South Lenoir High School - Stars and Bars Yearbook (Deep Run, NC)

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antasies of Dixieland Memories The semi-dark setting of the Junior-Senior Prom was illuminated by the magnifi- cence of Southern splendor. Wishing wells, sprinkling fountains, and Confed- erate flags added glory to the Old South setting. Under the blossoming magnolias and dogwoods, couples swayed to the rhythm of the Avengers. The beauty and grandeur recreated Dixieland Memories. Upper right: Sandy Gagne gazes reflectively at the beautiful blossoms that grace the gym as she tries to capture and hold the memories of the special night. Middle right: Juniors, Seniors, and their guests en- ioy the rhythmic pulsation of the prom. Above: Debbie Noble adds charm and serenity to the setting as she toasts the honored seniors. Right: Wishing that the prom would last forever, Beth Casey and Rodney Edwards toast each other. 26

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3 r Captain Orton . . . Louis Leonowens . . . Anna Leonowens . . Interpreter ...... Kralahome . . . King ...... fhra Alack .. iTuptim ...... Lady Thiang ....... Prince Chulalonkorn . . . Princess Ying Yaowalk Narrator ............ -- 'r ' 1..a-fi Cast Nelson Killingsworth ..... T. W. Rogers . . . Mona Rogers . . . Linwood White .. . . . Nelson Smith . . Lawrence Taylor Haywood Cummings Sandy Gagne ..... Trudy Miles . .. Neal Davenport . Mary Susan Smith Beth Casey Dancer . . . .........,............. Genie Creech Slaves ...... John Croom, Reginald Mills, David Grott Priests .......... Eddy Kerr, Albert Faulkner Amazons ...... Collette Davis, Gilda Avery, Pat Kerr, ' Susan Rogers, Joan Gray Wives .......... Lawanna Taylor, Margaret Ann Hill, Millie Thompson, Sally Smith, Janice Pearce, Amanda Harper, Mary Turner Children ...... Wanda Smith, Debra Turnage, Beverly Williams, Brenda Sutton, Saborah Hill, William Earl Garner, Molly Daniels, Dale Taylor, Laura Gagne, ' Jay Turner, Celia Turner 25

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4, . .f Q r K: -ww We wa 4 ' 'Qi Vf 1 .r M--M . , K 1 M., '-' ,Q W .1 ,X ,, ,. . . N . J. I . 4.42-.1-N: l we l. l 41 Top left: Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul, so says Plato, and These seniors have plenty of soul! Above: Mr. Salter seems to out-dance the seniors, even on one leg, as Mrs. Salter smiles appreciative of his talents. Left: Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward in the same direction. Below left: Joan McArthur looks to see if anything new is happening as Cindy Heath serves goodies in the refreshment line. Below: Portraying a Southern Belle, Marlo Vasquez shows dignity and poise against the backdrop of a Dixieland plantation. 2 W 5... 1 W ef 27