Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

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Dianne Moore ECC O Vee ee eo ee ole do ea SS m SS seeing, RCAC 201 tC ROOEMI A gn aa earner chat y e a Mrs. Jessie Ruth Litaker ‘Advisor .. ieee School actiutties and. . . igi 2 The Spirit of . ae Alma Sater Dear Alma Mater, thy praises for- ever we'll sing, Dear Wadesboro High School, thy trophies to you we'll bring. Dear Alma Mater, to you we will ever be true, Dear Wadesboro High School, Our hearts will linger with you. | : : : bs 4 ‘ = fee Seer ns Foreword If the walls of this building could talk, what stories they could tell about the many students whose voices have risen in song through the years. The song echoes the voices of the boys and girls becoming men and women. Now let us hear what the alma mater has to show us about the year 1964-65. Contents Dedication oes. s5 ek ence 8 oe cee 3 Administration and Faculty...) - iss saeaee stan an enn 10-14 Classes). ...20..) 4. Seah. 3 en ae 15-50 Academics: .’ 2 ..c 2a yo es ence ch ene a a 51-60 Athletics o.oo 8s ee ee eee ee 61-76 Activities 9. oc). 5 6 eS oes ree 77-96 Features 008 0 nes. wea oe ee 97-108 Advertisements 7.5%... eens ae 109-136 Dedication ND TK ecogmtion O THe. Seruice... OM; We, the Seniors, dedicate with all our thanks and best wishes this 1965 edition of ''THE TIGER TALES to you, MRS. ISAAC LONDON SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. W. L. Wildermuth SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. W. L. Wildermuth, Mr. George Snuggs, Mr. Charles Shelton, Mrs. Alvin Butler, Mrs. J. T. Forlaw, Mr. Charles Little, and Mr. J. C. McLeod. PRINCIPAL: Mr. R. D. Kennedy Administration SECRETARIES DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Mr. Roy M. Deal Mrs. Reece Dutton, Mrs. Bill Jarman for for Mr. Kennedy Mr. Wildermuth MR. JOE LITAKER French I, II, Il English II MRS. ISAAC LONDON English III, [V MRS. OWEN WILLIAMS English I, I, III MR. ROBERT BLALOCK Civics MR. JAMES MILLS General Science Chemistry Physics LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Blalock, Mr. James Mills. MR. ROBERT ELLWANGER General Music Band MISS SARA NESBIT Health and Physical Education MISS CARRIE STURGIS Library Science Librarian LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Ellwanger, Miss Sara Nesbit, Miss Carrie Sturgis. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mr. David Kephart, Mrs. Joe Litaker, Miss Mary Ann Sutton. Facally MR. JERRY LANDON Algebra I World History MR. WILLIAM MARTZ Algebra I, I Unified Geometry Advanced Algebra Trigonometry MR. ED EMORY U. S. History General Math Health Phy. Ed. MRS. HAROLD JOHNSON Typing I, II Bookkeeping Guidance MR. DAVID KE PHART Industrial Arts I, II Mechanical Drawing I,II Electronics MRS. JOE LITAKER Shorthand I Office Practice General Business Typing I Business Arithmetic MISS MARY ANN SUTTON Home Economics I, II, III, Family Living LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jerry Landon, Mr. William Martz, Mr. Ed Emory. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Roy Gaddy, Mr. Anthony Sellari, Mr. Donald Scott. MRS. ROY GADDY Latin I English I, II World History U. S. History MR. ANTHONY SELLARI Sociology Economics MR. DONALD SCOTT Civics JANITORS MAINTENANCE DIETITIAN James, Johnny, and Boston Robert Burr Mrs. Van Wheless P.T.A. PRESIDENT Mr. John Cooke BUS DRIVERS: Macy Ammons, Ervin Carpenter, Ke nny Hinson, Cecelia Ackerman, Gus Gray, Wayne Lineberry, Herman Tarlton, and Jimmy Honeycutt. Hlma Mater, dr’ De Tb LY poas es fore Ver SLIMY . an. we'll Senior Off CeLrs PRESIDENT Mary Lou Burns VICE PRESIDENT Gilbert Snuggs SECRETARY Gale Jenkins TREASURER Rita Reynolds LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Burns, Gilbert Snuggs, Gale Jenkins, Rita Reynolds. Chistes Class ‘Hower Class otto Red Rose Knowledge is power. Class Colors Red and White Clas S Son G (Tune: ''Summer Song ) Dreams, they seem to come too soon When we think of school and you, As we look back To remember our good times, But we know it's in the past; Yet memories last. They say that all good things must end someday, Even our past. But don't you know when we think of you, We'll think of memories too, Now it's time to go, We have to go. When we walk down the road to our new life We will think of schooi again And dream of you, And dream of you. Senor “Adorsors Mrs. Harold Johnson Mrs. Joe Litaker and Mr. David Kephart Mascots Hoyt Taylor and Nancy Stanback CAROL ELIZABETH BURCH CONSTANCE JEANETTE BENTON EDWARD MARSHALL AMMONS PRESTON ALLEN BURNS, JR. JOSEPH ALLEN BUFF 196.5 ‘ . Vm RETHA LOUISE BATES 18 MARY LOU BURNS PATRICIA DIANE BURR HARRIET ELISABETH CALIGAN MARY CAROLYN BURR TERRY GRAY BURRIS 19 EUGENIA ANN CARTER MARGARET MARSHALL CROWELL ADAM FRANKLIN CRANFORD DONALD LEE CHEWNING PATRICIA ODOM DEESE JAMES RISDEN CRIDER WHOS JOE FRANK COOK 20 —e Sa ate =z FREDDY WALKER DOUGLAS __ CATHERINE LOUISE EDWARDS SHEILA ANN FINCHER VIRGINIA MAE DRIGGERS MARY CROWELL EDWARDS ; Oentors — ; 2) TERRY WAYNE GILMORE JANICE HATHCOCK JOE MAC HARRELL GLENDA ANN GOODMAN BARBARA JEAN HILDRETH RICHARD GLENN HARWOOD 1965 BEECHER REYNOLDS GRAY ce KENNETH WARREN HINSON WANDA LEE HUNTLEY SHERRY LYNN JAMES HAYWOOD BRILL HUNTLEY, JR. LINDSAY RAY HUTCHINSON ‘ Sensors 23 CAROLE SUZANNE JARMAN KENNETH RAY KENDALL PATRICIA GALE JENKINS BARBARA DELOISE JARMAN PAUL JONES KIKER, III JAMES BOYD KENDALL —L96F) SYLVIA ARLETHIA JARMAN 24 a EMMA LEE KISER : PERRY WAYNE LINEBERRY JOSEPH BERTCHEL LOVELACE Jj BARBARA RUTH KNOTTS MARY ELIZABETH LITTLE Oenrors JOSEPH HILL McGEE 25 CHARLES TED MOORE JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN JOHN ALEXANDER McLEOD RUBY DIANNE MOORE CLAYTON HAROLD MILLS KENNETH STEVE MAREE 26 STEVEN DOUGLAS MULLINIX 9 JANICE SUZANNE OLIVER NORMA SUE PAUL ELIZABETH JEAN ODOM WILLIAM SHAW OSBORN Sensors 27 SAM DOMENICO PESCE BETTY JEAN RIVERS HELEN NANCY RATLIFF MARY ESTA PIGG DAVID GLYN SHORT RITA RUTH REYNOLDS CW 65 SUSAN LYANA PORTER 28 BARBARA LEE SMETHIE MARY LYNN SMITH JOHN GILBERT SNUGGS ALICE ANN SMITH REBECCA ANN SNUGGS ( Oensors CHARLES HERMAN TARLTON 29 PHYLLIS ANN TUCKER EFFIE ANN TILLMAN JAMES BRYCE TARLTON, JR. JOHN KERMIT TYSON, JR. JAMES ALEXANDER TREADAWAY, JR. 1965 rv” ee ROY WALTON THOMAS, JR. 30 ¢ WILLIAM BATTLE WALL, III GEORGE WAYNE WATTS, JR. RICHARD ERVIN WILLIAMS MARION SMITH WATSON, JR. NANCY SILLS WHITAKER | Aeniors 3) CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMSON MICHAEL GARY WOOD LAWRENCE FETZER ZACHARY Sensors The Senior year is one filled with honors. Members of the Senior Class headed many of the student activities including student government, THE TIGER TALES, THE STUDENT PRINTS, and many clubs. The Senior Class provided many of the baseball, football, and basketball players. Much of the Senior year was spent preparing for graduation. The Students had to purchase call- ing cards, invitations, and diplomas. The Senior Class members were the guests of honor at the Junior-Senior Prom. By MOST POPULAR Emma Lee Kiser Herman Tarlton Senror Superlatives BEST ALL ROUND Mary Edwards Gilbert Snuggs BEST DRESSED Rita Reynolds Bubby Watts Senor BEST LOOKING Barbara Smethie Wayne Lineberry CUTEST Emma“ Lée Kiser — “Harry Zachary BEST PERSONALITY Effie Ann Tillman Mac Harrell erlatives MOST ATHLETIC Carol Burch FRIENDLIEST Effie Ann Tillman _—F reddy Douglas MOST COOPERATIVE Dianne Mo Senror MOST DEPENDABLE Betsy Little Gilbert Snuggs BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT inde 2 2 ke Barbara Jean Hildreth al eee oe William Osborn i] « ' piaupiiommnncoepsunmnen WITTIEST Mary Edwards Marion Watson Ouperlativ es MOST COURTEOUS Margaret Crowell MOST INTELLECTUAL Alice Smith Woody Huntley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alice Smith Woody Huntley a, UNLOr Class Off 1CeCLS PRESIDENT Barry James SECRETARY Edna Lee TREASURER Paul Little LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Lee, Paul Little, Barry James. It seemed as if the Junior year in high school just flew by in a never-ending series of events. In the fall, the Juniors sold magazine subscriptions to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. Even though it was a great deal of work, the end made the means rather pleasant. Mrs. London's homeroom received a second place rating for its float entry in the Homecoming Parade. Another big event in the Junior year was the arrival of class rings. 38 Cecelia Ackerman Linda Adams Paul Adams Frankie Adcock Barbara Alexander Parks Allen Macy Ammons Sandra Austin Janice Baker Barbara Bean Loranne Billingsley Vivian Boyle Robert Bridger Phillip Brooks Janet Brown Kathy Burns Martha Burr Bill Capel Kerry Capell Bo Covington Janice Covington Joanne Curran Geneva Dawkins Marvin Deese Louvine Eddins Penny Edgeworth Billy Edwards Frank 39 TS: UNLOLS St UNLOLS 40 Becky Gilmore Karen Godwin John Edgar Gray Gary Gregory Maggie Grice Jean Hanna Jerry Henry Nancy Hildreth Anita Honeycutt Linda Hough Barry James Sarah Alice Keith Edna Lee Chris Little Paul Little Larry Lovett Andy Maner Carolyn Martin Frances Martin Allen Molaro Andy Morris Aaron Oliver Charles Polson Lorraine Pope Jeannie Polson Ernie Pratt Ricky Ratliff Mary Ella Rogers Ronnie Rorie Rick Saunders Al Scarborough Freddy Sparger Dolly Stewart Paula Tarlton Jackie Teal Dianne Trexler Glenn Trexler Ronnie Usery Vickie Whitaker 4) Juniors prepare lists of prospects for magazine subscriptions. vd opli omore Oe e a SIDENT Woody. Hough). = __ | VICE PRESIDENT Jonatha Wildermuth SECRETARY TREASURER Diane Hanna ee NCL E EE TORIGHT: Jonatha Wildermuth, Woody Hough. The end of the Sophomore year marks the half-way point in one's high school career. Although not as eventful as the Junior or Senior year, the tenth grade too has its varied activi- ties. The Sophomores began thinking seriously about college and took many tests. Thev pro- vided the entertainment at the Junior-Senior Prom and helped with the bonfire at Homecoming. This year the Sophomores won third place for their float entry in the Homecoming Parade. ® ‘¢ d ae 42 Willie Adams Jerrie Bailey “Jimmy Bailey Lillie pe Ur jy Sandy eee Burr Carolyn Carpenter Vernon Carpenter Albert Carter Linda ae Cassidy 2 | Ben AN Woe en Chewnin S Puie == of | | Chewning Cm Ce arn oe Clark Donnie Cook peLeigh [yi - Crawford | Joyce aw Semen UlrVe AT CNC =a Deese Suzanne —— Eddins (LeGran Edwards Jeannie Ellis Martin Fowler Suzanne Gardner Eddie Gilmore Shirley Griggs ™ Donnie = Hamilton Ala ete Hanna Ms — Diane Hanna Sue _Hanna__ Susan Harrington 43 Bill SS Hightower Bobby Hildreth Christa Hildreth Mary Dunn Hill Rhonda Hinson Thelma = Honeycutt = Kenny oe Huntley) ( ST ——— Jenkins Julié———_ Kelly Linda __ Kendall jammy ‘Mi. Kiser) Stim _- _Knotts Frankie __ Lookabill) Edna Luther Linda McKenzie Don McLaurin Ronnie Mabry Brenda — Mullis Martha Myers Mary Myers Jane Nix Joe Pegram ASTON Pegram Kenny Privette Sharon Pigg 44 Quick Arlene Ratliff Darwin Ratliff Steele Ratliff Lynn _Redfearn Don Roche Wyatt Seigler Bob 7 Stowe (Millie _ Tarlton Rena _ “Aha loyal Pam Ss eee Thomas. 4} Lo Tillman Tommy _ Usury (Bruce— __ .__ Waddell) 4 Candy Ba, Wagner Johnny Sr Whisnant Jonatha Wildermuth Wendell Williamson Sophomores had to compete with such floats in the Homecoming Parade as this Junior second- place winner. x At be So , A cas gE} 224 OTE Rta g KF ) YI Pay (fArvyA fpr“ —s if] bt Mee eo, TE shm adn Class Officers PRESIDENT David Covington VICE PRESIDENT Tommy Guiton SECRETARY TREASURER Eleanor Ann Harrell Y y hee 4 ee LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor AnnHarrell, Tommy Guiton, David J fi Covington. The Freshman year marks the beginning of a new phase in a student's life. During this year the Freshmen began to take a more active part in the school's extra-curricular activities. These students considered college in the distant future and were introduced to new methods of study. For the first time they took an active part in the Homecoming festivities. They entered floats in the parade and selected a Freshman Homecoming Attendant. 46 Joan Ackerman Chuck Adcock Jerry Adcock Bobby Atkinson Julia Ann Bean Jill Benton Dave Blalock Darlene Bridges Diane Brower Grace Burr Kenny Capel Curtis Carpenter Kathy Carpenter Carolyn Carter Margaret Charlton Diane Cole Freddy Cook David Covington Sandy Covington Adele Cor Steve Cranford Betty Lou Daniels Carl Easterling Annette Eddins Kenny Eddins Julie Edwards Linda Garris Donna Gay Ricky _..Gilmore Steve: laa | Goodmarl Fi “reshm er. 47 TS: ‘reshm ee) 48 John Gray Sissy Gray James Griffin Libby Griggs Tommy Guiton Eleanor Ann Harrell Eddie Henry Sherry Henry Mike Hinson Debbie Honeycutt Jimmy Hooks Gene Horne Frances Hudson Glenn Jenkins Glenda Jenkins Bobby Jones JOY Jones Mike Kelly George Knotts Jodie Lee Sherry Lee Coit Liles Joe Liles Gay Lineberry Corine Little Mary Lou Lyon Mike Martin Kathy McLeod Charles Mills Susan Mills Fa ‘reshimen Diane Moore Carol Nix Mac Osborn Robbie Paul reg Plyle Penny Potter Hilda Pratt Johnny Quick Ronnie Ratliff Donna Robbins Gary Sellari Roland, Tarlton Clayton Tarlton Ann Taylor Gilda Terry Emmy Thomas Bobby mice Janet Tiffany Barry Treadaway Johnny Treadaway Mike Tyson Janet Warner Jimmy Watkins Hannah Carole Watts Ed Wheeler Kenny Williams Shirley Williams 49 Freshinen Debbie Wright Herbert Wright Cathy Zachary Freshmenbecame mixed with feelings when they began the journey ey P had heard so much about. J) Freshmen attend their first Homecoming Dance with much excitement. 50 Dear Cadeshoro Sligh School. . . Junior English students attempt to understand the mysteries of the English language. Onglish Departinent Adds Much to Gach Students’ ©ducation In the English department at W.H.S. one learns to express himself in a correct man- ner. The students study the mechanics of English grammar, learn about famous writ- ers, write book reports and themes. They also become well acquainted with the li- brary through vocabulary words and other assignments done there. English students go over diagram of library before beginning work. 52 College preparatory students take courses in advanced algebra and trigonometry to secure a good background for college days ahead. Qld Oo frers a Varrety of Math Courses Algebra I students find there are other uses for ''x'’ and Cy besides spelling. The courses in Wadesboro High School's math department ranges from general math to ad- vanced mathematics, which include advanced algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and many other fields for the college bound students. Several math classes went on field trips to see a practi- cal application of the many things they had learned. The science courses offered at Wadesboro High School include general science, biology, chem- istry and physics. The chemistry and physics students learn about such things as Einstein's laws and the atom. The lab is put into use by both the chemistry and physics classes. The biology students learn about plant and animal life. The biology lab is also greatly helpful in allowing the students to see many things first hand. Physics problems may require after-class explanations. Tnterest in Sctence Ss Carrted Out in Four Courses { Biology students find the disecting of different typ es of fish very interesting. Two foreign languages are offered at Wadesboro High School. They are Frenchand Latin. Latin, offered for two years, provides the background for the study of modern languages. French is offered for three years. This year the first year students were taught by films with a mini- mum of English used in the classroom. Second and third year French students also used the films in addition to their other work. In third year French the students read THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO in French. Latin I students study last minute details before going into class. Students in Lanquage Departin ent Ma LY Take French and Latin. Third year French students learn by watching films. Civics students learn about their government through discussion. Stistory Departinent Ineludes Four Courses Wadesboro High School offers a variety of courses in history and social studies. The students are required to take United States and world history to encourage greater understanding of their own and other countries. Sociology and econom- ics and civics are also included among the social studies. Sociology students are country. reminded of their obligations to their The Industrial Arts Department teaches boys atrade through experience. This department offers shop for those inter- ested in woodworking and mechanical drawing and for those interested in draft- ing. Mechanical drawing prepares stu- dents for college drafting and engineering. Anew course just added this year is basic electronics. Electronics students experiment with their kits. Industrial Arts and ©lectronics Give Uocational Training Th Tone The instructor gives assistance as final touches are added to shop work. Htome ©Cconomies Srains Girls for fhe Suture Girls study child care, household economics, cooking, and sewing in the Home Economics Department. Three years of home economics are offered at Wadesboro High School. Anew course being offered this year is a family living course for both boysandgirls. Ithelpsthem realize the problems of marriage and every- day living. Girls make lovely Christmas decorations to be used in their homes. ae ise tes aameaccrre ‘Home economics students find it a satisfying feeling to be able to make their own clothes. Commercial Depart ent Yrepares Students for the Business Oorlf Business students are taught the qualifications of an efficient office worker. In office practice, one may see the outcome of his work. The commercial classes prepare students to work immediately after graduation from high school. The courses being taught in- clude office practice, shorthand, bookkeep- ing, two years of typing, general business, and business arithmethic. Some business training is beneficial to any student whether he enters the business world or not. The healthand physical education course = Bec Pe AW1d NO ALBAVS MUSCULAR SYSTEM. is required for all freshmen. In this course they are taught several sports and become acquainted with healthful habits such as daily exercise and clean- liness. The important muscles and their functions are pointed out. Hlealt and Sth. yy sical @dacation Course JSeaches Useful Tractices The boys' physical education class is instructed in volleyball. es Lo you Tb. Y Lro plat UW bring - eo Me LI60F Football Team BUBBY WATTS HERMAN TARLTON Right Fackle Quarter Back DAVID SHORT GILBERT SNUGGS FREDDY DOUGLAS - Halfback Left Guard Left Tackle ) EDDIE AMMONS ' ALEX McLEOD Left End Center J SCHEDULE OPPONENT W.H.S. 6 Southern Pines 37 0 West Montgomery 32 7 Cheraw 20 0 East Montgomery 34 O Rohanen 14 TTLE WALL ! nim AKG GUS GRAY ight Tackle A Center WAYNE LINEBERRY SAMMY PESCE LARRY MILLS Left Tackle y Center Quarter Back ' DON CHEWNING KERRY CAPEL Right Tackle Halfback SCHEDULE OPPONENT Wer oos 21 Rockingham i 6 Chesterfield 32 0 Laurinburg 7 18 Siler City 6 41 Charlotte Catholic tf ANDY MANER GARY GREGORY Right Guard vs End GLENN TREXLER ALLEN MOLARO MERT MILLS Halfback Fullback Right End BARRY JAMES JERRY HENRY Center End The 1964-65 Football Tiger Team had an outstanding season. It won seven games, lost three, and ended the season by taking second place inthe Central Tar Heel Conference. 64 Football Team AARON OLIVER RONNIE RORIE Left End vane Halfback PHILLIP BROOKS y, - REEVES FOWLER BO COVINGTON Fullback Sra) LeiGuard a am Right End RICK SAUNDERS ANDY MORRIS Center Quarter Back The team lost 13 seniors this year, but there are as many jun- iors who are looking forward to replacing them during the 1965- 66 season. 65 Tigers prepare for action. HEAD COACH COACHES: Mr. Anthony Sellari, Mr. Bill Thacker, Mr. Shine Huntley. Mr. Ed Emory MANAGERS: W. Osborn, L. Zachary, A. Burns, P. Kiker, C. Liles. DHS. Varsity Football Seam LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Ammons, L. Mills, B. James,J. Henry,S. Pesce, A. McLeod, B. Watts, K. Capel, G. Gregory, A. Morris, G. Snuggs, R. RorieJM. Mills, H. Tarlton, A. Molaro, A. Maner, B. Covington, P. Brooks, R. Cranford, M. Deese, R. Saunders, D. Chewning, R. Fowler, G. Gray, B. Wall, A. Oliver, D. Short, W. Lineberry, G. Trexler, ae Siger’s TO. Football Seam LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Fowler, B. Jones, R. Ratliff, E. Wheeler, T. Guiton, D. Covington Plyler 70 Adcock, M. 7 4 Osborn, B. Atkinson, ‘A. Hanna; J. Quick, B. Stowe, G. Jenkins, M. Tyson, D. Blalock, B. Chewning, G. Sellari, Bf Waddell, B. Snyder, W. Williamson, D. Roche, J. Kiser, D. Puckett, D. McLaurin, R. Scott. l22 Yor hee th Qype ie Nees Wie YS ‘ Baskethall Team Guard MR. TONY SELLARI LARRY MILLS Coach Guard AARON OLIVER Forward SCORE KEE PER Becky Ann MANAGER: Allen Molaro CAPTAINS attle Wall; Herman Tarlton Tiger Team RIGHT: Herman Tarlton, Larry Mills, Bubby watts, Sammy Pesce, Richard Harwood, Larry Zachary, Aaron Oliver, Ted Moore, Battle Wall, Gus Gray, Joe Buff, Paul Kiker. LEFT TO 69 Girls’ Basket Team ) GLENDA GOODMAN Guard Guard PATRICIA BURR MR. DAVID KEPHART RETHA BATES Forward Coach Forward CAROL BURCH CHRIS LITTLE Guard Forward esermmnenr eter LEFT TO RIGHT: Harriet Caligan, Betsy Little, manag- ers, Libby Odom, scorekeeper. . CO-CAPTAINS Retha Bates and Glenda Goodman. igerelles Glenda Goodman, Mary Lou Burns, Carol Burch, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Little, Patricia Burr, Retha Bates, Barbara Bean, Dianne Trexler, Becky Ann Snuggs, Emma Lee Kiser, Edna Lee. ints. ive for 2 po Tigerettes dr . Gray prepares for rebound ith Eagles to gain points for Tigers. Tarlton struggles w LEFT TO. ven C. Mills, J. Liles, M. Martin, A. Carter, M. Fowler, D. Ratliff, .L. Lookabill, Coach Ed Emory, R. Rorie, 5 Fowler; “G. Trexler, K. Cranford, W. Lineberry, W. Williamson, F. Douglas, K. Williams, V. Carpenter, R. Ratliff, C. Tarlton, S. Cranford, A. Hannay C. Liles, D. Blalo B. Waddell, (J. Kiser} B. Chewning, T. Usery, A. Burns. 65 Wrestlin ti Team For the second year, the Tiger wrestling team was under the direction of Mr. Ed Emory. The team had two successful years, with Wayne Lineberry finishing fourth in the state last year and did equally as well this season. Since the formation of our wrestling team, two hundred other schools have organized a high school team also. 73 Tigers hold opponent for a pen. BUBBY WATTS Center Field OG se SAMMY PESCE JOHNNY MARTIN Second Base Shortstop BOBBY DUTTON Left Field FREDDY DOUGLAS Catcher HERMAN TARLTON Pitcher HERMAN WADDELL Right Field COACH PAUL KIKER BARRY JAMES ; First Base Right Field Mr. Bill Thacker With the help of coach Bill Thacker, the Wadesboro High Baseball Team had a fairly successful year. Many combinations were put to use for a winning team. Ahigher outlook for the '65 season will be due to a large percent of experienced players. DHS Baseball Seam oy ae z a — : i ie Sy F LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Horne, B. James, M. Watson, B. Watts,, William Osborn, B. Burr, R. Ratliff, S. Pesce, H. Waddell, J. Martin, B. Dutten,_F. Douglas, F. Ferree, P, Kiker, B- Moore, H. Tarlton, M. Harrell, W. Thomas. Harwood, tig GHIA [) W. Seigler, E. INT ENDIE, A. MeTeod! A, Hannes Gr Gray, G. Trexler, D. Short, B. Chewning, A. Treadaway, D. Puckett, {R. ‘Fowler G. Gregory, W. Hough, He lala, IL Gee Je Gray. Covington, D. Chewning, W. Lineberry, B. Covington, S. Mullinix, B. Wall, � BY Capel. Thetrackteam was a new addition to the Tigers athletic program. The team had a very good season, being placed third inthe conference meet. Severaloftheteam, sponsored by Mr. Ed Emory, were all-conference. Boys shape up for the meet. . 7 ae Q Q sy S we f : choles T o you we will ever he frue... Student Coungis). LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. D. Kennedy, C. Little, S. Covington, L. Pope, S. Pigg, (s: Burr, P. Burr, B. Bean, M. Edwards, E. A. Harrell, S. Henry, E. Luther, G. Jenkins, -J.Hooks, E. Ammons, S. Pesce, M. Harrell, WwW: Hough, D. Hamilton, D. Ratliff, H. Tarlton, C. Liles, R. Rorie, D. Short F. Ferree. ——— OW bay coi = pgodud aprcnced 7, PRESIDENT ; Battle Wall LEFT TO RIGHT; B.J. Hildreth, B. Little, B. Wall, B. C iL. J. Nix. ke os 2 aaa ie VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Capel SECRETARY Barbara Jean Hildreth TREASURER Jane Nix PARLIAMENTARIAN Betsy Little The Student Council is made up of the Stu- dent Council officers and two students from each homeroom. The Student Council was very busy this year. Itsponso.ea che annual Homecoming Dance, revived the Social and Folk Dance Club, hada parliamentary precedure work- shop for the Student Council and other clubs. Mr. Don Kennedy is the council's advisor. | | LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Edwards, Effie Ann Tillman, Lou Tillman. Flealth Careers Club LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Edwards, E. A. Tillman, B. Little, C. Edwards, B. Knotts, S. Mullinix, M. Crowell, V. Driggers, G. Carter, J. Benton, Ee. Ai, Kiser,— 4. Tarlton, B. Covington, S. Keith, K. Godwin, E. Lee, J. “Hannas_V.. Boyle, J.Teal, CG. Burr, C. Hildreth, J. Covington, J. Currie, C. Wagner, | . LisenbyJ. (S. Hanna} S. Pi Tarlton, S. Eddins, L. Tillman, L. Gravion: T. Usrey,M.D.Hill J. Bailey, J--Wildermuth, B. Best, D. oe L. Redfearn{ F. ee J. Nix, « P. Thomas,� S. Griggs} J. Chewnin “| PRESIDENT Mary Edwards VICE- PRESIDENT Effie Ann Tillman SECRETARY Lou Tillman The Health Careers Club of Wades- boro High School was organized and received its charter in 1963. Em- phasis is placed on exploring the various health fields in North Garolinae “The membership of this club ig lim- ited to students in grades ten to twelve who are genuinely interested inthe health field. The main project for the year was organizing candy stripers to help at the local hospital. Advisor, Mrs. Joe Litaker shows editor how to use space correctly. The annual staff put forth much time and effort this year to publish a yearbook for the students. , The 1964-65 TIGER TALES will serve as a book Coitlor of memories for the school year. DIANNE MOORE Cditorial Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry James, Vivian Boyle, Libby Odom, Gilbert Snuggs, Phyllis Ann Tucker, Terry Gilmore. Tales EDITOR Dianne Moore COPY EDITOR Libby Odom SPORTS EDITOR Gilbert Snuggs BUSINESS MANAGER Helen Ratliff TYPISTS Sherry James Terry Gilmore EDITORIAL STAFF Phyllis Ann Tucker Cecelia Ackerman Vivian Boyle BUSINESS STAFF Pa burr J. Tarlton B. Smethie A. Taylor Ss. Jarman C. Zachary R. Reynolds P. Potter E.A. Tillman J. Nix C. Burch L. Redfearn R. Bates Awa COx M. Crowell S. Covington J. Crider E. A. Harrell Business Man ager HELEN RATLIFF Dy usiness Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Burr, B. Smethie, S. Jarman, R. Reynolds, E.A, Tillman, C. Burch, R. Bates, M. Crowell, J. Crider, J. Tarlton, A. Taylor, C. Zachary, P. Potter, J. Nix, L. Redfearn, A. Cox, S. Covington, E. A. Harrell. Student Oditor WOODY HUNTLEY Business Mana GRE MARY EDWARDS Cditorial Staff LEFT TO RIGHT; H. Caligan, J. Oliver, G. Carter, E. Lee, K. Godwin, J. Covington, R= Ratliff, G. Jenkins, G. Goodman, A. Smith, S. A. Keith, B. Bean; P. Little, D. Blalock, C. Liles, M. Wood. Print S Sf v EDITOR Woody Huntley ae wer ASSISTANT EDITOR OE eee Janice Covington ee oA BUSINESS MANAGER 7 y oe are Mary Edwards aa ASSIST ANT BUSINESS MANAGER Jean Hanna FEATURE EDITOR Alice Smith SPORTS EDITOR Mike Wood ASSIST ANT Ba ve EDITORS , Coit Liles CARTOONIST miata tet vec f EDITORIAL STAFF 4° K. Godwin, S.A. Keith, G. Goodman, H. Caligan, P. Little, G. Jenkins, B. Bean, J. Oliver, E. Lee, G. Carter. G. ‘Lisenby, S. Hanna, nee Kiser, B. Lee. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Little, Emma Lee Kiser, Mary Edwards, Jean Hanna, Gail Lisenby,} Sue Hanna. Dusiness Staff The purpose of the Student Prints is to keep the student body informed andair student opinions. The paper is published monthly and has a wide circulation. The staff tries to pro- vide something of interest to every- one. Business manager, editor, and advisor discuss outcome of first paper before circulation. ruses LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Molaro, B. Gilmore, J. Hanna, S. A. Keith, J. Covington, R. Saunders, C. Little, L. Pope, J. Honeycutt, V. Whitaker, M. L. Burns, D. Moore, A. Smith, Mrs. Johnson, G. Jenkins, L. Odom, M. Edwards. National Stonor So c1ely AN) Ua ce PRESIDENT Alice Smith VICE- PRESIDENT Gale Jenkins SECRETARY Dianne Moore TREASURER Libby Odom The National Honor Society is composed of Juniors and Seniors who maintain an A average, and show leadership and other desirable qualities. This year there are seventeen members. To bea member of this club is one of the highest honors of the school. The strict requirements keep the membership limited. Under the leadership of Mrs. Harold Johnson, the members are taught to respect knowledge and strive for excellence in all aspects of life. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Moore, A. Smith, G. Jenkins, L. Odom. Nationd .Juntor Stonor Socref ely 7ELbIGE MT LOOXYIMG 4 1CK [V7Fe dela [ora ice orien 4 J . Rickt ' ae : : The National Junior Honor Society is composed of freshmen and sophomores who display certain desirable characteristics. Among these char- acteristics are scholarship, character, service, and leadership. These students are encouraged to continue their high ideals by their advisor, Mrs. Roy Gaddy. LEFT TO RIGHT: ysj treasurer;—Candy Wagner, vice president, Rena eae presidents; Jonatha Wildermuth, secretary. — National Honor Society tells Jr. Society students about their induction to come. 85 Future Stomemakers O Am erica LEFT TO RIGHT: Co Martin, president: sDarr ice- resident; Miss Mary Ann Sutton, advisor; M, D. Hill, son Jeader; { S. Eddins, co-reportery P. Thomas, treasurer; R. sharlton mens GO aisaiemn oe Jarmon, co-reporter; V. Driggers, secretary; H. Ratliff, parliamentarian. . F.H.A. workers complete Christmas project of candy V for the rest home. ; An TY) Cae Val | LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Jarman, B. Knotts, M. Crowell, A. Smith, B. J. Rivers, M.-E:-Pigg, V. Driggers, G. Carter, D. Moore, H. Ratliff, S. Porter, K. Godwin, C. Martin, D. Trexler, L. Adams, ‘B. Bean,’ V.. Boyle,-F ..Adcock, C. Acker- man, S. Austin,d+Brown, J. Baker, A. Clark, B. Mullis, J. Kelly, A. DeeseS. Griggs 2.-Thomas R. Tarlton, J : Jenkins;) J. Nix, F. Lineberry}, B. Bost, §. Burr, J. Wildermuth, S. Eddins,{M. D. H. Pratt, D. Brewer, E Luther, ID) Robins, S. Williams, 8S. Bridges, J. Benton, J. Tiffany, M. L. Lyon, D. Cole, D. Wright. Burr, G. Burr, ‘s. Henry, S. Mills, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Reynolds, M. Crowell, B. Smethie, B. A. Snuggs, L. Odom, M. E. Pigg, G. Carter, G. Jenkins, H. Caligan, S. Porter, B. J. Rivers, J. Benton, J. Oliver, H. Ratliff, B. Covington, S. A. Keith, E. Lee, J. Hanna, K. at eat Covington, V. Boyle, J. Teal, S. Hanna, | IG. Lisenby, C.-Little;-B, Bean,’P. Tarlton, D. Stewart, J. Currie, dfearn, n, D. Hanna, B. Bost, L. Crawford, J. Wildermuth,S. James, J. A. Curran. Fature Seachers O “America � The Wadesboro Chapter of the Future Teachers m Mine 2 Sotee UG | 2s. ‘ ee of America is composed of high school students a dn considering teaching as a career. The students are taught the traits and qualities of a good teacher and the advantages and disad- vantages of teaching. The students sit in on classes inthe elementary grades. Under the leadership of Miss Carrie Sturgis, the F.T.A. members gain much information on teaching as LEFT TO RIGHT: Bo Covington, president; Helen Ratliff, reporter; Vivian Boyle, treasuren, Edna Lee, secretary; Dolly Stewart, Vice- president. atCanLeeiz, 87 JSuntor Orvttan Clab The Junior Civitan Club is composed of students from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. The main objective is to promote and encourage good citizenship. Each year the club sponsors a toy project to provide toys for needy children at Christmas. Each summer the Wadesboro Civitan Club sends two of its junior club mem- bers to Wildacre's Youth Conference. LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Maner, treasurer, Jane Nix, sec- retary, Emma Lee Kiser, president, Paula Tarlton, vice president. ; LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Harrell, W. Huntley, G. Snuggs,_F. Bona iS. Burr, ID. Hanna, C. Wagner, M. Edwards, B. J. _Hildxeth, D. Moore, R. Reynolds, B. Smethie, J. Nix, Ce Little, ‘K. Capel, B. James, R. Matthews, A. Maner, b Kiser J. Covington, P. Tarlton. 7 — Latin lub Gia s Reng PRESIDENT ‘Sa Woody Hough, VICE PRESIDENT Jane Nix SECRETARY Betty Lou Daniels ye TREASURER Shey Donnie Hamilton ‘SN’ _Q 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Donnie Hamilton, Jane-Nix;-Woody Hough; XK FBX Betty Lou Daniels. f FO +) MRS. CADIS ¢ SEATED: J. Nix, C. Nix, H. Pratt, B. L. Daniels, F. Cook,( C Hamilton, E. Gilmore, T. Guiton, B. Stowe, W. Hough, R. H. Burr, B Gaddy. fat , G. Lisenby, C. A. Carter. STANDING: D. “Hightower, D. Ratliff, S. Goodman, Mrs. Roy The Latin Club or Junior Classical League is composed of students taking first or second year Latin. The purpose of the Latin Club is to en- courage among the members an interest and appreciation of the civilization, lan- guage, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome and to give the student some understanding of the debt our own Mrs. Roy Gaddy, Latin Club Sponsor, acquaints students with the art culture owes to classical antiquity. . of ancient Greece and Rome. Librar YY Club The Library Club is composed of library assistants who work inthe library one period every day. The purpose of the club is to aid the librarian and in- crease the efficiency of the library. The members also become familiar withthe make up of libraries which is a great help to the college-bound stu- dent. Miss Carrie Sturgis is the advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Mills, vice president; Marion Watson, secretary; Larry Zachary, treasurer; Andy Morris, reporter; Ernie Pratt, president. pane ——acoennn soon : 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Morris, Marion Watson, Larry Zachary, Norma Sue Paul, Susan Porter, Carolyn Martin, Nancy Whitaker, Jeannie Polson, Ernie Pratt, Larry Mills. Monogram Club Monogram members work at concession stand during ballgames. The Monogram Club was organized to pro- mote a high standard of athletics and to LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Rorie, vice president; Andy Maner, ’ throughout the organiza president; Allen Molaro, secretary; Ted Moore, social chair- , , { { service to the high sché Tie club spon- man;, Wally Thomas, treasurer. year and the m operated the con- cession stands dufing the ball games. IO) LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Gray, J. Martin, R, Harwood) P. Kiker, F. Douglas, W. Thomas, B. Watts;D. Short, L. Mills, T. Moore, T. Burris, A. Burns, D. Chewning, S. Pesce, G. Snuggs, B- Wall, L. Zachary, H. Tarlton, W. Lineberry, M. Watson, B. James, K. Capel, A. Molaro, A. Maner, W. Osborn, B. Covington, P. Brooks, Mr. Ed Emory, A. Morris, A. Rorie, R. Fowler, F. Ferree, Mt, Mills . Oliver. _LEFL IGHT: M. Hinson, J. Liles, D. Bl _S. Goodman, J. Bean, D. Moore, B. Bean D K. _ McLeod J. Kendall, B. A. Snuggs, J. Kiser, H. C. Watts, J. Warner, G. Terry, A. Eddins, H. Ca pe Lees B. Little, C. Edwards, B. L. Daniels, C. Zachary, J. Edwards, L. Billingsley, L-Bawards, R. Ratl artin, J. Martin, E. Wheeler, J. Tyson, A. Carter, F. Cranford, J. Honeycutt, M. Tice, Ce lLilesCalittles Ma woods). Lovelace, D. Covington, T. Usrey, G. Lineberr . Griggs, P. Potter, A. Cox, M. L. Lyon, L. Tillman, B. Waddell, K. Huntley, B. Capel, F. Ferree, R. Usrey, J. 2.) G. Plyler, M. D. Hill, J. Hooks, W. Seigler, B. Atkinson, J. Smith, A. Scarborough, M. Harrell, B. Chewning, B. Moore Rk. Ratliff, R. Scott, G. Knotts, W. Thomas, S. Ratliff, P. Allen, M.-Watson, B. suyders)y Quick, M. Osborn, Gurr G. Sellari. LEFT SIDE: C. Burch, K. Godwin, L. Curri Gaddy,| J. Jenkins,) C reth, B. Gilmore, J, Tiffany, , S. Fincher, M. L. Burns, P. Little. RIGHT SIDE: Mirra ts Ellwanger, P. Burr, L. Crawford, (Ss. Burry s on, G. Goodman;V. Boyle Bates, J. Covington, C Little. ah eee OYHLS Lan’ The Wadesboro High School marching band began this season in a big cloud of dust as they scur- ried onto the football field on a fast cadence. This became a Tiger Band trademark as the sea- son progressed. With the exception of one game, the Tiger Band performed at all of the football games. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Ellwanger, the band proved once again tobe 'the best band in the land . The band has several changes this year. There is a new drum major, a solo twirler, and a solo strutter. The lettergirls acquired lances and a chief and a co-chief lettergirl. The majorettes also got new uniforms. 92 MR. ROBERT ELLWANGER Band Director Joey McGee led his section of the band to a victory in the annual ''Battle of the Bands. lhe CC 6 - ar Tose the worry To Bud Tobe Be vw he aa cher: PAUL LITTLE Drum Major PRESIDENT: Mac Harrell VICE-PRESIDENT: Alex McLeod SECRETARY-TREASURER: Woody Huntley DRUM CAPTAIN: Jack Kendall LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Kendall, Woody Huntley, Alex McLeod 5 nn = oso cali Apt RO MAJORETTES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Chief, Chris Little; Janice Covington; Sandy Covington; Glenda Goodman; Vivian Boyle; Retha Bates. SOLO SOLO STRUTTER TWIRLER Leigh Crawford Sandy Burr LETTERGIRLS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Burch; Karen Godwin; Linda Gaddy; Jill Jenkins; Christa Hildreth; , Becky Gilmore; Janet Tiffany; Joyce Currie; Sheila Fincher; Chief, Patricia Burr}, Assist. Chief, Mary Lou Burns. LEFT TO RIGHT: Effie Ann Tillman, Phyllis Ann Tucker, Barbara Smethie, Rita Reynolds, Paula Tarlton, Vickie Whitaker, Barbara Jean Hildreth, Kathy Burns, Cecelia Ackerman. WSL. Cheerleaders The cheerleading squad this year brought much pep and life to the athletic events. Whether the team was winning or losing, the cheerleader's CHIEF spirit kept up the school morale. . Barbara Smethie Cheerleaders get ready to go on display in Homecoming Parade. Cheerleaders urge crowd to join in cheers for two points more. Posters were put up to keep students acquainted with their team's rank. The Wadesboro Tiger contributed by Varsity Cheerleaders and Monogram Club watches over all. Santor Oarsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Sissy Gray; Glenda Jenkins; Adele Cox; Candy Wagner, Chief; Emmy Thomas; Libby Griggs; Mary Lou Lyon. Dear Wadesboro ye aA) gh School... i , eS - - ——_—_—_—_—____. y . PLETS STOMP THE 2 PAIR OUTOF SCOTS Feiss i py Se | VOR ee une Gree Sn ae Mr. Kephart's Senior Homeroom won first place in the float competition. Ge Noa (Ls Seyrio | TAC eat Ee | C_3 ) ii The highlight of the football season was the Home- coming game. The Wadesboro Tigers met and defeated the Laurinburg Scots. The parade on Friday afternoon ended much anxiety by the float ie nagocmuaee me ie a oe oa committees. Mr. Kephart's homeroom float tei. wi took the blue ribbon with the theme, Band gets Homecoming Parade off to a good start. Miss Emma-Lee Kiser is crowned as-Homecoming Queen. ene? a ae tee eA ae Screen wf AGS AA Tigers struggle to prevent opponents gaining yardage. COlmuN Gh We'll Stomp the Air Out of Scots.'' The band performed at the half. Miss Emma Lee Kiser _ was crowned Homecoming Queen. A dance in the gym with the theme ''Tigerland concluded BX QUs T a DAME Lee the festivities. kick Crowd waits for students to get flance under way before they attempt it. Coach Emory gives famous fighting words to fore re-entering game. Fowler be- The Queen’s Hoat ™ The Queen's Float consisted of the four class attendants and the three queen finalists: kL. Kiser, R. Bates, E._A. Tillman, P. Burr, P. Tarlton, C. Wagner, J. Edwards. 100 Htomecomin ti yee JUNIOR ATTENDANT Miss Paula Tarlton ia Burr Patr iss ENIOR ATTENDANT ic M S FRESHMAN ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Miss Julie Edwards 10) Miss Candy Wagner Mary Lou Burns Barbara Smethie Barbara Jean Hildreth Eddie Ammons David Short Gilbert Snuggs mma Lee Kiser e. Glenda Goodman Patricia Burr Gus Gray _— Wayne Lineberry Don Chewning = — x ‘Effie Ann Tillman Helen Ratliff Rita Reynolds Alex McLeod Terry Burris Freddy Douglas are ae a Retha Bates Bubby Watts Stomeconun i, ) PONSOLS Phyllis Ann Tucker Herman Tarlton ‘Leigh Crawford « Battle Wall a a 103 Kathy Burns Sammy Pesce Cecelia Ackerman Joe Buff Frankie Adcock William Osborne . ie. Caro aS e Trin Cess Wiss Gon N E 1C2 Omith M.A KR. Good Crfzen EFFIE ANN TILLMAN a Miss Sti Wiss 104 VICKIE WHITAKER SAILS Delegates Morehead Ochi olarship O72 attended the S.I.P.A. Convention on the Washington and Lee Univer- : sity campus, Virginia. This is attended annually by the editors and business managers of the paper and annual. WOODY HUNTLEY : i oo ee MLL a ee | Crottan Youth Gi onferen ce Dele oY ates Girls State Delegates Mary Edwards and Dianne Moore represented Wadesboro, along Alice Smith and Mary Lou Burns were the repre- with students from four other states at the Civitan Youth Conference sentatives to the annual Tar Heel Girl's State. at Wildacres, Little Switzerland, N. C. The purpose of the confer- The purpose of Girl's State is to teach the dele- ence was to acquaint the students with ways of becoming better gates the principles andthe make-up of our Christian leaders of tomorrow. government. his EE VISITORS Ht wey es wy way, 7 mtprmnencen gon f co aT | : Déntyts POLMLAPAERADIAN EY 8, 4. a 4 anxiely . 4 e Aisqust . oT 106 ‘Serato = accom plishm ent dependentn ess m 107 7 | dovertisements ry DheN al ke é si Without these advertisements this yearbook would not be possible. The annual staff would like to express apprecia- tion to its advertisers for all their help. 109 Nepw UPR OLAN nr 5 P : ; 9 ADprdd kbesk Line Proxy Ror ae Tee Yin Meer wn dow Wrens, As sd) ose nas Sven wendarons, ethene Cr ae J wees | ak ec ’ cos GPA One ae rR amd —) pega Bee ginal Guz SS tal get te Rang ad bg badd Reo! eda Oa eee Hung MBS 44 —_, Bu Yoo (0 ecto Yy aloe, TRUSS ieee As OS Yeo a Cre dite A ae Page sow Aga o ees mer Cre ‘ rrp be ect: fon the gorres. of Sho. Cros ges ee 2 — 4 ay — m f ane } : ) ey WE, A SS re Aru bo. : Orr Q per burntav Tay Cm A eer Res ae } Tm Qe, (ps NSA A Pik a? . a6 Soe ewan, : aa i Noa Use he bo os XA? ae Sis ANSON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Op? . H | 7, Wadesboro,North Carolina | Kt . y J } - t iy Y AN YA? | | J 5) é � , ; (Ph y ¢ EDWARD MARSHALL AMMONS JOE ALLEN BUFF | Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Robbins HighSchool 1,2,3, - Class Offi- Monogram 3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; + cer 1; Football 1,2,3, All Conference 2; — inack 3,4; Jr. Sr. Committee. Honorable Mention All-State 2; Basket- _, ball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Annual ey 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Wadesboro RETHA LOUISE BATES HighSchool 4;-Football 4; Basketball 4. Pe Ae) 2p El Awl, Olficers1; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1,3,4; Jr. Var- CAROL ELIZABETH BURCH sity Basketball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Letter- F.H.A. 1;Socialand FolkDance 1; Paper girl 2; Instructor 3; Majorette 3,4; Jr. Staff 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Sr.Committee 3; Homecoming Commit- J.V. Basketball 1; Youth Physical Fit- tee 3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Home- ness Representative; Superlative 4; coming Queen Nominee 4; Sponsor 4. Science Club 2. PRESTON ALLEN BURNS CONSTANCE JEANETTE BENTON Monogram Club 3,4; Concession Chair - F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Social and Folk man 4; Varsity Football Manager 3,4; Dance 1; HealthCareers 4; Jr. Sr. Com- Student Trainer Clinic 4; Wrestling 3; mittee 3. ae Annual Staff 3. eyo wy _ ANSON FURNITURE COMPANY ae ae ane alr be yi 0) O- Wadesboro, N. C. igs 'S vilons yor ere ingLand R bins f ie a fo fh) é re Ap ey ays Pa yneer Chair Saws ue Bs , oe Brig g lsfEatton Motors ye © eee ie a poe ) Ney Ghasspy't peak : ie es rae We Sane ROSS ‘SHOPPE { Ww GY | oY (aa ee ‘ ae CY Ae ? le aa = wy yo x A Le 4 0 2 it anne Ladies Apparel t+, os pee, rv par ao” j f) 2 a L hee ree avo Nee Gal +1 = 4 Ly = a desboror 8 cont olina ela oF ret ie Yat’ JAW? ‘el NAS ce MARY LOU BURNS National Junior Honor Society 1,2; Parliamentarian 2; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Junior Civitan 4; F.H.A. I; Latin Club 2,3; President 2; Science Club 2; Student Council Representative 3; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 3; Lettergirl 2,3; Assistant Chief 4; Girls State Representative 3; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Jr. Marshal 3; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 2. MARY CAROLYN BURR PATRICIA DIANE BURR F.H.A. 1,2,3;Social and Folk Dance 1,2; J.V.Cheerleader 1; Jr.Sr.Committee 3; Homecoming Sponsor 2,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Student Council 4; Student Prints 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Letter - J X29 fo Vee, VYS ae PUL KUN, Rio AR ILMORE BROTHERS Well Drilling Plumbing Myers Water System Wadesboro, North Carolina Phone 696-2024 girl 2,3; Chief Lettergirl 4. TERRY GRAY BURRIS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. HARRIET ELIZABETH CALIGAN National Jr. Honor Society 1; Social and Folk Dance 1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball Manager, J.V.1; Varsity 2,4; Health Careers 3; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 1,2; Jr. Sr.Committee 3; Homecoming Commit- tee 3,4; Student Prints Staff 4. EUGENIA ANN CARTER F.H.A.1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Health Club 4; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Library Assistant 4; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Paper Staff 4. Compliments of THE HI-LO STORE Wadesboro, N. C. THE MESSENGER AND INTELLIGENCER The Only Semi-Weekly Newspaper Printed and Published in Anson County Anson County's Oldest Family Business, Publishing Continously Since 1881 THE BOYLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY -Wadesboro, North Carolina NLLE CE Pre Ck ii Guns “Ke. PY or hi 4 ROYAL TRE. idence 7 L DONALD LEE CHEWNING Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Science Club 2; Social and Folk Dance 1; Library Club ii JOE FRANK COOK Social and Folk Dance 1. ADAM FRANKLIN CRANFORD Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Track 3; Paper Staff oe JAMES RISDEN CRIDER Football 3; Annual Staff 4; Social Folk Dance 1. MARGARET MARSHALL CROWELL Monroe Senior High 1,2,3; Wadesboro High 4; American Field Service 3; Audio- Visual Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; French cw t) p jn ( c oe Wishes age } : NZ TAC 44 ae Or ale Clie A aU fA me ie Qa’ CAFE | Wa LAL Eick | Ce O Lt CL? ti Sen niors . (Zar Atte EVEL“ 4 Qype v2 a CH ALA AYW— ROE ‘D A. S16 —— Yr fe Ew The Finest In Styles for school for work for play THE LILES COMPANY Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Health Careers Club 4; Library Club; Mixed Chorus-Greensboro Music Frestival 3; Superlative 4. PATRICIA ODOM DEESE FREDDY WALKER DOUGLAS Social and Folk Dance 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Jr. Civitan 4; Monogram etuls 1, 2,3, 4. Se VIRGINIA MAE DRIGGERS. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Sr. Steering Com- mittee 3; Health Careers 4. CATHERINE. LOUISE EDWARDS F.H.A.1;Social and Folk Dance 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Director's Choice Band Award 1; Health Careers Club 3,4. CEST S , —prpirr 4 eee CELESTE fo Py a) 7) foe 7 es per pee F Cee See Fie - :cosein, INC. ci JI Ce E Ne oe ee ges OS, Plumbing, Heating and Air SEEN Coie QO CAS FESw CWRU £ io fa JEANS COAL COMPANY Dealer in High Grade Coal Telephone Coal Yard at Depot Phone 694-3216 Congratulations to Seniors C1 “ree tG MARY CROWELL EDWARDS F.H.A. 1,2,3;Science Club 2; Latin Club 2,3;Secretary 2, President 3; Band 1,2, 3, Drum Captain (3;)Ir- or. Entertain— ment 2; Jr.Sr. Committee 3; Girl's J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper 2; Girl's Var- sity Basketball Manager 3; National Jr. Honor Society 1,2; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Business Manager 3,4; S.I.P.A. Convention 3; HealthCareers Club 3,4, President 3,4; Representative to N. C. Health Careers Congress 2; Student Council Representa - tive 4; Junior Marshal 3; Junior Civi- tan 4; Representative to Civitan Youth Congress 3; Student Council Citizen of Year 3; Superlative 4. SHEILA ANN FINCHER Socialand Folk Dance 1; F.T.A. 4; F.H. CRAWFORD'S i A. 1; Lettergirl 2,3,4; Health Careers 4; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. TERRY _W. nnual Staff, Typist 4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. GLENDA ANN GOODMAN National Junior Honor Society 1,2; Na- tional Honor Society 3; Annual Staff 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Social and Folk Dance 1; F.H.A. 1; Majorette 3,4; Home- coming Committee 1,2,3; Jr. Sr. Enter- tainment 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4; Sponsor 4. Compliments of “ANSON COUNTY NEW CAR _ DEALERS ASSOCIATION HUNTLEY BUICK-PONTIAC INC. : 3 JOHN FAULKNER'S MOTOR INC. ho : i i ue Io zs , REGISTER MOTOR CO. INC wd. © on rr ye See a MM nT s: gh, Vie A een Ake Qe Get wer fou Le a Nted tee! 2 oy am CE CL a Arve tre eee ew Low Lite Cite, CAA ; : BAN an oa Wh. VAL Sod OF 3 Stee An ALE ALN. ACO SCTE ZF = : R Lu, ; Bs ap Ge pee ej Ha ae ail fe ah Ite tA1F ee “ff ; x i aN eee af ee) BEECHER REYNOLDS GRAY Ga RICHARD GLENN HARWOOD J Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; National N Socialand Folk Dance 1; Basketball 1,2, i Junior Honor Society 1,2; Bus Driver 3, N34; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 2,354: } 4; Photography Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Latin-Club 23 Class Officer 2. eS i. Se Committee 3. Social and Folk TT Dance 1; Math Club 1; Track 3,4; Mono- BARBARA JEAN HILDRETH gram Club 3,4; Parliamentarian the eee” National Junior Honor Society 1,2; Class brary Club 2. a . Officer 2; Miss Hi Miss 3; Paper Staff ee 1,2; Jr. Civitan Club 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Varsity JOE MAC HARRELL Cheerleader 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Social Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 1,2,3, Pres. and Folk Dance 1; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk 3,4; Student Council 3; Officer 4. Dance 1; Science Club 2; Junior Civitan Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Baseball KENNETH WARREN HINSON 3; Jr. Sr. Entertainment Committee 1,2, Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Social and Folk 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; N.C. Dance 1; Library Club 2; Bus Driver- Student Council Congress Delegate 4. Substitute 3,4. «ga HONE Upihs Ker | o ua, 7, Akl TAKE? ; vA, -Compliments of Oe LINE Y, J - ALA Nf eI: YF t a Ie PEE bert ate Ae. yi McLEAN’S i a dis N. %e a Wadesboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C., Phone 377-1320 MORVEN FREIGHT LINES, INC. SARAH AND MARY Morven, N.C. - Tel. UL 1-5170 Ladies and Children's ICC 120307 Ny Ga G-b10 esol Daily Service Wadesboro to Charlotte - Charlotte to Hamlet Charlotte to Salisbury and Albemarle WadceporneNcrn Carolina CHARLES RATLIFF, President i yr� ¥ iar y A ; ) ) say � | B ? ; a 4 A� J oe . 5 é ¢ ) HAYWOOD, BRILL HUNTLEY, JR. Class, Officer 1; Annual Staff 1; Student -Council 8,2; Treasurer 2; National Jun- } ior Honor Sotiety 1,2; Social and Folk . ‘Dance 1;Jr.Sr.Entertainment 1,2; Band POtétcer 42,3,4; Chairman Jr.-Sr. De- corations Committee 3; Chairman ‘Homecoming Dance Committee 2,3; Seyénce Club 2; Golf Team 2; Junior ‘Civitan 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; ‘Student Printe 2,3,4; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3;$.1.P.A. Convention 3: More- head Scholarship Nominee 4; Superlative 4, WANDA LEE HUNTLEY Bo Adel .253° che 2; Sp ets aes ita - v PX a FF PP wee toabrere MY 4-423 see einen a a7 up ne Phone MY 4-35138 105 North Greene Street E.H. JONES JEWELER Watches -Diamonds-Jewelry Silverware Wadesboro, North Carolina HOD ) “oe a Kas mo Ta NS PAN SA % Qy nom -Q@ ue S ' np Y s 4 Pm ad Rea. a, S_5 RPA, re, Wig) [Yr aio ci SO som SA « hd ee ea JN anpde a SMa. a). Doe RUA, eat Oj Quel, shed Ua a ie Oe = s 0 : “ etieD A- wal RSS vA De re a ‘ “aA mares Ast J . e - : G ‘ DIY | é Jr. Sr. Committee 3. LINDSAY RAY HUTCHINSON Wrestling 3,4; Football 2; School Bus Driver 3; Social and Folk Dance 1; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. SHERRY LYNN JAMES F.H.A. 1,2,3; National Junior Honor So- ciety 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Health Careers 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2; Social and Folk Dance 1; FTA. 2,4; LiprarvyeCluibes Ly ping Representative 3. RANCE E : Pronk a. 2139 KO Se a et Wadesboro, rth Carolina me mee cer 2: Social and Folk Dance iL @bes Officer 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; he Var - sity Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Senior Class Color Committee 4; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2. BARBARA DELOISE JARMON SYLVIA ARLETHIA JARMON PATRICIA GALE JENKINS F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice President 2; Presi- dent 3; F.T.A. 2,4; Program Chairman 2; Paper Staff 2; Reporter 4; Jr. Sr. BEST WISHES Class of '65 ZACHARY’S STATE PAINT CENTER hae e S ro Che ers Compliments of VALLEY MOTOR COURT Phone 694-2108 Wadesboro, North Carolina p VEROe oT ¥ ) ag AI OU sean’, Entertaininent Za Float Comititine hey 3,4; Student Council 3; National Junicr Honor Society 1,2; Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-President 4; Junior Marshal 3; Class Officer 4. KENNETH RAY KENDELL JAMES BOYD KENDALL Band 1,2,3,4,; Drum Captain 4; Jr.Sr. Decorating Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Student Prints 1,4. PAUL JONES KIKER, IZ Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Foot- ball Manager 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4. oy 5) }) ID Qa ‘ en Herman Bill aan Groceries-Meats-Prod Wadesboro, N. C BECKY’S Ladies and Children's Apparel Only the Look is Expensive Phone MY 4-4246 Wadesboro, North Carolina t EMM Social and Folk Dance 1; Paper Staff 1, 2,4; F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Dogwood Princess for Band 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Health Careers Club 3,4; Jr. Civitan 4; Representative to Jr. Civitan District Meeting 4; Jr. Sr. En- tertainment 2; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Superlative 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Homecoming | Queen 4. BARBARA RUTH KNOTTS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 3,4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance IAE TAY 4s tet hithrs) that , if Pru i £ utr 7K je. 4Ardely Lo, Ana Gilaitor4 “a ai é PERRY WAYNE LINEBERRY Monogram Club 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Wrestling 3,4; Captain 3,4; Track 3,4; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 1,2; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Photography Club 1; Science Club 1; Superlative 4. MARY ELIZABETH LITTLE F.H.A. 1;Socialand FolkDance 1; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Health Ca- reers Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Student Council; Parlia- mentarian 4; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 2; Superlative 4; National Junior Honor Society 1,2; National Honor Society 3. I Me cre Compliments of A 0 5’ MORVIN GIN ‘CO. Morven, North Carolina Fine Clothes for Men and Boys Ladies' Sportswear Shoes for All the Family H.B. ALLEN CO. ae Jean Sag, Sf Apove 27 od! bey 4) oy ein clean o W ees Aol 22me geod Himie, scAene 20c2p7 1 CSadd EBV gent jf Aspe Y Su pwve a QLRLMBNAS) loo gore J ee Aa ee JOSEPH BERTCHEL LOVELACE shegaoly., 1,2,3,4. Don JOSEPH HILL McGEE Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Track 3; Social and Folk Dance 1; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 2; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, Dean ave Basketball 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4 13,4. CLAYTON HAROLD MILLS Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3, 4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Library Club Officer 4; Monogram Club 3,4. JOHN ALEXANDER McLEOD Class Officer 1; Social and Folk Dance 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,4; Jr. Sr. Committee Chairman 3; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3, ; 5 eae ‘ CHARLES TED MOORE eau SARS IGA ei jegIBELISS 1Etabn Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Football see 2; Social Chairman of Monogram Club KENNETH STEVE MAREE Satna tae Club 3,4; Social and Folk Social and Folk Dance 1; Homecoming mae oe cs Owndd ty by 4, - Mrs. Le S Scarkoro | ¥ Park Road ( B.C. MOORE AND SONS Buy from Moore and Save More Shoes and Clothing for the whole family O ‘ Fede SQ � A sts DIANNE-MOORE sHeAri lsc ; Vice-President 1, Presi- dents 2, Reporter of Anson-Union Bi- ra ion; F.H.A.2, Vice-President 3, President 4; F.H.A. Crisco Award 1; Jr. Honor Society 1,2; Project Chairman 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Officer 4; Jr. Civitan Club 2,3,4; Jr. Marshal 3; Jr.Citizenship Award 3; Social and Folk Dance 1; Delegate to Civitan Youth Con- ference 3; S.I.P.A. Convention 3; Na- tional Math Contestant 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Science Club 2; Superlative 4; Jr. Sr. Entertainment Committee 2; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. STEVEN DOUGLAS MULLINIX Social and FolkDance 1; National Junior CURRIE ANDREWS CLOTHING COMPANY Your Exclusive Store In Wadesboro , For Michaels Stern Clothing, Knox Honor Society 2; Annual Staff 2; Latin Club 2,3; Representative to 1964 Health Ca- reer's Congress 2; Science Club 2; ‘National Honor Society 3; Vice-Presi- dent of Student Council 3; Health Ca- reer'sClub 3,4; Football Team Photog- rapher 3,4; Track 3,4; Superlative 4. ELIZABETH JEAN ODOM Junior Honor Society 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Science Club 2; F.T.A. 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Copy Editor 4; Student Council 3; Junior Marshal 3; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Lettergirl 2,3; Basketball Scorekeeper 3,4, National Math Contest 3. - HUNTLEY. ASHCRAFT. _ ——S Hats, Manhattan and Van Heusen Shirts, . “INSURANCE COs, Jantzen Sweaters and Sportsear Crosby” ce c me Square and Taylor Made Shoes, ‘Wolver=., ine Hush Puppies. c aS Wadesboro nore ag : = Boa ROYAL LAUNDRY CLEANERS Ce Make One Call De_It All 201 Salisbury St. _ Wadesboro, N. C. BS: Pee eN y es one an ther Ahed 4. [rR 2EGz6 AL yi Bale a ae ae 5 = 5 ee : wt = ae es Soren is Tarek. VOY Ye Dag Oe a Vay { f) a ry ¢ Ge=. Ree eg Lie os Ss PEE SLO E TB ” F, xe C es roe a yy ERE Ea Le 4. cal’ aes Co enn Lf ALA IAD 5 ees CLF CAE Ace? 0 UENENCU AS OS a's a ( St Ske Cex oR 6, MEY bCce oe he) fe : Dag = (ere 4K. fata JANICE SUZANNE OLIVER 1,2,3,4, Assistant Sports Editor ae a ) ec F.H.A.1; Social and Folk Dance 1; F.T. Student Council 4; Jr. Sr. Committee 3., A. 4; Paper Staff 4. Oo prem ay Jae MARY ESTA PIGG Z page WILLIAM SHAW OSBORN F..H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,4; Annual Staff Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Foot- 3; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Queen's Float ball Manager 3,4; Football 1; Library Committee Chairman 4. Club 3, Vice-President 3; Baseball 3, Scorekeeper 4; Superlative 4. SUSAN LYANA PORTER F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Library Club 4; NORMA SUE PAUL Paper Staff 4. Health Careers Club 3; Library Club 4. HELEN NANCY RATLIFF SAM DOME NICO PESCE Social and Folk Dance 1; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Business Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3, Manager 4; Sponsor 2,4; Basketball 1,2; 4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Paper Staff Jr. Sr. Committee 3; F.T.A. 4, Officer Satay , % _urtohes ‘ RE FUNERAL HOME “ih, dees 25 Zeer Att 694-2813 694-2821 Prompt Ambulance Service WADESBORO TIRE SERVICE yA Wadesboro, N. C. the (ac® peopl ‘Dd let O00 dow) 209-213 N. Rutherford St. Phone MY 4-4510 Wadesboro, North Carolina Your Seiberling Tire Dealer 4; SIPA Convention 3. RITA RUTH REYNOLDS F.H.A. 1; Social and Folk Dance 1; An- nual Staff 1,3,4; Jr. Sr. Entertainment 1) Jr sr. Committees) J. VesGneerlcad em er 1; Class Officer 4; Varsity Cheer - leader 4; Jr. Civitan 4; F.T.A. 4; Foot- ball Sponsor 3 Super lative 4. BETTY JEAN RIVERS Library ClubvlssiH Aw 12.354... 1 A. 4; Paper Staff 4; Jr. Sr. Committee 3. Congratulations Seniors ANSONIA THEATRE Wadesboro, North Carolina 4; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3,4, [ Chairman 1,4; Homecoming Committee | Henry Liles Allen DAVID GLYN SHORT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Captain 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; President 3; Student Council Represen- tative 1,4; Social And Folk Dance 1; Science Club 1,2; Photography Club 1; Jr. Sr. Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Entertain- ment 1,2; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 2,3; Assistant Sports Editor 2, Sports Editor 3. BARBARA LEE SMETHIE—————_ J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chief 4; National Jr. Honor Society 1,2; National Honor Society 3; F.T.A. 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Homecoming Commit- tee 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Social and Folk Dance 1; Science Club 2; Annual Post 5792 Congratulation Seniors of '65 BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Lhe efaeoe en QOL tL Kone Tie Vow: Leall, hex sig x if ve Gee ror cu_chedl AL dus Ont w , , 4 3 oF of bad ly o_ cule; 9irtianc! 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REBECCA ANN sNuccs 2 cay Social and Folk Dar e 1; Student Prints 1; F.H.A. 1; Band 2.3,4; Health Careers Club 3; F.T.A. 4; basketball 1,2,3,4. X E My i 4318 q) Compliments of ABBEY MANUFACTURING CORPORATION tl nee 26. a - pf c Ak thing age Qt Vhs por oy bf Lhe One Cp se IF ved Sy J j 5 Ay y eae 7] 2 me r Z S ee | ) +) 9. «8 ro a s i °-) iss ; ) ol L A Gc tee) KP pees) a ert : A tb Is ye ye ae a 4 Sf a re y 5 SZ v ZB 7 a 5 i fe) ? r By 3 ee ) 5 A =) . x CHARLES HERMAN TARLTON mo Football, 2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball icy, 3,4; Captain 3. @0e Captain 4; Base- rf all 1 253y4%. Trak 3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Student Council Re- p presenfative 1,2,,4; SociaP and Folk Dance 1; Science” Club_2,2; Photography Clube: a. Sr. Committee Be Aley Haye. Entertathnient Committee 1, 2: _ Offiger 3 SBus Driver 2,3,4; National Jn Honor Society 1,2; Superlative 4; WADESBORO Paper Staffy ‘Associate ‘Editor 33 Band 4 2, 3 � 49President 2. JAMES BRYCE TARLTON, JR. 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