St Pauls High School - Sa Ta Pa Yearbook (St Pauls, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

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Now, we go on to open other doors as underclassmen. The Seniors will leave us--going out the same door in which they entered four years ago. Yes, THROUGH THESE DOORS. . . Contents Through These Doors . . Dedication ....... . . 3 Student Life . , , 4 Faculty . . , 13 Activities . . . 16 Athletics . . , 32 Features . . , 42 Classes . . . . 50 Advertisements. . . . 70 2 1 1 A X Dedication You have instilled in your students that intangible quality called school spirit. With- out you, our school would be less exciting, less active, and less enjoyable. To you, the teenager is a vital person with energy and intelligence. You help them with problems, mature them with responsibility, and compli- ment them with sincerity. We, the SA-TA- PA staff of 1963, do humbly dedicate this edition to two people who are--in essence-- the spirit of Saint Paul High School-- MR. JIMMY JAMES MR. MARVIN SELLERS 3 rm, - - f - f -Y--W V 7' :.wp.m1..f. me ,Q . Day-To-Day Routine And Activities Make Memories Report cards bring Varied AND surprising reactions! WHAT IS that locker combination? I knew it yesterday! If they run out of chicken, I'11 scream! nt 2 'sf U2afTy'x2 2 Sllot .3 rlghffryxjr . . . NO ,.f 'Y . .1 'Q X? 'Y ., Q ik we WNY ,- i . me o be 0 i , K0 , . Q eg, x 1 O QW chef wil. ea Y 656V 3 all I e 95959 f-'HMM X at 'fmwya Q9 ,,.4f' 5' .. it - Fx 'V' , we , ,K Q w-4 Student Council sponsors beautiful Homecoming float. Freshmen show much ingenuity with original float for Homecoming parade. George Regan is awarded S25 savings bond by Mr. Candler for winning oratorical contest. Pageant. - X e'59T1a' Mies Y axxgiriwuw meg, 155 Con ww ui e X. Nlxss WO aw af 6311 Codex 7 ,g ce X9 Hugs 30 10 Fairest of 3 THE FAIR 1 Miss Becky Wilson, 1962 Homecoming Queen, crowns Homecoming Queen for 1963--Miss Carolyn Hinson. 1 W. Sixteen beautiful girls participate in Miss Saint Pauls Miss Cindy Hall is crowned new Miss St. Pauls by Gayle Taylor Hall, Miss Saint Pauls, 1962-63. Anne White, 1962-63 Miss Fall Fes- tival, relinquishes her crown to Miss Wanda Harrell. 'FAI' if f ,J x' . 4 X 3 we W fy , ' if AR. ' 44 Intelligent f?J freshmen become a vital part of school affairs. Familiar Faces And Places . . Don't you see I'm busy? Very well, use code 446 and get it signed by your last period teacher. Exams are like death and taxes- only they come TWICE a year! I V W' NAV' ' va K V fx' - , ' 'Q 1 W Vdx. , ,,f' ' X ,,YM:,Tn?fl ' l , If . SA, ' , 5 sefwq' 836 . Q93 ffvyf XXOQIXYX i, -xl ' f C .vu ' 4- 1 , 09 X9-0 f W WA, lflf'r'i ,fl44f-J.--,la 15 11. 5. l-fbfff feffif1fffwflff 'f'3?W we .Tg,,,'4-. 1 U Lg Koa f aw fl 2:33 ! 'fjf'ef'Ta OX .ffm 5690 U? my . xx fn A 9,6 9199 'SV 69' Q20 We're From Saint Pauls . . . Saint Pauls, we love thy name. . ff,1' 1 N- .v,,, 'Q , '12 ' - ' f. ,f ttf? . .ri nj' f ,,,,,.l.,t, ,: Q rl.: t. -.. , . ip, Half-time shows get better and BET- TER. Students are really proud of their band! f Let's hustle, Bulldogs! I ! Couldn't Be Prouder! ug ...JL All-conference End, Oscar Sellars, stops Littlefield man. 12 VH, aff HOW' Tofflo ,, - oi . vafsxw U,,f ff fyf z '-X sefftot af 6 KX. YN - q 6 XO Q QSKX C 651 '50 Q 139' '6- XOY 5 I X5 O9 669 Qt Oix '09 Seniors Sa 6'Goodbye - 'SJ f fwfil M wqm MX 4: ' 4, Cindy Hall, Miss St. Pauls, escorts Little Mr. and Miss Fall Festival, Kim Newton and Diane Benton. I ,fl V' Seniors order invitations With a tinge of sadness FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Duncan G. Malloy, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Laura Walters, Secretary to Mr. Rogers ADMI ISTRATIO BOARD OF EDUCATION-L. to R.-Mr. Duncan McEachern, Mr Sam Underwood, Mr. D. D.,Sparkman, Mr. A. G. Hall, Mr Tinker Jackson, Mrs. John B. Regan. gag. if g . . .Q ix J L. TO R. - Mrs. Sarah Rea, English, Mrs. Hemiessee, Librarian and English, Mrs. Joan John, Latin and English. L. TO R. - Mr. Jimmy James, Band, Mr. Marvin Sellers, physical education, Mr. LennyBeck, social studies and physical edu- cation. G. VLH.,-M A , fwfN Faculty L. TO R. - Mr. Craig Allen, Assistant Prin- cipal, C o m m e r c ia lg Mr. Robert Candler, Frenchand socialstudiesg Mrs. Lou Howard, mathematics. LLWXN LLL C7 L. TO R. - Mrs. Faison Powers, Chorusg Mrs. Dot McGoogan, Home Economics, Mr. Charles McNeill, General math, science, biology. L. TO R. - Mrs. Virginia King,bio1ogy, science, social studies, Mr. Joseph Dowd, agriculture. E 2 I r F E. 2. il -1 3 ll W R . 3l 5 :rTi'-wvn ..,.l. P r N I 1 5 J J fi! li! li ,. 1, i l 4 1 I I I I. ll I F I I ll is H is 7 5! I 5 1 i I '1 . w ya I '1 'E li I 's if ,I if lf! ly. Sl 2 S if . A if ,Q W 21 I leg 9' ls' .4 'fan bun 1 gps 5TH AND 6TH GRADE TEACHERS - 1ST ROW - Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Greason, Mrs. Kinlawg 2ND ROW - Mrs.A1ford, Mrs. Deans. Faculty JR. HIGH TEACHERS - 1ST ROW - Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. Co11insg2ND ROW - Mr.Se11ers, Mr. James, Mr. Collins. 3RD AND 4TH GRADE TEACHERS - 1ST ROW - Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Butlar, Mrs. Ballanceg 2ND ROW - Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. McGeachy. 1ST AND 2ND GRADE TEACHERS - 1ST ROW - Miss Humphrey, Mrs. Kinlaw, Mrs. Hall, 2ND ROW - Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Watson, DIETICIAN I4 Mrs. McGoogan. Mrs. A. D. Evans ACTIVITIES 1 '23 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS L. TO R. - Janice Odom, Treasurer, Ben Sill, President, Jerry Dowlin, Vice-President, Frances Sugar, Secretary. PRESIDENT Ben Sill L. TO R. - 1ST. ROW - Janice Odom, Frances Sugar, Ben Sill, Jerry Dowling 2ND. ROW - IMD. Mr. Gene Rogers Advisor Gayle Hall, Kenny Tyner, Jerry Hall, Linda Jackson, John Sill, Gwen Pheaging 3RD. ROW - Imogene Short, Linda Kinlaw, Bobby Evans, Larry McGoogan, Dickie Hooks, Rodney Clark. . . ... -..n.m.. v-.ln .,.:nn.fg..-.na--n Homecoming festivities are launched by the Bonfire, Student Council The basis of good government is a firm foundation erected by representatives of the people. The Student Council exemplifies democracy. It is composed of four elected officers and three elected representatives from each class. The main objective of the Student Council is to make our high school a better place for each student. 1 ff' L Students gather at the break in th e S t u d e nt Council-sponsored Doghouse . 73.2 - N, Committee chairmen discuss the forthcoming s tudent government assembly. Cindy Hall takes her traditional walk after being crowned Miss St. Pauls High. The Beta Club stands for Leadership, Scholarship, and Char- acter. To attain membership in this club a stud ent must have an average of 90.00 or better, a good character, and display leadership. Beta Club L. TO R. - Frances Ballance Treasurer Hilda Brisson, Vice- President, JeanBarkley Reporter, Linda Kinlaw, Secretary George Regan, President. Mrs. Howard, Advisor L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - Ann Shepherd, Jean Barkley, Jo Bird, Linda Kinlawg 2ND ROW - Gwen Pheagin, Cindy Hall, Frances Ballance, Hilda Brissong 3RD ROW - Ben Sill, Nicky Foley, Dickie Hinson, George Regan, Larry Knott, Jerry Dowlin, Mrs. Howard. 1, Jig? if .f f. . ..2, t , 22 5 Y- 3 Z, 4 .Elf G s.. Qafz Q . ... , . ,, .M 5 1ST ROW - G. Regan, A. Usher, S. C. Warren, T. Phipps, B. Thompson, G. Taylor, L. Johnson, ZND ROW - G. Pheagin, M. Davis, D. Billingsly, L. Dale, C. Thompson, E. Belch, J. Woodell, J. Odom, F. Jernigan, F.Greason,A. J. Powers, N. McGugan, J. Fowler, R. Arnette, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. McNeill, BRD ROW - L. Jackson, J. Graham, D. Hooks, E. Ayers, C. Deal, T. Davis, L. Wilson, M. E. Under- wood, L. Watts, J. Barkley, A. McRainey, B. Sill, C. Hogan, C. Jackson. FT, . The Future Teachers of America is a service organization composed of high school students who plan to enter the teaching profession. The 1962-63 school year has proved to be an active and rewarding one in ' A F. T. A. 73'i 829. A Officers: L. TO R. - Annette Usher, Historian, Sue Warren, S e c r eta r y, Becky Thompson, Treasurer, Tommy Phipps, President, Larry Johnson and George Regan, Sergeants-at-arms. F. T. A. President, Tommy P h i pp s, explains mathe- matics to lower grades. - , x 4 L. TO R. - Carolyn Thompson, Recreation Leader, JoBird, Parlia- mentarian, Gayle Hall, President, Joyce W ood ell , Historian, Linda Jackson, Secretary, Imogene Short, Treasurer, Judy Fowler, Reporter, Linda Kinlaw, Vic e-President, Mrs. McGoogan, Advisor. L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - J. Billingsly, J. E.Smith, L. Wilson, J. Holloman, M. E. GET new U4 Wm:-. W., ,M . li l. ' 1 , ' f3W.t5'3.'F im-.V V Wa. A f4'+:.g.f :,1-af. - . ' . .. QW-Q ,. 2,-5+ ' , ' Q 'th ., 7. ' X. B , V if 7 - fa -Xl' XX. ' x .!fd!I c I F ' gif-JS Say ,St Q fe Fa . 11- 011 lf, F. H. A. President, Linda Kinlaw, discusses the forthcoming years events with Mrs. McGoogan, F. H. A. Advisor. The Future Homemakers of America Club is devoted to inspir- ing interest in the domestic values and preparing girls for womanhood. It has over 70 members enrolled-- one of the largest clubs in the school. Bird, L. Kinlaw, J. Woodell, G. Hall, L. Jackson, I. Short, Davis, C. Rogers, ML Davis, S. Woods, L. Dale, J. Odom, L. Townsend, D. Jackson, M. Terry, S. Warren, C. Hinson, Mrs. McGoogang 3RD ROW - D. L. Jackson, P. Sessoms, D. Grooms, P. Britt, D. Arnette, A. L. Davis, W. Harrell, C. Jackson, J. Brown, L. Holden, C. Hall, B. Wilson, G. Pheagin, 4TH ROW - V. Norton, A. L. Sessoms, I. Davis, P. Johnson, S. Hall, N. McGougan, 5TH ROW C. Osbourne, M. Huggins, L. Jackson, J. Peterson, B. Hickman, L. Watson, F. Jernigan, - L. Fisher, M. Faircloth, J. Henderson, R. Graham, H. Ward, I. Wood, C. Riddle, D. Billingsly, F. Britt, L. Troublefieldg 6TH ROW - E. Ivey,A. White, W. Cameron, Ava Phipps, C. Green, L. Benton, N. L. Britt, D. Jackson, J. Edge. 'X-aff 1ST ROW - L. TO R. - Mr. Dowd,A. Berdeau, O. Sellers,B. Evans,B. Harrell, M. Taylor, 2ND ROW - T.Jackson, P. Fields, C.Walters,H. Faircloth,J. Terry, B. Driggers, C White, A. Vhite, T. Jackson, S. Smith, E. Fields, C. Godfrey, 3RD ROW - O. Hinson, M. Jackson, J. Mauldin. W. Perriet, C. Caulder, L.Davis, R.Walters,H. Monroe, R. Grooms, W. Arnette, L. Hinson, J. Norton, 4TH ROW - O. Hinson, L.Wil1iford, C.Byrd, T. Williams, T. Malone, W. G. Jackson, J. Rozier, G. Jackson, E. Musslewhite, B. Tyler, D. Hinson, J. L. Walters, 5TH ROW - H. Inman, D. Shepherd, T. McVickers, C. White, W. Wallace, C. Odom, F. Taylor, J. Hinson, E. Fields, E. Morrison, M. Beck, 6TH ROW - S. Hall, J. Hagins, J. Blackwell, D. Evans, R. Deans. C. Farrell, D. Shipman, B. Edge, W. Smith, R. Fisher, E. Mauldin. F.F.A. The Futu r e Farmers of America Club promotes advanced methods ing tract of agriculture, and te a c h e s each FA, bo? member a love for nature. of' 5 exarn Y . L... l l l A V ' Dusting a hand-made wardrobe lovingly. 1 'Wm O L, Spiga QAQO QQ. 49e,,Q1j efI'?.Iq Ceo debgbbej' 4? 01' 6 O IG fo goo' 49 OOO' 06 so 6 Ge 90 by Qbbwell' 'belt' 271, 91' G11 4116 Q, 6.36, an ia EN 51' G.f Sf , l'G,s.1C'6, 91-0. bby' . lo' nb G f . G04 res? '0du.,,,,, . Gwen Pheagjn Tommy Phipps EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Tommy Phipps, head of the Business Staff, discusses how to meet increased annual expense. Gwen Pheagin, Editor, helps her Editorial Staff in deciding on layouts and captions. Sa-Ta-Pa Staff members find merchants cour teous and obliging while selling ads J section of the annual. L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - Mary E. Davis, Gwen Pheagin, Cindy Hall, Frances Ballanceg 2ND ROW - Gayle Hall, Tommy Phipps, Joyce Woodell, Mrs. John, Rodney Clark, Danny McGugan, 3RD ROW - Steve Hall, Jo Bird, George Regan, Ben Sill, Patsy Sessoms, Jimmy Martin, Frances Jernigan. . V, .-,lu-Q., ... Assistant Editor, Cindy Hall, and Mrs. John, Advisor, arrange feature wlnp,s,,,,,,,.., . , W. , T H E rzsvs arf an ,-, . . ,. is -tpfl f 'D M EDITOR: Becky Wilson Assistant Editor , F r a nc e s Sugar, talks over dummy sheets with Mr. C r a i g Allen, Ad- visor. JOURNAL ENTRlES ni-a 5TED'-1'-in lessee i FS 2 a....i go is L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - R. Owens, T. Phipps C.Hall,J. Odom, J. Mew, 2ND - G. Pheagin C. Margolis, J. Sill, C. Jackson, T. Fugerson 3RD - D. McCo1l,A. Usher, A. J. Powers, C Deal, G. Hall, J. Woodell, F. Beck, M. E Davis, C. Rogers, J. Bird, P. Sessoms, B Sill, J. Fowler, N. McGugan, E. Belch STANDING - Mr. Allen, F. Sugar, G. Regan C. Thompson, B. Wilson. Bulldogs Bark f .ii 153 . 1 an--Q X Production staff, circulation and social editors each work to meet deadline. W Y' .J-4 .0 Flu M6 Typists prepare stencils for an edition of BULLDOGS BARK. S' Jazz Band performs at pep rallies. This is composed of band students who play the various fight songs, and they give freely of their time. Concert Band L. TOR. - 1ST ROW - W. Cameron, A. Usher, M. H. Underwood, G. Jackson, T. Bird, E. Underwood, D. McCormick, F. Ballance, 2ND ROW - R. M. Rabon, J. Sugar, L. C. Jackson, P. Johnson, J. Woodell, M. Hall, D. Hooks, E. Ayers, J. Odom, R. Eddings,D. Odom, B. Willis, R. Kinlawg 3RD ROW - J. Dowlin, J. Baxley, S. Ayers, D. Odom, B. Willis, L. Wilson, T. McVickers, H. Faircloth, B. Cancro, L. Jackson, F. Greason, F. Sugar, C. Sellers, R. Baxley, B. White. if K t I LI fi' if Gator D 313x065 a NR. Mmmg OFFICERS: L. TO R. - Annette Ushe r, Secretary, Linda Jackson and Jerry Dowlin, Reporters, Linda Kinlaw, P r es id e n tg Rochelle Arnette, Librarian, Franc es Ballance, Vice-President, Johnny Odom, Student Director. The Band has increased school spirit more than any one factor in our school. Besides attending the Carousel Parade in Charlotte, the band has also performed in many parades, pep rallies, and half-time programs. COLOR GUARD: L. TO R. - Dale Billingsly, Cindy Hall, Lynn Dale, Brenda Davis, Patsy Sessoms. l,,l 1... .nfl . .v 4 25 MAJORETTES: L. TO R. - Linda Jackson, Frances Greason, Rose Baxleyg KNEELING - Christine Sellers, Chief. DRUM MAJORETTE Franc es Sugar Band performs during half-time at a football game. Marching Band .- .gg V , . ,. Senior High Chorus L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - P.Sessoms, G. Smith, J. Peterson, C. Godfrey, O. Hinson, F. Jernigan, M. Johnson, K. Davis, D. Arnette, C. Rogers 2ND ROW - B. Kinlaw, C. Thompson, S. Inman, P. Britt, C. Hinson, M. Taylor, L. Blackman, D. Jacksone, C. Riddle, L. Davis, J. Odom, R. Graham, E. Belch, 3RD ROW - C. Osbornee, J. Hernson, L. Troublefield, B. Lawson, J. Jackson, J. Terry, R. Walters, G. Gooden, W. Wallace, E. Ivey, B. Wilson, P. Sessoms, J. Williams, B. Hickman, 4TH ROW - P. Sessoms, L. Benton, H. Ward, J. Faircloth, B. Tyler, E. Musselwhite J. Jackson, P. Powers, D. Jackson, I. Cribb, L. Hyatt, J. Fowler, I. Short. Junior High Chorus Me- 53i11fg2,13OWefS L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - J. Parker,A. R. Hodge, E. Bennett, B. Tyson, B. Owens, J. Norton, D. Godfrey, A. Hinson, T. Smith, D. Sellers, R. Tyner, F. Baxley, K. Martin, M. Justice, M. Britt, B. Odom, F. McGougan, C. Beard, J. Hall. 2ND ROW - J. Wilson, B. Durden, D. Blackman, J. Phipps, W. Monroe, R. McGill, T. Belch, C. Inman, M. Davis, L. Hair, R. Pollock, D. Harris, J. Langley, F. Watts, F.. Sessoms, J. Walters, G. Norton, L. Osborne, J. Kinlaw. 3RD ROW - L. Evans, B. Graham, A. Norton, E. Davis, D. St. Romain, S. Suggs, J. Combs, C. Sessoms, C.Arnette, D. Britt, J. Inman, P. Wilkins,J. Johnson, M. F. McDuffy, G. Jackson, E. Arnette, J. Walters, B. Terry, B. L. Inman, B. Osborne, N. Osborne. 4TH ROW - C. Carner, N. Enerette, D. Walters, L. Davis, E. Williford, B. Knott, B. Smith, T. Shepherd, M. Bentley, F. Blackman, N. Rayborn, J. Taylor, E. McVicker, S. Hall, K. Moody, B. Owens, M. E. Rea. ..,,.-....,..,...W-W--M. .. x ' d . He had qewvfcif -,,,,, i .. 'wauoim' 9 ' fri ' W-J O F F IC E RS: SEATED - Carolyn J ac ks on , Secretary, STANDING - Tommy Phipps, Vice-President, John Mew, President. L. TO R. - J. Mew, T. Phipps, C. Jackson, D. Grooms, 2ND ROW - D. McGugan, L. Wilson, J. Odom, B. Wilson, J. Budd, G. Pheagin, J. Kinlaw, 3RD ROW - O. Sellers, S. Hall, M. Beck, J. Hinson, B. Harrell D. McColl, J. Haginsg 4TH ROW - W. Wallace, R. Owens, B. Patterson, G. Regan, C. Hogan, B. Sill, N. Brown D. Shipman. 7 7 Monogram Club The Monogram Club stands for athletic ability, school-spirit, and sportsmanship. It is composed of the high school students who have lettered in any sport or cheerleading. fy 2' ,Q M .Q ' W much spirit h Football Players nsiecjoming Parade' club neat for H0 and excitemefli rf M'f:3 Yam E 1 Q I I 3 I 't I I ' . A 9r'llllh'lWlt1lnUU'1xl44 ' ' It ull' 8313 llllin la ' -1 - .2 : W ,5,g.g.,-..-..-,-...-.-..,,..,,., .if-,, Latin Club The Latin Club has, in only it's second year, become one of the most foremostclubs in school. It strives to keep alive respect for the language which forms the basis of most languages. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - Rochelle Arnette, historian, Dicky Hooks, President, Annette Usher, Vice-Pres., 2ND ROW - Kathy Deal, Secretary, Ed Ayers, Treasurer, Larry Wilson, Reporter, Frances Sugar, Parliamentarian. Mrs. Joan John, Advisor L. TO R. - 1ST. ROW - S. Rae, J. Brisson, A. Usher, H. Brisson, S. C. Warren, D. Hooks, C. Deal, A.J. Powers, F. Sugar, 2ND. ROW - B. King, M. Inman, S. Graham, F. Britt, R. Arnette, F. Ballance, F. Greason, B. Thompson, C. Sellers, B. McMillian, S. Jernigan, P. Taylor, C. Hall, 3RD. ROW - J. Beard, K. Tinner, C. Margolis,J. Bird, M. E. Underwood, M. Powers, T. McGill, D. Edge, J. Barkley, S. King, L. Hyatt, 4TH. ROW - J. Sill, L. Benette, L.Johnson,J. Graham, B. Sill, N. Foley, W. Cameron, L. Kinlaw, B. Davis, J. Dowlin, S. Harrell, 5TH ROW - R. Clark, C. Ballance, B. Hall, G. Regan, C. Hogan, J. Mew, R. Owens, L. Knott, J. Baxley, L. Ward, B. Willis, M. King, T. Espey, L. Wilson, E. Ayers. Mr. Robert Candler, Advisor. .ing-rr L. TO R. -1ST. ROW- T. Phipps, R. Clark, N. Brown J Woodell L Watts C Hall A McRa1ney D. L. Jackson, J. Odom, J. Bird, F. Ballance H Brisson 2ND ROW T Fugerson J Mew D McGugan, C. Jackson, S. King, L. Kinlaw, J. Barkley J Budd B Wilson 3RD ROW J Kinlaw Foley, L. Harrell, B. Sill, G. Regan, C. Hogan L McGoogan L Knott J Baxley L Benette Dowlin. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais is devoted to studying the language, culture, and country of the French. It holds to the belief that knowledge of various countries helps promote good will and increase understanding between nations. y The bus drivers form a vital part of our school. They provide safe and dependable transportation for our rural students. L. TO R. - 1ST ROW - MarvinJackson, Franklin Taylor,DanShepherd, Janice Odom. NOT PRESENT - Carl McDuffie, Bobby Edge. Bus Drivers The lib r a r y assistants work with Mrs. Hennessee to promote proper reading habits for students. They keep complete check on books and card catalog. Library Assistants L. TO R. - Mrs. Hennessee, Mary E. Davis, Carolyn Hinson, Ann McRainey, Carolyn Jackson, Douglas Jackson, Lee Harrell, Woody Smith, Bobby Short, Eddie Goodman. ATHLETIC I ! I E 1: ll glll .5 I' - ' f4'fk5ffNDQQ W' ugwwi 5 '. 2 'x f Fla rf. P 1 Mgglk 32 40 41 O R. - 1S'l' ROW - T. Phipp,J.Jz1ckson,J.Blackman, R.Wz11tcrs, l'f.B1ilCkblll'll, M. King, Il. Hnrri-llg 2ND ROW - J. Hinson, G. Rogan, O.Scl11-rs, .l. Mow, M. llc-ck, T. Norton, T. Plspcyg 3RD ROW - Coach Bock, I.. Knoll. J. Picrcson, ll. Sill, D. McCall, L. Wilson. C. Cuincs. FOUTBALL SCHEDULE Bulldogs Opponent 7 Aberdeen 12 16 Rowland 13 6 Fairmont 18 13 Southern Pines 13 6 Carolina Military Academy 25 13 Carthage 14 13 Hope Mills 37 0 Chadbourn 26 14 Red Springs 19 6 Littlefield 48 wa!9lW5 Coach Lenny Beck END Oscar Sellers- ALL-CONFERENCE f'-JFK 'f.'.TCT MILTON BECK Guard . ,. M, , , :ax F-Ma. I vm , Wfgf f gif? '?' -2 'un lg! Ula 4.1.4.1 .1 f --WWW W K. it f 1, f f Q ' ,N-G-K QNX l V. I K ' A' ' f 5 5 H317151, ff-1 ' A , 'Q 1 , ef 'V fwrsair M142 N 5' j 'SMT' ' f , '14-1 W e Q j V32 J er, Wyre: ., 2. Q ?i:Sva.Xi Gif fL+',f', '.,. ' it s X- IV ' '5 'uf ff 1 . N1 ,Y- X 1 ,A Y 1 as F13 1 R v Lo JOHN MEW Fullback N an J Qi an A . A A f W' 7 ga? 'A Q iw fi 7 f , ,,- f .W , I L. magick I asf., I' ji, Q 6, A 1. I Q A! at ?4 JAMES JACKSON RONALD WALTERS Guard Halfback -J! '4 1 .xii 1 il E! K A I 1 W w 4 ,n ' if J' , A , A f ESS' ,X-..'y7Fii'W'IV Q Q i ., vw- gr ,fy 5 g 4 Wm? A f ' A 1 ' kzf?'5jQf1:f,5?.? f , -79114 , . 4 I I 1 57. ,f7'15.,W I J QM' A if A 1' f Q' ' ' A ' SWF' gm .'?'fQH 'iieff' A ' .'Zf,1?45,k up - J, f, 1 fi. M -if Vi!-. wif--,gffs W, fxgfiiqeil 3 v vii 1 ' 3 f P ,.,4ir2Mgxg MY 5- .ef ,Q 33 ww ,A . sr A 1 xi J. A z., . r f '?.,gfZs,1.+. ' .' .- 531 2 X ,gig .4-' j .yn qty- 1- -d5.Q5,g,2'ff: ff , . . ' ' 3 'wif '1 1 BEN SILL OSCAR SELLERS GEORGE REGAN ik: HaLfback End Tackle ig K -ga Um: , 4,45 ,lb , -.X vi A , A' L 4 I '17 A g ' 52 E uw 1' , 0 i A Lx' ,-' ! , if V,, ,L I Zyl fr .ul CO-CAPTAINS- ,WMV I wwnm, ' . 3 . 1 3 gl John Mew and Milton Beck fee f f f .Q A lx X X Eau.. , V A , Lf X S ft ' '. I Tl N- , ,f.1w8,f:, L4-' fff ,fr H 'fJ',',,ff52',?? Y 11 P J A W -H, qv ,.., ' f xv, uk M ,WU ,, ,Q I , yr f,4m,j, ,. ' Viigf 'Q'4ri,'A ,ivan K fe R, - Q ,ip-aes nf-5 4 , 1 W. -Q ' E J I vg1,?,'f f2..53fQ',: -sg. -QW A fs ,. s i qziiggfilf .V 'Y we S i . W S J ,: I 4 'S w . ff ,, F , DANNY MCCOLL TOMMY PHIPPS ' UL Quarterback Halfback mi OG , 'i P! ! 1 Lu Ig! 31 J, L il i Janice Odom, Roving Forward' Becky Wilson, Guard Vickie Everett, Forward Lad Show Junior Varsity L. to R. -1ST ROW-Christine Sellers, Scorekeeperg Dale E d g e , Captaing T erry McGill. 2ND ROW-Gayle Jackson, Tiny Bird, Rhonda Graham, Rosemary Rayborn, Becky Beard, Linda Faye Davis, Linda Jackson, Sandy Harris, Rose Baxley. ' ' ' - '--1-W -- -- ---W -- W ,, . .. 4., 1963 Hustling Lady Bulldogs-L. to R.-1ST ROW-Becky Wilson, Co-captain, Coach Marvin Sel- lers, Janice Odom, Captain. 2ND ROW-Ingrid Davis, Etta Earl Smith, Dale Billingsly, Patsy Patterson, Vickie Everett, Wanda Cameron, Joyce Graham, Sandy Graham, Joyce Woodell, Frances Jernigan. Of! , r Bulldogs eiigff' Much Spirit if The 1963 Lady Bulldogs consisted of only four girls re- A turning from last year's team, with eight new additions. , ,f There were three seniors, one junior, three sophomores, and five freshmen on the team. The Lady Bulldogs were represented by a group of hard-working girls who worked not only to be good individual players, but also for the good of the team. The spirit of these girls was remarkable! X 'X , 4 Captain-Janice Odom Co-Captain-Becky Wilson Joyce Graham, Guard Joyce Woodell, Roving Forward Frances Jernigan, Forward J M il' :LA ,QE-U-hmm-nrglggfiyhiiu 1. 4 Fm-fm ' , Q 1963 Bulldogs-L. to R.-1ST ROW-Oscar Sellers, Richard Owens,Danny McColl--Tri-Captains. 2ND ROW-Jerry Hall, Managerg Steve Hall, Rudy Baxley, Jim Kinlaw, Bobby Patterson, Johnny Odum, Larry Knott, coach wwf Third s vin seller John Mew, Johnny Hagins, Bobby Harrell, Coach Marvin Sellers. Ranked Bulldogs Are Pride The 1963 Bulldogs had a great season! Lead by the scoring ace, Richard Owens, the spirited Bulldog team placed third in the county in regular conference play. This year's team was composed of five seniors, two juniors, and four sophomores. Tri-captains Danny McColl, Oscar Sel- lers, and Richard Owens, greatly aided in the victorious season, while John Mew was notably outstanding for the defensive team. Steve Hall put in many winning baskets and was equally good on the defense. The most exciting game of the season came with defeat of the Red Springs Devils by eleven points! The spirit and determination of this win- ning team will long be remembered in St. Pauls High. Richard OWQUS, Forward Oscar Sellers, Forward Danny McColl, Guard Of Steve Hall, Guard John Mew, Center Johnny Odom, Forward , if, The School! .,, f V ' sz ,Y, E, , sf. , 1 x . 1 W xr X , ,fb tl, -,X 5 ,'. TRI-CAPTAINS: Oscar Sellers, Danny McColl, Richard Owens Junior Varsity L. to R.-Coach Lenny Beck. 2ND ROW-John Sill, Cutlar Ballance, Bobby Short, Larry Wilson, Bobby Wilson, Larry Bennett, Yates Byrd, Rocky Grooms, James Blackman, Jimmy Terry, James Larry Walters, Charles Marrolis. Again Bulldogs Rate No. 2! A-Q N lf' W K. v STEVE HALL All-County Pitcher Schedule BULLDOGS OPPONENTS 2 Tar Heel' 4 Tar Heel' 16 Central' 6 Parkton 4 Grey's Creek' 1 Maxton 7 Central' 18 Littlefield 4 Rowland 5 Orrum 12 Fairmont 7 Red Springs 9 Red Springs' 12 Barnsville 'denotes non-conference games Utilizing the previous year's hit-and- run tatics, the Saints again surged to within one game of the Robeson County Champion- ship, only to lose out to rival Red Springs in the final game. Showing spirit, determination, and desire, these boys have finally made baseball take its rightful stand in St. Pauls athletics. 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YQ33- ' 'H' 5 f S- N f Richard Owens First Baseman John Mew Tommy Phipps Ben Sill Outfielder Outfielder Pitcher KNEELING L to R J Blackman, R.C1ark T Phipps N Brovsm, J Walters, D Shipman, B Wilson STANDING L W1lson,D McColl, J Hagms R Bax ley, J Mew, S Hall, R Owens, B S1l1, J Kmlaw, C Farrell, Coach Sellers Jimmy Kinlaw Pitcher .wc dmv -14 'i Larry Wilson, scorekeeper and manager, James Blackman l l V l 15928 W' KG. il l T. :N 1 N , 4 lv 1 fl P: I Ia 'N 1 CHEERLE DER The cheerleaders provide the spirit of the school for all athletic contests. In addi- tion to spurring the Bulldogs on to victory after victory, the cheerleaders are also be- hind the scenes by making posters, feeding the football players breakfast during summer practice, selling season tickets, decorating the goal posts, and keeping the spirit of Saint Pauls High as strong as the school. The main objective of the cheerleaders is to promote good sportsmanship while keeping the spirit of winning alive. L to R.-KNEELING-Elvira Belch, Mary Terry, Diana Grooms. STANDING-Jo Bird, Anne White,Gwen Phea- gin Chief, Carolyn Jackson, Carolyn Thompson. Gwen Pheagin, Chief Cheerleader Che fO0tELge3dE'1-S dec games. Crate goal PO,gtS b Gfore B ts Ba'-wats ' 9 1 fgaffke aSKeY,5 1 309 5' FE T RE 4 1 Q: A, E Wah Q QQ? '.f. .Q f fy. -1 ,V 5 4, ,W ..,Qf4-rfiiil vkixif' eh -v !L xsnunveeqfs' Y ' A J a . rfwfaninnfx . auf Q . ,. .. M -Y :N . '-.. . f -. nf . Q, ,il f -. . . - 51 1--F35 1 . , ' KIM fi . W? 5 ,,....,.W.L L. x l... , , , A... I 2 2 gm x . M. .A M..- ,M 4 L. ,MIM E. I i . W ,,,W,V ,1,A, .Vi .4.u,i,,V.AT,., W7 ,. 1 WM A.., -W,.L.M-,,.,. .Q...E..,1 I PT Vzjfg 1 if law. Zw 2, 1 V -.- . swam Superlatives MOST POPULAR Carolyn Jackson Tommy Phipps BEST ALL AROUND Gwen Pheagin Bobby Evans MOST ATTRACTIVE Steve Hall Becky Wilson f 69 -'M' I 1,5- sv ,,A::f 'H'-43' 4, ,I , I , -,nv--.....,.,,. ,,.-..,-. MJ A-.,... an MOST DEPENDABLE David Autry Mary Ellen Davis -,-rp-r MOST ATHLETIC Janice Odom John Mew MOST INTELLIGENT Ben Sill George Regan 8 Miss Sa-Ta-Pa 1963 Miss Becky Wilson Mr. or Miss Sa-Ta-Pa is elected by the student body from a list of six seniors who are nominated by a panel of teachers. The senior elected represents the most outstand- ing, versatile student in the senior class. He or she shows integrity, character, leadership, citizenship, and achievement. f M Wi mkfwfwy ff Q Homecoming Queen F.F.A. Sweetheart Miss Fall Festival if Miss Congeniality Gwen Pheagin, Becky Wilson. HO ORS VALEDICTORIAN-Ben Sill SALUTATORIAN-Richard Hinson Boy's State Boys' State delegates-L. to R.-Seat- ed-Ben Sill, Tim Ferguson, Richard Hinson. S t a n di n g -George Regan, Chick Hogan, John Mew. Boys' State, sponsored by the American Legion, is held annually at the University of North Carolina. The delegates are instructed in the fundamentals of their country, and in leadership of our modern world. Marshals L. to R,-Frances Ballance, Ben Sill, Jean Barkley. Not Present-Gayle Hall, Joyce Reynolds, chief. Gir1's State Girls' State delegates-L. to R Girls' State is sponsored an nually by the American Legion Aux- iliary. It is held for one week at Woman's College to prepare our young women for potential leader- ship in our democracy. A Mrs. Dowd's lst Grade - 1ST ROW, L. to R. - G. Jack- son, T. Budd, C. Walker, D. Harrell, L. Everett, C. Barber, 2ND ROW, J. Hair, E. Hamilton, D. Stedman, R. Hyatt, D. Musselwhite, R. Smith, J. Simmons, 3RD ROW, B. Norton, G. Inman, J. Knott, G. Johnson, P. Hogan, S. Teal, 4TH ROW, D. McCormick, E. Wilkes, G. Garrett, L. Taylor, G. Graham, J. Beard, B. Pols- ton l Mrs. Kinlaw's lst Grade - 1ST ROW, D. Caulder, R. Jackson, R. Hight, E. Pait, R. McDuffie, 2ND ROW, J. Britt, C. Pittman, L. Fields, L. Baxley, M. Durden, 3RD ROW, B. Bailey, S. Dean, C. Baxley, C. Polston, P. Hyatt Mrs. McGoogan's lst Grade - 1ST ROW, J. Osborne, C. Watkins, K. Rhodes, M. Evers, R. Herring, S. Sherrill, B. Caulder, D. Britt, 2ND ROW, J. Britt, J. Baxley,J. Powers, C. Leggett, J. Strickland, J. Muse, 3RD ROW, G. Powers, M. McCormick, T. Terdeau, J.Williams, D. Jackson, J. Barrentine, 4TH ROW, M. Sutton, E. Brock, L. Jackson, D. Schwartz, D. Ratley Miss Watson's lst Grade - 1ST ROW, J. Davis, D. Coward, S. Tyner, C. Walters, D. DeBois, E. Willis, 2ND ROW, G. Bensow, D. Davis, A. Cribb, D. Chason, J. Davis, D. Ayers, 3RD ROW, I. Baxley, J. Beck, S. Jackson, B. Smith, J. Kinlaw, 4TH ROW, M. Blount, J. Rea, H. John, L. Jackson, K. Monroe, L. Davis 1 an ' '11 , I .i1l'Jm.vr'a .r.annmn..umnnu'mnl L Miss Humphrey's 2nd Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW - G. Jackson,R. Godfrey, D. Britt, B. Monroe, L. Monroe, 2ND ROW,R Terry,J. Powers, S. Smith, K. Osborne M. Robinson, R. Carver, SRD Row, J. Fields, Rf Smith, N. Brown, E. Caulder, R. Brigman, J. Inman, 4THROW,J. Ivey, C. Herring, F. Strickland, D. Britt, R. Johnson. Mrs. Hall's 2nd Grade - L. to R. - P. Willis, T. Sellers, D. Wright, A. McNeill, M. Sessoms, M. Britt, H. Mc- Duffie, T. Jackson, J. Smith, 2ND ROW, D. Armstrong, B. Graham, M. Caulder, J. Owens, W. Ward, R. Hyatt, K. Hollingsworth, B. Moody, B. Sessoms, C. Rice, T. Bird, 3RD ROW, P. Johnson, K. Johnson, S. Beck, P. Phillips, K. Daniel, D. Pearce, M. John, D. Taylor, 4THROW, P. Hall, L. Cameron, H. Margolis, M. Rea, D. Williams, S. Norton, P. Green, B. Jackson. Mrs. Evans' 3rd Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, R. Davis, D. Graham, M. E. Smith, B. Blackmon, D. Norton, M. Britt, 2ND ROW, B. Tyson, S. Moody, K. Britt, K. Barn- hill, A. Lupo, 3RD ROW, B. Jackson, B. Hair, L. Norton, D. Tyner, W. Kessler, B. Baxley, J. Hollingsworth, 4TH ROW, W. Brown, P. Britt, C. White, B. Monroe, D. Hagen, C. Kessler. Miss McGeachy's 3rd Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, M. Smith, M. McGill, L. Holloman, M. Brisson, D. Norton, T. Edwards,J. Barber, 2ND ROW, S. Odom, F. Willis, M. K. Everette, B. Usher, F. Johnson, L. Ayers, 3RD ROW, W. Townsend, R. Winder, N. McCormick, D. L. Howard, C. Allen, B. Hyatt, V. Tyner, 4TH ROW, B. Watson,A. Rowls, D. Walker D. Sumner E. Powers K. Flowers, B. Jackson, I. Gtmter. , , lliii'iIEf'm1E2.I-2'-.1'Y4.'f'I-'PJ 'wT f'iJi ' '. 'UA 'Z I -fx f. X. , ,v ,79- Mrs. Anne Evans' 3rd Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, D. Benson, S. Beck, A. Royal, J. Rogers, J. Johnson, L. Capps, K. Culberson, C. Hyatt, F. Benton, 2ND ROW, L. Ausban, B. Baysdon, G. Caulder, G. Horne, S. Smith, G. Chason, D. Osborne, J. Monroe, 3RD ROW, S. Baxley, J. Rozier, E. Burbank, B. Dean, R. Hall, K. Osborne, L. Jernigan, D. Davis, 4TH ROW, J. Combs, G. Huggins, W. Ludlum, P. Kinlaw, M. H. Pait, L. Espey, L. Hall, G. Malone. Mrs. Mary F. Ba1lance's 3rd Grade - L. to R. -1ST ROW, R. Eddings, P. White, K. Budd, J. Sherrill, D. Johnson, B.Bailey, J. Rhodes, 2ND ROW, H. Jackson, E. Davis, M. Jernigan, D. Inman, S. Harrell, P. Guy, C. Moore, 3RD ROW, D. Edge, W. Monroe, M. Baxley, S. Jackson, C. Walters, R. Pate, G. Wood, 4TH ROW, D. Davis, R. Tart, R. Baxley, L. Hall, W. G. Graham, W. Ausban, E. Everette, R. Berdeau. Mrs. Gail Thompson's 4th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, M. Barrentine, E. Britt, M. Fields, E. Britt, B. Hol1oma.n, P. Justice, J. Smith, F. Baxley, 2ND ROW, J. Watson, B. Burke, G. Inman, M. Johnson, P. Brig- man, P. Winder, K. Short, 3RD ROW, R. White, I. McCall, D. Rice, J. Monroe, F. Hollingsworth, J. Brown, S. Powers, K. McGill, 4TH ROW, D. Hawkins, G. McDuffie, E. Tyner, M. Phillips, T. Clark, H. Hollo- man, J. Edwards, A. Inman. Mrs. Marion Jackson's 4th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW,J. Pittman,R.Watts,J. Smith, C. Ray, D. Davis, G. Davis, C. Barton, 2ND ROW, S. Brown, J. Carver, W. Smith, M. Smith, C. Krurvell, M. Coram, J. C. Brisson, 3RD ROW, B. Inman, C. Osborne, J. Jack- son, W. A. Sessoms, L. Simmons, J. Inman, C. Monroe, 4TH ROW, H. Dow, T. Barnhill, D. Inman, J. Edge, V. Sellers, C. Polston, R. Johnson, J. Ann Hill. 'J' I ill! 11.11 . ' .'i1ax1ma-enmvzn-ummm: Mrs. Butler's 4th grade - lSTROW,L.toR. -D.Os- borne, B. Jackson, S. Dowlin, K. Graham, H. Benton, M. Benson, A. Musselwhite, R. Foley, C. Dean, 2ND ROW, T.Jernigan, R. McLendon, D. Brisson, L. Nor- ton, J. Sugar, D. Hall, P. Willis, P. Ward, E. Davis, 3RD ROW, O. Hyatt, K. Williams, A. Jackson, G. Under- wood, R. Teal, D. McGugan, W. Smith, D. White, S. Beard, 4TH ROW, F. Kinlaw, P. Terry, N. Hall, M. McNeil, R. Eddings, S. Beard, J. Walker, D. Hall Mrs. Kinlaw's 5th grade - 1ST ROW, L.to R. - C.Wal- ters,J.Walters, S. Britt, H. Williams, E. Graham, K. McDuffie, A. Jackson, 2ND ROW, C. Smith, J. Stone, C. Kinlaw, C. Blackmon, J. Mauldin, L. Britt, J. Davis, F.Norton, 3RD ROW, C. Pait, B. Malone, W. Pittman, R. Smith, C. W. Polston, E. Scott, G. Blackwell, 4TH ROW, Mrs. Kinlaw, J. Davis, L. Britt, R. Townsend, C. Musselwhite, B. Jackson, W. Britt Mrs. Aliord's 5th grade - 1ST ROW, L. to R. - L. Just- ice, S. Clark, D. Daniel, A. Benton, M. Pate, G. Grea- son, F. Odom, S. Warren, M. Green, 2ND ROW, R. Jack- son, P. Decker, A.White,W. Baxley, R. Ayers, S. Wat- son, D. Herring, C. Norton, A. Davis, D. Alford, 3RD ROW, B. Ha1l,M. Kinlaw, B. Fields, D. Allen, F. Ben- nett, S. Taylor, R. Budd, H. Kinlaw, 4TH ROW, S. Love, C. Regan, B. Underwood, D. Moody, R. Hall, P. Guy, R. Powers Mrs. Deans' 6th grade - 1ST ROW, L. to R. - D. Harris, J. Caulder, D. McGill, W. Robinson, P. Monroe, C. Rat- ley, T. Owens, 2ND ROW, C. Norton, L. Cain, P. Brown, R. Smith, E. Ray, L. Suggs, S. Brown, T. Kessler, 3RD ROW, A. Barnhill, R. Willis, J. St. Roman, R. Ivey, R. Brission, D. Garrett, N.Justice,4THROW, P. Carver, D. Barrentine, W. Herring, J. Patterson, E. Johnson, B. Justice ' -' yfv1--,,---g,7-g,- A--Y. ., Y Y W , 1, ,, u45'-uWa'u.fsi- 7.-..u -- . WT - .1 alll:-43-P Mrs. Betty Powers's6th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, J. Smith, J. Benton, D. Blount, G. Walters, S. Horne, 2ND ROW, N. Polloch, N. Ray, J. Britt, I. Edge, R. Rogers, C. Tyner, B. Terry, B. Suggs, Mrs. Powers, BRD ROW, M. Holloman, D. Wilkins, R. Jackson, J. McDuffie, L. Davis, E. Powers, B. Osborne, D. Wal- ters, P. Baxley, J. Powers. Mrs. Greason's 6th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, B. Sherrill, L. Barber, M. Inman, D. White, N. Jackson, E. Benton, C. Norton, D. Hawkins, 2ND ROW, P. Hen- derson, B. Barnes, C. Jernigan, B. S. Hall, Y. Beck, B. Parker, R. Osborne, J. Jernigan, 3RD ROW, J. Sugar, K. Sellers, J. Graham, D. Odom, G. Wilson, C. King,B. White, T. Gray, 4TH ROW, E. Underwood, J. Ratley, P. Phillips, D. McCormick, M. Jackson, W. Faircloth, C. Norton, Mrs. Greason. Mr. Collins' 7th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, W. John- son, R. McGill, D. Smith, L. Townsend, G. Tatum, J. Davis,J. Coram, A. Hinson, J. R. Davis, Mr. Collins, 2ND ROW, D. Blackman, R. Baxley, M. Jackson, B. Terry, L. Osborne,V. Lyde, M. Justice, 3RD ROW, M. Britt, A. Hodge, K. Moody, B. Inman, B. Capps, B. Dur- den, F. Watts, E. Bennett, E. Sessoms, 4TH ROW, E. McVicker, K. Shepherd, C. Sessoms, R. Biggirs, B. Patterson, J. Johnson, L. McDuffie, B. Osborne. Mrs. Faison Powers' 7th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, D. Sellers, J. Parker, C. Beard, J. Kinlaw, B. Odom, F. McGougan, J. Hall, K. Martin, R. Jernigan, 2ND ROW, J. Phipps, B. Owens, D. Prevatte, B. Tyson, R. Tyner,J. Sumner, M. Davis, J. McDuffie, D. Sherrill, 3RD ROW,J.Wilson,W. Britt, H. Powers, G. Jackson, D. Lawson, M. Davis, W. Monroe, B. Graham, 4TH ROW, S. Regan, L. Evans, B. Moore, S. Hall, M. Ray- bon, M. Rea, A. Norton, R. Eddings, D. Kennedy. :m.v...- .g.1.Lr.. laganmnnnnmnxn J. Robinson, D. Harrell, D. Sessoms, B. Hollingsworth, Mrs.Collins' 7th Grade - L. to R. - L. Hair, L. Barn- hill, M. Wi1lis,J . Britt, G. Walters, M. Hollingsworth, G. Smith,Mrs. Collins, 2ND ROW, D. Harris, R. Pol- lock, B. Jackson, R. Barber, B. Lee, R. Britt, L. Wood, J.Walters, 3RDROW, J. Jackson, J. Herring, C. Bar- rentine, R. Britt, T. Smith, L. Taylor, J. Langley, 4TH ROW, H. Butler, C. W. Barrentine, R. Harrell, N. Everette. Mr. Sellers' 8th Grade -L. to R. - M. Davis, D. Odom, K. Jackson, M. Sellers, J. Sherrill, R. Kinlaw, S. Ayers, D.Malloy,J. Norton, 2ND ROW, R. Davis, J. Graham, T. Smith, G. Inman, N. Osborne, T. Bird, G. Jackson, M. McDuffie, A. Jernigan, Mr. Sellers, 3RD ROW, J. Lyde, W. Jackson, R. Raybon, E. Arnette, B. Owens, B. Knott, M. Hall, 4TH ROW, R. Smith, E. Brisson, S. Allen, B. Beard, E. Williford, L. Davis. Mrs. McNeil's 8th Grade - L. to R. - J. Fields, D. St Romain, A. Hilburn, E. Ivey, J. M. Caulder, M. Sellers, E. Hair, 2ND ROW, E. R. Davis, D. Walters, S. Suggs, J. Lyde, E. Davis, 3RD ROW, P. Wilkins, C. Carver, L. Taylor, M. Suggs, D. Britt, K. Thompson, W. Her- ring, 4TH ROW, B. Powers, C. Caulder, J. Jackson, J. W. Blackburn, F. Blackwell. Mrs. Stephens' 8th Grade - L. to R. - 1ST ROW, Mrs. Stevens, J. Walters, F. Baxley, R. Beck, J. Walters, T. Belch, D. Godfrey, 2ND ROW, P. Troublefield, R. Henderson, D. Holloman, W. Hamilton, F. Kennedy, 3RD ROW, C. Arnette, V. Tyner, M. Walters, J. Combs, G. Huggins,J. Burke, D. Scott, 4TH ROW, M. Bentley, F. Britt, G. White, J. T. Butler, T. Shepherd, B. Smith, J. Taylor. .. 4m.Tf11.'w'TF,.1::. ,. nm 4 -a-W - Class of 66 Peggy Sue Alford Cutlar Ballance, Jr Jerry Barber Rose Baxley John Beard Jeanie Bennett Linda Benton James Blackburn Jackie Brisson Nyra Lou Britt Judy Brown Cecil Byrd Wanda Cameron Bobby Cancro Brenda Davis Ingrid Davis Larry Davis Richard Deans Billy Driggers Faye Durden Dale Edge Vickie Everette Herman Faircloth Linda Lou Fisher Annie L. Graham Rhonda Graham Carolyn Green Linda Gunter Bill Hall Jerry Hall Jerry T. Hall Wanda Harrell Sandra Harris Floyd Hinson Larry Hinson Lona Holden Begins a New Adventure Linda Hyatt Myra Inman Jean Jackson Linda Jackson W. G. Jackson Stella Jernigan Phyllis Johnson Bill King Robert Lee Thomas Malone Charles Margolis Sarah C. McDuffie Terry McGill Brenda McMillian Tommy McVicker Hart Monroe Edward Nance Earl Musslewhite Patsy Norton Vicky Norton Danny Odom Carl Owens Jr. Patsy Patterson William Peritt Jimmy Prevatte Marie Powers Susan Rea Morris Rozier Annie Lou Sessoms Paulette Sessoms John Sill Etta Earl Smith Ethel Suggs Peggy Taylor Jimmy Terry Linda Townsend Kenny Tyner Mary H. Underwood Cert Walters Richard Walters Betty Watson Alvin White Calvin White Judy Willis Tommy Williams Lorraine Wilson Sylvia Woods SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-L. to R.- Mack King, Vice-President, Larry Wilson, Pr es identg Cathy Deal, Treasurer, Carol Riddle, Secretary. Class of '65 has year of achievement 'vi' Y M . l' l , cn' 1 .Q f a 'fl ' -ff. 'if 1 1-2. .fl 'a f W , , W W U 7 Q it 4 , . H J, t l L -f r J' t I , . - i c is .-Q . , ,, - r at 4 , f' V . 4 -1- V ,M J ,km 3, ,, L -t. . - .. ,W V',A X . 1, ,, . E 3. z' 5 r. L A I f' , -'K , --'- ' , -. ' f Y, ,, wi I A W -V f,-ti-., ' ' 4 ' cw S8 Y' u.-.X ,- Dorothy Arnette Rochelle Arnette Ed Ayers Dale Billingsly Louie Blackman Frances Britt Peggy Britt Joyce Combs Lynn Dale Brenda Davis Johnny Davis Karen Davis Linda Davis Cathy Deal Joyce Edge Thomas Espey Donald Evans Jean Faircloth Charles Farrell Harold Fields Joyce Graham Sandra Graham Frances Greason Clark Godfrey Rocky Grooms Johnny Hagins Bobby Harrell Lee Harrell .... , -W sr- L Q I Q- Ji new f!e-' We ,s,. H 4. Simmons Harrell Jo Ann Henderson Q ' . ' f W' -'N 5 if' ss Brenda Hickman -4 r .i. 5, .. t 4, , if H . Odell Hinson Janie Holliman I. 47,1 .I Dicky Hooks J Mary Ann Huggins L Susie Inman Edith Ivey Linda Jackson Mike Jackson Terry Jackson Frankie Jernigan - , , X- - , Mary Frances Johnson ' V Larry Johnson I l 4 9 44 G 1' , Patsy Justice Mack King Jimmy Martin Charles Odom Q Johnny Odum I 2 i fx, ENT? 3 1 f' 1 Joe Pear SOI'l 1 I 7 .M ax is S Alice Jo Powers fi A 'K Daniel Register I Q- -m Christine Sellers ' X Dewey Shipman ' K L Imogene Short J. W. Smith Q Sparky Smith Wayne Smith Frances Sugar Alan Suggs la, V my i , ,K-., Carol Ann Riddle 4. Mary Terry Mack Taylor . Bobby Tyler Linda Troublefield 4,2 ,a - , T- V , Junior Troublefield -- Q Becky Thompson Annette Usher Hazel Ward 'H Q 5 fa Martha Ella Underwood Sue Carol Warren H James Larry Walters v . Linda Watson W Ann White Judy Williams Bobby Willis 3 f f '- Loy wiiuford is 2 r. .U V f i Larry Wilson tw , H ' ' Emma Jean Wood Judy Woodell I P. 16, Class of '64 - plans, . V - fs. Q, - , ,rj 1 if I, J i if x'f1.N m .. ,eip Q ,b , V, 4 ' f id x Q 3 WN Junior Class Officers--L. to R. Larry Knott, Presidentg Hilda Brisson, Vice-Presidentg Ann Shep- herd, Secretaryg Frances Ballance, Treasurer. ,R Frances Ballance A X , Jean Barkley ,- ..s, R 'iw w ' 2 by y .M Junior Baxley . Q. iv an L, 4 - N J Albert Berdeau 1 , , 'U' f , vw xr- T Larry Bennett J I J - Q f ' : . s N -. ' f Mary Jo Bird A Inj' wi 2 i .,,, Hilda Brisson V '3 C Judy Budd ff. , -'R -G Rodney Clark r 35' ' K '-' A YK Marie Davis A ,as Jerry Dowlin Marie Faircloth Eugene Fields Eddie Goodman Dianna Grooms rf lf' A x . N 'Q' swf! ,,, , -x ea- ' r 2 60 hopes, dreams of Senior Year W 2' Vw 'Z 4. Q f Q' up-. 4 is an 'Y J Q, ' ii' f ' 21 f f A 4 , 1 5 61 Cindy Hall Susie Hall Linda Harris Jerry Hinson Louise Hyatt Dora Leigh Jackson Eugene Jackson Janice Jackson Theodore Jackson Frances Jernigan Betty Kinlaw Linda Kinlaw Larry Knott Brenda Lawson Larry McGougan Danny McGugan Ann McRainey Jimmy Norton Joyce Peterson Ava Phipps Pat Powers Jerry Rozier Ann Shepherd Dan Shepherd Bobby Short Gail Smith Franklin Taylor Carolyn Thompson Wayne Wallace Lawrence Ward Lydia Watts Cecil White Linda Williams :Vw FLOWER Red American Beauty Rose COLORS Navy Blue and White MOTTO We stand on the rim of tomorrow's horizons vv . SPONSORS Mr. Allen Mr. Beck Mrs. Hennessee MASC OTS Jeanette Rogers Terry Huggins 'vs f 5,1 5 ie lv E . 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - L to R. - Becky Wilson, Treasur- erg Patsy Sessoms, Secretaryg John Mew, Vice-Presidentg George Regan, President. K i i i N 62 l . 1.,.inA.11 .. 'mf :ww WILBUR NASH ARNETTE DAVID EARL AUTRY NETTIE FAYE BECK ALBERT MILTON BECK He that is humble shall Friendship is the gift of Leave silence for Saints-- I wish I were rich and not ever have God as his gods. I'm only human. so good-looking. guide. 4 w.,,,,,. WILLIAM HENRY BECKER THELMA ELVIRA BELCH ALVIN CASPER Everything comes to those Full of life--full of fun. BILLINGSLY who Wait--so, why worry. Lessons are my lightest burden. JUDY DARLENE BILLINGSLY Hears wedding bells in dreams. f1 CHARLES MURIAL BURKE Of course I know what' going on--I just don't understand it. wh., IDA MAE CRIBB Life is a gem, happiness jewel. wlfk YZZLJ- Q: an ANNIE LAURA DAVIS MARY ELLEN DAVIS PENNY JEAN DURDEN WILLIAM MARIQN EDGE As full of spirit as the One who is dependable is Small service is true Ser- Some say he's bashful, month of May. as rare as a gem. vice. others doubt it. TN' JOHN ROBERT EDGE, JR. ROBERT LEWIS EVANS TIMOTHY MICHAEL I will find a way or make He has the gift of gifts, the FERGUSON one. art of making friends. Always leave them laugh- ROY FISHER What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness. GARY NICHOLAS FOLEY, JR. His only objection to edu- cation are teachers and classes. iD ing when you say good-by. JANICE GAYLE TAYLOR HALL Reputation is what men and women think of us. Character is what God and angels think of us. Qu-v--w -. r STEVE PAT HALL A good wife has he--a for- tune for any man. T7 lk Laps? GERALDINE HILL CAROLYN YVONNE LARRY MCNEILL HINSON RICHARD MORRIS HINSON The unspoken word never HINSON Who knows what h1s He who C1095 h1S b6St C1095 does harm Her sunshine hair and thoughts are N911 and 11VeS nobly eyes of blue clothe a nature loyal and true. OCIE KYLE HOGAN III WILLIAM GOLY HUGGINS CAROLYN FAYE JACKSON Why let the dev1l have all Women are the least of my Better than r1ches or the fun 'P troubles worldly wealth IS the heart HAROLD DOUGLAS JACKSON Men of few words are best men. ns.- 'Y' ,d 'Q 'QP'- was MARVIN JACKSON, JR. JAMES THEODORE KINLAW BARBARA ANN LANGLEY MARGARET LYDE I don't preach, so I don't Smiles with the intent to Men may come and men She is true to oneg one at practice! do mischief! may go, but not if I can a time. heip nl 1 1 DANIEL CURRIE McCOLL ROBERT CARL MCDUFFIE NANCY LEE MCGUGAN I'm always glad to try A little nonsense now and Keeping out of trouble is anything once! then is relished by the getting to be as much trouble wisest men. as getting into it. JOHN WESLEY MEW, JR. JANICE EVELYN ODOM CHRISTERLEEN OSBORNE RICHARD DOUGLAS OWENS A true athlete and a true To play the game for all Keep your face to the sun- Not too serious, not too friendg loved by a score of there is in it--to play the shine and you cannot see a gayg but a jolly good fellow admirers. game and play to win it. shadow. in every way. flin- 'UQ , 45 ,,,,,.,n 441' 'VN GWENDOLYN LOUISE PHEAGIN Not too tall, really quite small--dear and sweet and loved by all. OSCAR BERRY SELLERS Liie without laughing is a weary blank. JAMES CHARLES WATSON The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. feb! dh' Ynanvves THOMAS LEROY PHIPPS, JR. Fun is not always nice, but it is always fun. PATSY JEANETTE SESSOMS Beauty and joy are hers by right. DONALD WATTS Listen to everyone--then do as you please. ,. . A X Aw' 'TW' I, GEORGE DUNCAN REGAN All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling too well! BENJAMIN LEE SILL Some people are born great, but of more value are those who achieve greatness. REBECCA RAY WILSON A personality as sparkling as the dew in the moon- light. CAROLYN MARIE ROGERS Better to be small and shine, than to be great and cast a shadow. ' '9'i WOODY LEON SMITH I hate books. They only teach me to talk about things I know nothing about. FANNIE MAE JOYCE WOODELL A smile is a trademark of a happy soul. 'WWW 1... ,.,, Letas Have A Party! ,we ea YN X. X- a Z .ce a go we nd V, YYXOSX' gfy f F I'-42125-es ? 9 9 f X 5,51 ' 14: X, CWB' a CW- X' X' Now, now, Coach! You are breaking training! l,TWjS img, Tb . e Nlgbt AW ay Chas 'Z ' ea X ADVHRWMENTS . f ' QUALITY Burlington, largest and most diversified manufacturer of quality fabrics, hosiery, carpets and other textile products, offers career opportunities to qualified graduates in one of America's most essential industries. Visit the Burlington plant in your area, or write to BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, Personnel Department, Greensboro, North Carolina. Bun lmgton INDUSTRIES, INC. 'uH0l6'Vl 11710 lb: Lffrqf Amrrlmn 9 THE TCWN OF ST. PAULS N fig Q ?'A'Xw LJ NCER lEO VIRGO LIBRA SCOIPIO SAGITTAHIUS CAPIICOIN GGOD LUCK ' - f muh TQ THE 'S Aoumus GRAD UATING CLASS M vi? + U1 fi',,'Z-ii URUS ' I - PISCES vnuno ' huwyn 1. MMA zo f Enjoy that j, 5. T REFRESHING 'LN bs : j 4 NEW ' ' FEELING f 'L-,E X ou et from Cokel W ' IOTTLID UNDER AUTNOIITY OF YH! COCA-COM COMPANY If BRlSSON'S DRUG Serving the community For good health Phone 865-2301 St. Pauls, North Carolina IDA'S DRESS SHOP Ladies Wear that ladies wear Dial 865-3141 220 West Broad Street St. Pauls, North Carolina POPE'S 5c TO 55.00 We're never undersold. Saint Pauls, North Carolina Carolyn Jackson, Miss F. H. A COBLE DAIRY PRCDUCTS Serving St. Pauls with the finest of Dairy Products Hay Street Fayetteville, North Carolina MCMILLAN SHULER OIL COMPANY, INC. Shell Petroleum Products Government Inspected ticket Printing Meters Phone HE- 3-2161 SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Lumberton, N. C. 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I Compliments to the Class of 1963- From DAN MCCORMICK' S, CClass of 19331 America's Award Winning Food Store Your success is our greatest pleasure Our success depends on Good Old St. Pauls Hi, because members of your classes are members of our own staff. Congratulations, Class of'63 for your continued success and always remember YOU are the future leaders of a GREATER ST. PAULS. LET'S HELP IT GROW. DAN MCCORMICK' S A Hometown Store A Graduate of St. Pauls Hi! If its in style, WE have it! JCE SUGARS MAINTENANCE Saint Pauls, North Carolina Everything for the smartly dressed man, woman, or teenager! WEEJUNS GANT SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Wholesale Hardware Sz Janitor supplies MADRAS WRAP-AROUNDS HIP-STITCHED SKIRTS Satisfactor CULOTTES V oLD coLoNY SWEATERS H. v. Nelson, ENGLISH LEATHER President MADRAS Bgglflsi CPLOICIEETIHEJOKS, ETC. Te1ep1?ngTginu5'33'6857 BLAZERS ' ' OX LONDON FOG Huntersville, North Carolina MISS ADVENTURE NEW ERA BLOUSES HOLBROOK SHIRTS Compliments of THE SCOTTISH BANK Serving Robeson in 5 convenient locations Better Banking not a slogan-it's our business Member of FDIC M. H. MCLEAN WHOLESALE Distributors for Shawnee Flour Elm Street Lumberton, North Carolina We're backing the Bulldogs! BelliHensdale Mon. thru Thurs. 9 to 5:30 -- Sat. 9 to 6 Lumberton and Fayetteville North Carolina ,uno Q 4 eo 2 B J .T g fy' Q, gf. -' - nl. gf Q 'SNIBV ' .r I T Q' ,' Q-bln Roby VY 5? SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Fayetteville, N. C. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OUR PATRONS Saint Pauls- John B. Regan John S. Butler John D. Canady Margolis Department Store Fayetteville- Eddie's Music Center Black's Men Store Lumberton- Sullivan and Peacock Lennon's Men Store Pearl- Lilly Maternity Shop Merrimac Music Eat and Grow CATES PICKLES Saint Pauls, North Carolina SAM'S TUNE-UP SHOP Just call for Sam! Highway 301 Phone 865-3038 Saint Pauls, North Carolina FRANK McBRYDE'S OPTICIANS Fayetteville, North Carolina WILSON MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Saint Pauls, North Carolina THE CAPITAL Finest in fashion. Campus Corner for Girls- Ivy Hall for Boys- Fayetteville, North Carolina W. D. BROADWELL Hardware, Building Supplies Farming Equipment Saint Pauls, North Carolina BERNARD'S lVIEN'S STORE Fashion First for the man- Fayetteville, North Carolina MUSSLEWHITE'S GROCERY Saint Pauls, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND CC 9 We re The Bulldogs, Weare The BEST! F T ' ' ,Q ' F1 J 'f ,,..L,.... 57 'N J f ' X .xv ,f , X V Y, r X, 1 I' 7 X W lf ' ' J I ' 1 f X, , TF. y,-I Q, N 7 I .1 ,... ,-Q I ,A . , f . ,W . 1 , 0, ,.... f f I W-A ,,,.Y W- if A , ,NM ! X .1 , ' 1 Y 1 5, ,,,,,,,,, ln V W Y T' W I w-l-nil Q3 QD Q-,Y ,Q K5 -, V-N LJ k., 113 en g a we 'Yagi ' T au .Pr Pg. .,. F441-,Q..,. ,J E QQ Q5 Q 0 'E ii Q vqw U 4 Q N Q9 '32 X Q5 ix. ,D J Dr I S -, Dear Friends, This book you are now holding is the product of a full year's diligent labor. We, the annual staff of 1963, take pride in our work and hope that we have pleased you with this YOUR yearbook. At the first meeting of the staff this summer, it was decided with great excitement that the 1963 SA-TA-PA would be above all things, the very best we could produce. The next goal we set was to make this annual different! We increased the pages, allowing for eight new auto- graph pages. We sold plastic covers in hopes that this, too, would give lasting life and enhancing beauty to our annual. The most obvious change is the arrangement of the annual. In capturing the events of a full and busy year at SPHS, we decided to take themin consecutive order. This way we could save the classes for last, and as the Seniors will leave us this year--we know we have saved the BEST for last. The annual staff hopes that we have succeeded in producing an annual that you can be proud to own. God bless you all. Sincerely, The annual staff 6 g K L0 n ,f -+ S. f fi. F -C ' j E55 j1!iL-diff I V' if sa 1 its is in Q.. r K- Kx X-- 1 U. cv ,, F Tx Q R x f at Q M Senior Directory ARNETTE, WILBUR NASH-F.F.A. 45 Library Assistant 4. AUTRY, DAVID EARL-All-State Chorus 45 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Football 2,45 Glee Club 1,35 Monogram Club 4. BECK, ALBERT MILTON-Annual Staff 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3. BELCH, THELMA ELVIRA-J. V. Basketball 15 Cheerleader 45 Color guard 25 F.H.A.1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Glee Club 2,45 Library Club 35 Monogram Club 45 Office Worker 25 Paper Staff 45 Stu- dent Council 1,2. BROWN, GEORGE NOEL-Baseball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Office Worker 4. BURKE, CHARLES MURIAL-F.F.A. 1,2,35 Football 15 Glee Club 1,2. DAVIS, ANNIE LAURIE-J.V. Basketball 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Office Worker 3. DAVIS, MARY ELLEN-Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Office Worker 45 Paper Staff 45 Superlative 45 E. C. Publication Conference. DURDEN, PENNY JEAN-F.H.A. 2,3. EDGE, WILLIAM MARION-Clas s Officer, Secretary 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, EDGE, JoHN ROBERT-F.F.A. 1,2,3g Bus Driver 2,3,4, EVANS, ROBERT LEWIS-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Office Worker 45 Paper Staff l,2,45 French Club 35 Student Council 3,45 Superlative 4. FIELDS, JIMMY-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. FISHER, RoY LEE-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Office Worker 4. FOLEY, GARY NICHOLAS, JR.-Baseball 2,35 Basketball, J.V. 2, Varsity 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Class Officer, Secretary 35 F.F.A. 15 Latin Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 State Beta Club Convention 2. HALL, STEVE PAT-All County Baseball 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor5 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,45 Football 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 35 Monogram Club 1, 2,3,45 Office Worker 15 J.V. Basketball 1,2. HILL, GERALDINE-J.V. Basketball 15 F.H.A. 25 Office Worker 3. HINSON, RICHARD MORRIS-Beta ciub 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 root- ball 35 Boys' State 45 Salutatorian. HOGAN, OCIE KYLE-Annual Staff 35 Assistant Class Editor5 Band 15 F.F.A. 15 F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 1,2,35 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Boys' State 45 Student of the Month 4. HUGGINS, WILLIAM GOLY-Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pre sident 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Glee Club 4. JACKSON, ALICE FAYE-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 25 Office Worker 35 Paper Staff 4. JACKSON, CAROLYN FAYE-Basketball 1,25 Cheerleader 3,45 Assistant Chief 4, Secretary 45 Color Guard 15 G.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Historian 1,2, Reporter 3, Vice-President 45 Glee Club 25 Li- brary Club 45 Monogram Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Paper Staff 45 Art Editor5 French Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Su- perlative5 Student of the Month 45 Miss F.H.A. 3. JACKSON, DORIS ANN-All-State Chorus 3,45 Basketball 25 J.V. Cheerleader 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Office Worker 3. JACKSON, DOUGLAS-F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1. JACKSON, JAMES SILIS-F.F.A. 1,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Office Worker 3,4, JACKSON, JIMMY WILBUR-Glee Club 15 Paper Staff 4. JACKSON, MARVIN, JR.-F.F.A. 1,2,35 Office Worker 35 Bus Driver 4. KINLAW, JAMES THEODORE-Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 F.F.A. 15 Football 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. LYDE, MARGARET-F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 25 Glee Club 35 Office Worker 3. MAULDIN, WILLIE ELBERT-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, McCOLL, DANIEL CURRIE-Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 45 F.F.A. 15 F.T.A. 15 Football 1,2,3,45 All-Con- ference Honorable Mention 45 Office Worker 3. MCDUFFIE, ROBERT CARL-F.F.A. l,2,35 Bus Driver 4. McGUGAN, NANCY LEE-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Paper Staff 4. MEW, JOHN WESLEY, JR.-Baseball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 35 Bas- ketball 3,45 Class Officer, President 2, Vice-President45 F.F.A. 1,25 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Paper Staff 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Boys' State 4. ODOM, JANICE EVELYN-Basketball, J.V. 1,Varsity 2,3,45Beta Club 2,35 Class Officer, Vice-President 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Glee Club 2,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Paper Staff 2,45 Sports Editor 45 Student of the Month 35 Youth Fitness Conference 45 Student Council 4, T reas ur e r 45 Superlative 45 Bus Driver 45 State Beta Convention 25 Captain, Basketball Team 45 All-Conference Honorable Mention 3. OSBORNE, CHRISTERLEEN-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Li- brary Club 4. OWENS, RICHARD DOUGLAS-Baseball1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 1,35 F.F.A. 15 Monogram Club 3,45 Office Worker 25 Paper Staff 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 3,4. PHEAGIN, GWENDOLYN LOUISE-Annual Staff 3,4, Editor-in- chief 45 Beta Club 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Assistant Chief 3, Chief 45 F.H.A. 3,4, Parliamentarian 35 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice- President 25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Girls' State 45 Mayor of Phillipsville, candidate for Govenor, Most Outstanding Citizen5 Superlative 45 Student of the Month 35 North Carolina Student Council Congress 35 E. C. Publication Conference 45 State Beta Club Convention 45 Paper Staff 2,3,4, Exchange Editor 2, Head Reporter 3, Social Editor 45 Banner Carrier 3,4, PHIPPS, THOMAS LEROY-Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Band 1, Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 F.F.A. 15 F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Office Worker 1,25 Paper Staff 3,4, Production Manager 45 Latin Club 3,45 French Club 3,45Superlative 45 E. C. Publica- tion Conference 45 J.V. Basketball 1,2. REGAN, GEORGE DUNCAN-Annual Staff 45 Advertising Manager 45 Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, County Presi- dent 45 Class Officer 4, President5 F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Sergeant-at- arms 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Paper Staff 1, 2,3,45 Joke Editor 1,2, Sports Editor 3, Production Manager 45 Boys' State 35 Student of the Month 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Winner of Oratorical Contest 45 State Beta C onvention 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Superlative 4. ROGERS, CAROLYN MARIE-F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 4. SELLERS, OSCAR BARRY-All-Conference Football 45 Band 15 Basketball 2,3,4, Tri-Captain 45 F.F.A. 1,4, Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Office Worker 2. SESSOMS, PATSY JEANETTE-Annual Staff 45 Class Officer, Secretary 45 Color Guard 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 E. C. Publication Conference 4. SILL, BENJAMIN LEE-Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Class Officer, President 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Joke Editor 1, Sports Editor 2,35 Latin Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Student Council 2,4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 45 Superlative 45 Boys' State 45 County Commissionerg Science Fair, State 3, District 2,35 Navy Cruiser Award 35 Stu- dent of the Month 35 Student of the Year 45 Marshal 3, Valedic- torian 4. SMITH, WOODY LEON- F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club. WILSON, REBECCA RAE-Baseball scorekeeper 15 Basketball, J.V. 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Co-Captain 45 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Class Officer, President 1, Treasurer 45 F.H.A. Song Leader 1, Parlia- mentarian 2, President 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. 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