South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

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Even when things go wrong, our school spirit is going strong. We Seldom Slow Down C Q 4 . sas. ei Q, , 5 W 'lf r ' 'd . S, . 5 , E R, X l l N.,-.ss 4 Go Prepared to Serve Many times we go silly, sad or scared, but we also have our serious moments. Getting an education is important to us. We strive to know of other countries and people. Our hearts are stirred with patriotism when We see our countryls flag. No matter how fast We go, our spiritual lives are always enriched by daily devotions. 1 41 he-:wa 5 Our Spirit Never Dies S SSE p We are Always . . . ' Q The time is now. The place is here. The pace is fast. l Welre filled with the urge to live our lives to the fullest, to work with a purpose, and to play the game to win. Our world is moving at a rapid pace. There is no time tb be lost. We live in breathless anticipation of each of moment. The road behind us is paved with memories. Someday e will stop teffrefiect-on them. But forenow, we simpiy s ance quickly behind us, and run rapidly down the path the future. Even though we are unfamiliar with this ad, we are willing to meet the challenge . . .We're alive S-. -sqft If -e ? Editors . . Asst. Editors Bus. Managers Advisers . . . . . . . . . .Gary Weant Mary Anne Thompson Sharon Corriher Terri Chester Debbie Hancock Mike Linn Mrs. Clyde Merritt, Jr. Mrs. J. B. Faggart QQ th 3, ef The 1968 Southerner South Rowan Senior High School Route 3 China Grove, North Carolina 9 Teaching Graduating Learning Honoring Participating Competing n the Go Toward 10 We, the senior class, feel privileged to have the honor of dedicating the 1968 Southerner to one of the most faithful and energetic members of the South Rowan faculty. Known for her ready smile, her sense of humor, and her desire to assist the girls in their physical and moral training, she is never too busy to offer help and encouragement wherever it might be needed. Whether it is teaching her class, helping students with problems, coaching the team, or sponsoring the cheerleaders, she always gives willingly of her time and talent. Through her guidance, South Rowan has en- joyed the leadership of well-trained cheerleaders and the victory of many basketball games. This, the 1968 Southerner, is proudly dedicated to Mrs. Coy Wilhelmg teacher, coach, and friend. Now this is the way it's done. wwf ,L n the Go Toward Teaching Teaching is a rewarding and challenging experience for those who love to teach. Not only do teachers instruct, but they sponsor clubs, keep students after school, attend faculty and professional meetings, collect money for various things, and break up fights. Teachers, efforts are appreciated by the students who show this appreciation by doing the best they can in every class. 13 lim Qlxhx fs-+--a su, Q ,l 'mr r , T .,'?',,v' !lmis....:'1wdf ljpj-1.g.e3 'jfjf. l'5.. ,, 'k k N SRX 3 ,fda M44 1 fig, 1 No problem is too minor to be given serious attention. Now hear this! Mr. McCreary has steered South Rowan suc- cessfully through another year. And though he may quickly change from a joker to a strict disciplinarian, there is one thing that remains unchanged: he always acts in the best interests of the student and the school itself. Late again! Some students always seem to need permits to class. f nlllwwhu . Willing to help students and faculty during any hec- tic day is Miss Trivette. As secretary she guides the school from behind the scenes as she answers questions and solves problems. Sylvia rarely slows her pace and she always has an understanding smile that benefits even the most frantic student. 'I4 MRS. CARLOS BALDWIN MRS. BURTON BARGER MRS. CLYDE BOSTIAN AB UNC-G AB Lenoir Rhyne AB Lenoir Rhyne Spanish Business Education Business Education S . R. . H Q S Q MR. HARVEY CARPENTER Facult MRS. EARL CAVIN BS ASTC Guidance .te k.:k S 5 al' 'B' qw' K K MA Western Carolina Mathematics MRS, JOHN CHAMBERS MRS.CLYDE CORRIHER AB Lenoir Rhyne AB Catawba English-Economics English 15 K fa Q MRS. GERALD DIAL MISS RUTH DILLARD MR. CHARLES DRIVER BS ASTC BS UNC-G MA ASTC Business Education Home Economics Music South Rowan Facult MRS. CHARLES EVANS MRS. J. B. FAGGART AB Catawba AB Lenoir Rhyne English .L ,,,, L . ,, f 1-' n 1j,, V.,, Q M.. ,. s , . f,,.,,'ff-..,,,.,,l ayf-.6-eww-vwg-1 -- mm ww f .f,wfi'f 1: WMM M ' i m1i ' ,A 1 W 'A , A,,. 1, gg-a..5' , ,,n, L. ld Q MR. R. C. HAMPTON MISS CAROL HARRELL MRS. CHARLES HEILIG BS N. C. State BS ASTC AB Catawba Agriculture Social Studies Social Studies 16 MRS. ROBERT HELMS AB Catawba Science .1 MISS CAROLYN JAMES BA Fumzan Social Studies MR. J. H. HIGGINS BS Western Carolina Social Studies 'Q MRS. BILL JOHNSTON MA UNC-C Science MR. K. D. KLUTTZ AB Catawba Mathematics MR. G. W. KOONTZ AB Catawba English MISS BETTY JO LANGLEY AB Winthrop Latin MR. R. L. LINDER AB Catawba Physical Education SRSHS Facult MRS. RALPH LINN MRS. BOBBY MAULT MA Cornell Univ. T021ChC1',S Aide Librarian In K . Kg :IQ E 1 ,, E' f4??i2:'3 7'fJ fzz- X mf tg f W ' Q JJ' - . . N ,i,-- A W MISS BETTY McKEE MRS. CLYDE MERRITT MR. L. M. MIDDLETON BS Baxber-Scotia BS Catawba BS Campbell Business Education Business Education Driveris Education 18 MW . . ...... Izzi, v f fy 'J I f '- ' VV , , I 1 , ff .r i A . . .I.a w ,,, ,4L, ' '-:',L -'-at W I iii f Vivzi f I . ' Ltei h i MISS MARTHA MILLER MR. MARSHALL MURPHY MR. L. W. OWEN MEd UNC-G AB Catawba BS Western Carolina Science Physical Education Industrial Arts 1 7 li t iiiiili I , ' MRS. JERRY POOLE AB Catawba Mathematics MR. R. L. ROGERS BA W. Virginia State Distributive Education bil W A MISS BRENDA SHEPPARD MR. G. L. SHIVE MRS. FRANK SIMMONS BS St. Andrews Catawba BS Murray State U. Science Music Mathematics 19 4 1 9 MRS. JOE SLOOP MRS. RICHARD SMITH MISS SUZANNE SWAIN BS UNC-G AB Catawba AB Queens Home Economics English English arf . F I I MRS. COY WILHELM MRS. LONNIE WISE BS ASTC AB Catawba Physical Education English MRS. SYLVESTER WRIGHT MR. CHARLES YATES MRS. RANN YOST BS Bennett BA Catawba AB Catawba Science French American History 20 WWW Sophomores diligently prepare themselves for the inevitable Juniors find Miss Swain's bulletin board informative and attractive test. Whether they are preparing for a test on Silas Marner, learning about outstanding American Writers, . listening to recordings of ballads or Macbeth, or writ- ing term papers, students find their English courses varied and challenging. YQ -3 N 5. Es., Q W --ff I A I Medieval England comes alive for these seniors as they begin their study of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. 21 is Q1 sf xv What's a neighbor for anyway? South Rowan's mathematics department offers a variety of courses to math conscious scholars. Alge- bra I, with its abstruse equations and formulas, seems to he utter confusion. Geometry students work with designs and solve postulates and theorems. Advanced math is a combination of modern algebra and trig- onometry. A-492 f, Geometric figures axe fascinating. Students find Mr. Kluttz's explanations interesting. 22 N Concentrate! Study those blueprints! Industrial Arts Industrial Arts teaches students to coordinate the efforts of mind and body. This course provides the architecturally-minded student with the opportunity to learn how to operate architectural tools with pre- cision and accuracy. Studying current newspapers is a part ofjournalism. Journalism Ni Journalism students receive practical experiences in journalism through the publication of the Dixieland Herald. Classroom study, interviews, and visits to local publishing firms help prepare these students to give the student body a paper of which they are proud. A 1 4 We learn the practices of business. Librar Science Q ---N Distributive Education Distributive education provides instruc- tion for those entering occupations which move products and services from the pro- ducer to the consumer. D. E. students have common objectives and interests in that each is studying for a specific career ob- jective. The program is open to juniors and seniors who have the academic background. Library Science students learn the funda- mental skills of being a good librarian. These students help in any way that they are needed. The bulletin boards in the library are always interestingly done by these stu- dents. ina., We promote the efficiency of our Library. 24 The practice for the show at Carnegie Hall? Music Band and chorus offer musically-inclined students activities in which they can express their talent. The band and chorus present programs to the student body and to the public. In addition, the music de- partment also offers to interested students a course in general music. Tw This sure beats going to class. M . ,, MTYL1, M i ,A yfmfwt fr- ,. . , .'e.. , ,Q V' - V - , - ' ii.t i -r-r b r ,,-, I Mei IQ, wr QW' We practice for the half-tirne show. 25 f W , .... 'wr' QQVW, M M., H F ,G- 'P:f,f A ,, W H M ff Numbers! Numbers! Numbers! Business Education To prepare students for good jobs in business, the business department offers instruction in numerous fields. Typing students do endless exercises to develop dexterity, accuracy, and speed. Girls push to take dictation just a little faster each day. Bookkeeping, secretarial office practice, and business math courses prepare students to cope with the problems of tomor- row's business. This is Greek to me. We must not hit the wrong key. Physical Education is required of all sopho- h ' 1 Ed ' mores but many juniors and seniors also partici P pate. lkll physical education courses emphasize participation, sportsmanship, and teamwork. 27 :y,. -.sang-8 ' Mrs. Cavin is always eager to help those who ask. QW, Mrs. Cavin advises Linda Nance in selecting a college. Drivers Education Although driver training is not a required course and no credit is given for successfully completing it, almost all students take it. Before the student ever gets behind the wheel of the driver education car, he receives a minimum of thirty hours of classroom instruction. The aim, and the result, of driver training is to produce competent, skill- ful drivers. sl Q is , -M... One of the daily tasks of the counselor is filling out college transcripts. Guidance The guidance department is one of the busiest de- partments in school. Besides the counseling, there are records to be filled out, forms to be filed, and dozens of other duties. Mrs. Cavin takes very good care of this department and everyone enjoys the varied discussions with her. She seeks to understand each student's personality, needs, and problems. She is always willing to help whenever she can. F01lM0T9B,C0? - E LA Tx a.,::c22'W W a ,,, ,,,, fm..-sl R French students prepare French compositions. Foreign l Langua es Spanish, Latin, and French are the foreign languages offered to students. S.R.S.H.S. future linguists learn not only the vocabularies, but also the grammars and backgrounds of their respective languages. While most students do not realize it, the background these languages give them helps them immensely in their English COurSeS. Vickie McGuire translates as other Latin students listen. These Spanish students enjoy the pictures of Spanish scenery. l 29 l 1 6 ,ummm Science Although only one unit of science is required for graduation, many students take advantage of the variety of courses offered by the science department. Bi- ology, required for sophomores, is very challenging. Chemistry, with its equa- tions and experiments, attracts many students. Anatomy, physics, and ad- vanced biology are other electives of- fered to those who Wish to pursue sciences in the future. fwfr Chemistry challenges even the Xl greatest mindslbg l :TPC N of .pl :fl I So this is physics! lui KIIXXX . Students work hard to dissect the frog. My Country 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty . . . Darryl Corriher, Steve Campbell, Barbara Brown, and Cynthia Coan entertain history class. Students listen attentively to Miss James during economics. el, Social Studies Those interested in facts of past history, gov- ernment, and economics make up the bulk of Social studies students. World history students delve into the past of lost civilizations. United States history scholars explore the United States history, government, social structure, and the national anthem. ln economics and sociology, students learn of the social structure and govern- ment of the United States. These subjects help keep the student aware of the World of yesterday and today. 3 1 l rssss Measure all those ingredients! Home economics is offered to all sopho- more, junior, and senior girls. After a girl has finished this course, she will be Well pre- pared to be a good housewife and mother, as well as a seamstress and good grooming expert. Students also learn how to face prob- lems that arise within a family, and prob- lems which students face as teenagers as well as those with which they will be confronted as adults. .. ,. 2 Home Economics Jo Steele threads the needle as others look on. Agriculture classes instruct boys in a variety of things. Not only do boys learn better ways of farming and raising cattle, but they become skilled in parliamentary procedures and public speaking. Many of the boys also become real experts in judging cattle, Darrell Shue practices the art of public speaking A griculturc Mr. Hampton demonstrates how not to lose a finger! 33 WHS' f 'W 4 ,www 'Q ,W 4 M M fi S-. NW ...NNN fy ,,,, 2' ' ' 51 f ww, ,,ff gr a 5 'liturg-4 n the Go Toward raduating The Big Year - - We had looked forward to it for years, and it finally came. lt was both a beginning and an end. Seniors slaved over research and analytical papers, searched for the right college, struggled through the SAT examination, and worked to obtain money for those calling cards, pictures, and invita- tions. For some, it was cheering at the last big game, carrying the ball that final time, or sinking the last basket. But 'everyone looked forward to the time when the Big Year would finally become the Big Day. are , , W . at 5 ir M a avi 'Q' Presrdent Brlly Mabe VICC Presrdent Mlke Baker Secretary, Georgia Farmer Treasurer Debble Pless Arthur Stephen Amick M-.wwf X N 36 nur---......,M Barbara .lean Austin Michael James Axsom Charles Michael Baker Linda Darlene Barbee Mary Catherine Beaver Eddie Lane Beaver Judy Elaine Beaver 37 -.X ,xx Cheryle Suzanne Beaver W ,Q When it comes to being the Best All Around, no one can draw circles around Martha Rudi mill and Sammy Morgan. John Thomas Belk ,Wx e 4-M.. sn- ! , .f Terry Lee Beaver Vickie June Benfield Patricia Lane Benson Richard Charles Berryman 38 N.. N John Wayne Blevins William Franklin Bloodworth Roger Maurice Bost Clifford J. S. Bowlin C1 a S s o f 3 6 8 Dewey Michael Bowlin Jennifer Schenck Bradshaw ' Susan Marian Bradshaw Jerry Herman Brown 5 39 1 n r n s Ag, L . ,. Q :W , ,... k if Karen Frances Bunn James Eddie Bunton Sherry Burgess Herbert Alexander Burris, Jr. Robert Michael Burris Sherry LaRue Burris Lanny Dale Burton Major Eugene Burton 40 Barbara Shelia Gail Butler Carl Frank Caldwell, Jr. Marilyn Lucille Caldwell Michael Keith Campbell S ' Pamela Suzette Campbell Sandra Carpenter Teddy Joe Carpenter Linda Carol Carter vw 41 Betty Jo Chambers Ronnie Lee Chandler Terri Anne Chester Vickie Elaine Christy If .,. 2: ,', ! i ef L W-u....M' Class of 1968 Deborah Aluina Clifton Charles Edward Cline Johnny Hovis Cloer Teresa Renee Cobb 7 4 UQv i.- , Raymond Leroy Condrey, Jr. It doesn't take a hanging to prove the Most Popular seniors to be Terri Chester and Benny Fulcher. Ralph Truman Connor iw Q sas Susan Elaine Correll Danny Dorian Corriher Jeffery Alan Corriher Michael Grey Corriher 43 ,af .WI . 'm pm V f f H H V., i ,, 7 1 mf Q -if ' I Q K Q C 49' Darcel Cress f iffzmtifzga A Hiezazifzfkn f: ,4 f,fa:ww,H. f, I, Sharon Dianne Corriher Jennie Craig Donna Renee Craig Cecil Ray Cress Terry James Cress Carolyn Diane Crowe Rhonda Crowe I 'marker C in 3 ., J' f' of fxiailazzwffyziifx' 2 F' f, 2 if . ff 41 Q , P- w .- if ' f' ?5W2'ff?fii,'7- ' , - 1g'gg4?L':1 -ff 1 , f 1 ' W ,Y 2 - QQ yr ,fuk 'W ' H V fiiifei ' x, C .W C 'fa V5 :, ' V 11mw,,.ff aww , fn' ' C i i kwa-ummm, .. .. V I V,V My W 4 X 'W , X 'A 1 ff lg SW 3 'x ' ,, 1 , . ii. VW S givin, if if gf M M gba s QL V S , fi Louis Eugene Culp Diana Kay Dagenhart Nancy Ruth Davis Senior Cynthia Marie Dial Terry Richard Donahue Glenda Renee? Donaldson Joseph Henry Downs III fu Karen Evan Dennis l,umq.m1, , ,,,, .., . ya-,455 ,, MM ,, f, I -.f,.9wff V , ,J Egg! 45 'fm I f' , 4551 ,aw , is jg time f Things begin with a big bang when our two Most School Spirited students, Ricky Propst and Mary Goodnight, are around. :Elbert Steven Efird i iq' 55 My ot, leg, 15' Lf' ,Q Q V' .qw , Hr Kenneth Adolphus Eddleman, Jr . f, . W. 7, V MA- ,, 1 , E if e iiii , f 43 My 'QTP' ' Donald Wrenn Edwards Linda Gail Elder Gloria Jean Eller Melissa Adele Eller i '42 'film P' f 2 f if 46 ,',, nw' xg 5. W ig 2,4 Z an--M-W A, ,hw Beverly Jo Ervin Earl Daniel Ewing, Jr. Georgia Ann Farmer Michael Rudd Farrington Gwen Marlene Feimster Q Q fV 7 Jeanne Marie Feimster Eddie Ray Fesperman Steven Finger 931 47 Jo Ann Flowe Cecil Michael Flowers Jerry Cecil Franks Butch B. Freeman S ' Angela Freeze Freddie Dean Freeze Susan Diane Freeze Kirby Wayne Fry A A W..,,5,5,WMyg1W,,,s,,,.,V '3 5-,Lg'f:i'::rf4f'si' W Elf,:iF'f:E15:2, :55i::::if',f:, . 1' ,' ?f41?'7'?z7lrz ,:?1i',f , K' 1, ffl-ew L4 SWKSX 1 ' I w,,,g,,, ,T .:Q' i H r,ff' A'r' V1 -I f, ' Lfw' ,. ,Q,5: g l ff 5,4 3 5 . ,nf I, ' ' f , V f vwfwm' i f Ms 48 Wwe '44, Robbie Denise Frye Bennie Ray Fulcher Benny Bernard Funderburk Phillip LeRoy Gaddy Stephen McThay Garmon Charles Henry Gibson Belinda Rae Goforth Carla Elaine Goodman ZW Preston Dale Goodman Geraldine Goodman Thomas Lee Goodman John Wilson Goodnight Mary Lois Goodnight Nelson Darrell Goodnight Patricia Gayle Goodnight Tony Preston Goodnight 50 Seniors fy f. W ,, ., Pamela Adaire Greenway Q 2 V Linda Faye Hamm Teresa Abigail Hampton r ,, -.:. g X 3 ia Mirror, Mirror, on the wall. Which seniors are the Best Looking of them all? 'LRhonda Crowe and Allen Sloop' Deborah Kay Hancock James Michael Hartis Cynthia Gail Hatley WWW wa! My Q 51 'ZW' Arthur Lewis Hattaway S Peggy Joe Hayes Matroy Louise Hedrick Latricia Ann Hendrick I S e 111 0 r S Marsha Gayle Herman Gary Hester James Fletcher Hodges Wanda Darlene Honbarger 52 gk , Yi, G ' John Lowell Hopkins Teresa Gale Home Sharon Kay Horton Judy Ann Jackson Dickie Reid Joines Sheran Jones Frederick Duwan Johnston, Jr. Donald Eugene Karriker 53 wil! Michael Owen Karriker GW W ,,, W W E Hand and hand, it's easy to see that Nathan Kirkley and Sharon Horton are South's Most Athletic seniors. Sherry Elaine Karriker 'iv jpfyz v-4 M, vu-.,,x' Steven Lee Keller Trudy Montein Keller Susan Kennerly Tommy Lance Kirk 54 Qi., 5215 L, .5 M Q2 117 '4 2 ,fi W AW f 5' 1 '14, Nathan James Kirkley John Gilbert Kirkman Mary Ray Kiser Sandra Lee Kitchen Janice Faye Lambert ew Joyce Elaine Lambert Bruce Edward Lee - N. Q .,,,...,,QQ ww' Thomas Edward Linebarrier 55 'Sf 'fu' , ,GZ , ' 3,, QQ 1 M5415 wb Wk Qgrf Michael Ray Linn Margaret Earlene Lipe Joe Lewis Littlejohn Nena London James Danny Lowder Susan Elizabeth Lowder Deborah Jane Lunsford Mary Belle Lyles William Luther Mabe, Jr Vickie Lane Mabry f +7 fum f 3 . 4' J I I , f Q ' .1 if ,f'y12fVff , f'5315'2gsa ,- :6?4Y'L,7fz'fi' , , if I jgffiwi Reba Jean Martin Wanda Elaine Martin I S emor Janice Elyca McCorkle Marvin McGrady Vicki Dianne McGuire David Sossamon McKnight 57 if-f-v' X., Mary Beth McNeely Martha Nell Michael Michael Miller Alan Hoyte Moose Jerry Douglas Morgan Gary Edward Morris Danny Lee Murph 58 Samuel Nelson Morgan, Jr. Senior Q H 5' S mv Deborah Mariah Murph 4 f l as it Margaret Linda Nance we The seniors who smile no matter how much it hurts are Most Courteous, Sharon Corriher a.nd Teddy Carpenter. f a g, ,f ' if ..1: WA fW24252T'f2 f , , w ,,M. ,. , , ' 'e ff- 1 , 1:,251, f K f 1 1 'A. i A , Q- .W...,, f-'f e N 'Vi we ' V Eff WH , ' A an , V .ff- ..,, .V,, ' '- ' r ' , ' a I f ' f - ,,,,,x VVVV, -,,r, ,,,,,r'iL, r,,,,, V 'Z,,, f Dorothy Bernice Neely Brown Davis Overcash, Jr. Deborah Elaine Overcash Donna Smith Overcash 59 Dwight Alexander Overcash, ll Mary Martha Overcash Pamela Dianne Overcash Denisa Renae Padgett 'N fbi Terry Marvin Park Vickie Ann Parks Kathy Marlene Patterson Howard Price Peacock, Jr 60 ,,,,vu.M, ,-,rf Aw'-HM Linda Kay Peeler Terry Phillips Toni Renee Phillips Jimmie Wayne Pickler Class of1968 i - if H L fn 59- M, ,L fa ,f.f ,1 Leonora Vincent Pirie Retha Ann Pittman Whether it's participating in school activities or even washing dishes, Billy Mabe md Donna Overcash, our Most Dependable seniors, always do their best. 2 S 5 ,W gi My 7,1 1 , -2, at V, .vm ., ,. ?25aw,,,, , Q if ' Q if Deborah Lynn Pless Betty Jane Plyler Charles Stephen Pressley ' Richard Hugh Propst t Seniors Margaret Elaine Quantz Charlotte Elaine Query Shirley Jean Raper Sandra Ann Rary V 62 William Franklin Rhyne Judy Anne Roberts Fred Benjamin Rollins Darcy Rosanne Roseman Sharon Rowland Martha Lavinia Rudisill George Lewis Russell, Jr. Il Jane Sellers Russell 63 J ww .5 Q if Elin fir :QQ s 4 Make, 5 . fx win . W., '! , 1 -'Q um, Wrffdfiw 'S'- in- x Patricia Elysabeth Sain . s 1 Q s. axis, 5 in is , mg, P35 ,mg was Being on the ball, there is no doubt that Pam Greenway and Mike Baker have the Best Person- ality in the class of 1968. Gwendolyn Louise Sanders Amanda Marie Scott Teri Jean Sechler Vickie Marie Sechler Vickie Lynn Sellers 64 1 E1 Eff' M ,f ? 4 'LR 5 l Roscoe Setzer Shelia Carol Shive Melinda Ann Shoemake O S e n1 o r s I Rebecca Ann Sides Betty Wayne Simpson Hilda Elaine Sloan Lyndia Zenobia Sloan .Kal .-n Ray Sloop 65 +5514 Joyce Kay Sloop Rebecca Louise Sloop Charles Lewis Smith Hubert Michael Smith 0 . Ricky Junior Stamper Kenneth Joe Stamey Katherine Jo Steele 66 Seniors Hennan Victor Sturm, Jr. Who can question the fact that Loretta Valenski and Gary Weant will be Most Likely to Succeed when they start at the bottom. Linda Joyce Surratt Michael Adam Tadlock George Bower Taylor, Jr. Julethia Lapone Thomas Mary Anne Thgm pgon 67 Delores Louise Walters Phillip Michael Walters Monica Brooks Thompson Mary Loretta Valenski Jo Anne Wagner Wilma Juanita Wainright Betty Ann Walton Russie Anne Watson 68 Gary Alan Weant Terry Lee Weaver Garry Robert Weddington Joyce Elaine Weddington Larry Wayne Weddington Stephen Ray Weddington if 11 W Dianne Kay wike ,, gfimw , I Bonnie Jean Wilkinson H 69 Ricky Dale Willis Boyce Leonard Wilson, Jr. Raymond Pinkney Wilson Ill Roy Edward Yost Pressed for neatness are Sharon Rowland and Eddie Lee, the Best Dressed seniors for the class of 1968. Gary Michael Johnson NOT PICTURED: Carson Ray Alsbrooks Keith l-linson Steve Home Wayne Livengood William Stockford -v '4n I-www-...Q fl? x M Vmmfz 1 x ,f My ' 'J'wU5Mu,.A- M ff ff f 1 ,, ' ,v ,Mx vs Z f 1wqafmw-Aff-mfef. V,m:mQ12gMffw wf :QL , , . . if V f W TLV' 'V aa 5 w 5 . mi ' Q K . ,xwwf . y, . U ,M ,,L.. ,,gfLew4f5Q1 'Ii' M , 1 S 515 my Y :,wz:g,f, V Q y 3 I , Q ' g? fiiligfb, fg:2g1f31,Q,i3 , LWVWZL.,-'Mm i, ,.JA,-, s L ,ww 'sf L' fmflisf KK , Mm We fwmfievizemif, wawaigzy V f A fzifmeew fsmm 1, .. O 0 G V2 , ffz,2h: -Wm f Z' ,jvsnvikiw H 2, 'ff ' 2223 Lfi5'i?i52 I Mba 9 J n the Go Toward Learning lt's not easy to learn. lt's impossible to speed through material without missing a portion of it. So when it comes to learning, the spirit of youth on the go is slowed down. But if the spirit is left out,learning becomes a drag. Students who know this are able to give the old grind a new, more significant experience. gf' 5 wifi! QQ www W President - Charles Corneliusg Vice-President - Ronnie Pethelg Secretary - Barbara Browng Treasurer - Becky Daugherty. Junior Class fy 1 U ' V M I f , K f K Ulf' l f ,i Q -11 W V ,JW-2 U -,,'. I I Y . j, 'F ' ,W z. at M A L an K whvlfhv N 2 'T rna - 'W uf 1, f 2. B . , e,f ' V A n D I . x . I : ,s V B ' M , H it U V W A K Kf g t ,,,, ,s gb , nra sn2n x y 74 Larry Axsom Alex Atwell Sue Ann Arant Marcus Alsbrooks Danny Allman Gail Allman Faye Allmon Ronnie Alexander Carol Alexander Paulette Alexander Susan Albright Vicki Akers Sarah Adcock Margaret Adams Linda Butler Lynn Burgess Linda Burton Barbara Brown Billy Brown Bryce Brown JW' Rx James Brow My fww lmmy Brown Rebecca Brown lnrilrotherton was ,S .. we Margaret Baker Mark Baldwin m -X 0 it S' ax A Pam Barker yt... m el 'Q L Lt ? Sharon Barnette fi ' ' - V J 'r' PhYlhs Beam BB ' Bi ' Becky Beaver 'B B B X- 3 5.5 BB Betty Beaver A B . Carolyn Beaver Q BB si gg 1 'N 'Q Debbie Beaver , in Q1 L ,IK -4 W Gene Beaver 5 kv Kenny Dale Beaver ' X. x w gh. K eh K Bl K L Sham gif: ' 'h-' V -- .gl Charlene Beeker M S S , for Debbie Belk f gf v ' N. -M B ff- kxveld I ' 5 BB e B g, 1 r-r. f'j,3+.- J ' 3 Angela Boothe ,D B gs u f iilw Martha Bost .4 m - ' Patsy Bost L. K L BBB B 5 - Mike Bracey L X 7 Gary Bradshaw A- . A . ' xg . Glen Brawley if :.:: :,5, E avi. ,K EQLX y Nancy Brawley . UBB .- Randy Brooks Carl Campbell Steve Campbell Lawrence Carroll Jimmy Carter Nancy Castor Karen Cauble Susan Cauble Lottie Jean Cha.mbers Joan Childress James Clark Linda Clark Gary Clayton Cynthia Coan Lynne Cook Ralph Cooper Charles Cornelius Darryl Corriher John Corriher Steve Cottingham Rosetta Cousar Wayne Crowe Gary Dagenhart Dianne Daniels Louise Daniels Betty Jean Daugherty -, ii -,.. BLS, sw YP L X t. I Xi x BB' B ' ,ffl B .itil 5 -- sims ca- J , Q K, :zz J 75 . SB 9 .. I A Bl . X V N K R1 ml 9 i A.. , B 'sr ' 6. n we -- i K I was S B B5 ' B L B ' NNW BB' BB , ,B B,-f A '-f' 'tix .fe B ' B t ei Q s grid ' B WD an 1 3 'iv f MW ,. it . ,. or fa L is Q7 sf? J s ij LL X , L Q -J N I J -Q ' N 1 eoos 4' J ta... X. 1. , E X L , 0 V 3 e , ,X M? it NF N :i,:Qg:Q, Q wx SE' K 1 f r . 3 'ix . sg We 5- Q ' 3, at 33 Q r r ss is or ' Xi XP QA egg? . I All rf- by New s. :Wt 21:26 :Zf,:5Z,,1 ,. .,. ,K so x 1 XIX Q- Q S .. I - J an . 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Juniors Y J .., , mms Q Zubecca Daugherty Susan Deal Kevin Deaver Gigi DeMarcus Betty Dixon Danny Dixon David Drye John Drye David Duncan Larry Duncan Ricky Eagle Mary Ann Efrd 18 il Lawrence Eller Mary Ellen Elliott Sheila Evans Tim Evans Karen Feimster Maida Ferguson Vickie Ferguson Pat Fesperman Brenda Fisher Debbie Flowers Clay Flynn James Fowler Janice Fox Teena Fox Anne Freeze Elton Lee Frye Pgnyjrust Larry Galloway Becky Gheen Jackie Gilmore Michael Glover David Goodnight Myra Goodnight Hazel Goodwin Perry Goodman Gloria Gouldman Emma Graeber Larry Graeber Galen Grant Shirley Greene Elaine Griffin Irene Hamm Jennie Hampton Melbia Haney Debra Hardy Wanda Harless Harriet Harrington Mary Helms James Herndon Billy Higgins Carol Hill Ronnie Hill Donald Hins een Hinson Jill Holshouser Terry Holt Malinda Holtzclaw Danny Honeycutt Joe Houston Lisa Hug Donna Jackson Shelia J arrell Gary Johnson Deborah Jordan Casey Karriker Eunice Karriker Ginger Karriker Robert Karriker Patsy Kerr Timothy Ketner Mitchell Kimberlin Brenda Kluttz Frankie Kluttz Glenda Kluttz Julie Kluttz Betty Jean Knight Terry Knight Jimmy Knowles 'X Karen Leaf' Marilyn Lewis Ricky Lipe Diane Litaker Phillip Little Frankie Livengood Evelyn Livin ston 'Q Reid Londo S' xr Rick Lowder Vickie Ludwi Y Doug Lunsford Bertha Marsh Rickey Marshall Steve Martin I Tony Matlock' Lonnie McCain rs-Y -r L sf J x' K if R r I L -A U. 5': - wi . Q. . Q, 'e ' ' L -k'. 5 E ' U ' f' Sl , Q N iiee ' fill A X Q R is f fl' L so - ' . s'ii Fen g - A xg A ' L Y x fit gAK I I if +R K x, 1 -so - ! s 'N:, I K- A . t 7 fl ,,,J. Q K jg' ,. ,,te 111 , Q 1 K X KF .601 If ti K A I ,J MW Class of 1969 WK sf . A 5 x x . X 3- , s Cathy McCall Tommy McGuire ' l Tommy McKnight Sr - 1 , f Alan Menius f Jerry Meredith t Margaret Michael .. Chip Miller 'S' Keith Miller U ' Roger Moore I Alice Morgan me A Psa ' 4 .R M and Kathleen Morrison , Marvin Murdock Y X Margaret Neal ,, V' t Juletha Neely ,. ' 1 N A Karen Nesbit '.:' ' aa' Gerald Oliphant ,M A gf AJ ,samf X mPS vercash - - ' Doyle Overcash Pam Overcash LQ 1 Pam Paris M. N b Q 1 Ronnie Pethel -+V o- , ' if Connie Pierce r , Nancy Pless as -- V s Juniors - 5 fa. L S efe'e i ' l . - ff- ,L-g -N K I 6 N to of ai a an t tiiei . ,, , L ,ggix Li K L fv .,t,. LL 78 XX Sharon Pless , 4 Mark Plummer Lynne Powell Annie Propst David Raper Doug Raymer Frankie Raymer Terry Raymer Anne Reid Wanda Ridenhour Gerry Ritchie Robert Ritchie James Roach Terrie Roberts Bruner Rose Vickie Russell Carolyn Scercy Phyllis Scercy Donna Seabolt Brenda Sechler Karen Sellers Mike Sellers Billie Sheets Daryl Shoemaker may 'l Q i, . ,M was is iv' - X Q Q . A at so Richa.rd Shue Sharon Shue Sondra Shue Benny Silliman :'--' ' A Sharon Simpson - I Randy Sipe M JA David Sloan ff' all ' s ,gf G'-me SIOOP V . S-.' i r - , Q. ., Sammy Sloop ' 1 Dennis Spry Xa s f Liz sriuer I KA Brenn Stirewalt zz :1- J i .',,. - I Larry Stirewalt Z A J- t l 11. ,px Q E 1 Terry Stutts Lau at '- N' ag v ' ' - ' X51-rny Sutton gi f 'CT' I J ' L Anne Sutt n f , g .:., 55 -,ZO NW ' . . ' if Pamitte Sutton I L, . Robert Sweatt i We A J ,X as it A..,aa I .-1- I .::' ' Class of 1969 Gary Swink Sharon Talbert Boyd Tarlton Steve Teeter Mike ThQrna.s,, led Thomas off Gary Thompson Sharon Tuck Wanda Upright Frankie Waddell Shirley G. Waldroup Teresa Ward Janice Watts Dennis Weaver Donny Weaver Stamie Weaver lghnjleddington Larry Weddington Fred White Gary White Joel Whittington Judy Whittington Johnny Wiggins Bobby Wilholt Larry Williams Kay Joyce Wilson Ronald Wilson Mike Withers Teresa Woodie Angela Wright at -. 5, -Q.. ttf Lows! Y z we tin,-was at 7, .L 79 515: i- ' ' ' 5 ,na -v 9. 1 in 1-i gg Ei-' J 5 . , .t :t. Ji- af.. QQ 3 X Q' . . 6 L , J' a t we k im.. J 5 i'e: 7 i , E at - My S X, We 8 'KY , , - , fA,,, . Cf N C Q' mf Jerry York Michael York Mike Young Tommy Young lt's a spine-tingling experience. Mr Cook Custodlan ' E350 .4 iini . , y ,. ef wqgf , fc X VV rrir . . J M we , Mrs. Bessie Morrison, Mrs. Earnestine CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Mary Moose, Mr Floyd Eudy Mrs Ruby Lowder Alexander - Custodians Mrs. Essie Kirk, Mrs. Lucille Morgan, Mrs. Pearl Karrrker Mrs Betty Plummer 80 Larry Allman Curtis Atwell June Baker Sherry Ballard Cindy Rae Barnhardt we Kenneth Ray Anthony - Tommy Barringer Randy Basinger George Beaver Keith Beaver Patricia Beaver Patsy Beaver Penny Beaver Malinda Beheler Jimmy Belk Michael Bell Ricky Bennett Nathan Blackwelder Sheila Blackwelder Gordon Blackwell Bobby Bloodworth Donna Lynn Bost Eugene Bost Robert Bost .fi PF te President - Johnny Yorkg Vice-President - Toni Fryeg Secretary - Pam Gulledgeg Treasurer - Sherry Smith. Sophomore Clas s X E 'S-N S K , 5 7 I X if K fc. av.. . rv pi fy. Lx , Q Nr-my k 'fm . .Q i 81 satis? sig we X ., 35 B exif' S-5 za, :xi R E X .5 .f X' si r' R YT.. . tg lit- Sk N-fig, A x was 'K --nf K' ig i , QA' Nr it we fe iz P in ig ..,. .::, If as nfs fuk X '35 'A Sophomores . hx ,fr I f .w g ry J Q L A 'iff 1 X Y s W as Q.. sr if J f J ,gf ,tg Q Sa T l Q : J we N 1 , ,' Xtfew '-,k. W' X Q . yy J E - K Q .X vi ' A K W ..kh 1 E ,W fi .4 . J S J S hi s J ,iif . 5 i S s B ti ig X, C .fx i R Q -'Neff M N. Q S,.x lk 7 'c V1 EA... 'F' ,sw 3, A . 51 , ,gm A' ., Q .. 5'- .r,,, sf Q Q 3 are l r Q, Y -NYX K 1 wk, I? ig C3 L- an ig who 55 2'i'm 'F was it 'ae K 3:33 Q r .R , 2. A W. ab, Q L... - or - X V X? . r '59 V ,M-n r, b X Q Xe 82 Q ef- Q our riqiv sf ig-Y.. xy I X 1 1 ,Y . ,, f an- X ...LQ lg, Charles Bostian Eddie Bostian Glenda Bradshaw Jay Bradshaw Joan Brafford Lelia Breakfield Charles Brooks Cliff Brown Robert Brown Gary Brumley Patricia Brumley Charles Burr Golen Burris Lynn Burris Jeffery Cagle Randy Campbell John Carter Brenda Castor Michael Charles Linda Clanton Johnny Clark Kathy Clark Donald Clement Robert Christenbury Vickie Connor Kathy Jean Cook Susan Cook J an Correll Alan Corriher Randy Corriher Marilyn Craig Cathy Cress Danny Cress David Cress Marilyn Cress Eddie Cross Barry Crowe Bobby Curlee Arnold Daniels Delores Davis Danny Davis Cindi Deadmon Cathy Deal ,Connie Louise Deal 1 fx Kenny Deal Patti Deal Debbie DeMarcus John Dishmon Phil Dobson Larry Donahue Franklin Downs Herman Eagle Linda Eagle Tommy Earnhardt Doris Eckard Shirley Edwards Carolyn Elder Dene Eller Patti Eller Stephen Ellsworth Albert Evans Tommy Faggart Larry Farmer Clark Faucette, Jr. Ernie Faw Mike Fink Tim Finney Ronnie Fite Tony Fite Bonita Fleming Mike Foutz Beverly Freeze Gary Freeze Rebecca Freeze Sheila Freeze Wanda Kay Freeze Toni Frye Belinda Funderburk Sherry Funderburk Jimmy Furr Richard Futrell Sharon Graver Myra Gaskey Patricia Gaskey Garry Gaskins Becky Goodman Lois Goodman Steve Goodman Donna Goodnight Ray Gouge Barry Graham Anne Greene Peggy Grisdale Pa.m Gulledge Stanley Haley Henry Hampton Tommy Hammett Brenda Hance Frankie Harris Selma Harris Johnny Harrington Herbert Hartley Vaughn Hatley Renee Hedrick Steve Heglar Sandy Hendren Alfred Hendrick Barbara Herman s 3 u 'T A - . .. , gi 2 .... gg ,4 1? 35 ' K ye. la 'V' ., M 3 1 J tp- f We be - za- .J fix W 1 .34 ,, ' EZ, S 4. xc 9 li f x, . .M . ei- Q iff gif , Y Sai? B xi X f 'Qs ax L3 31 N , A i ., S a fi. 7 , gig, .:,:Lq ,idg, qr,,':Q Sig ::.' b, i g: ,.,b S S X 1, .. , .,:gi, a e A S 9 g e S A- ' -. . A uw S . get 'gl A 3 v , . ,Q .W 1 :ag nf - . . .. -1, Y eww-f - X 1 i ' 'K W se it we-A gm-at . , Y W Q i,: ..::.,: . as . k vm a 5 X A ff - . . H Q 1 r f f 1 A sa, 5 'QR -as x , ' R R' Ifix. x if 5 we u' A 1 K 5 U ws? 1 get SM .S 51-DBI gg ,Q Q ww, 1.. M Av au. R. X w gr . Sm 'E .'E5 ee tt S 83 f I x L Q-M' X, if ...M 'PN , 2 get JH, x, 5 g I. ..r.. E , q V S Billy Herndon i Sherry Hess - 4 I ' Ardraine Hester i it 'N' N., V V in-A Mike Hiu in 3' Kay Hinson G if? J f V Vickie Hiiisoii K is 1 I Tony Hobbs i 1 5 L J J i K Sue Hogan M V f A A Barbara Holshouser ' N - , i i J -4 Mary Elizabeth Hooks to 'Q V 2 V -rr J Vu Charlie Hooper V V at we V -5- Grace Hudson ii ' V- iV- kv Darrell Hurley iff . V Fredrick Jefferies . V Dorothea Jones V ' . Tse, ., . . A X i ii A A if Harold Jones Vi.. 5 42 VV Q- ji L if Pat J ones .ff L-vii ? Terrie Johnson i . Chip Karriker V . fini' J , V. Vi iVV Dennis Karriker s . Q, . Vg ' , Larry Karriker f W V - . V J V ,,, Z -, V Mark Keuei ,, , K 5: is ii' .X VW Hilda Kepley -P-N G J' kkei W i. X irii W f ' 5 It Charlie King K W' xfj 5' , I xx P . Mary Kirkman 'iififf i 'Q Theresa Kitchen VV i 1' '- i G Cecilia Kluttz - is , H .i .., i 'i K ' f' i J' -' G f L Gloria Kluttz 5- ' , ' -77, V V Kathy Kluttz S 5 i we i ' ' - ii iii'soi gt Paulette Kluttz f 1 3 1 -nu. Wi? V WN. V Q, ji t :za hi i ' XV fx f S ,.:7:iV ,M i Vx .. ' ' Q lx, X . L . 5 .gg K V V. ' Q. V S-c . X, I xr soil Q ' 5 84 'iff' -V Vi I YQ Q., x-- T- 1, as K Q x. ... Roger Lee J ames Lefler Susan Lewis Arthur Liles Vickie Linker Becky Lipe Doyle Lipe Ann Little Leslie Lomon La.nette Long Janice Long Gary Lowder Debbie Lowery Pat Lowery Ronald Lowery Paul Luckey David Lunsford Johnny Marsh Kenneth Martin Tommy Martin Terry Maxwell Gray McCall Karen McCorkle Stacy McDaniel -, tux f .. i yi M bfi Q P '- P Q. if-11? -- Joy Mcoainard . A , Dickie McGuire P L' H in 25, . Salah McKinney 6, -- in Michael McLaughlin of y 'Q ff 5 'J 'K Y - Terry McNeely A Ss X is 0' ' J Cathy Miner P, De ora ' er E5 Q b h Min P P L J Mike Miner 2, Q eb',. .I gf if ' Ronnie Miller 5 if N Robert Mofiit ' . p To ' Q zz' . A , -A X' 'BDennis Moore J xv or j to L Elizabeth Morgan . D J K D Ray Morgan Q -D - - -LL A Rilla Morgan N-V. ra. - , 0 Howard Morris 'tk i g gf ., N' Robbie Morrow ' it J I , ev' PM 51 X ,Q 'H Tom Morton ti' A I , 1' Daren Mun Q Y N P Debbie Mullis 1 X A ' 1 ' Pamela Nance -- M f ' Wit 9 -L. i. Thomas Neely '-:. ,L ' f ,fag Mike Nesbit i t o P J ShiY1eY0'Ne3l ' o x 5 Q . K ' E 5- V! Carolyn Osborne at-i ii ' sr- A Lynda Orvin gg x 5 g kulug M Fred Overcash R. P I ,,- 5 57 Melody Overcash t 15 QQ Danny Owens l, 5 I o rggi , Darryl Padgett X w gk lf Larry Page Alvin Park Jane Parks Alan Patterson Allen Peeler Dianne Pethel Jean Pittman Eddie Plott Beth Price Jerry Price Bill Query Tony Ra.ry Cordelia Reovis Debbie Reynolds Larry Rhodes Frosty Riddle Betty Sue Ritchie Mike Roach Billy Roberts David Roberts Judy Roberts Roy Robinson Johnny Rogers James Rollings Sarah Rollins Sophomores ns. X -r M , .W 3 lazily . Q.:- fx. wit' as P -N J f ' stio r g 5' at R 's ei . A - fx Q ' .-:, -if ia, L W- Q3-fr A - it - ' in A R as L '--. at P' iis' . I 5 N? fi EWY it 'Q N PL 85 f is R, Sophomores . I ii! ,- , g 555 -,: . - . 9 I s - ai, Q, a W! - jf, . a s Q E . f I, X594 i n S in 3 E 1 'K as KWSH-'ina 1' if .. , 1 Qt + VS- 'i ' 'L Q f we A, 5, W' S: i' 'xx s, f f ., . M XA M. 'JA' we 1 ,f q.. .. rf S .2-43 A-095 Y .L... gn, tg.f N. - ' ' J ,I JI! :js 'ff ' , bfi S5355 be fs as was F in gf X P1 Q' Q54 an ,S rg cy, ,wi -me as K .V 'p y u... S. 3 J J: A R61- 86 1 at ws. J. ai, ' vm F' kr vi .MN f a '4'v z X f gt if .lg ' X 'ix ml Ei firm Y'- W, 1 .-fi ng .E ,- Q'.i.,.s fit' ,.-f.fs,j- -. , , J Mike Ross James Rule Mike Rumple Donna Russell Grady Russell Sue Sain Imetra Sanders Jean Scercy Kathy Schenk David Seaford Sandy Seagle Debbie Seagraves Terry Seagraves Larry Sechler Renee Shaver Tony Shaver Benny Sheeks Leon Sheely Robert Sheely Steven Sheets Donna Shipwash Lynne Shipwash Gary Shoaf Darrell Shue Nancy Simmons Karen Sloan Donna Sloop Judy Sloop Marcia Sloop Pat Sloop Billy Smith Brenda Smith Buddy Smith Danny Smith Karen Smith Kenny Smith Janet Sorrow David Sprinkle Sharon Stafford Dennis Stamey Judy Stamper Linda Stanford Michael Stephens Barbara Sturdivant Jolene Stirewalt Buddy Stone Janette Stoner Danny Storie Tommy Suther Sheila Sutton Janice Swanson Patricia Tarlton Martha Tarelton Terry Teater Shelby Anita Thomas Beverly Thompson Deborah Tinsley Dorothy Torrence Stephen Trexler Wayne Trexler David Tuck Julia Faye Turnage Gary Upright Brenda Wagner Ceolia Wallar Drenia Waller Nancy Walter Marsha Washam Terry Watts Jannette Weeks Chris Wensil Phyllis White Kay Whittington Robert Wilhelm Howard Williams Lois Williams Roger Williams Tommy Willis Carolyn Wilson Deborah Wilson Cathey Wise Bobby Wood Kenny Wood Peggy Woody Keith Wooten Jimmy Wright Linda Wright Ronnie Wright Phyllis Yarborough Johnny York Salley Yost Pat Young Eggers A . ,X uw f Sis. K www 5-fi .,,. ,. vw JF 6-x r, fb ' Wi N X N as is .X -3f9'9fNg.x rms ga' K 15 S L 'gf '25, .vim-N f as f we S X X K: gil Q We I, alia? K, fri my fi. Nt., nf Vf 4 gi-,gg ',, wi'i 9liQ 4 .Sb 6 ..' k 4 v- ' X-ffff R ,Q Q. Rte: ,wiv ,. laws M. Q. ,..... 2 N, Y nh- f X V1 Q, r gf X X I 2 'Sw l - D we H isis 'W i'ir ,Q K X 5 K gi ii Y gg, kk - .gi lls 574.900 87 'Wu fm 'wi I 3? n the Go Toward Honoring The beauties, the helpful, and the brainsfhonored beeause they deserve it. The dances and the queensfre- mernbered because ol' their speeialness. The big events and the outstanding peoplefe-recognized by all and in- cluded in the best memories ofthe seniors. It is with pride that they are honored and remembered. W Sharon Corriher's musical talent is used to benefit the school and the community. She serves South as president of the I-'.H.A. and as a member of various clubs. She has been a faith- ful member of the annual staff serving as assistant editor. Hall of Fame Dan Ewing is an outstanding member of the science classes. He has been an asset to the annual staff in developing and en- larging pictures for their use. QM-eff Mary Goodnight is recognized for her service as president of the Pep Club and her contribution to the basketball team. Four members of the senior class are chosen by the faculty for their outstanding service to the school and community. These students do much for the school without obtaining a great deal of recognition. Nelson Goodnight has served South well as a member of the football squad. He also is an outstanding member of the F.F.A. National Merit Scholarship Finalists 'wif Gail Hatley Loretta Valenski Katherine Reynolds Scholarship Finalist yy yt ,f i , pf Q V ., A ' if I' Angela Free I Morehead Scholarship Nogainees 6 Sammy Morgan Gary Weant Terry Weaver ,EIic.Be-a!eL 91 gfssau, is Gs Vickie Parks Robert Alexander Judy Beaver 5155.73 Carl Caldwell S144 50 5300.45 5223.41 Magazine Awards The senior class sells subscriptions to leading magazines to help defray the cost of the annual. This year the senior class sold 557472.38 worth of subscriptions to make this a record-selling class. Certificates of merit were awarded all who sold 525.00 or more. Fifteen students sold more that 25100.00 worth of magazines: Vickie Parks, Robert Alex- ander, Judy Beaver, Carl Caldwell, Beverly Er- vin, Beth McNeely, Sharon Horton, Billy Mabe, Herbert Burris, Dan Ewing, Eric Beaver, Carol Carter, Toni Phillips, Thomas Linebarrier, John- ny Belk. Prizes for the top four! Mr. McCrea.ry, Principal, Larry Weddington, Nathan Kirkley, Coach Bill Dooley, Charlie King, Nelson Goodnight, Larry Mr. Linder, Coach. Weddington, Mr. Clement Eudy, Nathan Kirkley. Athletic Banquet One of the highlights of the school year is the athletic banquet sponsored by the Booster,s Club. This banquet honors the football teams, the band, and cheerleaders. lt is held during the early part of December. Everyone enjoys a delicious meal. 93 Miss Merr Christmas Debbie Pless nf. -- X L x CONTESTANTS2 Shal'0I1 HO1'f0I1, RCHC5 Craig, Sheila Debbie and Mike Flowers enjoy a few relaxing moments. Shive, Debbie Hancock, Russie Watson, and Debbie Pless, 94 Miss Homecoming Patrlcla Benson Mr. McCrea.1'y crowns the new queen. J! , 42 V -dgwf V I n S ' .3 Queen and Escort. Sammy Morgan v '-5 'Was WS' 95 C VZA. ff :ji g Q YQ 3 M ff-Q? SI NIOR ATTENDANT Barbara Austm SLNIOR ATT! NDANT Rhonda Crowe IUNIOR ATTI NDANF C1 ul I Llkur JUNIOR ATI! NDANI Shgrry L azcr 0' F P yu' 'ar av 'erw'r'aK ewW f QW j W! 4? I 1 .m . ' 5 5. 5'E' Ex if e 9 6' 6 ff or 0 r JA Q 'O 0 6 6 6 Q e 4 Q 4- X'!'X'X'X X I 15 1.1.1. 6 1. N x -nn Q ,A 4. ATTINDANTSZ Lcliu Brcakficld. Sherry Loafer. Burburu ALINUIK Queen. Put Bcmong lil1omi11C'ruxxu. Gail lelxcr. k lnixrim- Nhmli SOPIIOMORI-Q ATTIQNDANT: Christim' Wcnsil SOPHONIORL -X'I l'l.NlJ.'XNVl': Lclru Brmkfiuld liSf'ORTt Butch Freeman liSCfOR'I': Jerry York vor HA'gr'-ff' ug sxex axe D Q fyifm 273 0 L! K Aja. On the Go Toward Participating What do we do? We attend the Roman banquet, present plays, assist the librarian, learn new methods of math, speak French, sponsor science fairs, and parti- cipate in state and national affairs. Who are we? We are the active club members -f on the go through- out the school year. Cheerleaders What would a ball game be like without our spirited cheerleaders? They are always on the go. A trait necessary to all successful cheerleaders is enthusiasm. The girls who proudly wear the red and black put themselves wholeheartedly into living up to their dynamic reputations. ,f,g.,,,3V , ,,k. K J Xi. ,. , - , Miss .Q ,sf ,M Ready for the Pep Rally! Phyllis Scercy Shelia Shivc Angela Freeze Sherry Leazer 100 7 Linda Wyatt Lynn Powell ? i '5 '? 'X' 'E 1 as o E 7.5 . magna? Debbie Belk Pat Benson Tr 1 zu , g gy f Y 1 , , K rv f , K - Hz, w K Billie Sheets , Judy Roberts Martha Rudisill Glenda Donaldson 101 'lui THIRD PERIOD CHORUS OFFICERS: President, Phil Gaddyg Vice President, George Taylorg Q Secretary, Becky Lipeg Treasurer, Mike Smithg Historian, Sharon Rowland. FOURTH PERIOD CHORUS OFFICERS: President, Sharon Corriherg Vice President, Randy Overcashg Secretary, Shelia Shiveg Treasurer, Sammy Morgang Historian, Angela Freeze. 'IO2 MAJORETTES: Pam Nance,Cathy McCall, Ann Little, Vickie Mabry, Carla Goodman, Russie Watson, chief. DRUM MAJORETTE: Lisa Hurst LETTERGIRLS: Rhonda Crowe, Debbie Pless, Kathy Kluttz, Becky Sloop, Carol Alexander. f Mop, i ' fl V r Us 'X LA' 'J 'li - M W A g p l , i,: . . , , p 4, 4, . i n . t' ff ef : 1- P 'rt .nr- l m .gg -fi South Rowan Senior High MR. CHARLICS DRIVER DIRICCTOR 104 Everyone at South Rowan looks to the band for leadership at all the football games and other acti- vities. Two of the highlights of the year are the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. The band also participates in various parades and in the band contest. U Ky! xxx 'I E V' , 7 W: f ' xf ' 4' f M 9 A P' ' '-Fw' 'ctw :,.f V--W fXwW':'xiX ' ff ik Y A ff :Q : t',,f,.Tf:u': -lf ai I -'S A 57 Q . 'V Y h , X' A If .33-af ' Q , w ' ,'fl', L, ini' . 'Z' ff' :-'.4..4 9' Ja, 39 ' Ov yu 1f xx 1 ' wi . fx W- iU'M'i X -ul' H- 6 .f 2' 59:-w M W Wff x ? FT if'.5f ?:g , N E :f f -LT 1.' fL ff A 'WW fa : ' if +f!'! f- ff! 3' ,J ' Six ,L 2 ifwz? fl? .'? 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Photo Editors: Margaret Quantz, Sandra Rary, Patti Sain, Betty Simpson. Sports: Billy Mabe, Martha Rudisill. Typists: Earlene Lipe, Nancy Davis, Joyce Sloop, Mary Goodnight, Judy Beaver, Amanda Scott. 106 THE DIXIELAND HERALD STAFF: Joyce Sloop, Joyce Lambert, John Belk, Ted Carpenter, Irene Hamm, Wanda Martin, Diane Freeze, Randy Bassinger, Jo Ann Wagoner, Elyca McCorkle, Terry Park, Mike Hartis. Dixieland Herald Q3 Joyce Sloop MIS- Lonnie WiSC Joyce Lambert Co-Editor Advisor Co-Editor 107 V2.2 I b ' Ii. Nm.-f', S , B W' 4 President 4 lst V. President 2nd V. President Secretary Treasurer Sammy Morgan Terry Weaver Charles Cornelius Barbara Austin Tommy Young Student Bod Officers Mrs. Clyde Bostian Advisor Ninas SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Pat Benson, Billy Mabe, Earlene Lipe, Teddy Carpenter, Gary Weant, ,Q Mike Smith, Joyce Sloop, Carolyn Crowe, and Judy I Roberts. ,Q SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Lynn Shipwash, Nancy Walter, Becky Lipe, Sherry Smith, Randy Cornher, Sandy Hendren, Eddie JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Carol Alexander, Cindy Coan, Hazel Bostian, Connie Belk, Ernie Paw, Pam Gulledge, Cindy Barnhardt, Goodwin, Anne Freeze, Lisa Hurst, Karen Feimster, Barbara Brown, Cathy Kluttz, Lelia Breakfield. Cathy Overcash, Steve Campbell, Darryl Corriher. K . S 8 President Gary Weant lr' is jew. Secretary Judy Roberts I. in f . X' A,,, , ' ffm' , Q M ,r gg ,,'V he N if L Adviser Mrs. Richard Smith Vice President Angela Freeze Al Treasurer Rhonda Crowe ,r,, t VVVA .. ,... ,,,. W ww ' ' V S4 L 1 f ar My vw-M. Rig' y V. Vvrr f M u me A r ,r E-IiS?..ES2,Ql.QIf Judy Beaver Carolyn Crowe ,,,, it , ff ,.,, f ,W . 5'vZ55Zii 'Zf'i'i:'5' . f4 '4 N ' 93? fi f ,r ,, 2'1 N'WAWw-fiiaffrlyff 1i,L,,f f ' , A 1 e,,. .,, ', . f - ,f., , -ff--f A , J -A ' A .- ' K fbi? k kk ,f-,,' 425' .M fff?iI'iQ , ,V M , m,,,,,, ,. , 5 V f if , in 5 is , V .,,, - an , fr W.. lg:-1' ,f Y A me Marvin McGrady Hilda Sloan Mary Anne Thompson 109 Debbie Hancock Gail Hatley Marsha Herman 14 . W ,f 'Marlo ' in ff Hyff-wif' 3 V V Aff-rw: f ffrehwm-f A G, if H1 up--Q w Loretta Valenski Terry Weaver OFFICERS: President, Sharon Corriherg V. President, Patsy Kerr, Secretary, Deb- bie Hancockg Treasurer, Karen Caubleg Reporter, Carol Hill, Song Leader, Susan Caubleg Parliamentarian, Earlene Lipeg Historian, Martha Rudisillg Advisers, Mrs. Sloopg Miss Dillard. Future Homemakers of America The F.H.A. is a national organization for girls who are taking, or have taken, home economics. lt offers an opportunity for further development in planning and carrying out further homemaking. 'hw 1, - , 0 ,fries ,, ,MM K 41 We V ' M r. ln - Russic Watson presents a gift to Miss Sheppard OFFICERS: President, Gail Hatleyg V. President, Carolyn Crowe: during National Education Week. Secretary, Debbie Hancock: Treasurer, Sammy Morgan: Asst. Treas., Karen Lcarg Historian, Mary Ray Kiserg Parliamentarian, Angela Freezeg Songleader, Randy Ovcrcash. Advisers, Mrs. Poole, Mr. Koontz. Future Teachers of America The purpose of the F.T.A. is to interest students essential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great in the profession of teaching, to learn about opportuni- teachers, and to foster the development of student ties in teaching, to cultivate the qualities desirable and leadership. 111 X Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: Cecil Cress, President, Eddie Beaver, Vice Presidentg Nelson Good- night, Secretary: Elbert Efird, Treasurer. Adviser, Mr. Hampton: Reporter, Henry Hampton, Sentinelg Dale Goodman. 1 12 The purpose of the F.F.A. is to develop each member for useful citi- zenship through training in leadership, thrift, and cooperativeness as it per- tains to agricultural business, plant sci- ence, agricultural engineering, soil sci- ence, community resources, animal sci- ence and orientation and guidance as they relate to agricultural occupations in our community. OFFICERS: President, Mary Goodnight: Vice President, Steve Campbell: Secretary, Mary Anne Thompsong Treasurer, Jerry Meredith: Publicity Chairmen: Darryl Corriher, Martha Rudisillg Adviser, Mrs. Evans. Pep Club The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit, and to induce support of school activities. It sponsors bus transportation to gain larger support at away-from-home games, encour- ages the sale of pennants, and presents momentos to the graduating athletes. Anyone who is a stu- dent at South Rowan is eligible for membership. V, ., .,,. , . 113 Journalism Club This club is open to students who have a genuine interest in writing and who wish to help foster increased loyalty for and pride in our school by working on the staff of the Dzbcieland Herald. OFFICERS: President, Joyce Sloopg Vice President, Diane Freeze, Secretary, Joyce Lam- bert, Treasurer, Mike Hartis. Adviser, Mrs. Wise. Membership in the D. E. club is open to D E students who are active participants in the distributive education program. OFFICERS: Gloria Eller, Presidentg Martha Michael, V. President, Kenneth Stamey, Associate President, Jane Sel- lers, Secretary, Sherry Burris, Treasurerg Linda Hamm, Historian, Vickie Mabry, Social Secretary, Gary Morris, Parliamen- tariang Mike Fink, Photographer. Ad- viser, Mr. Rogers. 114 Librar Science Club Phe Library Club is an association of library assistants who show enthusiasm and interest in library work. Bus Drivers ! fr 949 OFFICERS: Mike Axiom, Presidentg Billy Hig- gins, Vice Pres.: Pat Benson, Secretary, Gail Burchette, Treasurer. Adviser, Mrs. Linn. These boys and girls have a great responsibility in providing transportation for the students. These students serve the school and their fellow students well. 115 Latin Club OFFICERS: President, Debbie Hancockg Vice President, Eddie Bostiang Secretary and Treasurer, Mark Plummer. Adviser, Miss Lang- gpanish Club OFFICERS: President, Donna Jacksong Vice President, Mark Baldwing Secretary, Carol Alexanderg Treasurer, Debra Hardy. Adviser Mrs. Baldwin. 116 Science Club OFFICERS: President, Mary Ray Kiserg Vice President, Fred Whiteg Secretary, Sandra Raryg Treasurer, Elyca McCorkle. Program Committee: Nancy Davis, JoAnn Wagner, Wanda Martin, Sharon Horton. Adviser, Mrs. Johnston. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote ities for the members. lt is open to those who have interest in the various fields of science and through taken or are taking a science course. visiting professional people open vocational possibil- w 117 OFl'lCliRS: President, Mike Linn? Vice President, Mary Goodnight, Secretary, Martha Rudisillg Treasurer, Sharon Horton, Reporter, Pam Greenway, Photographer, Jimmy Hodgesg Reporter, Cynthia Dialg Photographer, Randy Con- dreyg Advisor, Mrs. Evans. Dramatics Club The purpose of the South Rowan dramatics club is to interest high school students in the field of acting, of technical directing, and of make-up and costuming. The club directs and produces at least one play each year, and sponsors some programs in oratory. Member- ship in this club is open to students of speech and drama and to other interested students. 118 Math Club The primary purpose of the math club is to stimu- late interest in mathematics. This can be done by introducing the members to new topics and by discus- sing topics in which they have expressed an interest. The objectives of the club are to put into use audio-visual materials and library materials which can- not be used in the regular instructional programg to encourage work on mathematical projectsg to help members obtain information about vocations that use mathematicsg to secure information concerning college requirementsg and to give recognition to the outstand- ing mathematics students. OFFICERS: Loretta Valenski, Presidentg Dan Ewing, V Presidentg Mary Ray Kiser, Secretaryg Gail Hatley, Treasurer Mr. Carpenter, Sponsor. 119 ,W , wiv VY ,fwfiwm Wm ,, Y 1 wfmuw Q - W awww yy., Z, 7 V Hwy, fw 'W-nf, wfdlfww M4 n the Go Toward Competing Action! The clock starts. The players move. The court, the field, the track, the diamond -these are the scenes for action. The competition is keen. Everyone is excited. Every victory wins approvalg every defeat stings. vw I , A,,N,,,,,,,, , ' la, 4 .,,....-M.,-,awe 4 , I MW ' '-- f r VARSITY SQUAD: Quarterbacks: Buddy Hancock, Jay Bradshaw, Mike Smith, Robert Karriker,Halfbacks.' Danny Lowder, Larry Graeber, Mike Bracey, Ronald Wilson, Mike Sellers, Charles Cline, Mark Baldwin, Ray Robinson, Larry Weddingtong Fullbacksi Jerry Brown, Ronnie Petliel, Eddie Lee, Centers: Eddie Faw, Ricky Lowder, David Goodnight, Bob Curleeg Guards: Eddie Beaver, Gerald Oliphant, Ricky Lipe, Frankie Raymer, Roger Moore, Curtis Atwellg Tackles: Nathan Kirkley, Nelson Goodnight, Joe Little John, Dennis Spry, Larry Williams, Ronnie Chandler, Phil Gaddyg Ends: Ted Carpenter, Bill Bloodworth, Charles Cornelius, Paul Luckey, Bryce Brown. ill' Ts' . . 9' f- Fi? Mr. Linder Coach 1: iiii, ' K L ,ififw ,..- S s A L f ' i as v21 'f'i'?.lfsZi,.Jt grim X A A V t t i 'A Mr. Murphy Asst. 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Keith Beaver, Lawrence Eller, Bob Bloodworth, Mike Roach, Van Hatley, Danny Smith, Chip Atwell, Terry Maxwell, Fullbackss Charlie King, Marcus Alsbrooks, Leslie Lowman, Don Hinso Randy Corriherg Centers: Cliff Brown, Donald Babb, Pat Jones, Alan Corriherg Guards: Phil Dobson, Mike Ross, Tack es: onnie Wilcox, Ricky Morgan, Ray Gauge, John Carter, Ends: Bill Herndon, David Sprinkle, Stanley Haley, Gray McCall, Donald Bost, Thomas Neely. . . Team Mr. Higgins Asst. Football VV K . V Vsfaggggg ,,,,. ' .V . il ' Vg - Y VVVVVV, , V V55 ,V if EiMfAE ,,,l,,,V Mr. Koontz, V V V V Asst. Football V.., . , - V Coach as ,, , - V r N ' V .,.,. , A r 127 LY MABE Capta JERRY FRANKS FRANKLIN RHYNE Varsity Basketball TERRY WEAVER FREDDIE FREEZE MIKE SMITH 128 nh. . 'Uh Mn ag V sv-Q, VARSITY TEAM: B' Mabe, Mike Smith, Charles Cornelius, Marvin Murdock, Mike Corriher, Ralph Connor, Franklin Rhyne Freddie Freeze, Jerry Franks, ammy Morgan, Larry Duncan, Frankie Harris, Jerry Meredith, Terry Weaver, Ronald Wilson. Manag ers: Steve Campbell, Darryl Corriher. Mr. Higgins Coach 129 . . A , f' .Q ,S Q . Rebels SAMMY MORGAN RALPH CONNOR Q' MIKE CORRIHER F 2 T N2 T X Q Q 3 X X f J. V. TEAM: Gary Lowde JQQQQ Bobo Lefler, Jay Bradshaw, Donald Bost, Danny Smith, Terry Watts, Terry Maxwell, Teddy Thomas, Gray McC , Alan Menius, Darrell Shue, Henry Hampton, Mike Young, Johnny York. Managers: Franklin Corriher, Ernie Faw. Junior Varsity Basketball Mr. Koontz Coach 131 REBELLETTES: Rhonda Crowe, Sharon Horton, Mary Goodnight, Barbara Austin, Carolyn Crowe, Dene Eller, Cathy Overcash, Vickie Ludwig, Sharon Shue, Barbara Brown, Zubecca Daughtery. Kathy Kluttz, Sherry Smith, Sandy Hendren, Coach Wilhelm, Kathy Beaver, Shirley Edwards. Christine Wensil, Cindy Barnhardt, Kathy Cress, Dianne Pethel. MANAGERS: Cynthia Coan, Marsha Herman. Mrs. Wilhelm Coach 132 W Rhonda Crowe MUS' G00dl1iShf Reb elettes N 133 Ca.rolyn Crowe Rebelettes f f ,f f ' Q fi ' ' sig- .li 5 A 4 V g? 1 in . b L- H Q? ' ' - - E S 'ns Fig! - i Q E y F L ig. F gf? - is ,QW liwig . T 2 :ii .5 is? X A E sri ,q ,X it Mi.. 'IU' . un' K mi - NSW Phil Dobson, Jackie Gilmore, Dickie McGuire, Gary Freeze, Tim Evans, l, James Herndon, Cecil Cress, Donnie Wilcox, Elbert Eiird, Kirby Fry, Robert Wilhelm, Frankie Raymer, Keith Beaver, Eddie Beaver, Gerald Oliphant, Charles Cline, Phil Gaddy, Joe Louis Littlejohn, Eddie Stamger, Mike McLaughlin, Jerry Brown, Larry Williams, Nelson Goodnight, Ronnie Chandler, Nathan Kjrkley. Wrestling Team I 'Sk X Ui? av- Sk 'K we x 2 I Robert Linder Coach 135 iGNiimw.e . ---. 'KUYYNWNK x ROBERT EUGENE ALEXANDER, JR. Curtis Club Pin, Magazine Campaign 3. ARTHUR STEPHEN AM ICK Bus Driver 2, 3, Choms 2, 3, Choral Ensemble 2, Choral Pbstival 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Latin Club 1, 2, 3. RICHARD TALMADGE ANDREWS, JR. F.T.A. 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 3, Hi-Y 1, Student Assembly I, Certificate of Merit, Mag- azine Campaign, French Club I, 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN AUSTIN Basketball 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3, Student Body Officer, Secretary 3, Student Assembly 2, Homecoming Attendant 2, 3. MICHAEL JAMES AXSOM Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Library Club 2, President 3, Pep Club 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Bus Drivers Club 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign 3, Dramatics 3, Latin Club 1. MIKE BAKER National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Hi-Y 1, Superlative - - Best Person- ality, Class Offices - Treasurer I, Vice-President 2, 3, French Award 2. LINDA DARLENE BARBEE CHERYL SUZANNE BEAVER EDDIE LANE BEAVER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. JUDY ELAINE BEAVER National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 3, Science Club 3, Basketball 1, South- erner Staff - Typist 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign 3, Marshal 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Math Club 3, Sophomore Prom Repre- sentative 1. EARL ERIC BEAMER ' National Honor Society 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, Student Assembly 1, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Math Club 3. MARY CATHERINE BEAVER TERRY LEE BEAVER F.F.A. 3, Bus Driver 2, D.E. Club 3. JOHN THOMAS BELK Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin, Spanish Club 1, Joumalism Club 1, 2, 3, Math Club 3, Staff of Dixieland Herald. VICKIE JUNE BENFIELD F.H.A. 1, 3. PATRICIA LANE BENSON F.H.A. 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Library Club, Secretary 3, Homecoming Queen 3, Student As- sembly 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign 3, Latin Club 1, 2. RICHARD CHARLES BERRYMAN Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. JOHN WAYNE BLEVINS Baseball 1. WILLIAM F. BLOODWORTH Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Track 2,Hi-Y 1, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, French Club 1, 2, 3. ROGER MAURICE BOST Baseball 3. CLIFFORD CDOCJ BOWLIN Joumalism Club I, 2, Staff of Dixieland Herald I, 2. DEWEY MICHAEL BOWLIN JENNIFER LOUVA BRADSHAW President of Sophomore Class, Transfer Stu- dent from Orange High School, Hillsborough. SUSAN MARIAN BRADSHAW JERRY BROWN Football 2, 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Most valu- able JV Football Player, Most valuable in Track, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. KAREN BUNN EDDIE BUNTON Bus Driver 2, D.E. Club 3, Bus Driving Award 2. PATRICIA GAIL BURCHETTE F.H.A. 2, Library Club, Treasurer 3, Journalism Club 3. SHERYEE JOAN BURGESS HERBERT ALEXANDER BURRIS, JR. Chonis 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Curtis Club Pin, Magazine Campaign. ROBERT MICHAEL BURRIS Band 1, 2. SHERRY LA RUE BURRIS D.E. Club, Treasurer 3, Student Assembly 1, Pep Club 2, D.E. Sweetheart 3. LANNY DALE BURTON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2. MAJOR EUGENE BURTON Chonis 2. BARBARA BUTLER F.H.A. 1, Transfer Student from Aggrey Me- morial. CARL FRANK CALDWELL, JR. Bus Driver 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Pep Band 2, Certifi- cate of Merit, Curtis Club Pin, 4th place sales- man, - Magazine Campaign. MARILYN CALDWELL Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MICHAEL KEITH CAMPBELL Latin Club 2. PAMELA SUZETTE CAMPBELL F.H.A. 2. TEDDY JOE CARPENTER Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Superlative - Most Courteous, Student Assembly 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. LINDA CAROL CARTER F.H.A. 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Curtis Club Pin, - Magazine Campaign, Spanish Club 3. BETTY JO CHAMBERS Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Spanish Club. RONNIE LEE CHANDLER Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3. TERRI ANN CHESTER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Most Popular, Assistant Editor of Southemer Staff, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Girls Play Day 2. VICKIE ELAINE CHRISTY Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. DEBORAH ALVINA CLIFTON F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. CHARLES EDWARD CLINE Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 137 JOHNNY HOVIS CLOER Bus Driver 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Student Assem- bly 1, Bus Drivers Club 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Journalism Club 2, Math Club 3. TERESA RENEE COBB F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND LEROY CONDREY, JR. Bus Driver 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Dramatics Club 3. RALPH TRUMAN CONNOR F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Math Club 3. SUSAN ELAINE coaiuaii. Pep club 2. DANNY DORIAN CORRIHER Band 1, 2, D.E. Club 3. JEFFREY A. CORRIHER F.T.A. 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 3, Student Assembly 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, All-State Band Clinic 1, 2, 3, State Band Contest 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL GREY CORRIHER Basketball 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Maga- zine Campaign, Industrial Arts Award 1. SHARON DIANNE CORRIHER F.H.A. 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, Chorus 1, Secretary 2, President 3, Superlative - Most Courteous, Assistant Co-Editor 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Girls State 2, Choral Festival 2, 3. DONNA RENEE CRAIG F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Girls Playday 1. JENNIE CRAIG F.H.A. 3, Dramatics 3. CECIL RAY CRESS F.F.A. 1, 2, President 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Most Valuable Base- ball Player 2, AllCounty Baseball 2, AlI-Confer- ence Baseball 2. DARCEL CRESS Transfer student from Northside. TERRY JAMES CRESS D. E. Club 3, Wrestling 1. CAROLYN DIANE CROWE National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Vice- President 3, F.H.A. 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Student Assembly 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, aedile 3, Journalism Club 1. RHONDA LYNN CROWE National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Sponsor I, 2, Chief Sponsor 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Best Looking, Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Latin Club 1. LOUIS EUGENE CULP Bus Driver 1, 2, Booster Club 3. DIANA KAY DAGENHART F.H.A. 2, Bible Club 2, Pep Club 2, Journalism Club 2, Circulation Staff of Dixieland Herald 2. NANCY RUTH DAVIS Chonis 2, 3, Science Club 3, Typist on South- erner Staff, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Ca 'i- paign. KAREN EVAN DENNIS Bible Club 1, Chorus 3, Basketball 1, Girls Playday 1. CYNTHIA MARIE DIAL F.H.A. 1, 3, Southemer Staff - Solicitor, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3. TERRY RICHARD DONAHUE Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. GLENDA RENEE DONALDSON Cheerleader 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Spanish Club - Secre- tary 1, Journalism Club 2. JOSEPH HENRY DOWNS lll F.F.A. I, Basketball 3, Wrestling 3. KENNETH ADOLPHUS EDDLEMAN, JR. Band 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Latin Club 1, Pep Band 2, 3. DONALD WRENN EDWARDS F.F.A. 1, Track 3. ELBERT STEVEN EFIRD F.F.A. I, 2, Treasurer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Wrestl- ing 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- mn. LINDA GAIL ELDER Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. GLORIA JEAN ELLER D.E. Club - President 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MELISSA ADELE ELLER F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Certificate of' Merit, Magazine Campaign. BEVERLY JO ERVIN F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin, Journalism Club 3. EARL DANIEL EWING, JR. Science Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Maga- zine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin, Spanish Club 1, Math Club - Vice-President 3. GEORGIA ANN FARMER F.H.A. 3, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Secre- ta.ry of Senior Class, Pep Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Girls Playday 2, 3. MICHAEL RUDD FARRINGTON Football l, 2, Spanish Club 1. GWEN MARLENE FEIMSTER F.H.A. l, 2. JEANNE MARIE FEIMSTER EDDIE RAY FESPERMAN F.F.A. 3. STEVEN FINGER D. E. Club 3, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. JOANN FLOWE Pep Club 2, 3. CECIL MICHAEL FLOWERS g Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Jour- nalism Club 3, Staff of Dixieland Herald 3. JERRY CECIL FRANKS - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Tennis 1, 2, 31 French Club I, 2, 3. BUTCH B. FREEMAN Bus Driver l, 2. ANGELA FREEZE National Honor Society 2, Vice-President 31 F.T.A. 1, 2, Historian 3, Chorus - HiS!0l'i3H 31 Cheerleader 2, Chief 3, Student Assembly Zi PCP Club 2, 3, Marshal - Co-chief 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Historian 3, Americanism and Histori' Award 29 Prom Hostess I, Governor's School Nominee 1, ZL Katherine Smith Reynolds Scholarship Nominee 3. DIANE FREEZE I I Latin Club 2, Journalism Club - Vice-Presldenl 3, Staff for Dixieland Herald. FREDDIE DEAN FREEZE Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2. KIRBY WAYNE FRY Baseball 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. ROBBIE DENISE FRYE Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. BENNIE FULCHER Football 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Superla- tive - Most Popular, Most Outstanding J.V. Player. BENNY FUNDERBURK B45 19152.13 PHILLIP LEROY GADDY Chorus 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. STEPHEN MCTHXY GARMON Bus Driver 1. CHARLES HENRY GIBSON Transfer Student from Ben L. Smith. BELINDA RAE GOFORTH Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. CARLA ELAINE GOODMAN F.T.A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Latin Club 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3. DALE GOODMAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 3. GERALDINE GOODMAN D. E. Club 3. THOMAS LFE IJOODMAN JOHN WiLSON GOODNIGHT F.T.A. 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Football 2. MARY LOIS GOODNIGHT Basketball 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Most School Spirit, Southemer Staff - Typist, Pep Club 1, 2, President 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Dramatics - Vice-President 3, Marshal 2, Journalism Club 1, 2, United Nations Speech Contest Winner. NELSON DARRELL GOODNIGHT F.F.A. 1, Secretary 3, Bible Club 1, 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Student Assembly 1. PATRICIA GAYLE GOODNIGHT F.H.A. 2. TONY PRESTON GOODNIGHT F.F.A. 3, Hi-Y 1. PAMELA ADAIRE GREENWAY F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, Superlative - Best Personality, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Pep Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Homecoming Attendant 1. LINDA FAYE HAMM D.E. Club - Historian 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Marshal 2. TERESA ABIGAIL HAMPTON F.H.A. 3, Spanish Club 3, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. DEBORAH KAY HANCOCK National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Secre- my 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3, Science Club 2, 3, Southerner Staff - Business Manager, Pep Club 3, Marshal 2, Latin Club 1, President 3, JAMES MICHAEL HARTIS Chorus 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Spanish Club l,Journalism Club 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2,3. CYNTHIA GAIL HATLEY National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, Pres- ident 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, National Merit Semi-finalist 3, Marshal 2, Latin Club 1, 3, Math Club, Secretary 3. 138 ARTHUR LEWIS HATTAWAY Football 2, Track 3, Wrestling 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Transfer Student from Huntingdon High School. PEGGY J. HAYES French Club 2, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. MATROY LOUISE HEDRICK F.H.A. 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Spanish Club 3. LATRICIA HENDRICK F.H.A. 1, 3, Library Club 1, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. MARSHA HERMAN National Honor Society 2, 3, Basketball Man- ager l, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Latin Club 2. GARY HESTER Band 3, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memor- ial KEITH BRYON HINSON Band 3, Science Club 3, Track 1, 3, Wrestling 2, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Math Club 3. if 'SJAMES FLETCHER Honors Bus Driver 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club - Photographer 3. WANDA DARLENE HONBARGER F.T.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Certificate of' Merit, Magazine Campaign. JOHN HOPKINS Bus Driver 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2. STEPHEN LEROY HORNE TERESA GALE HORNE Bible Club 1, Vice-President 2, Treasurer of Junior Class, Pep Club 2, Certificate of Merit, Mag- azine Campaign, Journalism Club 2, Newspaper Staff 2. SHARON KAY HORTON F.H.A. 3, Chorus 3, Science Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Most Athletic, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Maga- zine Campaign, Dramatics Club, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 1, 2. JUDY ANN JACKSON F.T.A. 2, 3, Science Club 3, Pep Club 3, Journalism Club 3. MIKE JOHNSON EDERICK D. JOHNSTON, JR. Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Math lub 3. Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. SHERAN JONES DONALD EUGENE KARRIKER Bus Driver 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3. MICHAEL O. KARRIKER D.E. Club, Vice-President 2, 3. SHERRY ELAINE KARRIKER Bus Driver 3. TRUDY MONTEIN KELLER F.T.A. 2, 3. STEVEN LEE KELLER F.F.A. 1. SUSAN KENNERLY F.T.A. 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3. TOMMY LANCE KIRK F,F.A. 2, Transfer Student from West Rowan. NATHAN JAMES KIRKLEY F.F.A. 1, 2, Chorus 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Most Athletic, Pep Club 3, Most Valuable Wrestler 2, Math Club 3. JOHN GILBERT KIRKMAN Bus Driver 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Cer- tificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MARY RAY KISER F,T.A. 2, Parliarnentarian 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, Secretary 2, President 3, Southern- er Staff - Art Editor, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Joumalism Club 2, Math Club, Secretary 3. SANDRA LEE KITCHEN F.T.A. 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign,Journalism Club 3. JANICE FAYE LAMBERT F.H.A. 2, 3,Certilicate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign. JOYCE ELAINE LAMBERT F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 2, Certifi- cate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Journalism Club 2, Secretary 3, Co-Editor of Dixieland Herald 3. BRUCE EDWARD LEE Football I, 2, 3, Superlative - Best Dressed, Student Assembly l. THOMAS EDWARD LINEBARRIER F.F.A. 1, 2, Science Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin, Math Club 3. MICHAEL RAY LINN Southerner Staff - Business Manager, Pep Club 3, Dramatics Club 2, President 3. EARLENE LIPE F.H.A. 2, Parliamentarian 3, Southerner Staff - Typist, Student Assembly 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Cer- tificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Journalism Club 2. JOE LEWIS LITTLEJOHN Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3. TIMOTHY WAYNE LIVENGOOD NENA LONDON F.T.A. 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Marshal 2, Joumalism Club 3. JAMES DANNY LOWDER Football l, 2, 3, Track 1, Wrestling 2, School Art Contest, 3rd Place in Pencil, Pen, and Ink Division 2, SUSAN ELIZABETH LOWDER Journalism Club 2. DEBORAH LUNSFORD F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Journalism Club 2. MARY LYLES Bus Driver 2, 3. cience u , as l,2,3,Superlative- Most Dependable, Southerner Staff - Sports Editor, President of Senior Class, Student Assembly 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin, Most Val- uable JV Basketball Player, Latin Club 1, 2, Math Club, President 3. VICKIE LANE MABRY F.H.A. 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, D.E. Club 1, Basket- ball l, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Majorette l, 2, Co-Chief 3, District IV D. E. Talent Winner. , 1 REBA JEAN MARTIN Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, Basketball lg Girls Play- day 1. - WANDA ELAINE MARTIN F.T.A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Chorus 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Journalism Club 2, 3, Staff of Dixieland Herald 3. JANICE ELYCA McCORKLE F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. I, Science Club 1, Vice- President 2, Treasurer 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Latin Club 1, Journalism Club 2, 3, Staff of Dixieland Herald 3. MARVIN McGRADY National Honor Society 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, Bible Award 1. VICKI DIANNE MCGUIRE F.H.A. 3, Chorus 3, Marshal 2, Latin Club 3. DAVID MCKNIGHT F.F.A. 1, 2,Bus Driver 1,Baseball l,Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MARY BETH MCNEELY F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3. MARTHA NELL MICHAEL D.E. Club, Vice-President 3. MICHAEL WAYNE MILLER D. E. Club 2. ALAN HOYTE MOOSE Band 1, 2. JERRY DOUGLAS MORGAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. SAMUEL NELSON MORGAN, JR. F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3, Chorus, Treasurer 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Best All Around, Southerner Staff - Art Editor, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of Student Body 2, President of Student Body 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Citizen- ship Trophy l, Dramatics Club 3, Morehead Schol- arship Nominee 3, Optimist Award 3. GARY MORRIS D. E. Club. DANNY LEE MURPH D. E. Club 3. DEBORAH MARIAH MURPH F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Bible Club l, 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MARGARET LINDA NANCE F.T.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Guidance Office Worker 3. DOROTHY BERNICE NEELY F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. BROWN DAVIS OVERCASH, JR. D.E. Club 1, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. DEBORAH OVERCASH Bus Driver 2, 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2. DONNA ELAINE SMITH OVERCASH National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, F,H.A. 3, Superlative - Most Dependable, Secre- tary of Junior Class, Student Assembly 2, Certifi- cate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Latin Club 1, 2, F.F.A. Sweetheart 3. MARY MARTHA OVERCASH PAMELA DIANNE OVERCASH Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. 139 RANDY OVERCASH F.T.A. 2, Song Leader 3, Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, Band 3, Chorus 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Football 1, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Span- ish Club 3, Select Chonis 1, 2, Vice-President 2. DENISA PADGETT Pep Club 1, Journalism Club 2, 3. TERRY MARVIN PARK Bus Driver 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Select Chorus I, 2, 3, Governor's School for Choral Music and Solo 1, Staff of Dixieland Herald 3. VICKIE ANN PARKS Pep Club 1,Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign - Top Salesman, Journalism Club 3. KATHY MARLENE PATTERSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Bible Club 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3. HOWARD PRICE PEACOCK, JR. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. LINDA KAY PEELER TONI RENEL PHILLIPS F.H.A. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Curtis Club Pin. JIMMY PICKLER Baseball 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3. LENORA VINCENT PIRIE Tennis l, 3, Latin Club I. RETHA ANN PITTMAN DEBORAH LYNN PLESS F.T.A, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Miss Merry Christmas, Treasurer of Senior Class, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Letter Girl 2, 3. BETTY JANE PLYLER Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 3. CHARLES STEPHEN PRESSLEY Bus Driver I, 2, Chorus 3, D.E. Club 2, Bus Drivers Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2. RICHARD HUGH PROPST F.F.A. 1, Band I, 2, 3, Superlative - Most School Spirit. MARGARET ELAINE QUANTZ F.H.A. I, Chorus l, 2, 3, Southerner Staff- Photo Editor: Pep Club 3, Dramatics Club 3. CHARLOTTE ELAINE QUERY Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Jour- nalism Club 2. SHIRLEY JEAN RAPER Certilicate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. SANDRA ANN RARY F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Bus Driver 1, 2 3, Science Club l, Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Southerner Staff - Photo Editor, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis 1, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign: Spanish Club l. BRENDA KAY RAYMER F.H.A. l, 3, Bus Driver 3, Choms 3. WILLIAM FRANKLIN RHYNE Basketball 2, 3. JUDY ANNE ROBERTS National Honor Society 2, Secretary 3, F.H.A. 3, Band I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Cheerleader 3, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Student Assembly 1, 3, Pep Club 3, Marshal 2, Latin Club 1, 2. FRED B. ROLLINS Bus Driver 2, 3, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. DARCY ROSANNE ROSEMAN F.H.A. 1, Bible Club 2, Latin Club 3. SHARON ANN ROWLAND Bus Driver 1, 2, Chorus 3, Superlative - Best Dressed, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Pep Club 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MARTHA LAVINIA RUDISILL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Co-chief 3, Su- perlative - Best All Around, Southerner Staff - Sports Editor, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Student Assembly 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Journalism Club 3. GEORGE J. RUSSELL JEWELL ANNE RUTLEDGE F.H.A. 1, D.E. Club 3, Library Club 3,Certifi- cate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. PATRICIA ELIZABETH SAIN Southerner Staff - Photo Editor, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Journalism Club 3. GWENDOLYN LOUISE SANDERS Bus Driver 2, 3. AMANDA MARIE SCOTT F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 2, Southemer Staff - Typist, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Journalism Club 2, 3, Dixieland Herald Staff 2, 3. TERI JEAN SECHLER F.H.A. 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Spanish Club 1. VICKIE MARIE SECHLER F.H.A. 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Spanish Club 1. JANE CRYSTAL SELLERS D.E. Club, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3, Transfer Student from A. L. Brown. VICKIE LYNN SELLERS ROSCOE SETZER F.F.A. 3. SHELIA CAROL SHIVE F.H.A. 1, 2, Historian 3, Chorus, Historian 2, Secretary 3, Science Club 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Student Assembly 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. MELINDA ANN SHOEMAKER REBECCA ANN SIDES F.H.A. 3, Chorus 2, 3, Southerner Staff- Solic- itor, Pep Club 3. BETTY WAYNE SIMPSON F.H.A. 3, Southemer Staff - Photo Editor, Dramatics Club 2, Spanish Club 3. HILDA ELAINE SLOAN National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Joumalism Club 2, 3. LYNDIA ZENOBIA SLOAN F.H.A. 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Transfer Student from Aggrey Memorial. ALLEN RAY SLOOP F.F.A., Sentinel 1, President 2, 3, Chorus 3, Wrestling 1, Superlative - Best Looking, Pep Club 2, 3. JOYCE KAY SLOOP F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Southerner Staff - Typist, Stu- dent Assembly 3, Joumalism Club 2, President 3, Typist for Dixieland Herald 2, Co-Editor - Dixie- land Herald 3. REBECCA LOUISE SLOOP F.T.A. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Pep Club 3, Tennis 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Latin Club 1, Sponsor 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2. CHARLES LEWIS SMITH Bus Driver 3. HUBERT MICHAEL SMITH F.T.A. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus, Treasurer 3, Football l, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Student Assembly 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Maga- zine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Latin Club l. KENNETH STAMEY D. E. Club 2, 3. ' D EARL STA E Bus Driver , 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Track lg Wrestl- ing 1, 2, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. RICKY STAMPER F.F.A. l, 2, 3, D.E. Club 2, 3. JO STEELE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Pep Club 3, Latin Club l, Journalism Club l. BILL GORDON STOCKFORD Transfer Student from Wade Hampton High. HERMAN VICTOR STURM, JR. F.F.A., Treasurer 1, Sentinel 2, Bus Driver 3, Library Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. LINDA JOYCE SURRATT Transfer Student from Douglas High School. MICHAEL A. TADLOCK Bus Driver 2, 3, Library Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. GEORGE BOWER TAYLOR, JR. Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus, Vice-President 3, Science Club 3, Southerner Staff - Solicitor, Pep Club 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign. JULETHIA LAPONE THOMAS Pep Club 2, 3. MARY ANNE THOMPSON National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. l, Secretary 2, 3, Southemer Staff - Co- Editor, Student Assembly 2, Pep Club 2, Secretary 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Jou nalism Club, Secretary 2, Math Club 3a MONICA BROOKS THOMPSON Library Club 3. MARY LORETTA VALENSKI GARY ALAN WEANT National Honor Society 2, President 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Superlative - Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Southerner Staff - Co-Editor, Certificate of' Merit, Magazine Campaign, Student Assembly 1, 3, Citizenship Award 1967, Scholarship Award 1967, Latin Club 3, Math Club 3, Morehead Schol- arship Nominee 3. TERRY ' National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, President of Junior Class, lst Vice-President of Student Body 3, Student Assembly 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Dramatics Club 3, Latin Club 1, Morehead Schol- arship Nominee 3. GARRY ROBERT WEDDINGTON If.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, 33 Baseball 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. JOYCE ELAINE WEDDINGTON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3. LARRY WEDDINGTON If.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3 STEPHEN WEDDINGTON Bus Driver 2. DIANNE KAY WIKE Band 1, 2, 34 CHO!!-IS 2, 35 Student Assembly I, Select Chorus l, Accompanist . BONNIE JEAN WILKINSON Bus Driver 3, Bus Drivers Club 3. RICKY DALE WILLIS Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. BOYCE LEONARD WILSON, JR. Wrestling 3,Certificate of erit, M ine Cam- paign. t SONNY WILSON I' I' A 2 Chorus I 1 1 . I 1 Rov Yosr QM j if rp. 1 2 3' 1-ana? 'i ' no U Zdrwr --n National Honor Society 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 2 . Band 1, 2, 3, Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed, Chief Marshal 2, Latin Club l, 2' Math Club, Pres- ident 3. JO ANN WAGNER I-'.H.A, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Science Club 3, Pep Club 3, Certificate of Merit, Magazine Cam- paign, Dramatics Club 3, Journalism Club 2, 3. WILMA JUANITA WAINRIGHT Certificate of Merit, Magazine Campaign. DELORES LOUISE WALTER F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, Certihcate of Merit, Magazine Campaign, Chapter Homemaker Degree I, State Homemaker Degree 2, Dramatics Club 3, Latin Club 1, Joumalism Club 2, Math Club 3. 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