Southern Alamance High School - Southerner Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

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Activities .- Sports .... Advertisements iv. G any 0148 C0014 May each of you recall in years to come the experiences you shared in the glory of Southern High and may you see again in the pages of this book the life that was reflected in The Splendor of Our Plantation. Hood l 012121213 . Page 23 . Page 35 . Page 41 Page 101 Page 123 Page 157 Page 181 JKQCGUSQ Our teachers of Southern High School give their talents and time to help us become better citizens for tomorrow. gf 1159 0Q00f1'0z2 Miss Church and Mrs. Robbins as counselors de- vote many hours to guiding our questioning students toward attaining their goals. an wzmhy yuz' an Ce By these dedicated teachers, we are guided along a path of understanding, knowledge, and determi- nation. W Our teachers spend many free moments planning useful activities for Southern's students. J ecause gfffew We exercise our freedom of religion as we participate in devotions, because we know that nothing can be accomplished without divine guidance. Each morning we leave our homerooms to toil in our studies and to develop our creative talents through projects. ti -1- ' A Vw.. '-1 'ff ,-. 4, '32 53. ' vu av-- ew- A qs- T I ffrouy our f 8 IYOZUIQUQQ IQQGIUQ We find many different places to study. There is casual study at home, while the library aids at schoolg but there 's nothing like cramming in the lunch line for a test. 012 esf fozf J eca use gf L... Activities that build our school call for co -oper - ation and initiative. The Student Cotmcil operates a student store for the purpose of furnishing supplies to the students. Ice cream is sold after lunch, but it takes dedicated students to show our spirit and willingness to help. 1159 O 01114 Q ezyffzzszdslifc' spzkrzf .ai Various activities add an extra boost to our cur- riculum. All our students relive school life through our annual and newspaper. The staffs of these publica- tions gather information for future editions. In addition to extracurricular activi- ties, our students also have regular classes that give them time to put into action their ideas. e0Qcafe0fsfu0Q12f5 ZQCGUSQ gfffe y Of Our Southern belles reign over various activities. In October the football atmosphere was heightened by the loveliness of our Homecoming Parade, which was climaxecl by the crowning of our 1962 Homecoming Queen. '12 60619 gf our fgczf .5',5f2Q.5' fb X59 The thrills of February were detected through the excitement of senior girls in the preparation for the Miss Southern Pageant. The moment of glory came when the lovely Miss Southern was crowned. Q30 zzffern gels ,S I J ecazzse Wfzg 'WW M10 X . . , , , W -sw A M 'P' ' ,, Every action isa deed with a purpose. Pep rallies create an enthusiastic spiritg a senior prom provides entertainment through participationg but sometimes we enjoy just a happy social life. In our serious moments, assemblies bind us into one progressive student body. 14 !UZIf'!U0tS'Q O QGC Q fglff 1112 ffe !.,,.,,.,,,,-,,.,, U , ,Q 1 2. . , , 1 4 4 , , by I 'Af I 'FT 1 9 4 , , Q ,.A.. h r L IW Y Each of our organizations has a worthwhile project. The Monogram Club cleans the gymnasium after basketball games, and the Student Council leads us in beneficial projects. White Christmas for the needy in our community is sponsored by the Beta Club. In ee or OQIX 15 E of ecautse gfffel, Our athletic season began with the stalwart sport of football, was heightened by basketball, and was concluded with the exhilarant sport of baseball. All of our teams, led by capable captains, excelled in sportsmanship. ear: 1l120f01'0Q1aff6rf . przk 55 0 5012 Enthusiastic spectators, untiring voices of our loyal cheerleaders, and inspiring music from our band crea- ted the atmosphere of de- termination for our South- ern Confederates. fo ur frjuzzalo anf sfan our gounfeous Q S year gas Qoffo we spfm 0614 5 Rf Czfzbn SW M95 -.J 'ilu-. A14 5 .pw 'J' 1 F7151 , 'Q , Miva. vw5.m,,5 ' Q. Q . J w 1 1, .1 , .v. ,Bw ,,.. X ,J -.ef vu. -mvcnnwow 4-x.--' -w-Q-sq Ze Ofcafzbn , . 95 i' . . vzffffff-f 1, ra W l W i 0 A X I x BECAUSE he saw the dream of our consolidated ,school and helped bring it to life, BECAUSE he capably leads our faculty and student body, BECAUSE he spends timeless moments beautifying our school to magnify its splendor, BECAUSE he shares our every activity and gives his entire self to the well being of others we, the senior class of 1962, take great pleasure in dedicating this second volume of the SOUTHERNER to our principal, 77521 Li 376' 706-005 to Q il' ,,, l 4-:mi A ,,,,w-A-audi i 'f 'fw m99 W- lv' MM , Wwtff. t, ,MW ,,t,,,,, Wyse V ,,,,, Z U? K H d 5. V 'I-lung. --We We R12 of One who helped to solve our many problems in our first year of consolidation, One who gave us inspiration to fulfill each task, One who shared our happiness and sorrows, And one who leftacherished memory of friendship at Southern High School, Mr. A. M. Primm 22 S759 CS!0kI?O6f' Our U 9jQz2faf1'0z2 'grows Mrouyf HQQUQIQOIQ I PRINCIPAL Mr, L. M. Adcock +L-t ' ' - - 4-V-EQ QW 52 L. 2, 1 I, ' ' , .Ei 1 nn -ww, , Hg. ,Z RW 1 A. rx? I I I SUPERINTENDENT of ALAMANCE COUNTY SCHOOLS N Mr. Calvin C. Linndmann I I U I I I I I I I ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Robert Stockard SECRETARY Mrs. James W. King Y QSACgOOf OdfOf I rw I1 E SEATED: Mr.H.G. McLeangMr.PaulThompson, Secretary, M1'.Pau1Moong Mr. W. W. Lambeth, Chairman. h STANDING: Mr. Adrian Jobe, Vice-Chairmang Mr. Clay Holtg Mr. Walter Woodyg Dr. E. S. Lupton. : I J K J F' f' . J. fwcers t I f 15 ii F I 2 i xi : 2 -ew-M Jb W J 'M' 62111 Lt Mr. Dacie Moon, Treasurerg Mrs. L. S. Runion, Secretaryg Mr. lobe Miller, Presidentg Mr. W. K. McAdams, Vice-president. zine 771015 L W - '1 Q -s-.,,- Y'- MR. JAMES COLE MRS. DOLLY SHAW MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS B. S., U. of Cincinnati A- B-. Elon A- B., Elon This isnk happy hour! Lefg begin on Come on, boysg sound like men. Boys and girls, I'm getting slightly per page two, turbed with you. Orezyn anyuaye K 9 MISS GENA CHURCH MISS MARIORIE GREER MR. LEONARD KOERBER A. B., Salemg M. A., Peabody A. B., U- N. C- A- B-f Sf- Francis Semlnaw , Let me hear that E again---like in How 's the weather these days, Rainey'? M- A- Marquette U' ter-riblel ' The next thing on the agenda is . . 26 X CIQHCQ N XX ,tmrf , MR ALLAN PROCTOR B A., Wake Forest ---, what do you think? ' MR, ROBERT STOCKARD A, B., Elon 'We'11 just skim over these next five erase them chapters. oczdf cgfczofes X. ,,,., 1' . lg, M, W Q, f Ex .gmt ' Wm MR. HIRAM COBLE MR. JAMES FOSTER MR. CALVIN JARRETT B S on B S., Appalachian A. B., EIOHQ M. Ed., U.N.C. NOW when I get mamed What 3 1 gO1Hg to turn you over my knee. Shui UP, The RUSSi31'1S are CO1T1iU'. - --lr r-f JL, ,,,,, , .. ,. - -full ., sl LW I yo .rc 'QSM ' 4 wi W. l 11. nw a X , f ,. lx R ift' 7 Vf 1.94.-. f1i'.f' 3 Z , T 6 f f ., Q -24 X. pg 2 gf 5541. fn, ,V 'y W ,. W7 f flwx- H ,f ,W -Q '- ' f 'if 4 y 4' ' Y ,, ,, . Af ,X fu, X ,, , Y ,, ...A w fy A-jg w4'f6..f61-'74-,AW ' N .,f 1 f, .. .. A-44 fr sf: ' 7 f.XZfi'b ' .M Z .fum 'Z'f5?w.f f X ' ..',,.y,-',. g 1' ,.524.-za, 5:4 MISS MURPHY ALEXANDER A. B., Queens College Let's put our mind on our work. MISS MARGARET BROWN A. B., Elon zzyfls MRS. HELEN EULISS MRS. NELL MORTON A- B-1 A.S.T.C.: M.-A., U.N.C. A. B., U.N.C.g M. Ed., U.N.C. NOW, I tell YOU. my friends . . . . ' You all, listen. 28 I W2 1 1 .V Let me tell you what we 'll have for to- MRS. ELOISE ENFIELD A. B., Greensboro College Don't be boisterous in the lunch line MRS. GLADYS PATTON A. B., Elon lwant to have a little talk with you folks. fb' . grzc fare M ar W , , sg- 'I WWQ M Z ' . f,.9,g,i I , ' M' MR. SAMUEL COOPER B. S., State B. S., State Some folks say agriculture is CGSY, Quit fooling around, boysgLet's clean ut .... up the shop. MR, WAYNE ROACI-I J 1151112 ess -Q2 'EO s ,W , ,,w1--- t ,af M -t Wt ,M4,,,,,,,. 7 , , , V f 'A in-mg. g.,' 1 'LX 5 . MR, ALTON WILSON B. S., State Get this pest off my back ! xi! MISS JEAN LOY MRS, MARY DEAN STEELE MRS, MIRIAM SMITH A, B,, Elon ' B, S., Woman's College B, S., Georgia State Hands in position---go! Don't do as I dog follow the book. A11 right, now . . . 29 I mfg ' MR. MILTON BOOTY MRS, NELLIE MATHIS MRS. BESSIE ROBBINS A. B., Elon B, S., Guilford A. B., Elon If I've told you once, VVS told YOU I'm going to show you a little trick. Now, people, let's have a good be- twenty million times---shut up! ginningl' jj yszbaf CCj0Q1caf1'012 MRS. LANNIE W. HERITAGE MR. BOBBY RAINEY MR. LEWIS ROBERTSON A. B., Elon B, S., East Carolina A. B.. Elon I meant cha-cha, not twist. Yo-yo Champ Well, I'll be a Dutchman! 30 I 115112 Q53 97116 MRS. CHRISTINE WOODY MR. ELBERT RHODES A. B., Elon A, B., Elon Let's get this work done. Speak up, now. 01228 CO120122I.CS MISS IEWEL MCBANE MRS. ALLUWEE STEPHENS B.S,I-LE., Womar1's College B.S.H.E., Woman's College Ioan remember the time when . . . Now, girls, 1et's not be parasites 31 ocafjozy gui an Ce MR. RUFUS ABERNATHY MR. WALLACE BURKE A, B., Elon A. B., Elon I have somethin' to share with y'a11. Drag out those books, folks! 515014 MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON A. B., U.N.C. Chief Decorator 32 et's Twist Again ! !! Be sociable . . Southern fried chicken today. So this is the life of a student teacher! A Jive session with Wilson! But, Jean, I ain't got time to do the wash at school! 33 Cwferzd Zforfers , - K Vx af. .L K S E fn.. f , , if-',, 955 X i b...,',, - -m...,,,, Wi Mrs. Sally Howerton, Manager, Kimball, Schronce, Francais, Stone, Younger, Carlton, Vaughn, Gilbert, Holt and Sharpe, y7Zga1bf cm of , 7012170145 Marvin Holt, Naomi Paris, and William Horton 1 fi rl 4 me 5f,1fnOef ff Own ytknfab rows Zfrbuyf O12 ekff L Um! '. f 4,1 , f, rnnu-r L- Y4x,,, 4 Lia l I -A-, ws V f O X , yomffgge .. ' Q , ' ' 1 5? E , -L ,K V4.5-x. ' FRENCH LATIN SPEECH SPANISH 601306122 comegg 51111 Abyers I,-A ADVANCED ALGEBRA AND TRIG GEOMETRY BIOLOGY PHYSICS and CHEMISTRY 31 M' COLLEGE PREPARATORY ENGLISH gk .,. - W1 ..,4,xW,. , . . V , ,X,.,.,, ,..-,L I I kk V ,Hi ,S QL Lf xg! ,W . ,, .FW SOCIAL STU DIES BOOKKEEPING and OFFICE PRACTICE TYPING AND SHORTI-IAND Q ', R . OOA5' C0176 Ou! . - H V ,, - if BAND GLEE CLUB l, IIS' 0QafA LIBRARY HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS 13 bvearnzhy . VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE EARTH SCIENCE AGRICULTURE !0OCUQfC we 5,QmeA ff 0 VU JQ12faf1'012 Mm yy! QQQQCQXQJ QSfz10Q12f5 X i or Q, E - Jerry White 3 President I l 1 1 Q- T 9 E? 'f - H J W i Freddy Shebester Mascot -52 A I Q I, .Tohnny Mann Vice-President Deanne Smith Mascot enjors Carolyn Dunlap Bonnie Acree Secretary Treasurer GQSS Qygbers 0 1962 BONNIE RAY ACREE Bonnie Being friendly is the easiest way to go through life hap- pily. WILLIAM NED ALBRIG HT Bill Happiness seems made to be shared. HOWARD DOUGLAS APPLE, IR. n n A new comer, but a sure riser. PATRICIA ELIZABETH BAKER n Patu Neverfrivolous --never slow, just a girl you'd like to know. .sara :gs I MONROE LEE ALLEN Butch I have laid aside business and gone a fishin'. CONNIE SUE BRADY Connie Her eyesare like starsg Her hair is like gold. In TOMMY LEE ANDREWS Tommy A good sport, gay, kind and neat. QF' RAYMON D FOSTER BRADLEY Wil Rayu Work fascinates me-- I could sit and watch it all day. P !- ,111- ,...-. ,.. -.,.Yv,.. .ld ---- : 'ann- JANET AILEENE BOWMAN n Jann Always a smile and a word of cheer. EDNA MAE BOGGS Cooki Happy is she who is con- tent. Kms MAXINE BLAIR BRAXTON Maxine 'She is well qualified for any task assigned. ROBERT JULIAN BRAXTON Bobby Silence and thought are combined to the best ad- vantage. 91216119 ,Q-. N? LINDA KAY BRANSON Dink DAN SHERILL BRAXTON Il Dann Forward and frolic--glee Wherever my mind leads was thereg the will to do, me, I'll follow. the soul to dare. SANDRA KAY BRAXTON Sandra Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. . ll JAMES WALLER BRYAN James Sometimes Isit and thinkg sometimes Ijust sit. I i I ' 0 1962 l NORMA GAIL CAPPS Sapps The only way to multiply happiness is to divide it. BARBARA ANN COBLE Red Here 's the proof that red- heads a re n 't hotheads. Q -I. ,, HERBERT TROY CARLTON 'Y I never let studying inter- fere with my education. BARBARA ANN COOPER V Barbara Let the good times rol1. 4-qw' f if ELIZABETH JUANITA CA RVER Juanita Great things come from the heart. HENRY COLUMBUS COTTLE Toby Be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. u RANDY LEE CATES Randy Happy is he who enjoys life. J C I-IARLES RONALD COTTLE Ronnie To have a friend is to keep one. 45 I f BARBARA JEAN COX Cox Little, cute, and fun to boot. DAVID RANDOLPH COX David A light heart lives long. kr h N , 1' y A 1 .f 3 x f V 5 A IOE MORRIS CRABTREE, JR. Crabby Talk to him of Iacob's ladder, and he will ask the number of steps. I t CHARLES IOI-IN CRAWFORD Fetch Rock 'em and sock 'emg but when in doubt, punt. GLENDA PAYE CRAWFORD Crawford Le t your conscience be your guide. JOAN KAY CRAWFORD ..JOan.. Look to the future. 91216145 ALMA MARIE CRAWFORD Crawford She is what she isg what better report--a friend, a student, and a good sport. KENNETH LEE CROUSE Crouse I cannot see you for look- ing. 0 1962 tg BECKY ANN CRUTC HFIELD CECELIA GERALDINE ' Becky CRUTCHFIELD Happiness reflects like the Cecelia light of heaven. The way to have a friend is to be one. fl' hw ORA LOU CULBERSON Lou The lady of wisdom is the lady of worth. if T X RAYMOND FLOYD CULBERSON lu Rayu A good boy is better than anything else LARRY MONROE DAVIS CLIFFORD OLIN DeVAULT , Larry . Pete Let life be as it is. His only fault is that he has no fau1t. CAROLYN FAE DUNLAP Caro1yn Ambition is the conqueror of fortune. IUDY PAYE EDWARDS Toots Be true to your work, your word, and your friends. l..,.l--, ' 2 1---W'-iv , ii SAMMIE ELAINE ENGLISH Sambo 'She always has a happy smile. CHERYL ANNE FARRELL Anne Her big brown eyes have caused many smiles. KENNETH PAUL V, FoGI:EMAN Kenny Always trying to do better, but never does. RUSSELL ISAAC FOSTER Russe1l Take it easy, have your fung let the old world flicker on. I TOMMY PHILLIP FARRELL Il 'If at first you do not suc- ceed, try another method. RUSSELL WILLIAM FOUSHEE Russel1 Every man is the archit of his own future. Q enzors ' GRACE NELL FENTON ll Nell!! A closed mouth catches no flies. GLENN THOMAS FOUST Shorty He who is silent gains ect store. The I ' 0 1962 VANCE STOCKARD LINDA KAY GIBSON GARRETT Kay Vance A smile for all she meets. Nothing is too high to be reached or too good to be true. aa ogoi I X ' RIC HARD WILLIAM GIBSON Dick Oh, why should life all labor be? BETTY LOUISE GREESON CHARLES THOMAS GUMM Louise - Tommy A voice that is sweet and As merry as the day is clearg a heart that is kind long. and sincere. IOHN DAVID HADLEY u J-ohne: See me with a smile al ways. GLENDA GAYLE GRAVES Gay1e When hearts are true, few words will do. RICHARD EUGENE HIATT Richard A1ways look on the bright side of life. LELA PAYE HOLMES Faye One man is enough for me. 'Y- it 'BRENDA MAE HOLT Brenda Rare compounds of quality, noble and true, with plenty of sense and good humor, too. 111- enzbrs MICHAEL KENT HOLT PATRICIA MARIE HOLT ll Monk!! ll Patil You pick a side, and I'11 Better is she thanthe best. argue with you. SANDRA KAY HONEYCUTT Sandy A pure heart and a noble mind. ROBERT RAY HUBBARD Freck1es Not too serious, not too gayg but a good friend in every Way- NANCY CAROL HUDSON NORMAN CLYDE INGLE Nancy Norman She had rather talk to men The best we can say is not than angels any day. too much. 0 1962 BETTY JOYCE ISLEY CHERYL KAY ISLEY Bunn ShOl'TIy If silence is golden-then Belief I0 be SITIH11 and she is not a ggld diggerj' shine, than to be large and cast a big shadow. JOHN BUCK ISLEY Buck A little body often harbors a good soul. W..-P X, JUDIE MAE ISLEY ll lf she ever had an evil thought, she spoke no evil words. PHYLLIS ANNE ISLEY BEULAH EV ELYN JAMES Phy1 ' Beulah Sweet and cheerful as can She is the quiet kind whose be, a wonderful girl is she. nature never varies. BARBARA ETTA IERREL1. Barbara Sincere and efficient, helpful and kindg a jolly lass, sweet and refined! CHARLES HERSHAL JOHNSON Hershal Idle, slow, anduncon- cerned, he went to class and sometimes learned. ev i it he sl I I I I ! 5 4 f Is E E K EN DALL DORS ET JOHNSON Ken Everything comes to those who wait--so why get in a hurry? SANDRA PAYE JONES Sandy Seldom s e r io u s , always gayg truly a friend in every way. LINDA IO KEENAN Keenan Lots of wit and loads of fun, everything she does is well done. HAL VERNON KIMREY Doodle Once a friend, always a friend. 61215143 'i J DONNA LOUISE IOYNER Frecks She is littleg she is wiseg she 's a corker for her size. SYLVIA JANE IUSTICE Sib Always happy, never sadg a star on the court, and a real sport. RONALD RENALDO KIMREY Ronnie A happy -go -lucky na ture. GRAHAM HORNER KIRKPATRICK, JR. Teeny A good friend, a good sport, a gentlema n --enough said. 0 196.2 ROGER NEWTON LEE Roge Happy am Ig from cares I'm free. VIESTURS KRONBERG RICHARD BOONE LAMBERT Ham Richard Never puroff until romor- A quiet fellow, buta friend row what you can put off to all. until day after tomorrow. FRANCES LOUISE LYNCH Frances A girl who is likedg a girl with grace, with fairness of figure, and fairness of AURENA MAE LOWE JOHNNY LEE LOY f .. u n u vv ace' Rena Johnny The world looks better I cameg I sawg I con- from behind a smile. quered. S3 ROBERT FULLER LONG u Bobbyu A quietmind is richer than a crown. JOHN RICHARD MANN Johnny His smiles are fine, his line divine, his manners beyond compare. f-.. ...-. .-....z1. -l. , I n me Q f .mm 5 4 WEN DELL WOO DY MANN Wink Friendly, cute, full of fun, he is liked by everyone. GEORGE DEWEY MCBANE Shortie Liked here, liked there, - liked everywhere. TRINNA SUE MARLEY Sue And surely we can never forget a girl as sweet as she. r 1 . EDWIN FRANK Mc DARIES 'Y Ma C ku 'I take life as it comes and enjoy ir. enzbzis BETTY SUE MASSEY I' The laborer is worthy of reward. DAVID CLARENCE MCVEY David Silence is a true friend who never betrays. n KENNETH HAROLD MAY Blue Moon A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. GARY EDWARD MILLER Gary The art of learning is the art of listening. 0 1962 LELA ELAINE MORROW IMOGENE WEBB MOORE DOUGLA S MCARTHUR Arno MORRIS To live on, still in love. Buck 'Tis only noble to be good. Elaine A jolly heart doeth good like a medic ine. EUNICE RAY MULLEN llEunyfY What's life without some fun? n JAMES WILLIAM MUNDY Billy As crazy as Dopeyg as cute as Docg as mean as Grumpyg but a good old 55 sock. IIMI KAY MURRAY 'IIameSlV Accept the worst, hope for the best, and take what comes. - .E ,M E MARY IO MORROW Mary Io Of a good beginning cometh a good end. KATHERINE MARIE NEWLIN Katherine As pure in thought as angels are. the :sean 'ES' LEONIDAS BLAIR NEWLIN Leonidas Few in words, but in thoughts many. MARVIN BOYD NEWLIN ..BOyd.. One who is always depend- able is as rare as the val- uable gem. GLENN PATILLO NICKS Glenn P. Let us enjoy pleasure while we can. LINDA JOAN NOAH Gunsmoke A friendly girl with a bril- liant smile, who makes the bubble oflife worthwhile. enzbfs WILBUR ANDREWS NEWLIN ll ll Y BOBBY LEX NEWTON Honest labor wears a Tall and handsome, he'll worthy face. bring a fine ransome. WILLIAM MICHAEL PACE BENNIE LOUISE PARIS Mike Bennie Not too shortg not too tall, Heara giggleg heara shoutg but cute and liked by all. the n you 'll know she's about. 0 1962 MARY JANE PARIS Mary Jane It is a friendly heart that has friends. ANNE ELIZABETH PETTY fl Anne!! A quiet ga l, but never sad. vu LEONARD DARRELL PENDERGRAPH Leonard Unlike others, he is him- self. CLARA MARIE PI-IILLIPPIE Marie She may not say much, but she knows a 1ot. si K hw LYDIA ANN PERRY Lib I might as well take my timeg there 's a whole life ahead of me. fm. SANDRA KAY PERRY If A light heart liyes long. MELBA ANN PICKARD Brownie She is alike to all and liked by all. HOM ER LEE PIKE Homer He put his troubles in a box, sat on the' lid, and then smiled. Za in IANE KATHERINE PITTMAN ulanen Diamonds are a girl's best friend. n BARBAIUX ANN PITTS Pitts Her smiles show her happi- ness, her friends, her popu- larity. 1- - - a-L..-5-1-Q enzbrs ' ALICE CAROL PURVIS CALVIN WALLACE Carol QUAKENBUSH Her joys are deep as the Wally ocea ng her troubles as light Hang sorrow, care will kill as the foam. a cat. DANNY LEE RABY Danny He claims to be bashful, but it's doubtful. ROBERT LEE RICH Il byll His ready wit, his cheerful smile make him welcome all the while. NATONIA GREY RICHARDSON Toni A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. WILLIAM GROVER ROBBINS Bill Contentment is the pearl ' of price. J. 0 1962 CHARLES ANDREA ROBERTSON Andrea Always s m il ing , always sweet, always pretty and always neat. LEONARD OTIS ROBERTSON Leonard Strong and content, Itravel an open road. HILDAH DAUNE SHARPE - RICKEY BERNARD SHARPE Sharpe Rickey Shehasa head to contrive, Be not merely goody be a tongue to persuade, and good for something. a hand to execute any mis- chief. HERBERT EUGENE RONEY Gene Good is the clear blue sky of the soul. CHARLES WAYNE SI-IARPE Wayne'f His mind is his kingdom, his will is his law. DELORES ANN SHELLEY Delores She is cheerfulg she is sweetg she's the kind of person you'd like to meet. HAROLD LEE SHEPARD Harold Kick the worry out the win- dowg let the sunshine in. V .X , K DANNY O'NEAL SI-IOFFNER Patch For a bashful boy, he gets into an awful lot of mis- chief. LYNETTA LAYNE SMITH Lynn The world to me is just a comedy. Ysvlvfw BETTY LOU SHORE Betty Lou Never say more than is necessary. MARGO BARNES SMITH Bub Men may come and men may go, but not if Ican help it. Q. 91215145 - fary, Q 7 I . I 1 TTJ' E ssat , Q a ,, t - I it A :,- 2 A ' :j , DORIS ELAINE SHORE AARON GENE SMITH Elaine Aaron Aquietbutreal1y thought- A quiet boy is always to ful and resourceful gal. be admired more than a LARRY DAVID SPARKS Sparky Men of few words are the best. eo noisy one. DAVID LEE STEELE II I-'eel' I'm not bound to win, but I'm bound to be true. i ! 0 1962 1 I 1 DUFFY BENSON srrucso W lv ll All work and no play would I make Duffy a dull boy. 1 l l I Y WILLIE JANE THORTON ll Silence is as deep as eter DONALD WAYNE STUART Il Don!! He claims to be a woman hater, but it's doubtfu1. LUNDA JANE TINGEN lllanell I find the world not grey, nityi speech is as shallow but rosy. 'J A as time. Ktfr JACQUELINE SPENCER TERRELL Jackie A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. LINDA BURKE TOUCHTON I Burkie I saw, I loved, and I married. fr' L- 43 DIANNE LUCRETIA THOMAS Dianne Patience and gentleness are power. JANET HARGROVE URSERY Janet A happy disposition, like dollars, will often pay your way. F f -f -E'-F---el f ees A A e B- A E' - 1,l 1. ..,, M- ' ' '1' fr.5..L:.:. N. '. , ' .iiggtifg-.1m::'2TT: 1 Q1 L 1 .:.,,a:,,1:11 -Y - , , 4 V ---W , I , A .. . o gm, I - f I I ' 4 gvsfaz 5, aifr f V V , X4, 45 , ' ag,-4 , 1 , N r DONNELL WILLIAM URSERY Donnell A valiant spirit surely hath its reward. MARY FRANCES VESTAL Mary Frances Ability is a person' wealth. JESSE DAVID WEBSTER Webster First in sports, first in game --he has made for him- self a remembered name. REBECCA RUTH WEBSTER ll A smile for all she meets, a charm to make each memory sweet. TROSSIE WATKINS WALL, IR, T. W. I may disagree with what you say, but I'll never deny you the right to say it. LINDA PAULETTE WHEELEY JANET WYNNE WALTON Janet True love is like a ghostg everyone talks about it, but few have seen it. GERALD LEE WHITE II ll She always has a happy Dependable, honest, sin- smile. cere, and true, courage un- bounded anda will to do. 0 1962 WALLACE WA DE WHITEI-IEA D Wallace there 's a way. Where there's a will, GILBERT BOYD WILLIAMS Gilbert If he will, he will, and you may depend on itg if he won't, he won't, and that's the end of that. K CECILA FAYE YORK Faye Now here is a senior who is a capable leader. In anything it's hard to beat her. JERRY DARRELL WILLIAMSON rv My heart is whole, my mind is freeg run along, little worriesg don't bother me. CECIL ROSS YORK Ross I agree with no man's o- piniong Ihave some of my own. BRENDA KAY ZACHARY Brenda A good character is long to be remembered. 63 E WINDER ZACI-IARY Winder Tomorrow, not today, is my destiny. ' 4 ' ea...-Y -ana 4 gm., lg, . ,J-1-up-. K 1 I i J MJ rg.. 4 Daune Sharpe Glenn Nicks Wi: 7120fy7Zj1lss Qgourfefner The boy and girl who sell more copies of the SOUTI-IERNER than any other senior receive the honor of being named Mr. and Miss Southerner. Each receives a free annual for his hard work. 64 cgenzbr BONNIE RAY ACREE FTA 15 FHA 1,2, Historian 25 Glee Club 1,25 Class Secretary 15 Sophomore Homecoming Attendant5 Beta Club 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Third Runner-up in the Magazine Sale, 35 Student Council 45 D. E. Club 4, Secretary 4, Sponsor 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Su- perlative 4, Neatest. WILLIAM NED ALBRIGHT Speech Club 25 D. E. Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Per- fect Attendance 3. MONROE LEE ALLEN Football 15 Newspaper Reporter 3. TOMMY LEE ANDREWS FFA 1,3,4, Sub-Chapter President 35 Basketball 1,25 Bus Driver 3,4. HOWARD DOUGLAS APPLE, JR. Reidsville High School 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Foot- ball 1,35 Speech Club 2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Band 2. PATRICIA ELIZABETH BAKER FTA 1,25 FHA 25 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 15 Basketball 15 Future Nurses 4, Presi- dent 4. CONNIE SUE BRADY FTA 45 FHA 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 45 Monogram Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. RAYMQND FOSTER BRADLEY Anderson High School 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Library Assistant 2,35 Glee Club 35 4-H Club 1,2,35 Bus Driver 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Vice President 1,45 Homecoming Escort 4. JANET AILEENE BOWMAN Newspaper Art Editor 25 FTA 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, Secretary 1, Vice President 25 Harvest Queen 2. EDNA MAE BOGGS FHA 1,2,35 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 2,45 4-H Club 4. LINDA KAY BRANSON Latin Club 35 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 2,35 Basketball 25 Class Secretary 2. DAN SHERILL BRAXTON Bus Driver 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. MAXINE BLAIR BRAXTON Student Council 2,45 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager5 Newspaper Class Reporter 1, Girls Sports Re- porter 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 French Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3, Vice President 15 Monogram Club 25 Basketball 1,25 Homeroom Vice President 45 Marshal 3,4. ROBERT JULIAN BRAXTON Student Council 1,2, Secretary 25 Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, President 45 FFA 1,25 French Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Vice President Homeroom 25 Marshal 3,45 Superlative 4, Most Studious. SANDRA KAY BRAXTON FHA 1,35 Glee Club 45 4-H Club 45 Perfect At- tendance 1,2. JAMES WALLER BRYAN FFA 15 Office Assistant 25 Bus Driver 3,4. CS fafzlsflbs NORMA GAIL CAPPS Annual Staff 4, Class Editor5 Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 45 FHA 1,2,3, Reporter 2, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 3, President5 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Marshal 35 May Day Attendant 15 Pep Club 4. HERBERT TROY CARLTON Band 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Bus Driver 3,45 Homeroom President 35 Homecoming Escort 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Superlative 4, Most Musical. ELIZABETH JUANITA CARVER FHA 1,45 4-H Club 15 Homeroom Treasurer 4. RANDY LEE CATES Latin Club 35 Glee Club 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Marshal 25 Homecoming Escort 25 Class President 15 Homeroom Vice President 35 Superlative 4, Friendliest. BARBARA ANN COBLE FHA 1,25 French Club 45 Glee Club 2,45 Perfect Attendance 1. BARBARA ANN COOPER FHA 1,25 4-H Club l,2,45 Glee Club 4. CHARLES RONALD COTTLE FFA 15 Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 3,4. HENRY COLUMBUS COTTLE D. O, Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Football 1,2,3, I' 4, Bible Club 1,2. BARBARA JEAN COX Latin Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 25 Superlative 4, Cutest5 May Day Attendant 15 FTA 1, Song Leader5 FHA 1,2, Parliamentarian 2. DAVID RANDOLPH COX FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Bus Driver 3,4. JOE MORRIS CRABTREE, JR, Norview High, Norfolk, Va., 1,25 Physics Club 4, Secretary. 5 ALMA MARIE CRAWFORD Latin Club 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Glee Club 45 f Monogram Club 4, Secretary5 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- S Captain 45 Marshal 25 FHA 1,2, Reporter 1, Finance Chairman 25 Annual Staff 4, Activities Co-Editor5 2 Homeroom Vice President 2, President 3,45 Superlative 4, Best Personality5 Annual Staff Sponsor 4. CHARLES JOHN CRAWFORD ' FFA 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Glee Club 25 4-H Club 15 Monogram Club 25 Band 1,3,45 Basketball 25 Base- ball 25 Homeroom Officer 15 Homecoming Escort 4. GLENDA FAYE CRAWFORD FHA 25 Glee Club 1, Treasurer54-H Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Homeroom Vice President 1, Secretary 2, Y 1 President 3, Secretary45 Annual Staff 4, Typist5 Future . Nurses 4, Treasurer. JOAN KAY CRAWFORD FHA 15 D.E.Club 45 4-H Club 15 Basketball 2. KENNETH LEE CROUSE FFA 15 D. E. Club 45 Football l,2,45 Perfect At- tendance 15 Baseball 25 Bible Club 2. J 65 , -5 ,4-E ., Z- ff-- -1 i :uri Qgenzbr BECKY ANN CRUTCHFIELD FTA 1,2,35 French Club 45 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 FHA 1,2, Historian 1, Vice President 25 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Superlative 4, Best All Roundg Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasurer 3. CECELIA GERALDINE CRUTCHFIELD FHA 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,45 4-H Club 15 Science Club 1,25 Homeroom Secretary 3. ORA LOU CULBERSON Beta Club 3,45 Speech Club 45 French Club 45 Glee Club 1,25 Basketball 15 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Su- perlative 4, Most Likely to Succeed5 Homeroom Offi- cer 25 4-H Club 1, President5 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Newspaper 3,4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Civics Club 1, President5 American History Medal 35 County Student Council 3, Treasurer5 FTA 3,45 Marshal 3. RAYMOND FLOYD CULBERSON, IR, Perfect Attendance 1,2. LARRY MONROE DAVIS FFA 1,25 4-H Club 1,25 Student Council 35 Home- room Officer 25 Marshal 2. CLIFFORD OLIN DEVAULT Latin Club 1,2, Historian 25 French Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Football 15 Baseball 1,25 Perfect Attend- ance 25 Homeroom Vice President 1, Treasurer 35 Su- perlative 4, Most Creative5 Homecoming Escort, 4. CAROLYN FAE DUNLAP FTA 3,45 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 35 Library Assistant 45 D. E. Club 45 Softball 15 Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 45 Bible Club 1,2. JUDY FAYE EDWARDS FHA 25 Office Assistant 45 Library Assistant 35 Glee Club 3. SAMMIE ELAINE ENGLISH FHA 1,25 Library Assistant 1,45 Glee Club 45 Per- fect Attendance 1,35 Superlative 4, Happiest. CHERYL ANNE FARRELL Annual Staff 4, Feature Editor5 FTA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Marshal 25 Class Secretary 35 Social Coun- cil 2, Secretary5 Homecoming Attendant 3,4. THOMAS PHILLIP FARRELL FFA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Audio Visual Club 4. GRACE NELL FENTON Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 2. KENNETH PAUL FOGLEMAN FFA 15 D. E. Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 25 Class Vice Presi- dent 25 Homecoming Escort 1,35 May Day Escort 2. RUSSELL ISAAC FOSTER Bus Driver 2,3,4. RUSSEL WILLIAM FOUSHEE FFA 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 2. GLENN THOMAS FOUST FFA 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Perfect Attendance 1,2. VANCE STOCKARD GARRETT FFA 1,2, Secretary 25 French Club 45 4-H Club 2, 66 Qgfafzlsfzbs 3,4, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Perfect At- tendance 1,2,35 Homeroom Vice President 2, President 3. LINDA KAY GIBSON ' French Club 45 Perfect Attendance 2. RICHARD WILLIAM GIBSON FFA 1,4, Treasurer 45 Football 25 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,45 Superlative 4, Best Personality. GLENDA GAYLE GRAVES Annual Staff 4, Art Editor5 Newspaper 3, Art Editor5 Beta Club 3,45 Sponsor45 FTA 35 FHA 1,25 French Club 45 Homeroom Officer 15 Superlative 4, Most Co- operative5 Homecoming Attendant 2. BETTY LOUISE GREESON Annual Staff 4, Class Editor5 FHA 1,35 Library Assistant 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Homeroom Officer 3. CHARLES THOMAS GUMM FTA 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Vice President 45 Speech Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 1. JOHN DAVID HA DLEY FFA 1,2, Sentinel 25 Glee Club 1,25 4-H Club 1, 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 4. RICHARD EUGENE HIATT 4-H Club 35 Bus Driver 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Bas- ketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2. LELA FAYE HOLMES FHA 1,2,45 Glee Club 3,45 4-H Club 4. BRENDA MAE HOLT FTA 1,3, Treasurer 35 FHA 1,45 President 45 French Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Homeroom Secretary 25 Homecoming Attendant 1. MICHAEL KENT HOLT Student Council 2, Vice President5 FTA 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 3,4, President 35 Spanish Club 45 Baseball 15 Homeroom President 2,3. PATRICIA MARIE HOLT Student Council 15 FTA 15 Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2. SANDRA KAY HONEYCUTT Newspaper 1, Proof-reader5 FHA 1,25 FTA 2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 35 Home- room Officer 2, Secretary. ROBERT RAY HUBBARD D. E. Club 35 Perfect Attendance 1. NANCY CAROL HUDSON FHA 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 Library Assistant 45 Homeroom Treasurer 15 Softball 1. NORMAN CLYDE INGLE FFA 1,25 French Club 45 Glee Club 15 Bus Driver 3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Homecoming Escort 4. BETTY JOYCE ISLEY FTA 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 35 Library Assistant 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2. C HERYL KAY ISLEY FTA 3,45 FHA 25 Latin Club 35 Speech Club 45 Perfect Attendance 2. JOHN BUCK ISLEY FFA 1,2,3,45 Library Assistant 35 D.O. Club 4, President5 Homeroom Secretary 45 Superlative 4, Most Mischievous. csenzbr CSfdfl:3'f1C'.S' IUDIE MAE ISLEY JOHNNY LEE LOY FHA 23 4-H Club 4. FFA 1,23 Spanish Club 33 Office Assistant 4g D. E. PHYLLIS ANNE ISLEY Club 43 Glee Club 3,42 4-H Club 13 Bus Driver 3.4. Newspaper 3,4, Reporter 3, Art Editor 43 FTA 13 FHA l,2,33 Speech Club 4, Treasurer3 French Club 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. BEULAH EVELYN JAMES Speech Club 4. BARBARA ETTA JERRELL Beta Club 3,43 FHA 13 Latin Club 33 Library As- sistant 2g Homeroom President 13 Bible Club 1. CHARLES HERSHAL JOHNSON FFA 13 Office Assistant 13 Basketball 2. KENDALL DORSET JOHNSON FFA 1,23 Library Assistant 43 Glee Club 1,23 4-H Club l,2,33 Band 3,43 Bus Driver 3,43 Baseball 3. SANDRA FAYE JONES Williams High School l,2,33 FHA 43 4-H Club 4. DONNA LOUISE JOYNER Student Council 43 Beta Club 3,4: Annual Staff 4, Activities Editor3 FTA 1,3, Secretary 33 FHA 1,23 French Club 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,4Q Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Chief 43 Perfect Attend- ance 33 Homeroom Secretary 43 Superlative 4, Best School Spiritg Pep Club 4. SYLVLA JANE JUSTICE FHA 1,2,3, President 33 Library Assistant 43 Glee Club 1,43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Bus Driver 3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Perfect Attendance 1,33 Homeroom Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 Superlative 4, Most Athletic3 Bus Drivers Sponsor 4. LINDA JO KEENAN Beta Club 3,43 FTA 23 FHA 1,21 Latin Club 3, Song Leader3 Perfect Attendance 1,32 Superlative 4, Most Musical3 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Secretary 2, Re- porter 3, President 43 Annual Staff 4, Advertising Man- ager. HAL VERNON KIMREY FFA 3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 43 Bus Driver 3,4. RONALD RENALDO KIMERY Baseball434-H Club l,2,3,43 Bus Driver 43 Foot- ball 13 Basketball 1,43 Perfect Attendance 13 Home- room Officer 13 Homecoming Escort 4. GRAHAM HORNER KIRKPATRICK, JR, FFA l,2,3,4, Sentinel 43 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice President 43 Football l,2,3,43 Class President 23 May Day Escort 23 Superlative 4, Most Popular. VIESTURS KRONBERG Bus Driver 3,43 Homeroom Vice President 13 Homecoming Escort 4. RICHARD BOONE LAMBERT Endy High, Albemarle, 1,23 D. O. Club 4. ROGER NEWTON LEE FFA 43 Glee Club 4. ROBERT FULLER LONG FFA 2, Reporter. AURENA MAE LOWE FHA 1,2,43 Office Assistant 43 Library Assistant 33 D. E. Club 43 Glee Club 2,41 Homeroom Secretary 43 Homecoming Sponsor 4. FRANCES LOUISE LYNCH FHA 1,22 Speech Club 4, Secretary3 Office As- sistant 3,43 Library Assistant 13 Glee Club 43 Superla- tive 4, Best Looking3 Homecoming Attendant 3, Home- coming Queen 4. JOHN RICHARD MANN Student Council l,2,33 Annual Staff 4, Photogra- pherg FFA 1,23 French Club 43 4-H Club 1,23 Basket- ball 23 Baseball 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Homeroom Vice President l,4, President23 Class Vice President 43 Superlative 4, Most Co-operative. WENDELL WOODY MANN Student Council lg FFA 1,2: 4-H Club 13 Band lg Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Newspaper 3, Art Editor3 Speech Club 4, President3 Superlative 4, Most Artistic. TRINNA SUE MARLEY Speech Club 43 Library Assistant 43 Perfect At- tendance 23 Bible Club 1. BETTY SUE MASSEY FHA l,2, Song Leader 13 Latin Club 3,41 Library Assistant 43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Perfect Attendance l,2,33 Homeroom Secretary 4. KENNETH HAROLD MAY FFA 1,2,33 Bus Driver 3,4. GEORGE DEWEY MCBANE FFA 1,42 D. O. Club 33 Perfect Attendance 3. EDWIN FRANK MCDARIES Newspaper Business Manager 3,4: FFA l,2,3,43 Speech Club 23 Glee Club 43 4-H Club 13 Monogram Club 2, 3,42 Bus Driver 33 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,33 Baseball 1,2,4. DAVID CLARENCE MCVEY D. O. Club 43 Perfect Attendance 3. GARY EDWARD MILLER FFA 13 French Club 4, President3 Glee Club 13 Science Club 2. IMOGENE WEBB MOORE FTA 1,2,3: FHA 1,2,43 Latin Club 33 Library As- sistant2,33 D.E.Club43 Glee Club 33 4-H Club 1,2,3. DOUGLAS MCARTHUR MORRIS FFA l,2,3,43 Bus Driver 2,3. LELA ELAINE MORROW FHA 1,23 French Club 43 D. O. Club 43 4-H Club 1,23 Perfect Attendance 13 Science Club 2. MARY JO MORROW Beta Club 3,43 FHA l,2, Secretary 23 Perfect At- tendance 33 Homeroom President 3. EUNICE RAE MULLEN FHA 1,2,43 Bus Driver 43 Basketball l,2,43 Per- fect Attendance 1,2,3. JAMES WILLIAM MUNDY FTA 3,42 Speech Club 3,4: Spanish Club 43 D. E. Club 4, Reporter3 Baseball .33 Perfect Attendance 13 Homeroom President 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 33 Superlative 4, Cutest3 Homecoming Escort 43 Football 1. Q...-.L -- csenzbr JIMMI KAY MURRAY Beta Club 3,45 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 35 French Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance l,2,35 Mar- shal 3. KATHERINE MARIE NEWLIN Newspaper 2,3,4, Associate Editor 45 Beta Club 1, 2,3,45 FTA 3,45 FHA 1,2,45 French Club 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Perfect Attend- ance l,2,35 Marshal 35 Science Club 2. LEONIDAS BLAIR NEWLIN FFA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1. MARVIN BOYD NEWLIN Beta Club 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, President 45 Speech Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Marshal 3, Co-Chief5 Su- perlative 4, Quiestest. WILBUR ANDREWS NEWLIN Beta Club 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Speech Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. BOBBY LEX NEWTON FFA 15 Office Assistant 15 Glee Club 3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 4. GLENN PATILLO NICKS Newspaper45 FTA 2,3,45 FFA 1,25 D. E. Club 3,45 4-H Club 15 Monogram Club 3,4, President 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1,45 Homeroom Presi- dent 35 Class President 35 Perfect Attendance 1. LINDA IOAN NOAH Beta Club 3,45 Speech Club 3,45 French Club 4, Sponsor 45 Homeroom Secretary 2, Vice President 3. WILLIAM MICHAEL PACE Student Council 15 FFA l,2,35 Latin Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Homeroom President 1,2 3,45 Superlative 4, Neatest5 Homecoming Escort 2,45 May Day Escort 1. BENNIE LOUISE PARIS Student Council 45 Newspaper Feature Editor, 2, Advertising Manager 45 Beta Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,45 FHA 1,2, Parliamentarian 25 Speech Club 4, Vice President5 French Club 45 Glee Club 2,35 4-H Club 15 Monogram Club l,2,35 Cheerleader l,2,35 Science Club 1,2. MARY IANE PARIS FHA 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 4-H Club 4. LEONARD DARRELL PENDERGRAPH Latin Club 45 Speech Club 4, Parliamentarian5 Bus Driver 35 Football 25 Homeroom Treasurer 2. LYDIA ANN PERRY Newspaper Typist 3, Typist and Features 45 FHA 1,2, Reporter 25 French Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Newspaper Sponsor 45 Science Club 1,2. SANDRA KAY PERRY FHA l,2,35 Glee Club 1,45 4-H Club 4. ANNE ELIZABETH PETTY Speech Club 4, Reporter5 Newspaper 3,4, Re- porter 3,4. CLARA MARIE PHILLIPPIE FTA 15 FHA 1,2,35 Latin Club 3,45 Speech Club 25 Library Assistant 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Home- room Secretary 1. CSfdf1:S'll1CS MELBA ANN PICKARD Student Council 25 Annual Staff 4, Associate ECUIIOI: Newspaper Reporter 15 Beta Club 3,45 FTA 2, 35 FHA 1,2,4, Reporter25 French Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Basketball 25 Homeroom Secretary l,4,Vice Pres- ident 3, Superlativ e 4, Most Popular5 Home- coming Attendant l,3,4, FFA Sponsor 25 May Day Attendant 2. HOMER LEE PIKE FFA 1,35 D. E. Club 45 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. JANE CATHERINE PITTMAN Beta .Club 1,25 Latin Club 35 D. E. Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3, Secretary 25 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Bible Club 1,2, Secretary 2. BARBARA ANN PITTS Annual Staff 4, Sports Editorg FTA 15 FHA 1,25 French Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Monogram Club 3,4, Sponsor 3, Chaplain 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Homeroom Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Superlative 4, Wittiest5 Homecoming Maid of Honor 45 Class Treas- urer 15 May Day Attendant 2. ALICE CAROLYN PURVIS Library Assistant 1,25 Glee Club 45 4-H Club 1- Music Club 2. CALVIN WALLACE QUAKENBUSH FFA 15 Speech Club 45 French Club 45 Class Pres- ident 15 Science Club l,2. DANNY LEE RABY FFA 3,4, Reporter 3,45 Speech Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Superlative 4, Best School Spirit. ROBERT LEE RICH FFA 1,25 Speech Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Football 25 Basketball 1,25 Baseball l,2,35 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Homeroom President 15 Homecoming Escort 4. NATONIA GREY RICHARDSON Student Council 15 FHA 1,25 Library Assistant 1, 25 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2. WILLIAM GROVER ROBBINS FFA 1,45 Speech Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1. CHARLES ANDREA ROBERTSON FTA 3,45 FHA 1,25 French Club 4, Secretary5 4-H Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Perfect Attendance 25 Home- room Treasurer 1,45 Social Council l,2. LEONARD OTIS ROBERTSON FFA 1,25 D. E. Club 35 D. O. Club 3. HERBERT EUGENE RONEY FTA 15 Speech Club 45 D. E. Club 3,4, President 45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Perfect Attendance 15 Homeroom Vice President 2, Treasurer 45 Social Council 2. CHARLES WAYNE SHARPE Student Council 15 FFA 1,45 D. O. Club 3,45 Glee Club 4. HILDAH DAUNE SHARPE FHA 35 Latin Club 3,45 Speech Club 45 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club 4, Treasurer5 Superlative 4, Most Mischievous5 Basketball Manager 3,4, Qsenzbr RICKEY BERNARD SI-IARPE FFA 1,25 Speech Club 45 French Club 45 D. O. Club 35 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Homecoming Escort 1,2,45 May Day Escort 1. DELORES ANN SHELLEY Newspaper Staff 4, Feature Editor5 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 2,45 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 35 Glee Club 15 4-H Club 25 Spanish Club Sponsor 4. HAROLD LEE SHEPHERD FFA l,2,35 D. O. Club 45 Football 25 Homeroom Officer 3. DANNY O'NEAL SHOFFNER FFA 1,2,45 D. O. Club 3,45 Football 15 Home- coming Escort 4. BETTY LOU SHORE 4-H Club 1,45 Basketball 1. DORIS ELAINE SHORE Student Council 2,45 Beta Club 3,45 FTA 2,45 French Club 45 Perfect Attendance 3,45 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Social Council 1. LYNETTA LAYNE SMITH FHA 1,25 Speech Club 45 Glee Club 45 4-H Club 1,25 Bus Driver 4. MARGO BARNES SMITH FHA 1,25 D. E. Club 45 4-H Club l,2,35 Perfect Attendance 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Bible Club 1,2. LARRY DAVID SPARKS Newspaper Staff 3, Photographer5 FFA 1,2. DAVID LEE STEELE FFA 15 D. O. Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Sergeant of Arms 45 Football Manager 2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Superlative 4, Best Looking. DUFFY BENSON STRIGO Speech Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 1,45 Glee Club 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,45 Homeroom Treasurer 1. DONALD WAYNE STUART Newspaper Staff 35 Spanish Club 45 4-H Club 15 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,45 Baseball 1. JACQUELINE SPENCER TERRELL FHA l,2,35 Library Assistant 45 Perfect Attendance 3,45 Bible Club 1. DIANNE LUCRETIA THOMAS FHA 1,25 4-H Club 1,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Science Club 2. WILLIE JANE THORNTON Student Council 15 FHA 15 French Club 4. LUNDA JANE TINGEN Student Council 35 Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager Newspaper Staff 3, Feature Editor5 Beta Club 3.4: FTA 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Monogram Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Homeroom President 25 Superlative 4, Most Dependable5 May Court 1. LINDA BURKE TOUCHTON FTA 1,25 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 45 French Club 4- Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 2,3. JANET HARGROVE URSERY Newspaper 2, Proofreader5 Beta Club 1,2,3, Spon- sor 35 FHA 1,25 French Club 45 4-H Club l,2,35 Mar- shal 3,4. DONNELL WILLIAM URSERY Student Council 45 FFA 1,45 D. O. Club 45 Mono- gram Club 1,25 Basketball 25 Baseball 1,25 Homeroom csfafzlvfzcs President 3, Vice President 4. MARY FRANCES VESTAL Newspaper 3, News Editor5 Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 D. E. Club 45 4-H Club 15 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Marshal 3. TROSSIE WATKINS WALL Student Council l,4, President 45 FTA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 35 FFA 1,25 Speech Club 3,45 Office Assistant 45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 45 Baseball 1,25 Perfect Attendance 35 Homeroom President 25 Superlative 4, Best All Around5 Marshal 25 Class Vice President 3. JANET WYNNE WALTON Williams High l,2,35 D. E. Club 4, Vice President5 Homeroom President 4. JESSE DAVID WEBSTER, JR. FFA 1,2,4, President 25 Speech Club 3, Treasurer5 Monogram Club 3,45 Football 2,3,4, Tri-Captain 45 Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Superlative 4, Most Athletic. REBECCA RUTH WEBSTER Annual Staff 4, Typist5 Beta Club 3,45 FTA 2,3, 45 FFA Sponsor45 FHA 25 Speech Club 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 3, Sponsor 35 French Club 45 Homeroom Secre- tary 35 Superlative 4, Friendliest. LINDA PAULETTE WHEELEY Library Assistant 45 Perfect Attendance 3. GERALD LEE WHITE Student Council 45 Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor5 Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35HOI'1'1e- room Treasurer 1, President 45 Superlative 4, Most De- pendable5 Marshal 25 Homecoming Escort 45 Class President 4. WALLACE WADE WHITEHEAD FFA 45 Monogram Club 25 Basketball 1,2. GILBERT BOYD WILLIAMS Student Council 1,45 Speech Club 35 D. O. Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball 25 Homeroom Secretary 1, President 2. JERRY DARRELL WILLIAMSON FFA 1,2,3,45 D. E. Club 4. CECELIA FAYE YORK Student Council 3,4, Vice President 3, Parliamen- tarian 45 Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief5 Beta Club 3,45 FTA 1,3, Treasurer 15 French Club 45 FHA 1,2, Treasurer 25 Glee Club 15 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Vice President 2, Song Leader 3, President 45 4-H County Council President 45 Band 3,4, Majorette 3,45 Basketball 25 Perfect Attendance l,2,35 Homeroom President 45 Superlative 4, Most Studious5 Marshal 1, 2,3, Co-Chief 35 Band Sponsor 45 Class Vice President 15 Scholarship Medal 1,2. CECIL ROSS YORK FFA l,2,3,45 D. E. Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Bus Driver 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 4. BRENDA KAY ZACHARY Newspaper 4, Proofreader5 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 25 Speech Club 3, Secretary, 45 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 25 Perfect Attendance 1. WINDER ZACHARY FFA 3, Treasurer5 Bus Driver 3,4. Q L- Faye Allan Joyce Blalock Anne Bowman Barbara Braxton Brenda Braxton Elmer Braxton Scotty Brignon Annette Brooks 11121010 C S Dickie Brooks Elton Clark Brenda Bunton Jackie Cambell Ann Chauncey Delores Cobb Betty Coble Paulette Coble 'Qu . 1 QD- 'iw , ,,,,, Willis Coble Franklin Coggins jack Cook Jimmie Cooper Kermit Culberson Bobby Dixon Furman Coggins Fred Combs Ray Cottle Richmond Covington Sandra Culberson Dorothy Dixon Alice Davis Richard Dodson 5+ Ji VZ? 3 Ghss 2 'N Q KT! Larry Dollar Hilda Eason Phyllis Euliss Dale Fogleman Ann Doss Lemuel Edwards Donna Evans Carol Franklin Doris Douglas Sandra Ellington Wayne Farrell Billy Garner 'Tia gm 'Yi 6.-'fi l Rickey Dudley Cherry Euliss Landis Faulkner Victor Gillespie ll ,695 Q Bobby Griffin Johnny Guthrie Billy Haithcox Delores Hammock Laurie Harden Johnny Harmon Linda Hartley Gary Henderson F.C. Hinshaw Carolyn Holmes Gene Hinshaw Roger Holt Loretta Hinshaw Carlene Holyfield Robert Hodgin Martha Hudson 'UK ! unzbr is 'Ok Deanna Isley Becky Johnson Brenda L. Jones Judy Knighten E X f Siam Linda Lamb Ieanny Lambert Don Lashley James Lee June Lutrerloh Sandra Mabe Ross May Larry McAdams Herbie Langley Jean Lee Johnny Madden Butch McLendon Jerry Langley Wesley Long Glenn Marshall Linda McPherson fi' XJ GSS 4 Sylvia McPherson Harley Moon Ronnie Newlin lla Patterson Nancy McVey Ronald Moize Nelda Moser Don Murray Madeline Newton Ross Penny if Phyllis Newton Donald Perry Deborah Moon Gary Murray June Paris Ronald Phillips sf, an fa:-P P' f.. nn:uu ,vV , 2 '- CS' Judy Pickard Larry Pore Carol Riggs Brenda Sawyer v Bobby Pike David Rich Diane Roach Mike Schronce HN X 1572! .0--N fS Ramona Pike Mary Lou Poe Carleen Richardson Barbara Riddle Jimmy Roney Danny Scott N Janice Russell Pat Scott 6 'rv 1 unzbf' Gkzss 'D' Linda Sharpe Jimmy Shoe Speedy Snipes Daniel Spoon 4 E J t N N ' N Sarah Sharpe Betty Shaw Sandra Shaw Bobby Shoffner Douglas Smith Jerry Smith t Robert Snipes Karen Snuggs Judy Sparks Douglas Spoon Gene Stout Kenneth Tapp 'TX W 'US 1 XF' - Johnny Tate R.C. Thompson Barry Webster Jay Allen Wood V ' '1l ,-, ' .,,,,,,,Y 'K ' Albert Thompson Wanda Ursery Bobby White Jerry Wood Carolyn Thompson Doris Thompson L. E. Wagoner Ann Whittemore Harold Woody I Oy Weaver John Willardson Linda Woody 571 'U' 'UN Frank Wrenn Charles Wynne Gene Zachary Lewis Zachary Judi Davis Jeanie Farmer Marsha Spivey CQJJ ,.,. ish Well! See, Bobby, it is the majority. Boy! Are we glad those magazines are sold. . BQSQN 1 Q Brenda Abernathy Alvis Adams Bury Albright Rose Albright Cynthia Aldridge Griffin Allen Judy Allen Larry Andrews Joan Ashley William Atkinson Roger Birchett John Bishop Dollie Blalock Grady Blalock James Boone Danny Bowman Dewey Braxton Rebecca Brewer Judy Bright Virginia Brooks Margaret Bunton Jackie Burke Brenda Bussinger Nancy Caldwell Janice Callahan Deeann Capps Linda Capps Calvin Carden Larry Cheek Doris Clark CSO!050Z22 OFQ GQJJ Bonnie Coble Gary Coble Larry Coble Janet Cole Judy Comer Walter Couturier Larry Cox Paul Crocker Bertha Crowder Ann Curl Barbara Curl Sue Curl Joan Davis Heath Deese Charles Denton OP Clinton Doby Willie Dodson Nancy Dover James Dunevant Ray Dunlap Jimmy Edwards Ronnie Estes Roger Euliss Cynthia Farrell Janice Ferguson Ann Finley Connie Fogleman Rachel Fogleman Mike Foust Thomas Garner 0122 OFQ Gary Gentry Sylvia Gibson Bonnie Gilley Joe Gray Frances Griffin Jolene Guthrie Sarah Harris Dianna Harrell Donnie Henderson Danny Herring Reba Hicks Lucy Hines Frances Holmes Robert Holmes Archie Holt Larry Holt Rodney Holt Steve Holt Linda Hudson Janice Hughes Angeline Ingle Lonnie Ingle Janet Isley Joyce Isley Larry Isley Steve Isley James Jenkins Clint Jobe Ann Johnson Darrell Johnson ....- .,.,-., , ., , ,. ,Q -Y -. Y -H 317- - V . V Q y m :wise-sir' .1 'Y' 6- UTS 9-...., in g-1 Q.. Evelyn Johnson Linda Johnson Dickie I ones Barry Justice Bobby Keck Jack Keck Sylvia Kennedy Estella Kimball Karen Lambert Linda Lankford Shirley Lawrence Larry Lindley Delna Lineberry Donald Lloyd Judy Lloyd CSOIO Mary Long Gary Loy Glenda Lutterloh Harriette Lynch Linda Lynch Johnny Maness Linda Mangum Celia Marley Jo Ann Marley Tommy McAdams Judy McBane Jack McPherson Phylis McPherson Morris McPherson Kay McVey 0122 0Z Q Pat Mitchell Ann Moon Arnold Moon James Morrow Elaine Murchison Walter Newlin Jerry Norris Catherine Odell Buddy Paris Carol Parks Nancy Patrum Betsy Patterson Bobby Patton Randy Payne Jeanette Perry Andrea Phillippie Roger Phillips Sandra Phillips Roy Pierce Nancy Pike Rebecca Pike William Plaster Jimmy Porterfield Jean Powell Wayne Raby Donald Reese Rita Rich Jane Robbins Jean Robbins Junior Robbins W. x 4. U1 Y v - W, .jg f . ,u. ?W ' A alt. 'gk 6. 91 -2 'E' Mash' 'QW- Ellen Rogers Bruce Roney Mattie Roney Tricia Runnion Ladd Sawyer Donald Scott William Shambley Douglas Sharpe Sammy Shatterly Roy Shepard Janie Shoe Louise Shore Sheila Shue Allen Smith Alberta Solazzo agp Carl Staley Alfred Stanfield Johnny Stout Kathy Stout Hiram Strickland Phil Stuart Richard Sulecki Betsy Teague Ronnie Teague Martha Teer Iris Thomas Bonnie Thompson Lacy Thompson Sarah Thompson Ann Tingen 0122 0149 i 4 r 1 2 i i f Iames Tingen Gayland Turner Kevin Wagoner Brenda Wall Rodney Way Linda Weaver Walter Webster John Welch Gloria Wheeley Shirley Whisnant Judy Whittemore Julia Whittington Carol Wicker Harry Williamson Margie Wilson Eddie Woods Nancy Young Glenda Johnson David Mangum Mike Sawyer ,,,-,..,., .........i..........-..-....,,. ,- .- M A 'I' 55' l A few more days and we'll be finished with this. 89 SILAS l. X,.,, ..,l5,1,l.,.,,...,1,7:,5V..,U A ,,.,, pignl. , -4 L Q, f' fx .1 Q . ?f Mw?'5-, ,uh '- , ,. ,j':1MM,lzg m,l , -' 7.f,-4,,jsf,'gl,,4gg am . Nr, f 1, v ' wma mfs , xref, . y .aqmsmfs - ,, V I-' t msn .f,:,iQf, sf- : -: X M- M fi.-,,,,gy,, 5, MARNER I I ! 1 l V 1 5 I li in is E , li , , - Y ,.,Yv...- ......,....f,,a.-...i-V.. ,,,.. . ,,,.W,.. ,..-,r...m.H: V -,....--,.....-,, ,.,,.., 1495 IZQGI? GQSS Dm Edna Ariail Max Albright Tommy Albright Steve Alderman Buddy Aldridge Ray Allen Margaret Allen Ronnie Allen Cary Allred James Andrews Larry Andrews Ann Atkinson Vonda Arey Becky Beale Baynette Black Billie Blalock Linda Blalock Nancy Boger Arnold Boggs Swanetta Boone Michael Booty Esther Bradshaw Judy Brewer Baxter Brooks George Brooks David Brown Nancy Brown Russell Burckhalte Henry Bryan Linda Byrd 1' Gregg Bulla Paulette Bunton Claudia Butler Judy Carlton Jerry Caulder Danny Chilton Joan Chrisco Vanda Clapp Peggy Clayton Lewis Clemmer Donna Cobb Eva Coble James Coble Wilbern Coggins Brenda Combs Sue Combs James Collins Kenneth Cook Larry Copeland Curtis Cornell Gary Cox Roland Crawford Ruth Crawford Mayne Crisson Janice Culbersor Carolyn Currie Dennis Curtis Joan Davis Billy Dixon Carolyn Dodson Patsy Dodson Virgil Dodson Ronnie Dollar Harris Duffer Larry Durham Brenda Edwards David Edwards Donald Edwards Johnny Edwards Vicki Edwards Richard Efird Sally Euliss Wayne Euliss Berry Finley Roy Flood Shirley Fogleman Richard Forbes Ben Eoust Charles Foust Frances Foust Tommy Franklin Tony Frazier Dean Frye ' Robert Gammon Tempy Gaines Mary Frances Gilbert Nellie Gilley Phillip Gilley Donna Gillespie Marie Glenn ,.,., ,Y- ...H Charles Griffin John Grumbles Donald Gumrn Tommy Hadley Joyce Haithcock Johnny Haithcock Carol Hanford Jackie Haney Frank Hanks Betty Jo Hardie Carol Hardin Jean Hargrove Hunter Harrellson Linda Harris Peggy Herring Martha Hill Bobby Hilton Judy Hinson Jea nette Holmes Ruth Holmes Dinah Jo Holt Marie Holt Treva Holyfield Carol Hornaday Sue Hunter Valinda Hunter Joan Hurdle Mary Ingle Larry Ingold Mary Frances Ingold an f N Q 'Ui wb., Jig 1483 122012 KN Jane Isley Joyce Isley Mary Jo Isley Kay Jewel Tommy Jobe Alan Johnson Freddie Johnson Jimmy Johnson Charlotte Jones Cherlyn Jones Harold Jones Keith Justice Gloria Keck David Keterson Jimmy Kimery Kemp Kimery Richard Kimery Brenda King Judy Lambert Tommy Lane Judy Langley Jane Laughlin Sandra Lawson Lynda Lee Jimmy Lewis Ricky Lowe Karen Loy Keith MacLean Mary Mann Billy Marlette I I I I I I I ......a , W W mag., ,l...,.- Y.. Gayle Marley Iudy May Sarah May Treva McBane James McCormick Gail McDaniel Hilda McVey Robert Miles Larry Minor Patricia Montgomery Ray Montgomery Gary Moon Billy Moore Ted Moss Dwight Murray Milton Neese Albert Newlin Larry Norris Ronnie Overman Tommy Overman Wanda Overman Judy Patterson Larry Patterson Patricia Patterson Penny Patton Benny Payne Vicki Lee Pedalty Sue Penny Peggy Pentecost Kenneth Perry '-Q GNL. F95 122617 if Char Qs Earl Pickard Judy Pickard Mike Pierce Linda Pittman Ben Ray Poe Jane Ray Jewel Rozelle Ray John Reich Cornelia Richman Carvie Riddle Nancy Riggs Jerry Rogers Jane Roberson Linda Rowland Brenda Sawyer Garland Sawyer Linda Scarlett Carol Schronce Lendon Scott Shirley Scott Judy Self Bonnie Sharpe Janet Sharpe Nancy Shaw Danny Shelton Lonnie Shelton Betty Shoe Cathy Shoe Camilla Shoffner Ienice Shoffner Kenneth Shoffner Mike Shoffner Tommy Simmons 5.1-I. Simpson Carmalita Smith Dickie Smith Mike Smith James Snipes Margie Southern Betty Specht Marie Squires Lynn Stafford Margaret Stainback Bobbie Jean Starr Bobby Starling Steve Stout John Stuart Raymond Sulecki David Sumner Mary Surgeon Robert Swain Randy Teague Thomas Teague John Teer Sharon Thomas Albert Thompson Alice Thompson Clayton Thompson Danny Thompson Gene Thompson 15 N F93 122612 Gilbert Thompson Grady Thompson Jerry Thompson Jo Ann Thompson Patsy Thompson Phyllis Thompson Ellen Thrift Brenda Tingen Jo Ellen Titsworth Wayne Tullock Howard Ursery Willard Vincent Jackie Marie Ward Patricia Weaver Aaron Webster Keith Webster Lydia Ann Whitehead Roy Wicker Norris Williams Rosa Lee Williams Brenda Wilson Hilda Windsor Steve Wood Russell Woody Donna Wright James Wright Ronald Wright Ernest 'York Fred York Kennethi Younger La Vern Zachary Ruby Davis Jerry Hundley Frank Murray Linda Lee Larry Overman Brenda Prurtt Jrmmy Stanfield Judy Vrncent fjfe QS!0faz206Z5 J Our QTQJQZZQZQMJQU ffrouyf 0 uffern emi? jfamecomzby 7I'dI?CQ.S QUGQI? 1961 , -.pau-out 'Q The candidates for Homecoming Queen were nominated by the varsity football team. From the Senior Class, these girls were Frances Lynch, Ann Pickard, Anne Farrell and Barbara Pitts. Two attendants were chosen by each of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes. Each club and activity chose a sponsor to represent it in this event. On the night of October 20, 1961, the band, sporting new uniforms and playing in superb form, took the field during the halftime of the football game. As they formed a heart, the attendants and sponsors waited outside the heart as the senior attendants in- side the heart watched the eventful moment when Frances Lynch was crowned queen and Barbara Pitts was announced Maid of Honor. The wonderful evening of foot- ball, Homecoming parade and crown- ing was brought to a close with a Homecoming dance. The Queen and her court were introduced with their escorts and led the first dance. This was an evening to be remem- bered by all among their fondest of memories. -+-ww-.-...,..a..,.,,.MM A tr :3 , Z , ff f ' P5 , gs - t , 'asa tis i I Q' ,:. 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CLUB C SO-HI NEWS fl0?G fJQI'I l E59 C3055 7?d112012d V 76120 CFCNWI MONOGRAM CLUB SPEECH CLUB THE SOUTHERNER 39012120 ZQAPQS A SPANISH CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL l 'Z' x 1 ,im 69121614 N , ,V W AA A. X CSUQQFQXIUQS A1 ' A . 2 Kes! SW Ydwfwf e , t ' .- at BECKY CRUTCHFIEILD - T. w. WALL Possess leadership qualities, personality, school spirit, friendliness, co-operation, and character above reproach. III Was! QDOIOUQI' ANN PICKARD - G. H. KIRKPATRICK Someone everyone knows and admires. ...Sl u , , i , I 0312 . f l ,ai 'fp ' ' fl jij -A , ' y lu? ' ' i F r f-is Gufesf BARBARA COX - BILLY MUNDY A combination of physical attractiveness and per sonality. jrzcnozesf BECKEY WEBSTER - RANDY CATES Always have a winning smile and a ready word Q ul? fesf ELAINE SHORE BOYD NEWLIN Conservative with words. -slcsxr . 1 f- ,L ww-l a .pK ik X 1 If Zesf jjersonafzy ALMA CRAWFORD - DICKIE GIBSON Pleasant dispositiong take what comes and make the mostoflt' Zesf Lgookny FRANCES LYNCH - DAVID STEELE Excelliug in attractiveness. Qgzafesf BONNIE AGREE MIKE PACE Look neat and attractive ALL THE TIME. E i Q , V, r ii J L. 4 , Lcd, IJ tial., U, . W , At 1 f Z 1 9 X. . '33 but 4 .mf may, - ,. - Qfosf Greafzbe DELORES SHELLEY - PETE DeVAULT Can think of a dozen different ways to draw a milk bottle. i -W- ' AA, X fi -- 1 fi' 4 f' 'A X. Us jlgopzbsf SAMMIE ENGLISH - ROSS YORK Never sadg can find sunshine in a rainstorrn C0-operafzbe GAYLE GRAVES JOHNNY MANN Never seem to be bored with others and are always willing and able to help, 'J , 1 fi . 7' Ky. Laff' 'tw mf Elscfzeoous DAUNE SHARPE - BUCK ISLEY They're the ones who play the pranksg but with our -A seniors Daune and Buck really rank. , , Wosf qrfzsfzc LINDA NOAH - WENDELL MANN Possess the ability to draw, paint, and sketch -Q s W ...--,..,3 -..., ... -.. my 0511 QDQIOQHOQHQ JANE TINGEN JERRY WHITE Willing and able to help anyone with anything. You can be sure they will do their assigned tasks well, W 0311 WXZQAC SYLVIA JUSTICE - DAVID WEBSTER The outstanding athletes' in our class. Possess qualities of leadership, ability, and above all, sportsmanship. -w i 2 ' -- - A ' A! ,raw 4 S ,,,...r, ,rf --- V W ,f Wfosf cgfuofo us PAYE YORK - BOBBY BRAXTON Are concientious about work and the manner in which it is done. l Ufzffzesf T BARBARA PITTS DUFFY STRIGO Naturally witty, Never at a loss for a joke, if , ,Q .hllse ' V VME at Q '4 a V gmail Kes! Cgcfoof Qspzktzf DONNA JOYNER - DANNY RABY Are proud of our school and what it stands for. Sup- port every event sponsored by Southern and do all possible to promote togetherness among students. Was! Wfuszcaf LINDA KEENAN - l-IERBY CARLTON Endowed with musical talents for singing, dancing or playing an instrument. Was! LizfeQ 0 CSZICCQQJ ORA LOU CULBERSON LEONARD PENDERGRAPH Possess qualities which, if developed to the fullest, extent, will lead to success. Wm d12Of H135 0QafQ3e121'01s BARBARA PITTS and JERRY WHITE Each senior was asked to nominate one boy and one girl who he thought most nearly exemplified the ideal qualities listed below: l. CONDUCT - At least a B averageg conduct above reproach, both at school and away. 2. SCHOLARSHIP - Scholastic average of at least 80. 3. LEADERSHIP - Active participation and leadership in school activities. 4. CITIZENSHIP - Support of school in its total programg sportsmanship on all occasions. 5. PERSONALITY - Friendly, pleasant disposition. The boy and girl receiving the highest number of votes was named as MR. AND MISS IDEAL SENIOR. 57 70 we y?emem6ere0f if Because we shall never forget the excitement of the crowd . . . the anticipation of the contestants . . , 541, , 7, If 1 , .ik ,XR the funny experiences of the night . . 1 the last minute preparations . . . z K 3 3 the helpfulness of each other the wonderful talent show . . . and the tea K rs and smiles of the winners. 'flee f-Y. .. an I U ls ' ' I f 'I Z. 'r . Q ' A .a x . -- : . ', 5 . if bs' N gf . : JW., x, xx r li E254 , K X ff' W SEATEDg Pickard, Joyner, Tingen, Isley, Crutchfield. SECOND ROW: Farrell, Branson, Culberson, Keenan, Massey, Morrow, Vestal. THIRD ROW: Perry, Robertson, English, York, Crawford, Graves, Pitts, Webster. 3140122 SEQSQ CGIDQ MISS SOUTHERN HIGH is the most coveted honor offered to the girls of the senior class. She should possess high qualities of character and leadership, and her record should indicate cooperation and industry. In order to give the judges a basis upon which to judge the attributes listed above, each contestant sub- mitted a credential list indicating the following: Activities participated in school Offices held in any organizations in high school Honors received during high school Activities participated in out of school fCorr1munityj Honors or offices held in same 120 759 cseconoffjeunner p . ,:Q, 'i l 'WU' YQ W l 2 1,' 1 ' V qi Zane garref Q i t h f L . f fi' H71 xl ,L QQ ' h 4' k 1 f. . 5' ' f 2 Xl' A ' 1 ' Z? W V - 4 fu r fi , .- 1 j ,V , 1 ,Q fi, ' ff' jg, wjivlf 'F fseff ,sf Qf. :W jfe fzfktsf Wunner CMU gonna joyner ik f , 772255 QS 0 uffern JYQA Zjecfy Grufcmbg fjfe spfm Oef ff Our 79Qz12faf1'012 ' yrows zfrouyf QCII? U' rd QSfZIOQf2f The Student Council is the principal organiza- tion of Southern High School. The executive power is vested in a council composed of the four class presi- dents, the editor-in-chief of the SOUTHERNER, the head cheerleader, the faculty advisers, and the school principals. A larger unit called the Student Council consists of the executive council, representation from each homeroom, and chairmen of standing committees. The purposes of the organization are: l. To promote good citizenship, sportsmanship, and honesty among students. 2. To serve the school to the best of its abilities. 3. To bring aboutadvancement and improvement in our school, 'A r m 4, To create a close relationship between the students U and faculty. T. W. Wall, our president, has led our 5. To develop leadership in students and to promote council through a very prosperous year. higher standards of scholarship. 1 'r in: T in.. 'Q Nag SEATED: White, Isley, Crutchfield, Justice, Wall, Johnson,York, Joyner, Culberson. STANDING: Mr. Adcock, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Patton, Shoffner, Stuart, Mr. Stockard, Mr. Wilson. OIJI? cz' FIRST ROW: Paris, Pike, Hartley, Bunton, Wall, Moon,Russell, Euliss. SECOND ROW: Marley, Shoffner, Boone Webster, Shore,Honeycutt, Wheeley. THIRD ROW: Lambeth, Braxton, Roland, Patton, Pruitt, Hargrove, Phil- lippie, Isley. FOURTH ROW: Ursery, Williamson, Rogers, Garner, Sulecki, Phillips, Sawyer, Staley. eff' DEANNA 1sLEY sPoNsoR OTHER OFFICERS: Crutchfield, Secretary: Justice, Treasurer: Isley, Vice President, 125 if Y? GAYLE GRAVES Q .' ' ,f Dig? N.,-- ,ef ,,,. L , A Art Editor ALMA QRAWPORD and DONNA JOYNER I Activities Editors JANE TINGEN Circulation Manager MAXINE BRAX TON Business Manager BARBARA PITTS and JERRY WHITE Sports Editors l PAYE YORK Editor 'ii X ? Y ALMA CRAWFORD Sponsor 126 9 6 2 MRS. HELEN EULISS Adviser X M 1, LOUISE GREESON and GAIL CAPPS Class Editors LINDA KEENAN Advertising Manager 5 Wg, , V ANNE FA RRELL Feature Editor ANNUAL STAFF BLUES The publishers get the moneyg The school gets the fameg The students get the annual, And the staff gets all the blame. Wfgmhmg ANN PICKARD Associate Editor 127 JOHNNY MANN Photographer 0 .kay , V , nv W . . A LEH'i: v ,gt I 4 ' sf! 1 ,I A Z, f- M .wx , ' ,Lily M ., si . ff s - ' A mm N- ft W s..w1wwstw.,t-r1.1 fr, - 'rf BECKEY WEBSTER and GLENDA CRAWFORD Typists t ..:g......f.... .M ng-- .. at ,.,1 it -,A Jiefa 1 i C jf 5 . 4'1' . y ff U y W White 57 I A 4. . I Q, .5129 f V 9 ? Keenan , .A - 5, W. Newlin f , MUFWY M.. ,W m Graves hi C L 1 i f'g. 1' . 'Qi hw 1 I JWIJX I F' '--A A V ' ' ' ' , Acree Jerrell . , Shore i V H . f f Webster ix -M k: ,X Y2 K. Newlifl Wziij, - . an Noah , . ,iv I-rg. Morr ow Joyner York B, BRAXTQN Culberson G. CApp5 President Vice President Ky-H ' , P I Ai,4 5 . Members of the Beta aus y W if 5, Club are chosen each ' i f I spring from the rising senior class. They are M' BRAXTON B- NEWLIN voted in by the active SeCfe'5afY TFCHSUICF members and are approved -, v ' it idk MISS CHURCH Adviser Pickard if 41. if 2 ' Tingen by the faculty. Requirements for membership are out- standing qualities of leadership, citizenship, character, and scholar- ship. Members must be able to maintain a scholastic average of at least ninety. The principal prc ject of the Beta Club . the White Christmas, . when gifts are distributed to needy famililies. 5 5 A I ' x ' ,- V ,. ' ' q' a Q . an K f l . . . - ri: .V Q' R 'f ' A ' . A, 2 ,. ., , ,x- a 1 v ' , .f ' W -- li Murray, Capps, K. Newlin, York, B. Newlin, B. Braxton Culberson M Braxton Ursery Not Pictured Vestal 1 azisgaf Each year the ten persons in the junior class with thehighest scholastic averages are chosen to serve as marshals of Southern High. Their first duty is to serve as ushers at the Baccalaureate sermon and other commencement activities. They also serve as ushers at the P.T.A. meetings the following school year. lnnuuqunq HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Ofjgce Qqsszkfanfs Office assistants help with the daily routine duties of the adminis- tration and the faculty of the school. They must have a sense ofresponsi- bility and a pleasant disposition. MRS. ESTHER RENE KING Secretary T. W. Wall, Rena Lowe, Frances Lynch, Johnny Loy -f-- HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON Librarian bjzgrary Wsszlsfanfs SEATED: R. Fogleman, Zackary, Massey, English, Phillippie, Blalock, Hudson. Standing, FIRST ROW: Wheeley Vincent, Baker, Honeycutt, Marley,Edwards,I. Marley,Holt, Brewer, Shoe, Fenton. Standing, SECOND ROW Ierrell, D. Fogleman, Jones, Pore, Bowman, Terrell, Newton, Norris, Gillespie, Johnson, Greeson, Clayton Not Pictured: Justice, President. ' FIRST ROW: W. Newlin, Murray, D, Smith, G. Foust, Dodson, Kirkpatrick, B. Newlin, A. Holt, Williams Forbes. SECOND ROW: M. Foust, Raby, Wood, L, Ingle, Brooks, Webster, Blalock, Bowman, Cox, Overman Griffin, Justice, K. Shoffner, Sawyer, THIRD ROW: D. Thompson, Bishop, Johnson, Boone, Pike, Albright,R York, B. Isley, D. Shoffner, W. Newlin, R. Holt, F. York, Burckhalter, Reich, Lewis, FOURTH ROW: Braxton D. Morris, Whitehead, McDaries,Jones,Tapp, Wrenn, Andrews, McLendon, Hinshaw, Fogleman, Gilley, Lane Harrellson. FIFTH ROW: Griffin, Raby, H, Kimrey, R, lngle, J, Hylton, Lee, T. Farrell, Porterfield, Dunevant Henderson, Smith, Roney, G. Zachary, Teague, Long. SIXTH ROW: Curtis, Sawyer, Whitfield, B, Hilton, J Kimrey, Norris, H. Moon, G. Zachary, Turner, Maness, Paris, Allen, Ursery, Doby. SEVENTH ROW: Cornell Brown, Sharpe, Culberson, W, Zachary, Andrews, L, Newlin, Foushee, R. Newlin, Woody, Adams, C. Thomp- son, L, Thompson, Cheek, Steele, Simpson. EIGHTH ROW: Collins, Williamson, Webster, D. Gibson, Mc- Pherson, Duffer, J. Thompson, Andrews, Allen, C. Foust, NINTH ROW: Perry, A. Newlin, Teague, Stafford Marlette, R. Smith, Williams, Bowman, McCormick, Sumner, '- 'F'-1 + ,, I it ' 1 Mr, Alton Wilson Mr. Wayne Roach 3 QT- , ' .,,. 'm ga' 5 Mr. Samuel Cooper BGCRSY Webster S OFFICERS Ponsor W, Newlin, B. Newlin, Cox, Gibson, Kirkpatrick, Smith, Murray, gufure mmemafers gf C2122 erzca BRENDA HOLT PHYLLIS MCPHERSON Pl'CSlClSl'1lI Spgnggf Qk X . . -fliqiqj, .rf MISS MCBANE MRS. STEPHENS Adviser Adviser LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Holt, President, Judy Self, Treasurer, Shirley Lawrence, Reporter, Wanda Over- man, Secretary, Jackie Burke, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Lawrence, Burke, Overman, Self, B. Holt, SECOND ROW: R. Davis, Lloyd, Rogers, Paris, C. Riggs, Clayton, B. Sawyer, Hinson, Moon, B. Patterson, Hardie, Capps, J. Sharpe, Arey, S, McPherson. THIRD ROW: P. Thompson, Laughlin, J. Ray, Scarlett, Langley, Hiel, Hornaday, Roberson, Glenn, Loy, Combs, S. Fogleman, Pickard, Carlton,Griffin,J. Davis, R. Fogleman. FOURTH ROW: Lynch, Gilley, J. Davis, Schronce J. Isley, D, J, Holt, J. Holmes, May, N. Riggs, Smith, Pentecost, Foust, Montgomery, Brown, McVey, Surgeon 9 Whitehead. FIFTH ROW: Pedelty, Cobb, C. Jones, Haney, Dodson, Byrd, Jewel, Williams, M. J. Isley, Squires, Lee, Shoe, Hunter, Pruitt, J. Thompson. SIXTH ROW: Butler, Stainback, Culberson, Mabe, Hudson, R. Ray, King, Windson, Wilson, Webb, Shaw, J. Lutterloh, Rickman, Herring, B, Sharpe, J. Patterson. SEVENTH ROW Ariail, C, Jones, M, Holt, C. Thompson, Huffman, B, Sawyer, Haithcock, Thrift, Brooks, S. Thompson, Lam- bert, Callahan, Pike, Ashley, P. McPherson, EIGHTH ROW: Ingold, Tingen, G. Lutterloh, G. Thompson, A. Thompson, Boger,Carver, Lankford, S. Jones, F, Holmes, F. Holmes, R, Holmes. NINTH ROW: Brewer, Scott, Edwards, Crawford. Jan The members of the band areSteve Woody, Jimmy Coble, Kenneth Younger, Barry Justice, David Kesterson, Johnny Madden, LouisClemmer, Roger Euliss, Margaret Bunton, Martha Hill, Charles Crawford, Kenneth Cooke, John Hadley, WilliamAtkinson, Butch Strickland, Buddy Aldridge, Junior Vincent, Larry Durham, Toni Frazier, Ray Montgomery, Ronnie Allen, Scotty Brignon, Ray Wicker, Kendell Johnson, Ranny Herring, Ray Dunlap, Roy Flood, Kay McVey, Shirley Lawrence, Diane Harrell, Judy Carlton, Marsha Spivey, Linda Woody, Phil Stewart, Arnold Moon, Brenda Abernathy, Betsy Teague, Billy Moore, Danny Chilton, Paulette Bunton, Marie Squire, CarolParks, James Jenkins, Louise Shore, Judy Bright, Betty Coble, Larry Coble, Gary Murray, Ted Moss, Faye York, Larry Andrews, Archie Holt, Gene Stout, Donald Perry, Charles Denton, Billy Albright, Roger Birchett, Harry Williamson, Donald Gumm, Benny Payne, Earl Pickard, Kenneth Shoffner, Larry Ingold, Jerry Rogers, Albert Thompson, Tommy Teague, and Russell Woody. Under the leadership of Mr. James Cole, director, and GeneStout, drum major, the marching band performed during half-time at Southern's home football games and marched in a total of nine parades: the Burlington, Graham, Mebane, and Swepsonville Christmas parades, the Muscular Dystrophy Parade, Elon College home- coming parade, Walter Williams and Graham homecoming parades, and the Shrine Bowl Parade in Charlotte. 134 W, PAYE YORK ' yzpqbfeffes hx . A Sponsor ' - 'K ' 1 ' 55 f' 5. -A MARSHA SPIVEY A CAROL PARKS PAYE YORK BETSY TEAGUE MR. JAMES COLE KAY MCVEY Director 2 K 1? BETTY COBLE i 'linda Zachary Paulette Coble Proof and Copy Readers SOM 1 Danny Raby Betty Coble Glenn Nicks Sports Editors Larry McAdams Judy Davis Reporters Q RVN vw as 4, S -Q f Q 'L Lydia Ann Perry Sponsor Ji' Ora Lou Culberson Newspaper Editor The purpose of the SO-HINEWS is to keep students informed regarding the activities of the school. The paper is issued five times during the school year and is edited by a staff composed largely of members of the journalism class. Mrs. Eloise Enfield is the adviser to the staff. Phyllis Euliss Carolyn Holmes Delores Shelly Lydia Perry Editorial Editors Features 9605 Katherine Newlin Associate Editor Mrs. Enfield Adviser Pat Scott Edwin McDaries Business Managers 5-. C7 5,1 '1 Lydia Perry Bennie Paris Phyllis Isley Typists '45 Freddy Combs Phyllis Isley Art Editors 6 x B, K5 wa M A A Y 1 - ' E . K Q , 1 l A r M ' A 5.1 1 ggi , K . Q ' Y' ,V 9 , . K , A K H Q gg 5 '-' S 1 l ,.r, , W' . d I' A fy rr .15 - X-N1 wma, L-. Newspaper Staff at Work Larry Pore Bennie Paris Advertising Managers Qzlsfrzguffbe 630610019612 lst ROW: Moore, Nicks, Smith, Vestal, Lowe, Dunlap, Langley, Crawford. 2nd ROW: Loy, Evans, H Pike Mundy, York, Acree, Murray. 3rd ROW: I-Iodgin, Phillips, Roney, Williamson, Crouse, Wood, Faulkner 4th ROW: Fogleman, Cox, Albright, B. Pike, Farrell, Shoe, Scott, Marshall. Only juniors and seniors may participate in this club, They attend D.E. classes to further their knowledge of a particular vocation in salesmanship. r 1 f' ' irsa P Mr. Abernathy Adviser Q. OFFICERS: SEATED-Walton, Treasurer: Mundy, Re- porter: Acree, Secretary, STANDING-Roney, Presi dent: Cox, Vice President. Not Pictured: Lowe, Ves- tal, Co-Historians. Bonnie Acree Sponsor fbzoersrjgeof Occup afzbn i is I Q , I . up . fi, RENA LOWE MR. BURKE SPONSOR ADVISER OFFICERS: Sharpe, Treasurerg Williams, Secretaryg Cottle, Vice Presidentg Isley, President. The Diversified Occupation program is designed to provide vocational training for juniors and seniors. Classroom instruction is given in basic principles of varied occupations at which students work after school. IST ROW: McBane, Ursery, Steele, Williams, Winn, Lambert. .2ND ROW: Sharpe, Hubbard, McVey, Shoffner, Shepherd, Isley. 3RD ROW: Allen, Davis, Dollar, Clark. 139 peecg L?-.x ...NJ .. fl X, i f 6 N t 'UA FIRST ROW: C. Isley, Wynn, Lynch, Pendergraph, Mann, Paris, P. Isley, Roney. SECOND ROW: Zachary Cul berson, Webster, Noah, James, Smith, D. Sharpe, Pike, Marley, Petty, THIRD ROW: Gumm, B, Newlin Qua kenbush, W. Newlin, Holt, R, Sharpe, Mundy, Rich, Nicks. The purpose of the Speech Club is to serve and to honor secondary school students and teachers interes ted in better oral usage of American English, To be eligible, members must be participating in a speech class or must have participated the previous year. 3515 5 fj 'mf 5 , ,f , N , j. , 'P 4 J ' ' M I f , ,., , , Mr, Williams Adviser OFFICERS Paris, Vice President, Isley, Treasurer, Pendergraph, Parliamentariang Mann, Presidentg Petty, Reporter, Lynch, Secretary. Ramona Pike Sponsor 5019112 ' 'Z P ' ' Mr. Keerber Ann Tingen Adviser Sp0HSOr OFFICERS Bobby Shoffner, President, Tommy Gumm, Treasurer: f Loretta Hinshaw, Secretary: Roger Holt, Vice Presi- dent. SEATED: Dorothy Dixon, Reporters. V . 5, .psy ,. 451: 1- 1-swf? ., I f' ,y f, f ' ,f n .MQ , ,, , r ,rr,r ,f,, , , X . ' ,,7,.f Af: - 4 f ' ,,i, . s, . , fi 1 . - A if FIRST ROW: C. Jones, P. Montgomery, Gumm, Dixon, Hinshaw, Holt, B. Shoffner, Shaw. J. Tingen,Cob1e. Patton, Hargrove, B. Tingen, P. Dodson, Haney, SECOND ROW: Cobb, P. Patterson, Hanford, Lynch, J. Isley, Runnion, A. Moon, Lineberry, Penny, Overman, Hill, Finley, S. Combs, Pentecost, Boone, J. Shoffner, Smith. THIRD ROW: Ashley, A. Tingen, McPherson, Snuggs, Sharpe, B. Patterson, Kimball, Fogleman, Clark, Wicker, Murchison, Davis, Burke, Touchton, M. Isley, Cole. FOURTH ROW: Loy, McVey, Ferguson, Andrews, J. Cook, W. Webster, Minor, Rich, Crawford, Phillippie, Teague, Stout, Bussinger, Bowman, N. Hudson, Lee. FIFTH ROW: A. Thompson, Shore, Bunton, Moore, Phillips, Sulecki, Payne, B. Webster, Snipes, Kesterson, M. Isley, Pruitt, J. Thompson, D. Isley, Foust, B. Combs. SIXTH ROW: Tullock, Braxton, Atkinson, D. Jones, Durham, H. Jones, Albright, Chilton, K. Shoffner, Miles, Kimrey, Birchett, Scott, Pierce, Copeland. SEVENTH ROW: Teer, K. Cook, K. Webster, MacLean, Murray, L. Patterson, Stanfield, R, Montgomery, Johnson, Rogers, All- red, V. Dodson. 1461265 C3116 IST ROW: Miller, White, Robertson, Holt. ZND ROW: Murray, Harrell, Pickard, Johnson, Ursery, Pike, Coble. SRD ROW: Efird, Scott, Thornton, K. Newlin, Perry, Apple. 4TH ROW: Lambeth, Gammon, York, Quaken- bush, I-lolyfield, Braxton, Noah. 5TH ROW: Graves, Shore, Paris, Webster, Swain. The French Club, newly organized this year, is composed of students who are taking French. The aim of the club is to create an interest among its members in the French language and in French culture. 1 .74 '-153+ LINDA NOAH MISS CHURCH Sponsor Adviser OFFICERS: Miller, President, Robertson, Secretary, Holt, Treasurer, White, Vice President. panzlsf af dh fi' ' af QGQ 152, DELORES SHELLY MISS GREER Sponsor A dviser OFFICERS: Lashley, Vice President: Isley, Secretarygn Blaylock, Treasurer: Willardson, President. Another club, newly organized this year, is the Spanish Club. Only students taking Spanish may be members. The aim of this club is to create interest in Spain and Spanish culture. 1ST ROW: Bright, M. Isley, Hartley, Eason, Newton, Woody, Hudson, Mabe, Madden, Russell, Blaylock. 2ND ROW: Euliss, Shambley, S. Isley, Payne, Courtier, Herring, Braxton, Willardson, Crawford, Stuart, Lashley. 3RD ROW: White, Tapp, S. Holt, Coble, Plaster, Snipes, Lutterloh, Franklin, Zachary, Phillips, Parks. 4TH ROW: Sharpe, Moon, Dunlap, Denton, Lloyd, Perry, Shoe, Sparks, Riddle, Farmer, Abernathy, Lawrence. 5TH ROW: Wagoner, Paris, L. Holt, Estes, Sawyer, Garner, Henderson, Patton, Bishop, Hinshaw, Wrenn. czen ce FIRST ROW: Kimrey, Carlton, DeVau1t, Cox, Crabtree. SECOND ROW: Turner, Sparks, Bryan, Coble, Cottle Wagoner, Newlin, May, Douglas. THIRD ROW: Caldwell, Jones, Culberson, Petty, M. Braxton, Crutchfield, S. Braxton, Lamb, Knighten. FOURTH ROW: Coble, Burckhalter, Ingold, Alderman, Neese, T'fngen, Williamson. FIFTH ROW: Hughes, Riggs, Stanfield, Justice, Weaver. The three science clubs of Southern High are the Freshman Science Club, the Biology Club, and the Chemistry-Physics Club. To qualify for membership, a student must be interested in science and must be or have been enrolled in a science class. The purposes of this organization are to promote a genuine interest in science, to promote ideals of service and leadership among the students of the high school, and to encourage students to continue in their science interests. FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Nancy Riggs - President Billy I-laithcock - President Judy May - Vice President Barry Justice - Vice President Mary Frances Ingold - Secretary Joy Weaver - Secretary and Treasurer Steve Alderman - Treasurer ' NK if CHEMISTRY - PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS Pete DeVault - President David Cox - Vice President Morris Crabtree - Secretary Herby Carlton - Treasurer ...P p Q A Q I , MRS. BROWN MR. PROCTOR MR. STOCKARD ADVISER ADVISER ADVISER gufure urses L, ' 2' a - ' 2i'i?tw9 . r ,V .. ' M , , T ,, is - ,M W, s 1ST ROW: Cox, Vice PresidentgCrawford, Treasurer, Baker,Presidentg Cooper, Secretary. 2ND ROW: Farrell Gilley, Lloyd, McPherson, Keenan, Jones, Perry, Isley, Mullens. 3RD ROW: Honeycutt, Roland, Allen,Roach Chauncey, Harris, Lynch, Massey. 4TH ROW: Shue,Patterson, Gains, Scott, Morrow,Johnson, Teer, A. Johnson Vincent, Whittington. 5TH ROWg Hicks, J. Crawford, Southern, N. Gilley, Davis, Caldwell, Hughes. President ..... . . .Pat Baker Vice President . . . . . Barbara Cox Secretary ..... .... J immi Cooper ,N Treasurer. . . . . .Glenda Crawford . fs-- '99 The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to ac quaint the girls with medical careers and the opportunities offered by them. By exploring different fields, these girls are learning which path they will follow in medicine. f' Q I Q -0 PAT BAKER '45 MRS. M .THIS President Adviser f V l .gy 1 .sf , 5 W 'L . M . f fi? 2 2:.- f WX K 'f .:. . fywf. 4 ,, ,. , , W. gy ,, M 4 . ,Wi I-af I LARRY McADA MS Vice President lx H 'fx-'N' gf, ff ggi ' . .Zo 4' rt 0 PHYLLIS ISLEY S ecretary , Treasurer Reporter ORA LOU CULBERSON LOIS COBB X S3 iv sf fgff BOYD NEWLIN DICKIE JONES PHYLLIS EULISS MIKE HOLT Parliamentarian ,Q Q1 The purpose of the debate club is to permit the affirmative and the negative to present F their arguments ina regulated and systematic manner. LEONARD PENDERGRAPH MR, JARRETT 4JfC M16 1ST ROW: Doss: Garrett, Secretary-Treasurer: York, President: L. Perry, Reporter: B. Griffin, Vice President. 2ND ROW: Whittemore: Wall: Rice: Haney: Culberson: Paris: Thomas: K. Newling Woody: Davis. 3RD ROW: Bowman: Birchetteg Hargrove: Tingen: Crawford: Isley: S. Perry: Boggs, Braxton: B. Cooper. 4TI-I ROW: Thompson: Moss: Cox:Shore: Johnson: Norris: D. Perry: Shoffnerg Lewis: J. Wood: C. Griffin: W. Newling Marletteg Hadley. 5TH ROW: Huffman:C. Thompson: W. New1in:Farrel1: Zachary: Wrenn: Andrews: Stafford: Teague: B. Newling Murray. YZQOIQOYFGID FIRST ROW: McAdams, Pitts, Wall, McDaries, Justice, Braxton, Williams, Nicks. SECOND ROW: Cox, Pike, Zachary, Dudley, Steele, Massey,Joyner, Crawford. THIRD ROW: Capps, C, Euliss, Holt, Snipes, Way, Stuart, Rich, Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Fogleman, Webster, Jobe, York, Garrett, Sharpe, Brady, Moon, Cooper. FIFTH ROW: Roney, R, Euliss, Coble, Faulkner. Not pictured: Crutchfield, Raby, Betty Coble Sponsor FIRST ROW: Sharpe, Treasurer: Crawford, Secretary: Pitts, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Nicks, President: Steel, Sergeant-at-arms: Kirkpatrick, Vice-President. Members of the Monogram Club are students participating in football, basketball, baseball and cheerleading. They must have lettered a previous year and be lettering each year of their membership. The purpose of the club is to promote good will and sportsmanship among the athletes. 1 Barbara Pitts fm- fy Gu., V 2 .v .. 154 ,1.. M y sz y -.5221 1' A LQ 3 Becky Crutchfield Brenda Braxton 'iff' Ann Doss 50 ' 3 , fi wg i Donna Joyner Chief Barbara Cox Gieefkaoem , 3,6 , 5 ' :'y':fiS:i . g ff'Wf 1?sP12E -V , ,- , 1 Q ., Mr. James Cole Mrs. M. D. Steele Adviser Adviser They're full of personality and energy and stuff. And when they prance before us, we can't yell loud enough. If ever we are losing and the situation's dim, We can count on our cheerleaders for an extra dose of vim. 148 as Y Gail Capps Cherry Euliss 'CSV Carolyn Holmes Substitute yjep cm 1ST ROW: Braxtong l-IolmesgC. Eulissg Dossg Coxg Kronberg, Treasurerg Ingle, Secretaryg Bradley, Vice President D. Gibson, Presidentg Pittsg G. Cappsg Crutchfieldg Joyner. 2ND ROW: Haithcockg Nicksg Patrumg Branson Hardeng Holtg Schronceg D. Cappsg A. lngleg Foglemang Isleyg Wally L. Clappg Pike. 3RD ROW: Bowman HudsongLutterlohg Youngg K. Gibsong Scarlettg Langleyg Hudson. 4Tl-I ROW: S. Eulissg Thriftg Davisg Pickard Crowderg Holmesg Greyg Glenng Harrietg Pickardg Shoffnerg Choffnerg Isley. ThePepClub is organized to teach its members new cheers. Anyone who will help support the team at the games is eligible for membership. The cheerleaders lead the Pep Club in cheers. 149 v1,Q a. Zachafl' E Pitts Jones SYLVIA JUSTICE 5 . 1 Crawford .p . SPOUSOI S 5 ffff s r Hinshaw White ' :.. .. . . -Q, 5-Vs, M ,.,,,: 1, , st ' ,F Q X p 7 -I ' .fi B r . ' Shaflbe u en f --'Y A McLendon ' 5 X aff? 6634451 , Q jk. , ' Thompson , ga :Jaw A 'V I4 rf V ' 4 A A Bfadlel' Q. ra , sf X ff- Andrews is 5, , W1 , T ,f Q a ... LA' 1 ll.. ' . 4 - sf - Newton .nnn.1Q , ,. N Q Holt .4 , Carlton Moize ,N I, 4 p 1 - ewhn 3 -gg 'Z McPherson H fi, 1 -X ' . 'f , , J f 'oe 5 Cy 6 A All of the busdrivers make up the Bus Drivers Club. Eighteen of the drivers are regular drivers to Southern. The purpose of the club is to teach safety in driving. OFFICERS Hal Foster, President, Anthony Jones, Vice President, Carolyn Thompson, Secretary-Treasurerg Mike Pace, Chaplain, Ricky Sharpe, Reporter. '...a, VVVV, - - 4g Murray, Snipes, Shoffner, Cox, B. SEATED1 First row: Johnson, Bryan, Reese, Smith, R. Cottle, A. Moon, Braxton, E. Braxton, Jones, Kronberg, Loy, lngle, Garrett, H. Moon, Cottle, Foster, Coble. STANDING: Pace, Kimrey, May, D. Thompson, Smith, B. Braxton, Justice, B. Braxton, Zachery, B. Johnson, Thomas, Holmes, McPherson, D. Moon, Cobb Buliss, Dodson, DeVault. INSIDE: Brignon, Woody, and Fogleman. Wall, Cooke, MCA dams, Holt, MRS. ROBBINS ADVISER Only students preparing to go to college may be members of the Future Teachers of America Club. T The purpose of the club is to inform the students of theimportance and the duties of the teaching profession. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Billy Mundy, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Dunlap, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jackie Cook, Presidentg Carolyn Holmes, Secretary. of f' ' zzfufe eac' ers 0 menca KKK ' WV 1ST ROW: Mundy,Cook, Dunlap, Holmes. 2ND ROW: Tingen,Gumm,Farre1l, McPherson, Snuggs, Lineberry. 3RD ROW: Doss,Ferguson,Phillippie,Pike, Whittemore,Curl. 4TH ROW: Webster, Bowman, Thomas, Bunton, Huffman. ISI MRS. DOLLY SHAW Director TheGlee Club is composed of approximately one hundred and fifty voices this year. In addition to the regular class participation, the chorus presents an annualChristmas concert and spring concert. Also, approximately half of the chorus is chosen to sing at request performances by civic organizations in the community. For the past two years, the Glee Club and band have coordinated their efforts in presenting a minstrel to the public. Members of the Glee Club are as Follows: FIRST ROW: Joyner, Lowe, Greeson, B. Coble, Murray, Capps, Crutchfield, Cox, Keenan, Russell, Runnion, Pitts, Newton, 'Loy, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Perry, Teer, K. Brooks, Farrell, Kimball, Roberson, Kennedy, Moon, Patterson, Ingle, Fogleman, Isley, Pike, Tingen, Shaw, Gibson, Overman, Holt, Glenn. THIRD ROW: Arial, Cooper, Johnson, B. Sharpe, Keck, J. Sharpe, Edwards, Gilbert, Jones, Hornaday, Brown, Langley, Curl,J. Isley, Finley, Combs, Pentecost, Smith, Farrell, P. Isley. PAULETTE COBLE Sponsor FOURTH ROW: Paris, Culberson, Bowman, L. Sharpe, Hinson, J. Tingen, J. Pickard, Ashley, Bowman, Fogleman Arey, Pickard, Hinshaw, R. Pike, Gaines, Hanford, Shoffner, Boone, Chauncey. FIFTH ROW: Braxton, C. Johnson, Steinbeck, McVey, Whitehead, Surgeon, Lynch, English, Justice, Lineberry C Crutchfield, A. Brooks, Smith, Phillips, P. Coble, Boger, L. Lynch, Comer. SIXTH ROW: Holmes, Purvis, Wrenn, Rich, Hinshaw, E. Braxton, Gammon, D. Sharpe, Snuggs, McPherson Garner, Brignon, Guthrie, R. Braxton, Sparks, Crawford. ,ra 1 1 LINDA KEENAN President CMM OTHER OFFICERS: Pike, Reporterg Callahan, Pianist, Cook, Vice Presidentg Runnion, Secretary-Treasurer. V. . ,W I n VA,, WM 1. ' A sr sk ' 'Q ,,,, ' Y . E . I Q- ,,,,,- il if 'V .IIV Q 2' ' , 'V 1 E, . an I VV V N, V4 Af' . 7 4. X 2 5 , . , , W 1 1 ? . Y B I ' I in SEVENTH ROWg Boggs, Culberson, A. Jones, Johnson, Lowe, R. Sharpe, Stanfield, Cook, Combs, York, Miles, Overman, Anc1rews,,Pickard. EIGHTH ROW: Raby, Pace, Kimrey, W. Sharpe, Albright, Newton, Cottle, Blaylock, Loy, Cates, D. Braxton, Stafford. 153 fu jo 115' uaf 1 FIRST ROW: Fraizer, Treasurer, Murray, President, C. Thompson, Secretary, Keck, Vice President, Wilson, Adviser. SECOND ROW: P. Smith, McPherson, A. Smith, R. Thompson, Sawyer, B. Foust. THIRD ROW: Reich, C. Foust, Caulder, Smith, Tate, Cox, Holt. FOURTH ROW: J.' Wood, Stout, L. Thompson, Andrews, J. A. Wood, Duffer, J. Thompson, Moss. FIFTH ROW: Farrell, McVey, Shatterly, Coble, Strickland, Andrews. Any student may be a member of the Audio Visual Club. It is organized to teach these students how to operate the audio visual equipment used in the school. yy ofoyrap y C616 The purpose of the photography club is to teach its members how to take and develop better pictures and to use the latest equipment in the X field of photography. ....a....L SEATED: Staley, Reporter, Keck, Treasurerg Riggs, Secretary, lobe, President, Brignon, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Moon, Vincent, Overman, Moser, Weaver. THIRD ROW: Gumm, Wood, Booty, Hinson, Fogleman. FOURTH ROW: Doby, Franklin, Mr. Rhodes, Adviser. f fd122dfI.C5 an 71? 1ST ROW, Miss Loy, Adviser, Spivey, Coble, Davis, Whittemore, Miss Alexander, Adviser. 2ND ROW, Lowe, C. Johnson, Pierce, Robbins, Thomas, Crisco, Comer, Rogers, Griffin, B. Isley. 3RD ROW, Holt, Blaylock, Zachary, Harden, Ursery, Braxton, Cooper, Paris, J. Isley, Mangum, Curl. 4TH ROW, Morrow, Blaylock, Campbell, D. Thompson, G. Thompson, Justice, K. Isley, Shaw, Albright, Newton. 5TH ROW, Richardson, Covington, Guthrie, Perry, K. Johnson, Hadley, Jenkins, McAdams, Sulecki, Combs. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS ART CLUB OFFICERS President ............ . Paulette Coble President ....... . . Victor Gillespie Vice-President . . . Marsha Spivey Vice-President . . . . . Toni Richardson Secretary .... . Darlene Davis Secretary 84 Treas. . . . Jackie Campbell Treasurer . . . .Ann Whittemore JYQGKA am! yjfyszcaf . 50? 5715 .. W The purposes of the Health and Physical Education Club are to create an interest in physical education as a chosen career, to help students understand and correct the health problems for the physically handi- capped, and to create an interest in intramural athletics. OFFICERS: Jones, Vice President, Mr. Rainey, Adviser, Richardson Treasurer, Mann, President, Carlton, Secretary, Mrs. Heritage, Adviser Do your own work! F.. QSZIUQQJQXS 1112 cfzbn Tree full of action. 9 Get to work, girls, the meeting is tomorrow. W Y' fl' Qs Now, let me s And this is our Student Council president??? ' All of this for a club??'? From such a small N911 beginning came our basketball manager. sv-'M X jge Qgpknogf cffgur yjknfafzbn VU rOw5 fgrouyf 141.06 K , LEWIS ROBERTSON HEAD COACH AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HENRY FOGLEMAN ASSISTANT COACH ev A is ' JK- , vm vfrvf .-ff A DAVID WEBSTER if- GIGS 1961 f7f-12 Cap! GLENN N ICKS 43,1 12? 520 ofgaf azbs T. W. WALL FIRST ROW: McPherson, Pike, Wall, D, Raby, Kirk- patrick, Zachary,Eu1iss, Way, SECOND ROW: Wago- ner, McDaires, Fogleman, Strigo, Crouse, C. lobe Rich, T, lobe, W. Webster, Willardson. THIRD ROW Coach Robertson, Nicks, D. Webster, Stuart, Garrett York, Bowman, White, Spoon, Birchett, Coach Fogle- man. FOURTH ROW: Shue, Cottle, Scott, Carver Moon, Williams, W. Raby, Steele, Manager, 159 I Southern, in its second outing of the year, showed the home fans some great football as they tangled with the Bessemer Whippetts. Coach Robertson's charges tossed up a stout defense and added a well-rounded running attack but still failed to defeat the Greensboro boys, who won the game 13 to 6. Southern opened its gridiron campaign against Mt, Airy at home, The Granite Bears, highly favored to win, ran up against a stout Confederate defense and managed to push across only one score. The extra point was good, making the final score 7-O favoring Mt. Airy. Southern bowed to Chapel Hill. In the last quarter two bad breaks, a blocked punt, and a fumble set up two Chapel Hill Touchdowns. These two, plus an earlier score and three extra points, resulted in a 21- O setback before a disappointed Father's Night crowd. The Confederates, who dominated Haw River through- out the game, were again denied the victory column.. Southern's tough defense allowed the lndians to cross the midfield stripe only once, that being the result of a penalty. The final score was dead locked 0-O. The Confeds, hobbled by injuries and sparked by re- serves, made an excellent showing by gaining a 14- 14 tie with Oxford. T. lobe, P. Stuart, and C. Jobe shone as they tallied 14 points for the Southern cause, . 2 X . x. f ,I , . ,V s V - ,Z -, 5 ,, Southern Alamance was handed their third conference loss of the season, 26-O, by Morehead. Four touch- downs and two extra points resulted in the final score. During the half-time ceremonies, the band paraded onto the field in their new Confederate uniforms. They formed a heart in which Frances Lynch was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1961. omecomzkyy 1961 Coach Robertson's Confederates were defeated by Me- bane, 19-0 before about 2,000 Confederate Home- coming fans. The Southern defense sparkled, holding the Tigers to only six points in the first half. After the game, a sock-hop was held in the gym to honor the newly elected queen and her court. The student body, teachers, parents, and alumni were in- vited to attend. A very enjoyable time was had by all. Journeying to Reidsville, the Southern Confederates tangled with the Lions and came home with a 6-6 tie tucked under their belts. Our team's single score came in the final quarter when Stuart passed to Rich for six points, I In their final game the Southern High Squad locked horns with the Bulldogs of Henderson. Henderson out- scored the Confeds 32 to 6, but all was not lost as the reserves saw some action in preparing for next year, Southern's only score came when Vance Garrett, full- back, bulled over the double-stripe for 6 points., Al- though losing, the Southern boys gave a good showing in their final game. ,- ff- ,X my ,M-1-wwf--fqgl--31 ' ' ' ' 4 Stair' 'I J ,,, ' ,-.5 :mx ,. A, Q., , 1 K , - gag 19,6 V, 1 . fi! Nl, v-. ww..-ex ., 2 Mfg Lg, 1 ,K-Et, .fp ,M , Y' gyfmqf,-a 1 arf 1 ' , . 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V 5, N15 ,.,,, tg ,,,,.1Fzr'1 QC- Jia-,lin 'Z x 'ii,'f 5 ' W sc,fY,,,.5yg,QQ3j f 'v, w,4: Xa' A-I: V - ef -U ' ZW ,L r 1, 5 , wwf 1' 'N 1453126 Q, 1 35313 wqf,wa:p,?g5g, np., .52--gf ' may , 3 V450 ,. , 4 fqfw, , ,ty rr - M-4 X, wwe-,s :ww r '1 Av rf 1 Xiljyaph - 34 .ya st, ,.trrgzwmwyt-ygzjfjlQ53 'f,,, f 'affix ' ,, ff' 5 .rg--.QWQVQZVV KTZE rv f,fJffAfWZ'7' ' ' 'Y , . '. 51 rf 7 r ' ff Garbed in their brilliant red suits, the Confederates traveled to Graham to meet the Red Devils. Many of the local fans turned out and were treated to an ex- cellent display of sportsmanship. The Confeds, al- though they gave a good account of themselves, came out on the long end of a 14 to O score. -its - . f' .-rg 9121614 L HOMER PIKE GUARD DAVID WEBSTER ALL-CONFERENCE END T. W, WALL TACKLE GLENN NICKS GUARD H, KIRKPATRICK CENT ER Jwens P EDWIN MCDARIES ' QUARTERBACK , 5 K M ,, ' :z J W 12 mv 'f X b n X Q t mm.-2' W I E ' A KENNYTFOGLEMAN ' END BACK GUARD ' I 1 f VANCE GARRETT DANNY RABY ROSS YORK ' TACKLE DUFFY STRIGO TACKLE unzbf YJQAWQ GAQQPQGOQFS FRONT ROW: JudyPickardgCarolParks,headgIaniceCallahan. SECOND ROW: DeanneCapps,BrendaEdwards, Nancy Young, Gloria Wheeley, and Carol Harden. ,-'m,,bs. 'ul' 'S X Fun' X ,, --.i., nw., n- .i QM - AM . -1,6 .'- , , s-as .. s- XR . r R-- X 'w. Q' -'xx 4 va. - . S .xr A4 166 Thejuniorvarsity cheering squad consists of seven girls chosen by officers of the Student Council, coaches, and advisers. The girls chosen select the head cheer- leader. They cheer for all junior varsity games. ,,5x' , ,I , , K ' f if 1 COACH JIMMY FOSTER 1 , ' V 1 ML, ix 3, fi N r AJ! 1 f 5 ' COACH HIRAM COBLE unzbf amy? joofgaf FIRST ROW: Moon, Griffin, L. Scott, Raby, Brooks, Teer, Cook. SECOND ROW: Foust, Wagoner, Crisson, D. Scott, Webster, Pierce, Overman, Lowe. THIRD ROW: Birchett, Strickland, Allred, Bowman, T. Jobe, Johnson, Thompson. ' 4 xi s , 1 - ,l t5 1 t , 1, ' ' ' 3 , L ,M X ,W f ., -y. 5r txt, fl NMS R22 HAL .4.,x I -4 7-Ql524i ,sa g, J ., ,gg 32 R., 3 X 1952? ' WM24f3f H Tiff Z 'aj if ' wif'-x V I I fi f' ' i 'lik Wm . Mb, ', iw X l 5 V5 1 Wm f 1 ,, ., 5, , ff xv 4 Q ig! W A K fl, ft A ' fy f ,, 6 .vp .V 4 . A f 65:1 . , fy g n 5 V k f m. '-J. ' f ' ' g y xf X x , K x , 4 Af M ' V 1 o 5 Q . , ' ' Xa, ka' .W QS? ggi S155 Sf xg x w 'f ' xx xx S ' T- X 7 if ' , Lf- ' 'Ti , S 1 1 X I S 5-ff I BETTY MASSEY GUARD' -' DAVID WEBSTER FORWARD QIZI OI 5.21, JERRY WHITE FORWARD .-'H SYLVIA JUSTICE FORWARD DICKIE GIBSON CENTER yjhyglii 'Q x 1 it ,H 's if ALMA CRAWFORD GUARD - CONNIE BRADY FORWARD N.,.'1 Y 1 -fig A .5 ,Q I , V gt' J- N um- is f, W as 5 S al-sw., 1 I X 1 jr! 5453! J Z3 7 E1 A-1 '45 'QU HER 2 1 xx 1 I rg Q30 uffern Off? erafes Southern, Southern, get that ball! You bunch of apes! Who ya yelling for? Jump ball, jump ball, get it, S-O-U-T-H-E-R-N get it! Way to go, big team! And the score goes up. '74 n I ' ' ' Rebound, rebound, get the Shoot em hlgh- hlghf hlgh rebound! -Q- Y 1 + F 4 If 4 , if H-4 N 1 1 1 4' N 9 f ' 1 , F -,slum S1 'JQKQ' an ' 'Nm' N' FIRST ROW: W. Raby, J. Keck, T. Jobe, R. Lowe, R. Way. SECOND ROW: A. Thompson, mgrg S. Carverg R. Dudleyg D. Johnsong D. Scottg R. Dunlapg B. Keckg H Fogleman, coach. 11121614 UQFSIQ Zasfefgaf DONALD SCOTT CO-CAP TA IN L . ,aa-1-s3+3SS3?Wy RAY DUNLAP 'O Q 176 O-CAPTAIN C COACH HENRY FOGLEMAN BOB GA MMON CO-CAPTAIN TOMMY IOBE COACH LEWIS ROBERTSON COCAPTAIN gfesfmczn ygasfefgaf FIRST ROWg T. Jobe, R. Efird, B. Murray, R. Lowe, M. Pierce, R. Overman, N. Williams, G. Moon. SECOND ROW: C. Griffin, A. Johnson, E. York, C. Allred, V. Dodson, T. Simmons, W. Crisson, D. Frye B. Gammon. Uk, Wm A X f ,,,s .5 www 'E xi 2 i B.. I 1 -M. I wig .y - x g X' ' I, I 1 X y 6 - , .X NX V , ,f 3 ' ' i, . ' J, XE.. ' fl 4355 ' , -fl ' 'R f .1 r f X -. :hifi iff' z M ' ' ' 7 XA , wa f , V' , i, , ff ,rf ,Z ,if ' f f , f X ' gf i L v if Sakai. A A , L - J , I, 'N ' . If 5 ff 'f V N' 65 'f .atnahv N- 'Vkf ' X f . 'wr-f' f W5 any , I I -' 1-1'-r '.y:,gA4 ' f f .L M f ',, .V 'ff ' 19- , .I ,A l 157' uf Aw e Q W X .9 41 gqgxz.. nd X QF wfv, XA ,A .f - sl 1 1 All together, now. ,.. .A Meanwhile, on the mound . . . BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 27 Chapel Hill' April 10 . . Morehead' April 13 . . Reidsville April 19 . . . . Chapel Hill April 27 . . . Bessemer May 1 . . . Morehead May 4 , . . Reidsville' May 15 ......... Bessemer' And the mighty Casey ' Denotes Away Games has struck out! Y0U'fC Safe! COACH , . mr RUFUS ABERNATHY 180 759 QSUQJQQQJQ 01114 9jAz12faf1b1? n H yrows Zfrouyf yjdfflblpdflbn I X Uncle Homer scraped fenders with a beautiful blonde. That's what he got for going where he was looking. my ' -.4 2 'E ' CompI'imefz'tst of ' ' X 1 Congratulations to me v 'K f - R. F. KIRKPATRICK a. soNs -14 4 Ready-Mix Concrete The Class of 1962 from the ELI WHITNEY RURITAN CLUB JIM'S TASTEE FREEZ 631 West Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Stop at the Sign of Wholesome Hospitality! SALEM PAPER CCMPANY, INC. Quality Paper--Wholesale Winston-Salem, N. C. LIBERTY HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Full Fashion and Seamless Hosiery Liberty, North Carolina Gibsonville, North Carolina 'DM - ITVYQ X 'flaw I OJYMX ,NQ ,Qfrcf WW My V19 W' . Lam, WJLXL vom M I M eff! ' . ICE cnsnm fl! I Burlington, North X I I I Al Ashes to ashes and dust to dust. If the man won't propose, the woman ITIUSI. For Good Food S Try 7 0 BOB'S GRILL if ,Ya J , 1 Mile East of Graham , K Highway 54 ' I Phone CA 6-8815 ...Lia FAULKNER TEXACO SERVICE Intersection Hwys. 49 gc '70 Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-0296 24 Hour Service GRAHAM 'A , sAvlNGs a. LOAN Ass'N Sigefgi Ssfiffgcg 4070 Current Divident Phone CA 6-5216 Rates on All Savings 2115 Maple Avenue Insured up to 310,000 Home Loans- -Insured Savings Burlington, North Carolina Graham, North Carolina 38 Units, Restaurant, Phones, Air Conditioning, Television Corner of Main and Front . MOTEL 81 RESTAURANT Burlington, N. C. Next to Home, It's Best Telephone CA 6-1668 Highways '70-49 Phone CA 7-2003 Florist A. H. Patterson, Prop. Decorator Designer Burlington, N. C. When opportunity knocks at the door, some people are out in the yard looking for four-leaf clovers CEDAR CLIFF PHARMACY 1623 Vaughn Road Burlington, N.C. Phone CA 8-1364 Compliments of NEAL WRIGHT IEWELRY Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of M Sa K FURNITURE 300 West Front Street Burlington, North Carolina ALAMANCE PRINTING CO. 729 South Main St. .7?'?f-11. SHERARD'S PHARMACY 1253 E. Webb Ave. Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 7-2079 I . vw' WPYIJ ll'i6w.M977 CA6-1881 g ' Q:-isnt, Burlington, North Carolina m4 rlfxgon, o h Carolin a , Q, 44f--f 1.1 4,41 4.1 O I . 1 Compliments Q f '4 ' if A D G S? 770' of U-O ' -q 26-0 Qi- oclielivrv 0 A732031 D GRAHAM FURNITURE MART Q. f non the lemme H 7 , 'w MAPLE AVENUE CLEANERS We Try to Please 2111 Maple Avenue Burlington, North Carolina MOON FASHION SHOP Sm art Ladies' Apparel Credit at Cash Prices Graham, North Carolina CURRIN 82 HAY Men's and Boys' Wear Burlington, North Carolina ALLEN'S STORE General Merchandise Feeds, Fertilizer, Hardware Snow Camp, North Carolina Compliments of A. D. PATE SL CO. Burlington, North Carolina ACME ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC 215 Kilroy Street Phone CA 6-8403 Burlington, North Carolina R A. qaosy Moores GRocER1Es 'If It's Good to Eat, We Have It Quality Meats and Groceries Frozen Foods Graham, North Carolina PAUL THOMPSON STORE 8s GARAGE Store FR 6-6483 Garage FR 6-3326 Snow Camp, North Carolina All the animals in Noah's Ark came in pairs except the worms. They came in apples. DE ATON P H ARM ACY Prescription Servic e Liberty, North C arolina Com plim ents of COLEM AN 'S MEN SHOP Compliments of SAXAPAHAW EXCHANGE CLUB Unity for Service MAPLE AVENUE BARBER SHOP Opposite the Post Office CA 6-7656 Burlington, North C arolina Compliments of MORTON'S Burlington, North Carolina NICHOLS 8a WILLIAMS TEX ACO Corner Maple Ave. 8a Anthony St. Dial CA 8-9116 Burlington, North Carolina MOGLE'S BICYCLE CENTER Burlington, N.C. Alamance County's Schwinn Dealer 'Where a Bicycle Is Not a Sideline HAL'S MEN 'S SHOP Things to Wear for Men who Care CA 6- 1133 Graham, North Carolina CAROL 'S SHARPE 8a JONES, INC. -Jewe1ers- Insurance Telephone No. 5-4771 Phone CA 6-2484 Box 1061 559 S. Main Street Liberty, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina GRAHAM SODA SHOP 100 N. Main St., Court Square Graham, North Carolina C.B. ELLIS MUSIC COMP ANY Everything Musical Burlington, North Carolina BIG POLE BARBER SHOP 1105 Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina KING BRICK 8a PIPE COMP ANY 1637 West Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina C.W. MORRIS Fancy and Heavy Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables Burlington, North Carolina CLAPP BROTHERS' FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 139 E. Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina Mr Jarrett l have just thought of a good joke. Danny Raby: Oh, get your mind off yourself. Compliments of ALAMANCE CIVITAN CLUB Builders of Good Citi zenship' THE BEACON DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT INC. Gastonia, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Florence, South Carolina Catering- A Speciality for All Groups and Occasions Your Complete Building Supply Dealer HOLT, JR. LUMBER COMPANY, INC. ' Hwy. 87 -- South Graham, N. C. Phone CA 6-2465 Compliments of GUYES 435 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina ALAMANCE FCX Feed -- Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Burlington, North Carolina HERN DON GROCERY Gulf Gas and'Oil Meats-Groceries-Feeds Highway 49 Burlington North C arolina Compliments of SOUTHERN LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS 120 S. Maple St. Graham, North Carolina ARTHU R WHITE CONSTRUCTION CO. Bulldozing, Grading, and Pond Building Phone CA 6-8662 Graham, North Carolina Mr. Foster: Freddy, why did the English colonists object to the Stamp Act? Freddy C.: The glue on them must have been too thin. Compliments of BURLINGTON AWNING AND WINDOW COMPANY 1905 E. Webb Ave. CA 6-7749 Compliments of EASON'S DRY CLEANERS Graham North Carolina Compliments of GREEN'S FUEL GAS CO. 1955 E. Webb Ave. Burlington, North Carolina K'LEE'S BEAUTY CENTER Complete Beauty Care Telephone CA 8-7907 Swepsonville, N. C. K 'Lee Kimrey, Owner Minka PATToN's TExAco 4 Queen at SERVICE Q 9 Gas g 1 X I Heating Oils r ago f Phone CA 8-9520 J Bu1'151gI01'1 Swepsonville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of ROGER MOORE , READY-MIXED CONCRETE PARKER 5 GRQCERY CA 8-8223 200 River Road Graham, N. C. Alamance North Carolina f9Wbj5 Q , ,f r uth 1 n w rxftca u ,, 1 I rs. E ss. aft o r h' y? To y Gu : ebst .' M? U ff' fel X ' gy. fr? Q df' My W!! 1' , MN, S1 fy- ,,, ,,, , . , Fssigwlf jf' 6 I if M, TRA Q AT NO aye Foon - EXTRA F lor V UBS cosr -, s has 1 ,iw Br . ...... . ., - , DMI' MElVIllE DAIRY Alamance County's Only Home-Owned, Home-Operated Dairy GLEN RAVEN FABRIC SHOP Burlington and Elon Highway Box 144, Glen Raven, N.C. Dress and Decorative Fabrics FRAN K'S J EWELRY Watches and Diamonds International Sterling Wedding and Graduation Gifts On Easy Payment Plan 202 North Main Street Graham, North Carolina Dial CA 6-4553 SOUTH LAND LIFE INSURANCE CO. Compliments of Albert R. Johnson Alfred H. Stuart, Jr. Dacie E. Moon Otis T. Smith Representatives serving Southern High Area MONARCH HOSIERY MILLS, INC Manufacturers of Quality Men's Hose P.O. Box 550-331 E. Elm Street Graham, North Carolina v - :R JJ-71 -KW qjvv- M 11 s.: W'll 1 A j7h' l i ? Boifiigndz I dl tOsLeeOx1 ,gJg?l1g?l1ivSgHl yogljlikgrdglrlgh four colors already. . X. -7 1- 1 ka 1- yi VVAJ5 M X X if lt lf P Cy' .u A W 9, My X M,-I lx ,lqdlrgknygwf gf g it M . NATIONAL BANK X 1. U! ffl ffl A X Mem Ji 4913. M in ,ll WMI ALAMANCE 'Wlwere Qglai-lien ?l'lobl 'NWf,ff I QU l at 1 , gxbcsajw' 1 Graham, North Carolina J fb U HQ nglgqgl North J ina V Member of F.D.I.C. J!!! M f. I 1 XV i McCLURE'S HOLT MILLING, :Nc FUNERAL senvlce Wayne Feed The Fnst Thought Bag and Bulk in Case of Emergency Peppy Dog Food Phone CA 8-8862 Dial Route 6 CA 7-2711 CA 7-7488 Burlington, North Carolina -- ' 53 u SU, then, to every man his chance- And to become To every man, regardless of his birth, WITHICVCF things his manhood His shining, golden opportunity- 21161 l1iS ViSi0ll To every man the right to live, Can combine to make him- To work, to be himself This seeker. Is the promise of America. Thomas Wolfe .- .a-gT I ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITS Burlington ,ms-m,Es. ,NCP H EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GREENSBORO, N. C. Rewarding careers are available in textiles, and with Burlington, world's leading textile organization. Scene in the Fleetwood Restaurant: M. Crabtree: Do you serve crabs here? Linda K.: We serve everybody. Sit down. BAKER CAMMACK DOYLE'S RESTAURANT HQSIERY MILLS Charcoal Steaks Manufacturers Exclusively of Bar-Be-Que Men's Novelty Hosiery Hwy. 54 Graham, N.C. General Offices Phone CA 8-9457 Burlington, North Carolina LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Dial NO 5-4567 The electric WGY, best today -tomorrow, the only woy DUKE POWER COMPANY Liberty, North Carolina Modern Chapel Carl Loflin--Jimmy Loflin , I - KIRKPATRICK EXCAVATING 8. ASPHALT PAVING SPECIALTY SAND qs ALESJ STONE PLANNING fEthical Approachy If there was a yesterday, there's sure to be a tomorrow. , . 1 2 l A A 349 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina J. Q I 1 Father Kangaroo: Annabelle, where is the baby? Mother Kangaroo: My goodness! l've had my pocket picked. RED STAR SERVICE STATION Spring and Morehead Streets Washing, Waxing, and Marfax 100070 TEX ACO PRODUCTS S 8. S HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Ladies' Seamless Hosiery P. o. Box 231 712 W. Elm sr. Phone CA 8-8379 Graham, North Carolina Service Beyond the Sale HOME APPLIANCE STORE Better Products for Ha ier Living PP Phone CA 6-9074 or 7443 Entrances: Court Square and W. Elm Sueet Graham, North Carolina Compliments of GRAHAM BARBER SHOP George Stafford Harold Cox Kenneth Wood Hospitality Calls for COCA-CO LA Burlington, North Carolina BLALOCK A-I CLEANERS Tuxedo Rent Burlington, North Carolina WW W W W I . ' h Q 'ffvfqn JJ9' x s XML -1 EH' fm 9,-My Mjlw '6lY 6 N f n - ,-, vers 1Jthe wif W Mgyfxjwj yr . 1 . r , r my If Q Q Jw of WM r MJ f r wfwj U f HANFORD Bmc 066. W Nr M'D0 Jyfyjf M,gh M1 rg df fh jy yy ,M .r WV, x W f fl' J VfVjm!ffmYJ r Wd 3401 Di A,6 WA fl Nj K nr , ,Xfsf pjgywy, , ' -fl!! A-' !fBuminEroQkfji ZjogiJj MJ kj HQ,-fx? g 'L aff v yr My MJ? f- M M Q1 W if j, W M X M r ff r LUV + ffl' 1, r N UH 1 r W JE L J ,X Lf' U! w Wi Jyfriafj 5 MS M x ff? 517 W fi CH Y' PjwlMgQf?, f Dxfppjfinlgments o ,f If ff ' N X W Mkvfsmg, Lubricabpmfi LN ' UM : Vids M fx f r,,f , cRAwr mrs J if GeHefa1Ml6eha1w117.Ar nEPAR'rMEN'r s'ronE r FR 6-emcfj ' HWY 87 Snow Camp, N.C. Graham, North Carolina KATHLEEN AND RUTH C 'P'f S of BEAUTY SHOP ' O , , SHACKLEFORD'S GROCERY pen Nrghts by Apporntment Complete Beauty Service Alamance I-I S yl g N hC 1' was an engineering student. He left blue prints on her neck. 'fWfa'-.J-Q--L,C0mP ' Compliments o 6 - , , N513 KAHTCK Si'i3fliUMARGKff sPoRTlNG Goonsxyw, awww NQfg'EO,6gW,65gp,,.iA. X7 Q-954101130-e,!. 055 YU G -8887 North Carolina ep nville, N. C. '14, L... g! . I 1 A fC ' A9 f 4' BROWN'S TEXACO y Newton and Larry Brown Ultra! Gas--oil--Tires--Tubes - ' MEBANE Batteries--Motor Tune-Ups dmhnd NORTH CAROLINA Brake 8a Dyna-Vision Service h BANKa.'rRus'r Telephone CA 6-5029 410 Alamance Road COMPANY Burlington, N. C. Compliments of SEllECnRSx MANUEACTUQINXG CDMPANY .A Q 'xx xx: X! X ,X A K: X SX 'XT N X . X 5 in X., N xxwx xv XXX Producers of llxireneexg arns N Xi J X XX Ni ,X N fig Xxx X N i 1 ' V Q ' i N 1 N XJ , A XJ , X, X X i W SSe11 iDyeM Co Npan R fb . 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QE ff 1 11 n ,f , , 1 . td K., C ,A 'EP-r CN-J 1 , X11 ,' V I V1 U 1sLEY HOSIERY MILL of C fx' A 15 1 3 1 134 s. Main st. EMSAXATON as SONS lviry' -NCC 0'-'Zi Graham, North Carolina General Contra s A A ' EE:-2 -fe any Lf? 'Q C 54. A 'PY Cmfslflxlokk Q A . w. H. UEFFJ BOWMAN af A t.-.+a.C A fgsARIs SERVICIE STATION General Merchandise ,jig XAMTM, Q A,4,lfQ?,ANJQ,L.A.QND QI'E4lfQ CUM 'X -if ' A ' 0 Hwy. 87 Phone CA 6f'ZI'3Q9, .x , 14' if 'fWSfwepsonville-Saxapifaw Road Graham, N. C. A 1 Route 2 Graliiam, xi'7y,f .4411 f C4 f'tfcfcQf'?'-iam Q 1' 'frci 49 VUJL K 1, XT ' ' 1. cf 1' ' ' THE CHATHAM BANK ' TUCKER sr GROCERY -A 1' ' f LQ Jim' ..q'fN1j ' I f Of fy, 5:'fUf',TLQg.fL , Meats, Groceries, Produce' Of! L f' . 51161265 Q' 'if CNY, 999. Sandwiches and Soft Dri ,X I QVC 'L 1,51 !t1,S,14t11iGw0gQiQ, ,,..+ tl X, W Dial CA 6-5996 - 521 Tugltgafw ,ff ' 1 - '- Fx! g , C--S ,T - 'xkffli , if -A f f. , ,fbffM1fm...?f195t , 1. . Wi Bm1mgm'N' G' 4? 7 2 tr B' 6 ffl U 4. JJVA G. J -W V, C , fy 1 ,f fx MQW. v X ,. By. XJ -,d,,,C'-.,+ 5'.f7.- A . f ,, JL. v LLM ff' .1 .J ' , . Vw. A W GLGQSON GROCERY 5 T ,Ax yi. N infix. J! ,K I, Compliments of M f ff AND' SERVECE sTfAf1'tLUN' 7 .Y.L....yA tl T p jp- KJ-iUEY'S SEAFOOD, INC. . nv' V' ' f A-1' I 5 N' 1 i , A, U' - : M !S,s.n A L 1. ,T LRoute Srixygjk fu! V' Q17 Lgraham, ,I-' ' XQXLX f 1135 N. Church St. Lug! fJ9 iLPho'ne C,A 7 -2410 :fb fu ,:,f 7f V. Wd.: 1 I Burlington, North Carolina Aff A ...tiff ' 11 ir' gf, 1 : I7 ilu., Y ' F 1? If-f ,, ,N I THOMPSON'S -jgf' 1, fp , GRAHAM TRACTOR CO. .f ESSO SERVICENTER J V 602 S. Main St., Graham, N. C. Phone CA 6-4794 Ford Tractors and Ford Implements Graham, North Carolina Compliments of THE REMNANT SHOP, INC. Haw River, North Carolina Compliments of MELVILLE CHEVROLET CO. Mebane, North Carolina 1 Compliments of ROXIE'S FLORIST Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of B. SESSOMS INSURANCE AGENCY 8a REAL ESTATE Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 8-1341 L. M! 11... -M J .9 AOD.,-C .94-fxwyai -veffwwqf l - if ' ' A get V7 Q-vga Traffic cgp: ' e you nog se your noiflelu Q' Lpfnf fi Gu4AfJffczlco622..ZE. 94-M-1 s y: Wgoodnwulihire is and Pulled everythgginj thie3ca?l1unVL74wy ah! X540 -407.4 ,KQV Qligjx-gif, 5,1 'ZLLAJ 'L1.J2,afZ244,ftLVh74LJdgLf-off M TTE'S ULF S CE ZCo S OZ CL A .. f' , A wil Wig , .mfwignvf SUTPHIN MILL Q5 Lb 7 Mlm Gene al Merchandisin ' 7 'Lau A fx, Qj'1L2':3.Z3Q'4f7,4f,u, ff 4, Phone 376-3413 1951 Lu-of ala l ERGFICEGQQNCJ GRAHAM DRY CLEANERS gseds, eds, Fertilizer f C., 12EalEXfi.E12SQ..4,ffQ,.!p Happy-Snappy Service . E. , G h , .N . Ph CA 6-3606 f ffm i1..fn.f4...4' I one Q.44Z1r:1f.11.Q6 QWA4' 1 . 1f'.J 7 JAMES ROWER I V Compliments of A!-U Q f. ffff-f Ji gf! 4- RIVERSIDE CAFE P. OA B'ox 1007 y f, , Good Food -- Good Service ,gxladf-L' 7d'6hBert cfliMG It Court Square, Graham mea A A l DEPT STORE . Merfswg-EAU CLl1iIdre'1gg2ff,.g, , 'R ady 40 Wear Shoes Gr a -.rCZ,f7'f ' , f .1 1- I , 1 P AUL WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Hwy. 87 Phone FR 6-3341 V 544- I, fzzfxff ff Cf' , , . V L WRIKE DRUG CO. The Best in Service and Qua1ity Graham, N. C. Phone CA 7-7401 G. I. FOGLEMAN'S GROCERY AND PHILLIPS 66 GAS Hwy. 49 Liberty-Burlington Highway ST ANFORD'S ESSO SERVICE STATION x enera Auto Rep airing QA SARS? OXFORD EQUIPMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Sales Sc Service Phone CA 6-7725 Webb Ave., Burlington, N. C. Compliments of AL AM ANCE DRUG CO. 83 MEDIC AL VILL AGE APOTI-IEC ARY . pl ' -A ' -1,1 . Ny VV! ANDREWS 8. soN's FEED MILL Graham North Carolina N lj Route 2 ' Telephone FR 6-3176 fy ,A R , ' Iv Q' Bugkbfgleyz Did CKI see what awed to the gba-Esfin Mrwfiobbins' mgtl'IGgQ3'? , fifihneth Fo : No, w ,4 1 ' I I uc . H I J I. 5652352 ff JL ff ,Qi I Qi M iifiik Shliifgw gi C0 ' entso 5 D I, ' ' Q, jf! IIIwAfggICffIQ2,SfQ,? W HSL ,ff QU Bfffngyrymwff-I f 4, W , My fZZ:fZn2p1m1e35yJf 0l flu? DL, ff 1A!I55Eer.yii'3AI.L DRUG ff! , Z 4 ' I gsrw,m1gI1aLrNen.sLhf., f Zyj gf, if 5 STALEY I-IoSIEIzY MILL IL JL ,ab BYITLTER' I 7 Complete RZyf e A 05 Q. HWY. 49 A1a.m ance Road QQK qMnwX, . Compliments of OR Bur' FIFTIIQI Nor v Sf' um E55 NW W My Ifffpgwwy ' H M NI I, Ty, 5, ,J Vw I I IW Q15 of A I FIRST FEDERAL I 9 WJ SIMQWW 05? SAVINGS 8. LOAN w I 4 . A M Vcj wggug jpeg GPL YYASSOCIATION mfjx G, Lnsmedsis... soy ' Loans If IIE' Q! - ' avin Are yx qmmw X LQ9Pjundar1jm 'I jill? a 'v JY i asm avisStreetat Qjp Bjfffjfff M W W . r V J 1 I I Y I X J 1 Q fl' fl Xl-Ml fly D ' .x L The trouble with Khrqsfichev i at he get, ug on thgtlko , X' 1 t ,QS af. wxf V I! 'Y N ,ra N , mi x u 'I K 4 ' , , f V , . . ,-, . l hw pf! f-1' JIU IE S 1 qu K Sigle OJ J ,X xx fluf? W FIR QHJIVI N NX :J LJ i 'J f X hx! up X 1 1 v X, omplimh is of ' ig? x T J Xl if in f X- lp' X RN f lt! iff' A x X I .f 1 '!,NA.VJ J A P L ' M' Q is . . BOONE-T h ,onli fill' - jfgz' X ,I j . Q! l X IV xt .I Nh Nfl pr X fx f FY, 5 V fi fx F :lj ' t lui 87 ' ' T, fd 2? h Main sg, . ' J 1 X1 A ht., L Bur ' xgton, North taroli ff 1 J Fly!! li K, ffigvni' I. ,-hx , A 1 1 .1 ill rfb Qs ELEC .A 13 CONTRACTING x JSpecializing in House Wiring and Electrical Heating TINNIN AND LOVE Route 2 Graham, North Carolina Telephone CA 6-9369 GRANT TINNIN-BEN LOVE WZz-f4afQwoa- QfZf,7'!CJf S Wt I 'J' HB' if fvfdx .55 J .Qjggcfl WZMJC! Qiifccfy I A 4,,1fJ2' fd! fW,-af' .W 1 ff LJ Qfprj' . 9 fYff4lJ!1 Qyff-A, -Q-fl I ! flwl ,f D if -,fl t ' 1 wa, 0,5 of f- . 1. . X Lrg, 12,0 1064, Offzgaaff I A14 LJ I y f A GOLD Burli MANS SHOE STORE ngton, North Carolina K 1 7 J' ,,,r Lfa I ff x f 1 Du H.E.C ALAMA nlap Tires 8L Delco 7lZj4w. f',f fu., ,I I ml. IDJ7-lzvnan., . ply' JJ, ,wfzi . i'Cg6'CtFbYeAi'ifjFfe'n1dhf f6VOi1 ,'f.L Janata' I 9 5 2 A 'A44 e fl'-we-urn. and 5J.gy,341ITggdg1Q,:, SI57a4'Iiq,e'ApOiS0Hing. yu ,ala 3,4-ua, 'nu-v !Je , in-dr 1 ' ' 1' f 41: -am, 'N -I if I' J jj 'JJ . xlgqqi-Jill! L,-All I ',J.,,VL1.1 Andi, M ' ' ' 0 4 ,v Q . A 6.3-Vst2ANER5f.Auk13oAz1coTiv,ig TNQ. L QUIQINGTO CUSTODIAN Sm 'L -1'z,J' S 2' ' . Mil ' Qk I 1' if f !!,. .507 ,ch St. L, M an D 9O5SouthAC'h'ur3 Street . , Ti fav Q B'ur1ing'r6rf-N. C1 Phone CA 8-1341 Eur wdz.Aa.a . ' f Y Phone CA '7-2754 We Hire the Handica ed ,C IJ-LA1L!f.w'q0 b I I . A M CGmnpl'imei11!!ofXI ' 1 ' 'Qt Compliments of J?6 I H 6 7' 4, ,, p , ALAMANCE CAMERA , A SELK-Bljf3QKj QQ, 44, f J. f ' AND SPORTS CENTER, INC. ,ylfip 7 is -1' , , 251 E. Main Sr. M? p ahadrn ,' Burlington pBur1ington, N. C. . Q JL 0,011 vfrfv., r A ' 1 C QS- AJALCZ, ,uw l fl 1 I, , CJ 0 ' , fe! I L 1 ,,,, Q., flfvd--0.1 1 N ' . 1 A X,Afg,,P W3 3' C'5m lmgnts of 2, E, I appneciation to A1-I P I U . 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Lupton, Mrs.Fred Baker and Mrs. Norman mMAp LMNA SHO9'A4f,lj-'6WZ-6-- We are also grateful to the other members of the p fb ' 4613460 annual staff for their co-operationg to Mrs. Euliss, , TIRE SALES CO., N . l 7 annual staff adviser, for her patience, confidence, L - advice and guidanceg and to Mr. Thomas A. Smith i 2 7 7X YORK'S BARBER SHOP for his patience and helpfulness with our photo- ff' 'A 5 f flwowfvj graphy' , ' CAMERA CORNER I if o hope that each student will always f77U4vQ! V' C07 I memories recorded for him in this 1962 In oss OTOLRJJ. 1 71 s UT ER , ff ' 67, A 3 TA T A Faye York, Editor- in-Chief ' - X V, Ann Pickard, Associate Editor . . PAYNEA ABRIC SH g 1 2 4 ww. W ' ' Emu I A , K. ,vb MA. mr, ur J 'iw gig ,N iw-9gg331i'Y,,YgM uit iw v-S' .wg I Q -. 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