Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1968 volume:

PATTERNS Randolph Public Library Asheboro, North Carolina 19638 PRINHIAN Editor: Waiva Mickey—Business Man- agers: Lowell Farlow and David Ed- wards—Advisor: A. D. Hiatt. Published by the TRINHIAN Staff of Trinity Trinity High School High School. Trinity, North Carolina Patterns... This is a pattern book. It is filled with the patterns you have patterned, and The ones your classmates, Your friends have patterned. It is a book of today—patterns... I’m worried about the grammar test... What if I don’t pass... It’s Over... And a book of tomorrow—patterns... I can’t wait ’til Saturday... Tomorrow [ll study... I need to work on my research paper... And a book of next year—patterns... We're going to be seniors... I’m taking two histories... Next year will be great... Patterns of Féatures (0.33 Pe eA School: Lifes. si eee ee Academies .2.2)0..5.. 02 ne eto Students i402 Seer eee OO Advertisers.............146 Sporis oor hogy, inininivins ‘ ... the buildings ... the ... the Juniors . .. the Sophomores ... the Freshmen .. . the essence of Trinity High School... giving it its own personality ... reflecting a mode of thinking that sets it apart ... making it a way attitude ... the learning Aes of life obvious to all but often overlooked in the necessary group of people, not yet mentioned, who will always cherish this scramble for knowledge . . . much is to be remembered . . . but school, for they are the last graduating class, THE CLASS OF °68 we, the TRINHIAN Staff, dedicate the 1968 TRINHIAN to a ... much is left unsaid... _ a1 pre RRR This, your pattern book is but yesterday patterns forgotten. Whether fulfilled or unfinished, They are no more. There is no time for yesterday patterns anymore, for Yesterday is gone, and Tomorrow waits. We, the staff, hope that you will enjoy this annual and keep it for the future. Tomorrow waits. ’ yl Pisa . 4 Queen of Homecoming is Waiva Mickey, chosen by the student body from five represen- tatives. pean : Ret aa eR HSAROU EERE Heseeeeessen ent Sesiee peomensioragsese Pecenat tore eerreerers’ ts). eee Aen Resa Sag SENNA ponpaeesstfre ic he ERED Lig SSR x does tee PON Oe aa Lies RON a Sot mae Pee Seer Soke ee eaee prerecersr Miter ite SEDER Rick Fpserewrasiness ca 2e5% £9 ener y wis po ES tg, fey Hove Gia sisysin Beauty reigns with the queen and members of her court. They are Waiva Mickey, Sandra Underwood, Annette Boggs, Janet Frye, and Janie Smith. Crisp fall air and girls in wool skirts, football, the crowd’s wild excitement or tense anticipation, bright colors, people and good times worth re- membering—this is Homecoming time. Rewarding was the well- fought victory. Inspiring was the Western Carolina band. Lovely were the queen and her court. Tough were our boys. Fun. Home- coming time Sandra Underwood, Senior Attendant. Exciting events complete the Homecoming Day with bands, and floats, and lovely atten- dants. From twenty representatives, five girls were chosen, the queen and her attendants, four. In the lower left picture is the Junior Attendant, Annette Boggs; in the upper right is Janie Smith, Sophomore Attendant; and Janet Frye, Freshmen Atten- dant in the lower right. Bringing together the old and the new is Homecoming, a gay, sentimental time. For the new, it’s exciting. For the old, it is a time when acquaintances meet and memories are recalled. On page 11, top picture is our marching band. Middle left picture is a 10 winner, Junior Float. Below the class winner is the club winner, the Student Council float. To the right lovely Jean Boylen rides in the parade. 11 Her effective teaching and her guidance have resulted in the Key Club’s selecting Mrs. Margaret Whitlock as the teacher they wish to honor. A popular teacher among the students, Mrs. Whitlock, who teaches French I and II, is recognized for her dedication. oS ha pean EN 4ibee® Awarded for Effort Academically, these ten, Erlene Whitt, Tommy Atkinson, Edward Winslow, Larry White, Claudia Williams, Vonda Brady, Jeanne Ware, Peggy Lineberry, Linda Crater, and Gwendolyn Scotton, led their class. 13 , David Edwards, Suzanne and Linda Hohn. Special Guest was little e fe) ”n B=} w = jo) ial ee 3 4 VSiaiee! oO a � 3 OoUe¢ ais ws om op SS Lae fi oy = [ou Sior a noua es GS ss iS } 2 ne) IST ea a ee — A z:% os 235 4 TU - SB ¢ a. 0 Ea0 ees ee 22 Sox an tes Dee tH ie 9) is} es} Se 2) Crees iD) wt G Oe a SS oO o Se aes M Sas n OD 42.3 @) Q Sie oe = as abe = .% @ if: Gat = OD = Sogo =} a= 3 CH 2° SI N é A big wonderful dream is that night of the Junior-Senior Prom. It is a magic night filled with decorations, a band, formal wear, and delightful entertain- ment. A lucky person can be seen swirling around the floor with 15 the girl or boy of their choice. A night to be remembered. A big wonderful dream. ism t 0 Yl Leadership and pat itizen Awa R. Good Ci she was presented the D.A ions, t Ca 1on fi i al ican Revolut Because of these qu tt. i ies of Erlene Wh in Chapter of the Daughters of the Amer lit standing qua ander Mart among the out e ar x from the Ale : : : SUGGS Sandra Underwood was THS’ representative for the Central Carolina Confer- ence Tournament. Noted for her striking beauty, Sandra was honored by her classmates as Most Attrac- tive Senior, When the class of 1968 entered the doors of Trinity High School, ali were on the same level—inexperienced Freshmen with no one to lead them but well-versed upperclassmen and understanding faculty. As the sophomore and junior years passed, faces became names, names be- came faces, and class leaders began to emerge gradually from the obscurity of numbers. Then came the final year with its varied hopes, ideas, and plans. It was a year of dignity mingled with responsibility and prolonged work for those Seniors who contributed so much to Trinity High. They gave much that was theirs in the best interests of all. In recognition of their superior contributions, a committee of fac- ulty members bestowed upon these twelve the coveted honor - OUTSTANDING SENIORS in the Class of 1968. 17 Outstanding Seniors Perky Jean Boylen added enthusiasm and pep at Trinity ballgames as co-chief cheerleader. Many honors were bestowed upon Joyce Coltrane because of her vigorous participation in F.H.A. Leadership and intelligence are main qualities Jimmy Dor- sett, President of the Student Council, possesses. 18 e e e Athletic ability | of David Edwards pulled Trinity’s football team through several tight spots. Lowell Farlow, Eddie Harris, Waiva Mickey, president of the Key Club, student council excelling in mathematics, also was elected member, and vice-president of the senior class _ president of the senior class. is dependable and responsible. a high stepping, flashy twirling major- ette, led the band and other major- ettes. Wesley Vaughn, vice-president of the Beta Club, was a member of the golf and debating team. Aggressive guard Larry White helped lead Trinity’s Being secretary As a necessary forward | nf varsity basketball team on to vic- : tory. He is also treasurer of the of the senior class, Wixie White also enjoys Erlene Whitt was on the almost undefeated senior class. spreading school spirit as a majorette. girls’ basketball team for four years. i ovcetiieesaemheneeneee tte ee Being president of the Beta Club Edward Winslow takes one of his unusual periods of relaxation. Chosen by Andy Griffith, Jean Boylen is the first MISS TRINHIAN. She was selected from a field of five. Sandra Underwood, Wixie White, Anne Barnes, and Margaret Buchanan were contestants. On page 153 is a copy of Andy Griffith’s letter in which he states his selection. Indeed, an honor worthy of recognition is Miss Trinhian, JEAN BOYLEN. Jean Boylen, MISS TRINHIAN 21 The pattern of 8:20... Homeroom, then five classes of study... The pattern of bells to direct us and teachers to instruct us... A willingness to learn... rat - tat - tat, do - re - mi, reds and greens, up center, resolved that... The pattern of belonging to clubs... A feeling of togetherness... The pattern of serving others, not yourself... The idea that with a group there can be something found that cannot be found alone... The pattern of being together... Of being challenged... To teach and be taught... a a a: ae 3:05 pape School Life The pattern of belonging to clubs... The pattern of serving others, not yourself... The pattern of being together... 23 “0H Members of the brass section rehearsing for Christmas program. Members of majorettes practice. Wind instruments echo “‘Silent Night” in preparation for program. 24 Percussion members readying for a game. Majorettes are Joyce White. Members of the brass section rehearse each day on stage and often marching drills are rehearsed on the field. Directed by Mr. Joseph Gamble, the band performs at many school functions. Wind instruments are a part of the band. These instruments are played by these students who, along with the brass and percussion band members, perform at the home football games. Performing also are the majorettes. Staton, Wixie White, Becky White, Waiva Mickey, head; Sara Skeen, and 25 Blending voices are exhibited by the members of the Trinity High School mixed chorus. This group performs at several school functions and pre- sents an annual spring concert. The group is directed by Mr. Joseph Gamble. Officers for the group are Allen Welborn, president; Bob Spencer, vice-president; Woody Hicks, treasurer. The accompanist is Kathy Farlow. Mr. Gamble and officers. Mr. Gamble directs chorus in a few warm-up exercises. 26 Oils, brushes, pastels can be found being used in Mr. Joseph Gamble’s art class. This paintings. Beautiful Christmas decorations were created by these course has attracted much attention this year. Many talented gifted students. Their works are displayed daily. students have been displaying interesting and unusual drawings and Mr. Gamble and two stu- dents admire some of the art work done by the two classes. Appreciation for the theatre is gained in Mr. A. D. Hiatt’s dramatics class. This year the stu- dents have attended several plays including Shakespeare’s mulshe Comedy of Errors,” and movies. Analyzing these plays and movies is part of the class work as well as writing an original one-act play, pantomiming, analyzing characters, characterizing, and build- ing the set for the Senior play. Make-up, costuming and lighting are also stressed. The Dramatics Club meets monthly and stresses theatre appreciation. Students perform at these meetings. Dramatics Club officers Lynn Bradshaw, secretary, Vicki Cook, treasurer; Ron Blackmon, vice-president; and Bobby Hawkins, president with advisor A. D. Hiatt. The dramatics students viewed the students from the School of Arts, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 28 Joyce Woodell performs from “My Fair Lady” at Dramatics Club meeting. Buddy Pless expresses sadness. oe ue oo cay Sua Deange Buddy Pless expresses laughter. English at work — 2 SOE Bsn OoShceerienmmainn: ee — i ESA Bee: staeieiencisnmisnunc: SS. SK . Se ; geet OeUaeS amte Mrs. Moon’s English class at work on verbs. ‘tag se a. | a . = Snes re - r y Ask Mr. Hiatt if the research paper is due today or Wednesday. Reactions differ as students examine literature problem in Mrs. Peace’s class. 30 Promoting interest in interscholastic debate is the primary purpose of the Debating experience. They are guided by Mr. Kenneth Elmore, the faculty Club, Each member possesses an interest in speech and a willing- advisor. ness to work. This year’s team has had three years of debating Debators are Jock Coffield, Edward Winslow, Tommy Atkinson; Front Row: Mr. Kenneth Elmore, advisor; David Edwards, and Wesley Vaughn. Ww _ | | | i eee Neen yuill THO , (pb! ¥ “ie ees pris goeEh APS IROIEE EH: BEE MATOS GBS: MO PUEES Sa cay. LPs bi otis Errorless must the typists be for a paper worthy of recognition. Peggy Lineberry examines the QUILL and SCROLL of which | Trinity’s journalism class is a member. : i, With work sheets due weekly, working are Mrs. Shirley Johnson’s journalism students. } 32 Mrs. Shirley Johnson, BULLDOG TALES advisor, instructs editor Vonda Brady. Where pencils are seldom laid aside and seldom does silence reign is Mrs. Shirley Johnson’s room for reporters—the journalism class. Meeting the deadline and trying to publish one of the best school newspapers in the school’s history, the class works endlessly. Succeeded have they. The newspaper this year had a colorful crew, who felt that an enjoyable atmosphere was as important to putting out a healthy newspaper as fact gathering and objective reporting. The staff succeeded in giving the students a “worthwhile” newspaper. ike ieee Editorial staff members Phil Bouldin, Ronnie Kitchen, Suzanne Goforth, and Gwendolyn Scotton work with Vonda Brady. 33 The TRINHIAN planning began in the early spring of 1967 for the 1968 annual. Sales began in September of °67. When’s the TRINHIAN coming out? This question rang in the ears of all staff members. The TRINHIAN is a special book. For some, it is a means of identifying that someone special or even one’s self. An early deadline caused pandemonium among the staff who inter- mittently panicked, griped, and pounded typewriters. They struggled with horizontal pictures which had to fit into vertical spaces. They fought the January snow. Many events could not be recorded, for the book was on the press in January. The final deadline was in February and our work was completed. May came and so did the TRINHIAN. With the student’s approval, the staff members smiled with a feeling of satisfaction and pride. Their work had not been in vain! Editor Waiva Mickey ponders over change of pic- tures and the resulting copy. Praise not given to business managers goes to these two, David Edwards, and Lowell Farlow. Editorial staff members Debbie Darr, Karen Hayworth, Brad Hurley, Mary Lou Hin- shaw, Brenda Loflin, and Wesley Vaughn were instrumental in presenting the memo- rable events. They look on as Mr. A. D. Hiatt approves copy on page one. 34 Feature staff members Vickie Gallimore, Jackie Boylen, Ann Barnes, and Brenda Loflin. Typists, Brenda Loflin and Mary Lou Hinshaw. Saath, School Life staff, Suzanne Goforth, Debbie Darr, and Susan Lambeth. Carolyn Mickey, Brad Hurley, and Mary Ann Staton, sports staff. Not pictured David Sykes. eh) Glistening and new Members of the advertising staff. were our TRINHIANS. Seniors were honored in a special assembly program. Individual name-engraved annuals were presented to Seniors. New ideas were noted throughout the book. Patterns. A cherish. Memories we will pattern. Unending was the work of the class staff, Mary Lou Hinshaw, Becky Smith, and Kay Woodell. At right is the advertising staff, David Edwards, Edward Winslow, Lowell Far- low, Tommy Atkinson, and Wesley Vaughn. Not pictured Camille Davis. Teresa Trivette, Sharon Albertson, and Karen Hayworth, faculty staff. 36 | | | or ag tex ‘ed i f— = o i ee : ° : a : a : : G she o oe Vo ' BS 4 SO te aia aie s an — ae 2 : c aa Ss 7 Oia = S 38 : f Cs e — so] az e ad Oo ° i a 5 3 ee | Clee — S A : — ® Ore) Ge} : slept a, : Dees 5 @ s are : a, £8 : fey 23 = : Boe AN soe ond BY ws 2 nA co oO - S te 9) eS Qs io) e, 3S he is Ba 2 3 3 “= 30 Pp nN iss Beverly Crotts’ world history class. 37 : ¥ A study of the past, the Greeks and the Romans. The highest honor perhaps that a student may receive is being tapped into the Beta Club, an honor society. These students have had several school projects which have proven worthwhile. Beta Club officers are Wesley Vaughn, Stanley Skeen, Lynn Childress, Edward Winslow, and Jo Ann Marion. Members of Trinity’s Beta Club. 38 Members of the French Club. 39 Students of French gain much by being members of the French Club. Active members are also active in Mrs. Margaret Whitlock’s classes as they gain an insight into the people, their culture, and language of France. The program is enriched by the lab work and Madame Whitlock’s personal account of her trip to France this year. Members of the French Club. Without the able assistance of Miss Anne Felton, the library could not function properly. ISAO oc : ENO 2 = SAK ae SSE aa In Cold Blood and other books of interest, whether for reading pleasure, book reviews, or research papers, can be found in the library. Several new books were added this year making the library an ever- growing department. Assisting Miss Anne Felton with many duties are Linda White, Peggy Lineberry, Carolyn Coltrane, Suzanne Goforth, Barbara Ward, and. Lajuana Scarboro. 40 Aspiring to teach are the students who are members of the FTA. Several projects this year had the FTA. They have also assisted teachers by some- times substituting for a short period of time. Future teachers gain much from the leadership of Mrs. Lalin Members of the FTA club. Ashmote, advisor. Members of the FTA club discuss future plans. 41 Business machines are used by students enrolled in business courses. Students have completed these courses, qualified are they for positions in - planning a career in business may take shorthand, bookkeeping, offices or furthering their studies at college. office practice, business math, and Typing I and II. When students Typing, a vital course to all business students. Students learn the keyboard and then it’s time for learning the different letter styles, indentions, and speed typing, hopefully without too many errors. pro 6 Advisors Mrs. Carol Gibson and Mr. Roy B. Allen directed the o Future Business Leaders of America in the preparation of a Stu- dent Directory. Officers of the club are Melinda Moore, president, Randy Ridge, vice-president; Joyce White, secretary, and Sandy Buchanan, treasurer. Mr. Roy B. Allen and Mrs. Carol Gibson, FBLA advisors. Officers of the FBLA club. 43 Members of the DECA club are trained for future employees and managers. Mr. Kenneth Nance is advisor. Key Club officers Lowell Farlow, Larry White, David Leading local merchants sha Golap ve employ D. E. students part-time. The practical experience nec- essary is gained. Classroom study of economics and salesmanship training furnish the background for each student. DECA officers Tony Carter, David Kidd, Danny Kidd, Ray Trivette with DECA Sweetheart, Yolanda Molnar. 44 Edwards, @ @ Keying in are Key Club members who are associated with the Kiwanis Club of Archdale-Trinity communities. They have been instrumental in several projects this year. Key Club members relax after organizing Powder Puff game. — 2 eee Key Club members painted the seats in the football stadium. 45 Future Homemakers Future homemakers of America are girls enrolled in home eco- be a homemaker, primarily or secondarily. Training in this art is nomics. The study of home economics is one of the most essential. important subjects for girls. No matter what her career, she will In this course students learn to cook and plan meals. They learn of each girl enrolled in home economics, these methods may be how to sew and alter clothes. Under the expert supervision of achieved. Mrs. Linda Kennerly and Mrs. Rosebud Rinehardt and the efforts The Future Homemakers of America Club is active. Several pro- jects have been accomplished this year. Also, each month the girls vote a homemaker of the month. Winners thus far are as follows: September— Vickie Powell October—Judy Coggins November—Judi Myers December—Pam Hill January—Becky Smith 46 FHA officers Kathy Hill, Judy Myers, Becky Smith, and Joyce Coltrane check on pie. With ceramics FHA girls enjoy working. ammering and sawing, members of the FHA use their skill to complete various projects. Planting, plowing, caring for stock, and other farm responsibilities are among their class discussions, Mr. J. W. Davis instructs boys in proper use of the electric saw. Members of the Future Farmers Club. 48 Future Farmers Club is open to all boys in agriculture classes. Leadership training in agriculture is a prime motive. This year the club expects to complete many projects. Deep in concentration the pl se Algebra IJ students ponder the many difficult equations ex- to ime tt. Students use classt igge d to them by Mr. Larry Sw pare the next day’s assignment. ine a pre oy Bip All minds on math? 50 i= = 4 Its not being alive casts no fear in these Sophomore’s minds, St Collecting leaves, identifying the paramecium, and dissecting the earthworm is studied by students in the Science Department. The Science Department presents a challenge to the students, and opportunities to stimulate interest are presented. Science, biology, chemistry, and physics are taught at Trinity High School. udents through the microscope examine a mystifying world. mal Sanam Engrossed in many hours Miss Ida Wyant’s girls fight for the rebound. of physical exertion are the students of Miss Ida Wyant’s and Mr. Gene Hiatt’s P. E. classes. The girls receive instruction and participate in volleyball, softball, basketball, and modern dance. The boys take part in volleyball, softball, basketball, and football. Expressions vary as the nurse pleases John Lowe. A coat of which the Monogram Club members can be proud—red, white, and blue. 52 Participation in sports enables these students to be a member of the Monogram Club. belong to this select club. These students represent the athletic Members of football, basketball, baseball, golf, and cheerleaders all program of Trinity High School. Awarded for their athletic achievements, these athletes are proud to wear the letters and stars on their monogram jackets. Students representing the band in this club are Larry Coltrane, John Wardell, Susan Lambeth, Cathy Simmons, Lynn Davis, Bill Thomas, and Tony Carter. New this year is the Band Monogram Club. Representing two years aS majorettes are Joyce, Wixie, and Waiva. 53 Important are positions held by firemen, boys who aid in fire drills, and workers in the school store. These girls work patiently each day selling pencils, paper, paperback books, and miscellaneous items. In the lower right picture is an everyday scene of students as they eat in the cafeteria. Above this picture are the store workers. To the left of these pictures are the firemen. Fire drills are held monthly and ever-ready are these boys. Connie Cook, Judy Snyder, Kay Loflin, Ann Sechrest, Deborah Price, Della Rabon, and Marlene Miller. A break from class, lunch, fourth or fith period. 54 Transporting students to and from school each day is the responsibility of the bus drivers. These nineteen drivers, under the careful supervision of Mr. Sydney Underwood, carry out their ability. Bus drivers are Larry White, Tommy Reddick, Allen Weldorn, Randy Ridge, Steve Self, Earl Forester, Margaret Robbins, Rachel Ronald Blackmon, Ronald Beasley, Mike Burrow, Carl Smith, Miller, and Wanda Green. Roger Lackey, Kevin Thompson, Alfred Brown, Junior Biles, Preparing food for THS students are Dezree Dowdy, Peggy Savage, Ramona Overcash, and Hope Tillotson. Not pictured Mittie Auman, Clara Floyd, Barbara Ann Varner, Beulah Hill, Eula Dobbins and Doris Boulding. 55 and Larry b) dent � vice-pres} Lowell Farlow | secretary ie White, 1X WwW Harris, president 1¢e are Edd ass officers ite, treasurer. Senior Cl Wh 56 Serving as class officers is a rich and rewarding experience. These students were selected by their classmates, an honor in itself. Fulfilling their obligations to these classmates requires much preparation and work. Directing meetings, taking minutes, collecting and counting money are important functions well carried out by the THS class officers. go Ss Esther Martin, secretary; Gary VonCannon, treasurer; Benny Cruthis, president; and Karen Hayworth, vice-president served as Junior class officers. 57 Setting patterns for the student body is the task of the class officers. They pave the way; they set the example for each to follow. Their role is not bility is demanding. 2 an easy one. Cherish it they do but each one knows the responsi- President Steve Welborn, vice-president Randy Underwood, secretary Rhonda Johnson, and treasurer Janie Smith lead the way for the Sophomores. 58 Serving the Freshman class are officers David Winslow, vice-president; Woody Hicks, president; and Ricky Spencer, secretary-treasurer. i te ee Serving the school does the Student Council. Directed by Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Moon, these students paved the way for magazine sales, book covers, and blue and white trash cans. Members who served on Homecoming Committee. The finger of Mr. Moon points to model of our new school as Student Council members look on. Providing several trash cans on the school grounds aided in beautifying our campus. This, a project of the Student Council, was appreciated by all. 60 ale Ah a NT And a book 10r I'm now a Jun I” can be said by senior of next year patterns. “I’m a THS graduate I’m a Sophomore GS ¢ 3 3 a o o — “” S e 2 E z r ny o 2 Seal _ fae} is) Ss o = o ae cS = é 2 a! S E We) we n Ss cs} b) Margaret Buchanan, sophomore Gary King, freshman Jackie Boylen, and junior Gary VonCannon. re o ' =I o) a -_ i } ie) ne) = fo} =) oO — a ° aq oO — a oO ioe} = ad S _ Aire B oS So oO Os 28 fel aoe os as oO , ais aS one — 3 O bo € aq Pe 62 The pattern of knowledge... Perception, strife, excellence... The pattern that makes Trinity High School a reality... The pattern that makes us want to study... The pattern that is the Strive for Excellence... The pattern in the teacher who is pleased with the understanding which comes out of darkness... The pattern of note cards, research papers, maps, books, rulers, compasses, A mind... ACADEMICS School a reality... EGE De Hi elence... c a po) ,O — o = bn Nn o Ss a 3S a= = bd o s a vo = i= The pattern in the teacher who is pleased... 63 Mr. J. R. Coggins Dedication atin ahs ssl y when affixed to a personality of Mr. Coggins’ depth and stature is a whole- some word denoting understanding, warmth, and ability. The responsibility, ultimate, of the seemingly unending stream of problems and decisions rests on the shoulders of principal J. R. Coggins. MS Witnesses ta : we 4 Mr. Coggins views model of Trinity’s new high school. Mr. Coggins’ decisions 64 Mrs. Hilda Brady Indispensable is Mrs. Hilda Brady, secretary. Going beyond the dictates of her job, she is a friend to the students. KERRY Myer of Gon at 678 9 0 fi 846 6 T i 20 21 22.23 24 25 cel Biren ee Stile ae te, Miss Doris Lambeth, guidance counselor for juniors and seniors, Librarian Anne Felton checks book for new entry. 65 Mr. Roy B. Allen With hobbies of coin collecting, bridge, and rook, Mr. Roy B. Allen teaches Typing I, II. He is co-sponsor of the Beta Club and FBLA and attended High Point College. sen ; beg ie Yi +P TTT LE LCE Mrs. Lalin E. Ashmore A Duke graduate, Mrs. Lalin E. Ashmore instructs in Algebra I and geometry classes. She is sponsor of the FTA. Gardening is her main interest. Mr. Thomas Anderson Mr. Thomas Anderson, a graduate of High Point College, teaches chemistry, English I, and sociology-economics. He is co-sponsor | of the Key Club and enjoys collecting coins. , 66 ‘Mrs. L. G. Bowman Miss Beverly Crotts “School” is the hobby of Mrs. L. G. Bowman, devoted teacher of Miss Beverly Crotts, teaching world history and public speaking, | English I, I, and III. She attended High Point College. graduated from High Point College and is currently attending UNCG. A co-sponsor of the Beta Club, she enjoys reading, music, and sports. 67 Mr. J. W. Davis Mr. J. W. Davis, agriculture teacher, sponsors the FFA. Graduate of North Carolina State, his main hobby is woodworking. Mr. John Doby Coaching the Trinity football team, Mr. John B. Doby teaches. American history and business math. He attended High Point College; he enjoys hunting. Mr. Kenneth Elmore | With hobbies of hunting and fishing, Mr. Kenneth C. Elmore teaches American history, biology, and English 1. He attended High Point College, University of N. C. at Chapel Hill, and U. N.C. of G. He is the sponsor of the debating team. 68 Mr. Joseph Gamble Ceramics is the hobby of Mr. Joseph P. Gamble. He teaches art, and directs glee club, and band. He attended Guilford and Appalachian colleges. Mrs. Carol C. Gibson Teaching sociology-economics, shorthand, and business law, Mrs. Carol C. Gibson attended East Carolina College. She is a co-sponsor of the FBLA and enjoys bridge, tennis, and swimming. ca Frost: ‘ Ropeleals Mr. A. Dillard Hiatt A High Point College graduate, Mr. A. D. Hiatt teaches English I and II, dramatics, and sociology- economics. He sponsors the Dramatics Club, Senior Play, and the TRINHIAN. Collecting LP records and writing poems are his main hobbies. 69 Mr. Ed Hughes latt Mr. Gene H cience is taught by Mr. Ed Hughes who attended both al s ate Jr. and High Point colleges. Sports, fishing, and reading as well as sponsoring the Key Club are his main interests. Gener Wing s ee ce) oe a. ish Sa og ae o nS — 3 Sid e.g (Soy Ss © a OVE) ae) toe Sy 5D P= roheencs o .§ Ss as FD Yi ted = isc} varsity basketb ? Being the sponsor of th girls f High Point aduate o He is a gr ° ce cien ollege and enjoys all sports. education and general s cE 70 Mr. Wayne Hughes Mrs. Shirley Johnson Mrs. Shirley Johnson, English III and journalism teacher, attended High Point College. The sponsor of the “Bulldog Tales,” she enjoys cooking and working in flowers. Mr. Wayne Hughes teaches chemistry, Algebra HI, and general math. He graduated from High Point College. Mrs. Linda Kennerly Teaching home economics and marriage and family living, Mrs. Linda Kennerly sponsors the F.H.A. She attended UNCG and her main interests are sewing and ceramics. ial Miss Doris Lambeth A teacher of civics, Miss Doris Lam- beth is also Guidance Counselor. She graduated from East Carolina College and now attends UNCG. Her main interests are reading and bridge. Mrs. Brenda Moon Mr. Spencer Moon A co-sponsor of the Junior-Senior Prom, Mrs. Brenda Moon at- Mr. Spencer L. Moon teaches business math, bookkeeping, and of- tended Central Wesleyan College. She teaches English II and III. fice practice. He is co-sponsor of the Junior-Senior Prom. He is a graduate of Central Wesleyan College and enjoys hunting and golfing. 72 Mrs. Juanita Peace A graduate of High Point College, Mrs. Juanita English IV. Reading is one of her many interests. Peace teaches 73 Mr. Martin Poyner Graduating from Louisburg Junior College and High Point College, Mr. Martin Poyner, Guidance Counselor, teaches biology and sponsors the Monogram Club. He is coach of the boys’ varsity basketball team. r — Mrs. Rosebud Rinehardt Sewing and knitting are the hobbies of Mrs. Rosebud Rinehardt, home economics teacher. Graduating from U.N.C. of G. she is co-sponsor of the FHA. NS TRAAANANNERNE © : SERN Mr. David S. Underwood Being the assistant principal, Mr. David S. Underwood teaches civics and American history. He graduated from High Point College and enjoys farming and fishing. Mr. Larry Swiggett Mr. Larry Swiggett teaches Algebra II, and IV, and physics. Graduating from the University of N. C. at Chapel Hill and Wake Forest College, he is currently attending U.N.C. of G. His hobbies are sports of all kinds. 74 Mr. James S. Wooten A graduate of Western Carolina College, Mr. James Wooten, teaches business math, general math, and general science. His hobby is fishing. a Mrs. Margaret Whitlock Mrs. Margaret Whitlock, French teacher, is sponsor of the French Club. She is a graduate of High Point College. She enjoys sewing and read- ing as hobbies. Miss Ida Mae Wyant The varsity cheerleaders are sponsored by Miss Ida Mae Wyant. A graduate of Appalachian College, she teaches English I and physical education. Sports are among her interests. 76 The pattern of a body, strong and a mind, active and trained... The satisfaction of having tried, even inaloss... The pattern of physical competition... The cheers of victory, the sorrows of loss... The pattern of shoes, balls, jerseys, helmets, bats, more balls, coaches, fans, The pride one has of being onateam... SPORTS The satisfaction of having tried, even ina loss... The cheers of victory, the sorrows of loss... The pride one has of being ona team... With several returning lettermen the students are expecting bigger things from the team next not be considered as a truly successful season, but it did show season. The Bulldogs’ record of three wins and seven losses could that the Bulldogs were still building for greater seasons to come. : John Morton, Gary King, Lynn Scearce, Eddie Warren, Mike Doby, Thompson, and Phil Bouldin composed the first offensive unit. Mike Lohr, David Edwards, Jeff Gillis, Charles Kivett, Kevin Te Not whispering, but yelling, is Coach John Doby as he stresses his Assistant coaches Martin Poyner and Gene Hiatt contemplate the boys to hit harder for a Homecoming victory. boys’ next move. 78 Enthusiasm runs high by THS students and spectators as they cheer the Bulldogs’ winning touchdown during the Homecoming game with Ledford. Support of Trinity High fans has been strong. We continue to strive for good, clean sports- manship in all our sports competition. All conference Danny Roberts was the backbone of the defensive Phil Bouldin, who came on strong as the season progressed, unit. resounded as a strong blocker. Composing the first defensive unit were John Morton, Danny Lynn Scearce, Charles Kivett, Mike Doby, Gary King, and Kevin Roberts, Jeff Gillis, Phil Bouldin, Eddie Warren, David Edwards, Thompson. 80 Others who formed the squad were Jerry Boles, Roger Spaugh, Darrell Hill, Mike Lohr, Carvin Rush, Gary VonCannon, Chipper Bristow, Lester Penley, Mackie Parrish, and David Smith. $ spe? Re AS SE Eddie Warren was called upon when needed to play both tackle and fullback. As tackle, Lynn Scearce was a returning all conference candidate. Experience was shown by him throughout the season. The Bulldogs tasted victory in the fourth game by defeating Gibsonville 32-0. Sweet victory. All conference Mike Doby was in on several key plays throughout Scoring touchdown after touchdown was speedster John Morton. the season. | Mike Doby and Lynn Scearce provided the leadership as they served as Co- . Captains. 82 The Bulldogs won their first game against Gibsonville after losing three to Central, arch-rival Randleman and “played a good game except for a very West, and rival Allen Jay. After this victory Trinity looked as few mistakes which resulted in scores.” The last two games ended though they would live up to their pre-season expectations. But with the Bulldogs over Ledford, and number two in the state, because of injuries, the Bulldogs lost two or more before tasting Sumner, winning that contest. victory again against Denton Red Raiders. Next Trinity faced Tailback Kevin Thompson pro- vided the spark needed having been a latecomer to the squad. Instrumental in the team’s spirit was David Edwards, guard. In his first year of football, Roger Spaugh proved to be an asset to the team. 83 Roland Council, Jimmy Chapman, David Winslow, John, Peele, Mark Lester, Gary Flowers, Joe Sykes, Ronnie Waters, Bill Hay- Coach Poyner, Homer Foster, Mac Stanley, Rocky McElhannon, Joe Bristow, C. E. Hardin, William Battle, Larry Rorie, and Billy Davis discuss football, Freshmen-wise. worth, Gary Hill, and David varsity play. ood as Freshmen are prepared for Distributing programs are Jean Boylen and Sandi Pennington, co-chief and chief Advisor Miss Ida Wyant and chief Sandi Pennington. cheerleaders. Spearheading every project that may increase school spirit and encourage good sportsmanship are Shelia Coward, Sharon Porter, Esther Martin, Kay Duggins, Jean Boylen, Sandi Pennington, Susan Buchanan, Bobbie Boles, are our cheerleaders. Patrice Skeen, Rhonda Johnson, and mascot Sandy Burgess who devote and extend effort to support our sports program. These 85 With a 19-came-harwood schedule, Sumner, Allen Jay, and Gray’s Chapel victories followed. Defeat was met at the hands of Gibsonville twice and Franklinville. three returning lettermen, four sophomores, and four juniors be- ban the basketball season with a victory over Sumner. Allen Jay, q Sy NS e Fs 86 Kevin Thompson, forward, captained this year’s team. In his second season of varsity play he is the leading scorer. John Morton backcourt man provides much of the team’s spirit. Larry White proved to be a workhorse in the backcourt with his Kevin Thompson hustles by Sumner’s defense and lays it infor two outside shooting and ballhandling. points. 87 An integral part to any game is the scorekeepers. Gerald Davis, Stanley Skeen, Charlotte Teal, and Darrell Hill serve this part. Essential also to the team is Robert Thomas, manager. Members of the boys’ varsity basketball team are Gary York, John ton, Mike Lohr, Brad Hurley, Jackie Robertson, Ronald Foster, Morton, Larry White, Joe White, Kevin Thompson, Greg Penning- and Gary King. eg ; aided o race “ ae , wipe : Wy Yi, j Yin 88 Sumner lose their heads as they are defeated by Bulldogs! 89 Fighting like Bulldogs, Trinity’s boys’ varsity basketball team pulled many wins out of the season this year. The long practice sessions and plenty of hard work led us to success. With the excellent supervision of Coach Martin Poyner, the boys were a vast improvement over last year’s team. Two of their main assets were height and aggressiveness. Jackie sinks two while heavily guarded. Battling for top honors the girls’ basketball team have thus far not met defeat. Fight consecutive victories may mark the way for an undefeated season. Improving on last year’s record of 13-8 is now reality. Teamwork and accurate shooting provide the necessary essentials for a winning season. Top scorers Sandra Welborn and Linda Hohn lead the way. Forward Erlene Whitt, an excellent outside shot, aided the team with its accurate shooting. Sylvia Loflin, Wixie White, Jackie Boylen, Sandra Welborn, Sharon Albertson, Lynne Frye, and Linda Hohn view Coach Gene Hiatt’s floor plans. 90 Bad call by referee results in an appeal by Lynn Frye, Sheila Kinney, Sandra Welborn, Sharon Albertson, Coach Gene Hiatt, and Wixie White. Vehement were they. POLLAN Wixie White in her fourth year of varsity Linda Hohn, a starting rover for four years, leads in rebounding and aggressiveness. competition leads in teamwork and spirit. 91 Faithful are the managers of the girls’ basketball team. Linda Hohn goes above Sumnet’s players for rebound. 92 Kneeling: Ricky Hill, David Wood, and John Boggs. Standing: Ken Welborn, James Bowman, Wayne Johnson, Ken Lambeth, Mike Swaim, Gary Hill, Bill Hayworth, Mark Lester, and Kenny Barneycastle, Jayvee players. Coach Ken Rich amuses co-captains, Jayvees Kenny Welborn and Mike Swaim. Two points and clock watchers dominate the scene. 93 Miss Ida Wyant and girls plan their strategy while the other girls watch on anxiously. Joni Carter, Julia Taylor, Sara Skeen, Pat Faircloth, Charlotte Teal, Deborah Phillips, junior varsity basketballers. 94 as J. V. Cheerleaders: Terra Wood, Patty Whitt, Teresa Hawks, Kay Mauldin, Carolyn Mickey, Phyllis Beamon, Brenda Hall, Sara McGee, Betty Andrews. Ce i Posen ’ | ‘ : suas Tense are the moments during game with Sumner. Linda Hohn sets for a two-pointer. 95 Undefeated golfers again are ready for a winning season. Last year was a good season of golf for Coach Poyner and his boys; most of them Freshmen. With all these boys returning to the green, Trinity can again be proud of its team. Pat Howard powerfully leaves the rough. Randy Howard is a returnee to the team. Greg Pennington swings hard. 96 Gihiiie oe illy Walker improves his game by caddying. David Taylor follows tradition of his family. oF peo eR TELAT sears Trinity’s baseball team consists of ROW ONE: Larry White, Ronnie Jeff Gillis; ROW TWO; Brad Hurley, Gary VonCannon, Gary Whitehart, Robert Thomas, John Morton, Charles Kivett, and King, and Gary York. Senior Larry White adds spunk to the infield. John Morton, senior, with his speed and eZ hitting ability leads the team. 98 Pitcher Ronnie Whitehart is one of the three Seniors on the team. Returning to this year’s baseball team are three Sophomores, Gary King, Gary York, and Brad Hurley who lead the community’s Senior Little League team to a state victory. An asset they will be to the school’s team. Screams, cheers, cokes, hotdogs, and the masses invade the foot- ball stands. The football stadium rests quietly from the masses which almost weekly invaded its solitude. The pattern of 6 feet 2 inches... petiteracn. Blue eyes, brown, green... blond hair, red, brown, black... P@laSSESiaeae The pattern of A’s, B’s and DASA Ast The reward for looks, Mr. and Miss Trinity High... And many honors bestowed upon many, richly deserved... An honor of representing your class... The pattern of seeing yourself ten years hence in the °68 TRINHIAN ... 232 Freshmen 200 Sophomores 153 Juniors 129 Seniors A student body of seekers, planners, learners, yes The pattern of a student body of which we can be Proudyenr 100 og (S) = S o S lo} WN : : | x : oles oO n oO oI f, s iv, o o fon) = 2 Gy ”n — bel : 2 3 2 Z az 3 = Ne) o me) is = fe) o) 30 ne) fo as a) 5 3 5 © 2 iS x Ga foams a, fe) a p) S g = s _ ee} a, oO are fom 101 Mr. and Miss Trinity High % Chosen by the student body as Mr. and Miss Trinity High are Mike Doby and Waiva Mickey. It is obvious why. 102 Are Mike Doby and Waiva Mickey Frances Helen Albertson Linda Christine Albright Priscilla Dianne Alford During her spare time Frances Linda’s future plans include at- In the fall Dianne wants to attend enjoys swimming, music, and ten- tending North State Business Col- Winston-Salem State Teachers Col- nis. She is amember of the French lege. In her spare time she en- lege. Her hobbies include cooking, Club and Dramatics Club. joys bowling, cooking, and sewing. dancing, and reading. Viola Anne Barnes Thomas Lane Atkinson Lonnie Martin Arden Reading, music, sports, and sew- Tommy attended Boys’ State. Af- Among Lonnie’s hobbies are drag ing are among Anne’s hobbies. ter graduation he plans to attend racing and swimming. He plans After graduation she plans to at- N, C. State and study aerospace to go into military service after tend a business college. engineering. His hobbies are ten- graduation. nis, chess, and golf. 103 School Opens Willie Frank Baker David Lee Barnes Willa Jean Boylen Although he is the quiet type, David enjoys listening to music Jean is co-chief of varsity cheer- Willie is well known among the and playing with a combo. His leaders. She is interested in music students of Trinity High School. future plans include working. and especially talented in piano. Sonja Lynn Bradshaw Vonda Katherine Brady Lela Kay Brown Lynn wants to attend a business Vonda is editor of the BULLDOG Kay isa member of the Monogram college after graduation. Her hob- TALES. She enjoys working with Club. After graduation she wants bies are horseback riding, cooking, children. She plans to enter Ca- to continue her education in a and sewing. tawba College. business field. 104 And We're Seniors Matthew Madison Beck Matthew has participated in the Distributive Education program for two years. He plans to con- tinue working. Harley Hudson Biles, Jr. Junior has been a member of the Key Club and F.F.A. As a bus driver he was very dependable. Roger William Beeson Roger enjoys playing intramural basketball. His future plans in- clude attending Guilford Technical Institute. Chosen for Best Looking is Sandra Underwood and Mike Doby. 105 Robert Biles After graduation Robert wants to pursue a career in selling. Dur- ing his spare time he enjoys hunt- ing and art. Margaret Ann Buchanan Margaret was a Senior Home- coming Representative. She enjoys painting and hopes to obtain a career in art. Carolyn Sue Coltrane Carol has served as a librarian this Ron was the president of the Dra- year. She was also a member matics Club this year. He serves of the Future Business Leaders of the school by being a bus driver. America. Yvonne Myrtle Cobb Dancing, cooking, and reading are included among Myrtle’s many interests. After graduation she in- tends to go to a business college. Ronald Wayne Blackmon 106 Rings Arrive And Judy Lynn Coggins Being an enthusiastic member of FHA Judy has served as treasurer, secretary, and reporter. Business college is her ambition. Kenneth Sanford Bodenhimer Kenneth has taken his part in sports by serving as manager for the football and the basketball teams, Happy Are We Phillip Dean Bouldin Phillip Lane Brown Joyce Carlene Coltrane Phil was chosen Most School Spir- Phil has enjoyed playing baseball Through enthusiasm and hard ited of the senior class. He was a and golf. He plans to attend work Joyce has achieved the hon- member of the football team and Western Carolina University in the ors of being president of the the Key Club. fall. FHA and Miss FHA. Connie Marie Cook Vickie Elizabeth Cook Bonnie Ruth Cox Connie takes part in our distribu- Vickie takes part in our D.E.C.A. Bonnie is an active member of tive education class this year. She program. After graduation she D.E.C.A. Her chief interests are enjoys horseback riding and ten- plans to continue working. Her drawing and reading. She intends nis. hobbies are swimming, bowling, a career in business. and dancing. 107 oe Calling Cards Robert Anthony Carter Terry Lee Clark Charles Donald Clodfelter Tony is an active member and Terry was a member of the distri- Donnie has enjoyed playing intra- president of D.E.C.A. this year. butive education class and also a mural basketball. He is also an He also serves as district parlia- member of the Future Farmers of active member of the D.E. class. mentarian of D.E.C.A. America. Warren Val Coltrane Warren is an active member of the Key Club. His various hobbies include golf, tennis, chess, and billiards. He plans to attend Caro- lina. Most School Spirited were Sandi Pennington and Phil Bouldin. 108 Follow Linda Cecile Cox Linda Sue Crater Barbara Ann Deaton Linda is statistician and assistant A whiz in the classroom, Linda Barbara is a member of the BULL- fashion editor on the BULLDOG served as chief Junior Marshal. DOG TALES staff. Her interests TALES Staff. Her hobbies are all She is also a member of the Beta lie in sports, dancing, and singing. sports and bowling. Club. Her hobby is writing letters. Glenda Gayle Dotson Joseph Franklin Cotton Danny Odell Cranford Glenda spends her leisure time In Joseph’s leisure time he enjoys Danny has been a member of the drawing and cooking. She plans to listening to music and participating FFA for four years, and also a work after graduation. in sports. store worker. He was a dependable bus driver. 109 Senior Portraits Mike Crotts For the past four years Mike has been a member of the FFA. He has had an entry in the Fat Stock Show for three years. Johnny Michael Doby Kay Dianne Duggins Mike was voted Best Looking and This year Kay is a member of the Class Favorite of the Senior Class. cheerleading squad. She is also a Besides playing football, he enjoys member of the Monogram and swimming and skiing. French clubs. Hazel Laverne Emmert Cynthia Lynn Fogleman Joyce Laverne Frazier Hazel enjoys doing her school Among Cindy’s hobbies are knit- Joyce spends her spare time sew- work, After graduation she plans ting and ping-pong. Her plans in- ing, writing, and cooking. Her to continue her business edu- clude attending Artistic Beauty ambition is to attend a nursing cation. College in the fall. school. 110 Are Delivered James David Dorsett, Jr. Johnny David Edwards Dennis Dale Farlow As student council president, Possessing football abilities, Davey Besides being a member of the Jimmy has served our school well. has played varsity football for Key Club and Beta Club, Dale is He is also an active member of four years. He plans to attend the president of the French Club. the Key Club. North Carolina State University. He plans to attend college. Lowell Dean Farlow Margaret Greene Vicki Lynn Hayworth Lowell is president of the Key Margaret is a member of the Vicki is an active member of both Club. His chief interests are pho- Dramatics Club. Her hobbies in- the Girl Scouts and the FHA. She tography and art. He plans to at- clude dancing and reading. She wants to attend Ashemore Busi- tend Ringling Art School. wants to attend a business college ness College after graduation. after graduation. ia All My Sons Given Linda Sue Hohn Mary Lou Hinshaw Mary Lou is an important mem- Possessing athletic abilities, Linda Keith is an active member in the ber of the TRINHIAN staff. Dur- is captain of our basketball team. Future Farmers of America. He ing her leisure time she enjoys Her hobbies include singing, piano, enjoys working on his car in his Keith Freeman reading, cooking, and bowling. and dancing. Spare time. Homer Ray Hammond Ray’s leisure activities include playing golf. After graduation he plans to attend Davidson Com- munity College. James Edward Harris Eddie is President of the Senior Class and a member of the Key Club. His hobbies are golf and hunting. He plans to attend Guil- ford College. Li2 Robert William Hawkins Bobby’s leisure activities are varied. He enjoys reading, football, and basketball. He wants to at- tend Lenoir Rhyne and become a minister. In November Delores Kay Jarrett Being the outdoor type, Kay’s hobbies include swimming and horseback riding. She plans to work after graduation. Shirley Jean Johnson After graduation Shirley plans to attend Artistic Beauty College. In her spare time she enjoys reading and knitting. Janice Hope Lankford Janice takes part in our DECA program. She wants to attend Ashemore Business College in the fall. Her hobbies are golf and painting. enjoys cooking and sewing. After graduation she plans to attend Bryes Commercial College. fos ee: Erlene Whitt and Edward Winslow were chosen Most Dependable. Cynthia Gray Lamar Cynthia is a member of FHA. She | F 1t3 College Applications Greg Hebert Josiah Lindon Holmes Darrell Wayne Johnson Greg has been a member of the Being the outdoor type Josiah’s Being an active member of the basketball team and was a fire- pastime is football. After gradu- senior class Wayne is known by man. He was also an active mem- ation he plans to attend N.C. C. all. ber of the Monogram Club. and become a history teacher. Ronald Ray Johnson Peggy Jean Lineberry Brenda Gail Loflin By serving his senior class well Peggy has worked as an office Brenda is a member of the annual Ronald is noted for his many aide this year. Her hobbies are staffand BULLDOG TALES staff. talents. reading and embroidering. She Her interests include a variety of wants a career as a Physical Ther- sports. apist. 114 Begin To Arrive Catherine Lowe Aurelia Annette Martin David Glenn Kidd Cathy was amember of the Mono- Aurelia’s hobbies are varied. She Being a car enthusiast, David en- gram Club, and the Dramatics enjoys sewing, cooking, and sing- joys working on cars. He plans Club. After graduation she wants ing. She plans to attend Trevecca to become an auto mechanic after to study interior decorating. Nazarene College. graduation. Parma Lee Jones Ronnie Lee Kitchin Roger Dale Lackey Parma spends his spare time bowl- Ronnie is the feature editor of Roger has been a dependable bus ing and swimming. After gradu- the BULLDOG TALES. He is also driver. His leisure activities include ation he wants to join the Air a member of the D.E.C.A. Club. bowling, golf, and billiards. Force. 15 Plans Are Made For Brenda Sue Marsh Nedra Claudine Martin Diane Arnette Meredith Brenda enjoys music and painting Nedra spends her spare time skiing Diane enjoys working under our in her spare time. She plans a and reading, she also enjoys music. distributive education program. business education after gradu- She plans to enter Miami Baptist She plans to attend a business ation. School of Nursing. college after graduation. Waiva Marie Mickey Waiva reigns as our Homecoming Queen and is also editor of the TRINHIAN. After graduation she plans to attend High Point Col- lege. Most Talented were Suzanne Goforth and John Wardell. 116 Miss Trinity Paegant Norman Edward Leonard Roy Lee Lineberry Lanny Robbins Norman is an active member of Roy has been a reliable bus driver Lanny was an active member of the Future Farmers of America for several years. He has also the Future Farmers of America. club. He plans to work after served as an office aide. His future plans include working. graduation. John William Loflin Yolanda Pearl Molnar Judi Ann Myers In his future plans John includes Yolanda is DECA Sweetheart and Judi has been an active member of joining the U. S. Army. He was an also secretary of the DECA Club. the FHA for four years. She plans important member of the Senior She plans to attend Guilford Tech- to do office work after graduation. Float committee. nical Institute. 117 Pamela Shaw Nichols Cooking and sewing are among Pam’s hobbies. Her plans are to attend Artistic Beauty College af- ter graduation. John Clifton Morton Snow Sets Sandra Karen Nichols After graduation Sandra wants to attend Artistic Beauty College. Her hobbies include cooking and sewing. James Lowell Pless, Jr. Although he is small, John was The arts of self defense and stock our leading scorer in football. He car racing are among Buddy’s also plays basketball and base- hobbies. He wants to join the ball. military service after graduation. 118 Mid - T erm Cletus Wayne Lucas Wayne has been a dependable bus driver. His ambition after gradu- ation is to become a drive-in manager. Lanny Richard Reddick Lanny has been a dependable bus driver for two years. His future plans include attending Forsyth Technical Institute. Exams Up A Week Vicky Sue Osborne Brenda Anne O’Neal Cynthia Jane Parrish Vicky is a member of the Bulldog In her leisure time Brenda enjoys Being the outdoor type, Janie’s Tales Staff. Sports are among her cooking and horseback riding. She pastime is sports. She would like chief interests. Attending a beauty plans to attend Guilford Technical to attend Davidson Community school is her ambition. Institute in the fall. College. Sandra Kay Pennington Julian Thomas Redding, Jr. Roger Dale Reece Possessing pep and vitality, Sandi Tommy is amember of the Future After graduation Roger wants to is our chiéf cheerleader. Water Farmers of America Club.His plans join the U. S. Coast Guard. He skiing and collecting souveniors include working after graduation. reigns as our Powder-Puff King. are among her interests. 119 Ronald Steve Rich Steve’s hobby is pennant collect- ing. He is an active member of the D.E.C.A. club. He plans to attend college. Sharon Faye Porter Enjoying all sports Sharon’s hob- bies are roller skating, ice skating, and skiing. She has been a varsity cheerleader. She plans to attend college. Graduation Fred Randall Royals Randy was a member of the monogram club and the football team. His future plans include running a service station. Deborah Louise Price Debbie is a dependable store work- er. Her various hobbies include singing, dancing, sewing, and cook- ing. She hopes to attend Davidson Community College. 120 Exercises Shirley Faye Peterson Shirley enjoys working under our DECA program. Her hobbies are horseback riding and drawing. She plans a career in business. Linda Robbins Linda has been a dependable bus driver for two years. She plans to work after graduation. Are Complete Barry Lee Sink Earl Howell Smith Roger Darrel Spaugh During his leisure time Barry en- Earl participates in our distribu- Roger belongs to the Dramatics joys water sports. He takes part tive education class. He enjoys Club and the football! team. in our DECA program. listening to records in his spare Among his hobbies are hunting time. and camping. He plans to join the service. David Edward Spell David was chosen for the all conference basketball and football team last year. His performance was outstanding in the senior play. John Morton and Linda Holn were chosen as Most Athletic. 121 LaJuana Christine Scarboro Lajuana is amember of the BULL- DOG TALES Staff. She wants to continue her education in office work after graduation. Sandra Evon Undérwood Sandra was chosen as the Best Looking senior girl and also senior Homecoming attendant. Her hob- bies are swimming, dancing, and record collecting. Gwendolyn Diane Scotten Gwendolyn is a top student. Her hobbies are music, writing, and reading. She plans to attend Howard University in Washington, IDC. Morris Henry Spencer In his leisure time, Morris watches television. He also enjoys play- ing baseball. He plans to attend college after graduation. 122 Washington Trip Well Judy Marlene Snyder Judy spends her spare time riding, writing, and drawing. She plans to attend an art school after gradu- ation. Wayne Ruble Spencer Wayne is a member of the distribu- tive education class. He plans to attend East Carolina University after graduation. Worth Waiting For Andy Clayton Summers Andy has served as a reliable bus driver for two years. He is also a member of the F.F.A. Donald Roger Thompson Roger’s future plans include work- ing. He was a member of the Future Farmers of America. Frances Jeanne Ware Rebecca Jane White Becky has been a majorette this year. She was also a member of the Glee Club and French Club. Jeanne was a member of the FHA, Beta Club and served as a Junior Marshal. Her interests include sports and painting. 123 Barbara Sue Ward Barbara enjoys all sports and sew- ing in her spare time. She also enjoys doing her school work. Claudia Ann Williams Claudia spends her leisure time playing the organ. She is an active member of the Beta Club. After graduation she plans to attend High Point College. Final Exams Are Kevin Michael Thompson Donald Ray Trivette Ronald Wayne Tucker Kevin led the Bulldogs in scoring Ray has served our school by During Ronald’s leisure time he this year. He is also captain of the being a store worker and fireman. enjoys hunting and playing golf. basketball team. He was also a reliable bus driver. His intentions are to join the Air Force after graduation. Wesley Ernest Vaughn Wesley is an active member of the Beta Club and Debating Team. He plans to attend UNC at Chapel Hill after graduation. Waiva Mickey and Jimmy Dorsett were chosen as Most Outstanding. 124 Approaching Augusta Jane Wilson Lynda Jewell White Wixie June White Jane is a member of the Future Lynda has served as a library assis- Wixie was a majorette in her ju- Business Leaders of America. She tant. Her hobbies are dancing and nior and senior year. She has been plans to take a business course singing. She wants to attend Ar- a member of the basketball team after graduation. tistic Beauty College. for four years. Ola Erlene Whitt John A. Wardell Allen Welborn Being the athletic type Erlene Possessing music abilities, John Because of his music abilities Allen enjoys playing basketball, tennis, added much to our school band. has been a star performer and and ping-pong. She has been se- He spends his spare time reading president of the Glee Club. lected our DAR Good Citizen. or composing music. 125 David Lawrence White Larry is a star member of the basketball team and a baseball player. He is treasurer of the senior class and a member of the Key Club. Graduates We Soon Howard Ray White Barbara Joyce Woodell Howard has been a member of Joyce has served our school this the baseball team for several years. year by assisting in the library. He is also a member of the Mono- She plans to attend a beauty col- gram Club. lege after graduation. Ronald Lee Whitehart Ronnie has been a baseball player for three years. He also partici- pated in intramural basketball and is a member of the Monogram Club. William Edward Winslow A whiz in the classroom, Edward attended Boys’ State. Among his hobbies are swimming, archery, and coin collecting. He plans to attend N.C. State. 126 SESE | This pattern we shall always cherish. 127, JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES ARATE ee sissies Dee es yee nities i ennai (ipsa Z picasa leash i a pais eare a sosscsssonepiaiil nsppetpisesessiitiante DBLP cieispn pene pinpelintese AAPA AE asec mmcpe in” csipansn nlite es iesicsniii AOL? ype spianncennier: Snonensiaiiorn ae Seal i AEH Benny Cruthis, a football player, and Sharon Albertson, an active varsity basketball player, contribute to our sports program. 128 Tony Bryant Jock Coffield Guy Couzens Sandi Buchanan Susan Buchanan Sharon Byrd James Cox Benny Cruthis Gerald Davis Vickie Callahan Mary Campbell Lynn Childress Ronald Dobbins Ronnie Eckerd Blake Farlow 129 Sharon Albertson Yvonne Allen Debbie Baker Larry Allen Mike Andrews Sidney Barker Carolyn Belo Hilda Belo Patsy Benfield Phillip Biggs Chipper Bristow Wayne Brower Annette Boggs Sandra Brookbank Linda Brown 130 Joyce Cook Cheryl Cox Janice Cranford Earl Forrester Ronald Foster Barry Frazier Penny Cranford Marilyn Crouse Rhonda Daily Keith Freeman Jeff Gillis Steve Harrell Dabbie Darr Camille Davis Connie Davis David Harris Steve Hawkins Mike Haynes Jo Anna Edwards Judy Elliot Jeanette Farlow Toby Hill Pat Howard Gary Jones Susan Forrester Vickie Gallimore Wanda Green Johnny Kidd David Lewis David Linville Diane Hammond — Gloria Hancock Janet Harrell Benny Manior Steve McKenzie Greg Pennington Diane Hawkins Karen Hayworth Jean Hedgecock Ge David Raines Doug Reddick Randy Ridge Diane Hill Cathy Ikner Sandra Ivey Danny Roberts Jackie Robertson Mike Sides Naomie Johnson Sharon Key Vickie Kinley 131 i332 Kent Skeen Stanley Skeen Carl Smith Sheila Kinney Jo Lynn Lambeth Pam Lawrence Doug Smith Doug Spencer Johnny Stephens Rudy Ledbetter Susan Lohr Norma Mabe Ronnie Stepp Danny Sykes David Sykes Jo Ann Marion Esther Martin Tereasa McCluney Mike Thalasinos Bill Thomas John Varner Libby McDowell Brenda Meredith Judy Miller Gary Voncannon Brad Walden Joe White Rachel Miller Melinda Moore Judy Neal Marsha Welborn Sandra Welborn Joyce White Amy Whitt Toni Williams Karen Wood Vickie Wood Gail Yarborough In Memoriam Harold Bame 133 Della Rabon Shirley Reddeck Edith Reddick Margaret Robbins Linda Royals Pam Royals Pam Russell Sharon Scarboro Ann Secrest Becky Smith Vickie Spencer Brenda Stepp Ann Stevens Jean Stewart Pat Summey SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES ae Rhonda Johnson is an active cheerleader, and Brad Hurley participates in football, basketball, and base- ball. 134 Wanda Andrews Catherine Baker Ricky Allred Eugene Angel Phyllis Beamon Cathy Beeson Terry Aultman Ronald Beasley Susan Biles Bobbie Boles Jerry Boles Mike Boyles Elaine Bowman Michelle Bowman _ Phil Brower... Venson Brown Cathy Brower Debbie Brown Mike Burrow Tony Carter Vickie Campbell Sara Cecil Ricky Cashett Larry Coltrane Wilda Chappell Sylvia Clark Joe Comer Larry Cook Gail Coltrain Deborah Conyers Earl Cox Randall Cranford Waco Council Sheila Coward Jimmy Crater Dwayne Culler Vickie Cox Lynn Davis Bill Cundiff Carson Davis Linda Deaton Phyllis Dunlap Dwight Davis Robert Forrester Sandra Evans Kathy Farlow Ronnie Gill Ricky Havell Susan Fitch Velma Fox Eddie Hert Darrell Hill Connie Freeman Lynn Frye Eddie Hill Kyle Hill Celeste Gibson Phyllis Gill Glenn Hilliard Randy Howard Mary Gillman Dotty Gomez Jim Hudson Brad Hurley Sandy Gordon Gloria Graves Lynn Johnson Roger Johnson Renee Gurley Brenda Hall Wayne Johnson Gary King Catherine Hauser Pam Hill Terry Kinley Charles Kivett Kathy Holson Gloria Holmes a 3 : Diligently studying Sophomores compete with upper classmen in French I for the first time. Mrs. Whitlock waits to assist her students. Oliver Ledwell Mike Lohr Brenda Hooper Joyce Horne Andy McCall Ricky Melton Barbara Ingram Rhonda Johnson Mike Nichols Gary Parks Donna Jones Brenda Kirk Mackie Parrish Roger Peace Martha Kivett Susan Lackey Lester Penley Danny Philemon Susan Lambeth Vicki Lewallan Dale Pierce Brad Proctor Kay Loflin Glenda Marion Larry Rabon Don Reins Kay Mauldin Bonnie McEUhannon William Reddick Don Rimmer 137 Millie McEllhannon Sarah McGee Eddie Royals Calvin Rush Carolyn Mickey Janice Morton Danny Shaw Mike Skeen Emily Nelson Drucilla Oakley David Smith Mike Swaim Peggy Owens Connie Parris David Taylor Robert Thomas Carol Phillips Vicki Pierce Jerry Towery Richard Trotter Vicki Powell Brenda Reynolds Randy Underwood Tim Ware Judy Rhyne Karen Ridge James Waters Steve Welborn Levertus Rorie Lucy Rorie Keith White Steve White Doreen Rush Maxine Rush Timmy White James Whitt Rebecca Scotton Barbara Sheets Joe Wise Gary York Priscilla Siler Cathy Simmons James Younger Vickie Simpson Patrice Skeen Sarah Skeen Brenda Smith Janie Smith Rhonda Spaugh Debbie Spencer Ruth Stone Pat Teague Charlotte Teal Teresa Trivette Jane Varner Sue Vaughn Nancy Welborn Linda Whitehart Mary Kaye Witty Kay Woodell The outcome of the Sophomore’s hard and continuous work was their float with the theme “Fight for Success” as seen in the Homecoming Parade. Proud of his victory, Robert Thomas rides with the defeated panther. Toni Worrell 139 FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES “WAS, Ive dent of the Freshman class, are act , presi icks orette, and Woody H j Mary Ann Staton, who was a ma in many c lubs. 140 Wanda Alley Carlton Barker Betty Andrews Kirk Barnett Olivia Barrino Kenny Barneycastle Sheila Barrino William Battle Kathy Bowman John Boggs Jackie Boylen Eddie Bouldin Diane Bradshaw Bill Briles Deborah Brisson Joe Bristow Sharon Brooks Ricky Callahan “Joyce Bulla Roger Carmichael Doris Bullens Jimmy Chapman Cathy Butcher Gerald Charles Pat Callahan 7D), W. Coggins Lawanda Campbell Bobby Collins Janice Carroll Danny Cook Cathy Carter Joey Cook Joni Carter Earl Cott on Phyllis Casstevens Roland Council Blair Coffield Gary Crotts Marilyn Coggins Terry Culler Denise Cummings Gary Cundiff Cindy Dalton Ray Davis Nancy Deaton Leo Douglas Carol Dildine Gary Flowers TerryDixon Joe Fowler Myra Doby Dale Freeman Debbie Fields Ricky Garner Muriel Floyd Bud Grant 142 Wanda Frazier Marvin Grant Janet Frye Larry Gray Debbie Gallimore Mike Gross Phyllis Gallimore Scot Hanes Elaine Gibbs Si Harden Faye Griffin Reid Harris Judy Hackaday Bill Hayworth Francis Hammond Woody Hicks Muriel Harden Gary Hill Tereasa Hawks George Hill Carolyn Heddrick Mike Hill Diane Heddrick Ricky Hill Dorothy Hedgecock Raymond Kiziah Yvonne Helmstetler Kenny Lambeth Ann Hill Gary Lane Gail Hill Mark Lester Kathy Hill John Lowe Linda Hill David Luther Sandra Hill Ivan McCrosky Sylvia Hill David Moore Debra Hohn Joe Myers Brenda Jarrett Ronnie Nooe Patsy Kelly David Perry Doris Reply Tony Peterson Janis Key Randy Raines Vickie Key Donald Rhew Barbara Kinnely Leroy Rorie Sheila Langston Mike Royals Vigorous exercises begin the girls’ gym class before game com- petition. Diane Leach Robert Scarboro Diane Ledbetter Jerry Sexton Sylvia Loflin David Sheats Nancy Lohr Robert Sherill Jo Ann Luther Gary Sykes Christine Marsh David Smith Patricia Martin Bob Spencer Diane Mashburn Ricky Spencer Pam Mason Mac Stanley Marlene Miller Terry Stanley Darlene Morris Paul Stewart Donna Oakley Sam Thomas Ruth Patgett Gary Trodgen Vickie Parris David Ward ee. SC ARES: AGED RANE 2 SAW 8 = Hi CCE SEE LARS Karen Reece Ronnie Waters Lynne Ridge Ken Welborn Kathy Robbins Don White Mary Robbins Mike White Christine Rogers Steve White Jeannie Rorie David Whitlock Karen Royster Gilbert Williams Doris Simpson David Winslow Debra Sheffield David Wood Josephine Siler Thomas Younger Becky Sink 144 Brenda Siler Karen Smith Barbara Spivey Sherry Stanley Mary Ann Staton Betsy Sumner Becky Swift Julia Taylor Cynthia Thomas Pat Thomas Barbara Thompson Judy Todd Peggy Turner Towa Varner Sandra Ware Ellen Warren Jennie Warren Ann Wilson Cathy White Patty Whitt Teresa Wood Terra Wood Sandra Younts Quiet now, the biology lab awaits the rising Sophomores. 145 DAIRY JAIN CE cre The pattern of shirts and skirts... solids... multicolored... The pattern of paints lumber cars insurance banks... And places to eat, to work, to visit. Thankful and grateful are we for the support and cooperation Of all our friends who purchased advertising space. All our patrons like to deal with those who support our school. 146 S 3 3 dp) Ss ba oO Z a, a= S ”n oS s Gea : ° S Dp Z : 2 x S S S oe = ° 3 os 2 a a a, aa : ¢ ed 3 o 3 2 ie ea 3 3 oo oS! jai a, ” ee = 9 aire as) fH a Bs om : oe co OH x aos — eno Qe Saas Ge Oo ee 147 Frances Albertson Linda Albright Diane Alford Lonnie M. Arden Tommy Atkinson Anne Barnes Matthew Beck Roger Beeson Junior Biles Robert Biles Ron Blackmon Kenneth Bodenhimer Howard Boling Phil Bouldin Jean Boylen Sonja Lynn Bradshaw Vonda Kathryn Brady Kay Brown Phil Brown Margaret Ann Buchanan Tony Carter Terry Clark Donnie Clodfelter Myrtle Cobb Judy Lynn Coggins Carol Coltrane Joyce Coltrane Warren Coltrane Connie Cook Vickie Cook Bonnie Cox Linda Cox Danny Cranford Linda Crater Mike Crotts Barbara Deaton Mike Doby Jimmy Dorsett Kay Duggins David Edwards Dennis Dale Farlow Lowell Farlow Joyce Frazier Suzanne Goforth Margaret Greene Ray Hammond Eddie Harris Robert William Hawkins Vicki Hayworth Mary Lou Hinshaw Linda Hohn Josiah Holmes 148 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Shirley Johnson Parma Jones Ronnie Kitchin Roger Lackey Janice Lankford Peggy Lineberry Brenda Loflin Cathy Lowe Wayne Lucas Aurelia Martin Nedra Martin Diane Meredith Judi Myers Waiva Mickey Yolander Molnar John Morton Pam Nichols Sandra Nichols Vickie Osborne Janie Parrish Sandi Pennington Shirley Peterson James Lowell Plesss Sharon Porter Deborah Price Lynn Proctor Lanny Reddick Roger Reece Steve Rich Randy Royals Lajuana Scarboro Gwendolyn Scotton Barry Sink Judy Snyder Roger Spaugh Morris Spencer Ronald Tucker Sandra Underwood Wesley Vaughn Barbara Ward John Wardell Jean Ware Larry White Lynda White Wixie White Ronnie Whitehart Erlene Whitt Claudia Williams Jame Wilson Edward Winslow Joyce Woodell COMPLIMENTS OF LAUGHLIN HOSIERY MILLS INC. SINK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Trinity, North Carolina Phone 472-4345 Grading work of all types Clarence Sink Walter G. Sink G. Wayne Underwood AS lie o7, 475-5468 475-5057 149 3031 South Main Street 431-1131 George Clements 431-4991 Bill Farlow 431-2495 Complete Insurance Service White’s Texaco Service Complete Car Service Wax Jobs with Mirror Glaze Finish Operated by LESTER WHITE Phone 431-3415 Corner of Highway 311 62 Archdale, North Carolina Marsh Furniture Co. High Point, North Carolina MANUFACTURER OF FINE KITCHEN FURNITURE Since 1906 Compliments of Cumby Mortuary Funeral Directors Broad Street at Chestnut 885-5045 Colonial SPENCER'S MOTOR FREIGHT LINE, INC. General Offices: RED DOT High Point, N.C., Ph. 883-6111 SUPER MARKET : AU EVI NG AL 5 soeeete eete ye r 302 Trindale Road BALTIMORE.) MD Sense 355-7304 HECK ORY SNAG jer ciieeran ise 327-6096 - 's CAMDEN S-iCretncny an eee 432-8041 HIGH SPOUT IN Ceci acacia 883-1481 H igh Point CHARLOTTE, N.C. .........376-2464 RICHMOND, VA............. 232-6751 2 COLUMBIA SAC. erieieae 252-7708 SPARTANBURG, S.C. .......585-2218 North Carol ina GREENSBORO, N.C. ........274-6587 WASHINGTON, D.C..........772-1112 GREENVILLE, S.C..........235-0401 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C, .....725-5127 ) I Shopping's oi! CASARD FURNITURE ROSE'S MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Southgate Bee poRcepter High Point, North Carolina Free Parking for 500 Cars Compliments of NORTH STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE WAGNER WOODCRAFT INC. High Point, North Carolina 151 GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Royal Typewriters Phone 883-0721 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of STUTTS' MEN'S STORE PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 431-4279 Trinity, North Carolina Compliments of CAMEL PAWN SHOP, INC. Home of Low Prices Compliments of CANNON FETZER CO. Compliments of SOUTHERN MOTORS Compliments of HESTER BROWN GROCERY High Point, North Carolina ROSAINE'S Compliments of TOBIAS Compliments of MR. MRS. J.T. STATON Compliments of JARRETT STALY CO. ROYALS INSURANCE AGENCY Hl. Clay Royals AUTO - FIRE - LIFE FULTON'S GROCERY Gas — Oil — Hardware Trinttyiae emcee Compliments of FARLOW'S FRAME SHOP Compliments of WARD BLAIR STORE Compliments of ARCHDALE MATTRESS COMPANY Archdale, North Carolina. MAYBERRY ENTERPRISES “The Andy Griffith Show” HOLLYWOOD 9-9061 846 NORTH CAHUENGA BOULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 38, CALIFORNIA November 28, 1967 Mr. Dillard Hiatt Trinity High School Trinity, North Carolina Dear Mr. Hiatt: I received your letter of November 24, 1967, along with the pictures of the candidates for Miss Trinhian. Both my personal manager, Richard 0. Linke and I, have looked over the photographs and have read the infor- mation on the back of the pictures and we concur that the winner and Miss Trinhian is as follows: MISS JEAN BOYLEN -- 1 Please congratulate Miss Boylen for us and hope our decision is a popular one. Enclosed I am returning all photos to you. Sincerely, ‘ Andy Griffith AG :ml Encls. 153 Compliments of PILOT VIEW WOODWORKS Compliments of WHITLARK'S FLORIST Compliments of GLENOLA BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of ELLINGTON'S FLORIST Compliments of ARCHDALE SODA SHOP Compliments of KRESS VARIETY FAIR Southgate Shopping Center Compliments of AMSCO DECORATIVE FABRICS Compliments of PURCELL SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of SPENCER-PARLIER BROTHERS Compliments of CHAIRTOWN FINANCE Compliments of ANNUAL STAFF Make it a rule to call GEGI LES ©FFIGESEQUIIPMENTEG@r W. ROLAND ALBERTSON, District Manager MASSACHUSETTS MutTuAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. Professional Insurance Planning Bus. 882-4556 — HIGH PoINT, N. C. — Res. 431-1604 Compliments of REEEECondes gk posBUIEDERS Compliments of VICK PAINT WALLPAPER Compliments of T H BARBEQUE 154 Compliments of PIEDMONT ELECTRICAL REPAIR 205 Pine Street High Point, North Carolina Phone: 882-0157 COMPLIMENTS OF LAURA AND MICHELLE HURLEY'S GROCERY Groceries Meats Gas Oil 4401 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina 155 DAVIDSON FARM EQUIPMENT THOMPSON AUTO COMPANY Compliments of BOYLES INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of TRINITY GRILL Welborn Motors, Inc. Monaco Polara Coronet Dart Dodge Trucks Phone 476-7548 6 National Highway Thomasville, North Carolina Hour Glass Cleaners Craftsmen In The Art Of Fine Cleaning Rexair ales And Service 3905 South Main Street FlightRointyain:. @. 431-4611 156 COMPLIMENTS OF W.H. BEARD Realty COMPLIMENTS OF TAR HEEL DRIVE-IN 157 HIGH POINT FABRICS — if it’s amything to do with fabrics for action wie do it at Burlington and we do more of it than amyone in HILLCREST the world. Burlington industries, ine. i) TH ROWING PLANT Executive Offices: Greensboro, N.C. 158 Leading the crowd in cheers is the cheerleaders. With a new season a new scoreboard was erected in the football stadium. 159 COMPLIMENTS OF GOFORTH EXTERMINATORS Creators of Quality Termite and Pest Control High Point North Carolina 160 i PP Lislane Na oy) TT BMCTIND ldurunnuth LOH Cheerleaders ride in Homecoming Parade. 161 Compliments of The Lilly Company High Point, North Carolina Terry's Automotive Wholesale Inc. 717 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina 162 Ashmore Business College Highway 29-70 Thomasville, N.C. A one-year accredited school Telephone 476-7535 Or AT OW 53 2 Compliments of WILLIAMS FLOWERS AND GIFTS Phone 431-2121 LYLES CHEVROLET 418 South Main High Point North Carolina Compliments of MOORE BROTHERS TRANSFER COMPANY GENERAL FINANCE COMPANY Charter Bus Service 740 West Broad Street Phone 88-87215 Stick KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN around. One of the best things about growing up in this area is that you never have to leave it. Because its economy at is growing by leaps and bounds, producing new job opportunities in both business and agriculture. Too, Tom's Chicken Villa No. 1 and 2 you'll find technical and higher education facilities second to none. 4 So, come graduation time, stick 1924 Eng| ish Road around. You won't find a better place to live, work and play. 1300 Lexington Avenue 163 R.L. Farlow Dairy Farm GUILFORD DAIRY PRODUCER 414 Aldridge Road Highwboint) ain cs Compliments of NELSON FRAME WORKS Compliments of RANDOLPH TEXACO Compliments of BEESON HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of FARLOW'S ESSO SERVICE Compliments of NEW SOUTH BARBER SHOP 236 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina GRAY’S JEWELRY DIAMONDS - WATCHES - RINGS GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING Compliments of TRIVETTE BROTHERS BOX COMPANY 164 Compliments of BOYLES AUTO PARTS Compliments of SUNNYDALE BEAUTY SHOP CAROLINA STUDIO 120 1 2 South Main Street (Across from Woolworths) Dial 88-29422 Glamour Portraits and Copy Work Compliments of QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of WRIGHT'S CLOTHING STORE Compliments of HIGH POINT HAIRDRESSERS Compliments of SWAIM SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of VAN HOLT MACHINE SHOP Star-studded sophomores make sweet the hopes of next year's season in football. Now, who's telling whom how the game's to be officiated? Compliments of WHITE HOUSE BAR-B-QUE Compliments of FURNITURE CITY GULF Compliments of MICKEY PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of SAMUEL HYMAN JEWELERS Compliments of LEACH WAGONER Trinity, North Carolina Compliments of SNOW STUDIO CAMERA SHOP REMEMBER Nash Saves You Cash. Compliments of BRILEY FURNITURE COMPANY 166 P.O. Box 1707 Phone 885-2639 PAUL SMITH STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRA PHY 1242 S. Main St. High Point, North Carolina Compliments of PHILLIPS-FOSCUE CORPORATION Compliments of MANN'S Dependable Drug Store Compliments of ARCHDALE BARBER SHOP Compliments of HARRIS MUSIC COMPANY Compliments of ENGLISH TIRE SERVICE Archdale, North Carolina KR odden Furniture Store HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 888-6447 885-2931 Compliments of W.H. WINSLOW Compliments of J. L. Darr And Sons Construction Company Compliments of Davis Brothers Archdale Oil Company 1 Gas Kerosene Fuel Oil Archdale, North Carolina Phone 431-1111 We give Green Stamps Heritage a living tradition in furniture 1690 English Road High Point, North Carolina 167 RALPH’S FRAME WORKS, INC. Builders of Better Frames Telephone 2-3146 Pe Ore Boxuglool 503 West High Street High Point, North Carolina eS rs . sieksareeess Telephone 476-7751 Executive Office—Box 1129 Thomasville, North Carolina 27360 168 Compliments of ICKEY BODY COMPANY 169 THOMASVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 170 Class colors are red and white. Class flower is red and white rose. Mascots are Craig Waitman and Dawn Stephenson. Motto is “The joys of man are three: to dream, to do, and to be.” 171 MYRTLE DESK COMPANY High Point, North Carolina FURNITURE COMPANY Per OEBoOxoo, High Point, North Carolina Phone 88-2002] 172 C. DeWitt Holton Furniture Company QUALITY FURNITURE AND CARPETS 817 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Lowe’s Pharmacy Prescription Druggist 3220 South Main High Point, North Carolina Phone 431-4413 173 Burger Chef Across from Blair Park 1912 South Main High Point North Carolina Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Company of High Point Compliments of HENDRIX COTTON BATTING High Point, North Carolina ENGLISH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Your Friendly FORD Dealer Total Transportation Phone 883-0181 201 East Washington Street High Point, North Carolina 174 SRN PS EAR stl — eens RO ie aes Sins ca BSE en. Pinna walais SEG ons Lovely are the girls in the Homecoming Parade as the crowd awaits the announcing of the Queen of the Homecoming. 175 Spencer Compliments of Oil Company, Inc. Atlas Block Company Your Local Esso Distributor Phone 431-2171 Route 2 Trinity, North Carolina Tar Heel Sport Parachute Center, Inc. Learn to fly Learn to jump Airplane Crop Spraying Spillman’s Flying Service, Inc. Route 2 Pa De as Trindale Barber Shop 176 Compliments of UOHN M. NURNEY satewbe INSURANCE sence KRISPY KREME STATEWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY J.M. Nurney Compliments of MENDENHALL-MOORE REALTORS Compliments of Randolph Lumber Company Compliments of ROSE FURNITURE COMPANY 177 A good company to insured with— A good company to work for. HOME OFFICE GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Trinity Self-Service Food Store Scotchman's Paradise Trinity, North Carolina 178 Compliments of Sechrest Funeral Service 1301 East Lexington Ave. High Point, North Carolina Phone 882-2555 Compliments of High Point Bank and Trust Company a PATTERNS 179 SENIOR DIRECTORY Frances Albertson—FHA 1; French Club 4; Junior Play 3; Dramatics Club 4; Miss Trinity Contestant 2,4. Linda Albright—Assistant Editorial Editor of the Bulldog Tales Staff 4. Diane Alford—French Club 4; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. Lonnie M. Arden—DECA Club 4. Tommy Atkinson—Key Club 2,4; Beta Club 4; French Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Debating Team 3,4; Klassroom Kwiz 3; Boys State 3; Senior Play 4. Anne Barnes—FHA 2,3; FBLA 2,3; French Club 3; Miss Trinity Contestant 3,4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Junior Play 3; Student Council Repre- sentative 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Home- room officer 1,2,3. Matthew Beck—I. V. Club 2; DECA Club 3,4; DECA Delegate to District Leader- ship Conference 4. Roger Beeson—Intramural Basketball 1, 2138 Junior Biles—Key Club 4; FFA 2,3,4; Humanities Class 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1; Bus Driver 3,4. Robert Biles—DECA Club 3. Ron Blackmon—Football 1; Class Trea- surer 1; Track 1; Band 1,3; Interact Club 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; Vice-President of Band 3; Dramatics Club 4; President of Dramatics Club 4, Kenneth Bodenhimer—DECA Club; Man- ager of Basketball 2,3; Manager of Foot- ball 3. Howard Boling—Beta Club 4. Phil Bouldin—Football 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Bulldog Tales staff 4; Fireman 3,4; Most School Spir- ited 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; French Club 3; Statistician 3; FFA il, Jean Boylen—J. V. Basketball 2; Home- coming Attendant 1,2,4; Fall Festival Queen Representative 2; FHA 1; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Co-Chief 4; Miss Trinity lst Runner-up 3; Homeroom officer 2,4; Junior Class officer; Fall Festival Talent Show 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; French Club 4; Miss Trinhian 4; Outstanding Senior 4. Lynn Bradshaw—Dramatics Club 4; Sec- retary of Dramatics Club 4; Fall Festival 3;J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. Vonda Brady—Glee Club 1; FTA 2,4; FBLA 2,3; Reporter for FBLA 3; French Club 3; Talent Show 3; Beta Club 4; Bulldog Tales Editor 4; Student Council Representative 3; Debating Team 3. Kay Brown—FHA 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Treasurer 1. Phil Brown—FFA 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball mY iii: 180 1,2,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Class Of- ficer 1; French Club 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Margaret Ann Buchanan—J. V. Basketball - 2; Vice-President of Homeroom 2; Fall Festival Queen 3; Homecoming Atten- dant 4. Tony Carter—Student Council 1; Vice- President of DECA 3; President of DECA 4; District Parliamentarian of DECA 4; Homeroom officer. Terry Clark—FFA 3; DECA 1; Football 1; Track 1. Donnie Clodfelter—Student Council 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; DE Delegate 3; DECA Club 3,4. Myrtle Cobb—Dramatics Club 4; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1,3. Judy Coggins—FHA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of FHA 1; Secretary of FHA 2; Reporter of FHA 4; Class officer 2. Carol Coltrane—FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 4. Joyce Coltrane-FHA 1,2,3,4; Vice- President of FHA 4; President of FHA OF Dramatics Club 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 3. Warren Coltrane—Key Club 3,4; Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Junior Play; Fireman 4; Track 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2. Connie Cook—DECA Club 3,4; Miss Trinity Contest 3,4; Store Worker 4. Vickie Cook—FHA 1;FBLA 1; Dramatics Club Treasurer 4. Bonnie Cox—FTA 1; FBLA 2,3; FBLA Float Committee 2; FBLA Convention 2; DECA 4; DECA Float Committee 4; Marketing 1. Linda Cox-—Statistician and Assistant Fashion Editor for the Bulldog Tales staff 4, Danny Cranford—FFA 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Store Worker 3,4; Fireman 4. Linda Crater—Beta Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Secretary of FTA 4; Chief Junior Mar- shal 3; NCTE nominee 4; Peace Essay Contest Winner 4; Debating 3; Inde- pendent Study 2. Mike Crotts—Fireman 4; FFA Ie akc Fat Stock Show 1,2,3; Reserve Cham- pion 2. Barbara Deaton—Glee Club 1; Home- coming Attendant 3; Bulldog Tales staff 4, Mike Doby—Science Club 1; J. V. Foot- ball 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4;Co-Captain 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Homeroom Presi- dent 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Favorite 4; Key Club 4; Superlative 4. Jimmy Dorsett—J. V. Football 1; FFA 1; French Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Treasurer of Key Club 3; FTA Treasurer 3; Junior Play; Glee Club 3; Key Club Convention, Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Fireman 4; Student Council President 4; Out- standing Senior 4. Kay Duggins-FHA 1,2; FBLA 2; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Cheer- leader 4; Homecoming Attendant ye Queen of Hearts Court 3. David Edwards—Key Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3; Monogram 2,3,4; J. V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4; Home- room Officer 3; Debating 2,3,4; Senior Play. Dale Farlow—Key Club 4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 4; FFA 1,3; Vice-President of FFA 3. Lowell Farlow—Key Club 2,3,4; Beta 181 Club 3; Student Council 4: Junior Mar- Shall; Vice-President Junior Class; Vice- President of Senior Class: Key Club President 4; Business manager for annual staff 4. Joyce Frazier-Band 1; Glee Club ibs 4-H Club 1; NHA 2,3; Parliamentarian Sie Library Club 3; Secretary 3; Science Clubys: Suzanne Goforth—FHA 1: FBLA 3; An- nual Staff 4; Junior Play; Student Coun- cil 1; Homeroom Officer 4; Superlative 4; Bulldog Tales staff 4; Glee Club 2; Talent Show 3; Librarian 4; Senior Play. Margaret Greene—Dramatics Club 4. Ray Hammond—FFA 3,4; Dramatics Club 4, Eddie Harris—F ootball 1,2;Student Council 1; Intramural Basketball eZ Western Carolina University 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice-President of Key Club 3: Vice- President of Student Council 3; Junior Play; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Golf Us Fireman 4; President of Senior Class. Robert Hawkins—FTA 4; Dramatics Club 4; President of Homeroom 3. Vicki Hayworth—FHA 1,2,3,4; J. V. Bas- ketball 1; Student Council Representative m, Mary Lou Hinshaw—FHA 1,2,3,4; De- votional Chairman of FHA 4; FBLA 3; Class Secretary 1; Annual Staff 4; Dra- matics Club 4, Linda Hohn—Glee Club 1,3,4; French Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Sec- retary 2; Miss Queen of Hearts 67-68 3; Homecoming Contestant 2,3; Senior Play. Josiah Holmes—FHA 3,4; Dramatics Club 4, Shirley Johnson-Dramatics Club 4. Parma Jones—Dramatics Club 4; Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4. Ronnie Kitchin—Feature Editor on Bull- dog Tales 4; Club Reporter for DECA 4. Roger Lackey—FFA 1; Bus Driver 2,3,4. Janice Lankford—Dramatics Club 4. Peggy Lineberry—Beta Club 3,4; Assistant Librarian 4; Office Helper 4; Annual Staff 4. Brenda Loflin—Class Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Tales Staff 4; Class Secretary 4. Cathy Lowe—Glee Club 1; Homecoming Attendant 1; Queen of Hearts Attendant 1; Miss Trinity Contest 1,2; Fall Festival 2; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Commit- tee 2; Cheerleader 2; Majorette 3: Mono- gram Club 3; Dramatics Club 4. Wayne Lucas—Intramural sports 1,2; Track 3; Bus Driver 2,3; DECA Club 4; King in Fall Festival. Aurelia Martin—FHA 1; Glee Club 1,3,4; SENIOR DIRECTORY Office worker 4. Nedra Martin—FHA 1,2,3; French Club 3. Diane Meredith—Glee Club 1; DECA Club 4; Miss Trinity 1967 3. Judi Myers—Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club id; BHA SI (253.4 Sectetary of PHA1.4- Parliamentarian of FHA 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Miss Trinity Attendant 2. Wavia Mickey—Beta Club 3; FHA 1,2; French Club 3,4; Majorette Chief 3,4; Bulldog Tales Staff 4; Editor of the annual 4; Student Council Representative 4; Vice-President of Class 2; President of Class 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Homeroom President 3; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Maid of Honor Queen of Hearts 3; Superlative 4; Class Favorite 4; Home- coming Committee 4; Third runner up in Miss Trinity 3; Outstanding Senior 4. Yolanda Molnar-DECA Club 4; Sec- retary of DECA Club 4. John Morton—Key Club 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Bull- dog Tales Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Statis- tician 3. Pam Nichols—-FHA 3; J. V. Cheerleader 1; Freshman-Sophomore Prom Commit- tee 1; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. Sandra Nichols—Glee Club 1; Student Council Representative 1; FHA 2,3; FB LA 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Miss Trinity Attendant 4. Vicky Sue Osborne—Bulldog Tales Staff 4, Janie Parrish—J. V. Basketball 2. Sandi Pennington—FHA 1,2,3; Mono- gram 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Home- room Officer 1,2; Chief Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Junior 182 Play; Superlative 4. Shirley Peterson—Dramatics Club 4; DE CA Club 4. James Lowell Pless—Intramural sports 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4. Sharon Porter—FHA Secretary 1; Mono- gram Club 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Junior Play; Homeroom Vice-President 1; Journalism Staff 4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Home- coming Committee 3,4; Senior Play; French Club Vice-President 4; Fall Fes- tival Queen Representative 3. Deborah Price—Dramatics Club 4; Store Worker 3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 1. Karen Lynne Proctor—FHA 1,2,3; FB LA 1,2,3 ,4; Homecoming Representative 1; Fall Festival 1; Class Secretary 1. Lanny Reddick—FFA 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Fireman 4. Roger Reece-Track 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. Steve Rich—French Club 3; Debating Team 1; Distributive Education Club of America 4. Randy Royals—Football 1,2,3; Mono- gram 2,3; Officer in Freshman Class; DECA 4; FFA 4. Lajuana Scarboro—Bulldog Tales Staff 4; Librarian. Gwendolyn Scotton—Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Dramatics Club 4; Junior Marshal 3. Barry Sink—DECA 3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,3,4. Judy Snyder—FHA 1; DECA Club 3; Dra- matics Club 4; Glee Club 4. Roger Spaugh—FFA 1,3; Dramatics Club 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Football 4. Morris Spencer—Band 1; Student Coun- cil 3; French Club 4. Ronald Tucker—Golf Team 2; Dramatics Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Intra- murals Sports 2; Glee Club 1,4. Sandra Underwood—FHA 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Sophomore Class President; Stu- dent Council Representative 1,2; Home- room officer 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 3,4. Wesley Vaughn—Beta Club 3,4; Vice- President of Beta Club 4; Key Club 3,4; b French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Debating Team 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Editor of Annual 4; Student Council 3; Fireman 4; Basketball Intra- mural 1,2,3,4; J. V. Basketball 1; J. V. Football 2; Golf Team 2,3,4. Barbara Ward—FHA 1, te John Wardell—Band 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; Band President 3,4. Jeanne Ware—FHA 1; Junior Marshal 38 Beta Club 3. Larry White—Treasurer Student Council 1; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Homeroom Representative 2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Basketball 3,4; Beta Club 3; French Club 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4. Lynda White—Student Council 1; FHA 1, 3,4; Devotional Leader 1; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Assistant 4; Homecoming Committee 1; Service Com- mittee 1. Wixie White—Glee Club 1; Secretary of Student Council 2; Secretary of Sopho- more Class 2; Queen of Hearts At- tendant 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Home- coming Representative 4. Ronnie Whitehart—Baseball 1,2,3; Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3; Student Council 2. Erlene Whitt—Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; 183 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Assistant Secretary 3; Beta Club Con- vention 3; Junior Marshal; Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 3,4; DAR Good Citizen 4; Junior Play; FBLA 2; Glee Club 1; Student Council 1,3; Superla- LiViCwe. Claudia Williams—FTA 1,2; Debating Team 3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Marshal; Homeroom Officer D8). Jane Wilson—FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; FBLA 4, Edward Winslow—Beta Club 3,4; Presi- dent 4; Key Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Debating Team 2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3; Junior Mar- shal 3; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; Fireman 4; Senior Play; Who’s Who; Beta Club Convention 3,4; Superlative 4. Joyce Woodell—Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Chicken Pie Supper 1,2,3,4; Miss Trinity Contest 2. ENDING OF PATTERNS Our pattern is complete. 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