Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

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Each year the senior class gradu- ates and leaves with the ex- periences of four rewarding years. As the seniors gradu- ate in June, a great number of freshmen are awaiting in eager anticipation to enter high school. New teachers come to Soldan each year re- placing the teachers who have left. They bring with them new backgrounds, new skills, and new experiences. Every few years all old books are replaced by new books which teach in newer and better ways. Along with this tutorial change, there has been a change in the building itself. Improvements have been made and new lockers have been installed around the school. Yes, Soldan has changed in many ways, but through all the changes, the exuberant spirit which Soldan instills in its students and faculty remains the same. 'TIIECZPLADKHI CIHHZ Il... 1 , I , K, I-2 .af ff frigg f.. , M -I - t -- .f A .1 . a rui.,3f'. A- P 71' J 'ffl if J-'X A 335 7.1 .ff fififi 'iv fi L ' ' I 1' 5-MEC Lg! Q W :L .r if V. 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He is aided in working out the problems by an interested advisor, and is encouraged to do his best in representing his advisory group in the school. As a tempering influence, the advisory en- ables students to adjust to the educational atmosphere before classes commence. After visiting with friends and reviewing last night's homework, the advisory period is over at 9:00 a.m. The advisee begins his class day. The student then moves from class to class until it is time for lunch. There are many dif- ferent classes which the student may take on these periods before lunch, such as classes in the fields of science, mathematics, history, physical education, English, foreign lan- guagesiand practical arts. Usually by his lunch period, the student is quite eager to eat, meet and talk with friends in the auditorium and lower hall area, and perhaps catch up on some of his studying or homework. After lunch the student resumes his vari- ous classes. 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QAQA ,QL vga' .uv . , LMA 71 .-f , .xg 54,9 I ,Q ., Zu' fm ' V3 , 1 I ,A 1, . t ,wk - Jinx ? ff, , U- NV, ,ra W pn, f 43. K J, n x Q 1 ,qya W ,an mar.: ww, qx W, Q' xx-ff V D! W . Q W We TIG -my gxx 1,,:. an my 5 NK QQ' r s,fgWzr1r, 1, ,, 5 gl gg A -,gfsxg rg, .-z ...,. ,AW iff' f I THROUGH THE YEARS John A. Nelson, Principal of Soldan High School, attended South- ern Illinois University where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree. He then enrolled at the University of Illinois where he received his Masters degree in Chemistry. A Mr. Nelson's deep feeling of the responsibility he has assumed for the past three years are best expressed in his following statement: Through the years Soldan has had a rich tradition serving as a beacon light to the West End Community. As we reflect on the school's con- tribution by decades from 1917 to l967, we challenge you, fine Soldan- ites who are graduating this year, to strive unceasingly to find worthwhile places fog yourselves in the main stream of mankind. We trust that you will go forth with your minds fixed on attainable goals, looking for- ward to a monumental year in l967 as a result of your endeavors. It is so good to have been made rich because of contacts with you. Further, it is our desire to look with optimism to the contributions your lives will make for the better- ment of our community and all humanity. MR. JOHN A. NELSON PRINCIPAL AT SOLDAN Sylvanus William Proctor B.S. Lincoln University MS. University of Chicago Assistant Principal, Guidance ea f ll., Mr, Sylvanus William Proctor ADMINI TRATOR William E. Wolf A,B. Washington University M.A. Washington University Assistant Principal, Administration 4 , ,swx i Mr. Wilbert O. Sanders Mr. Albert Lewis Lindel LL.B.-Drake University B.S.-University of Illinois M.S.-University of Illinois Ed.D.-University of Missouri Administration-Attendance Mr. Everett T. Walker ADMIN ISTRATGR Mr. Wilbert O. Sanders B.S.iKansas State College M.S.-Washington University Administrative Assistant Track Coach Mr. Albert Lewis Lindel Mr. Everett T. Walker A.B.-LeMoyne College M.A.5St. Louis University Administrative Assistant John Aldridge B.S.-Tenn. A Sc I State Uni- versity General Science John T. Altheimer B.S.-Washington University English Donald Amburn B.S.fIn Mechanical En- gineering-University of Washington L.L.D.iin Law-Univer- sity ofWashington Social Studies Coach-Cross Country and Tennis Sponsor-Girls, Tennis Model United Nations Leon Anton B.S. EducationfSoutheast Missouri State M.A.fUni- versity of Missouri M.Ed. -University of Missouri Social Studies Football Coach Wrestling Coach Anastasia M. Bardenheier fMrs.j A.B.-Harris Teacher Col- lege M.Ed.-St. Louis Uni- versity Biology Marion S. Berry B.S.-Southern University, La. MS,-New York Univer- sity Drafting Sponsor-Drill Team Band Assistant Erma Gentry Brasfield fMrsJ James K. Bigham W. Lester Bowie Sr. B.S.-Indiana University A.B.-Southeast Missouri B.S.-Hampton Institute M.S.flndiana University State College M.A.-University of Wyo- Mathematics Social Studies ming HeadfMathematics De- Wrestling Coach Assistant English partment F CULTY MWA, Diane Brandon CMrs,J B.S. Educationfliansas University English Journalism SponsoriScrippage News paper John W. Davis BS. f-University ol' Illinois MS.-Iowa State College Machine Shop 84 Metalwork Attendance Counselor Department Chairman Industrial Arts Norman R. Davis A.B.fXavier University M.S. -Bradley University Industrial Arts Air Wood Work Emma G. Deloch lMrs.j A.B. Lane College Physical Education Sponsor G.A.A. Russell Dippold B.S. Missouri University M.E. Missouri University Physical Education Couch A Basketball FACULTY Norvelle Clayton lMrs.l B.S.-Lincoln University M.A.fHarris Teacher College Business Education William D. Dixon B.A.-'State University of Iowa English George S. Carter BS.-University of Illinois M.A.-Harris Teacher College Mathematics James Phillip Cox B.A.fTexas College ol'Arts Xrlndustries M.A.' Texas Col- lege of Arts lgl. Industries English Ruth Dixon A.B.fUniversity of Nebraska M.A. -Columbia Teachers College Ellen Peterson Dunnell lMrs.l B.S. Dana CollegefBlair, Nebraska Spanish English Lola Mae Bell B.S.-Alcorn A 8: M College M,A.fIndiana University CoordinatorfOlTice Occupational Education Sponsor-FBLA Club Nancy W, Dautremont CMrs,J B.S.-Middle Tennessee State University M.S.-University of Alabama Home Economics-Clothing Charles Frederick Edmond B.S.-North Texas State University Mathematics James L. Evans B.S.-Harris Teachers College M.A.fWashington University Guidance Counselor Assistant Football Coach Assistant Counselor ffm John Bagott A.B.-Harris Teacher's College Remedial Reading Theron A. Catlin A.B.-University of Missouri M.A,-Washington University MS.-University of Michigan Counselor-Senior Students FACULTY Mary M. Fennoy QMrs.J Elizabeth W. French fMrs.J A.B.-University of Wis- A.B.-University of consin M.A.-New York Missouri A.M.-Univer- University sity of Missouri Spanish Biology Sponsor-Senior Class Richard Garner B.S.fKansas State Uni- versity M.S.-Ed.-St. Louis University Mathematics Sponsor-Bowling Club l7 Charles H. Gladney Jr. A.B. in Education-Stowe Teachers College M.M.- Northwestern University Vocal Music Classes Acapella Choir Board of Advisors-Honor Group 1 fr Robert L. Harrison B.F,A.-Ohio University Art Department Chairman- Art Coach-Assistant Track Assistant Football Board of Advisors-Honor Group Philmore Glover B.S.-A 8a T College M.S.- University of Missouri Industrial Arts Attendance Counselor F CULTY Arthur L. Gordon B.S.-St. Louis University Msliwashington Uni- Elvira Grundman Ruth Spence Harden versity A.M.-Harris Teachers fMrs.J Social Studies College M.A.-Washing- B,S.fHampton Institute C0aChiBaSebaH ton University M.A.-New York Univer English sity Department Head-Eng Guidance Counselorfjun lish ior Students Board of Advisors-Honor Group Lillian Weaver Grant IMrs.J B,S,fLincoln University M.A.-University of Illi- nois Social Studies is FW' , is 55 , sg, g:5,p q b 'if' :ti . t . Liga gi Q . ikf f rw i, h iw. ,xy U .rv , , , f Ronald L. Gregory - f BS.-University of Notre Dame Health 84 Physical Educa- tion Yvonne J. Holmes fMrs.j Marie Antionette House B.S.-Mississippi Valley CMrs.J State College B.S.fBennett College Business Education Home Economics-Foods I8 Bobette Stine James CMrs.J A.B.-Webster College M.Ed.-St. Louis University Home Economics-Home Living Department Chairmanfl-Iome Economics Attendance Counselor Sponsor-Yearbook Co-Sponsor-Human Relations Co-Sponsor-Red Cross Board of Advisors-Honor Group Robert James Kees A.B.-Wheaton College M.A.-Washington University Social Studies Sponsor-Allied Youth Attendance Counselor Emerson Carey King BS.-Kansas State Teachers College M.S.-Kansas State Teachers College Distributive Education Sponsor-DECA Organization Edwin F. Lawler, Jr. A.B.-Harris Teachers College Ed.M.SSt. Louis University Reading Virgie Madison QMrs.J B.S.-Xavier University M.Ed.-St. Louis University Counselor-Freshmen Students Ina Maberry fMrs,J B.S.-Murray State University Home Economics-Clothing FACULTY Eldwyn Ernest Lewis A.A.-Harris Teachers College B.A. --Southern Illinois Uni- versity Remediul Reading Emma Jane Lirnouzy CMrs.J BA.-Henderson Teachers College Business Education Chairman-Business Education Department Board of Advisors-Honor Group Joseph D. Linton LL.B.sBishop University M.Ed.-University of Texas D.D.- Union Baptist Theological Seminary Social Studies Attendance Counselor Steven M. Lipkind B.A.-University of Missouri Social Studies Juliette Massey CMrs.J B.S,-Howard University M.S.-Cornell University Home EconomicsiFoods Sadie F. McCoyQMrs,J B.S.-Southern Illinois University M.A.-Univer- sity of Missouri English Sponsor-Pep Club Supply Store Bertrand Novel BS.-Lincoln University, Mo. M.A.-St. Louis University Science Vernon Nashville B.M.E.-Washington Uni- versity MA.-Ludwig Music College Instrumental Music Sponsor-Band Dorothy Pauls B.S.-Education-Univen sity of Missouri MA,- University of Washington Department Head-Social Studies Co-Sponsor-Human Re- lations Board of Advisors-Honor Group Laura F. Mitchell QMrs.J A.B.-Lane College Foreign Language SponsorfLatin Club Inez M. Nimmo A.B.-North Carolina Col- lege M.A.L.S.-University of Denver Librarian Board ofAdvisors-Honor Group SQL Helen J. Moore A.B.-Stowe Teachers Col- lege M.A.-University of Illinois Mathematics Sponsor-P.T.A. Program Chr. FACULTY CULTY Thomas Potthast B.A.-English-St. Louis University English Barbara .l. Smith Agnes Quinn fMrs.J A.B.fLane College M.A.- Washington University Physical Education Co-Sponsor-G.A.A, Lois G. Smith A.B.-University of Denver B.S.fLincoln University Juanita Phillips CMrs.J B.S.-University of Cali- fornia M.A.-Ohio State University English Julia Ransom CMrs.J A.B.fFisk University M.A.-University of Mich- igan Social Studies Mary J. Scott fMrs.J Robert Robbins B.S.-Savannah State Col- lege Science-Physics Department Chairman- Science Board of Advisors-Honor Group Theresa R. Shannon B.S.-Oklahoma College B.S.-University of Kansas for Women Home Economics-Home Living Co-Sponsor-Red Cross English Social Studies Sponsor-Pep Club Business Education Madeline Smith Thorn Smith Audrey Spears Thomas Stevison B.S.-St. Louis University A.B.-Albion College M.A. B.S.-A.M, 84 N. Arkansas A,B.-Holy Cross College English fTeachers College Colum- Business Education English and German bia University M.M.A,- University ol' Kentucky Biology , L s ew f 4'-he , M66 Efww, zaviizfmfiw W Herman Stewart Martin A. Tessler B.S.-Jackson State Col- A,B.-Washington Univer- lege sity Industrial Arts Social Studies Donald Thompson Jo Anne Thompson Timothy Veal Florence Washington B.S,fSouthwest Mo. State B,A,gSt. Louis University B.S.fUniversity of Illinois CMrS.J College M,S.-St. Louis English M,S,-University Qfllli- B.S.-Lane College M.A. University nois L.L.B.-Lincoln Uni- eFisk UrliVCrSily Mathematics versity, Mo. L.L.M.-Bos- SCiCr1Ce Coach-Track 84 Basket- ton University ball Biology 22 4 W Dorothy Wynn A.B.fFisk University M.A.-Columbia Univer- sity English Luevernia Wiggins B.S.fMississippi lndustri- al College V U U Business Education Vivian Wilcox B.S.-Education West Vir- ginia College Business Education Nathan Wolf Robert Zeuty B.S.-Southern Illir10iS B.A.-St. Louis University University M.A.-WaSh- English ington University Sponsor-Chess Club Physical Education Coach-Football Swim- ming Oscar Washington B.S.-Creighton University MS.-University of Mich- igan Chemistry Sponsor-Student Council Yvonne Williams BS.-West Virginia Col lege Art FACULTY Dorothy Lemmons B.A.-Tuskegee Institute M.A.-Washington Uni- Frank Harlan B.S.-University of Mis- souri M.A.-University of Michigan versity Guidance Counselor-Sem Guidance Counselor- iors Freshman Honor Program-Sponsor Attendance Counselor Meriweather R. Martin A.B.-Lincoln University A.M,-University ol' Illi- nois Guidance Counselor David Thomas McAfee B.A.-Washington Univer' sity M.A.-Illinois Univer- sity M.S.-Roosevelt Uni- versity Social Studies Sponsor-Judo Club Warren Roll B.S.-St. Louis University M.A.4Western Illinois University Social Studies Audio-Visual Coordinator Betty Schaper B.A.AMonmoth College Physical Education Sponsor-Modern Dance Girls Softball Willistine Robinson B,S,+Arkansas A.M. 8: N. College Business Education Martha Ann Rainford A.B.4Illinois University LL.B.fWashington Uni- versity B.S.-Washington University Social Studies Grace Wilson A.B.-Lincoln University Mary White M.A.-University of Illi- B.S.-Grambling College nois Business Education Mathematics 24 CLERIC L PER ONNEL Llewellyn Thomas, Audio-vis- ual clerk gi, .lt- 0Hice Personnelf Claude Elazer, Book and Sup ply Clerk .. ,M - 7 0h.u:v l,,l .7 . ,, H, I LEFT TO RIGHT' Mary Moore, guidance clerk: Gloria Smith, secretary to guidance principalg Helen Winn, typistg Jeanette Reed, secretary to principalg Delores Johnson, secretary to assistant principalg Hilda Rhone. typist. 25 PER CJNNEL 'Q Security guard Bennie Young Right to Left Headcustodian-Beia Louis Custodians-Maurice Crandall, Thomas Heiss Lunchroom Personnel Katherene Andrews Racheal McClendon Curlis Strughill Helen Jones Helen Millbery if ei, -A , ill- 225 ,e-i 5 Other Lunchroom Personnel ..1 Izelta Cole e E f Helen Fox ,r ' Daisy Ford gg Vg Eugene Allen g fi .lf Lunchroom Custodian Macea McPherson 26 Lunchroom Manager Mrs. - Virnestean age Tubbs V --M Engineers Fred Buford, Arnold Ackerman was, 'L lf' 5' MMM-f-e 'W 1 WW- Vyl- We , F k j lll, N or wk in K - y il, , A ' ig f --16,25 A 7'i'ii M' A' 4 X ,i',: A a s ,, jf, i f 2 , l 1 gt' Q N . JA ' ., KV ':nv-pw, C A L E N D A R December 2 January 10 January 17 February 14 . March 10 . March 14 Senlor Trip to New York March 17-26 Senior Bow Day .... April 7 Senior Bake Sale . . . April 11 Senior Talent Review . . . April 21 Class Day .... May 5 Senior Prom . . . May 26 ....June5 ....June6 ....June7 ....June8 .....Iune9 x 0 , Q x. 'f nfs . K K l 'W sf X 8 I 5 Elise? N I A .f 1: ,, LINDA ANDERSON CLASS REPORTER Drill Team '63-'65: Pep Club '63-'65g G.A.A. '63-,65 Ambition: Enter the Stenographic Field Mr. Theron Catlin: Mrs. Mary Fennoy: Mr. Frank I-Iarlon GREGORY MILES PRESIDENT Audio-Visual '65-'67g Senior Band '64-'67g Tiger Club '65-'671 Cross Country '64-'65: Wrestling '64-'66 Ambition: F.B.I. Agent ELLA MAE WRIGHT SECRETARY Pep Club '63-'64: Girls Glee '64-'67g A Capella Choir '65-'67: Service Club '65-'66 Ambition: Elementary School Teacher GILDA GEORGE VICE-PRESIDENT Pep Club '64-'67: Bowling Club '64-'65g Student Council '63-'64: Drill Team '64-'671 Social Chairman '66, lettered '66 Ambition: Obstetrician EDWARD EDRICK MCDONALD TREASURER Audio Visual '66-'67: Tiger Club '65-'67g Track '65-'67g Football Manager '64-'67 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Wt E IOR CLASS OFFICER 196 li sig ,, 5 .1-.vs-5 me .. if gf lm fm GW, . 'f f --we f '.6Is7f ' it ' ,I ns f:fi,.w1w ff 30 EDDIE LEE ANDERSON Ambition: To Succeed LINDA MARIE ANDERSON Drill Team '63-'65: Pep Club '63-'64 Ambition: Stenographic Field ROBERT GLENN ARMSTEAD Ambitioni Lawyer RUTH ATKINS Girls' Glee '64-'66 Award: Honor Roll '64 Ambition: Medical Librarian HAROLD AUSTIN Student Council '63-'64g Football '63- '66: B-Basketball '63-'64 Ambition: Business Administrator HATTIE BAILEY Pep Club '63-'64g Sewing Club '64966 Ambition: I.B.M. Operator EDNA BATTLE Service Club '63-'66: Sudent Council '65- '66g Drill Team '63 Ambition: Nurse JAMES MATTHEW BATTLE Ambition: To Succeed . X ffiff -425525 1 xt, Q , 1 ' -1,i::.,,1-L is fiiiifmvigw.. . 1: ,gf , ago i ' 15221 ft, iff? wifi W ' :gm-, t. 3, 553 M ,Q 2 H . .. .. :sez f wt t -. .L '-1 ii- 1, ., KW A .f:4 M ,fel S -.-KJ t iitfe JESSE BATTLE JR. Allied Youth '65-'66g Vice President '65, Ambitioni Extension Home Economist '66g Latin Club '65-'67 Ambition: To be a Theologian SYLVIA IRENE BEASLEY DICKSON THEODORE BELL Ill Bowling Club '63-'65: Student Council '65-'66: Senior Band '65-'66 Ambition: Musician ROBERT BEMIN JR. Student Council '63-'641 Senior Band '63- i i '64: Baseball '66-'67 Ambitioni Engineer JOYCE CAROLYN BENNETT Allied Youth '66-'673 Vice President '66- '67 Ambition: Secretary ALAN LeMONTE BERRY Student Council '63-'643 President '66-'67g Boy's Glee '63-'65: Vice President '65- '66g A Capella Choir '63-671 President '65-'663 Track Team '64-'66g Lettered, WALTER ADOLPHUS BESTER JR. Cross Country '65-'66g Lettered B Team Basketball '63-'66 Ambition: Architect Ambition: To Succeed JA lvl ES BIBBY Ambition: To Succeed 31 l, S SENIOR ADVISORY OF JOHN ALDRIDGE GENERAL SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR FREDERICK BLAND Senior Band '65-'67: Latin Club '66-'67 President: Student Council '63-'64, '65-'67 Ambition: Military Doctor MARIE BOBO Ambition: To Succeed GENEVA BINION Yearbook Staff '65-'67 Co-Editor: G.A.A, '64-'67: Red Cross '65-'67 Presi- dent '66-'67: Human Relations '65-'67: Pep Club '63-'67: Student Council '65- '66: Latin Club '66-'67 Ambition: Pediatrician NONA BINION Student Council'63-'67: Allied Youth '66-'67: G.A.A. '64-'67 Ambition: English Teacher VIRGINIA ANN BLAKEMORE Ambition: English Teacher LILLIE MAE BLANCHARD Human Relations '66-'67: Scrip Sales Staff '65-'66: Distributive Education '66- '67 Ambition: To Succeed Y'-Wiiiiilsiiiiitil fist :r 1 LARRY BOGAN Student Council '63-'65: Varsity Football Team '64-'66 Lettered '66: Varsity Bas- ketball Team '63-'67 Lettered '67, Ambition: To Succeed DOROTHY JEAN BOLDON Girls Glee Club '63-'64 Ambition: Clerk Typist IRENE BONDS Student Council '64-'65: Girl's Glee '63- '65 Ambition: Telephone Operator JAINCE VALERIE BOSMAN Latin Club '66-'67: Service Club '64-'65: Student Council '64-'67: Senior Band '64-'67 Ambition: Doctor RUBY BOWDEN Ambition: To Succeed ANNA ROBERTA BOWMAN Pep Club '63-'65: Sewing Club '64-'65: Decca Club '66-'67 Ambition: Fashion Designer RAOMI VIVIAN BOYD Pep Club '63-'64: Senior Band '65-'66: Student Council '65-'66 Awards: Senior Band Letter 67 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher MICHEAL BOZEMAN Ambition: To Succeed Qs MELVIN BRADFORD Student Council '63-'67: Wrestling '64 '67 Lettered: B-Football '65- 1 Ambition: To Succeed viii I Q RITA MAGEAN BRISCOE Allied Youth '65-'66: Drill Team '64-'66' Red Cross '66-'67 Ambition: Clerical Stenographer 1 '64-'67 DECA JANETTE DELORES BROWN Red Cross '63-'67g Dramatic Guild '65- '67: Student Council '63-'67: Scrip Sales fvafmff-.f. 1 7 H1 f :I- '?ii5?65S'- FY HM. rl PATRICIA LAVONNE BROOKS Modern Dance '64-'67 President '66-'67: Pep Club '63-'67: Majorette '65-'67 Captain '66-'67g Human Relations '66- '67: Student Council '63-'67 SUSIE BROOKS Human Relations '64-'67: Red Cross Ambition: Lab Technician BEATRICE BROWN '66-'67 Ambition: Typist VICTOR BROWN QARQLYN JQANN BRQWN Staff: Sr, Band '66-'67 Lettered enior Band '63-'67 Ambition: Typist Ambition: To Succeed Ambition: Tramc Manager at-aw -if LENORA LaVERNE BRYSON Girl's Glee '64-'65g A Capella Choir '65-'67g Bowling Club '63-'673 G.A,A. '65-'66: Student Council '64-'65 Awards: Scholastic Letter Ambition: Journalist PEGGY LEE BUCHANON Student Council '63-'64g Human Rela- tions '66-'67 Ambition: Registered Nurse JEANNETTE BURKLEY Modern Dance Club '64-'66g Pep Club '65-'66: Human Relations '65-'66g Year- book Statl' '65-'67g DECA Club '66-'67g Secretary '66-67 Ambition: IBM Operator SANDRA DARLENE BURTON Red Cross '64-'65g Human Relations '65- '67g Student Council '65-'66 Ambition: Registered Nurse JOHN ALTHEIMER SENIOR ADVISORY RENEE BRYANT Service Club '64-'67g Student Council '64-'65g Human Relations Club '64-'65. Ambition: Secondary School Teacher VERNA JEAN BRYANT Girl's Glee Club '63-'66g Science Club '65-'66 Ambition: Psychologist 42 I- ,W e iligfffixnfvj if T: .ga J, ,M 1 ':2f'fj.:,, 331:5- . ,M- Fifi fl: ,',f.ft'j:!f 134 :M ,,t,zff1z's w .-.' in iw: .j ',,ygf' .-,Len--.1 ,,,......... ,mg-um,, ELIZABETH MARIE CAMPBELL Red Cross '64-'66: Senior Band '65-'67: Allied Youth 365367: Honor's Program '63-'67g Student Council '65-,66 Ambition: Nurse ROBERT CAMMACK Chess Club '64-'65 Ambition: To Succeed SYLVIA YVONNE CARR DECA '65-'66: Student Council '63-'64 Ambition: Elementary School Teacher GREGORY CARROLL Student Council '64-'65: Senior Band '65-'67 Awards: Honor Roll '63: Honorable Mention'63 Ambition: Electronics Engineer BARRY BOWER CHAPPLE Senior Band '65-'67: Wrestling 365-'66 Ambition: To Succeed BEVERLY JEAN CHAPPLE A Capella Choir '64-'67 Ambition: Executive Secretary HOWARD CHERRY Student Council '64-'65: Baseball '65- '66: Track '65-'67 Ambition: To Succeed EARL CHILDRESS Student Council '65g Senior Band '66-671 Allied Youth '66-'67 Ambition: X-Ray Technician DOROTHY JEAN CLANCEY Dramatic Guild '65-'67: Student Council '63-'65g B Team SL Varsity Cheerleader '65-'67: Scrippage Club '66-'67: Editor Ambition: To Succeed PATSY ANN COLVIN Student Council '64-'65: G.A.A. '63-'64 Ambition: Secretary JANICE RENAE COLYER Student Council '65-'66g Modern Dance Club'65-'66 Ambition: To be a Politician ROBERT CONLEY Ambition: To be a Politician Q: J 'rr'k , I tl Qi .. is if Zigi' BARBARA COLE Ambition: To Succeed tg in ix- 4 MARVIN COLLINS Student Council '63-'67: Tiger Club '63- i67g Football Team. Lettered '64-'67: Wrestling, Lettered '64-'67g Baseball Team, Lettered '66-'67 Ambition: Teacher GENET CONYEARS Pep Club '63-'64g Drill Team '64-'67: Service Club '64-'67: Red Cross '63-'64 FRED THOMAS COVING-l-ON Ambition: Instructor Ambition: To Succeed 1 3- RAYMOND CURBY Honors Program '63-'65g Student Council '66g B-Basketball '64-'65: Track '64-'67 Awards: Academic Letter and Academic Stripe Ambition: Electronics Engineer .IEANETTE DAVIS Ambition: To Succeed SENIOR ADVISORY- MRS. ANASTATSIA BARDENHIER STANLEY cov1NGToN Senior Band '64-'67 President '66-'67g Student Council '64-'65: Track '63-'64 Awards: Lettered Band Ambition: Music Teacher JACQUELINE COX Human Relations '63-'64g Red Cross '64- '65 Ambition: To Succeed RONALD CROSS Letterman's Club '64-'67g Bowling Club '66-'67g Student Councilg Track '64-'67 Ambition: Electronics Technician DIANE ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM Student Council '64-'65 Ambition: Clerk Typist LORTHIA DAVIS Student Council '64-'65g Modern Dance '65-'67g Girlls Glee '65-'67g Service Club '65-'66 Ambition: Registered Nurse MARILYN DAWKINS Student Council '63-'64: Vice President '66-'673 Dramatic Guild '64-'66g G.A.A. '63-'67: Treasurer '64-'65g A Capella Choir '66-'67g Majorette '66-'67 Ambition: Counselor SHIRLEY ANN DEMPSEY Pep Club '64-'67g A Capella Choir '66- '67g Girl's Glee '65-'66g G.A.A. '64-'67g Varsity Cheerleader '66-'67 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher PAMELA .IOYCE DOCKINS Modern Dance '64-'66g President '65- '663 Girl's Glee '64-'65g B Team Cheer- leader '65-'66g Varsity Cheerleader '66- '67: Captain '66-'67 Awards: Silver Dance Pin '64 Ambition: Professional Dancer VERETTA INEZ DOTSON Drill Team '65-'661 Dramatic Guild '66- '67g Pep Club '64-'65 Ambition: Registered Nurse HENRY LEE EASLEY Student Council '65-'66 Ambition: Real Estate Broker ROBERT EASTERN Student Council '63-'64g Baseball Team '64-'65g Lettered '651 Human Relations '64-'65 Ambition: Police Officer ADRIAN EDDIE JR, Student Council '66-'67: Honor's Group '64-'67g Swimming Team '65-'67 Ambition: To Succeed it we .8 tt,t . Q A 'sm if :fail p Ai, i- 5 ' wi ' .A KI., -T., W sw,I,,, lfififis is . at ft , .., :::,,,, ,,. , Lkc, ,gary , ,XL 131+ t ,Q 9 vig' tr it it t tl ta .Z is WSE 39 ttyl' YVONNE ELGIN Honors Program '63-'67: Student Council '6-lg Pep Club '64-'65: Girls' Glee '65-'67 Awards: Service Awards '64-'65 Ambition: Physical Therapist TERRY FENNELL Student Council '64-'65: Tiger Club '64- '66: Track Team '63-'67: Lettered '64-'67g Football Team '63-'67: Lettered '65-'67 Ambition: Commercial Artist MICHEAL EMZIE ELLIS MODIA CONSTANCE ELLIS Chess Club '63-'66: President '65-'66 AmbiIi0H1 SiCfl0gfHDl1Cf Awards: Academic letter and stripe Ambition: Engineer - 1 ALEXIS EZELL Student Council '64-'65g Tennis Club '65- '66: Pep Club '64-'65 Ambition: To Succeed PAMELA FARWELL Ambition: To Succeed 4: JONAS RAY FLOURNOY Bowling Club '63-'66g Chess Club '63- '65: Treasurer '64:'65: Wrestling Team SHEILA JEAN FIKES '64-'65: Baseball Team '65-'67g Lettered DECA Club '66-'67 '65-'66 Ambition: Private Secretary Ambition: Teacher Q t at 2: 40 1,1 JULIA FORT Ambition: To Succeed PATRICIA FOUNTAIN Ambition: To Succeed BRENDA FOSTER Ambition: To Succeed EMILY FOSTER Ambition: To Succeed ROSSALLYN QUINDA FORD Service Club '63-'671 Student Council '66-'67: Girls Glee '63-'6-I: Pep Club '63- '66 Awards: Service Ambition: English Teacher MELVIA JEAN FORNISS Dramatic Guild '64-'67 Vice-President '66- '67: Service Club '63-'641 Student Coun- cil '63-'64: Yearbook StafI 66-'67 Ambition: Psychologist SENIOR ADVISORY OF MRS. BERNICE WELLS LINDA TERESA FUSE Allied Youth '66-'67: Yearbook Sales Staff '66-'67: Human Relations '66-'67: Tennis Club '66-'67 Ambition: Physical Therapist CHRISTINE CONSTANCE GARTH Ambition: To Succeed SALINA JOYCE GATEWOOD Human Relations Club '65-'66: Red Cross '65-'66g Pep Club '64-'65: DECA Club '66-'67: G.A.A. '63-'64 Ambition: Airline Hostess DIANE GENTRY Pep Club '63-'64: Service Club '64-'65: Yearbook Stall' '65-'67: DECA Club '65- '67: Bowling Club '63-'64 Ambition: Executive Secretary GILDA GEORGE Drill Team '64-'67: Lettered '65-'66: Pep Club '64-'65: Student Council '65-'67: Vice President of Senior Class, '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed DORIS GLASS SENIOR ADVISORY MISS LOLA BELL, ADVISOR K JOYA SHERRYL GLASS Pep Club '63-'67: G.A.A. '63-'67g Stu- dent Council '65-'66: Yearbook Sales StafT'65-'67: Girls' Glee '64-'66 Ambition: Pharmacist JOYCE ELAINE GRAHAM Bowling Club '63: Girls' Glee Drill Team '65-'66 Ambition: Airline Hostess CAROLYNN DELORES GRANDBERRY Modern Dance '63-'67: Pep Club '63- '64: Human Relations '65-'67g Service Club '65-'67: Scrippage StafT'65-'67 Ambition: Social Studies Teacher '64-'65: CAROLYN GRAVES Ambition: To Succeed RISA DARNEA GOODWIN Drill Team '63-'643 Bowling Club '63- '64L G.A,A. '65 Ambition: Executive Secretary PATRICIA LYNN GRADY Dramatic Guild '63-'64: Drill Team '64- '65g Student Council '65-'66g G.A.A. '65- '66 Awards: Drill Team, Scholastic letter Ambition: Pediatrician LORRAINE GRAY Student Council '63-'64: Girls' Glee '63- JEANETTE GREEN i671 A Capella Clwif '66-'67s G-A-A Student Council '64-'65g Girls' Glee '64- '64-'67: Pep Club '63-'64 '65: GUAUAI '64365 Ambilifmi Ellgllsll Teacher Ambition: Clerical Worker M 43 SENIOR ADVISORY. ADDITIONAL ADVISEES: MISS LOLA BELL MARGARET HALSEY Ambition: To Succeed SHIRLEY JEAN HARRELL Red Cross '65-'66: Chess Club '65-'661 Human Relations Club '65-'66: Dramatic Guild '66-'67g Student Council '64-'65: Tennis Club '65-'66 Awards: Service Certificate '65 and Aca- demic letter '64-'66 Ambition: Spanish Interpreter ,Aff ' : eff' 2:12 '2 E 1- Y STACY GREEN Bowling Club '66-'671 A Capella Choir '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed BARBARA JOANN GREENE Red Cross '65-'66g Human Relations Club '65-'66: Dramatic Guild '65-'66: Secretary '65-'66: Tennis Club '65-'663 Allied Youth '66-'67: Student Council '65-'66 Ambition: Social Worker CLIFTON HALK JR. Student Council '64-'653 Yearbook Staff '65-'66: Bowling Club '65-'66: A Capella Choir '65-67: DECA Club '66-'67 Ambition: Accountant JACQUELINE ERCELL HALL Pep Club '65-'66g Drill Team '65-'67g Lettered '67 Ambition: Laboratory Technician 44 ANDRE TYRONE HARRIS Dramatic Guild '63-'64 Ambitioni Manager CARLTON HENRY HARRIS Senior Band '63-'67g Cross Country '64 Ambition: Teacher HEGMAN HARRIS Senior Band '63-'67: Westling Team '63- '64 Ambition: To Succeed ROSE MARIE HARRIS Drill Team '63-'65: Service Club '63-'64g Student Council '65-'661 G.A.A. T63-'651 Ambition: Doctor JOYCE HAWKINS G.A.A, '64-'65 Ambition: Physical Therapist DOSIA HAYES Pep Club '63-'671 Student Council '66- '67g Glee Club '63-'66 Ambition: Home Economist LINDA JEAN HAYES Red Cross '63-'64g Human Relations '63-'64g Girls Glee '63-'67 Ambition: Navy Career PHILLIP HAYES Student Council '63-'64: Track '65-'67g Lettered '66 Awards: Honorable Mention Ambition: Electronic Engineer 2,-If QM MARY HAYNES 1 DONALD LLOYD HENDERSON RONALD LLOYD HENDERSON PCP Club '63-'67: G,A.A,: Tennis Club Chess Club '65-'66g Scrippage '66-'67 Student Council '64-'65 '63'l67 Ambili0I1Z To Succeed Ambition: X-Ray Technician Ambition: Executive Secretary LINDA HINDMON Pep Club '63-'66g Red Cross '66-367g Dramatic Guild '66-'67: Student Council '65-'66: Drill Team '63-,663 Lettered '65 Ambition: Nurse 7 JAYNES HINES A A Pep Club '63-'653 service Club '64-'61 Student Council '63-'65g Human Rela- tions Club '64-'65 Ambition: Social Worker U W JOHNNIE MAE HOUSE General Music '63-'64g A Capella Choir '64-'65g Student Council '64-'65g Allied CHERL HOGAN JOSEPHINE HOSKINS Y0Ulbf66 67 u Ambition: To Succeed Ambition: Model Ambltlofv Clerk TYP'5l , V M. A ifsii if S ff - ,pf fm ,Z ,,L.tA, E . , i siies 46 r - l s ai I. R f, - A if Z I 1 35' f it we-.li -at vga QM gs, ,N A 5 l l l l l l in-'Pa els. z ' . ' 14 if i .mi if I LENORA HUDDLEN Ambition: Nurse KATHLEEN L. HUFF Ambition: Pediatrician STERLING DEAN HUMPHRY Baseball '64-'66 Ambition: Laboratory Technician JOYCE JEAN HUMPHREY Student Council '63-'64: F,B.L.A. '66-'67 Ambition: Secretary IE? 4 SENIOR ADVISORY ELLEN DUGGAN, ADVISOR GLORIA HOWARD Human Relations '64-'65g Red Cross '64- '65 Awards: Academic letter Ambition: Pharmacist LENICE HOWARD Girls Glee Club '63-'65: Student Council '63-'66: Human Relations '67g Pep Club '67: G.A.A. '67 Awards: Honorable Mention '63-'64 Ambition: Biologist f, it iw MARY ANN I-IYSI-IAW Pep Club '65-'66g G.A.A. Ambition: Airline Stewardess CLARA ISABELLE Ambition: To Succeed MILDRED LEE IVY General Music '63-'64: Pep Club '63-'65: Girl's Glee '65-66 Ambition: Clerical Secretary U. S. IVY JR. Student Council '65-'66: Wrestling '63- '67: Lettered '66-'671 Allied Youth '66- '67 Ambition: To Succeed ANNIE MAE JACKSON General Music '64-'65: Girl's Glee '66- '67: Pep Club '63-'67: G.A.A. Ambition: Cosmetology EDDIE LEE JACKSON Track Team '64-'67g Lettered '64-'67: Football Team '64-'67 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher LARRON DEONNE JACKSON Student Council '64-'65g Baseball Team '63-'67: Lettered '66-'67: Football Team '63-'67: Lettered '65-'67 Ambition: Sports Professional SANDRA ALICE JACOBS Girl's Glee Club '64-'65 Ambition: Physical Therapist ,.,,- +2 ,Q as , all 'f I PEGGY GEAN JARMON Ambition: To Succeed CLAUDE JOHNSON Boy's Glee '63-'65: Student Council '63- '67g A Capella Choir '63-'67: Cross Country '63-'67: Lettered '66: Track Team '64-'67: Lettered '66: Basketball Team '66-'67 Ambition: Designer JONNIE MAE JOHNSON Girl's Cvlee '65-'66: Student Council '63- '64: Red Cross '63-'64 Ambition: Secretary JOYCE LaVERNE JOHNSON DECA Club '66-'67: Student Council '65-'66 Ambition: To Succeed K ,tg PATRICIA LORRAINE JEFFRIES Red Cross '65-'67: Human Relations '65- '67: DECA Club '66-'67g Audio Visual '65-'66 Ambition: To Succeed E., ,1 '-5-11,-fsfiiv ,t.5. gx35: .Q . f -,.,, foe ANNIE JOHNSON Ambition: To Succeed LOIS MARIE JOHNSON GirI's Glee '65-'66 Ambition: Nurse - Yilik s A 5, , tiga tt. ..V, f gi ...E A 49 RONALD JOHNSON Student Council '65-'66: Treasurer '65- '661 Junior Band '63-'65: Track Team '64-'67: Lettered '65-'67: Basketball Team '65-'671 Lettered '65-'67 Ambition: To Succeed Q O I., ,,., 8 ...,. C f if: it iii GLORIA JEAN JUDE Service Club '64-'65: Pep Club '65g Human Relations '65g Allied Youth '65- '66g Red Cross '65-'66 Ambition: Physical Therapist JOHN ARTHUR KEMP Football '63-'67: Baseball '63-'67g Bas- ketball '63-'67 Awards: Lettered '65-'67 PHILMORE GLOVER,S SENIOR ADVISORY ANTINEZ VALANCIA JONES Student Council '64-'65: Tennis Club '66-'67: Bowling ,66-'67 Awards: Academic Letter '64 Ambition: Chemistry Teacher CHARLESE WYNETTA JONES Chess Club '64-'65: Drill Team '64-'66g G,A.A. '64-'65 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher DOROTHY JEAN JONES Student Council '63-'64: G.A.A. '65-,66 Ambition: Nurse GLADYS MARIE JORDAN Red Cross '63-'64g Student Council '63- '64: Human Relations '63-'64 Ambition: Registered Nurse T EDWARD GERON KENDRICK Senior Band '63-'64: Wrestling Team '65-'66 Ambition: Lawyer GILLIAN KILLINGSWORTH Service Club '65-'66 Ambition: Dietician CONNIE JEAN KING Girl's Glee '64-'65g Pep Club '64-'65g G.A.A.: Modern Dance '64-'65 Ambition: Business Field DORIS LYNETTE KING Ambition: Registered Nurse JACQUELINE JEANNE KING Allied Youth '65-'66: Pep Club '63-'67: Student Council '63-'66 Ambition: I,B,M. Operator CARROL MICHOLE KNIGHTEN Red Cross '65-'67g Human Relations Club '65-'67g Pep Club '66-'67: G.A.A. '63-'64 Awards: Academic Letter Ambition: Industrial Secretary SHARON ANN LARKIN Pep Club '65-'67g Service Club '65-'66g Latin Club '66-'67: Modern Dance '65- '66: G.A.A. '65-'67 Ambition: Elementary School Teacher ERMA JEAN LARY Girl's Glee '63-'67: Pep Club '66-'67g Red Cross '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed BETTY LOU LATCHISON Student Council '64: Girls Glee '64-'67 Ambition: Secretary JOH EDDIE LAY Service Club '63-'641 Audio Visual '64: Track '65-'67: Lettered '65: Cross Coun try '65 Ambition: Business Administrator RENEE LELAND Pep Club '63-'66: Skating '63: Bowling '63-'64 Ambition: Lab. Technician iii: :iii QUEEN ESTER LENZY Ambition: Secretary LINDA M. LAY Girls Glee '64-'65g Choir Club'65-'66 Ambition: Teacher '65-'66: Pep RONALD A, LAY D.E.C.A. '66-'67: Wrestling '66. '66: Tennis '64-'65, Lettered '65 Ambition: To Succeed WAYNE LEE Ambition: To Succeed Lettered CAROLYN LESTER Latin Club '66-'67: Student Council '65- '66 Ambition: To be a Pharmacist 52 5,33 tg 1 3 as 'W 1 vw - CAROL JEAN LOCKRIDGE Ambition: To Succeed BETTY LOGGINS Ambition: To Succeed MARILYN CLAUDETTE LOWERY Modern Dance '65-'66: G.A,A. '65-'66 Ambition: Secretary CURTIS LOWRY Ambition: To Succeed DONNA J. LEWIS Pep Club '63-'64: Student Council '64- '65: General Music '64-'65: Girls Glee '64-'66: Choir '66-'67: Red Cross '65-'66 Awards: Academic Letter Ambition: Pediatric Nurse MILDRED LYDIER LINDSAY Girls Glee'63-'67 Ambition: Teacher SENIOR ADVISORY OF EMERSON KING W wwe ALLEN LUKE B Team Football '63-'64: Senior Band '63-'67 Ambition: Military Service NICOLE MACK Bowling Club '64-'66: Modern Dance '64-'66: Service Club '633 Pep Club '63- '66: Red Cross '64-'65 Ambition: Psychologist LEROY MACON Ambition: To Succeed ELLA WEAS MCCOY Yearbook StalT '64-'67: Editor '66-'67' a , G.A.A. '63-'67: Assistant Treasurer 63: Pep Club '63-'67: President '66-'67: Human Relations '63-'67: President '66- '67: Vice President '65-'66g Drill Team '64- '65: Student Council '63-'64: Red Cross '63-'67: Girl's Glee '63-'67: Latin Club '65-'67 Awards: Pep Club Letter '65-'66 84 Yearbook Service Pin Ambition: Secondary English Teacher REGINALD ELLIOTT McDANIEL Boy's Glee '65-'67: A Capella Choir '65-'67: Student Council '63-'65: Cross Country '65-'67: Swimming Team '64- '67: Track Team '66-'67 Ambition: Chemistry Teacher EDWARD MCDONNALD Ambition: To Succeed LARRY KEITH MCGEE Ambition: To Succeed ELORETTA MARY MCGEE Modern Dance '63-'64g Red Cross '63- '67: Student Council '64-'65: Pep Club '64-'65: DECA '66-'67 Ambition: Elementary School Teacher PATRICA ANN MCGHEE HOWARD MCGRUDER SARAH IVICKINNEY Girl's Glee '63-'64g Service Club '63-'64 Senior Band '63-'67: A Capella Choir AmbiIi0I1Z To SuCC66d Ambition: Nurse '64-'65: Ambition: Draftsman RITA LOUISE MCMILLAN Red Cross '64-'65: Senior Band '66-'67: Scrippage '66-'67 Ambition: Registered Nurse EDNA FAYE MCNEAL Ambition: To Succeed , GREGORY MILES l Student Council '64-'67: DECIA Club '66- SYLVIA LOUISE MCRATI-I '67: Wrestling Team '63-'66: Lettered Pep Club '63-'64 '65-'66 JEANETTE MITCHELL Ambition: Typist Ambition: To Succeed AmbiIi0flI T0 Succeed 55 SENIOR ADVISORY JOSEPH LINTON M 'hh-QQ BETTIE JEAN MOORE Girls Glee '63-'65 Ambition: Nurse EMMA MAXINE MOORE Scrip Sales Staff '65-'67: Student Council '64-'651 Pep Club '66-'67g Drivers Edu- cution '66-A67 IDELLA MOORE Service Club '634'64g Student Council '63-'65g Scrip Sales Stall '65-'66: Drill Team'65-'67 Ambitioni Registered Nurse JIMMIE LEE MOORE Senior Band '66-'67 Ambition: Engineer . .. .W ,,.,,. ELM -' -inzifzre V g :roger SANDRA LAVENE MONTGOMERY Girls Glee '64-'65 Ambition: Secretary ACIE LEE MOORE Student Council '65-'66g Student Council '64-'65: D.E.C.A. '65-'67: Track '63-'64: Cross Country '64-'65 Ambition: Lawyer LARRY MOORE B-Team Football '64-'651 Track Team '64-'65 Ambition: Retail Merchandiser WILLIAM MOORE JR. Wrestling Team '64-'66 Ambition: To Succeed BARBARA MORGAN A Capella Choir '63-'67g Girl's Glee '63-'65: G.A.A. '63-'64 Ambition: Engineer FREDRICK MORRIS Wrestling '66-'67: Lettered '66-'67g Year- book StalT'66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed SANDRA MORRIS Modern Dance '65-'671 Human Relations Club '66-'67: Band '65-'66 Ambition: Psychologist LAWRENCE OLIVER NETTERVILLE Senior Band '63-'67: Student Council '64-'65: Wrestling Team '64-'65g Track Team '65-'66: Cross Country Team '65- '66: Tennis Team '64-'65 Ambition: Music Instructor CYNTHIA ELAINE ONEAL Student Council '63-'641 Senior Band '64-'671 Lettered '65-'671 Human Rela- tions Club '65-'67: G.A,A. '66-'67 Ambition: Teacher RICHARD LEE OWENS A Capella Choir '65-'661 Service Club '65-'66 Ambition: Court Reporter it-wee is DOROTHY ANN PARKER General Music '63-'64g G,A.A. '63-'64: Pep Club '63-'65: A Capella Choir '66- '67 Ambition: Research Scientist Ambition: Registered Nurse KENNETH LEWIS PERKINS Letterman's Club '64-'653 Student Coun- cil '63-'64g Track Team '63-'67 JOYCE FRANCES POINDEXTER LORRAINE PERRY Student Council '63-'64g Girls' Glee '64- '67: Modern Dance '65-'673 Pep Club '65 '67: A Capella '65-'67 Ambition: Model SENIOR ADVISORY BERTRAN D NOVEL Drill Team '65-'66: Student Council '65- REGINA POLK EUNICE PETERS '66: Audio Visual '66-'67g Modern Dance Pep Club '63-'64: Student Council '63- DECA Club'66-'67 '66-'67 '64: Girls Glee '64-'66: Bowling Club Ambition: Occupational Therapist Ambition: Social Worker '65-'66 tg- 58 f . M: 5 ,fe 1 ,s fr 1 if. -, .15 Q f' 1 My 5 isa, GAIL LEVA ROBINSON Girls Glee '63-'67: Red Cross '65-'66: Human Relations '65-'66: Bowling Club '65-'66: Maiorettes '66-'67 Ambition: Registered Nurse Awards: Honorable mention SANDRA ROBINSON Audio-Visual '65-'67: Pep Club '63-'67g G.A.A, '63-'64: Girls Tennis Club '65 '66g Modern Dance '65-'66g D.E.C.A. '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed Awards: Pep Club Letter MARTHA RAINFORD'S SENIOR ADVISORY KENWYN A. REDDING Human Relations '63-'64: B Football '64-'65: Varsity Football Track '63-'65 Ambition: IBM Operator Awards: Gold Football '65 MICHAEL H. REYNOLDS Student Council '63-'65 Cross Country '63-'65 Ambition: To be Successful JOYCE ANN RHODES General Music '63-'64g Girls Glee 64 '65: Modern Dance '64-'65 Ambition: Secretary CHRISTINE E. RICE Pep Club '63: Distributive Education '66-'67: G.A.A. '63 Ambition: Registered Nurse 1 5 5 Q SON.lA MINNETTE ROBINSON G.A,A. '63-'67 tAsst. Treasurer '65:l Pep Club '63-'67 tAsst. Secretary '64-'65:l Allied Youth '66-'67: D,E,C,A. '66-'67 Ambition: Medical Record Librarian JEANETTE ROGERS Ambition: To Succeed WILLIAM ROGERS Ambition: To Succeed MAXINE ROWDEN Modern Dance '64-'67: Girls Glee '64- '66: Choir'66-'67: G.A.A. '65-'66 Ambition: Engineer ELOISE RUSSELL Ambition: To Succeed PATSY ANN RYAN Ambition: Secretary HELEN RUTH RYLAND Modern Dance '65-'67: Allied Youth '65- '671 Girls Glec '65-'67g Girls Tennis '65- '67 Ambition: Fashion Designer Awurds: Honor Roll '64 GLORIA MARIE SADLER Ambition: Clerk LINDA EILEEN SAUNDERS Dramatic Guild '65-'67, President '66- '67g Human Relations '65-'67: Red Cross '65-'67: Clothing Club '64-'65: Student Council '63-'6-1: Yearbook Staff '66-'67, Typist Ambition: Medical Record Librarian SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT General Music '63-'6-1: Red Cross '63- '64: Girl's Glee '64-'65 Ambition: Nurse SHIRLEY JEAN SCOTT Human Relations Club '66-'67: Studen Council '63-'66: Drill Team '63-'64: Drill Team '65-'66 Ambition: Secretary DOUGLAS SEAY Senior Band '65-'671 Student Council '63-'66: DECA Club '66-'67: President Ambition: Business Field ALICE MAE SCAIFE 1 Red Cross '66: Human Relations '65- '67: Girls Glee '63-'64 Ambition: School Teacher STANLEY SCALES DECA Club '66-'67: Senior Band '64- '67: Allied Youth '66-'671 Swimming Team'63 Ambition: Teacher I i BRENDA LOUISE SEVIER Red Cross '65-'661 Allied You Ambition: Teacher 61 th '65-'66 , f BOBBIE JEAN SHEGOG Pep Club '63-'6-1: Drill Team '63-'6-1: Red Cross '65-'66: Student Council '63- '6-l: Girl's Glee Club '66-'67 Ambition: Secretary if . , 'V' 'rm 'Hn 'n 1 - ' r ,xi Iyffcfl 1 urge ln , ' 'auf fr If , E H' f'l'Qgiz :J 'Cuz rt r 5 , 4 'sg' gIfQ2 ,ft I I 1 0, f. na ,-, gr' 1 in 4 ,ea M. ,tif , , 'bfi' I .f 1 , 1, 'aff ,,if q ,ff , F' fl it 1 hr. iff -Q CLARENCE SILVER Boys Glee Club '63-'64g Choir '65-'66 Ambition: Recording Artist AUDREY DIANN SMITH Pep Club '63-'64: Red Cross '63-'64 Ambition: Fashion Designer ERNESTINE SMITH Girls Glee '63-'64g Red Cross '63-'64 Ambition: To become a Nurse Awards: Honorable Mention LAURA ELIZABETH SMITH Modern Dance '63-'67g Human Rela- tions '64-'66g Pep Club '64-'65 Ambition: Personal Secretary ADDITIONAL ADVISORY MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR ADVISORY OF MARTHA RAIN F ORD SANDRA SHINN Ambition: To Succeed LINDA LEE SHIPP D.E.C.A. '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed 1 Q BARBARA A. SOMMERVILLE Ambition: Social Worker VELMA MICKI SPEARMAN Service Club '63: Pep Club '63-'64g Clothing Club '63-'64 Ambition: Executive Secretary ALTHEA REGINA SPRALLS Drill Team '63-'65: Senior Band '66-'67: Sewing Club '64-'65: Dramatic Guild '64-'65g Girls' Tennis Club '65-'67 Ambition: Journalist SANDRA JEAN SPRATT G.A.A. '63-'65: Student Council '63-'65g Pep Club '63-'64 Ambition: To succeed in Business MARION JAY STEELE Ambition: Real Estate Broker PATRICIA DIANNE STEGALL Human Relations '65-'67 Ambition: Medical Doctor NAOMI STEVENSON Ambition: To succeed CHARLES RICHARD STITH Sr. Band '65-'67: Student Council '63- '64, '65-'67: Honor's Program '65-'67 Ambition: Lawyer ...Q 63 is -zz: ,we Ag ' ,fit - ,z . fit .tg Jig: g ifzf1'sEf5t1g,?,r f'1:zff.1fi , 5225229 : Q: ,tg -'11 I fa :gm f new ' 3 BERNICE SUTHERLAND G.A.A. '65-'67: Girls Glee '64-'67 Ambition: Physical Education Teacher KAREN TAYLOR Girls' Glee Ambition: Dietician CHARLES BURNELL PHYLLIS FRANCINE SWAIT SUTHERLAND G.A.A. '63-'66g Dramatic Guild '64 65 Student Council '65-'67s Senior Band Student Council '63-'64: Majorette 65 '64-'67: Cross Country '65-'671 Track '663M0dem DanCe'63 '65-'67 Ambitioni Business Therapist Ambition: Social Worker W MARIAN CATHERINE TAYLOR Pep Club '64-'65: Modern Dance '66-'67 Ambition: Social Worker 64 BETTYE ANN TATE . Modern Dance '65-'663 Student Council '63-'64: Clothing Club '66-'67g G.A.A. '63-'65g Drum Majorette '65-'66 Ambition: Entertainer MAPEL TATE Ambition: To Succeed NANCY RUTH TAYLOR Modern Dance '63-'65g Senior Ba '67 Ambition: Secretary Il SENIOR ADVISORY THOMAS RAHM, ADVISORY FREDDIE LEE TOWNSEND Ambition: To Succeed BARBARA TURNER Senior Band '63-'66g Bowling C '64g Pep Club '63-'64 Ambition: Registered Nurse lub '63- CAROLYN JEANETTE TEMPLETON Latin Club Ambition: Registered Nurse VIRGIL TERRELL Ambition: To Succeed CLARENCE THOMAS JR. Student Council '64-'65g Tennis '64-'65 Ambition: To succeed JERRY THOMAS Student Council '64-'65 Ambition: Detective -1 S 5 'af CLAUDETTE TYLER Ambition: To Succeed MARSHA WALKER Latin Club '66-'67: Student Council '65- '66 Ambition: To Succeed PAMELA JOYCE WALLACE Student Council '64-'66: A Capella Choir '64-'673 Girl's Glee '64-65: A-V Squad '64-'67Q Pep Club '63-'651 Librarian '65-'66: Secretary '64-'65g Cheerleader '65-'66 Ambition: To Succeed RICHARD G. WALLACE Allied Youth '66-'67 Ambition: Zoologist CLARENCE JEROME WASHINGTON Student Council '64-'65 Ambition: To Succeed SHIRLEY WASHINGTON Ambition: To Succed MICHEAL WATKINS Ambition: To Succeed ERMA WEEKLY Drill Team '63-'67g Girl's Glee '66-'67 Ambition: l,B.M. Operator FREDDY LAMAR WELCH B-Team Football '63-'64: Varsity Foot- ball '65 Award: Varsity Letter Ambition: Physical Education Teacher REGINA WELLS Girls Glee '64-'66: Honors Program '63- '67: Human Relations '66-'67: Red Cross '66-'67 Ambition: Elementary School Teacher DIANE WHALEN Student Council '64-'653 Red Cross '64- '65: Human Relations '63-'64: Bowling Club '63-'64 Ambition: Registered Nurse DONALD WHALEN Ambition: To Succeed . 'l HARRIET ELAINE WELLS Pep Club '63-'67: Modern Dance '64 '65: Treasurer '65: G.A.A. '63-'64 Cheerleader '65-'67 Ambition: Secretary SHARON WHITE Honors Club '63-'67: Service Club '63 '64: Gifts Giee '65-'66 Ambition: Executive Secretary Q 67 LARON WELLS JR. Allied Youth '66-'671 Baseball Team '66- '67 Ambition: Industrial Businessman L ' f .V a by Q' 5 all 5 J SANDRA LEE WHITMAN Pep Club '63-'67: G.A.A. '63-'64: Tennis Club '65-'66: Latin Club '66-'67 Awards: Pep Club Letter Ambition: Medical Technologist X LESLIE BERNARD WILLIAMS Senior Band '63-'67 Ambition: Carpenter RONALD ANTHONY WILLIAMS Senior Band '64-'67g Track Team '64 Ambition: Pediatrician Doctor SARAH WILLIAMS Ambition: Nurse CAROL ANN WILSON Service Club '64-'65 Ambition: Social Worker ff' ANITA ANN WILLIAMS Drill Team '65-'67: G.A.A. '63-'65g Serv- ice Club '63-'65 Awards: Drill Team Emblem Letter Ambition: Stenographer CLARENCE WILLIAMS JR. Chess Club '63-'64: Student Council '63- '64: Senior Band '64-'67: Tennis Club '63-'67: Judo Club '66-367 Ambition: Concert Musician GERALDINE WILLIAMS Student Council '63-'64: Pep Club '66- '67: G.A.A. '63-'67 Ambition: I.B.M. Key Punch Operator JOHN WALTER WILLIAMS Track Team '66-'67 Ambition: To Succeed G LEN DA WILSON '66-'67g Track Team Council '64-'65 Ambition: Surgeon PAMELA WILSON Ambition: To Succeed ' f PATRICIA LOUISE WILSON Human Relations '65-'66g Red '66-'67: Pep Club '66-'67 Ambition: Teacher GLORIA WINSTON Ambition: To Succeed ELLA MAE WRIGHT A Capella Choir '65-'67 Ambition: To Succeed LINDA WRIGHT G.A.A, '65-'67g Girls' Glee '66: paper '66 Ambition: Secondary Teacher .IOSIE LYDIA YOUNG Pep Club '66-'67: Human Relations '66- '67g Red Cross '66-'67 Awards: Service Ambition: College Professor 69 Modern Dance '65-'671 Drum Majorette '65-'67g Student Cross News- E IOR GRC P YVorkingtogethereach yearunderthelead- ership of Mama Fennoyi' a few seniors pro- vide the know-how and skill for other seniors' enjoyrnent. They sponsor dances and bake sales fthese require decorations and a clean up jobaHerwardQincndertohnancevanoussen- mramwnmsTheymsdwmsemomdoamnot all fung quite a few of them require a lot of work. ROW I Carol Wilson Joyce Pomdexter Sandra Whitman Alice Scaife ROWZ: Doris Glass, Linda Linda performs many improtant functions in the school-assisting :I lg at ff' ,l K, , J, , HQS-ff-, if a faf' f. A R A n,.wIL.A'-u I ,,,- AL m 1 i .wil V sag 1 ILM is 1 If Q' ff:-4 xi xg! 9,13 ' 'dl L jk : . W, , N jf' if - wfifsif- 'sf 1 M f- ,.. . 5' .ff flgfkjgg - , ,W .. -3 +C., id THERAPY An organized team makes any task easier for everyone to do. In using their various skills, these sen- iors have a maximum amount of teamwork. They devote a lot of time to the work they do for Ma- ma Fennoy and we think they should be recognized. Mrs Fennoy and as Student Council Vice President. Shirley Harrell, Joan Pickett, Claudette Tyler, Patricia Grady Raymond Curby, Mrs. Fennoy, Larry Bogan Seniors discuss problems at Mock Trial. 53 Proud senior showing ring. WWYME Rossallyn concentrates on test, Brenda files papers Senior serves as editor. Seniors type copy for yearbook Stanley addresses the student body. 'Q' 6, x X.. vw fu I TRGDUCTIO TO Mr. Kees' Advisory Having Problems? Mrs. Robinsorfs Advisory can Q06 EI!!! Mrs. DeLoch's Advisory 74 UNIORS 196 Munching along together. , . xl 'Ww,, . M fhnsnv- Measure Carefully! Explorations in language. 5 all Push don't shove! Mrs. Brandon's Advisory li'-38,3 Beverly Anderson Shirley Armstead Robert Arnold Shelvy Arnold Linda Ashley ' . AW .-fe, ,,.. 12 552144, ,- M Sheryl Bennett Tolbert Berle Barry Berry JoAnn Bland Ola Bledsoe .- p Qi!i,,l'1 E S are Q ei Margaret Branch Cecil Brotton Linda Brookens Carol Brown Marilyn Brown S ':,. P' 1 JU fm' 1, . L, Elite. K' ' ' 31 Aww .V V :sh .. KWsHax. .a.QzQNf'?'i' .K 1 Aff- , h , .iE?. A, , -1- f sw - 1 if af? V s .A ' M ll- 1- -- ' A-psi . ' 2 at t,,, i g-ggs e .. , 5177 wiig f . ,X M -wm- f. I :J,, ,,,,,f, m,,W V . X . 9 y , w 'N r ' Q ggi R B ' if J ' A l .Z g,. .mx-., 4 ., , by-et. ,, A A sfrffri ,At - . Lv. , - . i'ez2fis'1-:ii H ,link cg, 5 M A A ll ,. xx keg! 1 I K . , ., , V 1 I V r . , i ' ra ' f A st si a ,.,, -,Q Q v ' 3?f6 Lrii B 0 r A errr- A ., M i 'tf yity g y 9 K w ill 5 1, ,fi ,ii. 53,4 .4 . If A TK aw' I, 3 ef' 'A it 46 5 m f- 3: YQ ig -lr? g xl. n VFW' i V 4 H IOR Jane Abbott Shirley Agnew Anthony Allmon Barbara Baker Almeda Ball Frances Barnett Deborah Barrett Johny Bean Ffa 'eicfifamt z s A W . 4 ,Eg , s Kr YQ 5 All s f Valerie Boclaire Earl Boldridge Michael Boldwin Janis Boozer Kevin Bozeman 196 Valerie Brown Sharron Buckner Wilbur Buchanon Peggy Burns Thomas Burns 'fn X i l , if James Canfield Ruby Carter Samuel Carter Connie Causey Frances Chapman -l-at E '-hi? f ,, X li Q-RNS' 1 fm- S, I 1- L 3 0' Ozella Clemons Patricia Cowsette Clarence Coleman Patricia Collins Sherry Colson Q a 1 my , ., ii. ' igiiy ' f- 1.1 up .M Jerry Cotton .- 5 xv: 1 M E- fix 2, m f W A S, ,w.,M,, , mf QQ f 1 f ,. 4 Wi - ii, JF ,fy ,A S5 Hp. w ' s 2 , A -V.,-. at S is X . wi if 4 Hg ah. 4 ,l 4 x Q ' We i mg. .. U i5l'9lg3l'ig is - ' .., ,tie Q, w ... .. .we .s- . 1 , t , f 'a,.::,,. A , ,, elim. K7 ,J 5. I M f lg i em: ,yy 3 1 Mr. Stewart's Advisory ies .sg Linda Burton Demontra Butler Sharon Butler Cynthnia Campbell Emma Campbell ,, SS , l of Jewel Clark Carolyn Clay Dianne Clay Edna Clay Denice Claxton - ww.. ww P 5 s. N 1 wa. I wow. s , Beverly Christian 3 f 5 iff 531:17 will U ' Barbara Daniels Glenda Daniels Mary Daniels U 4 f if 1' 21 . fq' , 1 I :pu 1- 2 -- Monica Daniels Neil Daniels Deborah Davidson Raynord Davison Charolotte Dellar -, y . 'lp . . I ' so 1 . is XE . sl' iss . is ,I I, em. t l he -G, ,'V,,. qz.. H A .4 i . K '. K V .., I S ., F UNIOR ' 1 5 . ' 1 is ,. A, , .. nm mg 7 l s Q. W. Y sl, x Joseph Crockett Patricia Crowder Brenda Cullins Brenda Curry Clara Damon I l.,l , M i ff--f 1 , . 3 .. ,ai K ., ...Egg Aa Mrs. McCoy's Advisory l W an Els? 9 ggi? Mrs. J. Smith's Advisory W wig wg 1 ii if jg: Ylr 3 1 mg ' if S me . ., eff N 5 if E 1 li e 4 xiii? Robert Dillion Ruth Doss Izella Doyle .wc Robert Durham Donell Ellis Verdis Ellis Walter Fabb Linda Farrar f s . 65,352-'fs' X 196 Mrs. Holmes' Advisory nd + an kit? S at 1 if Cleopatra Garner Rita Garr Willie George Sandra Glasco Dorothy Goodrich ,Y -Me 5 E DL Tommy Greene Ruth Guy Patricia Hale Glenn Harold Arnold Harris it ,. nv., ,,., Q V :fx N QM la ' k wi K ix K A H .- ' Q , ,, 'L ' ii 21 gi In X J , , elm ifwgf, hiizhr l W . s s 3 ' 'il iff, -'iw 1, 4 v. H 1 i 14,- X F v my-M F N' it 1 K! N We 'H T me xx .,- - I John Fields Billie Fleming Sylvia Fletcher zffi' seq .Z .' ,. Q ti ' if easy nk- H if 'Orissa am bw 'TTY H 't itfgafztam, Barbara Ford Marie Foster Ira Fowlkes Robert Francisco Leola Franklin M QQ 5 . ig, 31 in Paul Granberry John Grandberry Shirley Grandberry Charmel Green Neal Green 1-in 1? i Q siigg Edward Harris Jerome Harris Shirley Harris August Halley Geneva Hawkins gs la, t veel s f Lucinda Hervey Bessie Hicks Sharon Hill Valerie Hindmon Diane Hodges 'ii' in John Humphruy Robert Irving Carol Jackson Judith Jackson Marva Jefferson James Johnson K S1 i H 3 5 2 ,Meir 'isa QP JU ,. .,. F , .. -0 , S qw Mrs. White and her Advisory ICR Kenneth Hearne LaMischa Henderick Jacqueline Henderson Jeanne Henderson Albert Hendrick W REP' K If 7 3 as H , if 2 A , Q Ag, ,X ,.... filkff We 1 X aa WJ Q 5 Quindolyn Holly Eilleen Holmes Angelene Hayes Catherine Hubbard Ethel Huddlen Taylor Jeffries Ronald Jenkins Ardie Jennings Cheryl Jennings Harold Johnson Janice Johnson 1967 U: L: gA:g : 3 V Sheryl Johnson Linda Jones Fannie Jordan Annie Keely Mildred Kelly Sandra Kerr Odette Keys Thelma Lackland Kenneth LaGrone Booker Lakes Marva Lane Donald Langster Delores Lay 1 . A A- 'X ,,ve3f -K .sl lib- Q U, if 'M .df , ,S 'l 'ff gsggag ,, , ak: . , Mrs. Clayton's Advisory , 4 af wg f 523: s WN M an-S--u-. ii-.im 'N-.V EIB! 'Q Mona Lewis Jackie Lindsay Linda Lockman , -2 ,gg , ...I i Law Mr. J. Davis's Advisory , 4, as 5+ ,vi A y ,, .nys mi. 4 Q we fl-HW ii Roland Lockridge Cornelius Lott Etta Love Shirley Loveless Carliss Macklin Mrs. Rooks' Advisory Avol Mayberry Betty McBride Marvis McCarter James McClelland Levi McCoy UQ .,, ::-' t 'i ,Q : we as 'N -- 5, MR., Q Q Q Freddie Moore mm David Morris 4 M Rickey Mosby ea Angela Mullen Linda Neal - Alr,' f I Q ffif 1 7 Ea X U xnl S fr 1 ,,., g , 7 L Z N iwfll if 5 or 3 fi J Patricia Penn Edward Perkins Anna Phillips Jerry Pugh Loretta Purvey JU ,V .zgz ii , yy i f ,i , ,. fi' 7 ' ' why 1, ' ' f - ., 1 ' jg . Fm1'5. V I 4 eff Q 'li f fl IOR Celestine Mann Renee Martin Peggy Mouton K L, , 'fa Eg E -tw, 3 tin- wir Gregory McDade Sylva McDonald Ronald Mills Linda Monroe David Moore Willie Mae Nevitt Perry Newbill Lamont Osbey Margo Parker Deborah Parks 196 Diana Reed Joyce Reed Arletha Reece Richard Reese Barbara Rice Queen Robins Dianne Rodgers Linda Rodgers Joyce Rogers Vicki Ross James Senter Barbara Scott Christine Scott Cheryl Shanks Brenda Shivers Ann Simon Y ', ' , Y 1 Q ' I . .g2 ,gf,F1 V W 2 '. - W M Carl Robertson Linda Roberts Betty Robinson Gloria Robinson Sharon Robinson Q ,. 4 -, 1 will X 1 S , T , A 5 f wet ,Q . it t 'av 5 Betty Rucker Mary Sampson Vicki Sanders Ronald Sangster Deborah Senter Mrs. Quinn's Advisory Shirley Smart JU i 131131 Sandra Smith Renea Spann Marie Spruill Elizabeth Stancil Dianne Stevens Patsy Stevens Charles Stewart Mary Stringer K, ., -- X ,t Mrs. Cann's Advisory Mrs. F. Washington IOR Charles Smith Daryl Smith Deborah Smith Gregory Smith Russel Smith , Q. ' W 2 2' 1 ig i 4 a nb My Q M1 K . , fx f fi . Cynthia Summers Robert Swapshire Pamela Swink Bonay Tabor Everett Tarrow Patricia Tate Phyllis Tate Beverly Taylor 1967 Mrs. Mitchell's Advisory N Sandra Taylor Thelma Taylor Brenda Terrel Jean Thomas Linda Thomas X ,,,,-1 'l Russel Todd Timothy Tompkens Malcolm Townsend Veron Trotter Joyce Turner Yvette Walker Kenneth Walter Bradford Washington Ronald Washington Eura Watson fa: , .1 s 4 Q 4 N . .'- ,lf ey ,., 1 f ff: at 5 1 K Q fm. ,, gf. wig , veg., Q 1. 5 . , xx t J Y' Q he .V gow 0 , . we . . ,. . K :V AN is ,NM . 7 1 ' wi - 1.-1 i f f ,L A V-A 95' 'l K M by 'H f G, Q Q X, 'K f . ,, .,, K ., an -3 Clemmon Taylor Eddie Taylor Helen Taylor HV? t 'Qi i.:- , . , f Qszgili I gmfeiri Hi in A .nn-... .steer X 515 ' fa -' Af ' : X rt x Ei ya f 5 I KK 'in .. T 3 t ' . .,ii,: P: iw- N 1 it J .. ' S' T 5: f e mst 9 3 rf 'il t 5, f ..,f.m-1 . M t Z ., i 2 V . X 7 Pe r,s, lils gy . 4, T , if i sf li T I I Charles Thompson Maxine Thompson Robert Thompson Ulylles Tillman Zackery Tinsley Carton Utley Ceric Van Cleave Jacquelyn Vaughns Darlene Wallace Misha Walker Leon Watson Samella Webster Judy West Shirely West Barbara Westley Annie Williams Larry Williams Nancy Williams Linda Williams Rochalle Williams Bobbie Wise George Witaker Bernard Womack Theotrice Woodie Walter Wright JU IDRS 196 -we 1 M X k 5 ,., , . fn , L l l iv if K V B ,. , V V' 'J In ' Y-Jes' We , 'V 5' i r Q Pauline Pittman Mrs. Mabery's Advisory William Weston Sharon Whaley Glenda White Naomi White Andrea Williams i fr , X 1 51122 5' 1, r v ii - F A I - ' fi Roderick Williams Theodore Williams Thomas Williams Carol Winston Marvis Winston El x kg an V A U DERGR DU ATE 'u .Wit All Mathematics Would Suggest A Steady Straight Line As the Best, But Left and Right Alternately ,W Is Consonant with History -Auden I s -f Mr. Bacott's Advisory ROW1: Patton, Goodlow, Jackson, Harrison, Tomlin. ROW ll: Clark, Newton, Butler, Meadows, Williams. ROW III: Watson, King, Pate, May, Brown, Mr. Bacott. Mr. Bigham's Advisory RO W 1: Richardson, Steven, McCreight, Ezel, Jones, Bonds, Buchanon, Canyears, Wesley. ROWII: Mr. Bigham, Boyd, Tucker, Winder, Phillips, Davis, Banks, Lockhors, West, R0 W111: Hoggans, Harris, Peppers, Tompkins, Vaughn, Roberts, Myles, Sass, Roberson. Mr. Amburn's Advisory ROW 1.' Hudson Wilson, McDaniels, Roberts. Faulkner Bradford, Goods, Meriwether. ROW 2 Smith, Turner, Cotton, Grandberry, Carothers Williams, Johnson, Crockett, ROW 3: Mr Amburn, Jordan, Davis, Lockhart, Weston Johnson, Clay. G we 6 Mr. Berry's Advisory ROW I: Johnson, Davis, Barrett, Harris Love. ROW II: Kendrick, Williams, Kendall, Dickens, Gools by. ROW 1l1.' Pierce, Stewart, Harville, Hammond, Simpson X X' . ,,,..' ig ,.,. s intl . ex mwi.::a.. . l . 1 gs z I 13, 192215 .N , X.v, i Mr. Bowie's Advisory ROW 1:lHughes, Strong, Mos- ley, Wynn, Byrd, Mitchell, Bordeaux, Mr. Bowie ROW 11: Dees, Foster, Gore, Stewart, Eiland, Ewing. ROW III: McGhee, Gregory, Stocking, Ross, Key, Robinson, Boyd, Childress. DERGRAD The freshmen and sophomore advisories com- prise about one third of the school's entire en- rollment. Though they are undergrads, they have many of the same privileges as juniors and sen- iors. Mr. Carter's Advisory RO W I: Wilson, Henderson, Bozeman, Stewart, Roby, Johnson, Harrison, Hampton. fig 9 R0 W 11.- Brown, , Jones, Dean, Bates, Jones, Payne, Morris, Brown. ROWII1: Jones, Atihison, Daniels, Jackson, Carter, Monroe, Powell, Brown, Mr. Carter. 'L--EP' .. ,fp If they qualify, they are allowed to participate in extra-curricular actvitiesg but they must wait a while before they can participate in the Senioris Bow Day or Class Day Ceremonies. Having these activities to look forward to encourages the fresh- men and sophomores to complete their studies and live up to the Soldan standards required for graduation. V f fw fm' is Elf. Mrs Dunnell s Advisory RO W 1.- Gates, Shumpert, t Hill, Westbrooks, Holloway, Gholston Charleston, Robinson. ROW II: Mrs. Dunnell, Browley, Shavers, Mason, Scott, Isabelle, Spann. ROWIII: Bishop, Ledbetter, Benford, Brooks, Edwards, Griffin. 'ling- JEY ... Mr. Cox's Advisory ROW I: John- son, Swinney, Cox, Chambers. t Y ROW II: Furnance, Valentine Murphy, Moore. ROW Ill: Sleet Lewis, Pittman, Blanchard, Jones. 1 w EE! Mr. N. Davis's Advisory ROW 1: Herndon, Volley, Jackson, Brown, Lee, Ward, Carroll, ROW 11: Mr. N. Davis, Hall, Ross, Morrison, Morris, Stringer, Wills ROW III: Dixon, Johnson, Gadson, Stegall, Lewis Tillman, Whitmore, Cleaves. v Mr. Cox's Advisory ROW I: Myles, Foote, Carroll, Robinson. ROW ll: Mr. Cox, Macon, Jackson, Hicks. ROWIIIJ Battle, Page, Armstead. Johnson, Jones. UNDER Mrs. Dautremont's Advisory ROW I: Elston, James, Mc- Bride, Slaughter, Jordan, Jennings, Sherman. ROW 11: Craig, Stancil, Lewis, White, Washington, Qinn, Myers ROW Ill: Walter-Shell, Thurmen, Harvey, Walker, Simons Rhone. s I if 1 r ' 'Q -' HIE! i ? A. in ...i A,,, ., .,, kg., i Mr. Dippold's Advisory ROW I: Anderson, Jones, Foster, Robinson, Himes, Taylor, Runions. ROW Il: Simpson, Powell, Evans. Lick. Hester, Blakeney, Townsend, Strong. ROW Ill: Mr. Dippold, Gomillion, Buckner, Meredith, Houze, Scott, Brown, Owens. Advisory of Mr. Walter Dixon ROW 1: Baker, Butler, Bradley, Shannon, Curtis, Lobe, Ewing, ROW 2: Hoskins, Johnson: Simril, Taylor, Williams, White, ROW 3: W. Dixon, Walton, Thomas, Hadley, Jones, Fanncis, McCurry, Oliver. JRADUATE Miss Dixon's Advisory ROW I: Miss R. Dixon, White, Coegar, Hill, Smith. R-OW Il: Helm, Towns, Jackson, Stewart, Sorrow. ROW 111: Billups, Ewing, Lock, Gordon. Miss Dixon's Advisory ROW I Lewis, Anderson, Myles. ROW 11 man, Sadler. ROW 111: Towns Clancy, Weatherbee, Askew, Wright, Nor- Nu, Mrs, French's Advisory ROW I: Reevesg Lylesg Johnson, Pearson, Gilmore, Moody, 3 Mahon, Cam mack, ROW 11: Williams, Christian Henderson, Terrantg Thomas, Scottg Burns, Ryan, Summerallg Robins ROW III: Agnew, Dean, Gregory Fenner, Brown, Lambert, White I Mr. Edmond's Advisory ROW I: Shaw, Lee Deberry, Carr, Houston, Mitchell, Irving Heard, Weston. ROW II: Akins, Barnes zine, ROWIII: Mr. Edmond, Daniels, Grooms Roper, Young, Williams, Dees, White. gg 5 wiki of , 1,5 A .., A ii 'S 4 ,,, Huggins, Mr. Gordon's Advisory ROWI: Hayes, Martin Harris, Rainey, Crawford, Perry. ROW II: Smith, Knox, Murray, White, Beeks, Polk ROW III: Mr. Gordan, Chadler, Fortenberry Humphrey. Mr. Garner's Advisory ROW 1: Mr. Garner, Thur- man, Lewis, Williams, Miller, James, Miller, Smith, Parker. ROW II: Bridges, Jones, Buckner, Nash, McDonald, Hopson, Barker, Turner, Whitney. ROW lII.' Gordon, Coby, Bobo, Farrell, Griffin, Kemp, Harris. v Q Thompson, Smith, Patrick, Walker, Robin- Mrs. Grant's Advosory ROW 1: Ewing, Tyler, Hubbard, Little, Mr. L. W. Grant, ROW II: Rawls, Wade, McFadden, Greene, Oliver. ROW III: Taylor, Collins, Gibson, Veal, Cobbins, and Blanchard. FRE HME A D CPHOMQRE TA D . . . a.. TOGETHER Mrs. Grant's Advisory ROW I: Jour- , f S ney, Boone, Williams, Austin, Woods, ' , f f- sz . . , son, Villery. ROW 111: Floyd, Nancy, ROW II: Hunt, Jenkins, Simon, Jami- Vpz. as r i M, 5 5+ 'Q' -12 i-- J s 1-E Z, I My x 3 ,, wwf u ' an 1. ' V get ag sv Woods, Smith, Simpson, Norton. Mr. Gregory's Advisory ROW 1: Smith, Greer, Bur- nett, Johnson, McMorris, Taylor, Kelly. ROW II: Towler, Carter, Kelley, Owens, Long, Maxwell, Brown ROW Ill: Smith, Holmon, Esters, Bart, Walker, Wil- liams, Williams. I 2.5! Mr. I-Iarrison's Advisory ROW 1: Mallory, Hopkindsg Jones, Condra, Horton, Rore- man, Dillard. ROW II: Stin- son, Bester, Richardson, Phillips, Cosby, Clemmons, Moore, Davis, Harris. ROW III: Evans, McCollam, Mearne, Williams, Buchanan, Moore, Taylor, Harrison. I dows, Taylor, Lowdell, Thomas, Johnson l Mrs. Houses Advisory ROW I: Gridoron Frazer, Moore, Taylor, Milo, Smith, Kemp Simmons, Rice ROW 2: Smith, Baily Hawkins, Bush, Owens, Hooper, Cooper Q i Chambers ROW 3: McGhee, Bowling, Mea- v at i U DERGRADUATE Crockett, Reed Mr. Lipkind's Advisory ROW I: Williams, Hurd Swinson, Charles, Fraction, Sanders, Robinson Turner, Hartfell. ROWII: Marsh, Buchanan, Moore Patrick, Frances, Bowman, Harrell, Dillon, Bins ROW III: Mr. Lipkind, Wadington, Weaver, Outlaw Wines, Germany, Harris, Grandberry, Thomas, and Sampson. . . . SELECT THEIR CURRENT CURRICULUM OFFERINGS FROM THESE - - English 9-1-2 Pre-Algebra Basic Business English 10-l-2 Geometry Typing 1-2 Remedial General English General Science Art l,2,3 Reading Biology Basic Foods U.S. History Earth Science Basic Clothing World History French Crafts Geography German General Music Basic Math Latin Beginner Instrument General Math Spanish Girls Physical Education new 2 vt fn -ws.w,wnmr4 1 ea-v Boys Physical Education Miss Lucas's Advisory ROW I: Blackwell, Upchurch, Shannon, Rodgers, McGull, Driver. ROW II: Cole Wade, Woods, Frison, Miss Lucas. ROW 111: Ewing Lannon, Russell, Miller, Cropp, Rall, and Thames. f a Mr. McAfee's Advisory ROW I: Chapman Griffin: Leland: Harris: Brooks: Hinderman Hicks: Mr. McAfee ROW 2: Campbell: Ousley Cox: Day: James: Kelly: Maxwell: Polk ROW 33 Gordon: Gaskin: Powell: Jones: Kirksey: Blunt Advisory of Miss Moore ROW 1 Irving: Anderson: Smith: Wade: Car ter: Joiner ROW 2: Smith: Latham: Dudley: Thomas: Black: Brown: Terry: ROW 3: Lathum: Vaughn: Thigpen: Smith: Fry: Hammen Mrs. Massey's Advisory ROW 1: McDaniel: Knox: Moore: Crossland: Townsend: Patton: Hennings: ROW 2: Carenll: Robinson, Yeagar: Short: Buchannan: ROW 3: Mrs. Massey: Steward: Jones: Lardge: Hutcheson: West: Scott. Mrs. Morgarfs Advisory ROW I: Brown, Roach, Coleman Lawson, Marsh, Mosley. ROW II: White, Blakely, Douglas Hickman, Cunnington, Beech, Walker, ROW III: Anderson Hutson, Woods, Smith, Sanders, Beasley, and Mrs. Ruth Mor gan. If Mrs. Phillip's Advisory ROW I.' Taylor, Wallace, Holloway, Jackson. ROW II: Brown, Thompson, Dale, Burks. ROWIII: Jamerson, Neal, Gatlin, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Phillips' Advisory ROW I.' Baldwin, Barber, Miller, Chat- man. ROW II: Bryant, Stewart Bowens, Hamilton. ROW III: Evans, Hollie, Randy, Brown Lewis. y . ,. Q TILL S ' if K X K f sf- MORE P - DER Mr. Potthastis Advisory ROW L I: Banks, Jones, Higginbottom, - Nixon, Bridges, Adams, Wil- liams, ROW II: Mr. Pott- hast, Moore, Vaughn, Bur- nett, Wilkins, Whitman, Cummings, Glasco. ROW III.' Farwell, Cobb, Johnson, Boyd Ruffin, Reece, Taylor, Glass. Mrs. Ransom's Advisory ROW I.' Goodwin, Winder, Harding, Kelley, Williams, Barnes. ROW Il: Little, Hendricks, Fedrick, Cobbins, Cunningham, Glass, St. James. ROW III. Comer, Hall, Mrs. Ransom, Burnett, Taylor, Jackson, Williams. l Mr. Robbin's Advisory ROW I: Wallace, Arm strong, Whisenton, Shivers, Stallings, Carr, Bryant, Jackson. ROW 11: Black, Smith. W., Smith, N Thomas, Treland, Booker, Randels. ROWII1: Rob bins, Toliver, McLucas, Grimes, Dye, Ward, Har ris, Phillips. Mrs. Schaper's Advisory ROW I: Jackson, Hunter, Perry, Stancil, Monroe, Calvin. ROW 11: Hollins, Boyd, Liggins, George, Austell, Taylor, Scates. ROW III: Bess, Page, Webster, Martin, Brewer, Thomas, Aaron, Jones. GRADU TE ,-Q 5 Q wa. , , l ,H Mrs. Scott's Advisory ROW 1: West, How- ard, Banks, Phillips, Rhine, Fair. ROW ll. Cotton, McCulley, Straughter, Williams, Hennings, Lockhart, Mrs. Scott. ROW Ill: Ringo, Looch, Tucker, Jones, Buchanan, Allen, Morrow. Miss Shannon's Advisory ROW I: May Augustine, King, Moore, Reckley, Hall ROW 11: Collins, Wright, Buckner, Thomp son, Reed, Handley. ROW III: Hicks Holliman, Miss Shannon, Lewis, Washing- l.0Il. Miss Smith's Advisory ROW I: Simril, Bass, Stoner, Johnson, Cunningham, Scott, Frazier, Graham. ROW II: Watson, Reese, Harris May, Norton, Russ, Durnett, McGuill, How- brawski, ROW III: Miss Smith, Cunningham Coleman, Kirby, Buckner, Lott, Burton, Tomp- kin. K R rag, 1 Mrs. L. Smith's Advisory ROWI: Bateman, Hughes, Ford, Williams. ROWII: Bronson, Robinson, Graves, Ryan, Towns. ROW III: Mrs. L. Smith, Thomas, Kers, Washington, Penny, Dease. f A I it a M gf f 'QE' 4 ' ifv' gf if t If 15 D 'ln 1' li sn. vga an I r at as NAI? -2- ' V . . V M Mr. Stevison's Advisory ROW I: Anderson, Mr. Stevison, Walker, Jackson, Harris. ROW II: Lane, Henry, Willis, .I , Williams. Ward, Jones, Jordan. ROW III: Leonard, Col- . ' lins, Newborn, Davis, Miles, Patrick, Guice. t l . A. Z is I i Mrs. L. Smith,s Advisory ROW 1: Webb, Barham, Conner, Swanson. ROW II: Haywood, Robinson, Scaife, Bevly, Deloch. ROW III: Wilson, Morgan, Heaston, Weaver, Bevly, Lane. U DER Miss M. Smith's Advisory ROW 1: McKinney, Clark, Stewart, Bell, Pope, Miss Madeline Smith. ROWII: Foster, Wells, Gray, Vanderson, Nunulay, Fowlkes, Hunt. ROW III: Wilkins, Snow, Rodgers, McCloud, Isiah, Wilson, Smith. Mr. T. Smith's Advisory ROW 1: White Wright, Davis, Collins. Slate. ROW II: Lackland, Parson, Gates, Spencer Bates. ROW III: Williams, Leives Washington, Branson, Burton, Thomas. Mr. T. Smith's Advisory ROW I: Meeks, Russell, Love, Johnson. ROW II: Goolsby, O'Toole, Llewellen, Daniels, Strong, Mr. T. Smith. ROW III: Mr. T. Smith, Ellington, Page, Halk, Jackson, Graham. RAD Mr. Tessler's Advisory ROWI: McAfee, Davidson, Wil liams, Bowie, Lindsay, Jones, Bolden. ROW Il: Wright James, Rhodes, Faulkner, Nance, Allison, ROW III. Austin, Youngblood, Payne, Gibson, Reed, Spencer Mr. Tessler. s it - Curry, Coleman, Spearman, Curry, Lewis, Gardner. 5 Mr. Veal's Advisory ROW I: Payne, Bul- lock, Akins, Spruill, Bogan, Banks, Shan- non, Smith. ROW Il: Guy, Mitchell, Jack- son, Taylor, Hollie, Hodge, Mr. Veal. ROW 111: Henry, Taylor, Mathison, Ewing, Daniels, Collins, Gardner, Wil- liams, Carnes. Mrs. Wiggins' Advisory ROW 1: Brown, Sherod, ROW 2: King, Douglas, Gray ROW 3: Warfield, Haynes, Hightower, Vinson. ROW 4: Steed, Smith, Horace, Harris. ROW 5: Thomas, Kimmins, Howlett. ROW 6.' Daily, Holt, Lumpkins, Parker, Paschall FRE HME A D OPHOMORE FACE THE F TURE Mrs. Wilcox's Advisory ROW I: Hunt, Humphrey, Waymond, Wil- cox ROW 2: White, Compton, Valentine, Tate, Knox. ROW 3: Thomas, Roberts, Willis, Taylor, James, Hayes. lO0 Mr. Thompson's Advisory ROW I: Gulley, Wootery, Thomp- 5 son, Bobo, Morgan. ROW 2: Thompson, Peoples, Lee, Ed- wards, Jones, Daniels, Buckley. ROW 3: Jackson, Hill' . Mrs. Williams' Sophomore Advisory ROW 1: Rag- land, Wise: Rowdeng Jones: Johnson, Smith, Green ROW 2: Symsg Johnsong Henderson: Laney, Marable: Dickerson: Washington ROW 3: Williams, Mrs. Brown, Coleman, Henry, Crockett, Freeman Miss Wynn's Advisory ROW 1: Jones, Gardner, Jones, Moore, Bolin McClenton. ROW 11: Woods, Jenkins, Evans, Johnson, McClendon, Davis, Burnett. ROW III: Bass, Woods, Glover, Conner, Shipp, Steward. Burrell. Hampton. ,,..,. fi Miss Bowman's Advisory'ROW 1: McIntyre, Pittmann, 4 Gathright, Griswold, White, Hinson, Leonard, Miss Bowman ROW II: Green, Kindell, Milton, Cox, Carter, M , , Martin, Graham, Parber. ROW III: Sutherland, Beasley, Sisson, Clines, Davis, Gill, Foggie, Trouser. Miss Young's Advisory ROW 1: Crosby, Ellis, Wheeler, Jones, Williams, Phillips. ROW II: Martin, Jones, Jones, B., Parker, Davis, Ellis. ROW 111: Finney, Citchen, Jackson, Galvin. lOl 'lf Q4 vw S 555592 s 4.1 90 his Sava' Ni: rr-1 E Brown. U DERGRADUATE Miss DeBardeleben's Advisory ROW 1: Washingtong Harrisg Basking Petis. ROW 2: Blackg Bryantg Dixon, Roy, Buxh. ROW 3: Oakley: Watsong Huddlestong Simms - . rg, ' 45 E 313 Miss DeBardeleben's Advisory ROW 1: Danielsg Chandlerg .lack- song Mayberryg Baskin ROW 2: Franklin, Chatmang Wilson ROW 3: Clark: McAdoog Jackson, Latchi- song Gladneyg DeBardeleben ROW 1: Pate, Browng Hayes, Littleg ROW 2: Bakerg Welch Crockett, Henderson ROW 3: Bevlyg Wardg Peterson, Faulk ner, Freeman ROW 4: Boyd, Tillman, Zachary ROW 5: Holmes: Connerg Stephens ROW 6:-Yancyg Williams, Lack- landg Lardgeg WolffMr.J Mrs. .lames's Advisory ROW I: Thomas, Searcy, Lackey, Har ris, Frazier, King. ROW ll: Sheppard, Hayes, Ward, Ballard ROW III: Williams, N.. Williams, D., Miller, Thompson ROW Ill' Loving, McGrew, Sullivan, Spruill. ROW K' Crosby Browley, Griffin, Nelson. ROW VI: Wright, Mrs. B. James ROW V11:Simpson, Logan. ,iz CTI ITIES It Is Not Growing Like a Tree In Bulk Doth Make Men Better Be In Small Proportions 5 We just Beauties Seeg And in Short Measure Life May Perfect Be. -Underwood ROW 1: Winston, Carolg Stancil, Edwardg Wright, Linda: Alan: Bryson, Lenorag Gilda, George: Swait, Phyllisg Cross, Weaver, Gertherineg Brown, Janetteg Dawkins, Marilyn: Berry, Ronaldg McDonald, Edward TUDE T COUNCIL Soldanis Student Council is an organization which is made up of two representatives from each advisory group. The representatives are chosen by the student body. The duty of the Student Council is to talk to the counselors, find out what is happening around the school, and bring the information back to ad- visory. They help other organizations and activ- ities to raise money for necessary purposes and try to set an example of good' citizenship for the students. From time to time the representatives meet in the auditorium to discuss and plan worthwhile school activities for the benefit of the school. At their meetings they also discuss problems of Soldan and how to solve them. The Student Council urges students to voice suggestions and criticism for a better Soldan through their representatives. Students in attendance for Student Council induction ceremony. Voting for Student Council representatives. ROW 1: Diane Reedg Gail Robinson ROW 2: Jeanette Moore: R0Salyr1WilliamSQ P21lfiCi21 Brooks: DHFICHC Wallace. Lois Hopkins: Judy Jackson RCHI G M JORETTE 5oldan's majorettes are a group of girls who work together as a team and perform with Sol- dan's band. These talented girls add excitement to the football games. Performing at half-time, the majorettes bright- en the school spirits of Soldanites. Soldan's majorettes perform at most of the school's extracurricular activities, and because of their outstanding performances, they are one of the most popular groups at Soldan. Marilyn Dawkins Mary Hyshawg Joanne Bland: Jean Baker: Patricia Dixon ROW1:Of'Ticers, Abbott, Jane, Ass't Secretary, Mullen, Angela, urer, ROW 11: Lee, Alicia, Irving, Melva, Spann, Renea, Bin- Secretary, McDonald, Sylvia, Vice Pres., McCoy, Ella, Pres., i0n,Genevag Slaughter, Christine Barnette, Frances, Treasurer, Compton, Norma, Ass't Treas- PEP To the members of the Pep Club the main purpose is to in- crease school spirit in athletic activities. Whether it is foot- ball, basketball, wrestling, or track, Soldan's stands are always filled with a cheering section, headed by shouting members of the Pep Club. Fight Tigers! Fight! I ROW 1: Poindexter, Joyce, Carter, Shelby, Rice, Paulette, Mc- Kissock, Sheryl, Summers, Cynthia, Smith, Deborah, Anderson, Beverly, Oliver, Linda, Jennings, Hayes, Peggy, Williams, Nancy, ROW II: Lee, Alicia, Irving, Melva, Binion, Geneva, Abbott, Jane, Mullen, Angela, McDonald, Sylvia, McCoy, Ella, Barnett, Frances, Compton, Norma, Spann, Renea, Slaughter, Christine, ROW Ill: James, Dorothy, Bledsoe, Ola, Anderson, Linda, Dempsey, Shirley, Grandberry, Shirley, Herd, Brenda, Estes, Laura, McGull, Marquio, Zertha, Washington, Patton, Ceola, Brown, Valerie, Jones, Cathy, McClendon, Christine ROW I: Boozer, Janice, Barett, Deborah, Charleston, Barbara Williams, Linda, Bryant, Sandra, Jackson, Clara, White, Pam- ela, Kerr, Sandra, ROW 11: Robinson, Sandra, Vaughn, .lack- ieg Brico, Rita, Buchanon, Andrea, Stancil, Janice, Beache The only requirement for membership is that one be a loyal Soldan student. Any member can accumulate 1,000 points by at- tending all the games and the meetings. The Pep Club meets weekly. They also hold pre-games sessions for the entire Soldan student body in either the auditorium or on the athletic field. ' it Richardlene, West, Connie, Holeman, Terry, ROW III: Miss Smith QSponsorJ, Lockman, Linda, Winston, Marvis, Brooks. Susie, Causey, Connie, Blish, Renea, Coleman, Estell, Johnson, Rosemary, Hindmon, Valerie, Smoots, Amira Yeah! Maroon and Gold! 'mf S E ROW 1: Rodgers, JoAnn, Wade, Brenda, Ivy, Mildred, Haris, Austell, Veronica, Curry, Brenda, Wells, Harriet, Stancil, Eliz- Rosalynn, Larkins, Sharon, Moore, Janice, Penn, Patricia, abethg Fleming, Billy, Taylor, Thelma, Bland, JoAnn, Whaley, ROW II: Jackson, Annie, Garr, Rita, Logan, Betty, Rodgers, Sharon, Harris, Joan ROWIJ Thompson, Deborah, Spruill, Marie, KcKinney, Max- delle? MHSOH. P3ll'iCl8l George, Glldiii BCFFY, M21l'i0l'13 MOOFC. ineg Helm, Juanita ROW II: Willams, Nancyg Taylor, Berna- Idell21:J0neS, J21HiSZ I-iIldSCy. DCb0l'8l1 DRILL TEAM For six consecutive years, under the direction of Consisting of the Rifle Kadets, Color Guards, Mr. Marion Berry, Soldan's Color Guards and three Mascots, and the three Kadet Captains, the Rifle Kadets have competed in the Annie Malone Drill Team meets and practices daily. Perfection Contest, and have returned with first place awards. is the goal of the Soldan Drill Team, clearly visible The major activities of these girls center around in every entertaining performance. performances at games and other school events. ROW I: Hayes, Angeleneg Davis, Charoletteg Davidson, Deb- II: Lumpkins, Barbarag Baker, Shirleyg Cotton, Dorothyg Hen- orahg Conyears, Genetg Elston, Shirley, Hall, Jacquelineg ROW dricks, LaMisohag Slate, Toni: Rowden, Phillistone rl l l Captains Deborah DRILL TEAM Forward March! Getting Ready . .,.,. ,A L ROW I: Lackland, Thelma-Presidentg Williams, NancyA Chairman- ROW 11-' COHYCHFS, GCHSI-MCmbCl'ShiP Chair- Vice Presidentg Moore, Idella-Publicity Chairmang David- mail! BfiSC0C, Ril2ifTf2iiUiI'lg Instructor: GCOfgC, Gilda- son, Deborah-Quarter Masterg Bledsoe, Ola-Business 50Ci1ilCh21il'm21fl, ROWI: Lackland, Thelma, Williams, NancygROW11: Conyears, Genetg Davidson, Officers gs all ll at .,.. gg? i gi l, g M ii, S AV.. ..: 2- e g . A I 5 2 , , A, 5. l ,I Ns S MAA, C, g X S p yn, ,. ,.,, hi I ROW I: Thurman, Beech, Hindmon, Lockman, D. Thurman, Parks, Nelson. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Zeuty, Patrick, Stallings, Goolsly, Buckner, Ewing, Hindmon, Ellis. BATTLE OF WITS -CHESS Checkmate! lfllll Genius at work X Chess is a game which calls for plenty of concen- tration and skill. For this players must rul this Chess Kingdom , with all the strategy o ning as by real Generals in commanding their armies. In this combat, at Soldan where Knights, Kin Queens are pitted against each other. The guidance of this tour de force is Mr. Robert Zeuty. Soldan Soldan Soldan Soladn Soldan Soldan ll0 Schedule Central McBride Vianney Cleveland Northwest Sumner 1 5 5 e over f plan- gs and . , ..,..-M- La ROW 1: McMillian, Rita, Clancy, Dorothy, Spralls, Althea, Ryland, Helen, ROW 2 Boyd Raomi Gilmore, Marland, Grandberry, Carolynn, Bryson, Lenora, Walker, Marsha, Ragland Elmer Atkins, Karen MEET THE PRESS. .SCRIPP GE Soldan's Scrippage, published once a month by the journalism class, keeps students in- formed of athletic and social events, student activities and achievements, and the latest in fashion and gossip around the school. The journalism class, which is limited to seniors and some juniors, meets at the eighth period each day under the direction of Mrs. Diane Brandon. ROW 1: McMillan, Rita, Sports Page Co-Editor, Clancey, Dorothy, Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Diane Bran- don, Advisor, Ryland, Helen, News Editor, ROW 2: ROW 1: Walker, Marsha Atkins Karen Grandberry Carolynn Ragland, Elmer, Gilmore Marland Boyd, Raomi, Sports Page Co Editor Bryson Lenora Co-Editor and Editorial Editor Spralls Althea Feature Editor. Sain 'GJ-4 if Checking With The Editor SCRIP STAFF Do you know what bleeding the page means, or what an end sheet is? Have you ever won- dered how we obtain colored pages in the Scrip, or just what goes into the making of Scrip? The year- book staff, after receiving a grade on the previous yearbook, undertook to learn the answers to these and many other questions. Such as how to crop pictures to make a better looking page and how to use them in the new 1967 Scrzp. But planning the yearbook is not an easy task. There must be organization skill, and manage- ment. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bobette James, the yearbook staff works cautiously-wrib ing copy, which is proof-read by Miss Theresa Shannon, cropping pictures, arranging double-page spread, and doing innumerable other tasks which lead to a completed yearbook. In spite of deadlines , the staff has had a pleasant time producing this book and sincerely hope that you enjoy this annual pictorial account ofthe year's happenings. The sales staff, which promotes sales and distri- bution ofthe yearbook, is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Morgan. This staff is essential because without it the Scrip would not reach its eventual destinations, to the students of Soldan. Final Approval-Miss Shannon, English Teacher and Mrs. James, Sponsor GRIP ALES STAFF E F9 ROW 1: Harms, Cheryl, Harris, Rosalyn, Brown, Sylvia, Jack- son, Carolyn, Marsh, Janice, Coleman, Rhonda, Branch, Mar garet, Butler, DeMontra. ROW 2: Moore, Emma, Summers, Cynthia, Shivers, Brenda, Beech, Richardlene, Foster, Marie, Vaughns, Jacqueline, Walker, Sandra, Saunders, Vicki. ROW3 Hayes, Pat, Grandberry, Edna, Bradfold, Karen, Anderson, Le na, Beasley, Cynthia, Morris, Sandra, Moore, Freddie, Burton Syliva, Bryant, Madeleine, Clark, Peggy. INTRODUCING . . Q SENIORS ROW 1 McCoy Ella Editor Bmlon Geneva Co Editor Saunders Lynda Typist Mor ris Fred Typist i fy, ,, . -1', Le,' g :,- Zi? ...iff JUNIORS: ROW 1: Spann, Renea-Seniorsg Barnett, Fran- ces-Undergradsg Grandberry, Shirley-Juniorsg ROW II: Williams, Nancy-A ctivitiesg Jackson, Carol-Sports, ROW III: Parks, Deborah-Typist. as K GRIP ST FF We FRESHMAN SL SOPHOMORES ROW I: Oliver, Linda-Proofreader McClendon, Christine-Proofreader ROW 11: Conner, Patricia-Activb ties, Compton, Norma-Sports, West Connie-Activities, Tillman, Jean- ette -Activitiesg Coleman, Estelle- Activities. ll3 ALLIED YOUTH ORK ti. ..-1 - 4 EFT?-Fein lla: Three school mascots practicing on the lawn. Big cat Robert Martin is watching Gregory Swaink balancing on Cecil Hill's back. David Johnson relaxes with his head under his arm. fjuhit-2...3f.aaiiiggs The purpose of Allied Youth is two-fold: to help young people learn the facts about alcohol and tobacco and then meet intel- ligently the social pressures for these evils, It is an organiza- tion which is making every attempt to know youth, to speak their language and to win their interest. Facing this situation realistically builds a sound social and recreational program in the school and in the community. Thus, through this fellow- ship of young people who do not drink, it challenges the as- sumption that it is necessary to drink to be popular. THE MOTTO OF THE ALLIED YOUTH IS: REMEM- BER: Dare to be Daniel Dare to Stand alone Dare to have a purpose firm, Dare to have it known. , ' Q '57 Zglgx O QL? The Allied Youth make the presentation of their flag to the Drill Team to fly whenever they perform. Making the presentation fright to Lefty Mr. Robert Kees, Robert Franciso, Nancy Williams, Philistine Rowden, and Mr. Marion Berry FOR A BETTER GCIETY OFFICERS ROW I. Fowler, Wand-Assistant Treasurer Taylor, Sandra-Secretary Swapshire, Robert-Treasurer Fran- cisco, Robert-President Bobo, Fannie-Corresponding Secretary Henderson, Jeanne-Corresponding Secretary Sevier, Brenda-Vice-President Members ofAllied Youth who also participated with Drill Team share a picture K, in N Members with Mascots group ROW 1: Anderson, Beverly, Henderson, Jeanne, Williams, Linda, Jones, Willie, Binion, Geneva, Abbott, Jane, Robinson Gloria, Brooks, Patricia. ROW 11: Scott, Janey, Spann, Renea, Parks, Deboroh, Hayes, Peggy, Williams, Rochelle, Lane, Mar- va, Bennet, Shirley, Taylor, Sandra. ROW 111: McCoy, Ella, Sampson, Mary, West, Constance, Stancil, Janice, Gibson, Barbara, Mrs. B. James. ROW IV' Scaright, Lonnie, Mann, Celestine, Hindman, Linda, Battle, Jesse, Rodgers, Diane, Stringer, Mary, Monroe, Linda, Coleman, Estelle. SOLDAN RED CROSS . . .COMMUNITY SERVICE Red Cross is an organization formed for those Soldanites interested in being active in Red Cross affairs. Red Cross sponsors such activities as mak- ing place mats for the hospitals. The majority of the members are Red Cross Volunteers. These stu- dents work in hospitals, in blood mobiles, and in hospital offices, most of which time is donated dur- ing the summer months. Membership requirements are that one have a desire to be active in Red Cross, that one attends all meetings, and that one be interested in working for the welfare of others. Officers: Abbott, Jane, Asst. Sect., Monroe, Linda, Secretary, Binion, Geneva, President, Spann, Renea, Vice-President, Battle, Jesse, Treasurer, Hindman, Linda, Representative. new t, qi ,Q 5 ii- E' dir- ROW I: Oliver, Linda, Williams, Linda, Anderson, Beverly, Bennet, Sherlyg Arnold, Shelby, Jones, Willie, Brooks, Patricia. ROW II: Ashley, Linda: Sampson, Mary, Bledsoe, Olag David- son, Deborah, Lane, Marvag Taylor, Sandra, Clay, Diane. ROW III: Gibson, Barbara, Winston, Carol, Stringer, Maryg Williams, Ella, Stancil, Janice, Vaughns, Jacquelyn. ROW IV' Pauls, Dorothy fMissJg Searight, Lonnie, Mann, Celestine, Robins, Quenng Beasley, Cynthia. ROW 1: Boozer, Janice, Anderson, Sharon, Ward, Sandra, She- gog, Bobby, Imes, Rosalind, King, Brenda, Atkins, Luella White, Billy, Dillard, Izolla, Tolbert, Burlee, Rogers, Linda Kerr, Sandra, Wesley, Marcia, ROW II: Rowder, Phillisteen Lary, Bell, Mattie, Hooper, Deborah, Harding, Terry, Jones They perform for Auditorium session 'G iva- 1 ii --', x f Q, 15512 . ,H Q. ft . -,fi 1 f'- ,,,, r 'Ni H k i Bi .J rti f i J N 1 ' J v Jones, Willie Alfreda, Spuill, Marie, Jackson, Judith, Erma, , K t, i bowski, Mildred, Gatewood, Salina, Robinson, Joetta, Harrold, Lois, Holmes, Eileen, Lackey, Karen, West, Renee, Steed, Blanche, Hendricks, Lamischa, Woods, Gloria, Johnson, Betty, ROW IV' Wilson, Cynthia, Hullaby, Angela, Davidson, Debo- rah, Williams, Anita, Williams, Rochelle, Fowlkes, Jean, Tate, Myra, Shannon, Shirley, Ousley, Katherine, Hindman, Valerie, Ledoeter, Savarah, Block, Stephanie, White, Naome, Winston, Gloria Bevery, Abbott, Jane, Milton, Beverly, Foster, Brenda, Grig- shy, Alma, Lockharts, Anita, ROW 111: Smith, Sharon, Gro- GIRL, GLEE CLUB For many years, Soldan has had a Girl's Glee Club. This is the largest vocal group here at Soldan. These girls are known for their ability to learn extremely difficult selec- tions of music and to present them in the manner intend- ed by their composer. The Girl's Glee perform for auditorium sessions, and special occasions. From this the girls have learned the fundamentals and techniques of music. Qualifications for membership in the Girl's Glee is talent and determination. Oiiicers Johnson, Betty-Librarian, Hindman, Valerie-Secretary, Williams, Anita-Vice-Presi- Q dent, Lockhart, Anita-Li- brarian, Foster, Brenda-Ac- companist, Jackson, Judith- President, Rogers, Linda- Librarian. , , f 3 A ? . X . - - . Q, ,f . I Z - . ' e K7 . , ,ruin A f 7 - vu ,ww , , - .c . - wr 1 ' , Y, f , , ' .. . ' 3' as r . . pf Q h v 'N , 1 s 1 ' Q fi 'V ' ' ' , -s 4 ,Q ' fu 443- 53 A' A -Q K .1 figh- ait, S-Qi, .24 rm 4 5 ' Rim an vgzl - Q25 miie, V4 .' if :ffl ni, M v N- ls Q QQ Q 53 ' ei aa: if Q51 at ,, qs' - t abr ,S+ ff' t - fn ' use A Q T I K 1: A' A af 5, M lcv -1 7? K 2 , Hi I fa- 1 ROW 1. Searcy, Evelyn, Bobo, Patricia, Hayeood, Donna, Mit- chell, Valencia, Childs, Barbara, Curtis, Brenda, Chandler, Bar- bara, Keys, Odette, Senter, Deborah, Wade, Brenda, Walton Marie, Pittman, Pauline, Clay, Edna, Jones, Dyanne, ROW II. Moore, Jeanette, Ross, Almeter, Loveless, Shirley, Hodges, Di- ane, Glass, Doris, Johnson, Sherly, Burks, Janis, Pittman, Loret- ta, Weekly, Erma, Wilson, Francis, Holley, Quindolyn, Herder- son, Jean, Hamm, Joyce, Laney, Marjorie, Humphrey, Mary 1 ROW 111. Stancil, Elizabeth, Ryland, Helen, Lockman, Linda Robinzine, Evelyn, West, Shirley, Burhalter, Hexia, McCoy Ella, Straughter, Clara, Jones, Juanita, Hogan, America, Daily Alva, Lindsay, Mildred, ROW IV. Armour, Wanda, Cox, Jac queline, Grilhn, Doris, Kindell, Benistine, Lindsay, Jacqueline Watson, Bobbie McLucas, Carolyn, Ross, Myrtle, Cropp, Shar- man, Johnson, Gloria, McCulley, Zenobia, Blanchard, Annie Girls' Glee highlights Spring Festival Girls' Glee performs for Honor Roll Assembly GIRL, GLEE Officers Wade, Brenda-Librarian, Ross Almeter-Librarian, Ry- land, Helen-Vice President, Johnson, Gloria-Secretary, Watson, Bobbie-Librarian. 1 t 1 i fu- M R X 2 i '4 5 r 9 smwfi kx Q I Vj, ,, , wa W 1 E vf as -' Qfvf i gg ' ' ' 3 ' Q 5'-S' N '39, .Q 1 M, 'V x1,, sf H I ' N,gr.f'i W' 1 -vw xr :F if f 'fi' N Wm I , , 'Sk l 45' , 'WW I 5, Q M Y yn VA Ka E , S ,pw -.N ,ig i 'KWN ff X25 3 9 f ., N xxxbc if Q AW ,fk,, ff guy k 4, X14 e' 'Y YT u K. , ' 1 ' A ' ff f f A. ' . ., A ' '1 ' ' '- W 'M 3 . 3 K N Q 3 ,iifig K. if., -W - I-,,L 1 ,:i ' X, .gi . Qi , 4 1 21 , 5 1 0 39 I Mid 5 . X ff gi is , +5 ,sf f ' A 12' if M S ' 'N 9' X 2-' Q w f f If d It I J! I - I Q, aff , 1 2 N R 'w i ...if W A ' 1 J . w U v Q9 ..,.,- E A .,, 1 -., ROW I: Bryant, Verna, Stole Monitorg Parker, Dorothy, iels, Reginald, Presidnet: Loggins, Betty, Stole Monitorg Librariang Jackson, Clara. Robe Monitor: Neal, Linda, Lewis, Donna, Accompanistg Gray, Lorraine, Assistant Librarian: Foster, Brenda, Accompanist ROW 2: McDan- Secretary, Wright, Ella, Secretary, Dunn, Carlo, Librarian l A CAPELLA CHOIR OFFICER i Donna Lewis provides organ accompaniment in audi- torium session. Brenda plays the piano. l22 ? ROW 1: Nelson, David: Harris, Herbert: Graham, Daryl: Bryant, Alan: Williams, Mac: Williams, Dewitt: Fedrick, James: Smith, Daryl: Williams, Roderick: Nash, George ROW 2: Jones, Joyes: Morgan. James: Armstrong, Johnnie, Latch- ison, Andrew: Jordon, Webster: Dean, Charles: Jackson, The Boys' Glee is a group of talented boys, who create many harmonious sounds for the stu- dent body's listening pleasure. With daily practice in room 300 at the 7th period the Boys' Glee learns different styles and Daniel: Woods, Theotriceg Tabb, Walter: Zachary, Glenn ROW 3: Glass, Vincent: Scott, Howard: Buchanan, Dwight: Thompson, Theodore: McCallum, Michael: Johnson, Jerry: Lewis, Floyd: Grimes, Edward: Meredith, Robert: Verle, Clines types of music under the direction of Charles Gladney. The result of this hard work is shown when the Boys' Glee performs at auditorium sessions and the Spring Festival. ROW 1: Bryant, Felton, Assistant Librarian: Williams, Roderick, President: ROW 2: Zachary, Glenn, Librarian: Thompson, Theodore, Vice-President 'Q' BUY 9 GLEE CLUB V Singing With the Graduates 212 1 i , Tg' 4 ROW 1: Jordon, Atthey, Bradley, Bonita, Weston, Reba, Hill Betty, Thurman, Joseph, Gridion, Gil, Thurman, David, Greer, Judy, Reese, Augustine, Harris. Debra, ROW II: Harris, Al theia, Burton, Gloria, Lewis, Josephine, Fowler, Wanda, Brown Tyrone, Goodrich, William, Bowen, Linda, Shaw, Esther, Pow- ell, Martha, Bunions, Patricia, ROW III: Carr, Charles, Norm an, Charles, Robinson, Cheryl, Craig, Linda, Spruill, Diane Heard, Brenda, ROW Ili' Taylor, Bernadette, Bishop, Barbara Turner, Anthony, Simpson, Davis, Morris, Shirley, Estes, Laura Walker, Doris, Holmon, Terry, Williams, Mary. W 7 All DI TRIBUTI E PREPARATION FOR A ROW I: Dumas, Anthonyg Brown, Beatrice, Rice, Chris- tineg Fikes, Sheliag Jefferies, Patricia, Seay, Douglas: Mr. Emerson King ROW 2: Bur- ton, Linda: Carr, Sylviag Mc- Coy, Ella, Winston, Gloria, Stevens, Rise, Ryan, Patsyg ROW3: Welch, Freddyg Halk, Clifton, Smith, Laura: Carter, Shelby, Johnson, Johnnieg ROW4: Conley, Robert, John- son, Eddieg Washington, Clar- enceg Whalen, Donald, Battle, Jesse A PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION . . . Distributive Education prepares students to serve in those occupations in which 33fZn of the population is employed. Distributive occupation are those in which workers are employed for the purpose of making available to consume the goods and services produced by others. This subject is taught at Soldan and is meaningful to those students who are interest- ed in entering the world of business. It is presented on a yearly basis. The objective of the courses are to acquaint the students with the great potential em- ployment opportunities in the field of distribution and to help take advantage ofthese opportunities. Tor further these objectives, an auditorium pro- gram was presented for the entire student body to introduce them to both the participants in this pro- gram and their employers. The Distributive Educa- tion Department hoped to promote the thinking of the undergraduates concerning such a program for their senior year. Only twelfth grade students who are employable and at least 16 years of age are eli- gible to participate in this school work program which involves one-half day or four periods at school and one-half day or 15 hours minimum on the job. This program is carried on under the super- vision of the school board and the school adminis- tration with the help and co-operation of the local business community. Mr. Emerson C. King serves as coordinator. OFFICERS ROW 1: Swait, Phyllis, Treasurer, McGee, Eloretta, Financeg Williams, Helen, 2nd Vice Presidentg Sea, Douglas, President, Rodgers, William, lst Vice President, ROW 11: Burkley, Jeanette, Secretary, Rice, Christine, As- A sistant Secretary ED CATIO FUTURE IN BUSINESS MAYOR SIGNS PROCLAMATION Students and teachers from the high schools, with Mr. Robert Bak- er, assistant superintendent of secondary schools, were present when Mayor Alphonso J. Cervantes proclaimed the week of April l8 as Distributive Education Week. . . IN MERCHANDISING MARKETING MANAGEMENT D.E. Ofiieers are introduced to Soldan's student body and guests. I sle se it or E iii if , V . f D.E. members entertain their employers in home economics living room. Lyzlp K 2 ROW 1: McGee, Elorettag Robinson, Sandra, Rodg- ers, Jeanetteg Williams, Helen, Johnson, Joyce, Ter- rell, Brenda, Ousley, Gladys, ROW2: Moore, Larry: Hudlen, Lenora, Blanchard, Lillie: Griflin, Nora, At- kins, Ruth, Hawkins, Joyce, ROW 3: Rodgers, Wil- 127 liamg Swait, Phyllis, Macon, Leroy, Isabelle, Clara Peters, Eunice, Hayes, Linda, Burkley, Jeannette, ROW 4: Owens, Richard, Lee, Wayne, McGee, Lar ry, Harris, Andre, Bailey, Hattie H0 OR GROUP Soldanis Honors Program is an experiment in cultural education and was started in 1963. A selection of thirteen students was made on the basis of achievement, aptitude, academic achievement, citizenship, and recommendations obtained from elementary school principals and teachers. A Board of Directors consisting of teachers who are specialists in various fields has been established with the function of planning visits to places or things of interest and of scheduling such ac- tivities over the years. Included in the year's program are cultural factors such as museums, the legitimate stage, lectures, trips to mu- ' Q. 'N tr i Q as Limouzy, Emma, Gladney, Charles, Nimmo, Mabel R 0 W If Pauls, Dorothy, Lemmons, Dorothy, Grudmann, Elvira, R0 Wl1.' French, Elizabeth, Harrison, Robert, James, Bobette. seums, music activities, recitals, and nature studies. Programs such as this are rare in urban areas, but the Soldan Faculty hopes this will be as successful as it has been in the past. pn. , ' 'X 1 5 , , fy as wt, it J s s t 2 5 L .2 is we Q is fri? 4? ' ga, J , -f W, . 5 Q - Mfr f. E 8 i- --xx . ':- ' ' K ggi - .1 f rr. Q - . ,:, 1 -in--':er?,f'f i? gIfvL:a5g.jQr h,:5 ' it sg si g h? l --nd fsi sswrkeiesiiifirfgsav K ia: ,.. if ROW I.' Harris, Cheryl, Baldwin, Michael, Brown, Valerie, Spruill, Marie, Himes, Ronald, Smith, Estella. ROWII: Harris, Rosalyn, Wells, Regina, Elgin, Yvonne, Robinson, Gail, White, Sharon, Datton, Ceola, Patrick, Lawrence, ROWIII: Polk, Judy, Gathright, Patti, Morton, Janice, Bryson, Lenora, Chatman, Gwendolyn, Howlett, Janice, Woods, Sharon. ROW IIC' Greg- ory, Kenneth, Boyd, Gerald, Ellis, Donnell, Ellis, Michael, Grady, Patricia, Campbell, Elizabeth. xx X Mr. Frank Harlan. Counselor, SEA TED. STANDING- Chatmanx Mfg, Dormhy Lemmong-sponsor, Donnell Estella Smith, Sharon Woods, Gerald Boyd, Gwendolyn E1li5,Sl-,upon Smith, Reception at Union Avenue Christian Church honoring parents and teachers of Honors pupils. Micheal Ellis, Cheryl Harris, and Rosaling Harris. ' .il l uv' : rife A 3 C, P is 1 H , B y ' , ' V f . 'af' 'iii ,ga Q. f ,: 11 g3..':-:stint , Y ,fvsitqqsfgg foils: s M it K N of :ti Additional members of the group are Worth Hayes, Everett Allen, and Anthony Patrick. OALEDAR OF EVENTS October: November: December: January: March: April: May: June: New York City Ballet, Keil Opera House, Tour of Missouri University Cam- pus, at Columbia, Missouri. St. Louis Symphony, Keil Opera House Drama, Am- erican Theater Radio Program, Audio- Visual Building Lecture, Room 105 St. Louis Sym- phony, Keil Opera House Christmas Party, North Lunchroom Porgy and Bess, Keil Opera House St. Louis Symphony, Keil Opera House St. Louis Symphony, Keil Opera House, The Plana- tarium, at the Planatarium Tour of Washington Uni- versity Campus Washing- ton University St. Louis Symphony, Keil Opera House, St. Louis Symphony, Keil Opera House Municipal Opera Buffet Dinner ROW I: Green, Jacki: Dotson, Veretta: Wallace, Dorothy: Linda: Taylor, Sandra: Clark, Jewell: Winston, Carol: Ashley. Saunders, Linda: Wallace, Altheag Stancil, Elizabeth: ROW Linda: ROW 3: Anderson, Lena: Loggins, Betty: Francisco. 2: Brown, Janette: Wells, Edith: Daniels, Mary: Hindmon, DRAMATIC G ILD Linda talks over new plays with Robert. Robert: Curry, Sretha: Baldwin, Michael: Miss Gertrude Lucas One of the consistently active clubs at Soldan has been the Dramatic Guild. Under the super- vision of the Miss Gertrude Lucas, the guild meets on Wednesday twice a month. Because they are interested in many phases of acting, the guild offers its members many opportunities to express themselves. Up the Down Stairs '33 Me, Your leading lady! Waiting at the Station. fy, ROW I: Ashley, Lindag Sgt.-at-Arms: Saunders, Linda, Presidentg Hind- mon, Linda, Secretary: Wallace, Darlene, Treasurerg Forniss, Melvia Vice-President MTHE PLAY IS THE THI G - The Dramatic Guild, through its productions, has entertained the students of Soldan for many years. The last production was Off the Tracksll. Both pro- ductions of this comical mystery attracted and amused large audiences. i t Unhand me, Sir! I got the part! Miss Lucas prompts. l3l ROW 1: Jackson, Williams, Anderson, Brown, Knox, Taylor, Farrar. ROW 4: Armstrong, Davis, Campbell, Atkins, Rodgers. ROW 2: Mrs. Audrey Spears, Penn, Davis, Campbell, Lane, Grimes, Lockman, Mann, Hind- Atkins, Taylor, Richardson, Hayes, Bailey, Miss Lola man,Clark. Bell. ROW 3: Searight, Vaughn, Parks, Ward, Williams, F TURE BU I ESS LE DER OF AMERICA Officers President-Valorie Brown Vice President-Nancy Williams Secretary-Linda Farrar Assistant Secretary-Marva Lane Reporter-Jewell Clark TreasurerfValorie Taylor The Future Business Leaders of America, a re- cently formed club at Soldan High School, was intro- duced to the student body in January, 1967, at an auditorium session conducted with the dignity and serenity of a candle-light service. Symbolizing ac- ceptance of their new dutues and responsibilities, the new oiiiicers lit their candles from those of the four guest speakers. ofiicers at the Herculaneum High School Chapter, who defined the words Future Business Leaders of America. Representatives of the McKinney High School Chapter, were also guests at this installation cere- mony. The F.B.L.A. was formed to prepare students for aggressive business leadership. They plan to establish and improve standards for entrance into store and office occupations and professions. Members parti- cipate in individual projects to develop character and scholarship. Membership is limited to students who are enroll- ed in business subjects or have had training in business. Meetings are held once a month under the direction of the President, Valorie Brown, and the sponsors Miss Lola Bell, and Mrs. Audrey Spears. Mr Finley Martin, Custodian QDEL U ITED ATIO I xby 1 f , lizq ,psy A 2 1 Y 'i fr ' ei i- I , ,, t ROW I: Himes, Ronald, Grandberry, Edna: Wesley, N.T,g Ezell. Grendolyng Boyd, Debbieg Atkins, Luellag Hartifield, Everett: ROW2: Green, Staqg4g,Beech, Richar- lene Whisenton. LaVern3 Banks, Claudette: ROW 3: The Model United Nations is a club of students interested in the affairs ot' the original U.N. Like the original, all the member nations are rep- Henry, Brenda: Black, Argieg Anderson, Lena: ROW 4: Morris, Billie, ROW5.' Mr. Donald Amburng Fuse, Linda, Hadley, Leroy, Mr. Steven Lipkind resented in a U.N. Conference held in March. The Model U.N.'s project this year was to UNICEF cards to help needy children over seas. PERFORMING ADDITIONAL SCHGOL SERVICES Mr. William f9'g'Nlil00l0lgf, ' Murphy, Security Guard ,EL-Ni M: me nm glut of SC 'I fig,-:Q .M .ad hue' Doctor Monroe Little and Nurse Dorothy Wallace ROW I: Love, Shirley, McClendon, Christine, Irving, Melva, Jones, Gwendolyn, Brown, Sylvia,McKinney, Maxine, Sandra, Bryant, Crawford, Janice, Pittman, Loretta, Dilliard, Clara ROW ll: Heard, Brenda, Swanson, Harolyn, Stringer, Shirley' Davis, Lorene, Welch, JoAnn, Austell, Veronica, White Laura, Banks, Claudell, Goods, Vernita, Powell, Martha' Q v Officers ROW 1: Penn, Patricia-Choreographer, Grandberry, Carolyn- Sgt. at Arms ROW II: Dillard, Clara-Treasurer, Bland, JoAnn- Vice-President, Schaper, Bettye-Sponsor, Brooks, PatriciawPres- ident, Robinson, Sharon-Secretary. Brooks, Patricia. ROW III Anderson, Lena, Wilson, Cynthia Bridges, Regena, Lee, Alicia, May, Karen, Atkins, Luella Grilfin, Doris, Knox, Geraldine, Higginbottom, Verlean Bland, JoAnn. ROW IV' McKay, Era, Jones, Diane: Graves Bertha, Oliver, Helen, Schaper, Kirby, Linda: Hall, Irene Richardson, Doris Bester. CREATIVE DA CI G Under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Schaper the Soldan Modern Dance girls are taught how to posses rhythm, poise, and coordination. With this goal in mind, the members of the Modern Dance meet every Monday and Wednesday to learn and practice the basic dance movements. Within the course of a semester, the members touch on various types of dancingaa little folk dancing, and a lot of ballet and creative dancing. Besides the physical exercise the club provides, its members also develop their creative ability and increase their general knowledge of dancing. ROW I: Bland, JoAnn, Abbott, Jane, Ezell, Alexis, Smith, Deborah, Wallace, Darlene, Johnson, Janice, Reed, Diana, McDonld, Sylvia. ROW II: Gardner, Cleopatra, Jones, Linda' Jennings, Ardie, Johnson, Betty, Pittman, Pauline, Poindexter Joyce, Penn, Patricia, Daniels, Monica, Jackson, Judith. ROW . i Ill: Ashley, Linda, Goodrich, Dorothy, Stephens, Patsy, Taylor, Nancy, Wade, Brenda, Taylor, Sandra, Brooks, Patricia, Dil- liard, Clara. ROW IK' Jackson, Carol, Robinson, Sharon, Holmes, Eileen, Granberry, Robinson, Gloria, Love, Etta, Weaver, Gertharene, Vanderson, Ethel, Hayes, Peggy. 5' sv- 5' dat A ROW 1: ffront to backjz Bledosoe, O.: Spann, R., Ashley, L., Harrold, G.: Arnold. R.: Daniels, M.: ROW 2: Bland, F., Hindmon, V.: Battle, 1.3 ROW 3: Ezell, C.: Grandberry, S,g Stewart, C., Hayes, G., Canheld, J.: Bosman, J., Winston, M.g ROW 4: Parker, D.g Lester, C., Penn, P., McClendon, C.g Miles, G.g Morrison, B.: Binion, G., ROW 5: Stancil, E.g Ben- net, S.g Brown, V.g ROW 6: Crompton, Agnew, ROW 7: Walker, M.g Whitman, S., Rice, B. L TI CLUB Who says that Latin is a dead language? It certainly can,t be said of the members of Soldan's Latin Club, who have this year for the lirst time affiliated with the Missouri Classical League. One of their most successful and cultural events which was given on Saturday, January 14, 1966 was a Roman Banquet. The theme of this gave the members of the Latin Club an oppor- tunity to dress in Roman attire, eat Roman style, and participate in various Roman games. Other activities given throughout the year were sock hops, a trip to the Art Museum to view examples of Roman art, and finally the convention of the Missouri Junior Classical League, at Missouri University in Columbia, Missouri. Ojicers: fright to leftj Fredrick Bland, President, Norma Crompton, V. Presi- dent, ROW 2: Geneva Binion, Secre- taryg Marvis Winston, Asst, Secretary. ROW 3: Valerie Brown, Treasurer, Ed- ward Stancil, Sgt. at Arms. SOLDANJS MARCHING BA D .f s st t sse ast .. ,. . W , W , s, ,,,,t,t,M,,,,,,..a, ,,,,.,q,, , ,AW, fW,,,, , ,, . ...W Mt, , ., W -mn. - A- iggiiii, ggiigxgt ' ' ,Q , if 4 ti 1.flf ' f it 4, s , me s T Q l Who lifts the spirit of Soldanites when the presents concerts, and performs and represents Tigers are trailing in a game or when the student Soldan in local parades, for their excellent perfor- body is at a Pep Session? The Soldan Band, of mance. course! The Soldan Band not only plays at athletic This year the band won the Fireman Rodeo and events, but also entertains at auditorium sessions, Band trophy. At Rest Strike up the band! Al W0l'k SPORTS lllfflffllq ROW I: Baldwin, Michaelg Harris, Edward: Stewart, Lukeg Page, Gregoryg Busch, Edward: ROW2.' Donald Amburng Suth- 3 fl. T39 erland, Charles: Wright, Walterg Stalling, Kennethg Shannon, Lamontg Hammond, Chester: Netterville. Lawrence MEET THE RCJAD RUNNER Cross Country is a sport which is related to track. Soldan's Cross Country team is one of the few for which boys must try out. It is a well-known sport at Soldan and is most talked about during the track season. Because they have shown their determina- tion to make their goals come true, the cross coun- try team is expected to set new records. The cross country team, with their supervisor Donald Amburn has worked hard to make Soldanls team one ofthe best. The cross country team helps to make Soldan tru- ly, The Home of The Champions. Eddie Harris Charles Sutherland Elmer Ragland and Lawrence Netterville Stanley Covington 1- Q S -E l fggfivoftr 2 Soldan's Football Queen coro- nation of 1966-67 proved to be very successful. Everyone waited anxiously to hear the announce- ment of the 1966-67 Football Queen. The queen, Rosalyne Williams, and her maids, were nominated by the football team, and elected by the student body. The queen and her maids were announced as: 3rd maid-Bevala Macong es- cort-Marvin Collins 2nd maid-Glenda Wilson, es- cort-Terry Fennell lst maid-Mildred Rosbuskyg escort4Ronald MeDaniels queen-Rosalyne Williamsg es- cort-Harold Austin. After the Coronation, a dance was held for everyone's enjoy- ment. The newly-crowned queen and her royal court were con- gratulated at the dance, which was held in their honor. SOLDA JS H1966-6 FOOTBALL QUEEN lst Maid of Honor Mildred Rosbusky her escort-Ronal McDaniels 2nd Maid of Honor Glenda Williams her escort Terry Fennell 3rd Maid of Honor Bevala Macon her es Cort-Marvin Collins We ?5tla.fVf'sS fi I f ea gli Q33 Q fi ROW I: Bogan, Larry, Collins, Marvin, Fennell, Terry, Wise, Wesley, Kemp, John, Austin, Harold: Johnson, Josh Redding, Kenwyng Jackson, Eddie: McDaniel, Ronald, Byrd Donnaldg Jackson, Larrong Jones, Arlee. ROW II: Johnson Jerry: Reece, Richard, Wilkins, Robert, Williams, Rodrick Gardner, Richardg Bean, Johnny, Rugh, Jerry, Grimes, Ed- wardg Humprey, John: Kendall, Steven, Stewart, Charles 4941 fa, i f!! Vtegiaggmggr, t t myafft E 160 55 gg. bf . Q 17 ll X V474 3 3 Sterley, John, Lakes, Booker, Bogan, Bernard, ROW III Coach-Evans: Wallace, Lloyd: Smtih, Willie: Stevens, Arthur Johnson, Haroldg Berry, Barry: Garner, Gary, Williams Robert: Gunn, Edditg Fowlkes, Ira, Clines, Verleg Green Tommyg Weddington, Ephraimg Daniels, Neil, Clay, Odie Granberry, Paulg Coach Leon Anton AR ITY FOGTBALL TEAM QMEET THE P.H.L. AND CITY CHAMPSJ The Soldan Tigers, coached by Leon Anton and James Evans, once again have proven them- selves champions and can be proud of a P.H.L. season record of8-0-2. The Tigers became the 1967 City Champs by defeating DuBourgh High School by a score of 13 to 7 at the Turkey Day Championship Game. Outstanding players on Soldan's Varsity foot- ball team, Larron Jackson and Terry Fennell, were chosen by the Board of Selectors to partic- ipate on the All Star North High Team. Larron Jackson was also selected for the All-American football team. . . C is W ,, V get , we .. C V V . - ,I ' V' f , V . ag V 1 Q- - Kim- 1, 5,, .2 , ' V, 'V K 5 V ' ,' '- Q.. . I 1 45,1 Q Q. ka ,I v ,K gg' ,mi , 1 1- : ,.a.1, - N45 '?1t..,?V -- -V w V u -- 4 H1 v .'le',, fe l J -es V., ti., V ,tu 1 , rj, I I ' , s 3 H : ' f f gyms V t- , V , V fi -iw f' ' i ' .,.., '-'f 1 - .t L f' , A Q, 5 .J 5, V ::.,.,f..t -Vf-ff-V-zfV-,-f . A ,.. V A i l ll B V- 2 31 7 ' , , V 25 .V . ffrf if .ff .A '- H 31 5251 ., S .. ' fl 1 V .. , . ra . . . I - ---' ' zltv , . ,,. i Team! Team! Team! ll T ii, '.f,3s'i f' ' 1 , , .l F2 Q V a . - .5 it A I . , H: U .A L. l In . 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C.B.C. 20 35 . . O'Eallon 6 27 . . . Southwest 6 28 , . . Vashon 2 Turkey Day l3 . . . DuBourg 7 AR ITY A FOOTB LL Coaches and Captains Larron Jacksong Mr. Leon Antong John Kemp TEA Ends and Tackles Guards Ronald McDaniclsg Larron Jacksong Eddie Jacksong Josh Johnson Wesley Wiseg Jerry Pugh: Tommie Greene TO CHDOW !TOUCHDOW BOYS! ROW I: Davis, Clancey, Glass, Payne, Lackland, Wittington, Kemp, Jackson, Granberry, Jordan, Thigpen, Smith, Allan, Logan, Parson, Bryant, Paige, Simoson, Gridiron. ROW II: Williams, 50011, GfCg0fy. HHFVCY, Reddick. ROW 111-' Coach TAKE DOWN! TAKE DOWN! TAKE TWO! ROW 1: Hollins, Wiley, Thomas, Graham, Hunt, I-limes, Kemp, Wilson, ROWII: Harris, Stewart, Gates, Crockett, Wil liams, Jordan, Crockett, Allen, Phillips, Stalling, Coleman ROWIII: McClendon, Morris, Bradford, Canheld, Pugh, Payne Davison, Collins, Harris, McCoy, McClendon, lvy. A UAM N CLO E Left to Right: McDaniel, Reginald: Thigpen, John: Ewing, James: Veal, Alfred: Smith, Hugh: Shannon, Lamont: Williams, Andrew: McCauley, James: Mr. Nathan Wolf: Gore, Herman: Morrow, Lavert: Eddie. Adrian: Stewart, Charles Veal-H Jackknife BA TTER UP, BOT S! ROW I: Jackson, Clay, Humphey, Collins, Flournoy, Gales, Crenshaw, Bemin, Watson, Jones. ROW Il: Mr, Gordon, Banks, Cherry, Hadley, Gunn, Jackson, lrvy, Kemp, Thomas ra . FH ! 1 533557197 if T nu R . is 5' 1 f' :Q 5' , ,Wt . i X, ,X ., 'J gf' X- ...f --f ROW 1: Johnson, C. Banks, Watson, Washington, Johnson, R. Love. ROW Il: Bogan, Coleman, Jones, Lott, Byndon, Fossett, Young. C0f 'f'iuSLO BASKETBALL . . . . If A SPORT FOR THE SWIFT AND SURE T ,Sy f ...., Y if Lg It has been proven that one does not have to be tall to 1 participate in basketball. This year Soldan had 5 returning ,Q T , Tigers and 3 rookies. J,w5QKs ,, Opening the season by defeating O'Fallon 54 to 49, the T I Tigers had an exciting season. However, the season was ,A T not victorious, ranking 4th in the public High League. N'95'G They competed with such schools as: Central, Lutheran S il I North, Lovejoy, McKinley, Roosevelt, Cleveland, South- g A west, and C.B.C. e,,,. 'J X Preston Fosset Z Ronald Johnson ,... William Jones A . i S 'i-' P I ' Larry Bogan :it Q ' ' T fs V K VK A X sl: -XX, f f ..., aff' t it i d 19 5 .72 l wqbwa is ,Y 4 1 f A 1 t ka? .. HERE THEY COME.f THERE THEY GO! a v -' 'fat 12? sr f s if ' . mi 4 if f V , .V . , ,,... KA' 5 ,ig?5f4',fe f Wfg ivan M y its . .4 .. ' .V ., ,. , K - ft f J A if ,B . ft 5 ,Y Vi ' 4 T , is V x Lk X ix A R x at in A '-', . J V --3-Q, . Y ' lm N , , . Wit T -. .. Ulf? - will -we A. t fi. Senior Division: ROWI: Sutherland, Davis, Hayes, Ragland, ROW 111-' Nelferville. Curby. Swapshlfei Slilh, Cfwinglon Fowikes, Williams, Hendricks. ROW II: McDonald, Rodg- Smith, Cherry, Williams,Whiraker. Williams. Bland ers, Granberry, Berry, Cross. Grimes, Perkins, Harris, READY SET.H GO! A spirited and determined group of young athletes compose Soldan's dynamic track team. Through hard and extensive training, these young men are developing and maintaining They not only strive for individual perfection, but also for a harmoni- ous inter-relationship which enables the team to function as one powerful and winning unit. their talents. as -.. A ,A . , 4? t 3 ,. t s, I Dorothy Clancy Junior Track Division: ROW1.'Johnson, Page, Simpson, Nash, George, Robinson, Bryant, ROW 11. Second Maid of Honor Scates, Browley, Stewart, Townsend, Granberry, Baldwin, Paige, Rall. ROW 111: Mr. Harrison Vinson, Smith, Chandler, Washington, Clines, Oakely, Roberts, Stewart, Harvey, Mr. Sanders 1 ROW 1 Welch, JoAnn-Capt., Brown, Sylvia-Co-Capt. ROWII Bryant. Sandra: Jackson, Clarau Dillard, Clarag Harris, Rosalyn ROWIII Summers, Cynthiag Weaver, Gertherine 'CBD' TEAM CHEERLEADERS MACALESTER COLLEGE DRAMA CHOIR PERF ORMS AT SCLDAN Ready to go on. What do we do now? Weren't we good? W 5 U u lf' Q - ll ':'v,'Qf'. .-,ffm .' , .- f , . -,.-,qu . 3.-,.' -'fl ROW I Gridiron, Gilg Mills, Ronald, Ewing, James ROW 2 Irving, Guyg Douglas, Lamarrg Wright Walter, Coach Donald Amburng Carr, Charlesg Huggins, Josephg Crossland, John TENN S,A Y0 E Tennis is a sport which requires plenty of energy, quick reflexes, swiftness, good timing and balance. It is played in matches, either singles fone man against another manj or doubles Ctwo men against two other menj. This season should be a very good one for Soldan's ten- nis players and for the students. On the team there are four returning, six rockies, and five non-letter-men. They don't anticipate a 'tsingle' defeatg so Soldanites can expect double excitement this season. ROW1 Ewing, James, Mills, Ronald, Wright, Walter, Hearne, Edgar I47 it 11 ROW I: McCoyg Spanng Hallg Vandersong McBrideg Dempseyg Grandberryg Riceg Hunt. ROW II: Wil- liamsp Cleckg Moore1Witherspoong Kirbyg Thomas: Grandberryg West GIRLS PAR TI CIPA TE IN The G.A.A. is the major sports organization for SP0fISm21f1ShiP, Hlld to keep alive the Spirit of S01- girls at Soldan. Here the girls strive to improve in dan. mind and body, to work as a team, to practice good ROW 1: Dancyg Whaleyg Walker: Browng Jacksorig Mcliissieg Kerrg Akinsg Clark. ROW II: Craigg Walkerg Mortong Flemingg Hindmondg Causeyg Sutherland in , . . 1 :ff .rf,.f.,.aw'. ' . , 1- Q: -,rs-nw,f wma . .. - .:--L W - , l. ., , , irwisrvw lr - A A Mg. - A ,gn ROW I.' Reese: Smootsg McDaniel: Larking Biniong Riceg Williams. ROWII.'Williamsg Spencerg John- song Coxg Bennettg Taylorg Douglas A THLETICS ALS O! Beginning a new year, the girls participate in field hockey as long as winter per- mits. When it is necessary to play indoors, they begin their volleyball tournament, which lasts about six weeks. This sport usually ends with a girls vs. the lettermen game. If you like cakes and cokes, donlt forget the G.A.A.'s cake and coke sales. During the year the girls had one major sale in order to make money and to earn points to- ward a letter. When Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday rolls around, the girls, with friendship and fellowship, are anxiously waiting to begin their activities under the sponsorship of Mrs. Deloch and Mrs. Quinn. Sharon Whaley-Treasurerg Clara Jackson-Sgt. at Armsg Betty Loggins-Presidentg Valerie Brown -Vice Presidentg Bille Fleming-Secretaryg Renea Spann-Assistant Secretary . .. X T eit 37 Angela Mullen Harriet Wells CCG-Captainb f' fl fu li ,I ai '1 J' ROW 1.' fleft to rightj Dorothy Clancey, Frances Barnett Deborah Smith,'Deborah Barrett, Rochelle Barrett ROW 2 TEAM! TEAM! The Varsity Cheerleaders of Soldan play an important part in the school,s sports and activi- ties. Their duties are to arouse school spirit and cheer the fighting Tigers on to victory. AR ITY CHEERLEADERS A Dorothy Clancey Pamela Dockins ,Ah l--Q 1,- . ,,, we cz dw' i f - 3-5?f , t , I , - , 'xv I ' .F ,f,,.,,,,, ,V is .S Lifm '.:J'!fJ.'l 9'L fm' '- Frances Barnett Pamela Dockins, Angela Mullen, Harriet Wells, Cheryl Mc- Kissoc, Shirley Dempsey YEA TEAM! There are eight regulars and two alter- nates who form the cheering squad. These girls are selected on their ability to perform various cheerleading-motions. To become and to remain a member of the squad, one must be able to execute the various move- ments, have a minimum C scholastic aver- age, maintain good citizenship, and be well- groomed at all times. .r , qw, ,ff .' ' , 211: - . J. '-aw , Deborah Smith Cheryl McKissoc 151 Deborah Barrett CCaptainb '5fZgZgTEACHER3f K SIGNATURES we E Qi. JKM Emwbxmmww ., Q f K 1 ,iff K ' I 'ff f' Qgk .E qi, ,Q Vaufwwjl, i , ' I Q9-, ho M, f' 3 l W?' X - ffm ,wwf gwffepi M Q ZQQQ ' 1 A Q Wg, 'i f' QS Wffaffi Ji , 01 J 'WS Xu N X fem- Q Q ., U' 1 ' Af A. 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