was on this year ' s Homecoming Court. NANCY JOHNSON Am JONES Ann was a member of the Variety Club for two years, As co-chairman of the Junior- Senior Prom decorating committee, she spent many tiring hours creating the real- istic showboat and background in order to support the ef- fect of an evening on the Mississippi River. She did an equally superb job of decorating the gym as a fall park for this year ' s Homecoming Dance. Near the top of her class, she served as a commencement marshal in 1966. Ann is an intelligent leader and organizer. She has been on the High Times staff for two years and is the 1966 editor-in-chief. Talented Ann was an actress in Anne of Green Gables, the Junior-Senior play. Ann cheered for the Red Devils as a cheerleader her junior and senior years. She was also on the Homecoming Court. GLORIA LITTLE Gloria put to use her exceptional talent as a pianist by ac- companying the Glee Club for three years. She has also played for many other school functions, such as for the ' 66 Junior -Senior Prom program, of which she was a co-chairman, and chapel pro- grams given by the Variety Club her freshman and sophomore year. She has received superior piano ratings for the past five years. She was an actress in the Junior-Senior play, Anne of Green Gables. As a member of the Shield staff, she strived diligently to help complete the pages of this book. Extracurricu- lar activities did not result in the neglect of her studies. She was a commencement marshal in 1966. Joe is one of the seniors by whom many underclass- men have patterned their lives. He played J. V. football for one year. He was a member of the Science Club and president of the Journalism Club. Realizing his trustiness he was chosen as co-chairman of the Junior- Senior table ' and chairs committee. His classmates respected his com- petence; therefore, elected him as vice-president of the ' 65- ' 66 junior class . Outstanding grades merited for him one of the commencement marshals last year. Joe was honored by nomination for the Morehead Scholarship. Although we may overlook the importance of Joe ' s job as lighting director of Anne of Green Gables, this did contribute much to the success of the play. Joe Morgan has been active in the band for four years and president of the band this year. JOE MORGAN CARLTON OVERBY Carlton is a very outstanding athlete. He played football for four years and was tri- captain of the varsity football team this year. His basketball skill, increasing over a period of four years of high school playing , merited for him a place of leadership in the team -- tri-captain. Carlton played baseball all four years of high school. He was in the Wildlife Club and the Monogram Club. Influ- ence among his classmates caused him to be chosen chair- man of the Junior- Senior building committee. DAVID REID Our school was happy to receive David Reid as a transfer student from Cary High School this year. David has shown outstanding athletic and academic abilities. He played varsity basketball and golf this year. He re- ceived the honors of nomination for a Morehead Scholar- ship and was ranked as a finalist on the National Merit Test. Glenda loves sports and has played varsity basketball for the Red Devils, as a junior and senior, with deter- mination and good sportsmanship. She was co-captain of the varsity team this year. Glenda was in the Journalism Club for two years. As a competent worker, she served on the 1966 Junior- Senior Prom committee and the 1966 Homecoming Dance committee. Academically, she has excelled and was a marshal at the 1966 graduation, Glenda was on the Student Council last year. The 1966 football team chose Glenda as one of the candidates for Homecoming Queen. She proved to be such an asset to the publication of the ' 65- 66 Shield that she was chosen activities editor of this edition. Many hours of practice were pre-requisite for Glenda and other cast members for the production of Anne of Green Gables. She has also been a library assistant. 48 GLENDA SULLIVAN DAVID WHITEHURST Practice and perseverance made David one of Smith- field ' s star athletes. He played football all four years of high school and was tri-captain of the varsity team in 1966. David was on the track team in 1966 and 1967. He played basketball throughout high school and was tri- captain of the varsity team this year. As one of the hard- working committee members, he helped to make the 1966 Junior- Senior Prom and the 1966 Homecoming Dance a success. HEATH YARBOROUGH Heath was on the 1965 J. V. football team and the 1966 var sity football team. He was on the golf team for three years. Serving as secretary, he was a member of the Science Club as a freshman and a member of the Wildlife Club as a sophomore. Heath was on the Junior-Senior planning committee and the Homecoming planning committee in 1966. Outstandmg aca- demically, he was a 1966 commencement marshal and on the Student Council. Interested in the well-being of the youth of Smithfield, Heath is chairman of the Youth cfouncil of Civic Af fairs. In addition, he helped to publish this yearbook. Sylvia Whitley ' s leadership and personality have added much to Smithfield High School ' s activities and organizations. During her first two years, Sylvia was a member of the Variety Club of which she was elected vice-president during her sophomore year. Her ambitious attitude endeavored her to become a magazine sales win- ner during her second year in high school. Sincerely respected ' by her classmates, Sylvia was elected as secre- tary of her junior class. These superior qualities influ- enced her classmates to also elect her as a member of the Student Council. Her efforts to promote a good Junior- Senior as co-chairman of the decorating committee con- tributed to the prom ' s merriment. As a senior, Sylvia spent many hours, as refreshment committee co-chair- man, planning for the large number of students who were expected to celebrate SHS ' s homecoming. Because of her high academic class rank, she served as commence- ment marshal in the 1966 graduating exercises. Sylvia was a member of the Glee Club during all of her high school years and served in various offices. As a junior and senior she worked on the High Times staff, serving as news editor during her senior year. Also during her senior year, she assisted in the publication of the Shield. SYLVIA WHITLEY Hannah Jenkins Gail Evans David Reid 1967 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Gailya Elizabeth Adams Jean Hope Allen Judy Dale Allen Phillip Keith Anderson Margaret Woodville Andreaus Charles Avera Martha Ann Barbour Arthur Thomas Barefoot Larry Donald Barnes Robert Alton Benson Richard Earl Black Galen Bolin Paul Howell Brink Johnny Mack Brown Rodin Bryan David Allen Bryant John Stevenson Bryant Johnny Bullock James Melvin Byrd Sandra KayeCapps 55 Thomas Reid Capps Shelley Ann Castleberry Cathy Clark Sandra Elizabeth Clayton John Harold Creech Johnny Wesley Creech Larry Creech James Everett Crocker, Jr. Glen Herring Davis Ronald Davis Lanny Maurice Deal Belle Ann Di Risio Our cheerleaders practiced diligently at the beach 56 Everyone gets set to raid Selma. Jerry Wayne Exum James Erwin Faircloth John Lindsay Ferguson Ernest Theodore Forbes III Julia Tatum Gilbert Jackie Godwin Steve Gower Carol Richardson Grantham Sylvia Hall Freddy Hamilton Wincy Victoria Handy Virginia Epps Harris _Jwl F Juniors 1 Deborah Ann Hill Dor .re Ray Hill Margy Gay Hinnant Donal Holt Patricia Ann Hudson Peter Thorleif Hulth William Edward Jackson Sherwood Tony Johnson 57 Brenda Sue Jones Carmel Theresa Jones Harry A . Jones, Jr. Martha Sandra Jones Monnie Sue Jones Elva Susan Jones Larry Mike Langdon Denton F. Lee ' T ' Charles Wesley Leonard Lena Catherine Lewis Deborah Ann Mason Ann Howard Mitchiner James Chris Moore Danny Narron Sandra Nordan Lucille Mary O ' Melia Polly Ann Pace Janice Ruth Parker Patricia Ann Parrish Eddy Henry Patterson Albert Owen Peedin David Pender Dennis Penuel Carolyn Frances Peterson Carl Philyaw Jr. Joseph Dan Phillips Durwood Renn Rose Steven Douglas Rouse Juniors And then there were the J. V. games Juniors Janet Ruth Sellers Janet Susan Shallcross Vickie Ruth Sienkiewiez Amos Daniel Simmons Ann Carolyn Sloan Willie Alfred Smith Larry Stallings Sandra Dyanne Stallings Ronnie Earl Standi Linda Sue Stewart Connie Mae Strickland Frank Thomas Sutton Stephanie Ray Taylor Tommy Martin Thompson Martha Throckmorton Ray Tucker David Lee Underwood Shelia Kay Wallace James Harold Walters Jennifer Duncan Watson Deborah Jean Adams Jerry Wayne Adams Pamela Adams James Maurice Allen Joseph Faye Allen Linda Kaye Allen William Joseph Austin Barbara Ann Baker Jerry Keith Ballance Carolyn Elaine Barbour Gerald Marshall Barbour Jessie Helen Barbour Phil Warren Barbour Ricky Dean Barbour Judith Ellen Barefoot Bette Jeanne Barnes Belinda Frances Beasley James Douglas Blackman Janice Fay Blankenship Thomas Clifton Beasley Gordon Lowry Blow Robert Burwell Brown Bonnie. Jean Byrd Dennis Junior Byrd 63 1 Sam Ray Byrd, Jr. Sharon Leigh Cameron Herbert Bradley Carroll Peggy Louise Carter Cathy Gwyn Cobb Harold Steve Creech June Lynette Creech Robert Leo Creech Soph omores ' Make sure you get on my jood side Sarah Debra Creech Debra Diane Cretini Jane Austin Cunningham Deanne Daughtry Jennifer Faye Davis Sandra Kay Davis John Robert Dupree Judith Gail Eason Warren Randolph Ellis Craig Michael Ennis Judy Carol Ennis Martha Susan Exum Janci Luann Fish Michael Oliver Fleming Alice Gloria Flowers Robert Clark Forbes Delmonte Ray Futch Alan Carl Gardner James Dwight Gay Phyllis Carol Gay Rubin Russell Gilmore Everette James Godwin John Edward Gregory III Sharon Annette Gregory Diana Haas James Parron Hall Dennis Dale Ham Henry William Harris, Jr. Terri Anne Haskill Samuel Gray Henry Alfred Dewayne Hill Emily Ann Hill 65 Mary Frances Hill Hugh Bryan Hobbs, Jr. Merita Ann Holt Richard Rowan Holt Teresa Kaye Holt Ronald Joe Hopkins James Raymond Hudson Jamie Sue Hughes Pamela Teresa Hulth Laura Beth Isley Karen Arleen Jackson Billy Earl Johnson Joan Carolyn Johnson Michael Ray Johnson Monnie Sue Johnson Thomas Glenn Johnson William Thomas Johnson Betty Catherine Jones Carolyn Sue Jones Charles Michael Jones Larry Smith Jones Crystal Elise Jordan Deborah Rose Lane George Mack Langdon, Jr. iW - 1 jH i. ill J Kenneth Romey Langston Matilda Joyce Lassiter James Daniel Lee Patricia Ann Lee Catherine Ruth Lipscak Stephen Robert Little Nancy Louise Liverman David Earl Massengill Oris Edwin Matthews Rhonda Joy McLean Victor Clarence Miller Milton Monk Burton Thomas Monroe Monne Rebecca Moye Ronald Elbert Murphy Mary Dianne Norris James Olive Rebecca Ann Overman Joseph Elbert Parrish Mary Susan Parrish James Howard Peedin Danny Wilson Penny Martha Page Perkison Charles Luther Pilkington John Nelson Pitchi Donald Rudolph Pittman Evelyn Rose Pittman Tony Dewayne Pope Susan Ray Mary Katherine Reese Brenda Gail Reynolds Jerry Lynn Roberts Jenny Sanders Gloria Christine Starling David Lane Stearns Dalma Eugene Stephenson Jacqueline Elizabeth Stevens Nancy Nelson Stigelman Sally Joe Stockdale Phillip George Stoliker Larry James Strickland Beverly Sullivan 68 Hugh Clifton Talton III Rebecca Ann Talton William Jesse Teague Jimmy Edward Thorne Jenny Thompson William Everette Thompson Gwendolyn Chambers Turley Danny Charles Wadsworth Everette Theodore Wall Margaret Wellons David Thurman West Carolyn Williams Sophomores 1 Dottie Sue Willis Mary Eileen Wilson Whitifield Danny Wood Deborah Joan Woodruff Thomas Carr Wright Ralph LaVerne Youn How to make the honor roll without really trying ! 69 Janice Elizabeth Adams Gregory Lee Adams Steven Ray Allen Burtchel Leon Bagley Joyce Nanette Bales Amelia Grace Barbour Hilda Carol Barbour Jennifer Hall Barbour Charles Danny Batten Jenny Lou Batten Thomas Claude Bell Janet Faye Black Danny Lee Blackman James Ronnie Blackman Vicky Diane Blackman flu Paula Bolin Kathy Mae Boob James Kenneth Boyette Gloria Jean Brown Chester Wayne Byrd 1 Mm Jimmy Junior Byrd Carl Smith Cameron Terry Lynn Canady Larry Earl Capps Ronnie Keith Carter Randall Harold Castleberry Madelyn Carolyn Coates Charles Anthony Coor Jane Teresa Creech Timothy Howard Creech A Theresa Ann Creech Dennis Carroll Crocker Rebecca Lynn Daughtry Kerry Lawrence Davis Shelby lean Davis ' Bf BMIil ' ' ' ' ! ' ' ' ! ' : ' ' f Karen M. Di Risio Bonnie Sue Dixon Danny Thomas Eason Paniela Ruth Eason Stephen Dale Ennis Barry Clifton Foote Wayne Danny Freeman Kurt Anders Fromm Durwood Miles Gardner Deborah Ann Gay Anita Louise Gerrell Larry Wayne Gerrell Michael Bruce Godwin Sue Evelyn Godwin Berry Franklin Godwin Clyde Nichollas Gray Brenda Sue Grice Billy Wayne Hall Margaret Diane Handy Marcus Luther Hansley Benjamin Willard Hatcher Phyllis Ann Henry Berneitha Ann Hinton Randy Dale Holley Alex Bell Holt Leonard Mack Holt Marie Porter Howell Peggy Jean Hudson Richard Arnold Jeffords, Jr. Debra Ann Johnson Emmitt Andrew Johnson 111 Janie Rose Johnson Mrs. Price keeps a watchful eye over these sophomores. Joseph Corbett Johnson Joseph Ronnie Johnson Wanda Gail Johnson Ava Marie Jones Azze Kaye Jones Joyce Virginia Kilpatrick Larry Ross Kimball Vernon King Mary Rose Lancaster Sylvia Diane Lancaster Oscar Clyde Lane, Jr. Wendy Gail Langdon Theresa Rosaline Lansinger Nathan Thomas Lassiter Terry Cameron Lassiter Ronnie Lynn Lawhorn Wanda Sue Lee Nancy Ann Lewis Michael Ray Lipcsak Kenneth Jurone Matthews Linda Sue Meadows Jerry Edward Moore Kathy Sue Moore Gladys Louise Moye Edward Earl Murphy Danny Lawrence Norris Randy Lee Nowlin Frnak Hayes Oliver Danny Clifton Overby Mack David Overby Freshmen Connie Faye Overman Phyllis Elizabeth Palmer Wanda Sue Parker Phyllis Peterson Parrish Ronald Lynn Parrish ■ Susan Lynn Pearce Joyce Ann Pender Jerry Norman Pernell Jimmy Fielding Pernell Jeanie Katherine Peterson Wanda Sue Phillips Delores Ann Pope Harvey Craig Price Edward George Rabil III Tillie Sue Radford James Robert Sellers, Jr. Rita Lynn Sellers Karen Sanders Shepard Steve Russell Simmons Connie Jean Simpson Linda Darnell Simpson Johnny Edward Smith Sam Bennett Smith Brenda Kaye Southerland Tommy Woodrow Standi Robert Earl Stanley Terri Teresa Starling Don Larry Stephenson Mary Jo Stephenson Sylvia Carol Stephenson 0 K  4- £1 William Edward Stephenson Jeffrey Blades Stewart Danny Alan Strickland Janice Carolyn Strickland Shirley Carr Talton Barbie Barbour Taylor Laura Diane Thompson Marilyn Gail Thompson Bonnie Sue Tucker Haywood Curtis Umphlett i - ■ Gloria Sanderson Wall Margaret Ilene Wallace Albert. Earl Watson Robert Neal Welch Nancy Lou Whitley Ricky Henry Whitley Dwight Milton Wiggs Denise Lynette Willie James Mitchiner Wilson Carolyn Jean Wise Margie Carolyn Wise Charles Braxton Wood Brenda Kay Worley Marilyn Greene Woodard Becky Yarborough Freshmen You should see the picture we wanted to put here! Sometinnes they wish they had flunked the eighth grade. 75 (Above) Jane Holt captures the hearts and minds of all as she sings Summertime . These girls brought the audience the true spirit of the Showboat . You shouldn ' t have twitted her about her looks. Nobody likes to be told that they ' re homely, Marilla (Carol Parrish ' l retorts to Rachel ' s (Ann Jones) rude remarks to Anne. Don ' t you dare speak that way to Anne, Diane Barry (Janice Lee) says angrily to Josie Dick seemed to enjoy his newfound stardom. Pye (Lou Powell). 80 Junior-Senior Play In the spring of 1966, the classes of ' 66 and ' 67, under the direction of Mrs. Joyce Jones, presented Anne of Green Gables as the annual junior-senior play. Based on the novel by L. M. Montgomery, it was a light comedy about a young girl with a wild imagination. The play ends happily as she achieves her fondest ambitions, a white dress and a boyfriend. Anne Shirley, the heroine, was portrayed by Justine Blow. ' ' Anne of Green Gables ' Katherine Jolliff, student director, held the show together from back- stage. 81 Court Homecoming Dance Mickey Black, QUEEN Kay Sugg Nancy Johnson Justine Blow Elaine Allen Ann Jones Gail Evans Glenda Sullivan Debbie Creech Judy Godwin Jane Brown Jane Holt Betty Jo Capps Brenda Stancil Carlton Overby Buck Boone Hunter Olive Heath Yarborough David Whitehurst Eddie Sutton J. L. Barbour Robert Sigmon Allen Wellons Steve McLeod David Prevette Curtis Jones Mark Moye Randy Creech The refreshment table proved to be almost as popular as the dance floor. All of them in school on the same day? I can ' t believe it! Homecoming Chapel Was GREAT!! (Above) The best side of Chris Finch VictiK Red Devils a-go-go A fair- to- middling crop If Mother could see me now! Alma Mater Praise we high our alma mater, Ringing loud and clear, Always holding thee in memory, Smithfield High so dear. As we hold these fleeting thoughts Ever in our minds, All the many joys we found in Dear old Smithfield High Glee Club RIGHT: Glee Club officers--Gwyne Cobb, Secretary; Sue Stephenson, President; Brenda Jones, Vice Presi- dent; Linda Jones, Treasurer; Karen Shepherd, Publi- city. The members of the Smithfield Glee Club spend three hours of each week practicing music, learning more about musical terms and instruments, and see- ing films about the world ' s great composers. Our school has been proud of the superior ratings received by the Glee Club at the annual contest held in Dur- ham. Besides singing in this contest, the chorus gives a Christmas and a spring concert. The 1966 Christ- mas concert was very seasonal and impressive with the members wearing white robes and carrying candles in a processional. This concert was broadcasted over WMPM radio on Christmas Day. Various members have sung at the meetings of the Hunter Johnson Jun- ior Music Club this year. 86 Band BEETMOVEN U A5 BEETMOV£N And You ARE YOOi The ' 66- ' 67 Smithfield band has been active with various performances in chapel programs, at ballgames, and at concerts. During the Christmas season, they performed in the Smithfield parade and traveled to other towns to brighten the spirits. The pep band provided half-time entertainment at the basketball games. Another individual group of band members, the dance band, has played at social functions throughout the area. ' Band is another im- portant part of our school ' s curriculum which broad- ens tlie student ' s knowledge in the arts. Bus Drivers The importance of our bus drivers should not be neglected. Th ey have to be responsible, intelligent, cautious, and mature. The bus driver is responsible for the safe arrival and de- parture of his passengers to and from school. He must also turn in various reports to the office which must be accurate. 90 D,E,, LCT, Prove Successful Library Club FRONT ROW: Brenda Stancil, Sylvia Whitley, Shelley Castleberry, Judy Benson, Carol Granthann, Lou Powell, Chip Barnes. SECOND ROW: Glenda Sullivan, Ann Mitchiner, Janet Shallcross, Debbie Cretini, Justine Blow, BACK ROW: 94 Gil Hobgood, Joe Austin, Chris Finch, Steve Stephenson, Heath Yarborough, Randy Creech. 67 Shield Staff CHIP BARNES Editor in Chief MR. JOHN W. FLOYD Advisor It is the responsibility of the annual staff to observe and record the events of the year. Of course, it would have been impossible to cover all of the many views of the school- -as many views in fact as there are stu- dents. In this regard, it is hoped that the 1967 SHIELD captures enough of the manifold aspects of high school life at Smithfield so that no view is completely neglected. This book has focused on students as individuals and as groups in an effort to summarize and symbolize the hopes, the anxieties, and the moments of happiness tliat were so common to all students during the school year. Furthermore, we have striven to create a future remembrance of the year, which will serve as the mark of the staff ' s success or failure. We hope that if this book accomplishes any one thing, it at least will stir within every member of high school at some time in the future a vivid, if fleeting recollection of this year at Smithfield High School. 95 Cheerleaders KNEELING: Julia Gilbert, Ann Jones, Justine Blow (head), Ann Mitchiner, Ginny Harris. STANDING: Carol Grantham, Nancy Johnson, Gail Evans. Devil cheerleaders tried their best to get dates at the beach. ... and please help our boys win this game. Let me entertain you, and we ' ll have a real good time. 98 „ t This year has been somewhat less than spectacular in the way of inter-scholastic athletics. Our gridders ended the season mired deep in the second division. Both basketball teams fin- ished with unspectac- ular records. Rejoic e! Through this gloom came a brilliantly glowing light. Our cheer- leaders were tops in the conference, and tops anywhere for that matter. They mixed the ingredients of beauty, spirit, and sportsmanship with a desire to excel to make phenomenal school representatives. (RIGHT) I do NOT resemble an ironing board. It ' s these bulky sweaters! . V, Cheerleaders Becky Yarborough, Nancy Stigelman, Kay Jones. Susan Parrish. Gwen Turley Q Sharon Cameron. FIRST ROW: Steve McLeod, J. L. Barbour, David Prevette, Mark Moye, Carlton Overby, Curtis Jones, John Creech. SECOND ROW: Heath Yarborough, Bob Benson, Ted Forbes, Jay Ferguson, Eddie Wall, Bradley Carroll. THIRD ROW: Eddie Sutton, Allen Wellons, Buck Boone, Robert Sigmon, Bill Jackson, Steve Gower, Ronald Davis. FOURTH ROW: Randy Creech, Carl Wharton, Hunter Olive, David Whitehurst, Willie Smith, Alex Wilson. Pigskin Review The story of the 1966 Red Devil football season is one of dismay. For several years Gary and Garner ruled the conference with Smithfield placing third. Gary and Garner moved up to a AAA conference; and therefore, Smithfield was billed as a title contender. However, a combination of inexperience at several positions, bad breaks, and several crippling injuries led to a disastrous gridiron campaign. Glayton and Fuquay emerged as Cinderella teams and ruled the conference along with Benson. Perhaps the brightest moment of the season was the Fuquay game. Fuguay, at this time, was undefeated. Midway in the fourth quarter the game was a scoreless tie. Then a costly penalty was called on Smithfield, and Fuquay moved in for the game ' s only score. Smithfield outplayed Fuquay and won the game of statistics, but Fuquay won another game- -the game of breaks, the game of chance, the game which proved to be decisive. Bill Jackson, one of Smithfield ' s most determined players all year, churns out yardage in the Homecoming game with Ben- son. (BELOW) Goach Roy Brown confers with Devil tri-captains (David Whitehurst, Garlton Over by, and Hunter Olive) at a pre-season prac- tice session. i 102 Kesuits n 1 iNUiLU JUlllloLOri u 0 98 0 Millbrook 12 1 9 - b 0 Wake Forest 27 0 Apex 20 13 Vaiden Whitley - - 2 6 Benson 34 0 Selma - 6 All-Conference Selections Carlton Overby and Hunter Olive were named to the CAC All-Conference squad. Overby, a brilliant running back in ' 65, starred as a defensive back in ' 66. He received an added distinction by being named Honorable Mention All-East. 75 Hunter, Smithfield ' s own Paul Bunyan, steadily turned in rugged performances for the Devils this year. On offense Hunter opened up numerous holes, and on defense he was an immovable obstacle. (ABOVE) This Benson ball carrier is presently being sand- wiched by the crunching tackle of Possum Overby and Carl Wharton. 103 Devils In Action Bets are now being taken on this Benson ball carrier ' s chances of getting further yardage. What are his chances? 10-1, 100-1, 1000-1? This is one of our brighter moments in our Homecoming loss. Carlton Overby finds a hole in the Selma line and plows through for a long gain against our arch-rivals. 104 Alex Wilson (partially hidden) holds on to Selma ' s fullback as Bill Jackson lowers his head for the kill. 105 . V. Football The 1966 Little Red Devils started the season lean in size, exper- ience, and depth. In the early games against AAA clubs, these de- ficiencies were clearly seen; but, the Little Devils weighed the value of determination and improved on last year ' s record. They finished with a surprising, if only mediocre, 3-4 record. All four losses were to AAA teams. The team featured a potent aerial attack behind the arm of Barry Foote and the sure hands of his favorite receivers --Craig Ennis, Stephen Woodard, and Ronnie Hopkins. Joe Parrish played ex- cellent defensive ball for the Little Devils. The varsity team loses 14 players by graduation; this year ' s junior varsity will provide several able replacements. Barry Foote (36) directs action in the backfield. FIRST ROW: Andy Johnson, Craig Ennis, Mac David Overby, Eddie Rabil, Howard Peedin, Edward Stephenson, Sam Smith. SECOND ROW: Bob Forbes, Bill Teague, Richard Holt, Jim Godwin, Gordon Blow, Joe Parrish, Jim Wilson. THIRD ROW: Eddie Murphy, Sammy Byrd, Steve Woodard, Barry Foote, Hubie Talton, Danny Narron, Johnny Bul- loc k . 106 Varsity Cagers KNEELING: Steve Stephenson, Coach Bobby Pope, David Whitehurst. STANDING: Joe Austin, Dwight Gay, David Reid, Alex Wilson, Jack Lancaster, Steve Bryant, Stephen Woodard, Eddy Patterson, Tom Aycock, Carl Wharton. ABSENT: Carlton Overby, Bob Kuebler, Craig Price, Thomas Penny. Giving a definite height advantage to each opponent, SHS 61 Four Oaks 42 the mighty midgets of S.H.S. employed a sizzling fast break SHS 75 Benson 35 to again come through with a winning season. SHS 64 North Johnston 77 The hoopsters were led by Steve Stephenson (16 points SHS 79 Vaiden Whitley 64 per game), David Reid (15.2 points per game), Carlton Over- SHS 56 Clayton 51 by (11.9 points per game), and David Whitehurst (9.8 points SHS 68 Four Oaks 49 per game). Alex Wilson rounded out the starting five. SHS 72 Fuquay 58 The final game of the season had the Devils pitted sHS 59 Selma 72 against undefeated Wake Forest. Our boys were determined sHS 80 Millbrook 68 to knock the conference leaders off their pedestal. With sHS 56 Benson 53 Thomas Penny and David Whitehurst leaping for rebounds and sHS 46 Wake Forest 77 blocking shots, David Reid grabbing loose balls, and Steve sHS 50 Apex 52 Stephenson ' s dribbling wizardry and 20-foot jump shots, the sHS 62 North Johnston 57 Devils led throughout most of t he game only to lose by the sHS 74 Vaiden Whitley 71 slim margin of 78-77. SHS 60 Selma - - 66 Mr. Bobby Pope was the head mentor of the basketeers sHS 50 Fuquay 48 this past campaign. Through his diligent efforts. Pope won sHS 50 Apex- 52 the admiration of the students and faculty, as well as the sHS 69 Millbrook 82 players. SHS 73 Clayton 50 SHS 77 Wake Forest 78 108 (LEFT) Stephen Woodard ' s ball handling seems to frighten Carlton. (RIGHT) Reid ar- ches his shot over the outstretched arm of a Mill- brook defender. Red Devils Outa ' Sight! How many snow- birds does a season make. Overby leaps high over opponents ' heads to drill in a two- pointer . What ' s this? A left- handed reverse layup . . .on a fast break! ! ? (LEFT) Hey Grandma, Where ' s the Right- guard? The magic touch Big O rips the cords. 109 More Of The Devils I iQ The Geneva Peace Conference. Time out for a word from our sponsors. Varsity Girls FIRST ROW: Gail Johnson, Susan Jones, Glenda Sullivan, Janet Rains, Lou Powell, Edith Whitley. SECOND ROW: Laura Isley, Jane Brown, Kathy Batten, Rebecca Talton, Jane McGee. THIRD ROW: Coach Virgil Payne, Cathy Lewis, Janet Shallcross, Diane Barbour, Jenny Watson (manager). Through teamwork our girls have kept the SHS SHS 55 - - 20 winning tradition alive. The Red Devils have played SHS 27 - 29 much better than their 12-8 record for the season in- SHS 24 North Johiiston - - 22 dicates. Five of the eight losses were by a total mar- SHS 34 Vaiden Whitley - - ■ - - 23 gin of twelve points . SHS 22 ■ - 17 Gaining experience and skill as the season pro- SHS 53 Four Oaks - - ■ - 18 gressed, our girls should have a bright and outstand- SHS 48 - 33 ing future in athletics. SHS 26 - - 36 The final outcome of the season can be attri- SHS 34 - 22 buted to the energy, enthusiasm, and determination SHS 42 - - 46 of Coach H. Virgil Payne, and the girls to produce SHS 32 - - 41 a winning team. SHS 25 - 19 SHS 25 North Johnston - - 23 SHS 41 Vaiden Whitley - 43 SHS 29 - - 47 SHS 44 - 31 SHS 29 - 22 SHS 42 - 11 SHS 19 - 23 SHS 26 Wake Forest ■ ■ - 39 FIRST ROW: Page Perkinson, Bette Barnes, Coach Lois Price, Jean Woodruff, Judy Barefoot. SECOND ROW: Teresa Holt (manager), Janice Strickland, Margie Wallace, Bonnie Byrd, Nancy Lewis, Kathy Boob, Teresa Creech. . V. Basketball FIRST ROW: Eddie Wall, Robbie Brown, Bill Teague. ::EC0ND ROW: Don Pittman, Bob Forbes, Craig Ennis, Jimmy Allen. THIRD ROW: Craig Price, Barry Foote, Dwight Wiggs, Joe Parrish, Jim Wilson. I 14 FIRST ROW: (left to right) S. Bryant, F. Moore, C. Edwards, R. Byrd, D. Warren, Alfred Moore. SECOND ROW: B. Foore, C. Ennis, M. Sellers, R. Jones, C. Overby. THIRD ROW: Coach H. V. Payne, K. Stephenson, B, Jack- son, R. Hopkins, J. Creech. 1 9 6 6 Baseball The ' 66 edition of Smithfield baseball kept the Devil win- ning tradition alive by pitching, slugging, and hustling its way to another outstanding year on the diamond. Smithfield won the Southern Division Championship with a 7-1 confer- ence record before falling to Garner in the Capital Area Con- ference play-offs. (LEFT): Charles Edwards, an all conference infielder, slaps a sure base hit and (RIGHT) speeds for first in the thrill-packed game won by S.H.S. SHS 2 Clayton 5 SHS 8 Fuquay 4 SHS 4 Benson 2 SHS 8 Selma 3 SHS 1 Clayton 0 SHS 5 Fuquay 1 SHS 4 Benson 1 SHS 8 Selma 5 SHS 10 Gary 13 SHS 3 Gary 0 SHS 4 Garner 8 SHS 1 Garner 3 Alfred Moore stretches for throw from third base in Benson game. I 15 (LEFT) Eddie Wall, a top miler as a freshman, strains to widen the gap in this meet at Garner. (BELOW) Bobby Benson edges past a rival cinderman for first place honors in the 220 in a meet against Selma. (RIGHT) Billy Barnes, an outstanding performer in several events, broadjumps his way to first place in the Selma meet. Billy, an All-Conference cinderman, represented SHS well in the conference track meet in Raleigh. Track 1 „ The track team of 1966, although it featured two outstanding performers, Billy Barnes and Carroll Stephenson, lacked the depth necessary for an out- standing team. We were adequate in most events, however inexperience hindered hopes for a winning year. Many of the boys showed promise, and the 1967 team should be improved. FIRST ROW: (left to right) John Bullock, Ted Forbes, Jay Ferguson, Carl Wharton, SECOND ROW: Butch Allen, Willie Smith, Billy Barnes, Robert Sigmon, Bradley Carroll, THIRD ROW: Ricky Creech, Carroll Stephenson, Eddie Wall, Jimmy Faircloth. 116 Congratulations ! Page has crowd. NOT captured the mood of the Custodians A brief pause amongst the work. There are others besides the faculty of teachers who are important to us in Smithfield High School. They are the custodians, Ruth Bunch, Gladys Graham, Joe Lassiter, and James Terrell. Without them we would not have such things as heat in the wintertime and clean halls. These four are a vital part of the life at S.H. S. , and to them we are deeply grateful. What do you know, 126 Lunchroom Students get hot lunches every day. Our cafeteria staff, under the leadership of Mrs. Ward, plans nourishing and appetizing lunches for the whole student body. A variety of menus offers us foods from each of the Basic Four food groups. I BALDWIN ' S WE 4-8912 East Market Street Distinctive Women ' s Apparel ' Compliments of WESTFIELD GROCERY Fresh Meats and Frozen Foods Wilson Mills Road Phone 934-9593 Smithfield, N. C. Best Wishes Seniors STANCIL OIL TIRE CO. 301 Highway North, Smithfield CREECH DRUG CO. JOE and GROVER CREECH Phone 965-2316 Selma, N. C, ' Serving the Community For Good Health LUBY ' S MOBIL SERVICE LUBY STARLING Owner and Manager Located on 301 Truck Lane, South Within City Limits Phone WE 4-3520 Smithfield, N. C. Telephone 934-4198 SMITHFIELD FLORIST 513 South First Smithfield, N. C. HAMILTON BODY AND PAINT SHOP Phone WE 4-7412 U. S. Highway 70 West Smithfield, N. C. RALPH ' S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE RALPH GARGANUS, Prop. Washing - Greasing - Oil Changing Tire Repair - Road Service Corner Rose Street Truck Lane, South Smithfield, N. C. JUST DREAMING? ! Education is the School ' s Business, but building your future home is our business. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY HENRY H. WHITLEY, Owner Phone WE 4-4550 Smithfield, N. C. SMITHFIELD TELEVISION AND MUSIC CENTER ' The House of Musical Merchandise R. C. A. Magnavox 125 East Market Street P. O. Box 687 Phone 934-2659 Compliments of CASTLEBERRY ' S INC. Distributor of Gulf Oil Products O A S O I L I spur MiTTT DUPREE ' S SUPER SERVICE B. M. DUPREE, Owner ON TRUCK LANE Gasoline Prices - Best in Town Drinks - Candies - Groceries Phone 934-9296 On Truck Lane Smithfield, N. C. WORLEY BROS. 128 South Third Street Smithfield, N. C. Zenith - Sylvania Color TV Hotpoint Appliances Records KENCO PRODUCTS JAMES C. BINGHAM AND COMPANY Air Conditioning - Heating - Refrigeration - Electrical Contractor 806 South Third Street Telephone 934-2389 Smithfield, North Carolina 27577 WEST SIDE GARAGE Highway 70 - West - Phone WE 4-4408 Repair Work on All Makes and Models GLENWOOD WOOD MARVIN STEVENS SMITHFIELD CARPET DRAPERY CENTER 824 South 8th Street Smithfield, N. C. ERVIN BAILY, Owner GUY C. LEE MANUFACTURING CO. STICKLAND ' S RECAPPING SERVICE, INC. Tires A Specialty 524 West Market Street Smithfield, N. C. Phone WE 4-4341 WHITLEY GROCERY COMPANY Your Home County Wholesale Grocer JOE WHITLEY, Owner Highway 70, West Smithfield, N. C. PEARL ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE PEARL H. STANLEY For Appointments 934-4340 Open Tuesday Thru Saturday Noon Route 3, Shady Lane Drive Smithfield, N. C. OVERBY ' S USED CAR CO. Good Clean Used Cars ' We do our own financing Phone WE 4-2438 Smithfield PILCH BREEDERS INC. OF CAROLINA We have nothing to offer you except our good wishes. These we give freely THE VILLAGE STORE Home of Villager, McMullen, Gant ' A Trial is all we ask ' HUGH AUSTIN ' S Smithfield, N. C. OPPORTUNITY ? Burlington Offers Plenty Of It Smithfield Plant Burlington House Div. A UNIT OF Burlington BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. UNDERWOOD FUNERAL HOME Modern and Air -Conditioned Large Chapel - Spacious Off-Street - Parking Phone WE 4-8191 Smithfield, N. C. PARRISH ' S GROCERY MARKET Fresh Meats - Fish and Oysters Gas and Coal Phone WE 4-2602 Highway 70 - West Smithfield, N. C, eiOLD THE JEROLD CORPORATION p. O. Box 708 Smithfield, N. C, Phone 934-2113 4% Daily Interest on Savings Compounded 4 Times a Year FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA 69 Years of Service - 1898-1967 - Complete Banking Service - COMMERCIAL - SAVING TRUST - INSTALLMENT LOAN CAN DO BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation READY MIXED CONCRETE CO. of DUNN and SMITHFIELD Certified and State Approved CREECH DRUG CO. JOE and J. A. CREECH Selma, N. C. ' Serving the community for good health Phone 965-2316 TO SUIT YOUR TASTE WHITE SWAN BAR-B-Q Smithfield, N. C. STUCKEY ' S The South ' s Finest Pecan Candies ROY STRICKLAND LUMBER CO. Lumber for All Ydur Building Needs Lumber Treated With Milbrite Raleigh Hwy. Ph. WE 4-7119 Smithfield N. C. AYCOCK PROPAN E Smithfield -Selma Highway P. O. Box 96 Smithfield, N. C. Phone Day 934-2272 Night 934-8195 HOOKS STUDIO Portrait Lives Forever Pi PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Selma, N. C. Think Young Say Pepsi, Please ! wjour DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST FLEMING PHARMACY Smithfield, North Carolina Opposite Courthouse WMPM News Radio 1270 Smithfield SMITHFIELD TEXACO SERVICE 301 South - Smithfield, N. C. MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY MRS. JEAN WOODRUFF WE 4-7053 STEPHENS AND CONGLETON HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 Smithfield - Selma IDEAL OIL COMPANY, INC. SHELL PRODUCTS -Prompt and Courteous Service--. Phone WE 4-8121 Smithfield, N. C. CITGO SMITHFIELD OIL AND GAS CO., INC. Gasoline - Kero - Fuel Oil - LP Gas P. O. Box 571 Smithfield, N. C. Plants: Smithfield - Home Office Four Oaks THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY INC. Highway 301 North Smithfield, N. C. SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC. Entertainment Products Division Smithfield, N. C. THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your County Newspaper ' Published Twice A Week GRANTHAM ' S CLOTHING For Men For Boys Complete Formal Rental Service Smithfield, North Carolina CECIL ' S tsso DIAIIR SERVICENTER ' We Put A Tiger In Your Tank 205 South Third Street Smithfield, North Carolina C. B. WHITEHURST WE 4-8267 9t ( lanavatuisiiwnB mt J - SMITHFIELD, N. C. ALLEN BARBEE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE Herff-Jones Co. - Collegiate Cap Gown Co. Clint W. Lee Co. - J. H. Lewis Uniform Co. Hunter Pub, Co. Over 30 Years Serving Schools Phone 478-3146 P.O. Box 338 Spring Hope, N. C. 27882 CAROLINA MOTOR STORES INC. Wholesale : Jobbers : Distributors Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment Phone 934-8188 517 Truck Lane Box 149 Smithfield, N. C. 27577 Compliments of ED RABIL at SMITHFIELD PAINT CENTER Smithfield, N. C. Featuring Warlick Paints - Wallpaper 204 Market Street Phone 934-8988 Smart Apparel for Women and Teenagers L. E. FERRELL Phone WE 4-2534 Market Street HOLT LAKE NURSERY 301 South Smithfield, N. C. Ph. 934-8877 W. H. REA, Mgr. Best Wishes, Seniors! From the Bank Where They Care About You FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SMITHFIELD MEMBER FEDERAL RCSERVt SYSTEM JEWEL BOX Smithfield, N. C. Orange Blossom Diamonds Compliments of HEILIG - MYERS 131 S. 3rd St. WE 4-2157 Night Phone 934-8924 Day Phone WE 4-2286 HOOD ' S DRUG STORE Cor. Market and Third Sts. Smithfield, N. C. ' Where Pharmacy Is a Profession CITY FOOD MARKET Quality Meats and Groc. 334 E. Market St. We Deliver Phone 934-2415 CP. BATTEN - S. E. BATTEN Compliments of LEDER - HAMILTON DEPT. STORE JORDAN MOTOR COMPANY AUSTIN-OGBURN COTTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Smithfield, North Carolina Your Friendly Cotton Buyer Telephone WE 4-4165 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S MOTOR LODGE AND RESTAURANT Host of the Highways REX SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRING Expert Shoe Repairing Complete Line of Men ' s Dress and Work Shoes Smithfield, North Carolina MARSHALL SASSER GROVER CREECH PHARMACISTS DELMA JOHNSON ' S SELF SERVICE Groceries and Fresh Meats WE 4 2464 Smithfield, N. C, Congratulations to Class of ' 67 JOHN DAIL ' S SERVICE STATION AND RECAP SHOP Goodyear Tires Auto -Lite Batteries Washing Greasing Smithfield, N. C. COBLE Ice Cream Coble Dairy Products Creating With Milk Milk Smithfield, N. C. WE 4-4191 PHILLIPS 66 Compliments of DEN N I NG- WESTBROOK OIL CO. INC. Smithfield, N. C. Philheat Heating Oils For Home and Farm For the Best in School Supplies MEDLIN PRINTING COMPANY Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of RODGER ' S CONSTRUCTION CO. Market Street Smithfield, N. C. SMITHFIELD CLEANERS First and Market Street Dry Cleaning, Alterations, Shirt Service Drive-In and Delivery Service Phone 934-8330 BURGESS MACHINE SHOP Complete Machine Shop Service Phbne 934-8028 Smithfield North Carolina Thiiiips PEEDIN ' S 66 SERVICE Good Phillip ' s 66 Products Phone 934-2150 Highway 70 - West Smithfield, N. C. BRIGHT LEAF AND BURLEY TOBACCO CO., INC. Smithfield, N. C. BRIGHT LEAF SHELL STATION JULIUS G. WOODY, Prop. 934-3201 925 Brogden Road Compliments FAY ' S SANDWICH Smithfield, N. C. Phone WE 4-2693 JAMES W. WHITLEY Owner Office 934-8652 Home 934-2836 JAMES W. WHITTEY REALTY CO. Homes With a Future Smithfield, N. C. Houses - Lots - Farms - Rentals eaning WIGGS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING p. O. Box 653 Phone WE 4-8601 MAGIC WAND CAR WASH Truck Lane 25 Coin Operated WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by STACY G. MOORE 103 S. Third St. Smithfield, North Carolina Phone 934-8524 126 S. Third Street Smithfield, N. C. TALTON, INC. Smithfield, N. C. Furniture Dept. 432 E. Market St. Appliance Dept. 116 S. 3rd St. HINES-AMERICAN SERVICE TURNAGE AND TALTON SUPERMARKET Smithfield, N. C. Genuine Repair Parts Factory Trained Mechanics B, R, WILSON FORD JOHNSON COTTON CO. John Deere JOHNSON TRACTOR IMPLEMENT Ma ssey -Ferguson FLOYD C. PRICE SONS Farmall W. B. OLIVER SON Oliver HEAVER- WALLACE Allis -Chalmers Compliments of JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL DEALERS CREECH ' S PHARMACY One of the Best Cattle and Hog Auctions in Eastern Carolina POWELL LIVESTOCK CO, Saddle Horses - Ponies - Saddle WILLARD STANLEY ' S SEED STORE Truck Lane - Smithfield, N. C. Phone 934-4537 We Clean and Treat Seed TROT MOTEL INTOWN U. S. 301 and 70 A North City Limits Smithfield, N. C. DENNING FURNITURE COMPANY 207 South Third Street Smithfield, N. C. For Quality Furniture ' B H PRINTERS 412 Market Street Smithfield, N. C. ■IMf.V | |,l|..MI:nCT? TIIimg % n..n ART SUPPLY .t. iSunrs CENTER f, irutt nrn URO Compliments of MAX G. CREECH Compliments of HARRY McGEE Men ' s Wear Smithfield and Selma JOHNSON ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. msm Dial WE 4-2305 320 Market St. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class FIELDCREST MILLS, INC. SPONSORS Smithfield Chiropractic Clinic Pine Level Beauty Basket Johnson ' s Motor Lodge J. P. Renfrow Insurance Agency- Sullivan ' s Jewelers Dorman ' s Smithfield Auto Dealers Rambeau Music Company Smith ' s Ladies Shop Grace ' s Beauty Salon McLambs Florist Selma Radio Music Co. Stalling s Insurance Realty Luby F. Royal Jeweler Nelson ' s Restaurant Circle Court Selma Airport Selma Drug Co. Farmer ' s Hardware Jordan Holt, Inc. Johnston County Hams, Inc. Johnson ' s Watch Shop Bell ' s Opticians Self Service Shoe Center Smithfield Drug Co. Roses Stores Inc.