West Montgomery High School - Warrior Yearbook (Mount Gilead, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1972 volume:

..f5,q- M ... E Hz 1.5, K. V. E 15-5 8. qv N fi L dj s sk :ra '+ J 9,' 1 gg! fb' SW! KY: og.. . . z,,- ' - ' . A I v ' fl 4y:y1,'b'QV,f,- . sy fffil ' 1, if 'sfl'3 'I K 'Q ' ai wwf f 'Q Z ' N-we .. . . , . , .1 A-,V I 9 3 , Q ,L -f- volume 11 of the warrior 1972 Curriculum .... 16 Features ...... 43 Sports ........ 61 Organizations . . 89 People ....... 117 Community . . . 161 west montgomery high school route 3 box 586 mt. gilead north carolina 27306 V . .1 4 4 w l . npr , '1- M, f.. Jr . fnvwqw H, ',nQ ,W ,- , ,. , sf 'Hi' if rl WW 17' hu Time evaporates like the morning mist- blurring, distorting a part of our world- the past. The happy moments, the disappointments, the thoughtful times- all are blended, smoothed over in our minds. They live only with us. Soon we will be gone. Our faces, our names- all will eventually be forgotten but for now we are West. Without us it does not exist. West is real- not just a foggy reflection in our minds. We are real. We are becoming aware- Time Evaporates Like The Fog Blurring That Which Was In The Search For Answers We Find A Deep Understanding Of Ourselves And Others that the more we learn, Ofe we See tl dk The Dawning Of A New Day, A More Peaceful World Fill Our Hopes For Tomorrow An answer for a future ourselves, individuals, both uncertain not just a product and unpredictable. of a mechanical society. For now we conform Preconditioned, indoctrinated out of necessity, to a way of life- but we still try to be a way of thinking. 10 wtf 1, vw .. v9'w T 35 A V 1 13 ' k Dueling, Ill! MZ xl Music, Art, Sports Become Outlets For Self - Expression And Encourage Awareness We are who we are. We are students- lle t' ly tdy'ng- t k'ng tests- k' g g de bt p ple l' t-- 'nd' 'd lly th' K' g- I g- P Q I - b g . W W t b t W t ' ot nl ly It p t-' p t land ott b fgtl J? X :iS1f5-w,.Qf ' ..- J W Q1 .. , i i.. Us ,Q 1 uf Q , ? j. i ' -4 g 'g an if 5 s , W U23f?'1E9a 'WL' , Q 1 W E '91 v 1 3 Q Q H ,L L -M4 ' W gh V 5' P1 1 N.,-nu Jgnlnt.-Mw 19b4, wm.:.w.Nm Mm'-sfz.mmuM., M- MM'...,.m.1 -,.,,gLfi1wupu.if, -.L W, 54,-a.,..,,, M-m.,..,,,,,, . , - H , i , . kgi.,gffyg15.i551: .. ,ww 3 as 3 sw 5 ., 1 4 -. - ' 3 2' ' E 1. 8 - Curriculum Mr. Donnell Directs 3rd Year As West Enters 2nd Decade As West begins its second decade a record enrollment of 832 students with 44 teachers has been tallied. The freshmen are the largest class with 246 students. Enrolled in the sophomore class are 229 students. Juniors provide 178 students, while seniors donate 179 pupils to the West population. Keeping in stride with the growing number of students, Principal James H. Donnell, Jr directs school affairs with impressive precision. Although hampered by a busy schedule he is still able to devote time to non-scholastic interests. K is W W . 1.- FY 1. Mrs. Carolyn Luther-Secretary 2. Mr. James H. Donnell, Jr.-Principal 3. Mrs. Betty Oliver--Secretary 4. Mr, David Holcomb-Assistant Principal 'Y' P. an ... f 3 W- wi 1 M if avrnwnulnnlulq Local School Advisory Committee - seated left to right are Mr. V. L. Andrews, Mr. Mack Kirk, Mr. Simon Meyers, and Mrs. E. A. Anderson. Standing left to right are Mr. Bob Dozier, Chairman, Mr. J. C. Thompson, Mr. Max Overton. Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson-County High School Supervisor. W, 14 ' .,,, MQ' I . fy .. ,V,,, W. ,, J , 00l2 1252 W ,mf f,,,.. fir., S M , I , ',,,..,odl f ,.av ' u- N 'J Q-....., n ff'- t V Y t 1 f Q ' E 7 A 'U X Z 2 t L i L Q Mr. Jones Says, Schools Are For Young People Montgomery County schools acquired a new superintendant this year. Mr. John Jones visits schools with a smiling face and a genuine interest in the depth and quality of learning going on. Mr. R. B. ,E 1. 2. 3. Nd Mr. Mr. the Mr. the Jordan, Jr. serves as chairman of the Board of County Commissioners which earmarked a one cent county sales tax for the school system. John Jones - Superintendent Howard Dorsett - Chairman of County Board of Education. Fl. B. Jordan, Jr. - Chairman of Board of County Commissioners 21 Oedipus Four levels of English as well as two electives comprise the English Department curriculum headed by Mrs Hilda Sections Enrolled Cotton. English l English ll English Ill English IV Journalism Humanities Band I Band ll Chorus 3 Q 34 Caesar, And Beowulf Captivate Minds .efi ' mmk'L mm' , 'Wh- J KmLh'A 'fill-AHA 1. Mrs. Madeline Allen - English ll 'i.1i1fi-so g 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins - English i, ii iii in i ' E ' 3. Mrs. Hilda Cotton - English Ill, i, , h . . ., . H lt. J In umani ies, ourna ism E 4. Miss Paula Crook -- English I rw . ZW .v f l if as f ,W Q. as., 37 . g yield, A ? F , r , .f , 1 il -Q...-.Y f .fam .V ig Vf ' f f i xl! viii 24 1 f I V . si . if 1 MMM-. mi New French Program, BLIP, Provides Incentive To Students Mrs. Catherine Hodges single- handedly teaches 155 students the culture and language of a foreign nation, France. Sections Enrolled French I 3 85 French II 2 62 French III 1 8 1. Mrs. Catherine Hodges - French I, ll, Ill 2. Mr. Michael Johnson - English I, llg Civics 3. Miss Patsy Meacham - English I, IV 4. Mrs. Ruby Sanders - English I, II, IV I MLW. ,. JL di :fs -M-1.1. . 11:0 Q ,, ,L.., F Too ,kk. NAM Mfe V155 1 2 32221 5 7 8 9 10 12 1311 w 15 16 17 19 20 91 22 23 24 26 274 , ??T 29 30 The Past Answers Many Modern Problems Q y ,pat x 1. Mrs. Louise Dorsett - English l, World History 2. Mr. James Garmon - U. S. History, Economics and Sociology 3. Mr. Harold Ritchie - U. S. History 4. Mr. Donald Stout - Civics If Q 4 ,, '5 History is made every day, but it is not until after it is studied that its real significance is seen. Presently, four courses are taught in the Social Studies Department which is chaired by Mrs. Louise Dorsett. Sections Enrolled U. S. History 7 202 World History 4 112 Civics 7 163 Economics 2 43 I I I I gif 1 f 4 3 i I I I if 1 I fi I I 1 u I I at I I It I I 5 l i I 3 I ? I I I I I I I II I 1 4 2 2 +DtXI+EIYI+F2O Confusion? Puzzlement? Knowledge? 1. Mrs. Yvonne Allen - Algebra I 2. Mr. Samuel Hawkins -- General Math 3. Mr. Miles Philbeck - Physics, Advanced Math, Algebra ll 4. Mr. Bill Wilkins - Geometry, Consumer Math The Math Department, headed by Mrs. Yvonne Allen, attempts lo expand the mind with geometric proofs and algebraic equations. A student is provided with a variety of six different math courses in which to broaden his mathematical background. Sections Enrolled General Math 5 147 Consumer Math 3 67 Advanced Math 2 33 Geometry 3 72 Algebra I 5 149 Algebra ll 2 55 5053 34470 sruozm same me . f f - L4 ' 1 z f1w 1 Q 3 3 5 SZ , L Fm ........,, A,Z Y ig K 'rm N-ew concepts and break- which offers four courses throughs in the atomic and evolutionary fields help solve the whys and hows of man's Physics existence. Mrs. Norma Koch Physical Science 8 Science interprets The Fundamental Sections Enggged Biology ga 231 A d U ' heads the Science Department Chemistry 3 57 n e n e Q,-...J 3 1. Mrs. Norma Koch - Biology 2. Mr. Thomas Conway - Physical Science 3. Mr. Fred Barden - Biology, Chemistry 4. Mr. James Warfford - Biology, Physical Science , ws 1. Mrs. Clarice Garner - Occupational 3. Miss Marva Jones - Special Home Economics Education 2. Mrs. Jeanette Parsons - Health Occupations I, ll, Ill 'N msg il Students Learn Modern Methods Of Healing Une ol the newer courses at West is health occupations, which has three divisions. These courses are designed to introduce students to the variety of jobs and professions available in the medical field. Sections Enrolled Health Occup. I 2 23 Health Occup. ll 1 12 Health Occup. Ill 1 2 Vx, . K .-ini-Owls ' ' N44-. ,. f 3 32 Microwave Oven fir- Y., N 1 Modernizes Home Economics 3,31 5 A , tv' it Tix r t ,f Headed by Miss Mary Burns, the Occupational Education Department added occupational home economics lo the curriculum this year. This course teaches students about today's life styles and aids them in finding jobs. Sections Enrolled , Home Economics l 6 96 'Q Home Economics ll 2 30 X i Foods 1 8 M I y, Clothing 1 9 ? f Family Life 1 a 4 V 1 A I Occup. Home Ec. 1 26 . 'Ay 5 E Q X Miss Mary Burns - Clothing: Home Economics I, ll Mrs. Agnes Ingram - Foods, Home Economics I, Family Life Miss Mary Alsobrook - Home Economics Teacher's Aide 33 17 34 1' if -nv' Exits, I. 'WN nf , ,ww 1. Mrs. Mary Harper - Consumer Math, 3. Miss Ellen Skinner- Data Processing, 5. Mr. Jerry Smith - Bricklaying I, II Bookkeeping, Basic Business Office Practice 6. Mr. Louis McRae - Carpentry I, II 2. Mrs. Joyce Moore - Typing I, Ilg 4. Mr. Belar Hunt - Marketing, Sales- fr 5 it fha W ZS' gf ,f 1 ,f I? Shorthand manship, Advertising, Distributive Edu- cation 1? 3 Enviromental Control And Science Of Mechanics Expand Vocational Program The Business Department hosts many examples of vocational business courses. The variety of classes gives a person a wide choice of fields in which he may enter. Sections Enrolled Typing I 3 129 Typing ll 1 21 Office Practice 1 22 Basic Bus. 3 75 Shorthand 1 10 Bookkeeping 1 25 Data Processing 1 14 Marketing I 1 16 Salesmanship 1 7 Advertisement 1 21 Distributive Ed. 1 17 I .-n N- W6 M ,W Ja' ml' H , L A f vw if 'K 44' if OC! Jill' liven K ll! AWK 36 nails U 0-Nvnlsu-v-nw 'v--va-nn-m......,m, n Algv D401 K novelist nth! 'Wig t , l A if E Always Striving Forward, West Adds A New Band Course And A New Librarian available a wide variety of vocational courses. 1. Mr. Dale Summers - Mechanical West has made Drawingq industrial Arts l, ll 2. Mr. Eddie Coleman - Intro. Ag. Occupations, Ag. Mach. and Equip., Outdoor Rec. and Applied Ecology 3. Mr. Sidney Fields - Livestock, Poultry Prod.: General Hort.g Orna- mental Hort.g Ag. Sci. and Mech., Forestry 4. Mr. Bobbie Oliver - Library 5. Mr. Robert Rosen - Beginner and Advanced Band, Chorus 6. Mr. Hilton Maness - Driver's Edu- cation 7. Mrs. Nancy Bruton - Library Assistant Environmental control was added this year. Industrial Arts Agriculture Environ. Control Livestock Horticulture Sci. of Mech. Forestry Sections Enrolled 4 75 2 43 4 74 1 14 2 61 2 57 1 5 A - f -2 -as , Mfr.. f 1 -,W W ,,,,, ,, , , -ref f-,,. .- f ,,,,f sf... Bus Drivers from left to right are T. Williamson, B. Deaton, A. Bowden, M. McAuley, G. Ingram, R. Little, D. Haywood, D. Holt, K. Hurley, R. Ingram, A. McCoy, T. Parker, J. Alston, J. Ellerbe, R. Marshall, R. Harris, B. Lucas, J. Lewis, A. Asher, D. Deaton, J. Caviness, G. Thompson, T. Loftin, R. Clark. and R. Williams. Janitorial staff fleft to rightl are Mrs. Threca Greene, Mr. Homer Cooke, Mrs. Gracie Chambers. Mrs. Bobbie Miles - Girl's Health and P.E. Girl's Advanced P.E. Mr. Jerry Daniel - Boy's Health and P. E., Boy's Advanced P. E. Cafeteria Staff Cleft to rightl are Mildred Davis, Bernice Moore, Racie Morris, Sylvia Morton, Vietta Christian, Nell Callicutt, Minnie Coble. ..f jr Efficiency Of School Serving Programs Due To Competent Personnel We it Wherever buses may venture you may be sure they will be driven by competent West Montgomery drivers. The drivers go through extensive training concerning proper safety procedures and highway regulations. The custodian and maids at West never get the credit they justly deserve. These faithful people are a major part of the group that keeps West the Best. Daily preparing of hot, wholesome, nutritious lunches is the job of the cafeteria staff. 39 Guidance Department Helps Clear A Confused Future Guidance counselors keep statistics and provide information brochures pertaining to various colleges. The guidance department also aids worthy students in obtaining scholarships. Toning muscles and promoting good health is the primary objective of the Health and P.E. Department. Mr. Jerry Daniel serves as head of this department. The Boosters Club has aided West at numerous times by financing various items and launching fund raising projects. This year was no exception. The Boosters Club purchased a Hercules Weight Machine for the athletic program. 40 ...ai Miss Etta Wrenn Cstandingj-Guidance Mrs. Marion Mclntyre lsittihgl- Guid- ance Boosters Club officers lback, left to rightl are Mr. Paul Poole, treasurerg Mr. Jerry Smith, secretaryg Cfront, left to rightj Mr. Bruce Meacham, vice- Sli. presidentg Mr. Bill Holder, president. P. T. A. officers left to right are Mrs. Marion Mclntyre, treasurerg Mr. Hobert Morris, vice-presidentg Mrs. Cherry Caudle, secretaryg Dr. W. B. Bland, president, lnot picturedj. , . 'z , . Q51 ,QV ,X siiflmwgzff-:. 5423 , Q55 Vj'-':'j'0i- :Le ,, .lx If-,wi 5- , -.Cf L, ,K1 :y.1 sw-' H A X f 1i5f?f ,, 4- ME'-,Q Lf'-fi',. , , 1 fix-.fifff V F , 'g.?-K' ,f i?4Kf L2 4, ,W H+, ' -.M2. ag V: :q.! f.,'1 '5' V71 L' ,-it .'b,gg.,,W M 1- In 1-, ffffer - H6315 fx ' ' ' Affv nn: ' 1 .lm-.ffh .mf ,V '52 7 .,.: ,-5 1 M Q , Q 4, J , - f 2 ' '35 ,P 4,. '. ' ' . ., V , I, ,A . I, 1 .E Q We fx .. ,fp . XR 1 ,6 1 I '.. 54 Y G M xv x . 6 u 5-A-1 N ' Af, ' 5 ' 5 'Uv f ' . . -e If 5 n A , Af' features Pictured below ileft to right, first rowj Joey Alston, Kip Bland, Rudy Cranford, Cathy Darnley, Steve DeBerry, fsecond rowl Patricia Guffey, Gary Haithcock, Edward Harper, Mark Holder, Andell McCoy, fthird fowl Cindy Parks, Cynthia Steele, Johnny Ussery, Chris Wright, and Marva York. From West's largest graduating class, fifteen students were named Outstanding Seniors. These fifteen were selected by the faculty scholarship committee from twenty-two candidates nominated by the senior class. The students chosen are considered oufstandino in the areas of athletics, citizenship, personality, scholarship, and school spirit. They were not selected on the basis of one area of student life, however, but upon all areas - scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and promise of future usefulness. They are well rounded students and have therefore received an honor that is equivalent to a college Who's Who. t x 1 V6 I t x.- ,,-, H'vl '.f .,.Ql'H4L.i X sbfiff M yxrj 'I c e .M -gf: ', lv -- f3Jg'i5il',afi . N i, A132 5 4 5 I xr' ,I I , A pg V W f 'VJ V Vff' , . N , fiili , w gf Wx' ' 5 33' I I W AV, Y ,G , 4 b N ' If hifi' .ne Q q ,Y I 'n 'fi J' C 4' . -A fb V 'M 1 ' vat' e-' ' 1-I 5 ZF I if is ff -'fi' 'sfzgfalfi-'ff' 1, lg- RAW' .f' 1 if'f4i3Qg' wwmwi '52 Qin- ,tsawv we ,pf Q- A' 'J 'WY' 13:3 . V 1' M' Q , If ,ff ,- w , C E VVVV I 4 , ' if 1 H f 2 t 5 H uf ' W A Hmw f ' . in ' L f , ' - .V Y , A - H T Vina., W- 1 :.,...,,,,-5-,ma WM . 5 in j, 4 . ., , fi 'R 'f x f 1 2,-:rf LH- , mil ' tu, , 2 5 ' , an nn v The 1971-72 Homecoming Court is fieft to rightj junior, Becky Ranking sopho- more, Sueiien Stanley, Queen, Cathy Darnleygjunior, Vorcecia Steelegfreshman, Deena Koch, freshman, Janice Bruton, senior, Donna Thompson, sophomore, Germaine McAuiey3 senior, Cindy Parks, and senior, Sharon Patterson. tk if .5 X' fi t si. f L W xy , ' rw tw' my ' ' S ' 0 , ' get ' 4 A sl ,aku J'-5 1 it '2f f k r ' jk ,Q ,,, ., in . , wet Ml ' r. Vx? 4 ,7 A 'sa 1 fvftfg pl.. - tu? ,At was g . 2 1f' ' ma ' yu M' . ' W4 !. ' 9 'QA' f?r! , ' in 14 I ,MQ i , I A 1 M , Lil 3 .p Mn fvfn' mfg, f .Wim JZ. 1 ' ' :ur X ',.r Q. 4 H. .Q 7: .iw K Jar, 7-Q .YW Showers Fail To Dampen Homecoming Activities Homecoming 1971 would have been all wet if the game had been held as scheduled. Everyone remained dry, however, inside the gymtorium where the homecoming festivities took place. The Grand Central Station provided music while everyone present anxiously awaited the naming of the queen. The ceremony climaxed when 1970 Queen, Karen Garmon, crowned Cathy Darnley as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. 48 11 ,nr A15 Q31 ,M i i ls! l K l 1 'li 1 54 V4 ,,, i Q, ' Qi z Q val -- ai A f i ' 251 i ,L:,. ' 3 'Emi ' Q Q ' l ,gb DC ff K fa, , K , , l , 9 Q is 1 ,fl A 1 l J' ,jg ' , . ,,,1, i ,,: ' l ' 9 'MM 3 I - ky A fe ,.,,. V 9 The top ten seniors for the class of 1972 are lleft to rightj Ina May Beal, Kip Bland, Steve DeBerry, Jim Ellison, Patricia Gulfey, Jan Kuebler, Vickie Parsons, Pam Robinson, Shelia Staley, Johnny Ussery. L I fl ll H 31 M a 1 fi Af' f 'QW it lx if n i Y. ii-2 i t 1' qi if n- ' vxwf f . G ,,f., l kg K, x G 2 NA 'V yt X ,I A A 3 E ,K 'A l l 4 . , 4 Y : '.-,L At the end of the first semester, the scholastic average of each senior is tabulated. The ten students with the highest average for the first seven semesters become the Top Ten. These ten seniors are recognized for the dedication and hard work they have given to their studies. WIS? 't ff? H i fi, fab? - Top Ten Exemplify Scholastic Achievement Among Seniors .gn-f 5 S X is ei 5? Sue Poole Accepts Crown Highlighting The HI Y Thanksgiving Dance tLeft to rightl Sophomore attendant Candy Donnell: Queen, Sue Poole: senior attendant Brenda Bowden: junior attendant Margaret Kirk: and freshman attendant Kim Harris. Featured at the annual Hi-Y dance this year was The Grand Central Station. At the evening's end, the new Hi-Y queen, her court, and class attendants had been chosen from the nine girls nominated. With Brenda Bowden as senior attendant, Sue Poole was crowned by Debbie Maness, last year's queen. President Steve DeBerry served as MC. Other court nominess included Chris Wright, senior: Janet Baldwin, junior: Alice Bowden, sophomore: and Donna Christian, freshman. li Athletic Program Produces Superstars vt' ,ff ,,..f ' E- All-Conference for the 1971 spring sports are Ctop left to rightl Mark Holder, track, Edward Harper, tennisg Calvin Dumas, basketball. tBottom left to rightl Coach Garmon was selected as an assistant coach in the 1972 East-West All-Star game. Bryan Dozier, All-Conference golf, Charles Covington, All-Conference J.V. basketball, Jackie French, All-Tournament J.V. basketball, Dave Hol- comb, Coach of the Year 1971, basketballq Reginald Dumas, All-Conference football, Sheila Matheson, All-Conference basketballq and Earl Baldwin was selected as the first annual East- West M.V.P. Not pictured are All-Conference foot- ball players Rudy Cranford and Steve Wheeler. . 9 eq 4, I vvffwflviw I -, 1 1 if ff y . 47 Mfr 6? -1 ff ,R . W . M 1 :Y ,w-- - , A . a , 1 t, .,, ,X ., - aw. The athletic program at West is recognized as one of the best in the conference. West produces many outstanding athletes. These athletes have excelled in different areas of sports. Ranging from golf to football, student-athletes have ,sy ,,,, Y 1 Q . 1' , x as ' 4 ,M .LA f in received all-conference honors and coaches have received recognition for their extraordinary achievements. These athletes and coaches have made North Carolinians aware of West as a dominant athletic power. UMW-vi ,, , Below are Chris Wright, commended on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, Johnny Ussery, Morehead Nominee, and Patricia Guifey, nominee for the Katharine Smith Reynolds Scholarship. lBot- , fi? tomi Marshals for the 1970-71 gradu ation are fstandingi Steve DeBerry, Jimmy Ellison, Kip Bland, lsitting left to rightj Jan Kuebler, Johnny V . ' . - I I tzfegifzlsini,aags?.i.gF lC'a Wright Receive l E Prestigious Commendations This year both the Katharine Smith Reynolds Scholarship from UNC-G and the Morehead Scholarshipfrom UNC-CH had one nominee each from West. Also, this year was the first time that a West student has been recognized for quality and performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Before every graduation, seven marshals are selected according to their rank in the junior class. Their positions being based purely on their academic averages, the marshals are honored and respected by all members of the student body. Wg., 'rs ' ox x 9 7, Y Q 2? S .K lFtightJ The 1971-72 Deca Sweet- heart is Charlene Hunsucker. tMid- dlet Winston East and Gary Smith represent West at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. CBottomJ The majorettes and color guard are fleit to rightt Annette Robinson, Ellen Parnell, Karen McRae, fkneel- ingj Patricia McNeil, Jan Kuebler, and Kim Harris, not pictured. DECA, FFA, And Band Represent Differing Facets Of West Students at West receive recognition for various activities. This year West was represented at the District DECA Convention and also at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Although sometimes overlooked, the majorettes and color guard perform their duties after being appointed by Mr. Rosen at the beginning of the year. 54 .ss -2' if Yi ' 3 To ,...s..a.....,,,,,,s..-...,,.,, V ,. X l 1 Juniors M2 Waiters and waitresses for the 1971 Jr. Sr. Prom were fright to Ieftj Bryan Dozier, Margaret Kirk, Debbie Hamilton, Becky Rankin, Glenn Leake, Angela Leake, Elliott Myers, and Rosa Marie Ingram. David Sheets and David Houston are not pictured. The 1972 Jr. Sr. Prom waiters and waitresses are Ctop far lefty Earl Baldwin, fbottom left to rightl Almax McCoy, Vickie Saunders, Angela ln- gold, Angie Britt, Sandra Goode, Cefus McRae, Joe Howard, and Michael Thomas. Cecille Ledbetter is not pictured. f , Host Annual Barbecue And Make Prom Plans 'O , J ,WW The theme of the 1970-71 Green, pink, and white were Junior-Senior Prom was A the dominant colors of the Dream ls A Wish Your Heart decorations. The center of Makes. Music forthe affair attraction was an arbor which was provided by The imprints. enclosed a pool and fountain. 55 5 -4 M v ., A ,,. :WW ya: ff, Q- X, 9,1 rw'? f A, ,.., ,, WH, if 4 I O An annual event in Montgomery County, sponsored by the Star Rotary Club, is the Christmas parade. The clubs at West, local companies, and corporations are asked to sponsor a girl or float in the parade. This year seven clubs from West sponsored girls in the event. Participating in the Star Christmas Parade are Cleft to right standingl Debbie Morton, VICA, Margaret Kirk, Pep Club, Linda Hallyburton, Interact Club, Charlene Hun- sucker, DECA, ileft to right sitting! Don- na Thompson, French Club, Cindy Parks, FTA, Sue Poole, Hi-Y. Seven West Beauties Participate in Star Christmas Parade I' I 58 , ,,, ln mid-winter, one duty of the journalism class is to nominate the prestigious Warrior Court. This year, the journalism class nominated four girls from each class except the senior class, which had six nominees. Each class voted on two attendants to represent them, and the journalism class elected the queen. Attendants for the 1972 Warrior Court are tleft page-left to rightj Christy Morris, freshman, Marie Ingram, juniorg Sandra Goode, sophomore: Nancy Beas- ley, juniorq Susie Lane, sopho- more: and Millivene Cook, fresh- man. The senior attendants are tleft to rightj Cynthia Steele and Renee Thompson. Charlene Hun- sucker reigns as the 1972 Miss Warrior. We would like to thank the management of Carolina Forest for graciously permitting the use of their clubhouse for our photographs. W WV. F ,M E5 11. ,jx .Q my 1.49-, , , at A xp ,gy I Vi qt Ld 0 1 at .f 4 , ' ,,a. -Aj, 1 , The 1971-72 Warrior football team reported to summer practice with only four returning lettermen. After a 28-0 loss to Northwood on September 3 in the season opener, it looked as if it would be a long season for the Warriors. However, Coach James Garmon molded the inexperienced players into a cohesive unit which returned the following week to defeat Rohanen, 21-15. The next week West scored 62 twice in the first quarter to hand Ellerbe a 14-0 defeat. The Warriors then traveled to Siler City on September 24 with hopes of upsetting the number one team in the state. Unfortunately, the Warriors were hurt by injuries to key players in the early minutes of the game and suffered a 37-0 defeat. Returning home on October 1, West turned back a strong Gibsonville team, 19-6, to give the Warriors another happy homecoming. The Warriors then traveled to Chatham Central and thrashed the Bears, 27-O. The following week West dropped a thriller to North Moore as the Mustangs scored with ten seconds left in the game for a 20-13 Mustang victory. The Warriors invaded South Stanly on October 22 and spoiled the Rebels' homecoming with a 13-6 victory, thus extending West's consecutive homecoming victories to four years in a row . On their home field again, the Warriors slipped past Union Pines, 7-0. West ended the successful season with a 14-0 victory over cross-county rival, East Montgomery, on November 5. ,Q an W P5 w 1 :,t,.f 'Q , ' V .' -W ffm. , ,.of,4! J v .5-ra, , ' 'Z 1-, TZ f. 'W' QFirst row, left to rightj E. Harper, P Baldwin, R. Cranford, D. Elam, R. Lewis B. Little, E. Tedder, J. Bruton, R. Mar- shall, G. Baldwin, iSecond rowl D. San- ders, J. lngram, D. Houston, S. Wheeler, E. Scarboro, R. Dumas, A. Wright, T Haywood, C. Watkins, C. Covington iThird rowl J. Haywood, G. Marshall, S DeBerry, T. Winn, R. Bowden, E. Baldwin J. Hill, F. Russell, P. Stutts, K. Bland, co- captain J. Ussery. Not pictured: co- captain J. Alston, N. Morris, E. Thomas L ik . 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Graz, 'SW' 5- ,1'N-a- w-5 2 war ' ,'is'2f:agf wfl- 51f?fj.2:f?ia'21:ai -f 2. m '?f'sx::::f1-:F r-ilmgfsahdgg--N231'22,3 !2'Q22 15ss1,'f .: e 'EW - Q. : xg, rf- , if 'fi - w34'- 'A ' ,zrmlilgiwl .QL Wlfvflf Y.'z'fW1:'a:f'fL2- 1 Af 'fu - 1: --K-1-E .wf f:1-!: r .. -f f23'e:?'f.tsE fin ' 321 2- 2 1 1 ,fy .. M I- - If h-15225-' 1:w ez 3224, - tFar lefty Warrior defensivemen, Edward Har- per, Steve Wheeler, and Fieglnald Dumas convincingly stop an East Montgomery back as the Warriors hold East to a mere forty- six yards total offense. Coach James Garmon fleftl is given a victory ride off the field by his jubilant players after his Warriors defeat East for the fourth year in a row. Johnny Ussery fbottoml gives assistance to Don EIam's injured ribs, GARMON Selected As Coach For East West All - Star Game Headed By Janet Wood, Varsity Cheerleaders Add To Exciting Season The 71-72 varsity cheerleaders add life to sports and increase school spirit. lrow 11 Janet Baldwin, Nancy Beasley, Wanda Clack, lrow 21 Beth Connelly, Debbie Nooe, Andrea Patterson and frow 33 Kathy Robinson, Chief Janet Wood, and Chris Wright. With pep rallies and vivacious crowds the varsity cheerleaders of the 71-72 school year boosted school spirit tremendously. During the summer, chief Janet Wood, Nancy Beasley, Debbie Nooe, and Beth Connelly attended a clinic in Laurinburg to learn new cheers and formations. Their cooperative efforts and enthusiasm helped to make WEST THE BEST. N, 5 P 67 -Xf, 68 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Inspire Winning Season The junior varsity cheerleaders perk with energy and victorious yells. tFrom left to rightl Squad members are Sharon Dockery, Janice Bruton, Chief Melinda Robinson, Deena Koch, Donna Christian, and Vickie Sue Stanley. Cheery smiles and lively spirits characterize the junior varsity cheerleaders. They generate much excitement at games. Advised by Mrs. Don Oliver, these girls work diligently to spark each game with zeal and stimulate team spirit. Y- .av .. Hampered by inexperience the J. V. Warriors struggled to a 5-4-1 season. Under the direction of Head Coach Jerry Daniel and Coach Fred Barden the freshmen and sophomore players gained valuable experience against stiff opposition. The highlight of the season was the 14-12 victory over previously undefeated East Montgomery in which the Warriors played perhaps their best game of the season. J.V. Warriors Secure 5 4 1 Season For 2nd Straight Year fKneeling, left to rightl Manager D. Bur- row, J. Evans, L. Cranford, A. Oliver, G. Gooch, S. Morris, T. Brown, R. Stoker, J. Bland, B. Haywood, M. DeBerry, T. Horne, T. Fields, fstandingj J. Thompson, E. Hill, B. Lewis, D. Harper, J. Britt, B. Baldwin, H. Batten, T. Butler, M. Cook, J. Moore, Ft. Martin, C. Thomas, W. Dozier, W. Bruton, M. Thomas, manager C. Morton. 1 fo .M at 4 it ... ' . f f-f' -- - ,,,...,,,,.., ..., . '- if-f .... o 1 W r 1.35, V. W 5 VV.,,,V..::k1::,,...... ,, gf: , . ,.., 5 VW. C CU E L CD 4- -4-1 2 J Q-v CD n. GD C 0 Z' c O .C S or .E c .. Dave O8Ch ar's squad, C ye St la from ther a Q8 m0ld6d I0 b lC0m H0 rinky-dinks that couIdn't bunch of stop a one-armed peg-legged man a team which became a top into the For conference contender. however, the six years, time in first to capture Warriors were not able the conference crown. finished in second varsity boys The SGESOD regular the in C6 pla the I0 advanced and standings the conference tournament finals in being defeated by North before Moore, 65-58. The Warriors then traveled to Union Pines to compete in the district tournament where they were turned Franklinton, 80-54. by Ck ba Dumas and Walter Barringer Calvin the All-Conference named to Were teams. Dumas and All-Tournament also received the Gene Compton PIGY for his inspirational Award SGBSOTI. 72 71- he t during finished the season The Warriors 17 wins of record with an over-all IOSSGS. 7 against L it YS l YS 70 ll fs -vm ., 4 ,, .5 iii? 4 3 f My f 'W 5 X , , 1 0 'iff' Q Q 0 ,f ' I 4 ff if wf' M, Q K 5 V' T gf W if 'I-9 X- S I' 1st ls ir NI I0 t. istri fr lst AW .ff ir ww. history time in the second For rsity V3 gomery nt Mo West the .Q +- iD .X L0 CU .Q 'U QD .C O EU O O E cu as .- E m T: 'a finished Miles, Mrs. Bobbie by gular season of tough the re m4a,,..m,s f Wm conference HS competition a 19-1 co-champions with 'U E K5 th CD :J L 3 0 C 5 E 'rj x. O O KD L for girls' basketball, regulations -...-.W-.fw,.a.,n 3 DSW Set VSHGS Warrio the number d for the I' hool reco SC me, Q3 of points in a single ning dow by it ke They bro 63. a new record Gibsonville with ds for I'eCOf 64 points. New of single H in rebounds fl'lOSl the T8-SGT. and 6 SGY Y We game Jackie 14 had yal RO Debbie and Germaine French had 15, McAuley had 19. This was the as c ... mai .co -'c :92 -an - gi: 20 mo an 'Em SE eu 93+- .-.. QE -CE .END .CO bie Bob ch Coa and varsity girls for trophies received Miles pionship, co-cham SPICE the confer and ent championship, OUl'FlEm t tournament game bal 6 th players were SFICG All-Confer Jackie French and Germaine McAuley. Those making All- eele, St were Cynthia t 971 Trlam Tou Germaine McAuley, and Jackie cAuley M he nch. Germai Fre the Most Valuable received Player Award and Coach M es the the Coach of received later Year Award West g rls district champions ES ished fin receiving a trophy and the The e bal ct gam distri Warriorettes also competed in Stale tball ske ba first girls' he t playoffs. fff A 0 E 3.2 5 o m E 2 m Q U C o m.E 42 3,,,0-Fix '- E m -f Q :.L m g N! 222,113 mcg . O ,53g2,-34:27-EQ K5 5 F' . E'59.Q,9EgE5 5'5za:5L7 E 0 ' L 0 2 d 4 C'- 'm2m'-' o E W ' A-IC 5,2 '3.2.'E':7a:CiE: .C gow 0 . .grqyggg-'asgfjxlg I . 4-I Q' ,, 9808152 Q28 3'-3+'.t41fm QOU CD22 322'-'59 . .55 Vm?2mO-:Ix shoot i0 gh hi UP goes rench eF Jacki iBe- over an excited Ellerbe player. low leftl The team and cheerleaders huddle to celebrate a victory. SD ,1- 9. td H-'Q righij M. Deberry, P. Cooke, left to bove right: top, QA ngton lsecond hall, T. Covi FS Dozier, A. Ma ly, W. Lil C. ul EE ood, E. l'W Ha oy, R. cC rowj A. Oliver, A. M Baldwin, lfrontl ell, E. Pemberton, T. Parsons, P. RUSS 2 wp. ht ande. fRig F LeG cham, J. Haywood, L. Sa T.M ghtj R. Holt, L. Safrit, G. Leake, M. Cranford, left 10 ri JC. W YO econd mberton, ls Pe ess, P. Kelly, F. an K.M Moore, Harris, A. n, C. Win n, L. 10 Coving Hulin, J. PS V. Kerr, M Haywood T Steele D Phi lbottomj max McCoy lbelow rightl strugg es out of an E erbe lbe owl wrest es a re Joyce Covington double-team. opponent bound away from an E41 59 5. 'ilu . fur :Eg l Ala 1' IS ff -me CD L .ii I-I L I I-I GD H ul-I L ': L GD L ': L -S Y 'Y www, xr Qs.. If Warfford's Wee Wariorettes Larry and James Haywood I' junio James Garmon's Coach nning wi another produced for honored fe We ande I' LeG 5 f 1 O rriors' record Wa rsity Va Led by All-Conference SGHSOFI. play by being their outstanding wins and 3 losses enabled the selection Joyce Covington, Al -Conference placed on the 71-72 the them to capture continued junior varsity girls and All-Tournament teams. Conference Co-Championship. tradition the Warrior winning ough t playing arriors, W The victories against by posting 11 With fourteen inexperienced finals advanced to the defense, 5 defeats. asoned SE WO 1 and freshmen ent OUl'T13I'l l I conference he int James sophomores Coach slipped Pines Union where tory. a 59-57 vic ay with SW f if rgep, .V 7 , ,,, ., t ' a s , I f -ad? 4- ,. fn' W .. ,,,, ,,,, ,,,W,,,, , ,WWW Wywmmm ' M ,, V 0 W A ,, M .F H I I A ' G ' ' ' Q Wif i, wi- M4 ,lf 'f W ,. , L ,A - M, 'Y 'I , ' ' f i -5,. I , A ' ,, B' yaf fff f, ,,,,, :.,l,, ' -71 'g., A 'W , ,I ' 5 1 W ,ygy K fi' z A ig, 5' .QW ' A A ' A E '1ff',1f'M4W ' w .m,fA.L' ' ' w ' Q ,, N ' Q ' ' A 4? ' ' 'f: , I 9 1 f H 1. 'WK ' f 1' ' -, ml n : md V L' W- ' ' fs! 4 V fy: 'Mi M aft .A . . . f fu f 4 .. ,.-14' -V 'U M wx,,4whxf: +fgw+ Aiwa'-ff ,A 1 - N' 47' f 3 1 I ' Q W. f LL 'W -f ,, ' A I, -2 .,,kV if-af, Q, f, V, K, ,Q Wy K f ,, , .n 'wwf' ff-1. ' V-'W ,, V , Y .., H ,qc V2 iv, E., . P , ,-,, , V, , M f ,gg 4,11 -Asuka W an 42, mi' 'M , N un? ' if 1 . tr Q ,S M 'lew- Il..-5 gf 4: FW QA! SH 2.9 f' ' f -'54 rt.. lk Track Team Breaks Five School Records, Places 3rd In Conference Track took on a new look at West in 1971. Team scores increased as the individuals improved. School records were broken in the mile relay, mile run, high jump, shot put, and pole vault. Joey Alston, Mark Holder, James Leake, and Sarwarii Carpenter broke the mile relay mark by running the distance in 3:40. Charles Covington high jumped for a school record of 5' 10 while Eddie Poole tossed the shot 45' 4 setting another school record. Mack Parker broke the school mark in the pole vault by clearing 10' 4 . Mark Holder, West's Most Valuable Track Member, advanced to the state meet in Raleigh. He finished 3rd in the mile run with a time of 4:27.8 which set another school record. With thirteen members returning from last year's squad, the track team this spring should be very competent. Mark Holder ffar leftj strides to another victory in the mile run. Edward Scarboro and lvory Richardson fleftj display good form in cleaning hurdles. Charles Coving- ton fbottom leftj displays his own style of high jumping. fBottom, first row, left to rightj V. Hinson, S. Carpenter, D. Harper, jsecond rowj M. Parker, J. Alston, J. Leake, R. Bowden, W. Harris, J. Young, l. Richardson, Cthird rowj R. Levin, C. Watkins, E. Scarboro, T. Smith. Not pictured: M. Holder, Charles Covington, Jim Donnell, J. Bruton, T. Haywood, M. Hulin, J. lngram. if Il' , .1s.i..., rs. QM . rf 'i nt- J. f 0.41. ,, , W' 1. .-,,., fr W na 1 a t 4, ...4,,,.. ' A ' 'W ,I J., W ' Z4f ef3,2ixr'. . .,.,-.. ,,,, 't'1g1f1w,. '? A W Myne W - f s-1' .,, . f 5. ,,..,..,.......-u-vww- j ff Germaine McAuley frightj puts the shot 28' placing her second in the state meet. The following girls ibelowl placed first in the state meet: Germaine McAuley ran the 100 yard dash in 1215. Vickie Saun- ders finished the 440 yard dash in 1111.1 in the ninth grade division. Also in ninth grade division Sharon Parsons, Yvonne Little, Vickie Saunders, and Loretta Patterson captured first place in the 880 yard relay. Jackie French leaped 28'73!4 on the triple jump. Teresa Lewis threw the discus 78' 8 . 'TT' The 70-71 year marked the beginning of the second girls' track team in the history of the school. Participating in an invitational state meet at High Point Andrews High School, the team placed second in state-wide competition for the ninth grade division. Team score was 53 pointsg the first place team had only 54 points. West's girls staged an excellent exhibition of relays, jumps, and dashes. he 6.3 . Q 2 , t Www. , , ., .f 4, , 4 .al tgps: 1 ' . 'L ' K 3,41 ,1 MZ' , Mfg , xx. T X, .,,, .4 , , L . , , H of wh' ' W, QW N . V 4, -, 1 Guided By Coach Miles, Girls' Track Team Takes Honors At State Meet iw . :.. . .... ,...,,,. . ,.., , V, Emlrvy A .1 i5!,.. ,.,. V:-in A 2f 'X4,: -a'-.'a.. in lTop row left to rightl E. Marshall, C. Moore, C. Ledbetter, L. Patterson, A. Haywood, S. Matheson, P. Lilly, lsecond YOWJ T. Lewis, D. Floyal, S. Parsons, V. Saunders, Y. Little, S. McAuIey, C. Steele, lThird rowl G. McAuley, J. French, F. Pemberton, D. Little, D. Carpenter, E. Tyson, J. Butler. 79 The 18th flag waits expectantiy for a weary foursome. Bryan Dozier Cabove rightj taps in a short putt while practicing for a match. iFar right, standing, left to rightj K. Bland, J. Bland, R. Stoker, C. Ing- ram, fseatedt K. Harrison, D. Hous- ton, B. Dozier. if - in il 'Fam .4 . we is lg 04 Tris . Q 1 ii-5? E gi' 'Vie , I - - . .QQ Wt., ' 1... .. x 1 r . as S .' g .1 . .25 L ,Lg V' . g. L V, .QW 5 ,Q-ff, few , 1 . af Qfffa f . ' ,I ifgsii.. I ..... I f , , 1s.f A xji, -,-w N4 V A i .wwf K K ,A . ,1 . . . .. A .J - - X 1 A - ' g,,.Af., -f r ,, . 4+ Q A A Q ' - . ., r , 4 Q '. .. Q H x . 7' 1: in-.5 as 41. AJ?-,.t . K A .,. iq A . ' 5 .gi it A .. jejxiw 'fri 1 1 A an ,X ' ,pi . 'ir 5 ii .lx tip. l M 5 H5 . 1 13. 3 Eg- thi ,4 ,, 'I J -i N Q. W 4 4- ,-,Q .. . , 2 f -- rt 1 ,Mg r H .arf Ja!-KW f . . iff. Y' :tr 1. 234 Lv 7 Strong Comeback Earns Golf Team 2nd Place In Conference ,.., After getting off to a slow start, However, the Warriors placed ,. . so . . ,DW qi...w .. .. ' . JVM. 5 K LQ r- -1 .W 1 i , - 'eg 1 -is 1 r-111115:--w:,.'.,j:ff -5 4 Xfxfg, ,k. . 4, .kr , wf ws, .-.J , i ,, , V , .:f,.,,-gswxm... , fs. we .ff iw ,:,.g.:.,, .VA 1 ...N ,z-W -, sf . is . ee. -nf., -r ins . Q- ' V . ep: - :A NJ' -45.41 .fin-.4 4-V . x. A. :ir -file:-Y f'rL1-.gt as-,wi wf.J.:.m?f.g, , rt.. M wk! .A--'few .ft Y f',','f.,4 LIL. H, ,W sw. .- 3. :Q J the 1971 golf team came second in the sixth match on strong at the end of the and ended the season in fine season to become a style by winning the last championship contender. ln conference match. The Warriors the first five conference matches had a respectable 3-2 record West finished in 3rd place. in non-conference action. Johnny Pratt fbelowj is taught the use of a tennis racket. Edward Harper Coen- terl returns a shot to his opponent. fFar right, back row, left to rightj S. Gregory, J. Pratt, J. Galloway, B. Mul- linix, fFront rowj J. Haywood, E. Harper, D. Whatley. Because of an unfortunate lack of student participation and interest, West's tennis team recorded only one victory in six matches. With only two returning lettermen, the tennis lk , sit S iq., ,v team experienced the drawbacks of having to play four rookies in vital positions. With seasoned players returning this spring the tennis team should see brighter days. , t ....,,, 1 D ,,, , . J r Vgff f , 1 r A- 'E , ,Eff , i , ' If , r i - 1, r .,f,f.! Q, 9 V 1 , 1, T! ! ! , ,, ,Q -2 , ,f f f' rl ..- J is ififgfif 1 J Q: rift if . 1,154 ,Liv ' -' ,i . r H I . Of!!! Q!! J cj . j! 1' J! i iir is 4 .. . 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Coach James Warf- ford lcentert frantically motions for runner Eddie Poole to return to second base. Coach Warfford labovet confers with pitcher Terry lvleachum. fLeft, top row, left to rightl D. Thompson, E. Poole, C. Hodge, J. Parsons, D. Royal, M. DeBerry, R. Cranford, J. Ussery, Csecond rowj S. DeBerry, F. Thompson, R. Hud- son, D. Sheets, J. Hurley, P. Lassiter, P. Stutts, G. Thompson, Statistician E. Tedder, lbottom row! R. Har- wood, T. Loftin, M. Thomas, B. Hay- wood, T. Meachum. Not pictured: J. Lassiter, P. Owen. 85 GOLF BOYS' AR V SITY BASKETBALL -E3 -5 935i JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL West March 22 8 East-1 68 Mount pleasant 51 March 25 placed Conference VE QE-E 95 Chatham Central 42 3rd Match 16 Rockingham 58 North srani ea - 0 Rahanan 49 Rohaheh y 59 Apm 1 plzigd Sroznirence 14 Jordan Matthews 63 North Moore as ac 12 Rahanan 73 Jordan Matthews 64 April 5 2 Monroe-7 18 N0ffhW00d 67 Southern Guilford ea , 24 Chatham Central 50 Southern Gurrrord 48 April 15 placed Conference 70 North Moore 47 Union pines 46 3rd Match 20 Jordan Matthews 66 Northwood 48 April 19 5 South 5 Union Pines se East Montgomery 39 Stanley-3 r 14 East Montgomery 57 Ellerbe 43 19 Chatham Central 46 April 22 placed Conference ,ir 81 Northwood 42 3rd Match 64 Rohanen 61 . 45 North Moore 56 Apn' 26 0 M0n'0e'9 69 Jordan Matthews 68 April 29 placed Conference 61 Union Pines 54 3rd Match 60 East Montgomery 43 as Ellerbe as May 3 5 SGW' Stanley-1 May 6 placed Conference r.rf4 .-. 2nd Match BASEBALL May 13 placed Conference West gel 1st Match 7 Rockingham 2 May 20 placed Conference 4 3 Southwest Randolph 15 2nd Tournament 18 Ellerbe 4 9 East Montgomery 8 ' 2 North Moore 5 6 Rockingham 5 4 Jordan Matthews 7 13 Southwest Randolph 14 8 Union Pines 6 - rg 'mginpqfrztghews 2 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY 5 Chatham Central 3 BASKETBALL 0 Rohanen 3 7 Chatham Central 3 mai 92 6 Ellerbe 1 32 Chatham Central 7 2 Northwood 3 29 Northwood 0 Northwood 17 30 North Moore 9 East Montgomery 2 41 Ellerbe 2 North Moore 1 31 Jordan Matthews 6 Rohanen 2 18 Union Pines Tournament 26 East Montgomery .1 8 Union Pines 3 39 Enerbe 1 Rohanen 0 33 Chatham Central TENNIS 28 Northwood 2 Northwood 5 28 East Montgomery 17 North Moore - 922 39 Jordan Matthews 0 Union Pines 12 Union Pines 2 Union Pines 0 North Moore 8 East Montgomery 2 North Moore 4 East Montgomery VARSITY FOOTBALL West Q Opp. 0 Northwood 28 21 Rohanen 15 14 Ellerbe 0 0 Jordan Matthews 37 19 Gibsonville 6 27 Chatham Central 0 13 North Moore 20 13 South Stanly 6 7 Union Pines 0 14 East Montgomery 0 fm, BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL West' QBP4 97 Chatham Central 34 71 Northwood 59 73 North Moore 61 66 Rohanen 35 72 Ellerbe 35 66 Jordan Matthews 46 64 Union Pines 58 53 East Montgomery 48 77 Ellerbe 42 69 Chatham Central 45 48 Northwood 46 50 East Montgomery 55 52 North Moore 61 71 Jordan Matthews 57 57 Union Pines 59 5 ' ts V 5 45 ' ryli 1 litt ti GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL I Q West Opp. ' Mount Pleasant lQZf ' A Chatham Central ' North Stanly ,, Ra. sms Date March 12 March 16 March 19 March 22 March 31 April 7 April 14 April 21 April 28 TRACK West Opp. placed Pinecroft 4th Union Pines Jordan Matthews placed Ellerbe 2nd East placed East 2nd Hamlet placed West Stanly 2nd South Stanly Forest Hills placed Rohanen 3rd Union Pines North Moore Chatham Central placed Rohanen 1st Ellerbe placed Union Pines 3rd Northwood Jordan Matthews North Moore placed Rohanen 1st Ellerbe placed Conference 3rd Meet Albemarle North Moore Jordan Matthews Southern Guilford Southern Guilford Union Pines Northwood East Montgomery Ellerbe Chatham Central Northwood Albemarle North Moore Jordan Matthews Union Pines East Montgomery Ellerbe NL Scores gp. 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McRae 0 Adviser Jerry Bennett George Butler William Chambers George Graham James Greene Edward Hill Walter Lilly Bobby Little Frederick Little Ftayvonne Turner Carpentry Club Faces Rebuilding Year With Michael Scarboro I . ...,..,.., -ff-.-w-wg.,-wwe ' sw 4, J' ur, -NEA... all wean., ,....-q-nUll5vD'm ' Future Teachers Of America Launch Program To Aid Pupils And Teachers Nancy Beasley 0 President Marva York 0 Vice-President Sarah Johnson 0 Secretary Karen Turner 0 Treasurer Patricia Guffey 0 Historian Mr. Bill Wilkins 0 Adviser Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins 0 Adviser Alice Bowden Gwen Broome Ruthie Bruton Sheila Byrd Faye Cagle Wanda Clack Jolene Deaton Candy Donnell Sandra Dunlap Luan Saunders I President Marsha Brown 0 Vice-President Pat Parnell 0 Secretary Renee Thompson 0 Treasurer Betsy McAuIay 0 Reporter Vickie Edwards 0 Parliamentarian Pam Story 0 Historian Mrs. Jack Harper 0 Adviser Gwen Broome Gloria Bumgarner Karen Burroughs Debbie Craven Jolene Deaton Lana Floyd Paula Guffey Debbie Hamilton Angie lngold Gail Ingram Mattie Ingram Pam Johnson Sheila Johnson Elizabeth Kirk Susie Lane Jo Ann Lewis Susan Maynor Mattie McAuley Virginia McCallum Andell McCoy Allen Oliver Lana Floyd Connie Frix Kathy Furr Debbie Haithcock Angie Haywood Ava Haywood Gail Ingram Sandra Mabry Valeria McAulay Cefus McRae Ann Moore Janice Morton Karen Parsons Cindy Parks Pam Robinson Anthony Russell Darrell Sanders Cheryl Sedberry Dana Sedberry Neena Shaw Ann Sneed Shila Staley Saundra Stanback Suellen Stanley Phil Stutts Donna Thompson Julie Wallace Sharon Parsons Shirley Parsons Ruth Poole Fena Reynolds Kay Roberts Debbie Royal Stephanie Russell Janet Staley Saundra Stanback Brenda Thompson Betty Turner Key Chain Sales Furnish Funds For Future Business Leaders Of America v' I -- , , , :, if ' Y ,, Mini , ' ' ' fizccw' Future Homemakers Broaden Experience With Modern Appliances And Community Jobs --u-'game . 1 , Alice Bowden 0 President Janet Baldwin 0 Vice-President Marie Ingram 0 Secretary Linda Ellison 0 Treasurer Charlotte Greene 0 Reporter Juliette Covington 0 Historian April Bowden 0 Song Leader Miss Mary Burns 0 Adviser Mrs. Agnes Ingram 0 Adviser Barbara Beaman Sandra Beck Beverly Butler Jeanette Butler Linda Cheek Carla Crabtree Vickie Edwards Lindell Foust Sandra Goode Blondine Greene Europa Harris Pam Harris Flora Horne Theresa Horne Barbara Ingram Phyllis Ingram Estella Leake Gloria Leake Janice Lilly Ellen Litaker Dianne Little Louella Little Susan Little Victoria Little Sheila McAuIey Sheila McRae Doris Medley Elizabeth Pemberton Karen Fielder Kay Roberts Mildred Shue Janet Staley Dorothy Thompson Future Farmers Of America Grow In Membership Under Leadership Of Gary Smith Gary Smith 0 President Winston East 0 Vice-President Royce Harris 0 Secretary Ricky Sykes 'O Treasurer Charles Watkins 0 Sentinel Alan Hamilton 0 Reporter Mr. Sidney Fields 0 Adviser Mr. Eddie B. Coleman 0 Adviser Sidney Absher Claude Andrews Elis Armstrong Faye Armstrong Earl Baldwin Frank Baldwin Leroy Baldwin Paul Baldwin Robert Baldwin Andrew Beck Phillip Bennett Thomas Blake Ricky Bowden Jeff Britt Johnny Brookshire Danny Brown John T. Brown Mike Brown Terry Brown Bob Burns Celia Burns Steve Burrows Janette Butler Joan Cagle Anthony Callicutt James Campbell Jimmy Caviness Beverly Cook Charles Covington Rudy Cranford Lewis Craven Danny Davis Adrian Deaton David Deaton William Deaton Danny DeBerry Danny Dennis Reginald Dockery Catherine Drake Marvin Dumas Sherman Dunn Fred Everhart Blanda Ewings Randall Flowers Allen Gaddy Randy Garner Steve Gillis Gary Gooch Charles Green Lynn Green Trudy Hamilton Herbert Harris Ronnie Harris Mary Frances Harrison Donald Haywood Dudley Haywood James Haywood Maurice Haywood Pam Haywood Steven Haywood Billy Hogan Ricky Hogan Flora Horne Tobias Horne Donald Howell Bobby Hunsucker Steve Hurley Barbara Ingram Cora Ingram Mattie Ingram Phyllis Ingram Randy Knight Angelia Leake Bessie Leake Estella Leake Glenn Leake Susan Leake Michael Lee Bill Lefler Elaine Lemons Sam Lewis Larry Lisenby Bob Lucas Ashley Martin Kenneth Mask Charles McBride Nora McBride Jody McCaskill Walter McDonald Cathy Mclnytre Darlene McKinnon Truette McQueen George McQuine Janette McRae Ricky Moore Jackie Morris Neal Morris Raymond Morris Ronnie Morris Steve Morris Debbie Morton Herman Morton Karry Morton Larry Morton Mike Nelson Greta Nooe Shannon Owens Madeline Parker Joyce Parks Steve Parnell Floyd Parsons Jody Parsons Leonard Parsons Sharon Patterson Walter Pemberton David Plowman Wanda Plowman Veronica Robinson Donald Russell Frankie Saunders William Shaw Timothy Shue Edward Smith Joey Smith Joseph Smith Scotty Smith Tony Smith Lee Stafford Denise Moore 103 'FV r ' 'WTLVJ HW J aw' W: we wt ff Q. 1 1 , , .V aw , f ' 1' 74 xr, 'rl , M ': :f:fr - 7 ww , , A 4 miifiwafrwgf 1 K, S5 ,I y. T air, . rg Y J 'f 3 1 DECA Members Gain Experience As Laborers Cathy Monroe 0 President Phil Stutts 0 Vice-President Denise Moore 0 Secretary Jackie Morris 0 Treasurer Debbie Moore 0 Historian Danny DeBerry I Reporter Gary Smith 0 Reporter Terry Morris 0 Parliamentarian Mr. Belar Hunt 0 Adviser Tommy Blake Gwen Broome Wayne Burris David Deaton Kathy Dennis Don Elam Alan Hamilton Ronnie Harris Ronald Holt Vickie Hulin Charlene Hunsucker Ray Lewis Sandra Mabry Jackie Morris Shannon Owens Wanda Plowman Debbie Preusz Danny Richardson Danny Sanders Philip Saunders Lee Ola Sheffield Jerry Simmons Dale Thompson George Thompson Monogram Club Engineers Homecoming Week ,ya ..iV'x 1 ' 1 ts. 1 'qqif-ft fe 1 . J fx M . V.. ' ,. Q V of A 'M 4,1 M. ' ' A Wt.r ',, M13 ' 'W I 2, , ,rj , ,nf av , ' ' H r ' W N. I 1' . J V H ' 3' .Q 1' ' 'W' - aw' wig' Mark Holder 0 President Joey Alston 0 Vice President Andrea Patterson 0 Secretary Treasurer Mr. David Holcomb 0 Adviser Mrs. Bobby Miles 0 Adviser Walter Barringer Kip Bland Frances Bruton Wanda Clack Charles Covington Rudy Cranford Steve DeBerry Calvin Dumas Reginald Dumas Linda Hallyburton Edward Harper Ava Haywood James Ingram Margaret Kirk Robin Levin Ray Lewis Bobby Little Sheila Matheson Germaine McAuley Debbie McLendon Neal Morris Debbie Nooe Karen Parsons John O. Pratt lvory Richardson Kathy Robinson Debbie Royal Neena Shaw Tony Smith Cynthia Steele Johnny Ussery Steve Wheeler Janet Wood Chris Wright Candy Sale Permits Band To Purchase Music, Instruments Robert Rosen 0 Director Edward Barton Benny Blake Steve Blake John Bland Kip Bland Dale Broome Darrell Burrow Jimmy Caviness Robin Edwards Linda Ellison Debbie Greene David Harper James Haywood David Holt Ronald Holt Pi Phillip Howell David Kellis Mike Kellis Andy McLoud Bob Morris Terry Morris Kenny Patterson Ruth Poole Susan Poole Marcia Pruett Karen Reynolds Anthony Russell Edward Smith Phil Stutts John Thompson Chris Wright Chorus Presents Several Concerts During School Year Brenda Bowden 0 President Lllly Christian 0 Vice-President Beverly Little 0 Secretary Faye Armstrong 0 Treasurer Mr. Robert Rosen 0 Director Bit Andrews Janet Baldwin Derwin Beane Annette Bowden April Bowden Johnny Bruton Celia Burns Beverly Butler Margie Butler Joan Cagle 1 . Violet Callicutt Linda Cheek Patricia Christian Juliet Covington Ricky Donathan Randel Flowers Cecelia French Patsy Frix Trudy Hamilton Pam Haywood Edna Hill Connie Hogan Dale Hoover Myra Horne Lynn Hough Elaine Lemons Bernice Little Wanda Little Pat Marshall Pat McNeill Doris Medley Vickie Parsons Loretta Patterson Lynn Safrit Marie Shaw Paula Story Barbara Thompson Argenia Williams Barry Williams Q. Conway Lightens The Way For Inexperienced Photography Club V , V L, -.-l. Xv,a A A my J Wm' z..1gft! C N' I K , ,... ,, . ' u 1eul:ii 'm., is ' X t f K- K -, , .. , ,., . - oo,,.. ,. , S. tl, - - r -X M 4'-- 'Wfmw-r: ,.5:g:,,sgg:- A 5g.:,vff3.-:fi R F:Y',y 5 . '- K ' r -ff: E' ms:-t15f,1lEi,'-.' Q1 1: ' . . ,X Q3 ' A A ' V - A Phillip Bennett 'O President Jewel Hall 0 Vice-President Martha Richardson 0 Secretary Mr. Thomas Conway 0 Adviser Howard Batten Donna Christian Winston East Blanda Ewings Pinky Greene Mildred Hall Alan Hamilton Carol Horne Villa Kelly Susan Leake Elaine Marshal Sharon Patterson Lynn Smith Saundra Stanback George Thompson Trip Winn Art Wright ,, , ,,- , , , . , ,, , M ,,,. W,,, , ., , gp' ' H J V , rw -' - .V as ., ,, -vw 5 , R ff il -A , Mil r it n,f ,, wr f ' ff , ww 1 EH., We ' 0-1. ' fz- -1 .i ' H ' v 7 1?r,fwxff', g,l,f, z,2af,fTfzJii:!':,:ffwfr 4- ' - ' ' 'f fi - ' , '2fr,fyi,,:gliLjwfrE3-ljjg?L,1 -Qt' - - ,, . , W , . M mL,,,L , T QT' rf, V, W 1 il: r. ' v fx mflfife 'f ' vv gp ,L , . f ' , G., , ft. M. , f A Health Occupations Club Acquires Practical Medical Knowledge Debbie Morton 0 President Janette McRae 0 Vice-President Pam Haywood 0 Secretary Beth Harris 0 Treasurer Barbara Thompson 0 Editor Cheryl Sedberry 0 Parliamentarian Mrs. Jeanette W. Parsons0Adviser Sandra Beck Edna Byrd Robin Edwards Mary Frances Harrison Dale Hoover Joyce Parks Pat Simmons Neena Shaw Brenda Thompson Vickie Thompson 109 Pep Club Cheering Section Promotes Spirit Cindy Parks 0 Candy Donnell Margaret Kirk 0 Secretary-Treasurer Miss Paula Crook 0 Adviser Pixie Beaman lna May Beal Frances Bruton Janice Bruton Roxanne Byrd Wanda Clack Beth Connelly Cathy Darnley President 0 Vice-President Sandra Dunlap Wendy Haithcock Linda Hallyburton Kim Harris Angie Haywood Beverly Hartsell Renee Holt Jane lngold Rosa Marie Ingram Sarah Johnson Pearlie Kelly Evie Kerr Us ?3f,3,G Aw,,,+y yi' S 'mlm aixmal U4 'Q 'WAL- 'Gian 9 Ver was Elizabeth Kirk Deena Koch Susie Lane Carey Linder Susie Little Kay Maness Betsy McAulay Karen McRae Christy Morris Ellen Parnell Johnny Pratt Becky Rankin Mildred Ratcliff Kathy Robinson Melinda Robinson Dana Sedberry Debbie Smith Janet Staley Suellen Stanley Donna Thompson Karen Turner Peggy Wright v,- 5 .aff I X X 1 ' X x tl -as w , we Q Library Club And New Librarian Reorganize Library Mr. Bobbie Oliver I Adviser Rosa Marie Ingram Millie Cook Elaine Lemonds Connie Hogan Interact's Bust The Buzzard, Ugly Man Contests Initiate Funds For Tennis Courts 'WX Q Edward Harper 0 President Daniel Dennis 0 Vice-President Steve DeBerry 0 Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Fred Barden Warren Bingham Joe Bruton Bryan Dozier Ralph Harwood 0 Adviser Joey Haywood Tony Haywood David Houston Neal Morris Allen Oliver Edward Scarboro Ricky Stoker Ernest Tedder S .as-. ff' E Editors Work Long Hours To Improve School Publications I Overlapping Duties On WARRIOR SMOKE SIGNAL, And VOICES Keep Journalism Students Active , v su, 'RSQQQ . ff I V W WMM : y 5 ' Wfz M 'MW 3 we ,gf 5 ima ' Wg W ? : gg if Y ' M zu . 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Cotton 0 Adviser Chuck Andrews Ina May Beal Kip Bland Frances Bruton Cathy Darnley Steve DeBerry Patricia Guffey Gary Haithcock Edward Harper Jan Kuebler Betsy McAuIay Andell McCoy Sue Poole Cynthia Steele Johnny Ussery Julie Wallace Chris Wright Marva York peopie Scott Absher Susan Allen Melissa Ashburn Rosemary Atkins Barbara Baldwin Ellis Baldwin Susan Baldwin Edward Barton Carlie Batten Mary Ann Beaman Derwin Beane Andrew Beck Benny Blake Kathy Blake Claudette Bowden Franklin Bowden Jr. Robert Bowden Wallace Bowden Dorothy Bradley Donna Kaye Britt Donna Vaye Britt Jeff Britt Michael Britt Joyce Brock Tommy Brown Dowd Bruton Janice Bruton Susan Bruton Wilbert Bruton Kenneth Bumgarner Jennifer Burns Darrell Burrow Stephen Burrow James Butler Roxanne Byrd Anthony Callicutt James Campbell Naomi Carpenter Tommy Caudle Deloris Chappell Tony Chappell Ann Cheek Alfonzo Christian Alvin Christian Donna Christian Cindy Clodfelter Martha Cook Millievine Cook Paul Cook Mike Cooke Tony Covington Clara Cranford Lloyd Cranford Lewis Craven Robert Cuthrell Jimmy Deberry Michael Deberry Danny Dennis David Dennis Sharon Dockery Win Dozier Amy Dumas David Eaton Patricia Eaton Linda Ellison Thomas Fields Cecilia French Billy Gardner Tony Garner Lequita Gibson Jerry Graham Deborah Greene . be V :rf ,x4, y X A I li , ,gt V, if T I T , it 4- ,A :gy N5 .:. ,wi 'Ks' ft' lll T ,lV,, f iii .TS ffl? 5 K N . 'f-grffg l 3' 0 y t l ' : , JE Lafsez, -g fi Q., .M.t,sf .. U I A M ..hi kikkkk ,h ..., t , Q , gut is Freshmen The freshmen class officers are Cleft to rightj Kay Maness-treasurer Win Dozier-president Sharon Dockery-secretary Mike Cooke-vice-president V1, - -V Julie Griffin 1 L L , Kiva Haithcock Z eefffffeeefff M3 i -I. at if fff,7 L, ' ii Wendy Haithcock Scott Hall Susan Hamilton Charles Harris Clarissa Harris Herbert Harris Kim Harris Mary Harris Terry Harris Beverly Hartsell Bobby Haywood Donald Haywood Milton Haywood Monnie Haywood Ervin Hill Deborah Hinson Gail Hinson Lela Hinson Phil Hinson Renee Holt Kevin Hoover Cyndi Hulin Kathie Hurley Jane Ingold Dorothy Ingram Roosevelt Ingram Mary Kearns David Kellis Pearlie Kelly Evie Kerr James Kimbrew 'N Teresa Knight Deena Koch A David Leak , V L rtrr, A Gloria Leake 'Wm L-., rr' fp A-0-7 V Rometta Leake A, Bill Lefler ,Qt ' .A,,' .Y to r- Mary Ann Lewis ., 'K Pete Lewis K L' , - fa? Sam Lewis LW V cecii Lilly Charlie Lilly V 7 Cleveland Lilly 4 J.. Q' -5 t gg' , James Lilly ggfitigeir Q, gi ' Jimmy Lilly rii gi, Maurita-Lilly it v- M Pecoiia Lilly ,., 'K if Stephen Lilly Carey Linder 1 I S Adrin Lindsey H Jeanette Lindsey A L. i Larry Lisenby L yr ' ' cietis Lime ., A i A David Little , ,,,,, L Deborah Little K M ' Nt- v xx t f Donald 119 Fredrick Little Gloria Little James Little Jennie Little Lillian Little Minnie Little Michael Lucas Alvin McAuley Brent McAuley Beverly McKinney Samuel McKinney Steve MciKnney James McRae Karen McRae Mark McRae Shelia McRae Jerry Maness Kay Maness Shirley Maness Terry Maness Anthony Marshall Bertha Marshall Elaine Marshall Beverly Martin Vivian Martin Lynda Mauldin Leroy Maynor Robert Medley Melton Montgomery Donna Monroe Johnny Moore Betty Morgan Cynthia Morgan Christy Morris Debbie Morris Mary Morris Margaret Morrison Karry Morton Larry Morton Ruby Morton Craig Morton Michael Nelson Denise Nichols Roger Nooe nm.-........ Teresa Owen Dusty Pappendick Elaine Parker Linda Parker Ellen Parnell Doug Parsons Leet Parsons Mary Parsons Tony Parsons Betty Pemberton Edgar Pemberton Lee Pemberton , Ji' as ,W .sw 4' Q 3 Q f A 5 I D-t ,Uv '1 2 419' 9 v 2-1 -,-f, MQW, , ,r .W ,fr fa , .,, ,, , ,ve , A . ,,,, g f UH! A Q rl L Y , W ' - wt I , f- 0 , 2 VI f it ,, r V , ht 'K' it r ' M Q El vw 'lf Q 1 ,Z ,, t ,H , I is L -s Sylvester Walter Pemberton Pemberton Freshman boys exercise their judgment under the watchful eye of Coach Jerry Daniel. Freshmen NOT PICTURED Hamp Baldwin George Carr Sally Cunningham Nancy Legrand Jerry Don Legrand James Lilly Robert Parker Jamie Lee Russell Jo Ann Russell Debbie Smith Dinah Phillips David Plowman Lu Ellen Poole Susan Poole Franklin Powell Julie Pruett Mildred Ratliff Karen Reeder Karen Reynolds Kathy Reynolds Loretta Richardson Martha Richardson Mary Richardson Annette Robinson Melinda Robinson Tina Rogers Carol Russell Greg Russell Lynn Safrit Larry Sechrist Brenda Shaw Darrell Shue Roger Shue Timothy Shue Jeff Smith Karen Smith Lynn Smith Shirley Smith Brian Spencer Beth Spivey Doris Stafford Vicki Stanley Jean Steele Paul Steele Theressa Steele Larry Streater Joe Thomas Felix Thompson Johnny Thompson Johnny Thompson Karen Thompson Freddy Tyson Calvin Vuncannon Phillip West Allen Whitesell Lucille Whitley Norma Whitley Neil Williams Linda Winn Patricia Wood Barbara Wright Barry Wright Enid Young George Young John Young Roy Young Sidney Absher Claude Andrews John Andrews Ellis Armstrong Sherron Atkins Johnny Baldwin Leroy Baldwin Paul Baldwin Robert Baldwin Barbara Beaman Jerry Bennett Galene Blake Steve Blake John Bland Terry Blue Alice Bowden April Bowden C. J. Bowden Johnny Bowden Judy Bowles Vicki Bristow Angie Britt Barbara Brock Bobby Brock Dale Broome Danny Mike Terry Anthony Frankie Margie Brown Brown Brown Butler Butler Butler Karen Burroughs Sue Byrd Faye Cagle Denise Carpenter Gretha Chambers George Cheek Patricia Christian Beth Connelly Joyce Covington Harold Cranford Daisy Davis Danny Davis Randy Davis Candy Donnell Carol Dorsett Alice Drake Cecilia Dumas Vickie Edwards Brenda Elam Jimmy Evans Fred Everhart 4? 3 ff 3 . N ' an 2 J. ,vry sf '4 fb.. A e f ,yyyz J J .yy, is .J i g J, J, ggi A I X J 'T Jlllil' A 5, vm ,4 14. .M - 9 I A ' 2 'f ti f q! in 2 i ,Bri as 5 x 1 A fir, EM .JJ 4 J 0 was ' 5 A llllll R A Y ' J ja tax Th. It Kaib- 'SMX 'wwf J 4 H The sophomore class officers are fleft to rightl Fred Thompson-treasurer Angie Britt-president Alice Bowden-vice president Faye Cagle-secretary. Sophomores NOT PICTURED Gail Anthony Earl Baldwin Ricky Bowden Johnny Bruton William Chambers Larry Donathan Cathy Drake Jerole Dumas Shirley Dumas Joe Flowers Mary French James Greene 'Yer Ricky Greene Steve Gregory James Haywood Carol Horne Frankalyne Horne Priscilla Horne David Kelly Michael Lee Harold Ervin Lilly Walter Lilly Gail Lindsay Dorothy Little Janice Little Mike Fagg Randel Flowers Lindell Foust Kathy Freeman Jackie French Allen Gaddy Randy Garner Gary Gooch Sandra Goode James Gould George Graham Franklin Green Blondine Greene Debbie Haithcock Mildred Hall Jeff Hannah David Harper Douglas Harris Europa Harris James Harris Pam Harris Winfred Harvelle Ralph Harwood Donald Haywood Billy Haywood Gil Haywood Joey Haywood Maurice Haywood Steve Haywood Dianne Hemmings David Hogan Gwendolyn Horne Tobias Horne Franklin Hough Joseph Howard Donald Howell Jennie Hulin Bobby Hunsucker Jimmy Hurley Angie lngold Pam Johnson Shelia Johnson Philip Jones Breta Kearns Mike Kellis Danny Kelly Elizabeth Kirk Jeanette Kirk Kathy Little Keith Little Wanda Little Ronnie Lucas Charles McBride Vernon McKinney George McQuine Theodore Medley Ervin Pemberton Flora Pemberton Scott Smith Eugene Thomas 123 Charles Knight Susie Lane Mariella Leake Camille Ledbetter Cecile Ledbetter Floyd Lefler Larry Legrand Melissa Legrand Nita Legrand Bob Lewis Sandra Lewis Teresa Lewis Wanda Liles Janice Lilly Fritzie Linder Ellen Litaker Louella Little Susan Little Yvonne Little Wally Lowder Mary Lucas Cheryl Mabe Edith Marshall Ashley Martin Reid Martin Ronnie Matthis Susan Maynor Germaine McAuley Sheila McAuley Jody McCaskill Almax McCoy Pam McKenzie Cefus McRae Terry Meacham :K qt use -wr 'TIL , J ii' 1+ Doris Medley Ricky Moore Ann Moore Bruce Morris Steve Morris Ronnie Morris Yvonne Nelson Allen Oliver Jean Owen Joyce Parker Steve Parnell Sharon Parsons Kenny Patterson Loretta Patterson Ruth Poole Marcia Pruett 'E Q fr ..., it .ttt rrtt,r J , Z W -- ... + uzgwg ggggr w r- 'ft ,tg XM y ,A f ri P 44 Mgt 1 .iw A lu. Sophomores Biology is both enlightening and frustrating to sophomore students. Kay Roberts Veronica Robinson Chris Rogers Cindy Russell Frank Russell Stephanie Russell Edwin Sanders Franklin Saunders Vickie Saunders Dana Sedberry William Shaw Lee Sheffield Mildred Shue Barbara Sneed Elizabeth Sneed Janet Staley Lenora Stanback Suellen Stanley Charles Steele Ricky Stoker Paula Story Pam Stutts John Sykes Carolyn Talley Charles Thomas Eugene Thomas Michael Thomas Danny Thompson Dorothy Thompson Fred Thompson Gary Thompson Robbie Thompson Wesley Thompson Wanda Tucker ina Ussery Edwin Warner Jan Warner Paul West Donald Whatley Randy Williams Glenn Williams James Williams Bobby Wood Kathy Yates Michael Yates Carolle York Callie Young James Young Robert Allen Ronald Allen Frankie Baldwin Grady Baldwin Janet Baldwin Ted Ballard Flonnie Beane Nancy Beasley Sandra Beck Phillip Bennett Warren Bingham Ricky Bowden Betty Bradley Gwen Broome Denny Brown Marsha Brown Joe Bruton Harrison Buie 'E' f a The junior class officers are flelt to rightj Elliott Myers-2nd vice Joe Bruton- president president Becky Rankin-treasurer Warren Bingham-vice Peggy Wright- president secretary Www 3,-. .gf apr' . .- 1 ,,, , ..,.. 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K A, M gi . ,, an -7,3 qv- 1 wwe ft., if f UNr B iii- cy. 11' '13 .QM ,,, L A gli! 5' 0 .fri Lx X5 Juniors Bob Burns Celia Burns Debbie Burris Wayne Burris Beverly Butler Janette Butler Rodney Butler Edna Byrd Violet Callicutt Jimmy Caviness Linda Cheek Wanda Clack Ricky Clark Charles Covington Juliet Covington Debbie Craven Frances Crump Adrian Deaton Bill Deaton David Deaton Cathy Dennis Bryan Dozier Bertha Dumas Blanda Ewings Kathy Furr Steve Gillis Paula Guffey Mark Gunter Eddie Gurd Jewel Hall Alan Hamilton Debbie Hamilton Trudy Hamilton Beth Harris Carolyn Harvelle Ava Haywood elf nf Dudley Haywood Tony Haywood LaVerne Henry Edna Hill Edward Hill James Hill Connie Hogan Ronald Holt Teresa Horne David Houston Patricia Hudson Ronald Hudson Ken Hurley Steve Hurley Mary Hutchinson Anthony Ingram Barbara Ingram Marie Ingram Phyllis Ingram Rosa Ingram Winfred Ingram Donna Jordan Villa Kelly Margaret Kirk 5 E 5 5 Qllilnqnp f- - ,gf , 1 ', 2 , 12 V 8 rr Mr. Barden explains the mechanics of balancing equations to his chemistry class. , Juniors vu--..,., ,gm-,. 3 'EJ Nikki Koch Jerry Lassiter Perry Lassiter Angelia Leake Bessie Leake Estella Leake Glenn Leake Elaine Lemonds Elaine Lemons Robin Levin Jimmy Lewis Victoria Little Donald Loften Tommy Loftin Sandy Mabry Shelia Matheson Gloria McAuley Virginia McCallum Leon McDonald James McGuine Betty Mclntyre Cathy Mclntyre Jan Mclntyre Darlene McKinnon George Miller Debbie Moore Terry Morris Herman Morton Susan Mullinix Elliott Myers Debbie Nooe Greta Nooe Nw-.., Pat Owen xx, Shannon Owens A'-..... ' if Joseph Parsons Karen Parsons Shirley Parsons Andrea Patterson Allen Penny Becky Rankin Brenda Richardson Donna Roberts Kevin Roberts Dwight Robinson Debbie Royal Shirley Saunders NOT PICTURED Glenn Barrett Herman Barringer Walter Barringer Johnny Brookshire George Butler Charlotte Greene Lynn Greene Marvin Harris 130 'Nu-ffl: Royce Harris Flora Horne James Horne Myra Horne Cora Ingram Harley Legrand Ray Lewis Eleanor Lindsey Arivette Little QP Earldine Scarborough Cheryl Sedberry Marie Shaw Bernice Little Darris Little Dianne Little Randy Marshall Bobby McGuine Theresa Medley John Morrison Madeline Parker Elizabeth Pemberton Patricia Simmons Dennis Smith Tony Smith Danny Richardson Phillip Saunders Edward Scarboro Michael Scarboro Lloyd Simmons Barbara Thompson Ray Von Turner Lee Stafford Peter Stanback Vorecia Steele Tommy Strider Ernest Tedder George Thompson Lowe Warner Charles Watkins Steve Wheeler Argine Williams Tommy Williamson Tripp Winn Ou Janet Wood Art Wright Peggy Wright Judy Wright Patricia Young Lynn Zachary Juniors Joey Brent Alston 2nd Vice President Anna Faye Armslrong gifs Ina May Haywood Beal Seniors 132 Richard Lee Baldwin A ,awww ,N 5! A i. l Charles Wynne Andrews Beulah Faye Andrews Charles Clinton Blue Thomas Wayne Blake Stephen Glenn Blankenship Kip Bryan Bland Brenda Louise Bowden A Evelma Annette Bowden Frances Livingston Bruton Nina Rose Briit Seniors ,r 5, 'cC'ffxN 'X 1, Jesse Caldwell Bruton Gloria Jean Bumgarner Sheila Kay Byrd 134 . Joanne Mae Callicutt Lillie Anne Christian Vanessa Jane Carpenter 'S Myra Joan Cagle Earl Thomas Christian Beverly Dawn Cook Barry Lynn Dealon Cathy Lee Darnley Seniors Raymond Rudolph Cranford, Jr. Treasurer X M...-i P' i ae, MQ, :V , ,yilyfaf ffl?jif',fTf l5 fl ,, ff, 911 ,f', fjjfff Danny Vernon DeBerry Steven Wesley DeBerry Jolene Marie Deaton President Daniel McLean Dennis L.:n,L1 ., g-,l S 5 I 2 if 2 W ,,.g ,- .. ,QL-. Q' , , i X Marvin Eugene Dumas Joel Reginald Dockery A Helen Diana Drake I sl I , . Ve A, ,X f' 2 e K , QQ ' Nm-.,,,, ,, W, W., L4 Charles Richard Donalhan Reginald Floyd Dumas I R . MT Jeffrey Kenneth Ellerbe vip ' we 12,2 Ill. T555 Sherman Grady Dunn 1 i .-Q 'bf-'T'-5 ,l Calvin Austin Dumas Robin Elizabeth Edwards 138 Q, ' ' Seniors Patsy Ann McKinnon Frix 31 Winston Farley East Donald Phillip Elam ff Jimmy Roger Ellison Q li ex r l 4 .WE 'i X r , f I Wyse! W .,,..,:.,,, 1 - . 4 W sl l, A .:7 , '54 iff ,, 452 ...'f. Wi.. f -2:22 E ,,,l fi- W Lana Ruth Floyd if if lll or H' Nw. 0 MFA Connie Elaine Frix wary l'o' Vicky Lee Gaddy x M K, 1 I if . V Sandra Louise Dunlap Charles Arthur Geren Gary Curtis Haithcock Vice President Penelope Greene Patricia Susan Guffey Vira Ann Goode Eunice Ejulia Greene Seniors Linda Lee Hallyburton Secretary Mary Frances Harrison 'I .9 5? Joseph Steven Hamilton Edward Leach Harper ,Z Ronnie Lee Harrus Walter Franklin Harris 42 Jerry Clifton Hinson El' Angela Gay Haywood Patricia Ann Haywood s, H5545 jg, iv Mark Eric Holder Richard Edward Hogan xy? Pamela Sue Haywood Phillip Dale Howell Patricia Anne Lilly David Flay Holt x-.Y 'Y l' , ' 'li ,iii iia i i ' fl. 5 f 2 4 mVm VVVV Elizabeth Dale Hoover Reginald Harvey Horne Vickie Lynn Hulin Seniors James Carson I Gary Lee Hurley A,- ar .Q ke ... ngram Gall Delorlse Ingram Sarah Carolyn Johnson Hubert Michael Kelly .Q '-Bti 1911? Janice Gail Kuebler Jo Ann Leake W Q,-Lf Susan Ann Leake Thelma Mae Leake Bobby James Little Beverly Dianne Little BGUY JO Ann Lewis ...-1-9.9m Fredrick Little Curtis Edward Little Rosa Mae Little ,, wal, Seniors Teri Lynn Mabry ..M-N, y L 5 L S Robert Chalmers Lucas l li Garry Mitchell Marshall Myrtle Faye Marshall M ,xx ff x Gwendolyn Kay McAuley C 4 rl rx' Kenneth Lee Mask , 'wr' Elizabeth Boone McAulay if it ff' 147 Seniors Valeria Althea McAuley Maitie Jean McAuIey Nora Leen McBride , ,.., , I 5 Andell McCoy Sandra Kaye McAuIey Janice Inez McCaIIu m Walter McDonald, Jr. f LPM' w ,QP Melvin Andrew McLoud omg: -' I VV mv:-'4 iii i Patricia Ann McNeill peg ' 'if 1 i . A V, I xl , I irix I wg:- ,.,, . .4 ,.,,.A-5 ,531 ,UW .,,- . ,I ,. X ff , 1-aw i53 ' RA 1 g , Ne..-w---Q, Q x,,,,. If g v ,, ff' 1 X- . ? T' N' M 5 0' E in v. X Je 1 ' 1 ' ' Wwlx, V Rf' 2 f 5- ,. .Mu 4 Lee Ervin Mclntyre I . F J, ,,.. 1 '- 4 ' ,a De bra Kay McLendon i f Fena Faye Reynolds Bobby Ray Morris 150 Catherine Frances Monroe Kizzie Mae Medley Van Truette McQueen ,,,, ?7:wf 771f - . , ,v M75 H 7 rf' f ' 15 , M sese A ,,,, rrre rer r.., M Q , K ' fra. .'f, V, --f ve:r,,, ' e rr , F rrrr 7 r se: 'AWk .',, M. Y ee,rrr, A ,W Jackie Lynn Morris r i tz, M :,,,: Q . Claude Neal Morris Frances Janette McRae I Seniors Tony Earl Parker Raymond Lee Morris X A in ,. V . .use-1 we-T fi -.Nw zo . rrrr wk Janice Louise Morton Deborah Gail Morton www Robert Futrell Morris Cynthia Revelia Parks Sue Ellen Poole gi 7 Palrlcia Lynn Parnell Joyce Marie Parks 2. an fK m? 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C. 439-5531 439-5011 Mt. Gilead, N. C. RADIO 8t T.V. SERVICE B 181 OX Compliments of Sem' Sheet DR. GEORGE H. ARMSTRONG Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-5385 C SOX, Incorporated Mt. Gilead Hardware Mt. Gilead Hardware is always ready to serve you. The lastest in garden supplies, sports equipment, household appliances, furniture, and all your hardware needs can be found at convenient prices. Phone. .439-6331 SUNDRY CENTER Box 745 N. Main Street Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-6721 MATHESON ENTERPRISES Cleaners 81 Bakery S. Main Street Hosiery Manufacturers Mt. Gilead, N. C. P.O. Box 236 439-5351 Mount Gilead, N. C. 27306 WlLDER'S GROCERY 8t TEXACO Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-6471 M. A. PICKETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-5352 George Bruton Insurance Agency, lnc. The George Bruton Insurance Agency is ready at all times to help you with your insurance needs. The company also has monthly payment plans. Phone. .439-6741 Mt. Gilead, N. C. DeVVitt 8 Robinson Tire Company Recapping-Truck 8t Car--Vulcanizing Truck 8t Tractor-Sales-Firestone tires Phone. .652-4261 Ellerbe, N. C. 164 QR112'-Igi1rg'5 1 Give me a D-I-A-M-O-N-D What have you got, Diamond Where . . . Rushing's N. Main Street Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-5671 Q Clothes of Charm Rockingham, North Carolina 28379 .-- f B Mt. Gilead, N.C. 439-6512 Cochran Ftidenhour Drug Co. Shelia Matheson knows she is getting expert drug service and top quality merchandise at Cochran-Ridenhour Drug Co. at either 101 N. Main Street or S. Main Street in Mt. Gilead, N. C. 439-6281 439-6541 IIUT A G-ILEIAID MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Q Formerly United Mills, .A clivisi .Alden Cornpany MG C S S C Quality makem offleepwemf, Zozmgewemf, lingerie Mt. Gilead, N.C. . . . . . The bank that can do a lot more than just help you look after your money. ELKINS T. V. SERVICE PHILLIPS CLOTHING STORE Zenith, Color T. V., Sales, 8g Service Latest in Mews Fashion Mt. Gilead, N. C. Phone. .439-6731 Albemarle, N- C- MOOSE'S THRIFT LOAN 8t FINANCE Men's Wear - Ladies Wear Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle - ffafwelle flowiq 772604, rw 103 lndustry Avenue-Mt. Gilead, North Carolina 27306, 919-439-6116 John J. Russell William P. Harvelle R. W. GOODMAN COMPANY Furniture-Clothing-Jewelry L, G , I 119-127 South Lee Street Phone 895-6342 Rockingham 770,44 State OrCAarJ5 Downtown Rockingham JJ ' 7 Q2 W Compliments of DR. JAMES M. S-I-UBBS Lads, Lassies and Ladies i.e'9n3 . 'fx NIL 3 , ,5-va'-E-1'1 -3'-1.'S2a'a,i if fl-!l!lQl!lA- L . L ,ClJ2jR5f1lUIl Svlluppr . RYY4-Q--all-J If you are looking for something smart 81 different, shop The Fashion Shoppe. 335 Main Street, Troy Phone 576-3086 Phone: 895-4829 215 E. Washington St Rockingham, N. C. 28379 BILL WALLACE Richmond Plaza Shopping Center Open nights 'til NINE Rockingham Texli Counlerknils A Division ol lexli lnduslries First quality material may be purchased at Texfi Counterknits a Division of Texfi Industries, lformerly Mt. Gilead Finishingl. Friendly and efficient service is always available. Phone 439-6111 Mt. Gilead Biscoe Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. P. O. Box 189!Biscoe, North Carolina 27209 170 me--' 1' mis nm ,ala I, For convenience and dependability in mobile home living, stop by Allen Motor Company incorporated A L L E N located on highway 27 between Troy and Biscoe. M R Your factory outlet for Taylor Mobile Homes. phone 428-2196 C0 M PANY Compliments of fwfkuz I Manufacturers 81 Wholesalers LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS MOUNT GILEAD, N. C. 27306 439-6121 P.O. Box 98 926 Compliments of Board of Commissioners COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY TROY, NORTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONERS R. B. Jordan, Jr. ....................... Chairman Mt. Gilead, N. C. H. Page McAulay .. Clarence R. Williams Henry Allen ...... Paul Russell ...... Thad Cranford .... Charles M. Johnson James R. Norris . J. S. Smilherman .. Charles H. Dorsetl . Van T. McQueen ... ................,.Candor,N.C. N .C. OFFICERS Troy, N. C. Troy, N. C. Register of Deeds CIBYIK OI Court Sheriff . . . Accountant ....... Attorney . . . Tax Collector Ponderosa Grill and Fish House For a variety of fine foods visit the Ponderosa Grill and Fish House, Rt. 2 Albemarle, N. C. 28001, or phone 982-2396. Preferred Merchandise for Preferred Customers RT. Hoffman , ggsilfiiw , f -H ', ' Glenn Road Troy, N. C. 27371 572-1385 R. T. Hoffman P.O. Box 608 Highland Ave. Mt. Gilead, N. C. 27306 439-6591 439-6832 Troy D ra p e ry 173 Eiennigan 'Kearns iii ' if l i- A Y 7 unnrzxl Semin PIO' BOX 140 South Albemarle Park Pekin Road 609 Coaston Street Troy, N. O. 27371 Albemarle, N. C. 572-1802 982-1550 KELSEY'S FUNERAL HOME sk Compliments of MARGARET'S BEAUTY sl-lop MRS, PEARL BUTLER Albemarle PEE DEE HOSIERY MILL PARNELL'S GROCERY DRY GOODS Rt. 2, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Wadeville, N. C. 439-6312 439-6520 174 Compliments of VV.B. Bland Western Auto PKJQIY VWQQIV Stop and Shop Food Store Compliments of DR. E. M. ALBRIGHT SMlTH'S LAUNDRY 8k CLEANERS 576-5931 SMITH'S 'I-HOUR CLEANERS 576-1731 Troy ,Lge ' C Troy Furniture Company ooon nmpp on noo - mmimmomo C h an n - S aw a n ci IVI a ri n e C e n te r on af M f 'AAL GAY-LAR 4 if , Q 4' A 15 1- Compliments of DR. CHARLES HIGHSMITH RITCHIE AUTO PARTS Wholesale auto parts and accessories E 576-2921 Troy Econo-o-Wash 5 Ea a i if Cochran Battews Insurance 5.5.5.0 Service ... '-rf-ni Introducing the Newlywed Rugs Capel braided rugs. The kind that add pazazz - even to rooms furnished in Early Orange Crate and Attic Antique -- yet don't cost a fortune. CYou can buy this reversible 6-foot round Hearthside for about 359, and we've a color catalogue full of other styles which we'll send free for the asking.j Capel's rugs are true-braided. Which means that 7095 of their weight is in surface yarns. Which means that they'll be around for a long, long time. Probably until your children get married themselves and pull your Capel rugs from under you. A. Leon Capel 8: Sons, Troy, North Carolina 27371 Parson's Machine Works lVIoore's Recapping Troy Oil Company EATING UILS A TRDY Glaglnr il-lumps F U R N I T U I E DIVISION OF TROY LUMBER COMPANY Montgomery Hardware TROY LU NI B ER CO NI PA NY Q IVIILLWORK DIVISION DIVISION OF TROY LUIVIBER COMPANY LIVE BETTER . . . WITH TROY LUMBER Compliments of LEE H. HOUSTON FiICHARDSON'S BICYCLE SHOP Biscoe 428-9256 yme Maia, Jim. Blakey' Resmumm STEVEN'S ESSO STATION 428-9500 Biscoe MONTGOMERY MONUMENT COMPANY 428-2911 Biscoe ,.-if 2 HE FOUNDATION OF QUALITY CONSTRUCTION .o. Box 7 STAR, N RICHARD'S SHOE SHOP Main Street Troy 576-3511 BATTEN'S GULF SERVICE Troy 576-3981 kk.L Egg lr S. s.!!lQ, ,Ua n mer ueer ,A ja grit 54 op 184 Montgomery Herald Hallurrfs of Biscoe CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT Troy ARTHUR E. WRIGHT Metropolitan Insurance Consultant Metropolitan Life Insurance Troy SETS Compliments of K TEDDER'S QUALITY OUTLET r Sportswear and Sleepwear Candor BOBBY LEE WARNER Electrical Contractor Montgomery Biscoe Technical IHSUTUIS V Cpltf Smitherman Cotton Mills T Y in ,xdcluen fure - STANDARD OFFICE EOUIPMENT COMPANY 175NS dSt tAIb INC Ph 982 0153 982 0154 S h I d Off ppl 500uMmq for tlw aww Better Burger lie MM., Troy PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME 428-2381 St WlLLO SHOP 974-4332 Montgomery Candor Hosiery, Ino. Sfar ' l.0N6 MEADDW FOUNDRY SERVICE, INC. Zizz Wheels a Specialty 919-428-2111 Biscoe COLLINS Q ALIILZEAIQ' Compliments of , y...wM 'r V DR. T. E. HUSSEY f V 1 Bill Janieri Photographer ,y1i?3ra-I ' A82 Your wedding pictures will be passed down to your children, your grandchildren, K H Y Stables your great-grandchildren, and generations to come . . . Hire a professional photographer. Call 572-2874 188 Montgomery Savmgs and Loan Locations Troy Star Biscoe . Compliments of J B WATSON TDMA Ufwq Fmml Home Pugh Troy Funeral Home is 'ET located on 211 Worth Main Street, Troy Q, You can call day or night . . . 'H 1-1 576-2811 190 K-, 4.11 LAUNDR1 gzlrizflllll 1117? 552333 ll?l 1 it . ti A ,, O cf Mt A UTY E. DEW Mio IEW Cl. ANEEBS City Laundry 81 Cleaners has pick-up and delivery service. Shirts can be either folded or put on hangers. Summer and winter storage are also available. Located on Country Club Road, Troy Call 576-2331 'Nunn ALLEN'S OF TROY Ladies Apparel Gifts why ' 119 W. Spring Street , Troy, N. C. ' a Phone 576-4441 NORRIS - MONTGOMERY, INC. Your Home County Office Supplier ,5 Phone 572-1364 Tf0Y CHILDREN SHOP Troy Drug Company Get your Rexall drugs and your prescriptions Troy filled at TROY DRUG CO. Come by today for all your drug needs. Main Street 576-4831 LUMBER 81 SUPPL Phone 576-2861 986552 'mtlitlo Mt. Gilead Road Troy Bank of Montgomery The Bank of Montgomery provides for all your banking needs. Come by and open either a checking account or a savings account. They will T ' ' be happy to serve you. Stop by the branch bank or the main office in Troy. Your- Home Owned-Independent Bank. WM-..,..-f-----fx 1 -tix ---, M, - . .I --- -ff . V. L--M' H- f '31 5 Fl .5 C 191 EMA - CEM Your Happy Shopping Store Standard Drug Company of Troy, Inc. Prescriptions are our Business 524 Wood Street Troy, N. C. Across from Hospital Phone 576-4101 Berk-oline of Troy 'We Sgffggw q0u,, Broadcasting The Praises of West Montgomery High WJ R M 1390 KCS 1000 Watts Phone 576-8811 WJ RADIO Troy N. 2 Clris' Beauty Shop KINGS FLORISTS 410 N. Main Street Troy, N. C. Cindy Parks is enjoying the comfort of Phone: 576-0951 Iris' Beauty Shop while having her nails manicured. The shop is located in the Flowers for all occasions Bank Building in Troy. Phone them at 576-4781 . HOLDEFVS INC. Fine clothes for Menu 322 Main Street Troy, N. C. mem lacatwmi Biscoe - Robins - Star -Troy KI R K Motor Company CL IS:uE22RS , 'LW X As. ,..-rv- ' Troy Motor Lodge Orch Supper elulv NNN Jacobs Creek LEFLER's PLACE STQHQ Cgnqpany Sandwiches - Groceries - Gas - Oil Pee Dee Box 608 Denton, N. C. 27239 Producers of Nor-Carla Bluestone PEE DEE ELECTRIC COMPANY Wadeville Phone. . 439-6546 Cotbllm t i Box 515 IVIcRae, Industries Wadeville Phone. .439-6147 Norwood, N. C. 28128 Central Telephone Company Troy Whaley Ceramic Shop MT. GILEAD SHOE SHOP New 8g Used Shoes . . . Shoe Repair Mt. Gilead Allendale Knitting Company Trgy Compliments of f -1 DR. C. N. ECKERSON I ..,, .,,, M i V iiii ' f5i.mQs52grmrfls 1 .,.. in r - 'H-ffM..,Ww L- .yi THE FOOD STORE Your Friendly Supermarket BISCOE Shop THE FOOD STORE where you get . . . HIGH QUALITY . . . LOW PRICES FRIENDLY SERVICE. . . PLUS GOLD BOND Stamps... HOLDER'S RESTAURANT 321 Main Street Troy, N. C. MONTGOMERY FCX SERVICE MOOre7S Complete Farm, Home and Garden Center Troy Pam Robinson, Stephanie Russell, and Pam Haywood point out the advantages of shopping at B. C. Moores. Stop by today for all your clothing and home furnishings, located on Main Street in Troy. 198 Thompson Decorating Center Paints 81 Supplies-Carpets-Floor coverings P.O. Box 44, School Street Mt. Gilead, N. C. 27306 Phones: Business. .439-5591 Home. .439-6604 Telephone l919l 572-2676 Troy Mobile Homes Sales lnc. P.O. Box 5, 1 Mile West of Troy, N. C. on NC 27 Stony Gap Rt 1, Box 211 ' Albemarle, N. C. 28001 Phone. .982-2559 199 Wadesboro Nursing Home, Inc. offers modern, up to date facilities and a staff headed by registered nurses. Eighty-four nursing home beds and thirty-five rest home beds are found in the gracious, comfortable buildings on nine landscaped acres at 2000 Country Club Road, Wadesboro, N. C. 28170. Call 694-4106 3 th SU-MAR DISCOUNT CENTER A . Health and Beauty Aids ff' , Over 4,000 items Discounted up to 40M f t V- 1 Troy , ' ,tarts rzazf f' EV V T ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, - ,,,, ,, -., ,,,,.?,,, .. ,,,,, f ruff Nl 7 Y J 5 if ' f 5' if J ii f 't ' W W 5 L, f ' fl5554121122:szgfgvgfy141111122311fvgfqfeggls-V4'gggrffmfiitqmg , it is ff' at f 'f ,s is ttf , re L ' mf ,. .,.,.. Jvrgxae ,QW 3, A , 4 'li 5 1 wtit fzl , 1 .fttrffffw ewe s f qc I 3 I 5? A at 5 l z 525.2 ' 21 , .Y Tag ! Med f rf, W Z i Jewel Box Jeanette Kirk gets a thrill as she examines a diamond ring at the Jewel Box in Albemarle. The Jewel Box specializes in the finest selection of jewelry and china. 200 e've Done Something About PCLLUTIQN Everybody's talking about pollution. We've done something about it. In the last five years we've designed and built two complete waste treatment plants and a modern water treatment plant, including pumping station. They're recognized as the best of their kind. At Springs Nlills, we believe in conserving our natural resources. Won't you join us in the fight against pollution? prings Mills, Inc. Plants in Laurinburg, Laurel Hill, Wagram, Biscoe, and Monroe, North Carolina, McColl, Fort IVIill, Chester, Lancaster, Kershaw, Fort Lawn, York, and IVlullins, South Carolina. 1 fs . , We . X H, 4, t A, ,I .K , K S Q ' J. 1.1 Q , K- -X W, . 1. fr 4, ,L i ' w , - ' '. ' f , ws-I Q fi S 'Mei' , f , 1- f V ,' '.. .. ' w. s'l'Y-1 K ., c . rf ff Clayson Knitting Co., Inc. Star, N. C. 27356 Phone: 428-2171 Men's and ChiIdren's Hosiery Compliments of 1:5555 USSWOOG1 HIC. Developers of Carolina Forest and Woodrun ti ii iz 'ti 'P' .1 ,f.'i in 0. eg!! - I ,ii xl idly It First United Methodist Church, IVIt. Gilead 3,60 -if , or fr i U -2' 4? o Q, .9 , P vi , L L Q, c DECA CERCLE FRANCAIS 949 ' 5 KY' ,, , EDUCATION P11000 ISS U T U R E USINESS i EAQVERS Mfmcn CD Go Warriors Compliments of the Cheerleaders First Presbyterian Church lVlt. Gilead I H I -Y The Hi-Y Club is affiliated with the Young Men's Christian Association across the nation. New members of the club are nominated within the club and are then approved by the faculty. The chaplain of the Hi-Y club is responsible for the daily devotions heard during homeroom period. The club also selects a Hi-Y Queen every year. The Queen and her court are presented at either a banquet or a Hi-Y dance. Congratulations, Seniors Stard ard Packaging and Printing Corp. lVlt. Gilead, N.C. 205 Class Of 177 Shatters Tradition B JOEY BRENT ALSTON - FFA 25 Mono- gram Club 3, Vice President 45 Bus Driver 45 Track 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 15 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, Co-Captain 45 Class Assistant Vice-Presi- dent 4. BEULAH FAYE ANDREWS - Student Council 1, Treasurer 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club 2,45 French Club 45 Chorus 4, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 45 J.V. Basket- ball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, Scorekeeper 3,45 West High News Staff 4. CHARLES WYNNE ANDREWS - WAR- RIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Drama Club 2,35 Human Relations 1. ANNA FAYE ARMSTRONG - Student Council 15 Drama Club 25 French Club 45 FFA 1, Assistant Secretary 25 Chorus 1, Treasurer 2. RICHARD LEE BALDWIN - FFA 45 Pep Club 2. INA MAY HAYWOOD BEAL - Student Council 35 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club 2,3, Vice President 45 French Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. THOMAS WAYNE BLAKE - FFA 2,3,45 DECA 4. KIP BRYAN BLAND - Beta Club 3,45 WARRIOR Co-Editor 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Interact 35 French Club 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 J.V. -Basketball 15 J.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Marshal 35 West High News Staff 2,3,4. STEPHEN GLENN BLANKENSHIP - FFA 1,25 VICA 3,4. CHARLES CLINTON BLUE - DECA 35 Bus Driver 3,4. BRENDA LOUISE BOWDEN - Drama Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Chorus 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Pom Pom Girl 1. EVELMA ANNETTE BOWDEN - Drama Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Math Club 45 French Club 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Class Secretary 15 Homecoming Court 1. NINA ROSE BRITT - Orrum High School 1,2. FRANCES LIVINGSTON BRUTON - WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Drama Club 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club Treasurer 45 French 206 Club 45 Monogram Club 25 Pep Club 2,4, Treasurer 35 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 25 West High News Staff 2,3,4. JESSE CALDWELL BRUTON - Band 1. MABEL RUTH BRUTON - Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club 3,45 French Club 2, Reporter 35 FTA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2. GLORIA JEAN BUMGARNER - FBLA 4. SHEILA KAY BYRD - Math Club 45 Science Club 45 FTA 4. MYRA JOAN CAGLE - FHA 15 FFA 25 Chorus 35 Music Appreciation 1. JOANNE MAE CALLICUTT - FBLA 4. VANESSA JANE CARPENTER - EARL THOMAS CHRISTIAN - FFA 1,25 J.V. Basketball 15 VICA Bricklaying 3. LILLIE ANNE CHRISTIAN - Ellerbe High School 1,2,35 Chorus 4. BEVERLY DAWN COOK - FHA 3,4. RAYMOND RUDOLPH CRANFORD, JR.- Student Council 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 FFA 3,45 Monogram Club 45 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Class Treasurer 1,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. CATHY LEE DARNLEY - Stephen Decatur High School 1,25 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Co-Editor 45 VOICES Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Math Club Reporter 45 Pep Club 3,45 Homecoming Court 3,4. BARRY LYNN DEATON - FFA 1,2. JOLENE MARIE DEATON - FBLA 45 FTA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2. DANNY VERNON DEBERRY -- FFA 2,3,45 DECA 4. STEVEN WESLEY DEBERRY - Student Council 1,2, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Beta Club Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3, President and Chaplain 45 Interact Club 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Math Club 45 French Club President 45 Monogram Club 2,3, 45 J.V. Basketball 1,25 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3, Co-Captain 45 Class Vice President 1,2, President 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Marshal 3. DANIEL McLEAN DENNIS - Student Council 45 Interact Club 3, Vice President 45 Math Club 4. JOEL REGINALD DOCKERY - Peabody High School 15 VICA Carpentry 2,3. CHARLES RICHARD DONATHAN - Hi-Y 45 Math Club 45 Chorus 3,4. HELEN DIANA DRAKE -- FHA 3. CALVIN AUSTIN DUMAS - FFA 25 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 J.V. Football 2. MARVIN EUGENE DUMAS - FFA 15 VICA Carpentry 2. REGINALD FLOYD DUMAS - Monogram Club 3,45 Track 35 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3,4. SANDRA LOUISE DUNLAP - Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 French Club 45 FTA 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Youth Human Relations Club 1. SHERMAN GRADY DUNN - VICA 2. WINSTON FARLEY EAST - FFA 2, Sentinel 3, Vice President 45 Photography Club 45 Math Club 4. ROBIN ELIZABETH EDWARDS - Band 1,2,4, Secretary 35 Health Occupations Club 3,4. DONALD PHILLIP ELAM - North Moore High School 35 Hi-Y 2,45 DECA 45 Mono- gram Club 2,45 Track 2,45 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2,45 Baseball 1. JEFFREY KENNETH ELLERBE - Drama Club 3,45 Math Club 45 Band 45 Bus Driver 2,3. JIMMY ROGER ELLISON - Newman Grove Public High School 1,25 Beta Club 45 VOICES Staff 35 Hi-Y 45 Math Club 45 Marshal 3. LANA RUTH FLOYD - Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 FBLA 45 FTA 3,45 Pep Club 2. CONNIE ELAINE FRIX - FBLA 45 FTA 3,45 DECA 2. PATSY ANN MCKINNON FRIX -- FFA 3: Chorus 4. VICKY LEE GADDY -- FFA 3. CHARLES ARTHUR GEREN - FFA 1,2,3, 4. Boosting Outstanding Ten Seniors To Fifteen VIRA ANN GOODE - FFA 3. LEVONNA CHERYL GREEN - North Stanly High School 15 Surrattsville High School 2,3. EUNICE EJULIA GREENE - FFA 3. PENELOPE GREENE - French Club 35 Photography Club 4. PATRICIA SUSAN GUFFEY - Beta Club 3, Reporter 45 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 3,45 Drama Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 French Club 3,45 FTA 2,3, Historian 45 Marshal 35 Gover- nor's School 3. GARY CURTIS HAITHCOCK - Student Council 45 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Co-Editor 45 VOICES Staff 45 Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Math Club 45 French Club Reporter 45 Class Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. LINDA LEE HALLYBURTON - Student Council 4, Secretary 25 Beta Club Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 French Club 45 Monogram Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Class Secretary 2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 25 Homecoming Court 1,2, JOSEPH STEVEN HAMILTON - SMOKE SIGNAL Artist 3,45 VICA Bricklaying 3,45 FFA 1,2, Chapter Reporter 3. EDWARD LEACH HARPER - Student Council 1,2,35 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Staff 45 Hi-Y 3, Vice President 45 Interact Club 3, Presi- dent 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Golt 15 J.V. Basketball 1,25 J.V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Class Vice President 3. RONNIE LEE HARRIS - FFA 1,2,3,45 DECA 3,4. WALTER FRANKLIN HARRIS - FFA 1,25 Track 1,2,35 J.V. Football 15 Varsity Foot- ball 35 Bricklaying 2,3. MARY FRANCES HARRISON - FBLA 2, Reporter 35 FHA 1,45 Health Occupations Club 4, Parliamentarian 3. ANGELA GAY HAYWOOD - Drama Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 35 FBLA 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. PAMELA SUE HAYWOOD - FBLA 2,35 FHA 1, Parliamentarian 2, President 35 Chorus 45 Health Occupations Club 2, Secretary 3. PATRICIA ANN HAYWOOD - FHA 15 FFA 1. JERRY CLIFTON HINSON - Drama Club 35 FFA 15 J.V. Football 2. RICHARD EDWARD HOGAN - FFA 3,45 Varsity Basketball Manager 1. MARK ERIC HOLDER - Hi-Y 45 Mono- gram Club 2,3, President 45 Track 1,2,3,4. DAVID RAY HOLT -- Band 2,3,45 Chorus 35 Bus Driver 3,4. ELIZABETH DALE HOOVER - Health Occupations Club 2,3. REGINALD HARVEY HORNE - Lake Shore High School 1,25 FFA 3. PHILLIP DALE HOWELL -- FFA 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 DECA 25 Bus Driver 2,3. VICKIE LYNN HULIN - Tri-Hi-Y 35 FBLA 35 DECA 4. CHARLENE MARIE HUNSUCKER - FBLA 35 DECA Sweetheart 4. GARY LEE HURLEY - FFA 1,25 Bus Driver 2,3,4. JAMES MICHAEL HURLEY - Band 1. GAIL DELORISE INGRAM - Student Council 2,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Science Club 25 FBLA 45 FTA 35 Pep Club 25 Bus Driver 4. JAMES CARSON INGRAM - Science Club 15 VICA Treasurer 35 Monogram Club 45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Football 3,4. BETTY SUE JARRELL - FBLA 2. CARL DAVID JOHNSON - FFA 1,2,35 Bus Driver 2,3,4. SARAH CAROLYN JOHNSON - Student Council 3,45 Drama Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 French Club 35 FTA 3, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. HUBERT MICHAEL KELLY - Track 2,3. JANICE GAIL KUEBLER - Beta Club 3,45 WARRIOR Staff 45 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 45 VOICES Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club 3,45 French Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Majorette 3,4. 207 Graduation, College, And Careers Preoccupy JO ANN LEAKE - FFA 1,3. SUSAN ANN LEAKE - Student Council 33 Drama Club 33 FFA 3, Historian 4. THELMA MAE LEAKE - FFA 3. BETTY JO ANN LEWIS - Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 FBLA 33 FHA 23 FTA 3. PATRICIA ANNE LILLY - Track 3. BEVERLY DIANNE LITTLE - Ellerbe High School 1,2,3. BOBBY JAMES LITTLE - FFA 1,2,33 VICA Carpentry 43 Monogram Club 43 J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3,4. CURTIS EDWARD LITTLE - FFA 1,2. FREDRICK LITTLE - FFA 1,33 VICA Carpentry 43 J.V. Basketball 2. ROSA MAE LITTLE - Drama Club 3, President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 French Club 43 FFA 33 Bus Driver 3,4. ROBERT CHALMERS LUCAS - FFA 43 DECA 23 Library 43 Bus Driver 2,3,4. TERI LYNN MABRY - GARRY MITCHELL MARSHALL - Stu- dent Council 23 FFA 1,23 J.V. Football 1,33 Varsity Football 4. MYRTLE FAYE MARSHALL -- FHA 1,2. KENNETH LEE MASK - FFA 1,2,3,43 Baseball Manager 2,3,4. ELIZABETH BOONE MCAULAY - WAR- RIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice President 43 Math Club 2,3, President 43 French Club 3,43 FBLA Reporter 43 Pep Club 2,3,4. GWENDOLYN KAY MCAULEY - FHA 13 FFA 3. MATTIE JEAN MCAULEY - Student Council 1,33 Drama Club 1,2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 French Club 3,43 Pep Club 23 Bus Driver 3,43 J.V. Basketball 13 Class Re- porter 13 Photography Club 4. SANDRA KAYE MCAULEY -- FHA 1,23 FFA 1,3. VALERIE ALTHEA MCAULEY - Student Council 13 Drama Club Publicity Officer 33 French Club 2,3,43 FBLA 3,4, NORA LEEN MCBRIDE - FHA 2,31 FFA 3,4. 208 w E R X 1. ---, N N ..... ,xg 1 JANICE INEZ MCCALLUM - Tri-Hi-Y 43 French Club 43 Pep Club 4. ANDELL MCCOY - Student Council 1,23 WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Drama Club 2,3,4Q Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Math Club 43 French Club 43 FHA 23 FTA 3,43 Pep Club 2,43 Bus Driver 3,4Q Photography Club 4. WALTER MCDONALD, JR. - FFA 2,3,4. LEE ERWIN MCINTYRE - Peabody High School 13 FFA 1. DEBRA KAY MCLENDON - Student Council 13 Drama Club 33 French Club 33 FTA 2,33 Monogram Club 23 Pep Club 2,33 J.V. Cheerleader 13 Varsity Cheer- leader 23 Homecoming Court 2,33 Hi-Y Court 1,2. MELVIN ANDREWS MCLOUD - Student Council 33 Band 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN MCNEILL - Seventy First High School 13 Drama Club 23 FHA 13 Chorus 2,3,43 Music Appreciation 2, Treasurer 33 Majorette 2,3,4. VAN TRUETTE MCQUEEN - FFA 4. FRANCES JANETTE MCRAE -- FHA 1,23 FFA 43 Band 33 Pep Club 23 Health Oc- cupations 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 43 J.V. Cheerleader 2 KIZZIE MAE MEDLEY - Peabody High School 13 Drama Club 2,33 FHA 2,33 FFA 33 Pep Club 3. CATHERINE FRANCES MONROE - French Club 23 FHA 33 DECA Sweetheart 3, President 4. DENISE THOMAS MOORE - Tri-Hi-Y 43 FHA Treasurer 2, Reporter 33 FFA 43 DECA Secretary 4. BOBBY RAY MORRIS - Student Council 43 Hi-Y 43 Math Club 43 French Club 43 FTA 3. CLAUDE NEAL MORRIS - Hi-Y 43 Inter- act 43 Monogram Club 3,41 Varsity Bas- ketball Manager I,2Q Varsity Football 3,4. JACKIE LYNN MORRIS - RAYMOND LEE MORRIS - FFA 1,2,43 Bus Driver 2,3,4. ROBERT FUTRELL MORRIS - FFA 33 Band I,2,3,4Q Bus Driver 3. DEBORAH GAIL MORTON - FFA 43 Band 33 Pep Club 23 Health Occupations 2, President 3,43 J.V. Cheerleader 2. Seniors As Final High School Days End JANICE LOUISE MORTON - FBLA 4. TONY EARL PARKER - Drama Club 33 Math Club 43 French Club 43 Bus Driver 3,4. CYNTHIA REVELLA PARKS - Student Council 43 Tri-Hl-Y Treasurer 43 French Club 43 FTA 3,42 Pep Club 2,3, President 43 Homecoming Court 43 Warrior Court 2,3. JOYCE MARIE PARKS - FFA 43 Health Occupations 4. EDGAR LEROY PARNELL - PATRICIA LYNN PARNELL - FBLA Secretary 43 Band Historian 13 Chorus Secretary 33 J.V. Basketball 13 Warrior Court 1. VICKIE ANN PARSONS - Chorus 4. SHARON ANN PATTERSON - Drama Club 23 FHA 13 FFA 3,43 Homecoming Court 43 FFA Sweetheart 3. WANDA FAYE PLOWMAN - Pine Forest Hlgh School 13 FFA 43 DECA 4. SUE ELLEN POOLE - Student Council 33 WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Tri-Hl-Y 3, Re- porter 43 French Club Secretary 3,43 FTA 3. JOHN OSCAR PRATT, JR. - Student Councll 43 Hi-Y 3,43 French Club 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 J.V. Basketball 1,22 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Tennls 3,4. DEBORAH KAY PREUSZ - Mlssissinewa Hlgh 1.2.33 DECA 4. FENA FAYE REYNOLDS - FBLA 4. IVORY LEONARD RICHARDSON, JR. - FFA 23 Track 2,3,4. HERMAN ROBINSON - Student Council 23 Science Club 1,23 FFA 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 2. KATHY LYNN ROBINSON - Student Councll 23 Drama Club 33 Trl-Hi-Y 3,43 Math Club 2, Secretary 43 French Club 43 Monogram Club 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 J.V. Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 23 Varslty Cheerleader 3,4. NELLIE MAE ROBINSON -FFA 33 DECA 3. PAMELA FRANCES ROBINSON - Stu- dent Councll 33 Beta Club 3, Presldent 43 Math Club 43 French Club 33 FTA 2,3,43 Chorus 1,23 Marshal 3. ANTHONY LEON RUSSELL - FTA 2,32 Band 1,2,3,43 Muslc Appreciatlon 43 Track 1,2. DONALD HENRY RUSSELL - FFA 2,3,43 J.V. Football 1,2,3. JERRY RAY RUSSELL - FFA 1,2,33 VICA Bricklaying 3. DANNY LEON SANDERS - DECA 43 VICA Bricklaying 2,3, Vice President 4. CATHY GAIL SAUNDERS - Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 French Club 3,42 FTA 3. LUAN SAUNDERS - Trl-Hi-Y 43 FBLA 2,3, President 4. NEENA MELISSA SHAW - Trl-HI-Y 3,42 Math Club 23 Sclence Club 33 French Club 3,42 FTA 23 Monogram Club 3,43 Health Occupations Club 3,43 Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 2,3,4. JERRY WAYNE SIMMONS - FFA 132,33 DECA 4. ARCHIE JOEY SMITH - Hl-Y 23 FFA 3,43 Track 13 J.V. Basketball 1,2. CAROLYN JEAN SMITH - FHA 1,2,3,4. EDWARD CLAY SMITH - French Club 23 FFA 43 Band 1,2,4. GARY MAURICE SMITH - Student Council 23 Hi-Y 2,3,43 FFA 2, Secretary 3, President 43 DECA 4. SHEILA JEAN STALEY - Math Club 2,3,43 French Club 33 FTA 2,3,4. SAUNDRA KAY STANBACK - Drama Club 2,3,43 Science Club 23 FBLA 43 FHA 2,32 FTA 2,33 Pep Club 2,33 Track 13 Photography 43 French Club 4. CAROLYN ANN STEELE - FFA 3. CYNTHIA CHARLENE STEELE - Student Council 1,2, Secretary 33 WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Drama Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 French Club 43 Band 1,2,33 Monogram Club 1,2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Class Treasur- er 3. PAULETTE STEELE - FFA 3. PAMELA GRACE STORY - FBLA 2,3,43 Band 1, Vice President 2, President 33 J.V. Basketball 23 Varslty Basketball 33 Warrlor Court 3. JAMES PHILLIP STUTTS - Drama Club 33 FTA 43 DECA 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Music Appreciation 43 Varsity Football 43 Base- ball 3. DEBORAH ANN THOMAS - Pep Club 23 Class Treasurer 2. JAMES MICHAEL THOMAS - FFA 1,2,3, 43 Baseball 2,3,4. JOYCE ANN THOMAS - FFA 33 Band 43 Track 1. BRENDA MOZELLE THOMPSON - FBLA 3,43 FHA 2,33 Health Occupations Club 3,4. DONNA MARIE THOMPSON - Student Council 43 Tri-Hl-Y Secretary 3, President 43 French Club 3, Vice President 43 FTA 3,42 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Homecoming Court 4. LANNY DALE THOMPSON - FFA 1,23 DECA 43 VICA Bricklaying 3. SHEILA RENEE THOMPSON - FBLA 2,3, Treasurer 4. VICKIE JANE THOMPSON - Health Oc- cupatlons 3,4. BETTY RUTH TURNER - FBLA 43 FHA 1,23 Library Club 2,3. KAREN ELIZABETH TURNER - Trl-HI-Y 3,42 Math Club 23 French Club Treasurer 3,43 FTA 3, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 2,3,4. MARY ELOUISE TYSON - FFA 33 DECA 2. VERNON KENT TYSON - Bus Driver 3,43 VICA Bricklaying 2,3. JOHN WILLIAM USSERY - Student Council 1, Sergeant-at-arms 2, Vice Presl- dent 3, President 43 WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Hl-Y 4, Secretary 2,33 Math Club 43 French Club 43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Track 13 J.V. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Bas- ketball 3,42 J.V. Football 13 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3, Captaln 43 Class President 1,2, 33 Chlef Marshal 33 Baseball 2,3,43 West Hlgh News Staff 2,3,4. SHEILA VANDENE USSERY - FFA 3. JULIA ALLEN WALLACE - WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 43 Trl-HI-Y 3,43 French Club 43 FTA 2,4, Secretary 3. STEVEN DOUGLAS WARNER - Band 1. GLADYS FAYE WILLIAMS - FFA 3. CRYSTAL DAWN WRIGHT - WARRIOR Co-Edltor 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Statl 4: VOICES Staff 43 Drama Club 2,33 Tri-Hl- Y 43 Math Club 43 French Club 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Monogram Club 43 J.V. Cheer- leader 1,23 Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 West High News Stall 2,3,4. MARVA LAVERNE YORK - WARRIOR Staff 43 SMOKE SIGNAL Staff 43 VOICES Staff 2,43 Drama Club 4, Secretary 2, President 33 Trl-HI-Y 43 Math Club 43 Science Club 2,33 French Club 3,42 FTA 3, Vice President 43 Pep Club 2,3: Photo- graphy Club 4. 209 DeBerry Presides Over Class Of 1972 MRS. MADELINE ALLEN - A.B., Mere- dith, English. MRS. YVONNE ALLEN - B.A., UNC-G, Algebra. MRS. ELIZABETH ATKINS - B.A. UNC- G, English, FTA. MR. J. FREDERICK BARDEN - B.S., Wake Forest, Science, Interact. MRS. NANCY BRUTON - Kings Business College, Assistant Librarian. MISS MARY E. BURNS - M.E., UNC-G, Home Economics, FHA. MR. E. B. COLEMAN - M.S., A 8t T State University, Agriculture, FFA. MR. THOMAS CONWAY - B.S., A St T State University, Science, Science 8t Photography Club. MRS. HILDA COTTON - A.B., UNC-G, English, Journalism, Humanities, SMOKE SIGNAL, WARRIOR ,VOlCES. MRS. MARIAN E. CRAVEN - B.S., A 8t T State University, Guidance Counselor. MISS PAULA CROOK - B.S., Western Carolina, English, Pep Club. MR. JERRY DANIEL - B.S., Pembroke, Boy's P.E. MR. JAMES H. DONNELL, JR. - A.B., UNC-CH, M.A., ASU. MRS. LOUISE N. DORSETT - B.A.. UNC-G, World History, Cheerleader Co- Sponsor. MR. SIDNEY FIELDS - B.S., N. C. State, Agriculture, FFA. 210 MR. JAMES GARMON - A.B., Catawba, M. Ed., UNC-CH, Social Studies. MRS. CLARICE GARNER - B.S., Uni- versity of Kentucky, Home Economics, FHA. MRS. MARY HARPER - B.S., UNC-G, Business Education, FBLA. MR. SAMUEL T. HAWKINS - B.S., A Bt T State University, Mathematics, Student Council. MRS. CATHERINE T. HODGES - A.B., Campbell College, French Club, Prom Sponsor. MR. DAVID HOLCOMB - B.S., Pfeiffer, Assistant Principal, Monogram Club. MR. BELAR HUNT - Appalachian State University, Business, DECA. MRS. AGNES INGRAM - B.S., William 81 Mary, Home Economics, FHA. MR. MICHAEL J. JOHNSON - A.B., East Carolina University, Civics. MISS MARVA JONES - B.S., -Barber- Scotia College, English. MRS. NORMA L. KOCH - B.A., Wake Forest, BIOIOQY. Tri-Hi-Y. MRS. CAROLYN LUTHER - Farmer High School, Secretary. MR. HILTON MANESS - A.B., Catawba, Drlver's Education. MISS PATSY MEACHAM - B.A., UNC- G, English, Drama Club. MR. LOUIS M. McRAE - B.S., M.S., A a T State University, Carpentry, Carpentry Club. MRS. BOBBIE MILES - B.S., High Polnt College, Girl's P.E., Monogram Club. MRS. JOYCE S. MOORE - B.S., Ap- palachian State Teachers College, Busi- ness, FBLA. MRS. BETTY D. OLIVER - Business Course, Lenoir-Rhyne, Secretary, Cheer- leader Co-Sponsor. MR. BOBBIE OLIVER - M.L.S., George Peabody College, Librarian, Library Club. MRS. JEANETTE PARSONS - N. C. Baptist Hospital, Health Occupations, VICA. MR. MILES PHILBECK - A.B., Pfeiffer, Math, Math Club. MR. HAROLD RITCHIE - A.B., Lenoir Rhyne, U. S. History, Student Council. MR. ROBERT ROSEN - B.S., Unlverslty of Illinois, Band, Drama and Music Club. MRS. RUBY C. SANDERS - B.A., Campbell College, English, Beta Club. MISS ELLEN SKINNER - A.B., Meredith, M.S., University of Tennessee, Business. MR. JERRY SMITH - Bricklayirtg, VICA. MR. DON STOUT - M.A., A.S.U., Ap- palachian State University, Civics, Hi-Y Club. MR. DALE SUMMERS - B.A., Elon Col- lege, Industrial Arts. MR. JAMES WARFFORD - B.S., Mars HIII, Science. MR. BILL WILKINS - B.S., Western Carolina, Math, FTA. MISS ETTA WRENN - B.S., Guilford College, Guidance Counselor. .xx - fi V4 'T M fi , H 4 5 15 into spacious summer. Another year has passed into thankful obllvion Whether first or last, It Is gone. Graduation- the long awalted Independence, the new way of life, ls as close as that special plece of paper and a handshake. Iorridor Echoes The Final Cheer .L ii K 'if .Q .... ,.. .........,.3 ,.. .H gg... 7' Q- wg. .W me my Lki. ,kk I 3, I .f N. g .. ,M . me 1 qv 'F v X-as K -. - s 5, Q vii ix, 'F ,mv 1 I 4:3 ' ajmvm 2 Vx .Sli AF. fa 'ii , ssl' -V U15 .it .A 9833-' '. , V ., w I Q .lf N .. , x x A.-A .L ,M ,. ,Ng X S, Que x If f M: TW'- wks 'iv ilu, r nr ,f ag 1... X at -4 '. lk n N 'fa fi N! A af iw' an -if 1 K r ww' jf fy ,mf ,, FEW we Q .-.Q u if , . ,rv J, , NNW f f fs X .W 1 ., S, N --if . :mg fi we gg 5 H1 xi K Q, H. S,Mmmm M We've brought you here to the conclusion. Wlll you ever read this last page or wlll you pass by thlnklng that all it contalns ls Thank you messages to people you don't know or care about? Well, lt is a type of Thank you page, and we wlll thank many people - the people who have made our book what It Is. We thank you, the students of West. Wlthout you, there would be no school, no need for a yearbook. We have trled to glve you something that wlll say, This Is me - I am. We could not give you this book without the help and cooperation of many people. Hunter Publlshlng Com- pany people lnclude Ed Goldston, who drew up our contract, and Bob Chappell, who spent many days completing our layout. Our book ls printed through the offset flat screened process by Hunter Publlshlng Company, Wlnston-Salem, North Carollna. The paper stock ls Dull Enamel. The four-color photographs are done by HP25 process. Base materlal for the cover ls Riverside Chambray RVC 3751 wlth a base color of purple and cover welght ls 120 pt. A flat-stamped design is on the cover and backbone. Pages are 8 V2 x 11 Inches and the print Is Helvetica wlth black Ink color. The book contalns 216 pages and the press run was 570 coples. Mr. James H. Donnell, Jr., the admlnistratlon, and faculty Iespeclally Mr. Mlles Phllbeck, Mrs. Mary Harper, and Mlss Paula Crookl contrlbuted to the annual. They gave thelr tlme, thelr Ideas, and most generously of all, they gave thelr patlence. We had diverse contributions from other sources. One of the most obvlous and most appreciated Is that ot the local merchants and businessmen who supported the flnanclal burden. Merchants In both the eastern and western parts of Montgomery, Stanly, Anson, and Richmond Counties gave thelr money and support generously. The Worth Frankllns of Troy let us borrow thelr house for the Homecoming Court plcture, and we want them to know that we appreciated It very much. We would also llke to acknowledge the quote on page one, from the song Share the Land by Burton Cum- mlngs of the Guess Who. Llnda Hallyburton, Angle Haywood, Connle Frlx, Lana Floyd, and Pam Story of Mlss Ellen SkInner's office practlce class helped the staff ln a most unlque way. They spent long hours typlng and retyplng the wrltten materlal for the WARRIOR. Our photography credits are extensive. Blll Janlerl of Troy dld all the pictures for our four color pages, and dld much of the black-and-whlte photography. He gave hls tlme generously and ls responsible for the hlgh-quallty photography In our book. Danny Coggin of Troy and Debbie Russell of Salem Academy spent much time and effort on several sections of the annual. Jim Sheets of Greensboro, Thomas Conway and Edward Harper of Troy are to be credlted for many of our pictures. We want to glve our most slncere thanks to our advlser, Mrs. Hilda Cotton. She may be the only adviser In the state who can neither crop a picture nor count and measure headlines, but lf she hadn't been here, there wouldn't have been an annual, and we wlsh to thank her for her guldance and help. To the real creators and bralnstormers of the WARRIOR, to Chuck and Steve and Gary and Edward and Johnny and Ina May and Frances and Cathy and Patrlcla and Jan and Betsy and Andell and Sue and Cynthia and Julle and Marva, we can only say - Thank youl Klp and Chris