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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1971 volume:

Alams Gear Public Libraries' H.ri. f''51 Street j Buriir foii, Varoihia 27215 cy Ojis 0$X y -rrirt-t 'JHa. 1 tP C:orr. '-t O Q)5T; UIsl £ v j u cJ? OTOQ C rO tct' vJ jSUA- T vq - IXjUsJC vJJ'' CX5L9 o2|£LT0 0 TO (S 5T JCx txtoi Jbnxi XO os-rvc) vi)r £cc.xirrJ vJi As C£jc c A-lfY Q - ej2t Ql£ j£ J 9- vSTrxS. J UxTOjLVO Jd C ?X Xn£X Jli n a Trc) XtJjiXU jJlck • £ ly it U £ 'JoaXliW.C TJirvs . ifJ 0 %nfai fsj Cjsrrv-� -jomt •'■;• f | ■ •S AL fv ' }I.Va cbLi. ! Focus edited byrBcih A The iris and Jacob C. AIcJpdcr advised by: Mrs. Eiizalfti Jones Mrs. JancttMl.oy ► Southern High School Route One Graham, N.C. Student Life Sports' Features Classes Academics Advertising Contents In these times we attempt to focus upon the youth of today as individuals rather than merely as statistics. Individuals in the sense of communications with fellowmen . . . athletic ability . . . distinguishing talents . . . the desire for learning . . . . . . the ability to form relationships . . . create thoughts that flow without strain or friction . . . and develop skills that strengthen student interest in learnine. A closer scati of a routine week at Southern reveals the rush to get a place in the lunch line . the Friday night football games, fans oblivious to frozen toes and red, runny-noses . . . . . . the enthusiasm brought by school spirit. . . the joy attained from a long-awaited class ring . . . . . . the relief brought by guidance . . . the reward of individual research . . . All this and more comes into perspective as we focus upon . . . 5 ■C Student Council The Student Council i the central unit of student government. Composed of representatives from each homeroom, its job is to head, back-up. and promote student government ac- tivities. It s primary aim is to better the standards of our school and provide students a voice in student government and extra-curricular activities. Jacob Alexander President of Student Body. Jacob Alexander • President Daphne Euliss - Vice President Debbie Blaylock Secretary Joel Mann - Treasurer Row one: Patterson. Shoffner. Blaylock. Hinshaw. Row two: ShotTner. Luliss. Key. Adams. Thomas. Loy. Cooper. Isley. Talbert. Alexander, l.oy. Barker, Edwards. Row one: officers- Mann, Blaylock. Alexander. Row two: Wood. Reich. Stout, l.oy. l.ambc, Sharpe. Smith. Ki iah. Faulkner. Watkins. Foust. Wilson. Paulette. Row three: McPherson. Greeson, Black. Justice. Blalock. Blaylock, Lewis, Hackney, Thomas. Dale. Wilson. Necsc. King. Hawkins, Braxton. Row four: Shoffner. McBane. Brooks. Jones. Bowden. Hudson. ( ooper. Andrews. Adams, Loy. Albright. Allred. Interchib Council Representatives Interclub Council is composed of the presidents of each of the clubs and its primary function is to correlate club meetings and projects. Student Council Representatives are selected from each homeroom, attend student council meetings and report back to their homerooms the results of the meetings. 21 Executive Council Committee Chairman Blaylock. Childress. Mann. Alexander. Key. Kuliss Row one: Burnell. French. Row iwo: Kuliss. Loy. Sharpe, l inens. Row three: Dodson. Loy, Stafford. Row one: Thompson. Wronn. Hari. Thompson, Holliday. Shoe. Capps. Andrews, Stephens, Stafford. Row two: Overman. Grant. Grecson. Griffin, Wilson. Garner. Row three: Graves. Barker. Holt. Thacker. Dodson. Crumpton. Smith. Pickard, Prear. Albright. Blaylock. Belles and Sons The Southern Belles and Sons are students who group displays its superb talent by singing in have exceptional singing ability. Each year this assemblies, concerts, and other events. 23 Glee Club Row one: Harvey. Aldridge. Carden. White. Moore. Davis. Row two: Thompson. Stout. Foushec, Latham. Coble. Foster, Coble. Miller. Row three: Lasley. Wicker. Guthrie. Farrell. Alston. Hawkins. Shcrard. Row four: Stanford, l.ashley, Kirkpatrick. Herring. Scott. Reynolds, Crawford. Row five: Griffin. Williams. Overman. Stout. Stafford. Justice. Slade. The Glee Club of Southern High School helps promote appreciation of good music. Throughout the year these talented students perform at assemblies and in various concerts. Row one: Kizziah. Fogleman. C opeland. Murray. Thompson. Christopher. Row two: Wood. Wiggins. Garner. Honeycutt. Overman. Sawyer. Sulccki. Row three: Isley. Chriscoc. Blaylock. Dalton. Neese. Sipe. Stephens. Row four: Moon. Talbert. Thompson. Sharpe. Younts. Smith. Barker. Capps. Row five: Braxton. Talbert. Lewis. Nance. Lambe. Smith. Catoc. Hackney. Row one: Graves. Braxton. Scott. Durham. Holliday. Murray.Blalock. Cook. Row two: Braxton. Quakenbush. Garner. Mora. Coble, Apple. Glosson, Stafford. Dodson. Row three: Farrell, Lashley. Webster, Aldridge. Childress, Massey. Thompson. Hart. Row four: Prcar. Garner. Teague. Coble, Thompson. Carr. Farrington, Curtis. Row- five: Dale. Blaylock. NfcBanc. Isley, Thomas. Shoe. Allison. Shoftner. Row one: Graves. Grant, Thompson. VVrenn. Pickard. Greeson, Kennedy. Row two: Pritchard. Albright. Pickard. Lloyd. Griffin. Crumpton. Younger. Row three: Freshwater. Dean, Wilson. Andrews. Holt. Greeson. Troxler. Row four: Brewer. Dodson. Allen. Thacker, Deaton. Smith. 25 GRAHAM Four: Albright. McPherson. Garner. Maficttev Matthews. Stihnette. Akins. McAdams. Johnson. Lambert,'WhitCi Row five: Walker. Vestal. Payne, Small.' Holt, Edwards. Blackwell. Mac Lean, Dalton, Loy, HarlukowiOz. Row six: Wood. Morrow. Cariner. White. Brewer,! Thompson. Kizer. Matthews, Mullis, Martindale. Hamby. Row one: Lambe� ' Massey. French, Webster....Suleck , Goss age, Wilson. Williams.-X'hildress, Wolfe. Wiggins, barker. Row two: Robertson. Woods, Shoffner. Cummings, Albright. Mr. Rhodes, Advisor; Wall. Bowden. Foust, Newlin. Holt. Carter. Hunter. Row three: Kvefette. White, Woody Cashwell. Disniuke. 'Farrell, Clapp, Foust.- Shaw, Cook. Overman, Thompson. Row The band added color to the Elon Homecoming Parade. Sou them High School Band Southern is very proud of its band. Under the leadership and guidance of Mr. Rhodes, these dedicated students provide entertainment during half-times, assemblies, and through special band concerts. 27 Sharpe. Graves. Apple, SholTner. Somers. Bowman Row one: Blalock. Honeycutt. Slade. Row two: Askew. Linens. Crawford. Row One: Capps. Row two: Blaylock. Mrs. Mills. Advisor. McBanc Row One: Capps. Row two: Blaylock. Mrs. Mills. Advisor; McBane Confederettes Confederates add an extra kick to school spirit by presenting interesting half-time programs at football and basketball games. Marching in parades, they bring a spark of color to the band. 29 Row one: Barker. Williams. Massey. Sulecki. Row two; Lamb. Wolf. Webster. Childress. Wilson. Wiggins. French, Gossage. Color Guard Majorettes Southern's high-stepping color guard and majorettes added color and variety to the half-time shows. They are chosen on the basis of their ability and routine and are also a boost to school spirit. Carter, Robertson. Holt, chief; Woods. Hunter Punishment for a disobeying slave on Slave Day. Row one: Franklin. Councilman. Councilman. Freeman. Baldwin. Harrell. Moore. I.oy. Row two: Cheek. Chriscoc. Lambe. Robertson. Huffman. Graves. Hinshaw. Smith. Phillippie. Row three: Wiggins, Albright. Stafford. Best. Barker. Shoffncr. Seymour.Thomas. Hilton. Dismuke. Row four: Jones. Smith. C'ashwell. Wolfe, Richardson. Isley. Check. Pickard. Row five: Clapp. Moorcficld. Love Latin Club The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote a better understanding of ancient Roman customs and literature. Each year the Latin Club sponors Latin Week in order to prove that Latin is not dead. The climax of Latin Week is Slave Day w hen new members are initiated. Other projects include a h.-.ke sale, a banquet, and helping a needy family at Christmas. 31 The Latin Club has their annual banquet. French Club The purpose of the French Club is to provide in- terested students a means of discussing French culture and learning more about the people and language. Activities of the year included presenting a chapel program during National Foreign Language Week, going to a French res- taurant. and seeing a French play. French students use tapes in aiding their studies. Row one: Griffin. Smith. Stout. Isley. Row two: Staley. Williams. Culberson. Durham. McAdams. Somers. Bowman. Combs. Mintz. Murray. Davis. F'oglcman. Kime. Euliss. Holt. Row three: Morrow. Hunter. Moon. Younts, Stephens. Ingle. Smith, Arwocxl. Martin. Summers. Boylan. Hudson. Morrow. Thompson, Hawkins. Franck. Livengood, Allen. Sharpe. Crawford. Row one: McCray. Blalock. Franklin, Clark. Albrighi. Allison, Wilson, Small. Lambe. Childress. Row iwo: Key. Hodgin. Garner. Smith. Gossage. Ross, Edwards. Thompson. Allred. Row three: Blalock. Franklin. Spanish The object of the Spanish Club is to promote a more thorough knowledge and understanding of the Spanish language, countries, and customs. McLendon. Vincent. Miller, Blaylock. Nance. McClelland. Mart indale. Perry. Row four: Stafford. Loy. Bright. Phi Hippie. Smith. Hudson. Lee. Marshburn. Burnett. Chib Each year the club has a banquet at which they cat Spanish food and follow Spanish customs. Spanish students do research on their term papers. Top right: Ads: Cathy Kime. David Vaughn. Center: Features; Lynn Perry. Dawn Isley. Photographers; Barry Lee. Alan Wilson. Bill Freshwater. Bottom left: Sports; Carol Smith. D.G. Albright . Bottom right: Classes: Sue Ellen Moon. Susan Lee. Pam Crawford. Southerner Staff The Southerner staff consisted of hardworking students who devoted much time and energy in creating a totally different annual which is filled with both the tr iumphs and disappointments of the year 1970-71. Top left: Student Life: Katherine Shoffner. Christy Shields. Alice Eranck l op center: Copy: Jo Ann Seymour. Ricky Moorefield Top right: Typists: Janet Williams. Tcreasa Aldridge Bottom left: Editors and Advisors: Mrs. Ix y. Jacob Alexander. Beth Thomas. Mrs. Jones Bottom right: Business; Janet Massey. Guy Burnett Top left: Advisors and Co-editors-Mrs. Allen. Miss McPherson, Barry lx y. Sharron Loy, Top Center: Business Manager-Sharon Stephens. George Moyd: Top right: Photographers-Jody Bailey. Rudy Graves Bottom left: Front Page- Terry Cumbo. Daphne Euliss. Tcrrie Capps. Jean Moore: Bottom right: Features Page-Patti Hart. Kathy Blalock. Rhonda Sharpe. Pam Blalock Top: Typists-Dorinda Smith. Donna Talbert Center Left: Sports-Chcryl Jones. Tommy Coble, Bub McPherson. Ruth Ann Foster Center Right: Editorial Page-Cheryl Staley. Yvonne Lambe. Sandy Check. Lori Thompson Bottom Left: Art Editor-Mike Islcy Bottom Right: Staff members work to meet deadline. The So-Hi News staff makes news its major aim and works to keep the students informed on sports, club activities, and student opinon. Meeting deadlines, collecting news, and reporting on past, present, and future activities spark these high school journalists. 37 Row one: officers. Combs. Glover Row two: Foster. Smith. McLendon. Allison. Capps. Isley. Greene, Burnett. Lambert. Stephens. Vincent. Wood. Ki . .iah. Row three: Hawkins. Troxler. Wallace. Whitfield. Loy. Smith. Hudson. Jones. Thacker, Thomas. Deaton.Vaughn. Thomas. Smith. Albright. Ross. Alexander. Albright. Ursery. Franklin. Monogram Club The Monogram C lub functions as an organization to recognize and promote athletic achievement. Membership is open to any student who has lettered in any sport and to all varsity cheerleaders. Varsity football players served as cheerleader's slaves on Cheerleader Appre- ciation Day. Civiians sponsored a car wash in order to raise money. Row one: officers, Pickard, Puckett, Stafford, Albright. Adams, Troxler. Row two: Advisor. Mr. Rimmer. Edwards. Lee. Payne, Bailey. Allen. Wallace. Loy. Hawkins. Row three: Coble. Euliss. Loy. Alexander. Thomas. Ricks. Vaughn. Patterson. Smith. McPherson. Jones. Hudson. Jr. Civitans The Junior Civitan Club is sponsored by the Se- nior Civitan Club of Alamance. It offers high school boys a chance to participate in many varied civic projects throughout their school and community and emphasizes good fellowship and co-operation in all activities. Other objectives of the club are to encourage good citizenship, cultivate social relations, promote clean living, and develop good sportmanship through active participation in service projects. Civitans and Civinettes attend the Duke-Wake Forest ballgame. 39 Junior Cicine ft es The Junior Civincttcs sponsor many aclivitcs and perform many duties which benefit both the school and the community. These projects include selling candy, helping needy families, and taking gifts to the Elon Home for Children. A service club, the Junior Civinettes are sponsored by the Senior Civitan Club of Alamance. The Junior Civinettes set their goals at developing good character and learning to accept responsi- bility. Civinettes make turkeys for the teachers at Thanksgiving. 4 Row one: officers. Foster. Wood. Moon. Thomas. Shoffner. Massey. Row two: Gentry. Miller, Blaylock. Patterson. Lee.Cooper. I.oy. Seymour. Thompson. Sharpe. Franklin. Holt. Miss Sharpe. Advisor, Barker. Shoe. Row three: Jones. Askew, Allison. Isley. Blaylock. Combs. Stafford, Euliss, Capps. Smith. Row one: Mrs. Briggs. Advisor, officers. Ricks. Isley. Allen. Blaylock. Row two: Blalock. Miller. Clark, l.oy. Gossage, Mac Lean. Cox. Loy. Row three: Seymour, Wiggins. Bailey. Payne. Cheek. King. Davis. Allison. Row four: lx y. Stafford. Morrow. Ix we. Newlin. Row five: Baldwin. Isley. Key. Wiggins, Moorefield. Thompson. Wallace. Bryd. Kennedy. Thompson. Curl, l-'oglcman. Jr. Engineers Juniors Engineers demonstrate use of equipment in the chemistry lab. The purpose of the Junior Engineers Club is to promote the understanding and advancement of scientific thought among the students and faculty of Southern. Members must initiate a scientific interest by their scholastic subjects, possess good moral character, and desire to specialize in a science or science-related field Bus Drivers The responsibility of transporting students to and from school rests upon the shoulders of the bus drivers. They take a special course in bus driver's training in order to meet this challenge and to acquire the skill necessary for this job. Row one: Cobb. Euliss. Hudson. Cook. Allen. Bailey. Row two: Morrow. Worth. Crawford. Wall. Row four: Thompson. Brewer. Walter. Ki er. Wilson. I.oy. Mac Lean. Burnett. Harrell. Garrison. Shoffner. Oliver. Williams. Pickard. Honeycutt. Patterson. McPherson. Summers. Cooper. Blaylock. Thomas. Row three: Thompson. Holt. Culberson. Andrews. Row One: Librarian, Mrs. Covington, Phillippic. Rich. Vanhook. Alston. Parrish. Martin. Harvey. Curtis, Foust, Slade. Alston, Ratliff. Alston, Foust, Librarian. Mrs. Emory. Row Two: Scott. Farrell. Vic Banc. Glosson, Coble. Black. Pike, Hodgins. Apple. Coble. Alston. Stout. Riley. Row Three: Hundley. Holt. Stafford, Curl. Brewer. Murphy. Freeman. Cheek. Wright. Smith. Vestal. Morton. Westbrook. Ashley. McPherson. Row Four: Patterson. Johnson. Sanderson. Howard. Brooks. Sharpe. Thompson, Johnson. Stinnettc. Sharpe. Sharpe. Smith. Sharpe. Library Assistants 43 The library assistants are students who volunteer their services to the library by stamping. carding, and shelving books. They also help to maintain general order in the library. Library Club The Library Club consists of students who have been library assistants or students who do not have a study hall and desire to promote a better attitude toward the library and to learn more about its functions. Row one: Curtis. Alston. Freeman. Farrell. Scott. Phillippi. Prichard. Row two: Staton. 'Ratliff. Harvey. Alston. Sanderson. Alston. Black. Smith. Curl. Mora. Johnson. Rich. Lloyd. Hodgin. Smith. Ashley. Scott. Row three: Alston. Foust. Harrell. Alston. Thompson. Cashion. Coble. Apple. Brewer. Stafford. Murphy. Wright. Johnson. Herndon. Offi ce Assist a 11 ts The office assistants arc dependable and responsible students w ho assist in the office during their study halls. Some of their duties include typing and delivering announcement sheets, making out the absentee list, and helping Mrs. King with letters and reports. Row one: Hughes. Lloyd. Rich. Johnson. Coble. Ward. Row two: Wells. Edwards, Wood. Caulder. Row four: Smith. Brewer. Huffman. Byrum. Bailey. Wright. Hundley. Sanderson. Newton. Andrews, Stutts. Bowden. Loy. Adams. Sharpe. Lee. Wells. Pickard, Pore. Row three: Farrington. Woods, Key, Thaxton, Dodson. D. E. D.E.C.A. stands for Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America and its primary aim is to develop responsible leadership in the field of distribution and other C. A. related fields. It is divided into three phases of organization: class room. work, and contests. 45 V.I.C.A V.I.C.A. stands for Vocational Clubs of America. Membership is open to juniors and sc niors who have taken the required courses and who work at a regular job. Besides offering on- the-job training. V.I.C.A. also gives students a chance to learn more about today's world and instills civic and vocational leadership in its members. Row one: officers. Coo- per. Enoch. McPherson. Sharpe. Row two: Patterson. French. Coble. Strickland. McPherson, Holt. Bunton. Loy, Hinshaw. Lassiter. Row three: Hadley. Crawford. Baker. Wall. Hurst. Isley, Lawson. Pentecost. Murphy Row one: officers: Seymour. Key. Kennedy. Isley. Moore. Row iwo: Mac Lean, Shields. Woods. Miller. Freeman. Row three: Allison. Clark. Barker. Ix y. Row four: Massey. Ricks. Creech. Health Careers The Health Careers Club provides opportunities for students interested in a health-oriented ca- reer to discover more about health professions. Health Career member aids in First Aid Room. Larry and Gwen discuss future plans in health careers. Future Secretaries Association Students who are interested in pursuing a secretarial career compose the Future Secretaries Association. At the monthly meetings these girls learn more about the assets possessed by a good secretary. A visiting secretary usually serves as a speaker at the meet- ings. Row one: officers. Phillips. Talbert. Clapp. Row two: Hudson. Hackney. Aldridge, Williams. Moon. Lee. Burnett. Cashion. Harrell. Hodgin. Row three: Herring. Sharpe. Sharpe. Clapp. Smith. Foust. Overman. Coble. Allen. Advisor. Future Fanners of America The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop agricultural leadership and to promote co-operation and good citizen- ship among its members. They also strive to en- courage an interest in farming occupations and create confidence in themselves and their work. Activities of the year included the Sweetheart Ball, the Parent-Member Banquet, and field trips. Row one: Cobh. McPherson. Brooks. Hinshaw. Jenkins. Walker. Row two: Morris. Wright. McPherson. Wilson. Crawford. Williams. Hverette. Braxton. Baldwin. Bowden. Edwards, l ynch. Ratliff. Cole. Bright. Row three: Dean. Brown. Johnson. Brewer. Bennett. Thompson. Woody. Brooks, Fitzgerald. McBane. Lloyd. McPherson. Hadley. Talley. Wallace. Row one: Susan Coble . F. F. A. Sweetheart. Row two: Isley. Mr. Wilson, Davis. Ross. Thompson. Troxler, Barrett. Turney, Ellington. Shoffner. Dodson. Shoffner. Smith. Andrews. Rose, Elkin. Watkins. Ingold. Row three: Thompson. Jenkins. Freeze. Andrews. Isley. Smith. Butncr. Culberson. Oakley. Thompson. Weaver. Talbert, Perry. Roberson. Williams. Cole. Row one: officers; Garner. Glosson. Whitfield. Elliot. Thomas. Row two; White. Ratliff. Nelson. Hundley. Shoffner. Smith. Smith. Newlin. l inens. Windsor. Holt. Beam. Scott. Askew. Smith. Mora. Johnson. Alston. Bowden. Foster. Braxton. Row three: Alston. Boylan. Atwater. Holt. Foust. Bunion. McBane. Rogers. Durham. Scott. Talley. Staley. Childress. Holt. Holt. Smith. Barker. Ingle. Murphy. Foust. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a club designed to promote an appreciation in the art of being a good homemaker. It is for students interested in home economics who wish to learn how to maintain a happy home for the future. Row one: officers: Small. Kizziah, Quakenbush, Lewis. Row two: Haywood. Fogleman. Gibson. McPherson. Davis. Stout. Ingle.Sharpe. Allred, Richardson. Row three: Windsor. Webster. Ochenhouse. Marlette. Cashwell. Kimrcy. Talbert. Cashion, Carden. Laws, Thompson. Parrish. Mariindale. Apple. Coble. Curtis. Black, Allred. Dismuke, Talbert. F. T. A. members were initiated. Row one: officers; Mint .. Holliday. Pickard. Cheek. Shoffner; Stephens. Kime. Row two: Creech. Blalock, Blalock. McLendon. McAdams. Durham. Culberson. Pass. Mora. Scott. Spoon. Stephens. Powell. Greene, Younts. Staley. Moore. Barker. Blaylock. Stout. Row three: Wilson. Ross, Burnett, Franck. Morrow. Dixon. Franklin. Allred. Euliss. Hadley, Shoe. Moon. Hilton. Howell. Capps. Sharpe, Griffin, Loy, Seymour. Morrow, Wiggins. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is composed of acquire experience in teaching by visiting an cle- juniors and seniors who are interested in the mentary school and observing various teaching teaching profession. Members of the club techniques. I I. A. students teach classes during National Educa- tion Week. 51 'iZ® ' iijrj i History Club The U. S. History Club Seeks to promote knowl- edge of and respect for the United States . Thi year the members sold doughnuts to raise money for their annual trip to Washington. D.C. Row one: officers. Childress. Combs. Patterson, Isley. Cobb. Shoffner. Row two: Wilson. Bailey. Loy. Griffin. Garrison. Cooper. Williams. Aldridge. Alexander. Hawkins. Row three: Small. Clark. Allison. Smith. Barker. Gossage. Thomas. Sey- mour. Loy. Talbert. Blaylock. Burnett. Stout. Row four: Pore. Wallace. Askew. Sharpe. Linens. Woods, Miller. Key. Cashion. Smith. French. Massey. Moore. Row five: Thompson. Loy. Stafford. Wilson. Wiggins. Perry. Blalock. Davis. Foglcman. Coble. Stinnettc. Noble. Hunter. Allen. Row six: Adams. Euliss. Hinshaw. Ricks. Byrd. Curl. Pickard. Williams. Williams. Cox. Quakenbush. Graves. Summers. V. :?! • 'j«m Row one: C ouncilman. Farrell. Pickard. Allred. Phompson. Burnett. Edwards. Staley. Foster. Row two: Howell. Hilton. Lee. Bright. Key. Richardson. Franklin. Councilman. Civics Club I he purpose of the C ivies ( lub is to promote taken a course in civics and maintain an average good citizenship among its members. of 85 or better. Membership is open to those students who have 53 Marshals Each year the twenty students who have achieved the highest averages are chosen as marshals. Their duties are to serve at various social events throughout the year. Co-chiefs - Donald Cobb and Janet Massey Row one: Wallace. Stafford. Loy, Ricks. Wood. Cobb. Row two: Allison. Key. Shoffner. Johnson. Row three: Wiggins. Massey. Woods, Blaylock, Isley. Sharpe. Seymour. Stout. Talbert. Barker National Honor Societij The members of the National Honor Society are the students who are ranked at the top of their class by their outstanding character and superior ac- ademic ability. It is a great honor to be chosen and each year these students pledge themselves to uphold the high ideals for which the club stands and to promote good citizenship among fellow students. Row one: Alexander. Allison. Stafford. Row two: Wiggins. Williams. Blaylock. Row three: Allen. Barker. Key . Isley. Seymour. Loy, Massey, l.ov. Row four: Shoffner. Payne. C obb. Ricks. Wallace. Kennedy. Mill- er. Woods. tec IIuman Relations Council The Human Relations Council consists of black and white students at Southern. This club was organized in order to promote a better understanding between the races. Row one: Childress. Burnett. Euliss. Barrett. Row two: Summers. French. White. Row three: Shoffner. Garner. Foust. Row four: Wilson. Advisor: Alexander: Ellerbe. Advisor. Dramatic Club The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to introduce students to every aspect of drama and to provide them an outlet for their dramatical talents and inter- ests. Members received actual experience in drama by presenting a play. Row one: officers: Whitfield. Shoffner. Row two: Webster. Thompson, Christopher, Webster. Ingle. Creech. Bullock. Wilson. Glover. Summers. Ricks. McPherson. Overman. Catoe. Row three: Sharpe. Smith. Herring. Askew. Shoffner. Sharpe. Smith. Sharpe, Blalock. White.Bradshaw. Miller. Gibson.Barrett. Jones. Foust. Vines. Row four: Morrow. Boylan.Farrell. Hinson. Doss. Howell. Blaylock.Nance. Allred. Lowe. Flint, l.ivengood. Clapp. Moorcfield. Shields. Row one: officers: Shoffner. Thomas. Blalock. Overman. Blalock. Row two: Childress. Sulccki. Carter. Stout, Catoe, Hodgin. Wood, Lashlcy. Apple. Farrell. McAdams. Marley. Johnson. Copeland. Hill. Carl. Smith. Allison. Perry. Barker. Isley. Clark. Scott. King. Row three: Blalock. Miller. Gentry. Talbert. Hutchins. Aldridge. Bowman, Lashley. Crawford. Nance. Miller. Coble. Smith. McLean. Herring. Spoon. Kimc. Christopher. Boggs. Row four: Dale. Kennedy. Burnett. Barrett. Jones. Parrish. Dalton. Harrell. Cushion. Talbert. Bible A new club at Southern this year, the Bible Club was organized for students who are interested in religion and the Bible. This club hopes to help Braxton. Wright, l.ambe. Cheek. Cook, Barton. Councilman. Franklin. Councilman. C'ashwcll. Seymour. l.oy. Key. l.ambe. Row five: Blaylock. Wiggins. Franck. Laws. Thompson. Parrish. Martindalc. Barker. Smith. Lowe. Farrell. Stafford. Urser . Harmon. Arwood. Pratt. Murray. Wiggins. Herring. Freeman. Lambe. Row six: Sipes. Creech. Moore. Ricks. Combs. Ursery. Shoffner. Sharpe. Vines. Carden. Dismuke. Webster. Sawyer. Overman. Teague. Windsor. Webster. Ingle. CobleJustice, Howell. Hilton. Morrow. Beam. Parrish, Hinshaw . Club establish for its members a better un« islanding of the numerous denominations of our country . Bible Club member has devotions over intercom. i ■. i -e ; 'k-£ W£ P PPP SSP S • . ‘: -. � ------- . . • ggggl ii p, p' WVfyfp s S • ■ ’ «W: :4i‘4M • : MK A ,fe;-; ;'V --;’-:v ■HBR� BHR|! K«f.£ • , ■ Vir.r!'V'- v' ' :. 31j| ;- '- -V. c yS ''Pyr-• P '-• %■£'■ ■ £• , - . ; Coach Hanford Coach Fisher Coach Arrington By determination and enthusiasm Confcd gridders managed to complete a very successful season this year. The overall season record was six wins, three losses, and one tic. The tie came as the highlight of the season when the Confeds managed to hold state-ranked Reidsvillc to a 6-6 stalemate. Led by the running attack of ace Darnell Glover and Ken Smith and the outstanding play of lineman Mike Urscry. the Confeds managed to bring fans out of their seats while they scored touchdowns and held opposing teams to very little yardage. These three boys also received the honor of being chosen as all-conference players. The Confederate defensive unit stops the Southeast Falcons on the Southern 34 yard line. Varsity Football 61 Offensive unit ready for action Glover gains a first down Confeds md into in a high Standing in the conference I know they’re here somewhere. Brooks, k. Smith. K. Thomas. Allred. Day. Row three Crisson. Deaton. Allen. Thacker. Vaughn. Hahn, G Thomas. Lee. Coach Fisher, along with 'Coach of the Year', Walkie Hanford, displays looks of concern over the play of the Confederates. Varsity Football Team Row one: left to right. McClelland. Braxton. Wolfe. Ursery, D. Smith. Troxlcr. Blackwood. Ross. Justice. Row two: Glover. Compton. May. Vestal. 63 This year the Southern High coaching staff received a new addition. Coach Butler. Although hedidn'thave a winning season, he gained respect and experience from the J. V. squad. J. V. Football Team: Row one: left to l ight. Franklin. Albright. B. Faulkner. Ward. Capps. Harris. Row two: Boylan. Robertson. Cashion. R. Faulkner. Wright. Atkins. Row three: Slaughter. Fit gerald. McBane. Strickland. White. Fee. J. V. Footba The baby Confeds. though they did not have a winning season, possess excellent potential for next year. They gained much needed experience and have greatly increased their ability throughout the season. They are looking forward to next season with much enthusiasm and determination. Confeds score a touchdown against the Northwest Vikings. Cummings - 20 Western • 30 ' SHS 26 Northwest Guildord - 0 SHS t) Graham - '2 SHS 0 Fastern - 16 SHS- 6 Current ine -13 SHS- SHS Northeast Guilford Southeast - 2 SHS S Ragsdale • Junior Varsity S.H.S. Opp. 54 59 Cummings 44 78 Barlett Yancey 50 65 Western 48 67 Ragsdale 28 59 Northeast 46 61 Cummings 50 46 Northwest s2 62 Graham 69 79 Southeast 42 59 Eastern S.H.S. Opp. 56 64 Graham 44 78 Barlett Yance 57 78 Western 56 81 Ragsdale 51 66 Northeast 67 56 Broadview Terry Hubbard was leading scorer for the Baby Baby Confeds This year Southern’s Junior Varsity Basketball team revealed ability, determination, and good spirit. Although they lost many games, these boys learned the importance of strategy and teamwork. With the experience they have gained, many of the J.V. players will prove to be valuable assets on the varsity team next year. Clockwise: Faulkner. Lambert. Woody. Martin. Coltrane. McAdams. Hubbard. Shbfiner. Robinson. Coble. Baldw in. Barry l aulkner converts on a three-point play. Varsity Basketball Led by tri-captains. Jacob Alexander. Kenneth Jones, and Tim Hudson. Southern s varsity basketball team this year has presented us with many close, exciting games. Although several important games were lost, the team showed great determination, will power, and good sportsmanship. They spent many hours of practice improving their skills and shooting abil ity. Barry Albright drives in for two points against Red Devil defense. 67 Tim Hudson brings the ball up court and sets up the pla . Confeds Look Forward To Tournament Kenneth Jones spots Tim Hudson open under the basket S.II.S. Opp. 64 66 Cummings 68 36 Barlcit ancey 63 77 Western 60 65 Ragsdale 63 67 Northeast 40 53 Cummings 69 68 Northwest 60 58 Eastern 66 65 Western 67 68 Graham 57 58 Southeast 65 63 Eastern 69 66 Graham 64 60 Barlcit Yancey 42 51 Western 66 '3 Ragsdale 69 77 Northeast Conch f-osier views the situation carefully. 69 Team is centered around tri-captains. Jones. Hudson, and Alexander. Boy. being a basketball is rough! Tim Hudson handles ball against press. Kenneth Jones lays it in for two. Wrestling Team victory in a wrestling match depends entirely upon individual achievement. Each wrestler must work to equip himself w ith the necessary stamina and co-ordination foi personal success on the mat. Our team's outstanding record was a great indication of the individual effort that was devoted to this season. Darnell Glover scores two points for a take down. At the Hip of a coin. Jeff Brooks takes bottom position. Jon Wolfe struggles for a pm. S.H.S. ''0 28 '0 2 s 2 s 28 25 44 . ( pp. 26 Graham I Ragsdale 27 Williams 1 29 Western I Cummings 8 Northwest 2' Eastern 16 Graham IN Western 2x Ragsdale 5 ' Northeast 24 Northeast 25 Eastern 8 Northwest Standing left to right: Crawford. Mann. G I'hom as. Ricks. Wallace. Faulkner. Evcrette. Coach Butler: kneeling: B. Robinson. Bailey. Millikcn. haircloth. R. Thomas. Blackwood. Troxler. Sitting: Small. Smith. Glover. Wolfe. Franklin. Brooks. Newton. 71 Kenneth Jones tees off in vital match. Spring an l warm weather beckoned Southern's golfers to the outdoors. With improved tech- nique and experienced players, the team performed well. Barry Loy. Kenneth Jones, and Steve C obb added much experience and ability with their exceptional play. Tough luck. Steve. Left to right.standing: Loy. Albright. Robinson. Jones. Estes. Sitting: Cobb. Isley. Barry Loy blasting out of the sandtrap. Bright. McDaniels. ,c i THFo. Track Track requires exhausting performances and the desire for self-achievement. Heights, distances, and sprints provide the incentive and drive to cross the finish line, breaking school and conference records. Ken Smith dashes across the finish line to bring victory to the Confcds. Standing left to right: Coach Butler. Everettc. Coltrane. Robertson. G. Thomas, McBunc. R. Thomas. Lee. McClelland. Thompson. Payne. Kneeling: Cushion. May. Vestal. D. Smith. K. Smith. Glover. Wolfe. Boylan. Summers. Coble. Ross. Sitting: Trollingcr. Lambert. Coble Wright. Haircloth. Majors. R. Johnson. Faulkner. Pritchard Baldwin. Rudd. Jon Wolfe displays form and skill in field events. 73 I). Ci. Albright. Vaughn. Mann. B. Albright. Justice. Small. Whitfield. Payne Varsity Baseball Southern's diamond cutters looked forward to a successful season this year. Aided by the strength and experience of returning lettermen and also the experience gained by many vigorous practice sessions, the C'onfeds have greatly improved and maintained an excellent conference standing. l ull count against the batter. m Justice leaps high to catch the throw What goes up. must come down, from an outfielder. 75 Whitfield steps up to bat. Top Row: Wood. Greene. McClendon. Smith; Chief. Kizziah. Stephens. Vincent. Bottom Row: Foster. Allison. Combs. Lambert. Capps, Isley. Burnett. Gloria Lambert Terrie Capps Jeanette Wood Donnis Greene Sharon Stephens Frances Burnett Diane Kizziah Dawn Isley Varsity Cheerleaders Led by Carol Smith, the varsity cheerleaders this year displayed gtxxl school spirit. Cheering at all football and basketball games, making posters, and arousing enthusiam at pep rallies, these girls showed their unfailing support of our school. In both victory and defeat, the cheerleading squad inspired good sportmanship and a strong school spirit in our student body. Cynthia Combs Bonnie Vincent Kimrcy McClendon Ruth Ann Foster Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have done an outstand- ing job this year. Headed by Debbie Barrett, they cheered at all J. V. games and also helped to promote school spirit. These girls also worked hard to sell programs at varsity games and to cheer at pep rallies. The excitement of a close game keeps you on your toes. J. V. Cheerleaders participate in Homecoming activities. J. V'. Cheerleaders Row one: Barrett, chief. Row two: White. Jones. Combs. J. Blaylock. Thompson. Hint. Sawyer. Row three: Burke. Stafford. Burnett. Christopher. D. Blaylock. Kiz .iah. Richardson. Hi m Cynthia Combs Homecoming Queen 70-71 Hxcitement in the air. . . five contestants for Homecoming Queen . . . Anita Allison. Frances Burnett. Wanda Childress. Cynthia Combs. Carol Smith . . . waiting in anticipation of w ho would he chosen . . . the winner. Cynthia Gayc Combs . . 1970 Homecoming Queen of Southern High School. Cynthia Combs. Southern’s Homecoming Queen for 1970. is active in many clubs at Southern including Monogram Club. Civincues. U. S. History Club, and K T. A. Cynthia's hobbies are listed as singing, cooking, sewing, and sports. Cynthia has helped promote school spirit by being a cheerleader for three year?. Voted as one of the outstanding seniors. Cynthia's beauty and personality make her an ex- cellent representative of Southern as Homecoming Queen. Cynthia Ciaye Combs escorted by Gray Cooper C arol Smith. Anita Allison. Frances Burnett. Wanda Childress Maid of Honor. Cynthia Combs Homecoming Queen Wanda Childress - Maid of Honor - escorted by Steve Wall Frances Burnett - Queen's Attendant - escorted by Sherman Summers Aniia Allison • Queen s Attendant- escorted by Gerald Walters Senior Class Attendants Representing the senior class, chosen for their beauty and poise, are Stella French, escorted by Danny Burnett; Dawn Isley. escorted by Gary Clark; and Tammy Isley. escorted by Tony Whitfield. Dawn Isley and escort Gary Clark Stella French anti escort Danny Burnett 87 Tammy Islcy anti escort I ony Whitfield The juniors elected three girls to represent them in Southern's 1970 Homecoming. I hey are Pam Crawford, escorted by Donald Cooper: Donnis Green, escorted by Ronald McGhee: and Gloria Lambert, escorted by Nathaniel Dove. Attendants Ciloria Lambert and escort Nathaniel Dove Donnis Greene and escort Ronald McGhee Pam Crawford and escort Donald Cooper Sophomore Class Attendants Representing the sophomore class at Homecoming was Diane Burnett anil escort Paul Parrish. Terri Combs and escort Freddie Shoffner. and Joan Stafford and escort Phil McAdams. Terri Combs and escort Freddie Shoffner Joan Stafford and escort Phil McAdams Harly in the fall the freshman class elected attendants to represent their class. They are Sherri Flint, escorted by Forest Carden: Debra Richardson, escorted by Greg Farrell; and Vickie Reynolds, escorted by Carl Bess. Freshman Class Attendants Vickie Reynolds and escort Carl Bess Sherri Hint and escort f orest Carden Debra Richardson and escort Greg Farrell Beth Thomas Annual Staff Gwen Garner Band Patti Cooper Terri Capps Bus Drivers Cheerleaders Jeanette Wood Bible Club Pam MeBane Boot Girls Vickie Franklin Civics Club Jo Ann Seymour Civinettes Daphne Kuliss Civiians Club Sponsors Diane Smith Drama Club Patty Sharpe Nancy Andrews C. (). (). DECA Susan Coble I . F. A. Sweetheart Kathy Whitfield F. H. A. Debbie Wiggins Thresia Bowman 95 Flag Bearers French Club Joan White Debbie Blaylock Janet Williams F. S. A. Rhonda Sharpe F. T. A. Donna Talbert Glee Club Cindy Miller Health Careers Club Diane Barker Sheila Wolfe cmud sponsors Janet Massey Marshals Diane Kizziah Gwen Woods Sharron Loy Monogram Club National Honor Society Newspaper Staff Lynn Clark Spanish Club Cathy Wilson Student Council Katherine SholYner U. S. History Club Linda Boggs VICA Anita Allison Tammy Isley Angie Foster Frances Burnett Senior Favori ties 70-71 This year the senior class elected twenty- four members of their class whom they considered to have been highly outstanding in some way while at Southern. These students have helped make Southern a better school through sports, scholastic ability, leadership, personality, and character. Jacob Alexander Tony Whitfield Diane Kizziah ♦ Darnell Glover Ken Smith Jeff Ross Cynthia Combs Dawn Isley 99 Debbie Blaylock Carol Smith Gray Cooper Katherine Shoffner Pam Me Banc Stella French Janet Massey Wanda Childre SS Beth Thomas Mike Ursery Senior Favorites 70-71 Willie Patterson Bobby Troxler 101 Debbie Blaylock Miss S. II. S. 70-71 Twenty lovely girls competed for the title of Miss Southern 1970. I he event was climaxed by the crowning of Dehbie Blaylock as Miss Southern. All candidates were judged on their character traits, activities, poise, beauty, and talent, respec- tively. The other four semifinalists included Cathy Wilson. Dawn Isley. Lynn Clark, and Beth Thomas. Cathy Wilson received the honor of being first runner-up and Dawn Isley was selected second runner-up. Beth Thomas was voted Miss Con- geniality by the other contestants. Debbie Blaylock, after competing with twenty other girls, received the coveted title of Miss Southern 1970. Debbie, a talented, attractive girl, also possesses a great personality. Miss S.H.S. For her talent. Debbie sang 'I Enjoy Being a Girl. Cathy Wilson - f irst Runner-up For her Talent. Cathy played her guitar and sang Till It's l ime For You to Go. Dawn Isley • Second Rnnner-up For her talent. Dawn performed a dance routine to “Exodus. Miss Southern Contestants Row one: Diane Barker. Stella French. Sharon Murray. I'eresa Askew. Linda Gossage. Row two: Semifinalists; Beth Thomas. Dawn Isley. Debbie Blaylock. Cathy Wilson. Lynne Clark. Row three: Gwen Woods, Anita Allison. Pam Me Banc. Frances Burnett. Tereasa Aldridge. Janet Williams. Donna Talbert, Andrea Creech. Debbie Wiggins: not pictured; Glenda Hunter. Beth Thomas Miss Congeniality Mr. and Miss Southerner The title of Mr. and Miss Southerner goes to the lop two students who sell the largest number of annuals. This year, however. Pam Wright and Virginia Stinnette both sold the same number of annuals and therefore shared the title of Miss Southerner. D. (i. Albright was the recipient of the Mr. Southerner title. Besides receiving these titles, these students also received free annuals. D. Ci. Albright. Mr. Southerner: Virginia Stinnette. Miss Southerner: and Pam Wright. Miss Southerner. Seniors begin an eventful year The Senior Year at Southern is the happiest and at the same time the saddest. Events the seniors enjoyed were the Senior Class Party, ordering graduation announcements, the Junior-Senior Prom, measuring for caps and gowns, and finally Graduation Day. After four wonderful years at Southern, the seniors face the future with high hopes and a bit of hesitation, not knowing exactly what awaits them in the outside world. President, Wanda Childress; Vice Pres- ident. Bobby Troxler; Secretary. Kathy Wilson; Treasurer. Jeff Ross. Barry Lynn Adams Larry Kcilh Adams Clinton Barry Albright Daniel Graham Albright Tereasa Jane Aldridgt Jacob Clay Alexander Class is led bij Wanda Childress Kirby I.cc Allen Anita Ann Allison Adelaide Alston Janice Marie Alston Norland Alston Ivan Keith Andrews Kendall Shaw Bailey Patricia Diane Barker John Carl Bateman. II Family Living keeps seniors on the edge of their seats! Cathy Darlene Blalock Nancy Sue Andrews Teresa Dawn Askew Mac Frances Burnett Thomas Hddic Byrd Kathy Jo Blalock Jeffrey Franklin Brooks Deborah Anne Blaylock Vernon Aldccn Boggs Danny Carl Burnett Keith Burnett Judy Annette Cashion Wanda Sue Childress Janet Lea Clapp Joyce Marie Clapp Anne Lynne Clarke Donald Wayne Cobb Brenda Gayle Coble Susan Anne Coble Charles Whitfield Cox. 11 Andrea Lee Creech Connie Martin Crumpton Jerry Donald Davis Terry I ynn Davis Craig Webb Deaton Robert Ray Curl Cynthia Ann Davis Gilbert Randall Davis ( Ictus Ray Dodson Peggy Jo Dodson Judi Ingold Eppcrly Barbara Gayle Foust Stella Louise French Gwendolen Hope Garner Jackie Denise Garrison Deborah Elaine Gentry Darnell Stanley Glover Seniors set examples for underclassmen James Matthew Euiiss Kulie Eric Haircloth PattieSue Farrington Herbert Craig Fogleman l.arry Keith Foglcman Angela Dawn Foster A Hey Earl! Meet me in B building after homeroom. John Michael Grecson Phillip Lynn Griffin Linda Dean Gossagc Rebecca Joyce Griffin Gary Denton Graves Jerry Lane Guthrie Dennis 1 ee Green Linda Yvonne Hackney Deborah Ann Harrell Jerry Michael Hawkins Margaret Cornelia Herring Doris Klainc Hicks Michael Lewis Hinshaw 115 Melinda Joyce Hodgin Dorma Earl Holt. Jr. Richard Timothy Hudson William Charles Hudson Isaac Holt. Ill Otis Blake Holt Bobbie Christine Hudson Jill Evans Hughes Tamara Starr Isley Glenda Faye Hunter Tommy Lee Isley John Michael Isley Valerie Dawn Isley Denise Holt Ivey Janice J. Johnson Jean Carol Johnson Stanley Blake Justice Larry Douglas Kennedy Deborah Kay Key Joseph Theron Johnson Kenneth Edmond Jones Gary Paschal! Justice Michael Lynn Kinney Parker Davis Kiser. Ill Linda Diane Kizziah Seniors look to the future . . . Wanda Diane Law Michael Finley Layell BarryDeanl.ee SusanGlennl.ee Vickie l.ynn Leonard Barry Jan Loy Randall Eugene Loy Sharron Lee Loy Jeffrey Paschal! Manness Dottic Lea Mansfield Rita Dare Linens Roy Glenn Marsh. Jr. Concentration! Paul Steven McBane Gary Raymond McPherson Thomas Jefferson 1cVcy Cynthia Ann Miller Wallace Odell Martin Janet Elizabeth Massey Pamela Jane MeBane George Wayne McPherson Kathy Leona McPherson Kenneth Leon McPherson Sandra Maude Moon Betty Jean Moore Gilbert Timothy Moss 119 Donna Denise Mullis Anna Sharon Murray Diane .Marie Noble Tony Howard Norris Edith Lorraine Overman Marilyn Jo Overman Dwight Larry Payne Janet Lynn Perry Brenda Faye Pike Sue Ellen Phillips Clarence Alvis Pickard John Michael Pore William Roy Puckett $ tr George Wilson Patterson Ervin Gray Payne Johnny Pulliam David Eli Quakenbush Ronald Thomas Ragan Robert Melvin Ricks Betty Irene Ross Jeffrey Wayne Ross Shelton Miles Satterfield Jo Ann Seymour Cathy Denise Sharpe David William Sharpe Deborah Jane Sharpe Patty Teresa Sharpe 121 Benson Smith Carol Denise Smith Deborah Ann Smith Derinda Marie Smith Kathy Renee Smith Katheryn Louise Smith . . . with memories of the past Virginia Christine Shields Judi C'arol Shoffner Katherine Jane Shoffner Sandra Kay Sipc James Worth Small Barbara Jean Smith Using sixth period study hall to advantage. Dolphus Allen Thacker. Jr. Vicky Lynn Thaxton m p “ A- Kenneth Howard Smith Gary Wade Stafford Marilynn Dawn Stout Sherman Clay Summers Sharon Robertson Snider Donna Paulette Talbert Beth Agnes Thomas Randall Lee Thomas Catherine Lee Thompson 123 Dale Eugene Thompson Michael Reed Thompson Ella I.a Verne Threat! Robert Wayne Vincent Jerry Wayne Wall Steven Barry Wall Mary Tinnin Robert Foust Troxler Michael Hoyt Urscry Gerald Alexander Wallace Maxine Ward Patricia Ann Wells William James Wells Tony Dale Whitfield Deborah Carol Wiggins Chesley Warren Williams Janet l.ynne Williams Jerome Blaine Williams Alan I.ynn Wilson Kathy Jo Wilson Corene Winstead James Earl Wood Gwendolyn Lee Woods Jimmy W.Wrenn Pamela Ruth Wright Johnie Wayne Hinson 125 Class of 72 experiences a busy year The junior year is by all means an eventful one. As upperclassmen, juniors assume new responsibilities and many must seriously look towards life after graduation. Important events of the junior year were the Junior Class Party, arrival of class rings, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Most important of all, however, is the realization that in another short year the class of 72 will be receiving their diplomas and taking the first step on the road to adult life. President. Larry Key; Vice-President, Kandy Allen; Secretary. Pam Crawford; Treasurer. Nick Compton Keith Akins Boyce Albright Mike Aldridge Randy Allen Ann Allred Joel Allred Edna Alston Marvin Alston Ann Ashley Diane Bachelor James Baldwin Bonnie Black Pam Blalock Jean Bradshaw Betty Branson Ronnie Braxton Ann Braxton Larry Brewer Mike Bright La Rue Brown Ray Brown Mike Buckner Juniors display school spirit. ft. Juniors measure for elass rings Robin Bullock Doug Bunion Guy Burncit Sandra Campbell Terri Capps Becky Carr Jackie Carr Ricky Caulder Debbie Cheek Ricky Chriscoe Roger Chriscoe Wendell Clapp Billy Clark Cheryl Clark Sieve Cobb Carol Coble Pam Coble Ronnie Coble Tommy Coble Vickie Coble Rufus Collins Cathy Coltrane Nick Compton Donald Cooper Brenda Councilman Glenda Councilman Pam Crawford Randy Crawford David Crisson Tim Crouse Roger Culberson Teresa Culberson Terri Cumbo Kathy Curl Janice Curtis Buddy Dean Terry Dixon Keith Dodson Cecile Doss Nathaniel Dove Jane Durham Mike Edwards Steve Elkins Mike Ellington Daphne Euliss William Euliss Sharon Farrell Keith Faulkner Ruth Ann Foster Denise Foust Alice Franck Betty l.ou Franklin Gary Franklin Vickie Franklin Cathy Freeman Vickie Garner Judy Glosson Shirley Goode Clifton Graves Rudy Graves Donnis Greene Phillip Greeson We just can't wait for the three o'clock bell. Kay Hill Lcannc Hilion Joyce Hinson Amy Hodgin Lacy Hodgin Ann Holliday Lynn Holt Mary Holt Phyllis Holt William Holt Sharon Honeycutt Cheryl Howell Kay Humble Bonnie Hundley Terry Hutchins Brenda lslcy Oh no! She's changed her mind again! Randy Grecson Jerry Gregory Wanda Hadle Arlie Hahn Mary Harvey Tommy Hawkins Mike Isley Ronnie Isley Debra Jeffries Dale Jenkins Faith Johnson June Johnson Terry Johnson Sheryl Johnson Jerry Kcllani Larry Key Cathy Kimc Susan Kitchen Gloria Lambert Jean Lashlcy Sylvia Lashley David Latta Linda Livengood Paula Lloyd Phillip Lloyd Paula Lowe Wayne Loy Aaron Lynch Ricky May l.uanne McAdams Kathy McLean Lloyd McClelland Ronald McGhee Kimrcy McLendon Jimmy McPherson Betty McRae Margaret Melvin Darlene Mintz Shirley Moon Sue Ellen Moon Rickey Mooreficld Penny Mora Marilyn Morris Curtis Morrow David Morrow Wade Murphy Larry Key heads junior class 131 Juniors assume positions of leadership Jeff Murray Sherry Neese Richard Newton Mike Noah Susan O'Connor Barbara Overman Diane Pass Phoebe Pass Pam Payne Mike Perry Kathy Phillippie Howard Phillippie Mike Phillippie Ray Pickard Terry Pickard Linda Powell James Reich Vickie Rich Larry Richardson Nellie Rider Tommy Riley Doug Robertson Felicia Robertson David Robinson La Verne Sanderson Carol Satterfield Betsy Scott Judy Sharpe Lou Ann Sharpe Rhonda Sharpe Shane Sharpe Sammy Shelton Joan Shoe Frankie Shoffner Gwen Shoffner Sandra Shoffner Beverly Sides Hilda Sipe Diane Smith Doug Smith Harold Sums Elaine Smith Lynn Smith Terry Smith Elvie Jean Spoon Pam Stafford Cheryl Staley Nelda Stephens Sharon Stephens Ricky Teague Diane Tinnin Gail Thaxton Gregg Thomas Nancy Thompson Tommy Thompson Vanessa Trollinger Reba Tuttle David Vaughn Benny Vestal Bonnie Vincent Steve Walker Gerald Walters Are you sure this date is right? Juniors attain special recognition. Marilyn Watkins Jerry Wells Clctus White Nancy White Cathy Whitfield Mike Whitmore Betty Sue Wicker Nancy Wicker Olin Wiggins Terri Williams Vivian Williamson Charlie Winstead Jon Wolfe Sheila Wolfe Jeanette Wood Wendell Woody Dale Worth Rosa Worth Tommy Yancey Karen Younts iutiuiuu Sophomores accept inore rcsponsih ilitij The sophomore year is one filled with events and expectations. No longer a lowly freshman but not yet an upper-classman, students nevertheless greatly enjoy their sophomore year. Highlighting the sopho- more year is the Sophomore Party and. of course, dissecting frogs in biology. President. Debbie Barrett; Vice President. Cheryl Jones; Secretary. Terri Combs; Treasurer. Terry Pritchard. Buddy Albright Lynne Albright Tommy Albright Johnny Allen Phyllis Alston Deborah Apple Sherry Arwood Elizabeth Bachelor Jody Bailey Belinda Baker Linda Baldwin Sandra Barker David Barrett Debbie Barrett Tim Bennett Mike Best Debbie Blalock Janice Blaylock Linda Boggs Mike Boggs Brenda Boley Sandra Boley Sophomores work hard on achievement tests. Debbie Barrett presides over class Howard Bowden Susan Bowman Theresa Bowman Jesse Boy Ian Beth Bradshaw Max Braxton Sheila Braxton Sheila Braxton Debbie Briggs Eddie Briggs Jennie Brooks Tim Brooks Darlene Bullard Diane Burnett Warren Bynum Craig Capps Sharon Carter Jimmy Cariner Denise Catoe Sandy Cheek Carolyn Chriscoe Anita Christopher Anne Coble Gary Coble Joretta Coble Brenda Cole Dennis Cole Henry Coltrane Milton Coltrane Terrie Combs David Connor Wanda Cook Debra Crowder Ricky Crowder Lynn Crumpton Cathy Curl Janice Dalton Karen Davis Aaron Day Gary Dean Brack Dixon Mike Estes Denny Euliss Anna Farrell Dennis Foster Sheila Foust Mark Fowler Boyd Franklin Danny Franklin Eddie French Bill Freshwater Etta Garner Gary Grant Kim Graves David Green Tommy Griffin Ellen Guthrie Glenn Harden Joey Hargrove Patricia Harmon Sheila Harrell Pattie Hart We just dumped Mr. Fisher. Anyone want a Coke from Rabbits? Don’t you think he's a little skinny? Marcia Hawkins Pam Hinson James Herndon Joe Hinshaw Lynette Hinshaw Doris Holt Earlene Holt Rebecca Howell Billy Hudson Jenny Hudson Randy Huffman Patricia Hundley Andy Hurst Deborah Hutchins Evelyn Hutcherson Vanessa Ingle Barry Isley David Isley Jake Isley Pat Isley Betty Jeffries Janice Johnson Linda Johnson Vicky Johnson Brian Jones Cheryl Jones Sieve Jordan Karen Kenyon Darrell Kidd Don King Teresa Lamb Sharon Lambe Yvonne Lambe Mike Lambert Terry Lassiter Kathy Latham Vicky Law Rickey Lee Deborah Lewis Gail Lloyd Phil Love Debbie Lowe Gregg Loy Danny Lynch Joel Mann Danny Mansfield Ernie Marshburn Gordon Martin Linda Martindale Kathy Matthews Phil McAdams Sonjua McGhee Clinton McPherson Foy McPherson Jim McPherson Marilce McPherson Terry McPherson William McPherson Patricia Miller Diane Moore Ellen Moore Roger Moorefield Sophomores struggle through biology 141 Betsy Murray Debbie Nance Karen Neese Robin Nelson Lawrence Ncwlin Steve Oakley Jackie Overman Ricky Overman Deborah Parrish Diane Parrish Kathy Parrish Paul Parrish Howard Patterson Jane Patterson Lisa Patterson Cathy Paylor Dennis Payne Kenneth Payne Louisa Payne Mike Payne Debbie Perry Terry Pritchard Ellen Ray Esther Reich Wanda Reid David Riddle Jo Robertson Ronald Rose Mike Rudd Rhonda Rumbley Sherrie Sawyer Carolyn Scott Beverly Sharpe Katheryn Sherard Bonnie Shoffner Denise Shoffner Mark Shoffner Donnie Slade Darlene Smith David Smith Class party is planned Gary Smith George Smith Gerry Smith Terry Smith Vanessa Smith Dancllc Somers (ireg Spears Joan Stafford Kenneth Stafford Sandra Staley Pat Stanfield Joel Story Bobby Stout Bonnie Stout Janet Stout Cheryl Stout Dail Stuart Jimmy Stuart Johnny Stutts Jeanette Sulecki Billy Swaney Denise Talbert An exciting geometry class. Gail Torrain Mike Troxler David Fucker Jimmy Turner Steve Turney Sandi Ursery Sandra Wallace Naomi Ward James Watkins Clinton Weaver Rachel Webster Joan White Frankie Whittington Joy Wiggins Tony Williams Elizabeth Wilmoth Billy Teague Karen Thaxton Connie Thompson John Thompson Sophomores utilize Southern's library. Lori Thompson Ozzie Thompson Trudy Windsor Henry Wood Charles Woody Linda Wright Jan Younger Jerry Zachary � ,©P gpr nrtVMtt m� CM8 -’ oooeeoooae j ooooooooooo 'j I oooooooooeo Hh0000000000 0 Everyone should take at least one year of typing! F reshmen participa te in Southerns activities Freshmen arrive at Southern feeling lonely and confused. After the first few frantic weeks of finding the right classroom, getting the right schedule, and learning new names, they finally get into the “swing of things and settle down to an organized high school routine. They eagerly make new friends and seek acceptance from upper- classmen. Their desire to achieve socially, scholastically, and physically prove them to be a valuable part of Southern. President. Phillip Lee: Vice President. Janice Dale: Secretary, Sharon Elliot: Trea- surer, Forrest Carden. 1« • II Mark Akins Tommy Albright Pam Aldridge Pat Allred Jackie Alston Janice Alston Kathy Alston Roscoc Alston Roy Alston Robert Anderson Darilh Andrews James Andrews Gail Askew James Atkins Denise Atwater Pat Ausley James Baldwin Benny Barrett Carl Bass Sherry Beam Connie Best Jimmie Blackwell Freshmen are boosted by Miss Farmer. Alice Braxton Danny Braxton Tony Brewer David Bright Sharon Brooks Kay Bunton Gena Burke Annette Butler Kenneth Capps Bonnie Carver Susan Carter Sammy Cartner Johnny Cashion Ellen Cashwell Tony Cathy Lou Ann Childress When will this hour of boredom end? Terry Boggs Gail Bowden James Bowden Carol Bowman Dennis Bowman Cindy Bowman Janet Chriscoe Darrell Clapp Kenneth Clark Donald'Coblc Rieky Coble Kenneth Cole Rosemary Collins Eddie Coltrane Sharon Cox Jimmy Crawford Michael D. Crawford Mike Crawford Mitchel Crawford Sue Crawford Walter Creech Ann Crutchfield Lee Cummings Ellen Curtis Janice Dale Brian Dalton Jimmy Daniels Mike Davis An invigorating hour of Phys. Ed. New friendships are made Ann Dismuke Sandy Durham I im Edwards Gail Ellington Sharon Elliot Clay Eubanks David Haircloth Gregg Farrell Mary Farrington Barry Faulkner Randy Faulkner Mary Ferrell Ricky Fitzgerald Sherry Flint Susan Fogleman Ann Forbis Vicky Foster Cindy Foust Sylvia Foust Tony Foust Vanessa Foust Bill Freeze Roy Freeze Priscilla Garner Glenda Gibson Charles Gilmer Ray Glosson Alton Graves Isabella Graves Keith Graves Davis Grceson David Griffin Carol Haith Deborah Haithcock Terry Haithcock Debbie Hall Kenny Hamby Gail Harrell Phil Harris Fay Harvey Kay Harvey James Hatley Danny Hawkins Donna Haywood Mike Herring Johnny Hensley Mike Hodgin Cireg Holland Alan Holt Becky Holt Lee Holt Martha Holt Pam Holt Lee Huffman Dorothy Hunter Terry Hutchens Cathy Ingle Deborah Ingle Bobby Ingold Brenda Inman Elizabeth Islcy Hope Islcy Even freshmen know this w ill get you out of class. Freshmen adjust quickly to their new environment. Kim Isley Connie James Kenneth Jeffries Lavcrne Jenkins Cindy Johnson Kay Johnson Randy Johnson B.B. Jones Keith Jones Thomas Jones Terry Jordan Mike Kelly Dawn Kimrey David King Wayne King Gene Kirkpatrick Janice Kizziah Diane Knighien Brenda Lashley Becky Laws Lou Ann Laws Ronald Laws Sandra Laycll Phillip l.cc Steve Lee Deborah Linens Mark Linens Bobby Lloyd Russell Logan Lyndon Long Sylvia Lowe Barry Loy Gary Loy Lisa Loy Raymond Lutterloh Oscar Majors Ricky Mann Angie Marlette Sharon Mar ley Joey Marsh Jerry Martin Gloria Martin Greg Matthews Billy Mac Robinson Cathy Me Bane Darrell Me Bane Ricky McBane Owen McCain Kenneth McDaniel Earl McPherson Margaret Me Ray l.avonnc Moreland Cathy Morton Diane Mullis Sue Murphey Randall Murray Steve Neeley Lynn Ncwlin Bruce Oakley Doretta Ockenhouse Connie Packingham Glenda Parrish Freshmen make adjustments 153 r ' - Bill Park Diane Parrish Joan Parrish Savannah Parrish Edlene Pass Carolina Patterson Earl Patterson Michael Patterson Steve Patterson Mike Paulette Marsha Payne Steve Payne Betty Jane Pelrine Roger Pentecost Pat Perry Debbie Quakenbush Amanda Ratliff Dwight Ratliff Patricia Ratliff Vickie Reynolds Robin Rich Vvonne Rich Paula Richardson Gordon Riley Robert Riley Sylvia Riley Jasper Robertson Wayne Robertson Evelyn Robinson Rita Rogers Debbie Scarlet Carolyn Scott Joretia Scott Jo Sharpe Gail Shaw Floyd Shofl’ner Karen Shoffncr Lyndall Shoffncr Vanessa Shoffncr Billy Simmons Freshmen enjoy Phys. Ed. Buddy Sipc Billy Slaughter Mary Small Barry Smith Darlene Smith Gwen Smith Mike Smith Patty Smith Pike Sommers Mike Spears Cathy Staley Diane Staley Ellen Stanford Vonnie Stinnett Debbie Stout Alan Stuart Brenda Sykes Gary Talbert Carolyn Talley Danny Talley Paula Teague Jeff Terry Underclassmen participate in intramural basketball. WM Nell Thompson Sandy Thompson Steve Thompson Susie Thompson Vanessa Thompson Pam Tingen James Tinnin Travis Trollinger Cindy Vines Robert Vincent Theresa Vestal Joe Wallace Tony Ward Gary Webster Paula West Billy While Freshmen work hard on homecoming float. Kim Thaxton Mike I'haxton Robin Thomas Sherry Thomas Jo Anna Thompson John Thompson Georgia White Sheila White John White Alan Williams Dawn Williams Mike Williams Gaynelle Williamson Doug Wilson Tina Wilson Yvonne Wilson Betty Windsor Timmy Wood Sally Woods Gerald Worth Howard Wright Rickie York Jeff Young Tommy Younts Freshmen become a part of Southern 157 A thrilling hour of lecture in English. Mm Administration Mr. Robert Stockard. Principal Vi31 Mrs. Carolyn Lupo Guidance n uu Mr. Charles Stanley 161 Miss Nancy f armer w ? Mr. Calvin Jarrell Mr. Cirelia Mason Social Studies Mrs. Constance Pawlowski Mrs. Norma Davis and Mr. Kandy BaylitT Mrs. Mollie Shook Foreign Language Miss Martha M; Mrs. Ruth Dismuke -jJfi 163 Mrs. Phyllis Mills English Mr. T. M. Williams Mr. John Ellerbe 5? Mrs. Sarah Primm Mrs. Linda Blue Miss Eli abclh Williams Special Education Mrs. Janette l.oy Mrs. Sarah Williams 165 Mis. Christine Woody Mathematics Mrs. Karen Altenburg Miss Linda McPherson Mr. Chcsley Rimmer Mrs. Elizabeth Jones Mr.Twiman Andrews Business Mrs. Psyche Coley 167 Mrs. Jeanne Allen Mrs. Agnes Morgan Science Mr. James Carter and Mr. J. Mrs. Martha Sexton Mrs. Judy Briggs Miss Barbara Haltcrman Physical Education Mins Nettie Williams Mr. 169 Jell Bulla Mr. Elberl Rhodes Home Economics Miss Nina Gregory Mrs. Alluwec Stephens Mis. Patricia Harrison C? X Agriculture Library 1r. Alton Wilson 171 Mrs. Robert Kmory Mrs. Mary C ovington Vocations Mr Waller Hanford ■ — • Vocations Mr. Rufus Abcrnaihy Mr. James Si pc Mrs. Vickie Walker Mrs. Betty Ruth Mr. Hiram C oble 173 Faculty Directory Mr. Rufus Abernathy A. B., Elon - Distributive Education - Advisor, D.E.C.A. Mrs. Jeanne Allen Appalachian • Typing. Shorthand II • B. O. Co-ordinator. Mrs. Karen Altenburg B.S.. UNC-CH - Math Mr. Twiman Andrews A. B.. Elon - General Math Mr. Raymond Bishop DcForest Training. Chicago Electronics Mrs. Linda Blue B. 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Mr. Calvin Jarrett B.A., Elon. M E D. UNC-CH - Eco- nomics. Sociology. Current Events Mrs. Elizabeth Jones B.A.. Bera College - Mathematics - Advisor. Southerner Mr. Robert Jones Masters in Agriculture and Science. A T State. N. C. State -Agriculture. Mechanics. Forestry. Machinery - Advisor, F.F.A. Mrs. Janette Loy A. B.. Elon, UNC-CH - Accelerated English - Advisor. Cheerleaders. Southerner. National Honor Society Miss Martha Marcom B. S.. East Carolina • Spanish - Advisor. Spanish Club Mr. Grelia Mason B.S.. A T State - World and U. S. H istory Miss Linda McPherson B.A. Elon - Business Math. Advanced Math - Advisor. J.V. Cheerleaders. So- Hi News Mrs. Phyllis Mills B.S.. Appalachian - English Mrs. Agnes Morgan B.S.. Appalachian - Business Educa- tion. Business English Mrs. Constance Pawlowski B.A.. UNC-G - Civics. U. S. History. World History Mrs. Sarah Primm B.S.. N. C. State - English. U. S. Histo- ry Mr. Elbert Rhodes A. B.. Elon - Band. Consummer Math Advisor. 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Greensboro College - Reading Mr. T. M. Williams A. B.. Elon - English Mrs. Nancy Wilkinson B. A.. Elon - French - Advisor, French and Drama Club Mr. Alton Wilson B.S.. N. C. State - Agriculture - Advisor. Student Council. Horticul- ture Club Mrs. Christine Woody A.B.. Elon - Algebra - Advisor, Marshals Senior Directory ADAMS, BARKY LYNN French Club 1.2: F.F.A. 2: V.I.C.A. 4: U. S. History Club 3.4. ADAMS. LARRY KEITH J. V. Basketball 1,2.3; Varsity Basketball 4; J. V. Football 2; Jr. Civitans 2.3. President 4; D.E.C.A. 4; .Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer I. President; Homecoming Escort 4. ALBRIGHT.CLINTON BARRY J. V. Football I; J. V. Basketball 1.2: J. V. Baseball I: Varsity Baseball 2.3.4; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Mono- gram Club 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Homeroom Officer 3. Vice President; F.C.A. 1,2. ALBRIGHT. DANIEL GRAHAM F.C.A. 1.2; Civics Club I: Pep Club I: J. V. Basketball I. C'o-captain 2; J. V. Baseball I; Varsity Baseball 2: Homeroom Officer 2. Vice President: 3, Treasurer: Glee Club 2. Sons 4; Jr. Civitans 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Dramatics Club 3; Spanish Club 3.4; FT.A. 3: Annual Staff. Sports Editor 3. Sports Editor 4; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Monogram Club 3.4: Homecoming Escort 3.4; Student Council 4. ALDRIDGE. TEREASA JANE Dramatics Club I; U. S. History Club 3.4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; F.S.A.; Annual Staff, Typist 4; Miss S.H.S. Contestant 4. ALEXANDER. JACOB CLAY J. V. Basketball 1.2: J. V. Football 2: Homeroom Officer I: Pep Club 1.2; Class Officer 2. President; J. V. Base- ball I: Varsity Baseball 2.3.4; Jr. Civitans. 2.3.4; Executive Council 2.3.4; Homecoming Escort 2.4; Student Council Officer. Vice Pres- ident 3. President 4; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Basketball 3.4; Human Relations Council 3.4: Annual Staff. Business Editor 3. Co-editor 4; Inter- Club Council 3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; National Honor Society 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Varsity Tri-Captain Basketball 4; J. V. Co-Captain Basketball 2: F.C.A. 2. ALLEN. KIRBY LEE French Club 1,2.3.4; Homeroom Officer 1.2: J. V. Baseball I: Jr. Civitans. 2.3.4; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Bus Driver 3.4; Jr. Engineers 4. ALLISON. ANITA ANN ALSTON, ADELAIDE ALSTON, JANICE MARIE ALSTON. NOR LAN ANDREWS. IVAN KEITH F.F.A. 1.4; V.I.C.A. 2. Treasurer 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 4. ANDREWS. NANCY SUE Pep Club 1.2; Glee Club 1.3. Belles 4; F.H.'A. I: D.E.C.A. 4. Secretary: Homecoming Sponsor 4. ASKEW.TERESA DAWN Latin Club 1.2.3; Civics Club 1.2; Jr. Civinettes 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4: Pep Club 3; Boot Girl 4; Drama Club 4; Homeroom Officer. Treasurer 4. BAILEY. KENDALL SHAW Bus Driver 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Civitans 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Jr. Engineers 4. BARKER. RONNIE GARY V.I.C.A. 4. BARBOUR. STEVE BARKER. PATRICIA DIANE F.H.A. 1.2; Glee C lub 1.2.3.4: U. S. History Club 3.4; Health Careers 3: F.T.A. 3.4: Latin Club 3.4: Pep Club 3; Civinettes 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Bible Club 4; Marshal 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Miss S.H.S. Contestant: Color Guard 4; Inter-Club Council 4. BARNWKI I . KENNETH I HI BATEMAN. JOHN ( ARI II J. V. Football I: Varsity Football 2.3: Homecoming escort 1.2: F.F.A. I: Drama Club 2.3: Pep Club 2: F.C.A. 2. BLALOCK. CATHY DARLENE F.H.A. I: Pep Club 2: Confederettes 2.3.4: U. S. History Club 3.4: Health Careers Club 3; Jr. Engineers 4. BLALOCK. KATHY JO Bible Club 4. Treasurer; F.T.A. 4: Spanish Club 2.3; Newspaper Staff 4. BLAYLOCK. DEBORAH ANN Confederettes 2,3, Captain 4; Dramat- ics Club 2; French Club 1.2; I H A. I: F.T.A. 3.4: Jr. Engineers 4; Civics Club 1.2.3: Glee Club 3. Belles 4: Homecoming Attendant 2.4: Miss S.H.S.: Class Officer 2. Secretary: Homeroom Officer. Secretary I. Vice President 3: Marshal 4: Student Council 4. Secretary: Civinettes 3.4: Pep Club 3; National Honor Society 4: Class Committe Member. Chairman 2. BOGGS. VERNON ADEEN Student Council Representative 2.3; F.F.A. I BOWDEN. JAMES LEONARD Band I: F.F.A. I: D.E.C.A. 4. BREWER. MICHAEL THOMAS F.F.A. 2.4. BROOKS. JEFFREY FRANKLIN F.F.A. 3.4; Wrestling 4. BURNETT. DANNY CARL J. V. Football 2; Band 2.3: Varsity Baseball 3; V.I.C.A. 3.4. BURNETT. KEITH BURNETT, MAE FRANCIS Outstanding Senior; Miss S.H.S. Contestant: Miss Homecoming Queen Court; Glee Club I. Spanish Club 2: Student Council 3.4; Bus Driver 3.4: Human Relations 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4: Office Assistant 4; Mono- gram 4; Cheerleader 4: Health Careers 4; F.S.A. 4. BYRD. THOMAS EDDIE U. S. History Club 3.4; Jr. Engineers Club 4; Homeroom Officer I. Treasur- er. CASH ION. JUDY ANNETTE Latin Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 3: U. S. History Club 3.4: Bible Club 4: F.S.A. 4; Library Assistant 4: Library Club 4. CHILDRESS. WANDA SUE F.H.A. 1.2: Dramatics 1.2: Glee Club 1.4: Homeroom Officer 2.3: Class Officer: 3. Secretary; 4. President; Homecoming Attendant 3: Spanish Club 3.4: U. S. History Club 3.4; Bible Club 3.4; Color Guard 3.4; F.F.A. 3: Student Council Representative 4; Ex- ecutive Council 4: Human Relations Council 4: Homecoming Maid-of- Honor 4. 175 Senior Director CLAIM . JANET LEA F.H.A. I; Civics Club 1.2: Pep Club 3; U. S. History Club 3.4. CLAPP. JOYCE MARIE Track I; F.H.A. 1.2. Pep Club 2.3: U. S. History Club 3.4; I S A. 4. CLARK. ANNE LYNNE Varsity Cheerleader I; Class Officer I. Vice-President; Homecoming Queen's Court I; F.H.A. I; Glee Club I; J. V. Cheerleader 2: Pep Club 2.3; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Engineers 4; Health Ca- reers 4; U. S. History Club 4; Bible Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4. Secre- tary: Homecoming Sponsor 4: Miss S.H.S. Contestant. Semi-Finalist. 4. COBB. DONALD WAYNE Latin Club 1.2: F.F.A. 1.4; Homeroom Officer I: U. S. History Club 3.4: Bus Driver 3,4; National Honor Society 4: Jr. Civitans 4; Inter- Club Council 4; Marshal. Chief 4. COBLE. BRENDA GAIL Homeroom Officer: I. Treasurer: 3. Secretary: U. S. History Club 3.4: F.S.A. 4. Office Assistant 4. CLARK, GARY J. V. Football I: J. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 4: Glee Club I; Pep Club 3; Monogram Club 4. COBLE. SUSAN ANNE COMBS. CYNTHIA GAYE Homeroom Officer: I. Secretary; 2, President; 3. President; 4. Treasurer; Pep Club ; French Club 1.2; F.H.A. I; 2. Vice President; Class Attendant 2; J. V. Cheerleader 2: F.T.A. 3; Civinettes 3.4; Monogram 3, Treasur- er 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4; U. S. History Club 3. Treasurer 4; Bible Club 4; Glee Club 4; Outstanding Se- nior 4; Homecoming Queen 4. COM BS. DAVID COOPER French Club 1.2: U. S. History Club 3. COMPTON. SUSAN V. I.C.A. 1.2. COOK. JOEY LYNN Band 1,2.3.4; DEC.A. 2: Bus Driver 3.4. COOPER. LEWIS CiRAY Class Officer I. Vice President: Student Council Representative 1.2.3: Civic Club 1.2: J. V. Basketball 1.2; Track I: Inter-Club Council 1.2; F.C.A. 2; Homecoming Escort 2.3.4; V.I.C.A. 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Vice President: Outstanding Senior 4. COOPER. PATTI LYNN F.H.A. I; Pep Club 1.2: Bus Driver 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Spanish Club 3.4: F.T.A. 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4: Civinettes 4. Homeroom Officer I : Civics Club 1.2; COPELAND. JANICE FAYE Glee Club 1.2.3.4: F.H.A. 1.3: Student Council 2.3: Bible Club 4. COVINGTON. JAMES II French Club 1.2: Student Council I F.F.A. I: Pep Club I; Civics Club 2 Homeroom Officer 2. Vice President. COX. CHARLES WHITFIELD. II F.F.A. I; U. S. History Club 3.4: French Club 3; Health Careers 3. Re- porter; Jr. Engineers 4. C REECH. ANDREA LEE Homeroom Officer I: Civics Club 1.2; U. S. History Club 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Health Careers 3.4; F.T.A. 4; Bible Club 4; Miss Southern Contestant 4. ( RUM PTON. CONN IE M A RUN F.F.A. 1.2.3; J, V. Football I: Glee Club 1.2.3.4; I.C.T. 3.4. CURL. ROBERT RAY Homeroom Officer. Vice President I. Treasurer 3; Civics Club 1.2; Track Team 1; Pep Club I; F.C.A. 1.2; Base- ball Team 2.3.4; U. S. History Club 3,4; Jr. Engineers 4; Bible Club 4. DAVIS.CYNTHIA ANN F.H.A. 1.2: Glee Club 3.4: F.F.A. 4. DAVIS. GILBERT RANDALL DAVIS. JERRY DONAI D Band 3. Drum Major I; J. V. Football I: Track I; J. V. Basketball I; Bus Driver 2.3; Exchange Club 2.3.4; D.E.C.A. Vice President 4; De.Molay 2.3.4. DAVIS. TERRY LYNN V.I.C.A.. 3: D.E.C.A. 4. DEATON.CRAIG WEBB J. V. Football 1.2; Varsity Football 3,4; J. V. Basketball I: Wrestling 3; DeMolay 2.3.4; J. V. Baseball 1.2; Varsity Baseball 3.4; Monogram 2.3.4. DODSON. CLETUS RAY Homeroom Officer I?5 V.I.C.A. 3; D.E.C.A. 4. DODSON. PEGGY JO F.H.A I: Pep Club 1.2.3: Bus Driver 2: Color Guard 2.3; Dramatics Club 2.3.4; Library Assistant 3; Glee Club 3.4. EDWARDS. .11 RR'i SI I | EPPERLY. JUDI INGOLD Garden Club I. EULISS, JAMES MATTHEW J. V. Football I; J. V. Basketball I; U. S. History Club 3.4: Bus Driver 3.4: Jr. Civitan Club 4. FAIRCLOTH. EULIE ERIC French Club 1.2; J. V. Football 1,2; Track 1.2; Monogram 2.3.4; Jr. Civitans 3.4; Varsity Football 3; I) I A . President 4. FARRINGTON. PATTIE SUE Glee Club 3.4: D.E.C.A. 4. FOGLEMAN. HERBERT CRAIG Homeroom Officer I; Student Council Representative I; French Club 1,2.3.4: U.S. History Club 3.4. FOGLEMAN, LARRY KEITH FOSTER. ANGELA DAWN Glee Club 2.3.4; Class Officer, Secre- tary 2: Homeroom Officer 2.3. FOUST, BARBARA GAYLE F.S.A. 4; Library Assistant 4; Library Club 4. I RENCH. STELLA LOUISE Glee Club 1.2; Science Club I: F.H.A. 2.3: Spanish Club 2; Human Relations 3.4; Color Guard. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; D.E.C.A. 4; Student Council 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Miss S.H.S. Contestant 4. GARNER, GWENDOLEN HOPE GARRISON, JACKIE DENISE F.H.A. 1.2: French Club I: Homeroom Officer. Vice President 2: Library Assistant 2.3; U. S. History Club 3.4; Bus Driver 4. GENTRY. DEBORAH ELAINE F.H.A. I; French Club I; Pep Club 2: Jr. Civinettes 4; Bible Club 4; Student Council. Committee Chairman 4. GLOVER. STANLEY DARNELL Science Club I: Track 1.2.3.4; Wres- Senior Directory tling 2,.'.4; French Club I: Monogram Club 2,3.4; Drama Club 4: Varsity Football 1.2.3.4. GOSSAGH. LINDA DEAN J. V. Cheerleader I; F.H.A. I: Annual Staff I; Confoderettes 2.3; F.T.A. 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Homeroom Officer. Secretary-Treasurer 2. Secre- tary 3; U. S. History Club 3.4: Bible Club 3.4; Pep Club 3: Hag Carrier 4; Jr. Engineers 4; Miss S.H.S. Contestant. GRAVES. GARY DENTON GREEN, DENNIS LEE GREESON,JOHN MICHAEL Track 1.2; J. V. Football 2; F.C.A. 2: Wrestling 3; U.S. History Club 3.4. GRIFFIN, PH 11 HP LYNN Latin Club I: J. V. Football 1.2: Homeroom Officer 3.4: Glee Club 2.3,4; F.C.A. 1.2; Homecoming Escort 3. GRIFFIN. REBECCA JO YC F. F.H.A. I: Civics 1,2.3; Pep Club 3: U. S. History Club 3.4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 2.3.4. Treasurer; Glee C lub 3.4. GUTHRIE. JERRY FANE F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4. HACKNEY. LINDA YVONNE Latin Club I; Bus Driver 3,4; U. S. History Club 3,4; Glee Club 3.4; Pep C lub 3: F.S.A. 4; Student Council Representative 4; Office Assistant 4. HARRELL. DEBORAH ANN Latin Club 1.2.3; F.H.A. I; Spanish Club 2; Library Club 4; Bible Club 4; F.S.A. 4. HAWKINS, JERRY MICHAEL U. S. History Club 3.4 HERRING. MARGARET CORNELIA Library Assistant I: Office Assistant 3.4; F.H.A. 2.3.4; Drama Club 3.4. Bible Club 3.4; F.S.A. 4. HICKS. DORIS ELAINE HINSHAW. MICHAEL LEWIS F.F.A. 1.3. President 4; Spanish Club 2: U. S. History Club 3.4: Inter-Club Council 4. HINSON. JOHNIE WAYNE Track 2; F.F.A. 2.3; Homeroom Officer. Secretary 3; I.C.T. 3.4; Homecoming Escort 4. HODGIN. MELINDA JOYCE F.H.A. 1.2: F.S.A. 4: Library Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Bible Club 4: Girl's Basketball 2; Perfect Attendance 3; Homeroom Officer 2. Secretary. HOLT. DORM A EARL. JR. Student Council I. Beta Club I: Latin Club I; Glee Club I. Southern Sons 4; Editor of Junior High Newspaper 1.2. Sports Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3. HOLT, ISAAC. Ill Homecoming Escort 3.4; D.F.C.A. 4: Student Council I: J. V. Baseball I: Homeroom Officer. President 2. HOLT, OTIS BLAKE F.F.A. 1.2; F.C.A. 3.4: HUDSON. BOBBY CHRISTINE F.H.A. I: Civics Club 1.2: U.S. Histo- ry 3.4; Pep Club 3: F.S.A. 4. HUDSON. RICHARD TIMOTHY J. V. Football 1.2; J. V. Basketball 1.2; Tennis Team I; F.C.A. 1.2: Pep Club I: Homeroom Officer. President I. Vice President 2.3: Civics Club I; Homecoming Escort 1.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Jr. Civitans 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Football 3: Varsity Basketball 3.4. HUDSON. WILLIAM CHARLES Bus Driver 3.4: Homeroom Repre- sentative 4. HUGHES. JILL EVANS HUNTER.GLENDA FAYE Dramatics I: Science Club I; Band 1.2.3; Majorette 4; F.H.A. 2: U. S. History Club 3,4; F.S.A. 4; Miss S.H.S. Contestant 4. ISAACS, TERRY LEE ISI.EY. JOHN MICHAEL F.F.A. 1.2.3: Bus Driver 2.3.4. ISLEY,TAMARA STARR Homeroom Officer. Vice President 2. President 3. Treasurer 4: C lass Officer. Treasurer 3: D.E.C.A. 3; Glee Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Outstand- ing Senior 4. ISLEY.TOMMY LEE V.I.C.A. 4; Library Club 4: Library Assistant 4. ISLEY. VAI.ORIE DAWN Homeroom Officer. Vice President I. Secretary 3.4; Pep Club 1.3; F.H.A. I. Historian 3; French Club. Secretary 2. Vice President 3. President 4; Health Careers Club. President-Elect 3. Pres- ident 4; Jr. Engineers Club. President 4; U. S. History C'lub 3. Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4: Marshal 3.4: Monogram Club 4: Bool Girl 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Inter-Club Council 4: Glee Club 4: Homecoming Sponsor 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Miss S.H.S. Contestant. Second Runner-up. 4; Civincttes 2. Sergeant- at-Arms 3.4; Bible Club 4; Outstand- ing Senior 4. JOHNSON. JANICE JOHNSON Civics Club I: Pep Club 3; F.S.A.. Vice President 4; Marshal 3.4. JOHNSON. JEAN CAROL F.F.A. 4. JOHNSON, JOSEPH THERON Latin 1.2. JONES. DOUGLAS WAYNE JONES. KENNETH EDMOND French Club 1.2.3: J. V. Football I: J. V. Basketball 1.2: Golf I.2.3.4; I ( A. 1.2: Monogram Club 2.3.4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Jr. Civitans 4; U. S. History Club 3,4. JUSTICE, GARY PASCHALI. Homeroom Officer. Treasurer I. Pres- ident 3: J. V. Baseball I; Varsity Base- ball 2.3.4; F.C.A. I; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Varsity Football 3.4; U. S. His lory Club 3.4. JUSTICE. STANLEY BLAKE Band 1.3. KENNEDY. LARRY DOUGLAS Student Council I: F.C.A. 1.2; Homeroom Officer. President 1.2.3: F.F.A. I: Varsity Wrestling 2.3; Monogram 2.3.4: Bible Club 4: Health Careers 3.4; Library Assistant 2.3: Spanish Club 3: U. S. History Club 3.4: Jr. Engineers Club 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4; Glee Club. Sons 4; Library Club 4. KEY. DEBORAH KAY F.H.A. 1.2: Latin Club 1.2.3: Health Careers 3. Treasurer 4: National Honor Society 4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Marshal 3.4. KIMREY, GARY ALLEN F.F.A. I. KIMREY, MICHAEL LYNN J. V. Baseball I: F.F.A. 2: V.I.C.A. 2.3.4. KISER. PARKER DAVIS. Ill Band 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 3. KIZZIAH. LINDA DIANE Homeroom Officer. President I. Vice President 2. President 3: F.H.A. I; Homecoming Attendant 2; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: Student Council 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4: Outstanding Senior 4. I AW. WANDA DIANE I.AYEI I . MICHAEL FINLEY F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Bus Driver 3.4. Senior Directori) LEE. BARRY DEAN J. V. Football 1.2: Track 1.2: Pcp Club I; Wrestling 3: Homecoming Escort 3; Annual Stall' .'.4. LEE. SUSAN GLENN Civinettes '.4: Annual Staff .'.4; Homeroom President 4. LEONARD. VICKIE LYNN Glee Club 1.3; Girl's Basketball I. LINNENS. RITA DARE F.H.A. 1.2: Latin Club 1,2: Homeroom Officer. Treasurer I. Trea- surer 3: Boot Girl 2.3.4; Student Council 4. LLOYD, GEORGE WILLIAM LOY. BARRY JAN Homeroom Officer. Vice-President I. Treasurer 3; Class Officer. Treasurer I: Civics Club 1.2.3: J. V. Baseball I: Golf team 2.3.4; Newspaper Stall'. Re- porter 2. Reporter 3. 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Historian 2: F.H.A. 1.2: Jr. Classical League 1.2: Homeroom Officer. Treasurer 2. President 3.4; Student Council Representative I: Color Guard 2. Chief 3.4: U. S. Histo- ry Club 3.4; Glee Club 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Jr. Civinettes 3.Chaplain 4; Health Careers Club 3.4: National Honor Society 4. Secretary: Annual Staff. Copy 3. Business 4: Marshal. Co-Chief 4: Homecoming Sponsor 4. Me BANE. PAMELA JANE Homeroom Officer 1.2.4: Boot Girl 3.4. Co-captain: Outstanding Senior: Homecoming Sponsor 4: Miss S.H.S. Contestant: Student Council Repre- sentative 4: Glee Club 3.4. Me BANE. PAUL STEPHEN Homeroom Officer 3.4: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Bus Driver 3.4. McPherson, gary Raymond Student Council Representative 1.2.3: Pep Club 1.2; F.C'.A. 1.2: C ivics C lub 1.2: J. V. Basketball 1.2: Homeroom Officer 2. President: Homecoming Escort 2.3.4; Masque and Gavel 3: Jr. Civitans 3.4; Newspaper Stall'. Report- er 3. Assistant Editor Sports' Page. 4. McPherson, george wayne McPherson, kathy leona Track Team I; Basketball Team I: F.F.A. 4. McPherson. Kenneth leon I I A. I: V.I.C.A. 3.4. McVEY. THOMAS JEFFERSON F.F.A. 2:1.C.T. 2. MILLER. CYNTHIA ANN French Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. I. Secre- tary 2.3: Student Council I; Homeroom Officer. Vice-President 2. Treasurer 4: Health Careers Vice- President 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Pep Club 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; National Honor Society 4; Jr. Engi- neers 4; Civinettes 4: Bible Club 4. MOON. JOYCE FAYE F.H.A. 1.2; Homeroom Officer. Vice- President I: Glee Club 2; F.S.A. 4; D.E.C.A. 4. MOON. SANDRA MAUDE Homeroom Officer. President 2. Trea- surer 3: Civics Club. Secretary 2; Glee- Club 3.4; F.S.A. 4. MOORE. BETTY JEAN F.H.A. I. Glee Club I; So-Hi News Staff. Assistant Editor Front Page 2. Editor of Front Page 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4: Health Careers 3.4: Pep Club 3: U. S. History Club 3.4; Latin Club 3.4: Bible Club 4. MOSS. GILBERT TIMOTHY MULLIS. DONNA DENISE French Club I: U. S. 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JANET LYNN F.H.A. 1.2: Pep Club I: U. S. History Club 3.4: Health Careers 3; F.T.A. 3: Spanish Club 3.4: Annual Staff. Features 4: Bible Club 4. PHILLIPS. SUE ELLEN Pep Club 1.2; F.H.A. I: Drama Club 1: Library Assistant 2.3; Health Ca- reers Club 2; Library Club 3; F.S.A. 4. Treasurer; F.T.A. 4. PICKARD. CLARENCE ALVIS Pep Club I: Glee Club 2.3.4: Homeroom Representative 2; Civitans 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4; Southern Sons 4. D.E.C.A. 4. PIKE. BRENDA FAYE PORE. JOHN MICHAEL Civics Club I; U. S. History Club 3.4: D.E.C.A. 3.4. PUCKETT. WILLIAM ROY Track I: Homeroom Officer I: Band 1.2.4: F.C.A. 1.2; Civics Club 2; Class Officer. Treasurer 2. President 3: Student Council 2.3: J. V. Football 2; Human Relations Council 3; Execu- tive Council 3: Jr. Civitans 3.4. PULLIAM. JOHNNY RAY Good Sportsmanship Club 1.2: Softball 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3. QUAKENBUSH. DAVID ELI U. S. History Club 3.4. Senior Directory KAGAN. RONALD I NOMAS F.F.A. I. V.I.C.A. 2.3.4. RICKS. ROBHRT MELVIN German Club 1.2: Football Team 1.2: Basketball Team 1.2: Track Team 1.2.3.4: U. S. History Club 3.4. Bible Club 4; Marshal 3.4: National Honor Society 4; Jr. C'ivitans 4: Homeroom Officer. President 4; Wrestling 4. Jr. Engineers Club 4; Drama Club' 4; Health Careers Club 4. ROSE. RICHARD LEE F.F.A. 1.2.4; V.I.C.A. Club 3.4 ROSS. BETTY IRENE ROSS,JEFFREY WAYNE SATTERFIELD. SHELTON Mil I S F.F.A. 1.2.4; V.I.C.A. SHRONCE. JOHN FRANKLIN Bus Driver I: J. V. Football I: V.I.C.A. 2.3.4: I.C.T.4. SEYMOUR. JO ANN Latin Club 1.2.3. Historian 4: F.H.A. 1.3: FT.A. 3.4: Dramatics Club 1.2: Health Careers Club 3. Secretary 4: Pep Club 3.4; U. S. History Club 3.4: Marshal 4: National Honor Society 4. Civineltcs 4; Jr. Engineers Club 4: Homecoming Sponsor 4; Annual Stall. Copy 4; Jr. Classical League 1.2.4; Bible Club 3. SHARPE.CATHY DENISE Civics Club 1.2: F.S.A. 4. Marshal 4. SHARPE. DAVID WILLIAM J. V. Football 1.2: J. V. Baseball I: Track I: Varsity Football 3. SHARPE. 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Compliments of McCarter machine and welding JEWEL BOX Two locations to serve you 348 Main St. Holly Hill Mall 226-0297 584-9868 Burlington BROWN'S SERVICENTER Specializing in Carburetor Repairs Electronic Tune-Ups Larry. Don and Newt Brown 410 Alamance Rd. Phone 226-5029 Burlington, North Carolina JULIUS W. MANN Mann’s Store Groceries-Meats-Produce Dry Goods-Footwear-Gas-Oils Veterinary Drugs and Dairy Supplies Route I. Snow Camp, North Carolina Compliments of LIBERTY CHAIR CO. DAVIS OIL CO. H ighway 49 10 miles south of Burlington Gas for Less Small Engine Repairs C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. Everything Musical Dial 228-1709 271 E. Front St. Burlington, N. C. EDDIE S TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINE SERVICE Business Machines and Office Equipment 127 North Main Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 Phone (919) 227-2465 Compliments of Lowe’s Funeral Home Compliments of Kingsdown Mebane. N. C. Compliments of William Lynch Studio Carolina Rexall Drugs Leading in Community Health Services For Thirty-Two Years 1 15 East Center Street Mebane. N. C. Compliments of BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS Box 477 Spring Street Burlington. N. C. Call . . . 226-6634 PAYNE S STORE Route L Graham. N. C. Coy L. Payne THOMAS ESSO SERVICE Snow Camp Route 1 FRANCES HOSIERY MILL INC. Box 1206 2058 Chapel Hill Rd. Burlington. N. C. 226-5479 Clapp Bros. Furniture CHARLES and WADE Complete Home Furnishings 133 E. Davis St. Burlington. N. C. Margaret W. Johnson JOHNSONSGROCERY “Food is our Business Route 1. Highway 87 Graham. N. C. 27253 ASHER- McADAMS DRUG CO. 305 Trollinger St. Burlington. N. C. Phone 226-1619 Free Delivery - Free Parking Compliments of HATLEY MUSIC COMPANY Yamaha Pianos Band Instruments by Selmer, Connecticut Compliments of Textured Fibres A Division of Tcxfi Industries. Inc. Wachovia Bank Trust Company. N. A. Burlington. North Carolina 27215 Birchett Knitting Mill 197 I ucker Street Extension Manufacturers of Quality Hose Here is Your Opportunity! A Job for You at CONE MILLS MANUFACTURING PLANTS —CMInda. FOTOSt City. GiMOnv.H . Groan - |££h£ P. f. HWAltt, H.II t OfOU«fc. Pinav.lla. Sjl.ltunr in North Carolina. Ca'l.ila, Charaw, Craarw.na. walhalla, Whitrmra in Soutn Carolina. Mou ton in Tana� . EXECUTIVE OFFICES CrttniOv . It C. • ON-THE-JOB TRAINING • CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT • DESIRABLE BENEFITS • COMPETITIVE SALARIES Cone Cone Mills Corporation An equal opportunity employer Graham Underwr Agency, Inc. iter s Insurance-Bonds-Rents-Real Estate 125 North Main Street Telephone 226-0017 Graham, North C arolina Jim’s Tastee Freez 509 West Elm St. Graham. North Carolina Jim Covington Phone (919) 228-8916 Wrike Drug Co. 1 14 North Main Graham. N. C. Phone: 227-7401 Toyota Volvo COX BROTHERS Your Toyota and Volvo Dealers Compliments of 199 THOMASSON’S ESSO , wiis mt Audi' QAutdd mmo' ML..!, ' lM CA AbXU1 aM U e , CL aUuwa ‘TAaA . IP AAyVvVnv vc o)A. c AJ , TAa 01 'ytfW j . i HbWvJx . 01 W XJtXX js X s3 U) Xr y x CA. „ A-a3v J1 VjO V . AV |v A AMJL XVV cX J trjV-C wA Ve - X 'VY €lWW vyWLy. v yn iru. |P JU A Ct V Compliments of M zaJ STALEY HOSIERY YsSNSnJ Compliments of JOHNSON'S TOWEL SERVICE THE LIBERTY NEWS A Community Newspaper for Liberty and The Surrounding 4 - County Area David R. Allen - Editor RUTH'S “You save more with Seymour' “Your Hometown Store Affiliated with over 2500 independent stores One of the largest buying powers in the nation Liberty, N. C. BURLINGTON AUTO PARTS Used New Rebuilt - Mechanical and Body Parts Haw River - Mebane Road, Haw River Phone: (919) 578-1771 109 North Main Street. Burlington Phone: (919) 228-9490 Two Locations HUEY S SEAFOOD 1 135 N. Church Street Burlington. N. C. Phone: 226-4464 MCADAMS DEPT. STORE Ladies' and Men's Ready to Wear Shoes and Furnishings Compliments of JOHNSON S INC. Liberty. N. C. 27298 201 yws, ivto Compliments of Community Federal J Ijlo. pAuYruvy , t , . J. ajuxMoi dtolfc JUcauA c Juwi. Jw t eruA- Uoalo IU . S Juxv AlaMP AntujJnjito ? „ 6j 2 o xPP A CMa t J flA- $- J U)4_ iyCv y?!(ft fibrum J Jfif - ysi yurJJ Acu jl a_ JUXjLy 0JJST X TAjUs. o' ''Z 1- —------- ' ''v V- 1-0 • uv%_ s—' - SUvJUcL, Oyyu 3K- AMtJJ cy± “?■ ■ « 46« a . CxDi, n.. ,1, ia. -J-� . Over 50 fabulous new stores and services! Shop in 72 degree climate controlled comfort among beautiful parks fountains . . . spend the day Hear the largest theatre organ in North Carolina ... it is always fun shopping at......... mu maLL Compliments of Hall’s Mill Outlets Burlington -Gibsonville - Mebane Knitwear for the entire family .S’ S HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Ladies' Seamless Hosiery P. O. Box 231 618 W. Elm St. Phone 228-8379 Graham, N. C. 203 Compliments of HISTORY CLUB Compliments of Liberty Hosiery Mill Liberty, N. C. 27298 Esquire Stcit AND TODAY, THE XntcrVnoVcn Supphose jnaid BIRl VKX PRC ISS rKUUKC i • •manufacture Mde In prodocti endCompeny enlhopertofmenegementend employee. wertieg Ifyt'V, U W with the Merent .1 •eppcrt of the people !a the cenmnlty here been the ley to eer gre-th. TV� hei bnuy't M f«m Per begimUg U Ale. mence County el dintribetoc in IWV end rrerofectixer in IW, to the petition of being one ef the world11 Urgent hen lory pro. decern in It? 1 Todey we mete heniery end roUted prodrctn lor men. women. e d h.ld ee iwder world femcen breed nemee. (hr plentn ere I ore ted In the «Itlen nho«n en the mep. We ere pleeied to bring yoo thin ilory ef pregreni. become it iterted ie than eree. MANUFACTURING SYMBOL IS LOCATED IN THESE SOUTHEASTERN CITIES. KAYsnn KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. 205 Compliments of A. D. Pate and Co. Burlington Compliments of P. J . Coble Burlington. N. C. Phone 227-4869 WINFRED C. HARPER, INC. General Insurance First Federal Bldg. Burlington, N. C. Phone: 227-4271 LUTHER SHOFFNER CONST. CO. Builder and Developer Broad Acres, Graham, N. C. EUGENE SHOFFNER T. A. Shoffner Brothers Building Contractor Route I Box 184 Burlington, North Carolina 27215 Mens' and Students' Wear CURRIN HAY 117 West Davis Street Burlington. N. C. 27215 Telephone: 226-3222 Pontiae Tempest Firebird PLAZA PONTIAC, INC. 527 N. Church St. Burl.. N. C. Compliments of L. B. SHEPHERD RECORD TAPE SHOP 243 East Front Street Compliments of GROVE PARK ESSO NEWLIN HARDWARE CO. Builder's Supplies - Hardware “Prompt and Courteous Service” 110 N. Main Street Burlington. N. C. Phone: 226-5584 LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME Liberty, N. C. Phone 622-4567 Carl Loflin Jimmy Loflin Compliments of GILLIAM TIRE CO. BILL'S ALIGNMENT 2504 Alamance Rd. A one-stop service Phone 227-4407 .DEPARTMENT STORE 207 LINEN S SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Kimesvillc. N. C. “Home of the Muskrats” MACDONALDS “A Good Place to Eat” Two Locations North Church Street and Huffman Mill Road SEEG.L. SHARPE For All Your Insurance Needs Life, Health, Fire and Auto WHITNEY FEED MILL Phone 376-3826 Rt. I - Snow Camp, N. C. 27349 Dairy, Poultry and Livestock Supplies Custom Grinding - Seed Cleaning Garden Seeds - Fertilizer SHOFFNER'S TEXACO Rt. I Liberty, N. C. 685-4537 THE REMNANT SHOP Cum-Park Plaza Shopping Center Sew and Save Burlington, N. C. PLEASANT HILL MARKET Groceries - Gas - Oil Phone: Burlington 376-3473 Route 2, Liberty, N. C. PARKS OIL COMPANY Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories Kerosene - Fuel Oil 4410 Maple Ave.. EXT. P. O. Box 1327 226-9391 Burlington, N.C. 27215 GRAHAM SHOE SHOP Court Sq.. Graham, N. C. RIVERSIDE CAFE Home Cooking Open 5 am - 10 pm Closed on Sunday Court Square. Graham Phone: 228-9948 BURLINGTON GLIDDEN PAINT AND GLASS CENTER 427 North Church St. and Cum-Park Plaza 227-3054 - Burlington, N. C. - 228-7126 MA-JIK MARKET 1066 South Church St. Burlington, N. C. Phone: 228-9365 Managers: Libby and R. L. Justice 7 til 11 7 days a week LIBERTY APPLIANCE CO. INC. G.E. Appliances - Televisions Sporting Goods Hunting and Fishing License Phone 622-4780 Liberty, North Carolina 27298 TOM BAILEY Reg. Quarter Horses Appaloosa Horses Pleasure Horses Gaited Horses Phone 376-3227 HINSHAW'S MILL OUTLET 3200 Alamance Rd. - Phone 226-1561 Near Municipal Airport on Highway 62 Burlington. N. C. Let Us Stretch Your Dollar Compliments of R. E. BOONE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS North Main at Five Points Telephone CA6-6226 Burlington. North Carolina 27215 209 Compliments of NCNB CNB BankAmericard North Carolina National Bank FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA Liberty, N.C. 27298 Phone No. 622-2274 T. N. BOONE TAILORS Tailors and Formal Rentals 221 South Main Street Burlington, N. C. Burlington's Pioneer Television Service THE TELEVISION COMPANY OF BURLINGTON Zenith Sales and Service 1761 West Webb. Ave. Phone CA7-2946 GARRETT'S FLORIST AND NURSERY Our flowers say it best. Phone No. 622-4556 Liberty, N. C. 27298 J. E. (MONK) CUMMINGS Representative Nationwide Insurance See us lor Auto Financing and All Your Insurance Needs Custom Made Southern Class Rings BILLER'S JEWELERS Burlington. N. C. JORDAN'S LE CHAROLAIS STEAK HOUSE 1-85 and Huffman Mill Rd. 157 E. Rosemary St. Chapel Hill. N. C. “it's not just the same old steak also Charolais bulls for sale or lease SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL NURSERY Plants • Baskets - Fences COMPTON S SALVAGE HOUSE 4IS North Main 226-7277 We buy and sell new and used furniture. BI-RITE SUPER MARKET Liberty Liberty Shopping Center f B. M. BROWER AND SONS INC. I .allies' Rcady-to-Wear and Men’s Furnishings Phone No: 622-4730 Liberty. N. C. HAL S MEN SHOP Students and Men’s Clothes Ladies' Sportswear Phone: 227-5085 Graham. N. C. Compliments of TYSON - MALON Hardware Co. LVIlXfe CHEVROLET CO. INC. yi r ' fV Servicj (U|vrPhone 563-9851 Mebane, N. C. 211 JAKE S BAR-B-QUE 2437 North Church Street Burlington. N.C. Phone: 228-9407 RICE S JEWELRY Mebane, N.C. _ _ RCOISTCRCO Keepsake OIAMONO RINGS Dial 563-4151 The Daily Times-News PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHING CO., INC. t A amance County’s only 'Daily 'Newspaper” BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of BILLY GORDON DATSUN, INC. ROXIE'S FLORIST Roxie M. O'Ferrell “Flowers Especially For You 1733 N. Church St.. Burlington 27215 RALPH'S CHARCOAL HAMBURGERS 1833 South Church St. Phone: 226-8602 FARM SERVICES, INC. Purina Chows- Seeds- Fertilizers Baby Chicks- Farm Supplies 125 East Elm Street, Graham, North Carolina Phone 226-5456 Congratulations, Graduates A Career In Beauty Offers So Much More ALAMANCE BEAUTY COLLEGE Phone: 584-7911 Address: Glen Raven Shopping Center, Burlington Don’s Music Center 1326 S. Church S. 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