Wendell High School - Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

1 3 pSI I ' r « ■ 3 m 1 II n t PRESETJnN THE. ECHOES OF ' 64 k The quest for knowledge is timeless. Time spent by mankind as he gropes for knowledge cannot be measured accurate- ly. Hidden with the secrets for the ages past is its beginning: unforseen is its end. Each moment of time is valuable. The student body of Wendell High School is learning that as minutes become hours, hours days, days weeks, weeks months, months years, years decades, and decades ages, knowledge will satisfy the needs of mankind. This educational process commences as the alarm clocks ring . . . and ring . . . to wake sleepy households. The hurried breakfast . . . the quick glance at the chapter that should have been read the night before . . . the mad dash from bus to classes . . . the routine scratching around in lockers for a lost book . . . the attentive listening or active partici- pation during the day . . . the gala laughter at night entertainment - these things characterize a student’s day. Quickly this year has passed, and each day has been a brief episode shaping the tide of events. The Echoes ' Staff has tried to preserve many of those significant moments which will long be treasured in the minds of Wendell High students. I 1 j f i I DEDt( We, the Senior Class of Wendell High School of Nineteen Hundred and Six- ty-four, dedicate this edi- OUR HOME OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE OUR WORK AND PLAY OUR FRIENDS noN tion of ECHOES to all that which has made it possible for us to attain this level in our growth. OUR SCHOOL IN U E UORW kFTCR 48 HOURS TBjaggi fANTS FROM IRRAD - ' -f ■ f NTS FROM IRRADIsVt DIFFER Let US be reminded of his constant loyalty and service to his school, his desire to ever enrich the life of his school and community. We shall re- member the unsurpassed guidance he exhibited as a school leader. His disciplined life, Christian attitude, boundless goals, ready smile, singular worthiness, unselfish nature, and friendly manner will serve always as an inspiration and challenge to our future. Truly he gave of his best; he lived each moment. FURNEY ALBERT TODD, JR. November 2, 1944 - May 25, 1963 IRRADIATION ON THE black shank fungus CONCEPT problem METHODS z-1 RESULTS EFFECT OF tRRAOIATJON OK GROWTH OF ZOOSPORES S3SZ3 The time keeper. administration (icc sGt S Hr]dLpcl t9 l€.n Se.(:i-c t 0.4-1! To the young men and women of the 1964 graduating class ' I congratulate each of you upon attaining a most cherished goal. The diploma that you have earned is an excellent beginning in the extremely complex world of today. Now that this goal has been achieved, each of you must set a new goal and begin work striving for a new completion. In the past each of you was working toward the same goal, that of completing your high school education. Now your goals will be varied and of many different selections. Some will continue formal education. Others will go immediately into production and defensive forces of our country. One thing, however, will be kept in common by all. No matter what goal you set for your- self, each and every one will require personal determination and hard work on the part of the indi- vidual involved. I am sure that each of you will uphold his share of the giant responsibility that is being thrust upon you by the world, and I am confident that each of you will contribute to the betterment of mankind in the years ahead. Sincerely, George B, Causby Principal MRS. RUTH HIGH Grade One MRS. ALBERTA BRASWELL Grade One MRS. EVELYN STOTT Grade Two MRS. JOYCE CAUSBY Grade Two MRS. ETHEL TODD Grade Three MRS. DOROTHY TODD Grade Three MRS. MARJORIE KNOTT Grade Four MISS FAYE PEARCE Grade Four MRS. SARAH RICHARDSON Grade Five MRS. KAY FLOYD Grade Five MRS. ALMA MATTOX Grade Six MRS. OLA JOHNSON Grade Six MISS BETTY JEAN BRYAN Grade Seven MR. WILLIAM BEDDINGFIELD Grade Seven MISS GLADYS BAKER Grade Eight MR. REID BASINGER Grade Eight MRS. STUART MURPHY Librarian MISS JOHNNIE SEYMORE Piano MRS. ANNE FISHER Speech Therapist QCyOOL FACUUY MRS. CLEO G. MR. G. T. MR. L. C. PERRY HORTON MURPHY Science Agriculture Mathematics MRS. R. L, HORTON Business Education MR. JIM PEEBLES Social Studies MRS. A. S. MRS. ROLAND JOHNSTON HEATH Home Economics French and and Coach English UJMCHROO W S[ZiFF MISS HELEN MRS. BILL BOONE PARISH English English LWfMENflNCE Left to right: Mrs. Julia Pulley. Mr. Ralph Crews, Mrs. Lucy Abbood, Mrs. Lou Simpkins, Mrs. Neva Holland, Mrs. Elizabeth Bradshaw. Left to right: Mrs. Lillie Marshall, Lethia Cobbs, Mr. R. G. Moss, Mr. Paul Richardson. A Time tor Learning ' • • • MISS HELEN BOONE and MRS. CLEO G. PERRY. Sponsors SENfORje President: CHARLES DYER Vice-President: JIM BAILEY Secretary: CELESTE JEFFREYS Treasurer: JANE CHAMBLEE JOHN HARVEY ALFORD, JR. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 4; Baseball 2; Golf 3,4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Math Club 1. JAMES ' EDWARD BAILEY Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4, Wake Co. Beta Treas- urer 4; Journalism 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Math Club 1; Paper Staff 3, 4; French Club 4, Vice-President 1, 4; Reporter 3; Student Council 2, 4; Waiter; Marshal; Annual Staff; Superlative . AUBREY SIDNEY BAYNES Math Club 1; Baseball 2; Golf 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Monogram 2,3,4; French Club 4; Paper Staff, Art Editor 2,3,4, Re- porter 2; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Giftorian; Basketball Man- ager 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 1,2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN BUCHANAN Monogram 3,4; Basketball 2,3; N.H.S. 4; Beta Club 3,4; Waitress; Marshal; F. H. A. 1, 2; Journalism 1; Science Fair Winner; Annual Staff; Superlative; French Club, President 4; Glee Club 2; Jr. -Sr. Play; Class Poet. JANE ELANE CHAMBLEE N.H.S. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Monogram 3,4; Journalism 1,2,3, 4; French Club 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer; Science Fair; Su- perlative; Annual Staff; Jr. -Sr. Play; Waitress; Marshal. WAYNE WILLIAM COOK III Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All -Conference 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4. SHARON ANITA COOKE Future Teachers 1,3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Monogram 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4: Student Council 4; Glee Club 3,4; Jour- nalism 1; Annual Staff; Waitress. HAROLD CHARLES DYER, JR. Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; N.H.S. 3,4; F.F.A. 1, Secretary 1; Jour- nalism 1,2, 3, 4; Paper Staff, Art Editor 1,2, Assistant Editor 3, Edi- tor 4; Class President 3,4; Waiter; Math Club 1; Glee Club 1; French Club 4. CARL THOMAS EARP Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 3; Track 1. ROSETTA ARDEN EZZELLE F.H.A. 1,2. PATRICIA GAIL FIORETTI F.H.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Jour- nalism 1; Library Club 2; Basket- ball 2; Librarian 4; Paper Staff 4, Typist; Annual Staff; Superlative. BETTY WHEELER FLOWERS F.H.A. 1,2. I DAVID CARLTON FULLER F.T.A. 1, Vice-President: F. F. A . 1; Science Club 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Basketball 3; Monogram 3,4; Library Club 2, Treasurer. NANCY CAROL GRAVITT F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram 3,4; Paper Staff 4, Typist. WILLIAM HENRY GRIFFIN, JR. Journalism 2, 3; Math Club 1; Monogram 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; French Club 4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Glee Club 2; Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 1,2; Paper Staff 2, Sports Editor; All-Conference Foot- ball 3. JESSE RAY HINNANT, JR. Beta Club 3,4; Journalism 1,2,3; Science 1; Library Club 2; Jr. -Sr. Play; Glee Club 1,2; French Club 4. PATRICIA DIANE HOBGOOD F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. T.A. 1. LINDA DIANE HORTON F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Historian 1, Par- liamentarian 2, 3, County Parlia- mentarian 3, Song Leader 4; Li- brary Club 2, President; Journalism 1; Glee Club 1,2; Monogram 3,4; F.T.A. 1; French Club 4; District Science Winner 1, State 2, High School Winner 3; Basketball 2. MIRIAM CELESTE JEFFREYS N.H.S. 4, Secretary 4; Beta Club 3.4, Secretary 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Class Secretary 4; Paper Staff 4, Chief Typist; Annual Staff; Science Club 1. ROBERTA ANN KNOTT Glee Club 2; Journalism 1; Mono- gram 4; Cheerleader 3; F.H.A. 1, 2.3.4, Parliamentarian!, Secre- tary 4. BARBARA JEAN LILES F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4. GERALD WAYNE LILES Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 2; Sentinel F.F.A. 1.2, 3, 4. WALTER SCOTT McLEAN Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 2. BOBBY RAY PARRISH F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. WALTER THOMAS PENNINGTON Football 1,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4, 5; Glee Club 2; F.F. A. 1,2, 3, 5; Science Club 2. LOWERY STENCE PERRY, JR. LINDA SUE RARER F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1,3, President 3; Monogram 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4. VICKIE ELAINE RARER F.H.A. 1,2. BRENDA ANN RAY F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Class Treasurer 2; Paper Staff 4, Typist; Librarian 4; Bas- ketball 1. PATRICIA ANN RILEY F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Science Club 1; Class Secretary 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Waitress; Student Council 2,3. WILLIAM MARSHALL ROBERTS Basketball 2; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Golf 3, 4; Monogram 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Superla tive; Paper Staff, Business Manager 2,3,4; Math Club 1; French Club 4; Journalism 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff, Assistant Art Editor. ROBERT DAN STRICKLAND Math Club 1; Student Council 1; Beta Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Jr. -Sr. Play 3; Paper Staff 1,2; Journalism 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Song Writer. WILLIAM JAN STRICKLAND Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3,4; Journalism 2,3; Paper Staff 2. Circulation Manager; Math Club 1, Reporter 1; F.F.A. Treasurer 4; Bus Driver 4; Glee Club 1,2. ANITRA TODD F.H.A. 1,2, Song Leader 2; Mon- ogram 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Student Council 1,4, Treasurer 1, Secre- tary 4; Journalism 1,2,3; French Club 4; Glee Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Paper Staff 2; Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Chief 4; Annual Editor; Gif- torian; Superlative; Class President 1,2; Waitress; Jr. -Sr. Play; Sci- ence Fair Winner. JAMES ROBERT THEODORE TUCKER Monogram 2,3,4; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; Class President 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Beta Club 3, 4; N. H. S. 4; Student Council 3. 4, President 4; French Club 4; Math Club 1; Science Club 1; Journalism 2; Superlative; Jr. -Sr. Play; Waiter WALLACE PAUL WHITE Science Club 1; Library Club 2; Monogram 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Photographer 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Paper Staff 4, Typist; Annual Staff, Photographer. HASCors DEBBIE MARILYN SMITH DAVID THOMAS BAILEY III GRADE MOTWERG FIRST ROW, left to right, Mesdames: W. C. Strickland; W. W. Cooke, Jr.; F. A. Todd; W. H. Griffin; W. W. White; J. R. Jeffreys; J. R. Hinnant; A. H. Baynes. SECOND ROW, Mesdames: J. N. Horton, J. R. Buchanan; D. T. Bailey; A. A. Fioretti; B. C. Roberts; J. B. Chamblee; C. P. Liles; H. C. Dyer. Not pic- tured, Mrs. R. S. Raper. mHmiut MR. JIM PEEBLES AND MRS. MAE HEATH, Sponsors JUNfORe President; MILTON PRINCE Vice-President: JANET MURPHY Secretary: VICKIE SMITH Treasurer; SUZANNE PRICE BILL ADAMS ELSIE ALLIGOOD PATRICIA ANDERSON BETTY LOU BRADSHAW ! ROY CLARK || ROBBIE COOKE DAVID EARP DIANE FITCHETT JACKIE HAYES JOE HENDRICKS BUCKY HINNANT SANDRA HINNANT BETSY HORTON FRANKLIN JEFFREYS TONY MAY HENRY MAZZEO JOE McLEAN LARRY MEDLIN DOROTHY MOSS JANET MURPHY DANNY PEARCE ARNOLD PERNELL DON PRICE SUZANNE PRICE MIKE PRINCE MILTON PRINCE BRENDA RARER LUCILLE SATTERWHITE MAXINE SMITH VICKIE SMITH JAMES R. SCARBORO EDDIE TODD PHYLLIS TURNER STEVE WADE LARRY WALL JOY WILSON Secretary: JOYCE POPE Treasurer: CAROL RICHARDSON President: LUCY THOMAS Vice-President: CLARA JOHNSON President: TOMMY COLEY Vice-President: MARSHALL HENRY Secretary: TOMMY JORDAN Treasurer: DOUGLAS MATTOX DANNY ALFORD GLENDA ALFORD EXUM BAILEY JACKIE BARHAM MICHAEL BOYETTE VICTOR BOYKIN JUNE BUCHANAN PATSY BURGESS DONALD BUSSEY TOMMY COLEY JUDY DEAN LYNDA DEAN CHARLES EARP TILMAN EUDY WILLIE HARRIS MARSHALL HENRY MARSHALL HINNANT DAVID HOLIFIELD MARY HELEN HOLLIFIELD KAYE HORTON SANDRA HORTON DIANE HUNT BRENDA JEFFREYS CLARA JOHNSON TOMMY JORDAN LINDA LILES DOUGLAS MATTOX KENNETH MEDLIN JO ANN NARRON EVELYN NOWELL STEVE PEARCE SANDRA PENNINGTON CHARLES PERRY JOYCE POPE WANDA RAPER SANDRA RAYBON BILLY RICHARDSON CAROL RICHARDSON JERRY STRICKLAND JUANITA THOMAS LUCY THOMAS FRANCES TUNSTALL JUDY UPCHURCH KAY VAUGHAN JOEL WHITLEY MRS. JOHNSTON MRS. PARISH Don ' t Burn It ! ! ! Guess Who? Come On Sophs! ! ! President: STEVE BROWN Vice-President: JIMMY RICHARDSON Secretary-Treasurer: PHILLIP HONEYCUTT President: SANDRA PRICE Secretary: BONNIE STRICKLAND Vice-President: BELINDA ANDERSON Treasurer: TRUDY SMITH JIMMY ALFORD BELINDA ANDERSON GWEN BARHAM GARY BARNES TOMMY BELIVEAU JUDY BRADSHAW BRUCE BRASWELL STEVE BROWN RONALD BUNCH BILLIE BUSSEY JERRY CHAMBLEE ROBERT COUICK DEBRA DEAN VIRGINIA GLOVER ALBERT GREEN BRENDA HA SWELL NANCY HINNANT SHIRLEY HOLLIFIELD PHILLIP HONEYCUTT RONNIE HORTON GORDON JOHNSON WILLARD KENNEDY ANN LEDFORD KEITH LEDFORD JIMMY LEWIS SUSAN MARDANT DWIGHT MOODY SANDRA MOORE BOBBY NOWELL DIANE OAKLEY ROSE PARRISH DIANE PEARCE SANDRA PRICE SYLVIA PURYEAR GENE RICHARDSON JIM RICHARDSON TRUDY SMITH ALICE STRICKLAND BONNIE STRICKLAND KAY TERRELL JUDY TODD JILL WEATHERS AL WHITE GOLDIE WOOD PAULA JO WOOTTON MRS. HORTON MR. MURPHY • • • XtestfWaiio I amalysisofthe lEADCOWEMTOF RAwsAeaESSM 7WESE WER£7W£ TIMES WHEN GRADE President: ROGER MAY Vice-President: MILTON ADAMS Secretary: PHYLLIS ANDREWS Treasurer: ELAINE RICHARDSON JUNfOR wrew SEVENTH President: STEVE MEDLIN Vice-President: FRANCES HENDERSON Secretary: JAMES STRICKLAND Treasurer: BETTY JEAN BRANTLEY President: CHRIS UNDERHILL Vice-President: SUSAN PEARCE Secretary: BRENDA TAYLOR Treasurer: KAY NOWELL EIGHTH GRADE President: LARRY RARER Vice-President: HAROLD MOODY Secretary: SHIRLEY BRADSHAW Treasurer: TODD ROBERTS CHRIS AKER GAYLE ALFORD SUE ALFORD THOMAS W. AYSCUE JOAN BARHAM CHRIS BOYKIN SHIRLEY BRADSHAW JANIE BYRD CHARLES CAROLL DON CLEMENTE MARCY CLEMENTE PATSY CREECH PHILIP DAVIS TOMMY DAVIS JIMMY DEAN MILES DEAN SHERRILL EARP RICHARD EZZELL JIMMY FAISON BILLY FREDERE CARL GRIFFIN JEFF HEATH KENT HENDERSON EUGENE HINNANT GALE HINTON ROBERT HOLLIFIELD GAYLE HONEYCUTT SANDRA HOPKINS DONALD HUNTER JOHN JEFFREYS JUDY JOHNSON ray JOHNSON CHUCK JORDAN DEBBIE LILES GINNY LOVELACE STANLEY MARSHBURN HAROLD MOODY JIM NOWELL KAY NOWELL SUSAN PEARCE RICKY PENNINGTON LARRY RARER PATSY RAY BON LINDA RILEY CAROL ROBERTS JOHN ROBERTS TODD ROBERTS EMMY SANDERS CATHARINE SPELL LINWOOD STARNES BRENDA TAYLOR CHRIS UNDERHILL MELELIA UNDERHILL LOUISE WILLIAMS MARGARET WILLIAMS J. R. WOOD GENE YEARGIN MISS GLADYS BAKER MR. REID BASINGER MILTON ADAMS RAY ALFORD DONNELL ANDREWS PHYLLIS ANDREWS DIANE BARNES BALDIE BISSETTE LINDA BOYKIN ROBERT BOYKIN BETTY JEAN BRANTLEY BILL BRITT SHERRY BUCHANAN LAURA BURGESS SAM CLARK RALPH COUICK WAYNE EARP LYNWOOD FAISON ALICE GRIFFIN FRANCES HENDERSON DIXIE HENDRICKS BETH HENRY MIKE HONEYCUTT JA MES JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON WOODY JOHNSON GEORGE KNOTT JUNE KNOTT RICKY LIGGINS TIM LILES EDWARD MARDANT BRENDA MASSEY 3RIL MAY lOGER MAYE ’ATRICIA MEDLIN JTEVE MEDLIN USIE MEDUN BUTCH MITCHELL ’ATSY MULLEN •DNA MURRAY IMMY PERNELL vlIKE RARER )EBBIE RAYBON ;ALVIN RICHARDSON LAINE RICHARDSON 4ARY JANE RICHARDSON HIRLEY RICHARDSON ICTOR RICHARDSON OHNSIE RIGGINS lAROLD SHEPARD AMES STRICKLAND SERALDINE TAYLOR 5TEVE TAYLOR ANNETTE THOMAS UDY TUCKER IMMIE TURNER SAYLE VAUGHAN EDITH WALL JAN WHITLEY GAYLE YOUNG MISS BRYAN MR. BEDDINGFIELD Acnvrnes A Time for Gathering SEATED, left to right; Suzanne Price ford, Sharon Cooke, Marshall Henry, Mrs. R. L. Horton. , Susan Mardant. June Buchanan, Jim Bailey, Janet Murphy, Danny Al- MHton Prince. STANDING: Celeste Jeffreys, Anitra Todd, Ted Tucker. STANDING, left to right: Dan Strickland, Charles Dyer, Ted Tucker, Sally Buchanan. SEATED: Jane Chamblee, Jim Bailey, Celeste Jeffreys, Patricia Riley . BETA OUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Bailey. Milton Prince, Celeste Jeffreys, Charles Dyer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bill Parish, sponsor; Suzanne Price, Sally Buchanan, Janet Murphy, Sharon Cook. Jane Chamblee, Linda Raper, Dan Strickland, Patricia Riley, Anitra Todd. THIRD ROW: Ray Hinnant, Ted Tucker, Larry Medlin. MRS. BILL PARISH, Sponsor ANNUAL Editor: ANITRA TODD Co-Art Editors: SID BAYNES, PATTI FIORETTI Typists: SALLY BUCHANAN, CELESTE JEFFREYS Photographer: PAUL WHITE Business Manager: JIM BAILEY Circulation Managers: JANE CHAMBLEE, CHARLES DYER SIAFP MRS. CLEO G. PERRY Sponsor OmCEASSfaziMS Left to right; Jim Bailey, Anitra Todd, Bucky Hinnant, Celeste Jeffreys, Carlton Fuller, Nancy Cravitt. UBRARIANS STANDING, left to right: Linda Horton, Sharon Cooke, Linda Raper, Jane Chanblee, Brenda Ray, Ann Knott, Patti Fioretti. SEATED: Mrs. Heath, sponsor; Scott McLean. W-UFE QAFF SID BAYNES; Art Editor JIM BAILEY: Mimeograph Editor CELESTE JEFFREYS: Chief Typist CHARLES DYER: Editor MRS. ROLAND HEATH, Sponsor F.FA Treasurer: JAN STRICKLAND Secretary: MIKE PRINCE Vice-President: LARRY MEDLIN President: MILTON PRINCE Sponsor: MR. G. T. HORTON Sponsor: MRS. A. S. JOHNSTON President: PATRICIA RILEY Vice-President: VICKIE SMITH Secretary: ANN KNOTT Treasurer: CELESTE JEFFREYS F.HA MONOG{WaUB Project; Concessions BUSDRiVEISe FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Adams, Bucky Hinnant, Jan Strickland, Charles Earp. SECOND ROW: Exum Bailey, Lucille Satterwhite, Vickie Smith, Jerry Liles. THIRD ROW: Franklin Jeffreys. FR£NCWOUB President: SALLY BUCHANAN Secretary: JANE CHAMBLEE Vice-President: JANET MURPHY Treasurer: EDDIE TODD Sponsor: MISS HELEN BOONE ArwLEnce A Time for Play CHE£RJN( Left to right; Carol Richardson, Linda Raper, Dan Strickland, Janet Murphy, Judy Todd, Betty Lou Bradshaw, Anitra Todd, Sandra Pennington, Wanda Raper. FOOTRALL Coach: JIM PEEBLES. Tri-Captains: BILL COOK, SID BAYNES, WILLIAM GRIFFIN My Hero! The Team ■pi I ' ' ' ! ir r jH ' ' Sj| A I P m M B M dnjM The Team The Team TRAGIC T 4 U A Time for Rejoicing, Remembering, and Honoring. OASS HisrORy Twelve years ago a group of frightened youngsters entered the first grade at Wen- dell Elementary School. Today that same group of youngsters is prepared to face the world outside the confines of Wendell High School. What has occurred during those years to make these students, the seniors of Wendell High School, ready for this great step? Come with us as we recall the memories of our school days. The first grade was an introduction to the basic arts required in the school. Recess was an important part of this year, as was rest period; because we needed some break from the grinding course of study that we were undertaking. In the second and third grades, we continued this learning process. We learned how to write, read, spell, and count. Although we did not know it then, these were very serious lessons. The fourth grade was highlighted by the multiplication tables. We filled page after yellow page with them; however, we were well rewarded later for our efforts. Our eighth year was a year of great anticipation. We were all eagerly awaiting the coming year. Those of us who had older brothers or sisters were somewhat hesi- tant about the next year, for we had heard horrible tales of the high school teachers. High school brought new problems and new pleasures. During our freshman year we were dazed by the changing classes, the strange subjects, and the new freedoms. The courses were different, but the work was the same. We soon became adjusted to the system and began to enjoy the activities. There were a great many new things to be learned in high school! The junior year brought Christmas card sales and the Junior-Senior Prom. We know many of the citizens of Wendell will long remember the plea Like to buy some Christmas cards? The prom was the subject of much work, but we enjoyed the result- ing fun. Tiie class shared the honors of a play with the senior class in this year. The Adorable Imp was a great success and also very profitable for both classes. Our final year was filled with excitement and work. We assumed many jobs as seniors. We began with magazine sales. This activity ended just in time for the start of the organization of the Echoes. There were pictures to take, articles to write, and much art work to finish. We managed to finish it in fine style. We very much enjoyed the prom that the juniors gave us in the spring. The year was completed by graduation ceremonies. As we prepare to leave high school, we remember these moments of joy that we have experienced. We are grateful to all those who have made the past year memo- rable for us. We can never forget Wendell High School and the fun we had there. CHARLES DYER Historian MOST ATTRACTIVE Linda Raper Marshall Roberts SENIOR. SUPERlAnVES BEST ALL AROUND Anitra Todd Jim Bailey POE U Soon we ' ll be leaving dear Wendell High. Our graduation will soon draw nigh. For twelve short years you’ve helped us so. We cannot help hating to go. We ' ll n ' er forget you teachers and friends, But we’ll remember that knowledge n’er ends. In joys and sorrows you have been true, To help and to guide, correct us, too. Support and background, you have been. To challenge and try, inspire and then. When we failed to do, things as we should. You were still faithful, patient and good. Many joys we have had. during our stay. Hard work and playing, have filled our days. We’ve grown in body, mind and spirit. Always our best do, whatever be it.- To lessons we learned, we ' ll always cling, A guide to us. do the right thing. Where ever we go. what’er we do. We’ll try, dear school, to honor you. Sally Buchanan, Class Poet CON As we look over and over the good years that have past. We remember that memories do last and will never fade. We get misty just saying good-by. O’er the years friendships made and lessons learned will never die. And we feel so like shouting to the world of these wonderful years. We get misty; graduation day nears Now we leave you with memory’s song; As you trace the part of the year’s gone. We hope you notice our fondest farewell, Which shows our school years were swell. The past times are ever so deeply encased in our minds. Thoughts of yesterday bring back our school days so dear. We get misty for the moment near. Dan Strickland. Class Song Writer luono Resolve to do what you ought; do without fail what you resolve COLORS FLOU ER. Blue and White White Rose WITTIEST Patti Fioretti Jim Bailey SENIOR QUPERWnVES MOST ATHLETIC Jane Chamblee Ted Tucker LAOr IMU. AND TESIAMENT We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-four, of the aforesaid state and county, being of sound mind and body, do make, declare, and publish this, our Last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE I To Mr. Causby, our principal; to Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Heath, our loyal Senior and Junior advisors; and to the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation for the many things they have done for our class. ARTICLE II To the Juniors, we leave the following: I, SID BAYNES, leave my artistic ability to Mike Prince and Larry Wall. We, PATRICIA RILEY and BRENDA RAY, leave our love for rambling to Maxine Smith and Lucille Satterwhite. I, WILLIAM GRIFFIN, leave my speed in football to Tony May. I, NANCY GRAVITY, leave my star performances in basketball to Jackie Hayes. I, JAN STRICKLAND, leave my bus driving ability to Bucky Hinnant and Bill Adams. Watch those ditches. We, JANE CHAMBLEE and DAN STRICKLAND, leave our musical talent to Vickie Smith and Robbie Cooke . I, SCOTT McLEAN, leave my brother Joe to carry on for the McLean family. I, BETTY FLOWERS, leave my love for boys to Betsy Horton and Patricia Anderson. I, W. T. PENNINGTON, leave my love for my sister to Don Price. We, JEAN LILES and VICKIE PAPER, leave our quiet, happy ways to Phyllis Turner and Brenda Paper. I, PATTY FIOPETTI, will my neat hair styles to Sandra Hinnant. Watch those low doorways. We, SHAPON COOKE and ANN KNOTT, will our crazy ways to Joy Wilson and Elsie Alligood to add to their own. I, JOHNNIE ALFORD, leave my tremendous size to Franklin Jeffreys since he can use it. I, CHARLES DYER, leave my size twelve shoes to Arnold Pernell in hopes that he can fill them. We, SALLY BUCHANAN and CELESTE JEFFREYS, leave our friendly ways and our good grades to Suzanne Price and Dorothy Moss. We, MARSHALL ROBERTS and CARLTON FULLER, leave our love for talking and having a good time to Henry Mazzeo. I, DIANE HOBGOOD, leave my first name and my blonde hair to Diane Fitchett. I, BILL COOK, leave my love for sports to Roy Clark. We, ANITRA TODD and LINDA PAPER, will our love for cheerleading to Betty Lou Bradshaw. I, PAUL WHITE, leave my love for sporty cars to Eddie Todd. I, TOMMy EARP, leave my baseball glove to Steve Wade. It always worked for me. We, RAY HINNANT and LINDA HORTON, leave our love for dancing to James Scarboro. I, TED TUCKER, will my scholastic and leadership ability as well as my love for chewing gum in Mrs. Heath ' s class ' to Larry Medlin. We, JERRY LILES and LOWERY PERRY, leave our love for English to Joe Hendricks and David Earp. I, JIM BAILEY, leave my worn-out mind to Milton Prince, primarily because he doesn ' t need it. JIM BAILEY Testator MOST POPULAR Anitra Todd Jim Bailey SENfOR SUPERiAnVES MOST UKELY TO SUCCEED Sally Buchanan Charles Dyer PROPWECV Time never stops, but just marches onward into the future. No matter how much we desire it, we can never return to the past. However, we can look into the future and see what time has done to each of us. I see that JOHNNY ALFORD has become a model for men’s bathing suits. He always did have beautiful legs. JIM BAILEY is the father of two sets of triplets, all boys. All are the same height, 5’1. SID BAYNES has become the owner of a dance studio called Sidney ' s Fairy Dance Studio. SALLY BUCHANAN, our candidate for most likely to succeed, is now a dental hygienist. She sweeps up at the end of the day. As I remember, BILL COOK had a difficult time passing English and sleeping at the same time. Would you believe it, he ' s the English teacher at Whitley High. SHARON COOKE has achieved her ambition. She is a good secretary and gets to sit on the boss’s lap. Of course, the boss is her husband. Multimillionaire CHARLES DYER has turned his hand to a new profession. He has just completed a book entitled How To Be a Pest. He had good experience at Wendell. An ardent bachelor, TOMMY EARP has the largest business in Wake County, Dee ' s Pool Hall. ROSETTA EZZELL has set up housekeeping just outside Wendell. Little Rupert starts to school this year. PATTI FIORETTI owns a horse ranch in New Mexico. She has 365 horses, one to ride each day of the year. BETTY FLOWERS has now opened her home nursery, which is better known as Bruce ' s Nursery. CARLTON FULLER is Professor of Literature at State, where he makes extra money by peddling concessions. NANCY GRAVITY has written a book entitled How To Play Girl ' s Basketball. Her conclusion was just grow 7 feet tall! WILLIAM GRIFFIN has started a school for his dogs. They went to school with him so often that William decided to give them an opportunity to earn a diploma. Although RAY HINNANT is busy with his new School for Better Posture, he still has time to cart the girls around. DIANE HOBGOOD and JEAN LILES have set up housekeeping next door to each other. I understand that Diane still eats lunch with Jean. LINDA HORTON was always an ardent Ford-fan, but now she ' s driving a Corvair. I wonder why. Could it be that it is George ' s? Our quiet, reserved CELESTE JEFFREYS has become a jazz singer. The customers come, not to hear her sing, but to see her blush. ANN KNOTT is the proud owner of a refined Italian restaurant. By the way, it ' s called Annie ' s Pizza Joint. JERRY LILES is still associated with the name Bud. He owns Bud ' s Bus Line. SCOTT McLEAN is the main supplier of Britt ' s Produce Department. He always did like to bag lettuce. W. T. PENNINGTON has become a speech therapist for slow talking people: he teaches them to talk faster. His prime pupil is VICKI RARER. She always did speak slowly and quietly. LOWERY PERRY, known as the Customizer in his high school days, now owns Perry ' s Motor Parts. Our busy LINDA RARER is still going home to clean house, but she isn ' t cleaning for her mother anymore. She ' s cleaning for Phil. BRENDA RAY has added one to the population of Zebulon. She drives a ' 63 Chevy to work each day, and her husband keeps house. Shy PATRICIA RILEY was the first woman taxi driver in Wendell. Now she gets paid for all her riding around. MARSHALL ROBERTS is principal of Wendell High, where he has changed a major rule. He makes every- day Friday, so that coming to school on Monday wouldn ' t be so bad. Our classmate DAN STRICKLAND is now the minister of the largest Baptist church in North Carolina. He always did work for what he wanted. His brother, JAN STRICKLAND, has a service of his own next to the Pure Oil. He and his brother are in constant competition. Oddly Jan sells flowers. ANITRA TODD has given up her test tubes for a family. The last count was ... oh, well. Our versatile basketballer , TED TUCKER, is head coach at Duke. A sign over his office door reads, Let no man ignorant of chewing gum enter. PAUL white ' s love for cars has made him a test driver for Chevrolet. He was always good at such. And I, JANE CHAMBLEE, recline in the shade of a tree in sunny Spain, munching on an olive, for now I own the largest olive plantation in the world. Jane Chamblee, Prophetess ANITRA TODD, Homecoming Queen of ' 64 1962 ANN KNOTT, Maid of Honor HOMECOMING COURT: Vickie Smith, W. T. Pennington. Betty Lou Bradshaw, Don Price, Frances Tunstall, Marshall Hinnant, Ann Knott, Charles Byer, Mary Jo Hester, Carlton Fuller, Anitra Todd, Jim Bailey, Joyce Pope, Joe McLean, Debra Dean. Henry Mazzeo, Judy Todd, Paul White. JOHNNY ALFORD Member of First Football Team in the Wake-Edgecombe-Nash Con- ference and Honorable Mention in the All East Conference. JIM BAILEY Wake County Beta Club Treas- urer. SALLY BUCHANAN D.A.R. Good Citizen of Wendell School. CHARLES DYER WHO ’S WHO - A QflUM- TO ACHIEVEMETJT Biological Winner in the Dis- trict Science Fair. WILLIAM GRIFFIN Member of First Football Team in the Wake-Edge- combe-Nash Conference. MILTON PRINCE Wake County Student Coun- cil Parliamentarian; Secre- tary of F.F. A. Federation. ANITRA TODD Biological winner in District Science Fair; Honorable Men- tion in State Science Fair. flCVEEnSE UEMS A Time to Purchase WENDELL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Wendell, N. C. FOODLINER Wendell, N. C. Safety of Your Savings We give S ; H Green Stamps Insured Up to $10, 000 Your Store of Values and Quality DOLPHIN’S RESTAURANT Highway 64 W endell Operated By HELEN AND AARON JOHNSON We Specialize in Steaks, Seafood, and Sandwiche s Compliments of McPHAILS Wendell, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF E. R. SYKES AND COMPANY INCORPORATED LEAF TOEACCO DEALERS Wendell, North Carolina, U. S. A. GORDON’S BARBECUE Business Highway 64 Halfway Between Wendell and Zebulon Chicken and Pork Barbeque . . . Brunswick Stew . . . Homemade Pies We cater to parties Telephone 269-9553 WENDELL BARBER SHOP Barbers HAROLD MAIDON JAMES SCARBORO ALLEN McSWAIN We appreciate your patronage. KANNON’S Fashion Center for Men and Women Wendell, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Owned and Operated by: MARSHALL C. HENRY Main Street Wendell, N. C. LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY Funeral Directors and Embalmer s Wendell, North Carolina Compliments of JOHNSON-LAMBE COMPANY Sporting Goods Raleigh, North Carolina LEDFORD’S AMOCO STATION Phone FO 5-9411 Wendell, North Carolina With Best Wishes to Wendell School MONK-HENDERSON TOBACCO COMPANY Telephone FO 5-2441 Wendell, North Carolina WENDELL DRUG COMPANY We Fill Doctor ' s Prescriptions Fountain Service Telephone FO 5-3571 BANK OF WENDELL Complete Banking Service Member of F. D. I. C. 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Ford Sales and Service Wendell, North Carolina There ' s a Finer Ford in Your Future PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Raleigh, North Carolina 3705-3707 Hillsboro Street TE 3-1071 BRIDGER’S COAL COMPANY Coal and Wood Rock and Sand Robertson Fertilizers Phone 365-3026 Wendell, North Carolina WENDELL TRACTOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey- Ferguson Telephone FO 5-9741 Wendell, North Carolina PROC’S ’’And, away we go! Compliments of WENCO FURNITURE COMPANY Wendell, North Carolina AMERICAN PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Distributors Zebulon, North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina BOOSTERS MR. FURNEY A. TODD MR. D. T. BAILEY MR. JOE TODD MR. RICHARD BRANTLEY MR. WALTER SCARBORO CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING It ' s Healthful, Modern, Dependable NORTHSIDE WAREHOUSE For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco We ' re gonna get rich! A Sale Every Day Graham Dean Bill Sanders NOWELL’S GARAGE MARSHBOURN’S We repair radiators, starters, and generators. 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Solid as a rock SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY Raleigh, North Carolina RICHARDSON’S JEWELRY Diamonds Watches and Watch Repairs CURTIS SEAFOOD MARKET We Salute the Graduating Class Seafoods of All Kinds Compliments of HONEYCUTT Welding and Radiator Repair s Wendell, North Carolina HANK’S CABINET SHOP Highway 64 Telephone FO 5-4697 Wendell, North Carolina WENDELL WHITLEY TIRE COMPANY FURNITURE COMPANY B.F. Goodrich Tires New and Used Tires Tractor Tire Repair Service Home of Beautiful Furniture One-Day Service Zebulon, North Carolina Phone FO 5-9101 Mossey- Faison “WATSON’S CHICKENS’’ A TASTY TREAT Plants Located Raleigh Rose Hill Siler City JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Nathane Appliances, Electric Pumps , Buckeye Curers, Nathane Bottled Gas, Furniture, and Farm Supplies Telephone FO 5-3871 Wendell, North Carolina LONG MEADOW FARMS Country Fresh Dairy Products Raleigh North Carolina Sally Buchanan and a dairy friend. Compliments of NORWICH MILLS, INC. 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