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

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Foreword Another year has passed. We are a year older and a certain part of our lives is gone--never to be regained. The 1962-63 school year held much for us. We were wee- juned and madrased --we learned and experienced--we grew. We entered as freshmen through the doors of St. Pauls High. There have been many doors to open, explore, and enter. Some doors have been closed permanently--some will remain open forever. The SA-TA-PA staff, 1963, has tried to compile these fleeting moments of a year into one book. This is YOUR book. 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

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A 'iff t if My Editor-in-chief ' 4 Gwen Pheagin Cindy Hall Assistant Editor Mrs. Joan John Advisor Annual Publication of THE ANNUAL STAFF OF SAINT PAULS HIGH SCHOOL SAINT PAULS, NORTH CAROLINA Nineteen hundred sixty-three SA-TA-P 1'

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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 .