Williams High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1974 volume:

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Doe-Wah-Jack I974 Vol. 48 Ediiors Cgnihia Jeffries Susan Lewis Business Manager Marg Wall Ediiorial Advisor Mrs. Ellen Muire Business Advisor Mr. Herman Davis Time for Poriraiis Organizaiions Aihleiics Awards Speciacular Evenis Q xii .J N sq xx fi ng, ,TJ X -. I 465 any . K X.. -, i .vp ' .X Q fn- 5 Q yy. , ,Q -I -,gi K 20 94 I 40 I 74 I 94 3 Morning . . . Sunrise. a crowded parking Ioi ihe 8:25 bell. hurrg or l'II be laie . . . i+'s a new dag. w -'f Z' - w ' -. N B, W ' w. X 5 Time molds each face . . . ihere is Hme for smiles and joking . . . 13 iime for freedom +ime for seriousness and sadness. time for ihoughffulnass . . . he ,s,s.,... ,, , V . ,W f H Kiss! ,-.-' in S ig K -1 ,, '-if - sz li t , X' as 39? 41' ii. J Hi - I . I 4 X 3 3 r , N ,f:::'1 fi' 355551 w Ni?-35 V Y, , as ff' 'W 1 -5 E JA- ff WW I live in mg Iime. and gou live in gours. Mg life is noi meanl Io be a oopg of gours - And gou are noi Io be a refleciion ol' me: You are gou and I am I Bui il' Ihese separaie limes uniie and become one lime Our Iime will Iake us onward from here. Enier +0 Learn 'S Depari io Serve 5 The dag winds down the sand slips io ihe boi-iom of ihe hourglass . . . Now measure hours of fun. school service, imporiani friendships made and Iosi . . . magbe ihe Iasi Junior-Senior Prom. a new kind of homecoming . . . mafiiinil I The sun seis over a thousand iimes while one is in senior high school. Once in awhile. we reallg see if Live each dag +o the fullest Gei ihe mosi from each hour. each dag and each age of your life. Then gou can look forward wiih confidence. and back wiihoui regre+s. Unknown 1 4 I Mr. John Temple mf 'm i t K if ,.. 1' S' 'H x K 'W fi .uri in gi i 4 53 ' lsfifli -iliwln. QE .Q -. , Q, , , C He is one of the greatest teachers ever to walk the halls of Williams High School. Not only does he make a student work hard, he treats him as a real friend. With his friendly smile and his classic tales, how could you ever forget him? He loves his work and his stu- dents. Why else would he travel thirty-five miles a day and stay at school some days till 9:00 P.M.? It is because of his dedication to his classes, to the Spanish Club, to the Inner Club Council, to the Student Council and to all students that we would like to honor Mr. Iohn Temple by dedicating this 1974 Doe-Wah-lack to him. XX if t... 'QQ 'N 'F S.. Aq uv. ii -r -A I so -with Wiqw 4 Poriraiis Seniors Senior Teachers Juniors Junior Teachers Sophomores Sophomore Teachers 3 2 74 Class Breaks Tradiiion for Charifg Projeci Senior Advisors: Mrs. Mary Latta, Mrs. Adele Lowry Senior Class Officers: Tim Sullivan, Pres., Mary Edna Crawford, Sec.: Armelia Enoch, V.P.g Iimmy Dur- ham, Treas. ,pm Best Personality: Robert Ross and Iayne Holmes Leslie Meriwether Lewis Anderson Mark Steven Andrews Bernard Wall Apple Robert Wagner Apple Iohn Russell Atkinson Milfrod Douglas Auger Ioseph Gordon Badgett Lesa jean Baker Peggy Ann Bakken Frank Alexander Baldwin Charles Ray Barnhardt Debra Lou Barrow , 1. Yvonne Denise Beck Alfred Lemuel Bell III Robert Osborne Bennett Marshall David Bigelow Clyde Alvin Billings, Ir. Richard Olin Boggs Charles Richard Boland Donald Len Bowden Ronald Ken Bowden Catherine Elizabeth Bowen Marshall Burns Boyce, Ir. Mark David Boyle Marva Belinda Bozeman Iulie Marie Brady Iohn Garvin Brown M. Allen Bryan, Ir. Debra Summers Burnette Paula Sue Byrd Robert Kelton Byrd, Ir. Susan Kaye Byrd '1 Patricia Ann Caldwell Candace Rood Callahan Cynthia A. Callahan Carol Blanchard Cameron I. Gilliam, P. Whitaker, and T. Fortner study the snake's body. HHPDY Birthday. lflmes YHFPOF Karen Diane Cameron Karen Ann Cammack Brenda Gay Campbell Susan Diane Campbell Ioel Martin Carey Cathy Ann Caulder Pamela Ioan Cheek Deborah Dawn Churchill Melissa Marion Clabern Ianie Diane Clark Kim Eugene Clark William Buff Clayton Eva Karen Clifton Paula Sue Cobb Iohn Richard Coble Iohn Wayne Cole Pamela Gail Conner Geraldine Graves Corbett Ioseph William Cox Mary Edna Crawford Ioey Steven Crotts David K. Cross Gloria Lenessa Currie Tonnie Mae Curry 'H ,,r.,, TZ' Quan. 4' if-' 'ldv f glib W aa. ,- ,,, ,ff Hey man, what's going down? Keith Pratt asks his fans. xx f ,h, A - Most School Spirit: Sam Isley and Ian Aldridge clowning around. mga? as, Steven Brooks Curtis Cynthia Belle Daniel Robert St. Clair Darst Laura Lee Davis Roger Pixsley Davis Millard Dalton Denson Tempia Mae Dillehay Glenn Douglas Dodson III Iames Robert Drake Richard Lewis Drake Elizabeth Ann Driggers Iames Cicero Durham III Ben Frederick Easley Donald Ruthuen Eaton Ir. Linda Denise Ellington Armelia Enoch Cherry Ann Enoch Matthew Todd Faraone Susan Holliday Faucette Cathy Lane Fitch Kevin Robert Fitch Dale Allen Fluty Kandice Denise Fogleman Keith Stewart Fogleman Slocum Hatch Fogleman Deborah Diane Ford Thomas Hays Fortner Calvin Odeal Foster Ella Carol FoustCarr Carolyn Denise Frick F elecia Muriel Fuller Mary Francine Fuller C- -9 Best A11 Around: Gail Lindley, Staley' ' f V ,x N t 'Q - .E ,Ki ,K ,I 5 I A i 6 .W ll' ,S 'A --'f . ff' vloore, Armelia Enoch, Iames Yarbor. f f. it oily . it ty fir if '23 Q' 5' , w 5 2' 5 .3 f xl -gg-1 K at idk ' 1 - i ee r I g ' - i . .Q - 6 - Zi, - , a M ,lx E 5 3' -F' G L . L- A , 5 Q 5:4 x f 3 X . -.Q I , --. . 3-In .fgw-vw an 5 ff? lg -5 'Nav-W-' Ioan E. Fulton Carole Nandell Gable Rebecca Scott Gardner Susan Gail Gardner Nancy Virginia Garner Margaret Elsie Garrison Ricky Gibson Paige Nannette Gipple Mark Alan Goodes Emily Deveta Gordon William Lewis Grady Bobby Lee Gray Ir. Damon Iay Green Helen Patricia Griffin Iimmie Burl Griffin Steven Lee Gunn Ronnie Wade Gwyn Sharon Kay Harper Ianet Lee Harris Pamela Sue Harris iw 'rw Best Dressed: Calvin Foster, Roslyn Moore. Gilmer DeLacy Hinshaw Celeste Irwin Hinson Pamela Iane Hinton Nancy Iayne Holmes Karen Lynn Holt Steven Dallas Holt Cynthia Lynn Hoover Mary Tom Houston 28 Cynthia Louise Harrison Dale Floyd Hayes Hubert Oscar Hayworth III Anne Marie Theresa Annette Hill , we Q W X, -Air f Kirby Lashley uses computer to com- plete his program. 1-62 r Q N, N! .:,k 5 .J 'Qs i Q, . . 1 , i t J .. , -5, , ' ,- lfxpj-X M ' Larry Pulliam becomes quite successful in bricklaying. Alan Keith I-lucks Debra Elaine Huey Iudy Lynn Hughes Cynthia Ann Isley Samuel Wendell Isley Ir. David Miller Iames Randy Franklin Iarrell Dallas Leonard Iefferies Danny Lee Iefferson Blonda Dianne Ieffries Cynthia Daphne Ieffries Bennie Elizabeth Iohnson Ierry Stone checks under the hood and finds the problem. it QNX-i, ,K I J. . i. 1 Cynthia Gray Iohnson L i Iames Richard Iohnson K Laura Ellen Iohnson XQNXEY ig it an N is that X W L if - Q X 5 he N . X is llqgw if Thomas Michael Iohnson Q - Q 25 zi. it Qc. i Ns Douglas Richard Iohnston Mary Carolyn Iohnston :URW Connie Diane Iones Laura Iayne Iones 2 S - Y ri, 'F-Q, ' -an Wittiest: Kathy Oakley, Mark Luns- Most Attractive: Blonda Ieffries, Alvin Burnette, Lee Neal, Dick Schoonover fix- ford out collecting. ing themselves up. ,gt Webster Alexander Iones David Keith Ioyce Lee Coy Iustice Ioy Antoinette Kendrick Q it '14, Gene Phillip Kennedy Richard Neil Kernodle Iohn Scott Keziah Floyd Scott King Ir. Lisa Florance Kirkpatrick Raymond E. Kivett Sue Ann Krahn Anna Marie Kraycirik Ianet Virginia Kyaw Robert Warren Lane Donna Lynn Langley Kirby Dean Lashley Most In tellectual: Doug Iohnston, Teresa Mann. Most Original: Iayne Riggs, Tim Sullivan. iw f,,. Ion Kane Latta Sharon Lea Iames Allen Leath Ir. Belinda Carol Ledbetter Susan deHart Lewis Gregory Kemp Liles Elizabeth Gail Lindley Sharon Kay Lloyd David Marshal Love Mark Creech Lunsford Karen Faye Madden Laura Ann Mangum Randy William Mann Robert Neal Mann Teresa Carole Mann Warren David Martin Sharon Kay Matlock Karen Ioyce Maxwell Ianice Leigh McCall Kathy Lynn McGhee Hn- '-af-W. 4, gifs fs- Vf--s E- Einstein and Galileo? No - Roger Davis and Chip Bell. Lee Ann Neal Alan Holley Norton Ernest Mark Oakley Kathryn Sylvia Oakley Connette Delois Parker Iames Parker Rhonda Kay Paschal Arlene Pate Putnam giving Barnhardt instructions?? Why, duh!! iftuv 107 Alison Carol Peeler Cynthia Gail Petty Michael Charles Petty Donald Ray Phillippie ,W . Iohn Kennedy Pittman Marisa Gail Poteat Beverly Dawn Price Steve Purdee K Mary Katherine Ray Sherri Fay Redding Kathy Renee Reeves Pete Reynolds 5 ,,,,..-f MostAth1etic: Wayne Cole, Kay Matlock, Eddie Most Talented: Laura Lee Davis, David Weadon. P-oust. cNOt pictured: Debra Bumettey vw, AF' lane Stuart Rhodes Alexis Ann Rich Desmond Windell Robertson Ir. Franci Gaye Robertson 35 Nancy Salem Robinson Donna Marie Rogers Kathy N ovella Rogers Fredrick Donald Roorback Iohn Wesley Ross Robert Franklin Ross Man'!! Duh!! I understand. Lee Neal at it again. Michael E. Rudsill Ir. Richard Glenn Russell Paul Daniel Ryskiewich Richard Gwyn Schoonover ff' Happiest: Karen Cammack, Robert Apple. ' a ,S . . 1:73 5. w.. 5. 'Nw- YET Dawn Elizabeth Scott Linda Carroll Sellars Patricia Ann Shambley Robert Patrick Shannon Cathy Lynn Sharpe Iames Carlton Sharpe Ir. Kathy Elaine Shatterly Shirley Ann Shaw Cynthia Renee Shelton Kenneth Neil Shelton Sharon Denise Shepard Maureen Patricia Simnor Wanda Denise Sims Sally Lynn Sink Ann Elizabeth Slott Benjamin Bingham Smedberg Deborah Marie Smith Lenwood Perkins Smith Ir Michael Lee Smith Teresa Ann Smith Iohn Walter Spears Rebecca Louise Staley Dan Fredrick Stewart Ierry Dell Stone Susan Gail Stubblefield Kelly Ernest Styles Timothy Kitson Sullivan Iohnny Swaim Gregory Verne Swanson Cheryl Ann Sykes Paul Raymond Tatum Timothy Ames Terry Larry Dean Thompson Ellen Thomas Tillett Iosephine Torain Iacquelin Alexis Touloupas Best Personality: Keith Pratt, Tonnie Currie, Holly Fau- cette, Tony Wall. I 1 ,fwgl 'f,b , , Most Likely To Succeed: Cindy Daniel, Arthur Enoch, Greg Swanson, Cynthia Iefferies, Hn.- 171' 'Nad 4Qv' J' QE, Larry R. Troxler Iuanita Turner David Alan Vaughn Molly Ruth Vaughn if ' I - : iiaill ,,,, i WW . 1 f Q 'UQ 'Us William David Vestal Lester Waldrup Gwendolyn Denise Walker Tommy Walker Mary Elizabeth Wall Phillip Ray Wall tyre -lP A Tony Lynn Wall William I. Waller Ir. Iames Clyde Walters Sandra Kay Ward Belinda Warren Iames Edwin Warren Patricia Ann Warren David Allan Weadon Beth Rene Webster Cary Lee Webster Pam Whitaker Graham White Ken White Iaqueline Wiest Diane Wiggins Scott Wilkerson Maureen Williams Robin Williamson Blanche Wrenn Greg Wood Sharon Wood Connie Wooten f 'una 4'-0. ,avg 'TLV gyms.. ff OW I 0 PW? IEW Law I i 6.6, - s.., 4- '1f: vf' Cgnihia Lamar Ledbei-Ier 8-23-56! 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K , Y' fn 4 'ri Q X ,Wx f f' r' .gy5,!::.,+,,g-,M Iii ., Mr. Harrington!-3 Twelfth Year Completed Here Uaeftj Mr. I. W. Harrington presides at a faculty meeting. fBe1owJ Mr. Iesse W. Harrington - Elon College, A.B.g U.N.C.-C.I-I., M.E. and Advanced Administrators Certifi- Cate, .. 2 f o :QE , A Senior Teachers Help Plan Graduation for 'isbn WA, ...N fTop leftl Miss Brenda Ioyce Bruner - Appalachain State University, B.S., M.A.g Talent Show, Guidance Counselor. fTop centerj Mrs. Mary P. Leonard - Catawba College, A.B., Shippensburg Teachers College, Penn State, Graduate Work, U.N.C. - C.H., Appalachain State Univer- sity, Library Club, Media Specialist. fTop rightj Clifford T. Foster, Ir. - N.C. State University, BCHE, MCHEJ Ir. Civitan Advisor, Chemistry. fBot- tom leftj Mrs. Shirley B. Freeman - A 8: T State University, B.S.g N.CCU., M.A.g Guidance Counselor and Department Chairman. fBottom rightj Mrs. Ann Goode Allison - Ferrum Iunior College, Radford Col- lege, B.A., M.S., University of Vir- ginia, U.N.C. - G., SCA and ICC sponsor, Librarian. Three Hundred Fortg-Eight Official Seniors fTopl Mrs. Marian Stallings Weston -- Madison College, B.A., U.N.C. - G., English Department Chairman, Senior Graduation Assistant, NCAE Building Representative, AT English II, III, IV. fBottom leftj Mrs. Alice S. Robinson - Livingstone College, A.B., Communications A and B, Composition A and B. fBottom cen- terj Dot Robinson Barnwell -- Win- throp College, A.B., Paragon Advi- sor, English Literature, Short Story, Communications. fBottom rightj Lucy Glenn Gill -- Peace College, A.B., Wake Forest College, M.A., Co- Sponsor of Student Store, English Literature A and B, Latin I, II. fTop leftj Harvey L. Sharpe - Elon College, A.B. Business Administration, VICA Club, Industrial Cooperative Training I, II. fTop rightj Mrs. Mae Walker Browning - Hampton Institute, B.S.g NCCU, M.S.g Cornell University, U.N.C. - G3 New Homemakers of America, Family Life Education, Child Care Services. fCenter leftl Miss Brenda Kaaren Brown - Elon College, B.A.g Keyette Advisor, junior Class Prom, Cooperative Office Occupations, Business Machines, Typing II. fCenter rightj Mrs. Dorothy P. Range - Tusculum College, A.B.g Uni- versity of Tennessee, Elon Col- lege, U.N.C. - C.H., Bible Club, Bible A and B. fBottom leftj Rena M. Bateman - East Caro- lina University, A.B., M.A.g Co- Sponsor of Student Store, Shorthand I, II, Accounting I, Typing I. fBottom rightj Miss Nancy Lee Graves - East Caro- lina University, B.S.g Civinette Advisor, Prom Advisor, Art I, II, III, and IV. .wax 'fzif 517- 1 1 I f, W fTop leftl Henry A. Klaiber - Bucknell University, A.B. -- Chemistry, Ship- pensburg State College, Chess Club, Physics, Geometry, Pre-Calculus. fCenter leftj Mrs. Mary Holley Latta - U.N.C. - G., A.B., Cornell University, M.A.9 Sen- ior Class Advisor, U.S. History in the World Today. fCenter rightj Erving L. Covert- Virginia Commonwealth University, Bachelor Music Education, Homecoming Show and Figure, Musical and other preformances, European Tour II, Girls' Chorus I, II, Boys' Chorus, Concert Choir, Fine Arts Survey. fBot- tom leftl Mrs. Adele I. Lowry - Mercer University, A.B., U.N.C. - G., Senior Classy Reading Lab, English II. CBottom rightj Mrs. Ioyce I. Newton - U.N.C. - G., B.A.g Trigonometry, Math Analysis, Geometry. Fifi! I ,g,..,..4 -' Juniors Retain Prom Tradition. Hold Talent Show In a year considered by many to be a year of change at Williams, the Iunior Class made it known how it felt. Nothing was taken for granted as tradition. The activities were taken into consideration and judged on for their own merits by the entire class. Although the Homecoming Parade was eliminated, the Iuniors built a float for judging in the stationary float competi- tion. The Iuniors voted to retain the tradition of a Iunior-Senior Prom, but with a new provi- siong the prom would be semi- formal, allowing a larger per- centage of people to attend. The class presented Tele- thon '73 a talent show to raise money for the prom. 1.5: 1 - Iunior Class Advisor - Miss Edith Allen. junior Class OfHcers: fBelowJ Eddie Bowen - Pres., Betty Carrow - V.P., Gaye Gatlin - Sec., Sherrie Abbott- Treas. ell ll It f -- it-ff A . I V I L T Ei. A .B 3-vig J ' all 3 Sherrie Abbott Mike Adams Ianet Albea Debbie Alcon Keith Allen Dale Allison Becky Allred Helen Anderson Richard Anderson Stephanie Anderson Sarah Apple Olive Auger Rita Bailey Rodney Barbee Charles Barlow Ierry Barnwell Pat Bartlett Catherine Bates Patsy Baughn George Beale Susan Belch Freida Bellomy Lisa Bennett Kim Benson Ianie Bigelow Pat Blackwell Leigh Bolick Patty Bolick Maurice Boswell Morris Boswell Eddie Bowen Ray Bowman Neal Bradley Lee'Ann Brafford Steve Brame Mechelle Bray Mike Brumble Leo Bryant Debbie Bunton Sandra Bunton Cathy Burch Steve Burnette Iack Burton Iohn Burton Laura Caldwell Yvonne Cameron Betty Carrow Tony Catlett Anita Cauble Ieff Challenger Tom Challenger Mary Ann Chappell Michael Childers Charlie Clabern Iohn Cline Terri Coble Tim Coble Tony Cole Angie Collins jimmy Combs l.. 3 .3 1' 5, ,- 1 5 f 5 . Q . X was 'x F L ,ag Lynn Huet in a pensive mood. Wythene Conyers Doug Cooke Preston Corbett Paula Cowan Elizabeth Cox Margaret Cranfield Emma lean Crawford Sharon Crawford Terry Crenshaw Laura Crews Angelia Currie Michael Curtis Scott Diffee Billy Douglas Lizzie Downey Keith Draughn Iobil Driggers Doug Driver Iinny Dunn Larry Dunn Doug Dvoracek Lowell Easter Beth Elder Susan Ellington Keith Evans Bob Fauoette Delanor Faucette Cathy Faulkner Debbie Faulkner Suzan Fazzino Travis Fields Pam Fitch Richard Flagg Bob Flowe Bobby Ford Bo Foster Karen Foust G1-ay Fox Sylvia Frazier Phyllis Freeland Iohn Furr T7 .4053 Y , , 'All 54 l gm x s qs-nv X ' 'sw X xf 5 45 ,-rs, ,ll af 5 , ff-ag rv., , it f-4 3 X ,MM ' 'V it T -vs 4.8, -Q ., I f .. ,.,', .4 ii ' yrwt My C 15 xt 'iza- law- 1 XS? . . w L 4. ?--- Willie Gant Gaye Gatlin Rick Gilliam Rob Glenn Tone Gore Mike Gourley Betsy Grant Sandy Griffin Penny Guthrie David Haddad Louis Haith Ianice Hall Sherrie Hall Donna Handy Amy Haney Iulia Hardie Craig Harris Tommy Harris Iimmy Hart Io Hartman Missy Hartman Mike Hartsook Tommy Hatley Cindy Hayes Suzette Haynes George Henderson Sara Henly Betty Herring LeeAnn Hioklin Brenda Hightower Ianice Hinshaw Stuart Hinson Karen Hirschi Danny Hoard Robbie Holleman Ann Holmes Bryan Holt Iodi Holt Iimmy Hooper Iames Horne Mark Hotle Iamie Howard Teresa Howell Diane Hoyle Robin Hoyle Rhonda Hudgins Lynn Huet Eric Humphrey Gale Hundley Freddie Hurst Anna Inabnit December 17 and 18, 1973. K 'Gu-. 199 .W Qww L... Q qv, 4, V ,,i. W -'Nga 91-sf R Michael Imboden Steve Ivey Deborah Ieffries Ianelle Ieffries Susan Ieffries Debra Iobe Bonnie johnson Iohnnie Iohnson Ted Iohnston Connie Iones Iames Ioyce Rodney Iustice Channie Kelly Kristie Ketchum Lori King Ierry Kinsey Keith Kirkman Kim Koury Sheree Lahey Keary Land Bowen Latham Katy Latham Richard Lawrence Sandra Lawrie Pam Leach Nancy Lee Iohn Leighton Iane Leloudis Iay Lester Clarke Lindley Mark Lindley Michael Lisk Kathy Little Barry Lloyd Victor Lombardi Betsy Long Nancy Lowe Natalie Lowe Chris Magers Mike Malone Vicki Manges Clayton Mann Ak 1' tv Q: i ---'.. I .-Yr i ' E Life . - -f '- aff , fs-E51 cet:-I 1 -., N.. - 11111-i'v Xi . 5 it il- 3 N Sw.. it Ile' nv- -' - X. -ir 7 f - I , . ' f:f'f:'.'f- . uf xg '1 2' ?gr-,..-we .f ,. . N 'z'-9' '11 rs-' veit a Q' Q f E Let there be peace David Martin Gregory Martin LuAnn Massey Lydia Massey Pam Massey Iohn Matthews LeAnne May Ioy Mayo Melvin McCain Loyd McE.lveen .V ' 5 .-?' ,aff Iuniors show enthuslasm toward studies Iulle Shepherd Steve Staley Tom Challenger Tom McGowen Rick Mclntyre Sheila McKee Mary lane MCKibbin Iohn McLaughlin Paula Mebane Carol Michael Robin Michael Vicky Miles Mary Ann Mims lane Mobley Ioel Moffett Anna Mooneyham Iohn Moore Nancy Moore Lou Morris Pam Morris Iohn Morrison Gerry Morton Bonnie Moss Terri Mullins Mike Mullis Robert Murray Kathy Nance Rena Nance Ann Neese Ian Neese Larry Neese Robin Newton Deborah Nicholson Bruce Orcutt Pam Owens Cathy Padgett Ioe Padgett '1 '! ff! -mf 'fe1'i,w'H,: f -' , , - f,'f?5f'1av 'ifiiffivi ,: ,.!..' - fm 'l,' ' ' 5 f-A ' wr X 5 i W V, -. -if-df S If f-V , f A ,,,, ,alia 1 H ,ew 1 I .1 7 'H 2 4 ' 74 i , Nl' ., s w 1 , , ,I ,il an,nn i - - Manx eflllzx iinn figs. ls! zfzf lwx 1h,.,,. , :Rv fll.il'mlll'n x TT X X X x, ,- 4 Loretta Parker Peggy Parker Iohn Parks Tommy Parks Roxanne Paschal Steve Patty Remona Paylor Mark Payne Ieff Petry Susan Phelps Skip Phillips Iimmy Pickett Tracy Pickler Lynne Pollock Renea Poteat Cindy Powell Ed Pulliam Denise Pyles Norma Iean Rackley Robert Range Lynne Rascoe Mike Ray Steven Ray Robin Reardon Iohn Rhew Doralene Richardson Carol Ridge Sherry Riggs Kim Rimmer Robin Robertson Cheryl Ryskiewich Carl Saconn Helen Saunders Lonna Sayer Susan Scarborough David Sellers David Sexton Iill Shannon Iulie Shepherd Mary Shepherd WF' il al Melissa Shoaf Lynda Sigmon Denise Siler Matt Simnor Tate Simpson f '- -V 'z'ef i f Betty Crocker couldn't do better. Rick Gilliam in Boys' Home Ec il fr fi limi NA M A Looks good, smells good, but the taste will knock you out. lack Burton. 'Wa Tony Slade Andy Smith Billie Sue Smith Ieannie Smith Kenny Smith Leigh Smith Michael Snipes Drew Spears Griff Sperry Steve Spinks David Spivey Michael Splawn Lane Stadler Steve Staley Iohnnie Starr Dawson Sterken Tammy Stewart Clifton Sutton Don Swaney Cheryl Tate Ioey Tate Mike Talbert Donna Taylor Pam Teel Terry Teer David Thornton Ianice Tingen Linda Torain Sheila Trayvvick Sue Trollinger Don Troutman Cheryl Turner Edna Turner Albert Tuttle Mark Uhler Sybil Varner lane Vaughn Ronan Vianes Debbie Vogler Cindy Von Becknell J W ex 'FQ 'Wi vt , M , JW. we , f ,Q , W x X O 9 ,numb I r.: M is el M .,j ff , E '? 3 WI, - X 2 i b y M .7 , if JW- , 4 f af 9' li llilgl l , mf' Kc' 55 'Q ,.l- W, . - ww 1 -yu, nz, A ,V-.- , . 'iff YE' . i ,wZ,,VVV V mmf: 294 Ei -Q JRWQBQQ . gtk. , .lf , V 4, N Mac Wrightenberry Yank Yarborough Missy York Donna Wade Frances Wade Linda Walker Rhonda Wall Robert Walters Evelyn Warren Donna Watkins Craig Welborn Iane Wells Alice Wernicki Doug White Marvana VVhite Ioni Whitesell Beverly Williams Monica Williams Randall Williams Ieanette Williamson Lisa Willis Lynn Wilson Debbie Wood Iohnny Wood Bill Woodall Barbara Woodruff Doug Wright Susan Wright N -W.: ,W :mr-N4 Q . , . 1 5-'lx . . .J A I? K. L ,Z xx--lik 4 WM' ax xx' '- Ti-it 'ai f1 f1 i2 1 2Q ?f , . A . . -IKQ ,X 1 W 2 jr' xl g ' 2 Q N. 5 x 24 M Q 4 if Zfi Iv Kigz' 1 D by RN- if 410' X ,,Vr,' nz' , . , pi' V ,mf-anp+ .W !m, Junior Teachers Encourage PSAT I fTop leftj Beulah Iacquelyn Evans - A8zT State Univer- sity, B.S. in Business Educationg New York City Universityg I.V. Cheerleader Advisor, Typing I and II, Business Math. fTop rightj Herman Davis - East Carolina University, B.S., M.A.g Annual Business Advisor, Typ- ing, Business Math. fCenter leftj Iohn Harold Malloy - N.C. Central U University, B.S., M.A.g Algebra I and II fCenter rightj Larry E. Street - Appala- chian State University, B.S. Mathematics Talent Show, Algebra II, Geometry, -Applied Math. fBottom leftj Iames Wat- kins Gentry - Technical Insti- tute of Alamance, Associates Degree in Applied Arts and Technical Illustration. fTop leftj William Ray Iohnson - Appalachian State University, B.S., History, U.N.C. - G., Graduate Work, High I.Q. Club, U.S. in the World Today, World Studies - West. fCenter leftj Mrs. Nancy H. Garner - U.N.C. -G., Guilford Col- lege, A.B.g U.N.C. - C.H., Graduate Workg National Honor Society, World Studies - West, English III. fCenter rightl Mrs. Lottie Sue Arthur - Catawba College, A.B., Bulldog Bark - Editor, English III. fBottom leftj Miss Edith L. Allen - Wake Forest University, B.A., U.N.C. - C.H., M. Ed.: Iunior Class Advisor, La Societe Honoraire de Francais, French III, IV, V, English III. fBottom centerj Iune Stone Byrd - Salem, ASTCg Saltillo's State Teachers Col- lege, Mexico, La Escuela Superior, Mexico City, Elon College, U.N.C. - C.H., B.A. and M.Ed.g Spanish II, III, IV. CBottom rightl Ellen P. Muire - Radford College, A.B., Doe-Wah- jack Editorial Staff Advisor, English III. fTopJ Mrs. Lou Morris - Elon Col- lege, Commercial Courses: Attend- ance Counselor and Secretary in Attendance Office. fCenterj Lairron Gregory Guthrie - Elon College A.B.g Duke University, M.A.g Ass't Principal, Mayor of Burlington North Carolina. CBottomJ Ierome T Evans - N.C.C.U.g B.S. Shaw U.N.C.-G., Wake Forestg Head Foot- ball Coach, A.A.I-1.3 Ass't. Principal. ..1ir:' 1 in if rbi., ,, sn 2 5 , , L f i' Q J 'W gg' - ,Q fi. . ,V W. fTop leftj Iames Vann Parks - Tech- nical Institute of Alamance, A.A.S. Business Data Processing, A.A.S. Mechanical Drafting and Designg Data Processing 11. fTop rightj Mrs. Audrey O. Foushee - King Business Collegeg Secretary. fCenter leftj Iohnny B. Albea - Appalachian State University, B.S.g U.N.C.-G.g Band Director. fCenter rightl Mrs. Patricia -Phillips Bason - Elon Col- lege, B.A.g Appalachian State Uni- versityg U.N.C.-C.H., Graduate Work, Social Studies Department Chair- man, World Studies East, U.S. in the World Today. fBottom leftj Fred Dewey McKoy - N.C. State Univer- sityg A 8: T State University: Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of America, Bricklaying 1, 11. fBottom rightl Van Scott Walker - East Carolina Uni- versity, B.M.E.g Senior Orchestra. Spirit of 76 is Here The Sophomore Class of Williams High School this year proved from the start that they had a lot to contribute to their new school. They showed their loyalty and enthusiasm by winning the Class Cheering competitions at both the foot- ball and basketball games. There were more floats entered by the Sopho- more Class in the Homecoming Float Competi- tion than by either of the other two classes. The Sophomore Float won third place in the judging. The class chose the traditional Spaghetti Sup- per for their money raising project. With this money they will be off to another great year as Iuniors. Indeed, the class of 76 promises a lot to the future of Williams High School a school of which they have certainly become a vital part. Hurrah for the Spirit of 76! ' s ' mniulilt, fTopJ Lisa Dula - Treas.g Sandra Ridge - Pres.: Pam Brady - Sec.g Rick Murray - V.P. Michael Reinecke - Councilman. fBottoml Mr. Ronald E. Lee fAdvisorJ Aw ff Connie Alcorn Cindy Allen Beth Andrews Dennis Ayers Gail Bailey Vance Baise Donna Baker Rita Bakken David Barber Karen Barbour Susan Barney Karen Barnwell Scott Barrow Steve Baughn Freeman Baulding Debbie Baynard Margie Beck Debbie Becknell Philip Bell Annette Bellomy Kathy Benson lean Boley Roger Bond Lynn Boutwell Iudy Bowen Lisa Brady Pam Brady Barbara Brinoefield Dianne Brown Susan Brown Deborah Browning Michael Bullard Lynn Burns Randolph Byrd Kevin Callahan Susan Callahan Nancy Cammaok Martin Capps Tim Carey , wll1E?:!iZEi ff wrfww ff . f ' - 154' aft' by .Lf yay, wi, 'X , ,, V ff fl. 1 x I , 3 4 ' B- 3 , . z i, A IAM., .,. -.,, 25 5.331 I ,,,-W-92: . .rf K rf ,,' 'riff , .QQ1 q,'f.,'f,M. Y ,xlfll-u,,,1M XX it V7 f if 4' X its 4 ' xii if omg.- I 1 nv- 5, 'Gaw- ,.I ,Q Lea Carver Alison Carroll Eddie Cassidy Denise Castles Iackie Cathey Becky Catoe Kenneth Cheek Gary Church Misty Churchill Franklin Clayton Bryan Cobb Iay Coble Tina Coble Billy Cole lane Cooper Ray Copeland Cathy Cornetto Melissa Cothran Iames Cowan Tammy Cranford Chuck Crenshaw Debbie Cumby Sarah Cummings Lisa Dagley Lori Dameron Chuck Davis Marc Davison Keith Dimont Diana Dodge Faye Dudney Lisa Dula David Earnhardt David Eggleston Kenny Elkins Keith Ellenberg Barbie lean Enoch Delois Enoch Ianice Enoch Rebecca Enoch Pam Enz Cy Eullis Shelby Evans Edward Faircloth Laura Faucette Bonnie Faulkner Debbie F ayne Danette Ferguson Elaine Ferrell Roger Cates enjoys the library. .5 R 76 l ag a y if X .. -f wfrmbf 4 ,. 1 'igg,Lti.ZL:: l ,, K ,f1- V ii, I 7 . i as 1 I 034, ,X . , My ,,, 9 , l , , 2 lynx 'i ...........g Mrs. Woodson's fifth period class TRY their hand at homemaking. Michael McCollum, Ron- nie Moore, Donald Smith, Burke Reid, Kenny Smith, Dennis Iohnson ' - f , J- --, Vivian Fields Chip Fishbourne Betsy Flagg Mark Fogleman Sherri Fogleman Lisa Foster Tracy Fox Muriel Freeland Betsy Gant Sammy Gardner Gwyn Gatlin Dolly Goldston Melissa Goodwin Sherry Grant Melissa Graves Sharon Green Becky Griffin Lynn Gross Ricky Gunn Edwina Haddad Stephen Haithcock Cindy Hall Ieff Hall Iohn Harden Tori Harkey Lu Anne Harmon Melinda Harrelson Beth Hartman Linda Hartman Alonzo Harvey Mary Harvey Terry Hatchel Rickey Haverland Diane Hawks Mark Hayes Myra Heath Iean Henderson Eric Henry Beth Hensley Bert Herring Iames Herring Ice Hill Curtis Hines Mary Hirsch David Hoard I uuu,'f ' I E 2 Q gqw Q Q -aww' slim- e if ia. Q 5 K fi 'iff Ray Hookaday Sheila Holleman Tammy Honeycutt Theresa Hoover Danny Hotle Barbara Hucks Patrisha Huffman Susan Huffman Robert Hughett Ieff Hunter Susan Ingalls Vicky Isley Susan Iackson Dan Iefferson Ierry Iohnson Iimmy Iohnson Ricky Iohnson Steve Iohnson Sparky Iones Wayne Iones Howard Ioyce Ioey Iustice Kathy Kavenaugh Sheha Kendrick Susan Key Mike Kimrey I. W. King Ritchie King Robin King Robert Kisstoth Karen Kizziah Paula Koury Vonnie Krahn Nancy Kraycirik Robert Lamb Alisa Larnn Kim Langley Elain Lashley Stan Lassiter I.V. cheerleader candidates practice. in till 'E fm... xii. i is 1 . WQN' 'R . What? You Wish! 22...---'....v! Glenn Latta David Lawrence lane LeGrand Terry Leonard Iay Lindley Quincy Love :X Bill Lowish Candis Loy David Loy Eddie Lunsford Sean Lynch Wanda Mabe Lacy Madkin Ann Malone Larry Mann Mark Mann Iohn Marmorato Ioe Martin Tommy Martin Wesley Massey Pat Matthews Tee Maultsby Cynthia May Denise McBride Larry McCain Margaret McCall Ianet McCauley Leslie McCorkle Bobby Mclver Butch McKenzie Ann McLawhon Ioe McLelland Cindy McMasters Pat MoNeely Sue McPherson Iune McQueen Angela Mebane Ronnie Miles Dane Miller Iack Miller Zane Miller Susan Mims Dreama Montague Lisa Mooneyham Beth Moore Cindy Moore Donnell Moore Iay Moore Ieff Moore Ronnie Moore Sandy Moore Mandy Morane Genevia Morton Doug Moser Steve Moser Tim Murphy Bonnie Murray Rick Murray David Nance Kevin Nash Kenny Neal Sharon Nowell Denise Oakley Frank Oakley Wendell Osborne Iimmy Owen Eddie Owens Gary Overman Richard Palsha Tommy Parker David Perkins Barry Perry Sheryl Perry Eddie Perry Peter Peterson Carolyn Pettigrew Ronald Phillippie Gary Phillips Tommy Piokard Anita Pinnix Lorita Pinnix Ieff Pittman Eddie Pitts Candy Poe Becky Poole Cindy Presson Ioy Price Neal Pruitt Pat Pulliam Debbie Putnam Tommy Qualls . N. it wg? It's playtime in Mr. Lee's class. Ann MoLaWhon, Lisa Foster, Debbie Putman, Iean Boley, Eddie Cassidy X-Mi' if . A x 411 ' vit ff: in f Wh iii?- 11-ml iinr r t P C ri 5 sisters at vi' Q f 'K Stan Queen Terri Ramsey Michael Reinecke Pam Reynolds Anna Rich Sandra Ridge Burch Rimmer Denise Ritchie Helen Roach Eddie Rogers' Bobby Roorback Timms Ross Kathryn Rudd Danny Rudisill Robin Rouse Iohn Russell Suzanne Saconns Rob Saffelle Charles Saunders Debra Scott Kenny Scott Chuck Sexton Ken Shelton David Shepherd Sandy Shepherd Don Sherman Kathy Shue Susan Sigman Tim Sikes Darlene Simmons Holly Simpson Cindy Smith Donald Smith Rags Smith Tim Small Robin Stanfield Kim Starr Ian Stewart Iohn Stewart Leslie Stone Ronnie Stuber Bob Sutton 1,4 W 1 fi ., , Q' r- t' 1 , 7 F vu 5 ui, P2 5' write - '1- ?F 4 Q W 5 Y Vt- 4- Mp-gin. 'I've got an Excedrin Headache Number 000000000000! wtf 'D+ MA -al , fa awe in . 7' NQ X 1- 1 all tis i f 1 rv 'Q ' il , -rw ff?-ffm , ix tif' ' S l i . i 'W l - M :,- , A I il' , ii , , 1 it K 2 W' gg? vs 3 5 :L ' H A' 'l f V' , 2 'l ii ' 4 17: ' . aiii A 43' F v 34 S Qi I C ggi fun... N . of- T 2 W T l f 4910 . I 1-if bggfw ., . 'Q w if 5' QB N. S2 Nw R GP f r ix 4. 2 i if lbs. J ',mxxXX Q '15-. Shelley Swanson Betty Sykes Dennis Sykes Eunice Sykes Harold Synder Diana Tate Ricky Taylor Ioni Terrell Kelly Thomas Kenneth Thomas Doug Thompson Phyllis Thompson Clark Thorton Iames Turner Brent Varner Caroline Veno Bernard Vianes Melody Vickrey Cindy Walker Kathy Wall Ioanie Welborn Donnie Welch Kevin Welch Iulia VVheeler Harold White Iayme Whitesell Rosemary Whitten Cheryl Williams Mike Williams Paulette Williamson Tim Witherow Iohn Wolfe Cynthia Woodruff lim Wooten Donna Wright Phil Yarbrough Tracy Yarbrough Craig Yarger Helen Yellock Is it too heavy for a sophomore to handle? Mike Williams. 45 j 14 p Melissa Goodwin and Tate Simpson take down flag at end of day. if Tinsie Denise Bradsher I IB4 6-I8-5719-I I-73 There is a feeling of Eierniig in gouih. which makes amends for evergihing. To be young is io be as one of ihe Immorlal Gods. i William Hazlill Qophomores Raise Moneg wifh Pancake Supper fTop rightl Mrs. Lucile N. Dula - East Carolina University, A.B.g Duke University, M. Ed.g Debating Team, Drama Club, English III, Speech, Advanced Speech. fCenter leftl Mrs. Norma C. Majette - Shaw Univer- sity, B.A.g French Club, French I, II, III. CCenter rightl Iohn P. Temple, Ir. - U.N.C. - C.H., B.A.g Spanish Club, Co-Advisor to Student Store, Co-Advisor to Inter-Club Council, Spanish I, II. CBottom leftl Mrs. Shir- ley Cannady Faircloth - Elon Col- lege, B.A.g U.N.C. - C.H., Graduate Workg Barker Advisor, English II. fBottom centerl Margaret R. Diggs - A 8: T State University, B.S., M.S.g Biology. fBottom rightj Mrs. Rachel B. Strickland - Atlantic Christian College, B.A.g U.N.C. - C.H., M. Ed., Biological Sciences Department Chairman, Biology and Advanced Biology. vb ar- Qt 'Q' Q Qt 5 fig, , 3 L,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, ..A. , , . l . , 554, V. , ..,,., , , . , 44 Ti A ff 5 ii , 4,,,G , , ... . . fTop leftl Miss Rebecca Mae Byrd -- N.C. State University, B.S.g Chemis- try, Algebra II. fTop rightl Willard Gordon Isley - Appalachian State University, B.S.g U.N.C. - C.H., M. Ed.g Monogram Club, Boys' Physical Education. CCenter leftl Iohn K. Gozjack - Elon College, B.A.g Appa- lachian State University, M.A.g Key Club Advisor, Football Coach, Track Coach, Biology, Girls' Physical Edu- cation. fCenter rightl Mrs. Iean S. Gunn - Appalachian State Univer- sity, B.S.g Varsity Cheerleaders Advi- sor, Girls' Physical Education. fBot- tom leftj Ronald E. Lee -- Atlantic Christian College, B.S.g Girls' and Boys' Tennis, Sophomore Class Advisor, Algebra I, Geometry. fBot- tom centerl Charles T. Spears - Elon College, B.A.g Greensboro Col- lege, Lynchburg College, Ass't Foot- ball Coach, Head Golf Coach, Spe- cial Education. fBottom rightl Henry Van Turner - U.N.C. - C.H., A.B.g Head Baseball Coach, World Studies East and World Studies West. .. ..., Q . rx , ., ss- ,gk f -- ,. , if 3 . ,, I .. 1 , U , x ,M A ! t 2 fTop leftj Stephen W. Bernhardt - East Carolina University, B.S.g Foot- ball and Wrestling Coach, Biology, Physical Education. fTop rightj Rich- ard Matthew Casey - Elon College, A.B.g U.N.C. - C. and A 8: T, Gradu- ate Workg DECA Club, D.E. II, III. CBottom leftj Mrs. Barbara Smith Woodson - Auburn University, U.N.C. - C., B.S.g Boys' Home Eco- nomics, Advanced Home Econom- ics, Food Services. fBottom rightl Barry D. Hodge - Elon College, A.B.g U.N.C. - C.H., M.A.T.g Athletic Director, Stadium Manager, Driver Education. v , in 5 1 1 wear. .,,.,, N sv Sc. D ..,. C .Q j. Q ., Y .. UM' n . f b reign 4 X S . Q01 ,ya Q K '- W 3.5 Q. f ,.., ,v 40 O0 '53 S S12 .MSQW Q? A K' Q. xiii' iz.. . . '- Y? S, ,R ,cu Y EE was . .. Q if -iq., 00000, X g . Qs, .1 01 4. J 1 0cg4?q K QQ Q X X 3? Rig Q .ss ,Q s.. , Q .X . S KPN? . . .xnlt K.: n . .... A E' ', , Q, :V . .7 1 , , Vrhh kr . -. i C. O gvi CT op rightj Mrs. Arlene Zachery - Cafeteria Cashier. CTop rightj Mrs. Frances Suggs - Cafeteria Manager. fBottom leftl O'Nei1 Brand - Custo- dian. fBottom rightj Mrs. Louise Ief- feries - Maid. Organizaiions Siudeni Council, Commii-iees Service Clubs Vocaiional Clubs Special lnieresi Clubs Honor Qocieiies Publicaiions Assisianis Tuiors Musical Groups 96 102 108 110 114 118 124 130 132 1 Wk? 0 2 5 Siudeni Council Heads Second Mim- Speoiaoular STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR: CRightJ Sandra Ridge. STUDENT COUNCIL:fBottomJ1st - Sharon Mclntyre, Roslyn Moore, Sandra Ridge. 2nd - Mrs. Allison, Mike Reinecke, Eddie Bowen. 3rd - Don Swaney, Clarke Lindley, Bob Flowe. 4th - Greg Swanson, Calvin Foster, Mr. Temple. - 1 -it .l.1, iffy., 4 .ww is .0 ICC Governs Clubs ol' Williams ICC: fTopj 1st - Mr. Temple -- Advisor, Bob Flowe, Kirby Lashley, Greg Swanson, Lenwood Smith, Kenny Shelton. 2nd - Mrs. Allison - Advisor, Sharon McIntyre, Dawn Scott, Cindy Daniels, Roslyn Moore, Debbie Smith, Karen Clifton, Ianet Morgan, Cindy Hoover, Mary Ann Mims. ICC SPONSOR: fLeftJ Roslyn Moore. .. , i M I: 'kik AY ... QQ' ,f 49hf9eQ? if il fi QW F Classmates Informed bg Reps fff ,f,,.. el' '23 tg? SENIOR HOMEROOM PRES.: fTopJ 1st - Kathy McGhee, Armelia Enoch, Connie Iones, lim Fogleman, Mary Edna Crawford, Tim Sullivan, Karen Cammack, Mary Wall, Rhonda Paschall. 2nd - Danny Ieffer- son, Kirby Lashley, Buff Clay- ton, Iimmy Warren, Mark Andrews, Iimmy Durham, Sta- ley Moore, Charles Coble. IUNIOR I-IOMEROOM PRES.: CBottomJ 1st - Ieannie Smith, Gayle Hundley, LuAnn Massey, Ioy Mayo, Denise Siler, Cindy Powell, Gaye Catlin, Betty Car- row, Iames Ioyce, Sandy Grif- fin, Tate Simpson, Randall Wil- liams, Doug Driver, Matt Sim- nor, Mike Gourley. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRES.: CTopJ 1st - Scott Bar- row, Barbara Hucks, Curtis Hines. 2nd - Ricky Cunn, Howard Ioyce, Steven Haith- Cock. 3rd - Myra Heath, Kathy Wall. SR. SPONSOR: 1st - Irwin Hinson. IR. SPONSOR: 2nd - Ioy Mayo. SOPH SPONSOR: 3rd - Lorie Dameron. i -4'-4 Commit-tee Shows Spirit in Ribbon. Sales -wir D 1. , W 25,3 ui N SCHOOL SPIRIT COMM.: Cfopj 1st - Robin King, Robin Stanfield, Susie Fazzino, Cindy Hall, Cheryl Perry, Becky Catoe. 2nd - Betty Sykes, Karen Kizziah, Helen Roach, Holly Simpson, Pam Brady, Terri Coble. 3rd - Carolyn Pettigrew, Karen Barbour, Gwen Gatlin, Sarah Cummings, Melissa Goodwin, Cindy McMasters, Iean Henderson. 4th - Qpr' I 4 Kelly Thomas, Iackie Cathey, Gay Gatlin, Baba Ridge, Vickie Manges, Becky Poole, Lea Carver, Margie Beck, Anna Rich. fBottomJ 1st - Betsy Gant, Paula Koury, Cindy Callahan, Debbie Alcorn, Lisa Kirkpatrick, Ianet Mor- gan. 2nd - Susan Sigmon, Iodi Holt, 1 i am?-ia Nancy Moore, Lisa Foster, Pan Rey- nolds, Karen Clifton. 3rd - Sherri Folgeman, Shelia Kendrick, Pat Blackwell, Susie Saconn, Margaret Cranfield, Patsy Baughm. 4th - Kelly Thomas, Nancy Lowe, Lou Morris, Mary Shepard, Cheryl Ryskewich. 5th - Ioe Martin, Ronnie Moore, Donnel Moore. Working Together to Serve Classmates -15 V .. , . WILLIAMS I-atm SCHOOL ,, ,,.-,, STUDENT STORE: fLeftJ Bob Flowe, Roslyn Moore, Randall Wil- liams, Pam Teel. ELECTION COMM: fBottomJ Elaine Ferrell, Lona Sayer, Bob Lane, H. O. Hayworth, Staley Moore, Tim Sulli- van, Henry Lindley, Iulia Hardy, Ben Easley, Web Iones. The 1973-74 Election Com- mittee, under the dual leader- ship of Staley Moore and Tim Sullivan, took a more active and independent role in school affairs than any of those in the past. Not only has this evermov- ing group taken on the regular schedule of handling Sopho- more registration and voting near the beginning of the year, registering the other two classes later on, and control- ling all Election assemblies - but also spear headed the elec- tion of all Sophomore home- room presidents so the newly elected Sophomore officers would not have to be bur- dened with that complicated task. To add to that, the Elec- tion Committee - which has no more than a dozen mem- bers - registered the largest percentage of Seniors of any past committee without taking the books to homerooms. The Committee has been the most active of the year, with almost total freedom from the Student Council. This year's group has laid the ground Work for committees in the future, and shown them its potential powers. Civitans Place First in Float Competition .3 .l.s, ' CIVITAN CLUB, MEMBERS: Iohn Atkinson, Chip Bell, Ken Bowden, Wayne Cole, Dalton Denson, Keith Fogleman, Billy Holt, Sam Isley - Treas., David Iames, Scott Keziah, David Martin, Alan Norton - VYP., Mark Oakley, Iames Parker, Windell Robertson, Iohn Ross, Robert Ross, Dick Schoonover, Kenny Shelton - Pres., David Smith, Scott Wilkinson, Richard Anderson, Maurice Boswell, Morris Boswell, Neal Bradley, Ieff Challenger, Tom Challenger, Iimmy Combs, Preston Corbett, Terry Cren- shaw, Scott Diffee, Gray Fox, Rich Gilliam, Mike Courley, Iimmie Hart, Robbie Holleman, Iimmy Hooper, Eric Humphrey, Keith Kirkman, Clayton Mann - Sec., Iohn Mat- thews, Skip Phillips, Ed Pulliam, Iohn Rhew, Matt Simnor, Steve Sta- ley, Don Troutman, Robert Walters. CI VI TAN SPONSOR: fRightJ Debbie Barrow. QS V ,.v dxuq lr V. L v 'u4..l vu '.lx4.! I Civinettes Take on Responsibilities for Park -is X CI VINE TTES: CTopJ 1st - Gail Lind- ley - Treas., Cindy Daniel - Co- Pres., Dawn Scott - Co-Pres., Cindy Harrison - Sec. 2nd - Diana Hoyle, Ian Neese, Paula Cobb, Becky Card- ner, Cindy Callahan, Ian Aldridge, Ioan Fulton, Helen Anderson, Robin Hoyle, Nancy Moore. 3rd - Lane Stadler, Pam Morris, Denise Siler, Missy York, Ann Neese, lane Mob- ley, Connie Iones, Betsy Long, Leigh Smith, LuAnn Massey, Lonna Sayer. 4th - Virginia Garner, Lori King, Cyndi Iohnson, Diane Wiggins, Alexis Rich, Karen Madden, Bryan Holt, Maureen Simnor, Candy Calla- han, Carol Michael, Leslie Anderson. CIVINETTES SPONSOR: fLeftJ Les- lie Anderson. n no ,,,,,,,,L4 V ,. 2 ,, .- R f .. N Pa 4 , , ' K - xy 2 .4 s 1 ' es I 5 4 'A' ' .fiiggfs 1 ,, 'N- IQ' in . -...hh-N .S 0 '11 ---...A-. .. H.. xwmwkt 5 Q . A yi tbg ' 1 B --. A 1 jA v f L- x + f ! 5 A 'g'.' 1. W 1 .5- 9 3 1 if4,5.h , 1, S' I 9- K RLY! m -LIL ' isa. 5 51 qi . ..,,: f ggji il .,, ' .' gy, 1 ,gs aw . ff 4Q,g.f Zyi' ?.S'! g ? W 1' F la: DA... .gmfofif Keg Club Puts Out Student Telephone Directorg A EQQQEL JY' A 'ff -s-is KEYETTE SPONSOR: fOpposite topj Paula Sue Byrd. KEYETTE MEMBERS: fOpposite centerj Cathy Bowen, Kaye Byrd, Paula Sue Byrd, Karen Clifton, Armelia Enoch, Cindy Hoover, Mary Tom Houston, Debbie Huey, Lynn Langley, Susan Lewis, Kay Matlock, Sharon Mclntyre, Roslyn Moore, Beverly Price, Kati Ray, Cathy Rich- ards, Nancy Robinson, Cathy Sharpe, Susan Stubblefield, Glo Wernicki, Connie Wooten, Martha Alexander, Becky Allred, Laura Caldwell, Elizabeth Cox, Amy Haney, Gaye Gatlin, Sara Henly, Anna Inabnit, Kim Koury, LeeAnn May, Mary Iane McKibbin, Carol Ridge, Ieanie Smith, Pamela Teel, Natalei Lowe, Sherre Laney, Alice Wernicki, Lynn Pollock, Cindy Pow- ell. KEY CLUB MEMBERS: fTopJ Kirby Lashley - Pres., Greg Wood - V.P., Randall Williams - Sec., David Miller - Treas., Tom McGowen, Walter Spears, Mike Smith, Tony Cole, Ioel Carey, Tommy Carty, Kenny Putnam, Doug Auger, Bowen Latham, Bill Woodall, Dawson Sterken, David Sellars, Iohnny Cline, Tate Simpson, Stuart Hinson, Clarke Lindley, Bob Flowe, Rob Glenn, Doug Dvoracek, Doug White, Iohn Morrison, Mike Splawn, Steve Patty, Vic Lombardi, Staley Moore, Sandy Griffin, Freddie Roorback, Ioe Badget, Damon Green, Bobby Byrd, Iames Ioyce. KEY CLUB SPONSOR: lLeftJ Cathy Bowen. Interact Collects Clothes for the Needg INTERACT: fBottomJ Patrolman Herring, Greg Swanson, Mark Andrews, Steve Gunn, Burns Boyce, Tony Wall, Steve Curtis, Roger Davis, Graham VVhite, Todd Farone, Kemp Liles, David Cross, Ioey Crotts, Iimmy Griffin, Neal Mann, L. W. Waldrup, Lenwood Smith, Doug Dodson, Buff Clayton, Butch Stew- art, Iimmy Warren, Lee Webster, Len Bowden. 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Hwsmz-.mf rzf:-vi. 7' .fi-mfg.,?gfg,.'.. ,,,'g-'- 5 MONOGRAM CLUB: fTopJ 1st - Mac Wrightenberry, Skip Phillips, Don Troutman, Ronnie Gwyn, Buff Clayton, Tony Wall, Billy Holt, Mike Splawn, Doug Cooke, Keith Kirk- man. 2nd - Steve Patty, Butch Stew- art, Iohn Atkinson, Keith Hucks, Dick Schoonover, Mark Oakley, Billy Waller, Wayne Cole, David Morton, Kenny Shelton, Doug Auger, Melvin McCain. 3rd - Bowen Latham, Danny Hoyt, Iohn Ross, Calvin Fos- ter, Lee Webster, Vic Lombardi, Iames Ioyce, Ed Moser, Randall Wil- liams, Alan Bryan, Iimmy Warren, Roger Davis, Albert Tuttle, Windell Robertson, Steve Ivey. MONOGRAM SPONSOR: fBottomJ Tracy Pickler. Vocational Students Receive Job Training . ff' . Lf DECA: CTopJ 1st - Patty Bolick, Karen Cameron, Penny Guthrie, David Love, Dean Thompson, Debo- rah Ford. 2nd - Billy Holt, Cathy Fitch, Rhonda Paschal, Donna Wade, Sherry Hudgins, Iayne Iones, Tim Terry. 3rd - Teresa Howell, Dora- lene Richardson, Diane Campbell, Patti Griffin, Barry Lloyd, Clifton Sutton. 4th - Carol Foust, Deborah Ieffries, Delanor Faucette, Wythene Conyers, Renea Poteat, Emma Craw- ford, Annette Clay, Marie Gilliam Iosephine Torain, Neal Mann, Iayne Riggs. 5th - Edna Turner, Cindy Powell, Cherry Enoch, Geri Corbett, Debra Burnette, Iill Shannon, Betty Carrow, Richard Anderson, Lynn Langley, Skip Phillips, Mr. Casey, Ieff Myers, Kim Rimmer, Ioe Ward. COO: fBottomJ 1st - Denise Beck, Iudy Hughes, Beth Webster, Carol Cameron. 2nd -- Pat Caldwell, Kathy McGhee, Cindy Petty. 3rd - Sharon Wood, Molly Vaughn, Diane Wig- gins, Teresa Mann. 4th - Marie Brady, Belinda Bozeman, Denise Frick, Ianey Clark. I -.tx V, Jlsvvwzmaf- fx 31 '38 ii- if -Qiiydgyi V: ICT: fTopJ 1st - Carlton Sharpe, Francis Wade, Ianice Tingen, Lizzie Downey, Ann Currie, Ninar Alston. 2nd - lane Wells, Ierry Kinsey, Steve Burnette, Barry Mebane, Roy Richmond, Mr. Sharpe. 3rd - Clyde Walters, Steve Wells, Wilbur Craw- ford, Richard McGivney, Tim Enoch, Keith Pratt, Steve Gunn. 4th - Dale Fluty, Mike Rudisill, Mark Goodes, Eric White, Ricky Gibson, Danny Ief- ferson, Iohn Swain, Keith Burch. VICA - Part I: fCenterJ 1st - Larry Dunn, Robert Faucette, Iohnny Swain. 2nd - Keith Draughn, Barry Mebane, Wilbur Crawford, Tim Enoch. 3rd -,Iohnny Wood, David Sykes, Alvin Burnette. VICA - Part II: fBottoml lst - Mark Mebane, Iimmie Harrellson, Andrew Turner, Iimmie Bigelow. 2nd - Mr. McKoy, Anthony Oliver, Machlom Cheeley, Iames Badgett, Obra Wright. Clubs Parhcnpaie in Compehhve Achvuhes Randall Williams, Ioe Hill, Michael Reinecke, Bob Flowe. 2nd - Steve Patty, Miss Dula, Advisor, David Spi- vey, Don Swaney. CHESS CLUB.' fBottomJ Iimmy Dur- ham, Kevin Nash, Carl Saconn, David Haddad, Bill Woodall, Mr. Klaiber, Greg Swanson, Tim Coble. 1. Q-nga-vue Umar!! New Club Initiates Meng Members s ie 3 -I Q, S K. - Ns.. DRAMA CLUB: fTopl 1st - Kristy Ketchum, Greg Swanson, Kenny Put- nam, Margaret Cranfield, Alice Wer- nick, Armelia Enoch. 2nd - Bonnie Moss, Kelly Thomas, Betsy Gant, Ioy Kendrick. DRAMA CLUB ADVISOR: CBottomJ Miss Dula. 3-in Child Care Students Work in Area Kindergartens CHILD CARE: fBottomJ 1st - Linda Torain, Sue Bigelow, Ramona Pay- lor, Karen Foust, Ferecia Fuller, Cathy Caulder. 2nd - Donna Wat- kins, Susan Scarborough, Robin Wil- liamson, Barbara Woodruff, Kathy Little, Cathy Faulkner, Shelia McKee. t, M. A ' U L L li P fm IT. 1 -:M 'Wm SH MI gfminnr. is U L A, .. is q . fl O 4 MO 5 M0 6 H0 I no l X1 ' .u li , 4,. n Bible Club Spreads Christianitg On Campus ---nu-----...-....-F. S , M , 2 4 , Q4 ? W J 5 N Q Q , K H T mum' , I ' 1' Si ,gi MQ V at W' f f fr ws V ,fixv f ft' ww ff W, -' Q ,, f 6- 754, r g 1 L 5 . , I - , , .ff-wA.'f 1. V 'V ' 'ff :ffm , ' , '3 BIBLE CLUB: fTopl 1st - Alice Miller, Martha Alexander, Leigh Bol- ick, Susan Fizzino, Rena Nance, Sheree Lahey, Cindy Hoover, Cathy Bowen. 2nd - Natalie Lowe, Ianet Albea, Lisa Dagley, Laura Caldwell, Ann Hill, Paula Sue Byrd, Bob Flowe, David Sellars, Quincy Love. 3rd - Mrs. Range, Phyllis Smith, Kelly Thomas, Calvin Foster, Kenny Putnam, Robert Range, Chuck Davis, Mark Payne, Denise Sims. BIBLE CLUB SPONSOR: fLeftJ Cindy Hoover. 4 NHS Holds Convention at Camp Lejeune ,.., .,,.,. ., ,. ,., - . ., ,, ., ,...,.. f- RQ.. Q-... ,H , V- -M, v W K W '- Y W VY Y Y WJ? .914 Z'3?j , ., -ssegggjuivf' , , - .. . ..,.,...ss,: ,V as-,f ,. - ,. Q ...sv ' .A -a ,, A f. + ' ,,,,,,4t.- . ' .., M as v Q..-vs ,, a W 49 W NHS: fTopj 1st - Doug Iohnston - VP., Iackie Touloupas - TREAS., Len- wood Smith - PRES. 2nd - Cindy Hoover, Kathy Sharpe, Cheryl Sykes, Donna Rogers, Ianet Morgan, Kenny Shelton, Iohn Brown, Susan Gardner, Blanche Wrenn, Mark Oakley, Debbie Barrow, Iane Rohdes, Gail Lindley. 3rd - Ellen Tillett, Debbie Smith, Nandell Gable, Becky Staley, Sue Krahn, Leslie Anderson - TREAS., Rhonda Paschal, Kaye Byro, Roslyn Moore, Becky Gard- ner, Paula Sue Byrd, Mrs. Garner, ADVISOR. 4th - Staley Moore, Denise Frick, Franci Robertson, Teresa Mann, Maureen Williams, Denise Sims, Allison Peeler, Ioe Badgett, Mary Tom Houston, Ioey Crotts, Iacque Wiest, Kathy McGhee, Cindy Daniel, Karen Madden. 5th - Windell Robertson, Ken Pittman, Tom Fortner, Doug Dodson, Dale Hayes, Sam Isley, Alan Norton, Bill Grady, Virginia Garner - PARL., David Miller, Dawn Scott, Arleen Pate. G Q f B NHS SPONSOR: fBottomJ Iackie Touloupas. Q 9 va 4 is 5 .., x AA 5 am? MIM? ,,X',L, 'PN at ,mv 3 QL! ,r Ivy, , s ' 14453. W C ,rw Ti? I QQ 1, 1 Spanish Clubs Sponsor Donut Sale. Build Float , KQI. ZV1' ,' fl' SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: fTop rightj 1st - Sue Krahn, Susan Gardner, Peggy Bak- ken, Ianet Morgan. 2nd - Sharon Mclntyre, Mrs. Byrd - Advisor, Debbie Smith, Denise Sims, Maureen Simnor, Cheryl Sykes, Belinda Led- better, Donna Rogers. 3rd - Dale Hayes, Kenny Shelton, Mark Oakley, Windell Robertson, Cathy Fitch. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR ' 3 SOCIETY SPONSOR: CTop leftj Sharon Mclntyre. SPANISH CLUB: CBottom leftj 1st - Mr. Temple - Advisor, Debbie Smith, Denise Sims, Sharon McIntyre, Keith Evans. 2nd - Debo- rah Nicholson, Lisa Bennett, Kim Benson, Denise Pyles, Rita Bailey, Bonnie Moss. 3rd - Nancy Lowe, Rhonda Wall, Tracy Cox, Kim Lang- ley, Blanche Wrenn. 4th - Ianelle im. l no 1 Ieffries, Vicky Manges, Wythene Conyers, Karen Kizziah, lane LeGrand, Pam Fitch, Belinda Ledbet- ter. 5th - Cheryl Turner, Susan Phelps, Suzette Hayes, Eddie Owens, Ioe Hill, Kathy Richardson, Ianet Morgan. SPANISH CLUB SPONSOR: CBot- tom rightj Debbie Smith. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: fTop leftj 1st - Cindy rench Club Has Pen Pals. FNHQ Performs Plau Daniel, Peggy Parker, Pam Morris, Sara Hanly, Ann Holmes, David Sel- lars. 2nd - Beth Elder, Maureen Williams, Ieannie Smith, Rena Nance, Leigh Smith, Don Swaney. 3rd - Miss Allen - Advisor, Susan Ellington, Helen Sauders, Roxanne Paschall, Susan Wright, Ronau Vianes. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPONSOR: fTop rightj Kay Matlock. Z 3. ' it? 4:1215 L m':5:?f ,,l M - A ,,', 1 M M , s W' FRENCH CLUB: fBottom rightl 1st - Susan Fazzino - Treas., Mary Ann Mims - Pres., Iane Cooper, Leslie McCorkle, Paula Koury, Cindy Allen: 2nd - Iinny Dunn, Lisa Foster, Iodi Holt, Robyn Stanfield, Betsy Cant: 3rd - Patsy Baughn, Susan Mims, Olive Auger, Terri Coble, Susan Sig- mon, Cindy McMasters. 4th - Tommy Qualls, Cheryl Ryskiewich, Caroline Veno, LuAnne Harmon, lean Lynch. 5th - Helen Saunders, Margie Beck, Tina Copland, Melissa Cothran, Lou Morris, Debbie Vogles. 6th - Anna Mooneyham, Ianet McCauley, Paula Cowan, Kelly Thomas, Karen Hirschi, Nancy Moore, Pam Morris, Shelby Swan- son. 7th - Natalie Lowe, Danette Ferguson, Lorita Pinnix, Becky Catoe, Pam Leach, Lee Carver, Rena Nance, Debbie Becknell. FRENCH CLUB SPONSOR: Bottom Left: Susan Sigmon. r H 7 Annual Slaffs Prepare for lhe '74 Doe-Wah-Jack Doe-Wah-jack Advisors: fTopJ Ellen Muire and Herman Davis. Co-Editors: fCenterj Cynthia Ieffries, and Susan Lewis. Doe- Wah-jack Sponsor: fBott0mj Susan Lewis. J ,sb-A-' Faculty: fTopJ Lee Neal, Irwin Hin- son. Organizations: fCenterJ Left to right: Armelia Enoch, Bobby Bennett, Pam Harris, Charles Barnhardt, Linda Ellington. Classes: fB0ttomJ Becky Allred, Leigh Smith, Amy Haney, Iamie Howard, Rita Bailey. iw MR-Www X Qgqnmmnw' Nl-W M Rx W , If Y 1 SPORTS STAFF: fTopl Mark Luns- ford, Iulie Shepherd, Eddie Foust, Sharon Molntyre. HONORS STAFF: fCenterl Ianet Harris, Iames Yarbor, Bryan Holt. BUSINESS STAFF: fBottom leftj Burns Boyce, Iimmy Warren, Sharon Harper, Lynn Pollock, Calvin Foster, Mary Wall. ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS: CBottom rightj john McLaughlin, Albert Tuttlealohn Matthews, Iohn Cline, Morris Boswell. 9' i K v-41? V I A , Paragon and Students Show Artistic Abilities -WH! ,ff FA CE VAL UE The written word is a self portrait drawn by the graceful, delib- erate strokes of the author's pen. In his writings an author expresses his thoughts using his ears, nose, mouth, and eyes. His ears listen for the melodic line and harmony of the words being used-how-complement and work with each other to the author's advantage. The nose smells out the phrases and ideas that would best evoke the author's intended response -the pungent odor of shock and anger, or the pleasant aroma of joy and entertainment. The mouth is author's means of conveying his ideas - what he actually says, and how he says it. It indicates the general mood of the author's self-portrait. It could be pouting, trembling, or grin- ning sadistically. The two eyes - Inspiration and Imagination - are the two most important elements in any composition. An author must have a reason for writing and he must use his imagination to make his work worth the time it takes to read it. When these five basic elements are combined in the right pro- portions, the result is a balanced and unified inner self. by Susan Wright PARAGON STAFF: Susan Phelps, Besty Gant, Robin Stanfield, Debra Nicholson, Olive Auger, Bonnie Moss, Lisa Bennett, Sherri Grant, Pam Brady, Mark Andrews, Kristy Ketchum, Kelly Thomas, Ienny Dunn, Ianet Morgan, Iacque Wiest, Ben Easley, Tim Sullivan, Bob Lane, Bill Grady, Buddy Hayworth, Mau- reen Wheat. Controversg Abounds in 73-74 Barker ADVISOR: fTopJ Mrs. Shirley Fair- cloth. BARKER MEMBERS: CTop rightj Eddie Bowen, Mark Andrews - Co- editor. fCenterJ Tim Sullivan - Co-editor, Henry Lindley. ARTIST: CBottomJ Tony Catlett. BARKER SPONSOR: COpposite top leftj Paige Gipple. fOpposite Centerj Pat Bartlett, Ianelle Ieffries, Paige Gipple. BARKER MEMBERS: fOpposite bot- toml 1st - Ianelle Ieffries, Pat Bart- lett, Paige Gipple, Mrs. Faircloth, Debbie Churchill. 2nd - Tim Sulli- van, Tony Catlett, Henry Lindley, Mark Andrews. 3rd - David Sykes, Kenny Shelton. , was J Qi 3 Y ,uf 1 WG' ,asv I' iw if 3 gi i gl-gal jab!! 'ian-.-. sf fm Kr' 'sd nn., -4r 7 Assistants Aid Coaches and Choral Dept. Choral Assistants: fTopJ 1st - Karen Maxwell. 2nd - Maurice Boswell, lack Burton, Pam Hinton. Coach Evans' Assistants: fCenterJ Ieanette Williamson, Keith Pratt, Sharon Shepherd. Coaches Assistants: fBottomj 1st - Sara Henly, Mary Edna Crawford, Beth Elder. 2nd - Diane Hoyle, Kathy Burch, Elizabeth Cox, Debra Iobe, LuAnn Massey, Robin Hoyle. is . 1 F 5' . . iQ-- i . 6 fe M 4,43 V H it ig l .,N5, r,kV4 I A A ,126 qi if My 3 , Qu, 'fi if 'WD .fr S -. Assistants Aid Ggm Dept. Gir1s'P.E. Assistants: fTopJ 1st - Debbie Alcon, Nancy Moore, Iodi Holt, Sandra Bunton. 2nd - Kim Koury, Kay Matlock, Sherrie Abbott, Lynn Pollock. 3rd - Bonnie Iohnson, Susan Gardner, Peggy Bakken, Syl- via Frazier, Lydia Massey. Boys' P.E. Assistants: fBotton1J 1st - Iohn Atkinson, Keith Kirkman, Iohn Star, Iay Andrews. 2nd - Danny Hoard, Tommy Parks, David Smith, Mac Wrightenberry. ,xnxx EW Where Would Our Faoulig Be Without These? X I NQ- A , AN. A ' 5 QQ e as i f S Q is it ' . l e Le ye , , . Q i 1 uv v , , ,ty N ., A TTENDANCE OFFICE ASSIS T- ANTS: CAboveJ Brenda Hightower, Cathy Bowen, Karen Clifton, Laura Mangum, Debra lobe, Cheryl Gore, Lou Morris, David Vaughn, Ieff Chal- lenger, Dale Hayes, Connie Iones, Frank Baldwin, Carol Ridge, Debra Bunton, Web Iones. GUIDANCE ASSISTANCE: Tammy Honeycutt, Bowen Latham, Terry Mullins, Denise Siler, Marie Brady, Dawson Sterken, Kathy Oakley, Karen Cammack, Doug Auger. MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS: fBelowJ Cathy Sharpe, Debbie Beck- nell, Terri Ramsey, Iackie Cathey, Rick Morrison, Iohnnie Rhew, Lynne I-Iuet. i A3 -48.3 -'f ' 1 iir F322 f el? LIBRARY: Sharon Lloyd, Karen Cameron, Cynthia Sykes, lane Vaughn, Sharon Crawford, Carolyn Iohnson, Freeman Baldwin, Billy Cole, Beverly Price, Iohn Matthews, Willie Mae Cant. Biology: Pam Teel, Blanche Wrenn, Debbie Huey, Dale Hayes, Iohn Parks, Anna Kracerick. Assislanls Prove Their Skills Helpful CHEMISTR Y ASSISTANT: fTopJ Randall Williams. MATH ASSISTANT S: fB0ttomJ 1st - Leigh Bolick, Beth Elder. 2nd - Terry Teer, Kati Latham. fly f ,S at In sw , ' ilk Q 9 he 1 , f 52 fi . 'fa me an ,ff Q . 4 .-ff . 'O -lk H 'Y I. Bus Drivers Practice Safety t g R 8 I ' jlfg , 3 V 3.-nun-alma Q its BUS DRIVERS: fTopJ 1st - Paula Mebane, Iris Harris, Keith Pratt, Mary Fuller, Ronnie Iohnson, Iohn Sperry, Mark Mebane. 2nd - Leo Bryant, Kenneth Thomas. 3rd - Ioel Carey, Mike Hartsock, Ray Bowman, Ianice Hinshaw, Kirby Lashley, Rick Morrison, Iohnny Moore. 4th -- Randy Iarrel, George Henderson, Zane Miller, David Sykes. Tutors in Their wn Habiiai MAPLE A VENUE TUTORS: fTopJ Cyndi Iohnson, Cindy Isley. GROVE PARK TUTORS: fBottomJ 1st - Teresa Mock, Cindy Harrison, Holly Faucette. 2nd - Gayle Miles, Sherri Redding, David Weadon, David Cross, Lee Webster. l 99 SMITH TUTORS: fTopJ Nancy Rob- inson, Cindy Callahan, Pam Harris, David Iames, Alice Miller, Sharon McIntyre. HILLCREST TUTORS: fBottomJ Laura Lee Davis, Nandell Gable, Ann Slott, Sam Isley, Laura Iohnson, Iames Parker. Concert Choir: fBottomJ 1st - Paula Cobb, Becky Gardner, Anna Inabnit, Susan Stubblefield, Staley Moore, Rodney Iustice, Ioey Crotts, Clarke Lindley, lack Burton, Steve Ivey, Maurice Boswell, Gaye Gatlin, LeAnne May, Kati Ray. 2nd - Nandel Gable, Laura Lee Davis, Karen Madden, Gail Lindley, Ken White, Bobby Bennett, Keith Fogleman, Bruce Orcutt, Robin Robertson, Ioe Badgett, David Weadon, Arleen Pate, Denise Sims, Laura Iohnson. 3rd - lean- ette Williamson, Connie Iones, Billie Sue Smith, Ioy Liles, Gray Fox, Lenwood Smith, Mary Tom Houston, Carol Ridge, Ann Driggers, Iayne Holmes. Boys' Chorus: COpposite page, topl 'lst - Steve Ivey, Eddie Lunsford, Staley Moore, Rodney Iustice, Maurice Boswell, Gray Fox, Robin Robertson, Morris Boswell. 2nd - Mike Petty, Bobby Bennett, Gary Overman, Chuck Davis, Clarke Lindley, Danny Gore, Alonzo Harvey, Stuart Hinson, Vic Miles. 3rd - David Vaughn, David Perkins, Bruce Orcutt, lack Burton, Doug Dodson, Kemp Liles, Ioe Badgett, Ioey Crotts. Cirls' Chorus: fOpposite page, bottoml 2nd period - Catherine Bates, Denise Blackwell, lean Boley, Debbie Bozeman, Pam Bozeman, Diane Brown, Lea Car- ver, Mable Cates, Becky Catoe, Angela Collins, Denise Covington, Sharon Crawford, Paulette Curry, Tonnie Curry, Danette Ferguson, Sherrie Folgeman, Gwyn Gatlin, Melissa Goodwin, Deveta Gordon, Sherry Grant, Cindy Hall, Linda Hartman, Mary Harvey, Suzette Haynes, Sara Henly, Beth Hensley, Bryan Holt, Rhonda Hudgins, Robin King, Karen Kizziah, lane LeGrand, lane Leloudis, Beth Long, Natalie Lowe, Cynthia May, Angela Mebane, Sue McPherson, Vicky Miles, Nancy Moore, Renea Poteat, Sandra Ridge, Sherry Riggs, Ieannie Smith, Cheryl Tate, Ioanie Welborn. 3rd period -- Lesa Baker, Paula Cobb, Laura Lee Davis, Ann Driggers, Nandel Gable, Becky Gardner, Gaye Gatlin, Iayne Holmes, Mary Tom Houston, Anna Inabnit, Laura Iohnson, Connie Iones, Gail Lindley, Karen Madden, LeAnne May, Ioy Mayo, Arleen Pate, Alison Peeler, Kati Ray, Carol Ridge, Denise Sims, Billie Sue Smith, Susan Stubblefield, Ieanette Williamson. 5th period - Ianet Albea, Gwyn Alston, Rita Baily, LeeAnn Bradford, Laura Caldwell, Karen Cammack, Mary Ann Chappel, Delsene Cheek, Sandra Delois Conyers, Paula Cowan, Iobil Driggers, Iinny Dunn, Candy Folgeman, Felecia Fuller, Iosephine Gant, Willie Gant, Ianice Hall, Missy Hartman, Beth Herring, Pam Hinton, Cindy Hoover, Iamie Howard, Robin Hoyle, Lynn Huet, Channie Kelly, Lori King, Kathy Little, Karen Max- well, Carol Michael, Lou Morris, Ann Neese, Ian Neese, Kathy Oakley, Tracy Pickler, Denise Pyles, Pam Reynolds, Iulie Shepherd, Mary Shepherd, Ann Slott, Lane Stadler, Sandra Ward, Donna Watkins, Linda Yellock, Missy York, Mary Youngs, Iacque Wiest. 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'Auf Ygf f' ,-13 ' if lf'-2.x'.3, , 5 WL, -,,'r.am,f Y - 'r' ' ' f ,,,, -if -pw 459 :pw--2 fi, mf?-3 J-7' ., fx-.fy K ,, -' rf'-:A -L :D 'ret 3 f -4 -If ffl: -- - 11. 4111- ,. s, , my he ..vf7'7? t 3 4,2 JA. . ,- iifi- 29 .. f a- , -2'- 1 ,W-1 . 7 , ,, BAND MEMBERS: Cropp Alvin Bill- ings, Ianet Morgan, Iohn Brown, Len- wood Smith, Greg Swanson, Phillip Kennedy, Ken White, Helen Saun- ders, Don Swaney, Susan Wright, Lynne Rascoe, Karen Hirschi, Rich- ard Lawrence, Iohnny Cline, Tim Coble, Sandy Griffin, Iohnny Iohn- son, Iames Ioyce, Ken Sharpe, Mike Gourley, Mike Hotle, Ianet Albea, Robin Reardon, David Haddad, Iohn Matthews, Drew Spears, Donna Tay- lor, Lisa Willis, Iohn Furr, Iimmy Combs, Vance Baise, Sharon Nowell, Kelly Thomas, Ieff Hall, Tom Regis- ter, Rob Saffelle, Shelly Swanson, Eddie Rogers, Bryan Cobb, Iames Cowan, Dan Iefferson, I. W. King, Iay Coble, Rick Murray, Kim Langley, Mike, Williams, Debbie Fayne, Edwin Collins, Lisa Monneyham, Kenny Scott, Cindy Woodruff, Kevin Nash, Beth Andrews, Chuck Sexton, Susan Brown, Edwina Haddad, Iames Turner, Lisa Dula, Keith Ellen- burg, Edward Faircloth, LuAnne Harmon, lim Herring, Glenn Latta, Stan Lassiter, Michael Reinecke, Danny Rudisill. Flag Girls: Ieannie Smith, Lisa Dag- ley, Beth Hartman, Diane Brown, Denise Ritchie, Kathy Little, Gwen Alston, Ianice Enoch, Pam Allen, Sandra Laurie. Band Sponsor: Right: Ianet Morgan ii 3, 1? J, ' IX 25, lf, 1, Wi ff My the sl Stage Band Performs for School Activities M, i!Y,,,,.f0' I - Stage Band: Top: 1st - Chuck Sex- ton, Ed Faircloth, Iames Turner, Greg Swanson, Iames Cowan, Lisa Dula. 2nd - Phillip Kennedy, Mike Williams, Ken White, Sandy Griffin, Bryan Cobb, Rick Murray, Tom Reg- ister, Richard Lawrence, Eddie Rog- ers, Iay Coble, I. W. King. Citg Schools Form Burlington Senior Orchestra Orchestra: Top: Iimmy Drake, Ianet McCauley, Suzanne Sacom, Pam Owens, Lona Sayer, Cynthia Sykes, Mary Ann Mims, Cindy Dan- iel, Vonnie Krahn, Natalie Lowe. Orchestra Sponsor: Bottom: Kati Ray. VS BURLINGTON SENIOR ORCHESTRA The Burlington Senior Orchestra is a group composed of students from five different schools in the city school sys- tem-. The main bulk of the orchestra comes from Wil- liams and Cummings and it is basically a High School level organization. To fill the ranks more fully students from Sel- lars Gunn, Turrentine, and Broadview are used. They per- form an annual Christmas Concert near the end of vaca- tion. This year they barely escaped cancellation because of snow and ended up with a very enjoyable concert. Mr. Eugene Schwieger, celloist from A. S. U. was guest soloist. 'The N. C. Orchestra Festival has been held in Burlington the past two years. This festi- val brings orchestras from all over the state to play before a professional level musician. The Burlington Senior Orches- tra performed well this year in the festival, which was held at Cummings High School. The Orchestra also per- formed assembly programs at Williams, Cummings, and Sel- lars Gunn, an event which has become a highlight for the Orchestra. The final Concert of the year is performed in conjunction with all string students in the city. Around 150 students from 4th grade level to 12th grade perform. These students repre- sent every school in the Bur- lington City School system and the future Burlington Senior Orchestra. BURLINGTON SENIOR ORCHES- TRA: Kati Ray, Sammy Black, Ianet Hayes, Lonna Sayer, Pam Owens, Nancy Pryce, Mary Ann Mims, Cynt- hia Sykes, Christa Radford, Cammie Festa, Ieff Williams, Suzzanne Sacom, Iimmy Drake, Angela Flinc- hum, Lisa Martin, Beth McCallum, Vernon Lewis, Chauncey Patterson, Ianet McCauley, Cindy Daniel, Von- nie Krahn, Natalie Lowe, Frank White, Iohn Fraser, Sheila Boswell, Io Sorrel, Donna Lee, Camille Rad- ford, Elaine Bridges, Sue Bridges, Nan Bowman, Sylvia Iones, Chris Christopher, Dale Creech, Doug Bumgarner, Donald Ioyner, Steve O'Connel, Billy Hughs, Ieff Haney, Ken White, Sandy Griffin, Iohn Cobb, Mike Gorley, David Stanley, Linwood Smith, Deborah Berry. 'JPG M2 5 A,, ,rx , I . ..,...,A J' I Q ' M, 'Q , rr., ,JL 4 W: lk. V 4 K 'ix fy fJ ,' T I AL ,, .,,. V5fyf4y,mggi5f.',1, V kj: ,,,,f,, 7 . f , - 1.1:-4-gf: Q, . aff. - 1:11 f M W frfff ' W ls A ,' f1y J ff1 f 5 G 1 .- Lzfgig, x.- I-,. 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'...-x.. -1,ft V V Roxoboro Cummings Morehead H.P. Central Cummings Smith Page 7 WWFTZIQ' f Golf Te m March March April April April April April May May Page Dudley Williams Smith High Point Grimsly Conference - Sectional State Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. F eb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. No v. 30 Cummings Parkland Morehead H.P. Andrews Open y W. Forsyth Reidsville Cummings Parkland Morehead A H.P. Andrews Graham Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Deo Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. H.P. Central Greensboro Page Graham I-LP. Central Greensboro Page pp,fpl fifiioxoboro 2? prpl Q Classic 28 5 -i5?iHoliday Classic Roxoboro W. Forsyth Reidsville E 3 , WHS' Rookie Team Builds io Post Winning Record The 1973 WHS Football sea- S A 't g M 5 son started with a lot of young , o i 59 ' on ball players trying to blend , , . together as a team. Coach Q. lerome Evans staged that a .500 fit! if eeee W use season would e satisfying r 3 A '- A --1f-ttt lie '- Q -- A f as ff considering the inexperience l F 5 of the squad. But determina- -A t tion and leadership, pushed the team to even higher levels. At Memorial Stadium Wil- liams began their optimistic season, a tough Western War- rior squad pushed the Bulldogs to the limit, but still coming out on the short end of a 34-28 game. A tremendous perform- ance by all-conference back Eddie Foust led the Dogs to their win. Foust scored 3 times, ran for 60 yards and baffled the Warriors' defensive line. The Bulldogs had their hands full for 3 and a half quarters and found themselves behind with 13 seconds left. Then Doug White the junior QB cut loose a strong pass that found its way into Foust's waiting arms to pull the contest out of the fire. Another huge crowd turns up for a football game in Memorial Stadium. '73 Football Team: 1st - Coach Spears, Windell Robertson, Ion Latta, Andrew Turner, Eddie Foust, Buff Clayton, Keith Pratt, Donnie Eaton, Ronnie Gwyn, Head Coach Ierome Evans. 2nd - Coach Turner, Paul Tatum, Pat Shannon, David Morton, Mark Oakley, Iames Yarbor, Wayne Cole, Tony Wall, Kenny Shelton, Billy Walter, Coach Bernhardt. 3rd - Coach Gozjack, Doug Cook, Yank Yarborough, Keith Evans, Mike Snipes, Neil Bradley, Steve Patty, Melvin McCain, Ricky Walker, Ronnie Iohnson, Bingham Smedburg. 4th - Griff Sperry, Steve Spinx, Mac Wrightenberry, Mike Talbert, Ieff Pet- rie, Kemp Lyles, Tate Simpson, Terry Crenshaw, Charles Clabern. . 1 5 - .. . . . - ss' -' K .. . . , .- ,. . ' f 'Fi . . . 5. e t .. Macaw - A r......... . Am. --..,. .. 1 144 Bulldogs Grip Their First Conference Win CTop right and centerl Bulldogs explode into a powerful running play. Timing is the key. CBottomJ Ricky Walker is off and running behind key blocks. The 2nd game matched the Bulldogs against a powerful Southern Alamance team. The Patriots came out on top 21-6. The only highlight of the eve- ning was a 3rd period drive which resulted in Foust push- ing over from the 3 yard line. Game number three for the Bulldogs took them to Sanford and to face the tough Yellow Iackets. The Iackets started out fast collecting 3 quick scores. But the Bulldogs were not out gunned and with a few breaks, could have won. The final score with the Iackets on top was 34-21. Two miscues inside the Sanford to cost the Dogs 2 scores when they were only down by 14 points. Doug White threw for 119 yards hit- ting 11 of 29 passes. Foust, Ricky Walker, White and Mike Snipes led the Bulldogs to their only scores. The first confer- ence game saw Roxboro come to town. The Bulldogs scored a 20-18 win behind the perform- ance of Neal Bradley. Two scores by Bradley and another called back by a penalty sparked the Bulldogs to a 1-0 record in conference play. The defense was keyed by senior Keith Pratt who recovered a fumble and Foust who picked off a pass. Doug White also had a good might hitting 7 of 15 passed for 87 yards. B fi Cross-Town Rival Cumm Reidsville was the next victim for the Bulldogs as Williams came out ahead 33-20. A pair of fourth period TD's were needed to ice the game. The win upped Williams record to 3-2 and 2-0 in the conference. The offensive units controlled the game for the most part as the Bulldogs scored early with Doug White hitting Mike Snipes on a 42 yard pass. Eddie Foust got two scores on five and also while Ricky Walker saw a TD come his way. High Point Andrews proved to be the next opponent for the Bulldogs, and the eventual State Champs posted a 27-0 win. The Bulldogs had trouble all night and found their backs to the wall most of the time. After the first 12 minutes, it looked like the Dogs would keep it close falling behind 6-0, but miscues netted scores Andrews with two second period scores and sent them on their way. Next for the Bulldogs was the cross town rivals from Cummings. The Cavalier offense resembled that of a mite league team and the Dogs after a sluggish first half, pounded a 35-0 whipping into the feeble Cavs. Eddie Foust and Ricky Walker did most of the dam- age with the two fleet backs combining for 296 yards, four touch- downs and a pass for a TD. Mike Snipes opened the scoring parde receiving a Foust pass for the only necessary points to win. Foust scored a third period to notch the 14-0. The last period saw the Dogs get 21 points off scores by Foust and two by Walker. The Williams defense also showed fine play as they held Cummings to just 48 total yards. David Morton echoed this aspect of the game by picking off a stray pass in the fourth quarter. fTop rightj Head Coach Ierome Evans. fBottom leftl I did it again! Eddie Foust. ings Bows 35-O XLLIA it 44. CUAEIHNL STAFF X fBottom rightl I gotcha uh-huh! 5, I 'K My A ,,, . ..... . WW .-1-aI 't .I no WH ,ff . .. In ... l ,. .far -M. gy 0,1 it QW .. - . , r f ' ' 4?--rifgi 23 QQ, .5 W W1 .. , , , W, V. M , , ' - f , it A . W -1 1 'ii--.W , , 'A - - , ,'. W. ' . SW' ., V, A , 45 . , .... 5, . . , .: 4-Q' 5325 - . ,F R - V- V 5 , .avr , V Q ' Y v p V ,V ' kg. K- f .J'7t2Q.-4.'1?9f' . I . -n-vi 115-sm-xusnuwmmktxwt--w.u A ' ' 1 ' , ' ' ' 'G'-ki ' U ' ' ' 7111 CAboveJ Move out of the way, that's for me! fBelowJ I've got it! Michael Snipes. it The Homecoming game for Williams saw Eddie Foust at his best. Foust romped for over 200 yards and four TD's. More- head provided the static for the Dogs as they quickly fell to the wayside 42-0. The last two games meant a lot for the team as they found themselves at a position to win the conference championship. Parkland was the first game and a bad start for the Bull- dogs cost them the ballgame. Foust, White, and Bull Clayton led Williams but it wasn't enough. The final game of the year saw a big strong West Forsyth team venture into Memorial Stadium and get a defeat smacked down their throats. After the disappoint- ing loss to Parkland the Bull- dogs regrouped and came out in front. Eddie Foust tallyed three times and collected 135 yards on the ground. The final record for the Bull- dogs was 6-4 overall and 5-2 in conference play. The Bulldogs finished in a tie for second place with Parkland behind Andrews. Many players led the Bulldogs this year includ- ing Eddie Foust, Doug White, Ricky Walker, Wayne Cole and others. But it would be unfair to name just a few, because it took an entire team to come together and finish as high as they did. lt was a credit to the coaching staff and play- ers alike who made it possible. The year as it was now shines a bright light for next year's prospects and lets the coach- ing staff ponder over a next year's title. Coaches Trg ,fc A Cf I f ' f 7 f' .5 I 1 1, W f 3' J ,gf x V f' - f 'T ' ' if Ylw V ,, 4 Nfl' Wlhhlhg -W arcl ,1 ' f ffl. W' fltuf 7 l 5 0 1 Teams I l l on JQf9 B u 1, I , , ,, 1 f 'I I I I I Y4 C , I a Q of 2 fTop1eftJ Coach Steve Bernhardt, E' .4 Head Wrestling Coach. fTop rightj '2j..,,'7:5:' 0 'ag Coach Ron Lee, Head Tennis Coach. f ' A f ,, fBottom leftj Coach Charlie Spears, M I 51 l Head Golf Coach. fBottom rightl l i 0 4 l Coach Van Turner, Head Baseball A 1,6 ' Lew: ft Coach. YVVL ,Q X f fa?-X 1 'p Ill Ill' 'ir' V 1 fy ...... ...c4 I s!.51- 'f-f-' C7 1' , I' I A -.. NNE ,l ,,f' ' Q Q l v' , X H QL fl J X if 'fri Z 2 ,f Lakai?-AS: Q Q .fwszlfylrypsg-ls3,,tts'.-,gy 1 7.-1553 Q y-- giv . 1 rijl' C -- x 4 ' lah . M- A 'P ' if :Q g .I I f 5 . if e - r- UQ r ff --sins, SfYN gl x f 2 -. . rf .....J-- ,l vw V ' 1-W .J , . 'J v N 'U K s' jln x num '- N' l I ao. f A , f, T ' XJ Q. L' W-'f 4 U Ml- A 9,3 Theg Don't Alwags Succeed fTop leftj Coach Gordon Isley, Head Basketball and Cross Country Coach. CTop rightl Coach Ierorne Evans, Head Football Coach. fBottorn leftl Coach Iohn Cozjack, Head Track Coach. CBottom rightj Coach Barry Hodge, Head I.V. Basketball Coach and Athletic Director. 'I4 Junior Varsiig Football Has Ma nifioent Year vi iq., , V 31 I , , ' - ,qw f'-v ' . 33511 , as ,,L S i ' af my 9 , ,,.-, .,,, z f Q ,' ' a f- A-'f, , , , su. . 1 1 , I , 4 WHS junior Varsity Football Team: 1st - Wesly Massey, Chuck Crenshaw, Kevin Callahan, Mike Bullard, Iohn Wolfe, Neal Pruitt, David Eggleston, Larry McCain, Steve Moser. 2nd -- Iackie Roberts, Ray Hockaday, Doug Moser, Charles Saunders, Martin Davis, Pete Peterson, Rick Iohnson, Rags Smith, Tim Small, Eric Henry. 3rd - Ray Sellars, Craig Yarger, Mike Kimry, Ricky Gunn, Billy Cole, Stan Queen, Dennis Iohnson, Howard Ioyce, Barry Perry. 4th - Iohn Marmorato, Scott Barrow, Tee Maultsby, David Shepherd, Sparky Iones, Ste- ven Haithcock, Brent Varner, David Perkins, Tim Witherow. Junior Varsiig Basketball Team Dwindles in '74 34 E4 SU 40 52 .,ur i sw' x . ' I' L 1974 junior Varsity Basketball: 1st - Ricky Taylor, Lowell Easter, Michael Lisk, Iohn Stewart, Tee Maultsby, Bob Sutton, Wesley Massey, Ed Pulliam. 152 Bulldogs Fight bui Face Disappoiniing Season fAboveJ 1974 Varsity Basketball Team: 1st - Micheal McCollum, Charles Coble, Eddie Foust, Wayne Cole, Calvin Foster. 2nd - Morris Ianey, David Smith, Mark Lunsford, Ed Moser, Ricky Gunn, Richard Rus- sell. fMiddle rightj Another gigantic crowd turns out for the Cummings - Williams game. fBottom rightj Team is in a huddle, the captain lowered his head. . . AY, '- f. , gszii iff: 1.-: r . - d W' . M- :sw-V. : L X .- -' 1 5 h 1 .VLLV Q :x:.:- X A ss s ss s Q f f 's , .........,,, ,4x,, A .ggwzgif . ...hi f on - X QYQQNSI lAboveJ Ricky Gunn, sophomore for- ward. fBe1owJ Mark Lunsford, senior forward. f i . K, ,. Q. as iff A Q. ,sw - 'kim in-u--,,,,,, , -..: ...U-.:ss.,...N.,,s.-nf-v-fl-'1'-1 fl...--1-'- Syd 3.5 x W .,,.. W I I fAboveJ Bird shoots a jump shot while some Morehead panthers look on. r N an fAboveJ Rickt Gunn shoots an easy freethrow. fBottom rightl Micheal McCollum, sophomore guard. fBottom centerj Calvin Foster, senior guard. vlll-lllhuugq. guy-ff The basketball year for WHS in '73-'74 could be well characterized by saying frus- trating. The Bulldogs playing with an abundance of small players seemed to play very well at times, and very bad at others. A final record of 8-15 was not indicative of the play- ing ability and talent on the team. The season started with the Bulldogs traveling to Graham for their opener. The Dogs played a tremendous game in the backcourt and completely devastated the Red Devils. The 61-52 win was led by Wayne Cole who scored 18 points, Mark Lunsford who collected 14, and Eddie Foust who added 12. Then the Bulldogs started on the path that paved the way for the rest of the year. Going to High Point Central, the Dogs took a heartbreaking loss, 63-62. The WHS Cagers blew a 10 point lead in the fourth quarter to give the game away. This type game was to haunt the Bulldogs the entire season. Rebounding was a big problem to the smaller Bull- dogs as they lost the game. Next, they took on Greensboro Page, Central, Graham, and Roxboro. Wayne Cole led the Dogs to their only win in these games as he scored 30 points against Graham. Eddie Foust, Ed Big Bird Moser, and a host of others joined in. The Bulldogs carried a 2-4 overall record into the annual Holiday Classic to do battle with Page, Chapel Hill, and Cummings, The kind of talent in the tour- ney led the Bulldogs to playing at unreached peaks. The first night pitted Williams with Page and Cummings with Chapel Hill. The Dogs played their best game of the season and whipped a Page team that had stopped them earlier. Eddie Foust led to victory as he pumped in 28 points, a lead of 45-29 in the first half proved too much for Pirates. The next night the Bulldogs were to play crosstown rival Cummings. 6-'N fTop leftj Senior guard David Smith. fTop rightj Senior forward Eddie Foust. fBottom leftj Senior center Ed Moser. fBottom rightj Senior Forward Richard Russell. QS-71' pf- ,ff 11 CAboveJ Charles Coble heps injured player Iohn Leighton. lTop leftl Senior forward Morris Ianey. CTop rightl Senior guard Charles Coble. CBottom rightj Senior forward Wayne Cole. A packed house saw the WHS Cagers leading by a 34- 29 score. The contest got very tense as the lead was dwindled to a tie at 57-all with 13 sec- onds remaining and a stray shot was rebounded by Luns- ford as the Dogs called for time. A final pattern was not set, only to get the ball up court and try a shot. David Smith didn't play too much but managed to find time to knock in a 30-footer for the win. Smith's buzzer burned tickled the cords as no time remained. The Bulldogs took the Classic Tourney champi- onship for the second straight year. Foust won the MVP award and Wayne Cole made the All-Tourney team with Foust. Next for the Dogs was the conference road, but again bad breaks prevailed as the Dogs couldn't find the winning formula. West Forsyth, Reids- ville, and Parkland all took wins over Williams by very close margins. The Bulldogs were in every game and just lost in the last few minutes. The Bulldogs continued good play and beat Cummings along with Morehead twice and Parkland. Eddie Foust, the top point producer all year long led the Bulldogs in each of their wins. The season came down to the final stages with Foust, Moser, sophomore Ricky Gunn, Morris Ianey and Cole leading the way. Support would vary at times with a handful of faithfuls at one game and a packed house at others. The Bulldogs traveled to High Point Central Gym for the Conference tournament in hopes of a fourth straight championship. A West Forsyth team that had beaten WHS twice in the year built up a 24- point lead in the first half. The Bulldogs, although they showed spirit and determina- tion as they battled back to 3- point margin, only to lose 70- 60 to close the season. The final record of 8-15 was the mark achieved after the game. I5 Girls Trg Their Hand inthe Basketball World Schedule Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Smith Page Grimsly Cummings H.P. Andrews Reidsville H.P. Central Dudley Smith Page Grimsley Cummings H.P. Andrews Reidsville H.P. Central Dudley .M- w. if SK But It Turns Out to Be an Unsuccessful Year The '74 girls basketball team swung into its first season of action. The team proved to have an unsuccessful year with their 0-17 record. The team is young and will all be back next year except Senior Victoria Rogers. There is espe- cially talent in sophomore Car- oline Veno and Candice Loy. Ieanie Smith, Sandra Laurie, Bonnie Iohnson, and Chaney Kelly proved to show great junior talent. fAboveJ The '74 Gir1's Basketball Team: 1st - Caroline Veno, Ieanie Smith, Candice Loy. 2nd - Iane Cooper, Bonnie Iohnson, Donna Baker, Iulie Shepherd, Sandra Lau- rie, Bonnie Herbin, Lisa Monney- ham. fMiddle leftl Sophomore Caro- line Veno takes the jumper while number 33 for Page snarls at the ref. fBottom leftj Are girl's games always this high scoring? 401083800 Atkinson Captures First Place in 98 Lbs. Class Here are a few of the WHS wrestling techniques. A disappointing Wrestling season, ending 5-9, for the Bulldog grapplers, found a bright spot in the 98 pound class with Iohn Atkinson qualify- ing for the state tournament. The team started off slow losing 8 of their first 9 matches, how- ever, with Kenny Shelton C14-21, Windell Robert- son C11-6-ll, Charles Barnhardt K7-95, Keith Kirk- man C13-51, Kenny Smith C6-125, Harold White C10-6-U, and Martin Davis C4-4-U coming along, the grapplers won 4 of their last 5 matches, high- lighted by a 42-22 slaughter of Cummings. The 5 wins were all in conference competition where the Bulldogs finished fourth. 60 1,3 1974 Grapplettes: fTopJ 1st - Teresa Smith, Peggy Bakken, Susan Gardner. 2nd -- Kim Langley, Cindy McMasters, Kathy Little, Susan Sigmon, Angela Collins, Terry Coble, Iinny Dunn, Cindy Hayes, Paula Cowan, Robin Rouse. 3rd - Betty Carrow, Vicki Manges, Nancy Lee, Karen Barbour, Elaine Ferrell, Iane Vaughn, Betsy Grant, Betsy Flagg, Lorita Pinnix. CLeftJ lane Vaughn admires the strong men of WHS. fBot- tomj Paula Cowan works steadily as a Crapplette. 1. fl? -ns! .rn -, J 'VA as ,JA 1st row - Tom Register, Iohn Atkinson, Keith Kirkman, Martin Davis, Kenny Smith. 2nd row Manager - David Nance, Charles Barnhardt, Kenny Shelton, Barry Perry, Windell Robertson Mike Bullard, Sparky Iones. 3rd row - David Hoard, Eric Henry, Iames Ioyoe, lim Herring, Win dell Osborne, Martin Davison, Bobby Mclver, Mike Imbodin, Steve Iohnson, Steve Moser, Coach - Steve Bernhardt. CRightJ What are you trying to do KISS??? fBelowJ Barry Perry in the CHOKER. SMILE! There is the photographer. 3+ m'7 WHS Eges Their Opp- n1, .maid ...iilllf-' V J '-'11 . + fAboveJ The final verdict is near. fBe1ow leftj I'm ready n S when your ready. fBe1owJ WHS fights for its life. Irs , .3 ....-f. X I I wa... S i ' H--Q School Spirii may F L if X ' ' N wi' ff ' V '- . A5 sky, . my 3M Eff ' J ,4 1. ' - f' ?1 ' ' v , Yr: V gk ,4, ' V ' ' ., ' 'Lf ' 7 V I , , ,,,, ii., Kd 1, 6 A .254 K ' ' six' , ,. f MW ,eff A ' A Ah f W.. in ' , ,, A-7 , , L 2.4. sa -- A-Q--,- M .... m f, - , ' ' f,,f f. 1 mg, ..,50-- . PE I Y W up Q w H . N-, I . ,wpvw K 'Q 4 ffr? Q 4' 01, f ' Y 1 sv af X X N' s 0 Ash Week Feb. 4-8 NE LL GET 'EN M1 4 an THE Eno row 'Nome OF THESE! Q. GO BULLDOGS' - MAUL THE MUSTANGS r ,mv J N ? e ff 3 XE Cross Countrg Team Sets Impressive Record me ,A ,N Q 1974 Cross Country Team: 1st - Steve Ivey, Albert Tuttle, Allen Bryan, Keith Hucks, Steve Ray. 2nd - Morris Ianey, Iay Lester, Coach Gordon Isley, David Hoard, Calvin Foster, Wesley Schaffer. It was a season for breaking records for the 1973 Cross Country Team. The team had an impressive 16-2 record for the season. First, they set the school record with the score of 17. Then they broke this record with a perfect score of 15 which they set at the match against Reidsville. Keith Hucks and David Hoard proved to be the team's best with Hoard going to the State Meet. tips, 'K 'ls 7 CAbovel On your mark . . . ready . . . set . . . STOP! You were over the line! gs, 15 3' W U' 5 , ,f lv sr gem f 1 5 ,X . f' f 55' Q3 gs AI' , . .J IN-,kr ,,, y :rg j X fjfffl. 17.3 S ii 8 ni QQ? ,QQ ' Q '. l' wtf lfzert' ,S gf. Aw. . . Q .iw 4 ,- W if ni - fAboveJ Keith Hucks, Steve Holt, Wesley Schaffer, and Coach Isley discuss the game plan. , t r 4 V x .f 9 .au L -...'pl't'3 1 1'-ew'3 'f' j f' '1 ff 5552! J Kr' YN 'F 67 Kourg and Lamm Lead Tennis Teams to Vietorg fi Girl 's Tennis Team: 1st - Alisa Lamm, Kay Matlock, Cindy Hoover. 2nd - Caroline Veno, Lori Dameron, Cathy Bowen, Laura Caldwell, Sheree Lahey. B0y's Tennis Team: 1st - Ronnie Gwyn, Bowen Latham. 2nd - Morgan Armstrong, Todd Farone, Chip Koury, Randall Williams, Victor Lombardi, Scott Keziah, Mr. Ron Lee, coach. The Cirl's Tennis Team had a very impressive 6-3 record this season. The girls defeated Durham Hillside, High Point Central, Durham High Ctwicel, and Chapel Hill ftwicel. Alisa Lamb fno. lj, Caroline Veno, Kay Matlock, and Sheree Lahey all went to the sectional tournament. The '73 Boyis Tennis Team had a good season with their 5- 4 record. The team went on to the East Central Sectional Tournament where they fin- ished second in team points. Chip Koury won in singles but, unfortunately the doubles team of Morgan Armstrong and Scott Keziah suffered a defeat. In the State Tourna- ment, Koury was defeated as well as Armstrong and Keziah. CBottom rightj Woops! Missed again! R. Williams ftennis prol. fBottom centerj Tennis is a game filled with emotion. A. Lamm fBottom leftj Kay Matlock fires another one. ' ,, 170 Bulldog Batsmen Strike Improved Season '73 Baseball Team: 1st - Stuart Haithcock, Wayne Cole, Buddy Mullins, David Smith. 2nd - Butch Stewart, Craig Cathey, Keith Ioyce, Eddie F oust, Skip Phillips. 3rd - Charles Peebles, Windell Robertson, Kenny Smith, Roger Sharpe. 4th - Steve Curtis, Freddie Roorback, Lee Webster. l l The 1973 edition of the WHS an baseball team turned out a dis- appointment. Spotty hitting, leaks in the field and inept pitching led to the downfall. Although only nine wins and ten losses were recorded, the squad was always within vic- tory's reach. Veteran Stuart Haithcock led the team with a hefty .429 batting average and took MVP honors. Iuniors David Smith and Wayne Cole, also helpful, led the attack. Most of the squad is returning i'if and the outlook for the 1974 crown in the conference is Q very good. Track Team Sets Meng New School Records it 5 t'LulllIl 'Ulm . -I Q 'V' ' at X 'v '- 1 X A if' Q' 1. , 5, - iw E W ir. .kkkt,.. ' , V X . Q in Q -- l I N .X Q R A R. , ki 2 T .f K ' be A., '73 Track Team: 'lst - Roger Davis, Lenwood Smith, Iohn Ross, Andrew Turner. Martian. 3rd - Randy Mann, Melvin McCain, Calvin Foster. W' it fe T 4., H' , 'V . t-- T .K,,. - W .,,V,.,, G15 T' 14' ai R X X 1 .frlnxas ' ' 'M v - . . H ., .. V - 5- ' fi ' .V .AL- Nm 1 Q-Q . - 5 :Q .- - ' ' - M ag' Q ' Q W M- ' ' pnnnnqnnn '15 2 'TQ' A 2nd - Allen Bryan, Danny Hoard, David The '73 Track Team proved to have a successful year. Many records were set by the team. They set records in the 880 relay, the distance medley, and the 2 mile run. Calvin Fos- ter set a school record in the triple jump and also Went to the state finals. The boys also placed second in the city- county meet held in our sta- dium. ff 224 51 R ' - - rn . if le ' t ' 'R-icy., W i ff 4 f 3 I, A ' M ' - 'R ' . V' lf. 171 . li 3 r ' M' A..-ff 'Q fa .1...s'a? A iii-'r:.'. ?s2H? Qk' 1 A Todag's Amaieurs. Tomorrow's Pros -af., Q J A ,K , ,X M E 4, , I Va? , f 'XXI . 'Q 'NSY Xi 'W ,'u:x-'B-,' -Lx V- , ,. , ll uv and ...,, in A W 'NK gym 1 QA is M sv L5 . 1 1 l , 'A .lj yg ,- 5 L .ish W. 1 A ,as A T i - I - . 12- ' i - , . Q .R T .V ,, nw I K :K K . iff' fi K k 7 , as . J M N Q Q W i - as nr , The WHS Golf Team of 1973 proved to be disappointing. Finish- fAb0VGl I immy Warren- fOPP0Sit9 ing third in the conference the linksters found they had the talent Page -' 1efU.D0n Tfoutman- lOPP0' to go farther. The team participated in the district and sectional tourneys, although not qualifying for the state playoffs. site page - rightj Iames Ioyce. Honors Fooiball Sponsors - I 76 National 8r Siaie Awards - 186 Academic Awards - 192 cdGrccnsboroYouth Councl s I914 Yh wreh 'x round frztultiz vs Cemi-kate oos e x 2 1 5 . .Q A A smqotyAA.idgs,tsi5isiQfii who has demonstrated high potential for college achievement by distinguished performance in the NationalAMev'il Scholarship Program in nineteen hundred seventy-four. a I af ff: 'nr .5 fi ww. 'Q mx' WX. Sponsors Show School Spin-if bg Qupporiing Team fy one As ES CBe1owJ Ann Driggers represents oo-captain Linebacker Buff Clayton. f'f xi . 'g 'L'15 W 'H CTopJ Gayle Poteat represents co-captain I-Ialfback Eddie Foust. x v W i O Y' u'. s Wwe V 5 'H , may gl 13313 71 s.-'a'.ff,,, of w .X wwf' 3ur 5:3' is Q 1 ,, A-z . x .A Mm. Q xx f ' Qilliibrf ' F T'1'6,ggi ,' , f. Q., . , M ,R qt o B T w 'Q - -s Miz? CTop leftl Beverly Price with Defen- sive Tackle, David Morton. fCenter leftj Terri Mullins with Defensive Tackle, Doug Cooke. CCenter rightj Ioan Fulton with Defensive Guard Windell Robertson. fBottomJ Pam McBride with Offensive Tackle, Sparky Iones. SfuqQ fTop leftj Pam Brady with Defensive End, Tate Simpson. fTop Centerj Pam Connor with Defensive End, Billy Waller. lBottom leftj Teresa Hoover with Ray Hockaday. fCenterJ Lisa Bradley with Offensive Guard Pat Shannon. fRightJ Sara Henly with Fullback Steve Patty. fBottomJ Susan Callahan with Offensive Tackle Steve Haithcock. an 4 fl S ! l s s 3 I E . 3 Y fTop leftj Sheila Kendrick with Nose Guard Ronnie Iohnson. fCenterJ Ian- ice Hall with Defensive Tackle Yank Yarborough. fRight topj Pat Mat- thews with Dick Schoonover. fBot- tom leftj Pam Reynolds with Steve Spinks. fBottom centerl Franci Rob- ertson with Defensive End Donnie Eaton. fBottom rightj Kim Koury with Linebacker Kenny Shelton. 'fi a I Q r, 1 4. 5 . fl Hwislknl CTop rightj Mary Fuller and Tailback Ricky Walker. fCenter leftj Evelyn Warren and Halfback Keith Pratt. fBottorn leftj Lisa Bradley and Offen- sive guard Pat Shannon. fCenterJ Debbie Wood and Offensive end Damon Green. fTop rightj Sally Sink and Manager Robert Apple. fBottomJ Deborah Ieffries and Fullback Mel- vin McCain. Delanor Faucette and Quarterback Keith Evans. KEE ' IGHT l .XV i. ff' can ll nis:'- ix' ,F WA 'S Q s r X fm. .V . f 4 f i , 3.4 'Yl'1 'JJ 1 , ,H vnu, it '-0 l M., Q '-Ju. if 62'-f .. lk'Qj.'. 4. 0,u:.t , I ,., L -. , iv6U!::zi,e. u's 'VJ ua , - , ul.: .. vs, f . .N 1 f 4 .fu:4x '0',n:g. ', souoyuw-1.. s , , ,-,alum 'Q 4 v 'as 'Pr' au..lu.wAW Ola, O ,A ,IKM .4 9 ,V r in ,'fO.vx,z,?. va, ages. W A V A' eygzqzgi 1 fi f , 1 . f .f'f'zA Ruff 1 K if ' in iq- I E i is Q. . f- 8 fTop centerj Vickie Miles and Defen- sive Back Iames Yarbor. fTop rightj Becky Griffin and Quarterback Doug White. fCenter leftj Tonnie Curry and Defensive Tackle Andrew Turner. fCenter rightj Pam Teel and Swing End Michael Snipes. CBottom leftj Melissa Clabern and Offensive end Mac Wrightenberry. fBottom rightj Laura Iohnson and Manager Bingham Smedberg. ! '- 2 'ir fr 'J or Q, Sami s 'iN' rf , MKSQSW , 54 , - v K' - K - Q 'r.'9 , ,V All aznsr f l5C LZ' .. ...AJ fTop leftl Holly Simpson with Line Backer Tony Wall. fTop rightj Missy York with Iohn Ross. fMiddle rightj Elizabeth Cox with Offensive Guard, Mark Oakley. fMiddle leftj Iulie She- pard with Offensive End, Wayne Cole. fBottom rightj Kati Ray with Defensive Back Paul Tatum. fTop leftj Beth Herring with Defen- sive Back, Ieff Petrie. fMiddle leftj Ianice Hinshaw with Safety Back, Neal Bradley. fMiddle rightj Lisa Willis with Defensive Tackle, Griff Sperry. fBottom leftj Betty Carrow with Safety Back, Ronnie Gwyn. fBottom rightj Iobil Driggers with Defensive Back, Charlie Claburn. B If mf , . gy:-Xi -or- 4 L Canlwvt Varsity Cheerleaders and Clowns: Left to right, sitting - Cathy Sharpe, Sharon Harper, Ian Aldridge fHeadJ Cindy Daniel, and Lee Ann May. Standing - Armelia Enoch, Ieanette Williamson, Lenwood Smith, Connie Iones, Sam Isley, Betsy Long, Kemp Liles, Karen Madden and Paula Cobb. fRightJ Head Cheerleader Ian Aldridge. fBelowJ Action shot of Cheerleaders and Clowns sparking spirit at a basketball game. fOpposite pageJfTop leftj Sharon Harper and Paula Cobb. fTop centerj Cindy Dan- iel and Karen Madden. CTop rightj Betsy Long, Cathy Sharpe and Ian Aldridge. fBottom leftl Clowns: l Kemp Liles, Lenwood Smith, and l Sam Isley. fBottom rightj Lee Ann May and Armelia Enoch, Connie Iones and Ieanette Williamson. l l ,,,....--0 .J if ,ff noun V 4 . ,, Q Q 3 4 I ' is Yew ra M. in r Q My ,- , ,, . -1 f 48 LM Y VW Cheerleaders park Qpirii 4. 'KJ .Q JV Cheerleaders Support the Bullpups K . 4, fxifl Left to right - Melissa Goodwin, Sara Cummings, Iean Boley, Lisa Foster, Candy Poe fl-Ieadj, Deanne Hawks, Laura Fau- cette, Debbie Putman, and Ann Mclawhon. This year the Bullpups had an exciting year. Right behind them were the Iunior Varsity Cheerlead- ers. The I.V.'s sold programs at football games and worked in the concession stands at the basketball games. SIX Students Achieve Speech. Art. ROTC Honors National Forensic League Members: 1st - Ianet Morgan, Dick Schoon- over, Maureen Wheat. 2nd - Ioe Hill, Mike Gourley, Bob Flowe, Ran- dall Williams, David Spivey. These people have received a minimum of 25 points in speech events, 10 of which must be received in competi- tion with students from other schools. Outstanding ROTC Cadets of 1973: Tim Sullivan and Rick McIntyre. Scholastic Art Award Winners: Greg Wood and Iimmy Durham. Outstanding Civitans Rate District Honors The Civitans held their con- vention this year in Durham. fRightJ Kenny Shelton was elected Governor of the East District. fBelow rightj Wayne Cole was elected Sergeant at Arms for District East. Also during the convention Holly Faucette, fleftj was Miss Con- geniality during the beauty contest. Vloore. Bowen Capture DAR. Bei-tg Crocker Awards .. U k.Q- ' -ff' y . .. ,,,..f- ' .-f 'J 3 ' at ii x r - if U 1 f 1 if Each year the DAR sponsors the citizen of the year. One girl from the senior class of each high school is chosen for the district competition on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. A ten dollar cash award is presented to the district winner. The state winner is awarded a 100 dollar saving bond. The winner of the Betty Crocker award sponsored by General Mills is judged on a 50 minute written knowledge and attitude examination related to homemaking. Its goals are: 111 to enhance the dignity and prestige of the American home, C21 to help students prepare for family living, C31 to emphasize the contributions to the home being made by high schools and their teachers and to help with their important work. State winners receive a 1500 dollar scholarship. CLeftJ Roslyn Moor, DAR Good Citi- zenship Award Winner. fAboveJ Cathy Bowen, Betty Crocker Award Winner. Qtudents Gain State. National Recognition fTop rightj HI LQ. Team: Doug Iohn- ston, Lenwood Smith, Greg Swan- son, and Alison Peeler. CLower leftj Govern0r's School: 1st - Karen Madden, Choral Musicg Cindy Dan- iel, Orchestra. 2nd - Ioe Badgett, Choral Music, Sherrie Abbott, Danceg Gail Lindley, Choral Music. fBottom rightj Ken White, who played in this years All-American MCDonald's Band in the Maoy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Rose Bowl Parade. 4--Fo L ., 5 'F I 'Zn Wy? WM .99 4 S A I G ,SV 'lf 'ar' j ,lla H A Lg Af'-g L, 91 N..- All-State Winners Don't Alwags Come in Sports fAbove leftj Cindy Daniel and Kati Ray for All-State Orchestra. CAbove rightj Lonna Sayer, Vonnie Krahn, and Ianet McCauley were in All- State Orchestra Workshop. CMidd1eJ Left to right -- Mike Gourley, Ed Faircloth, Iay Coble, Ianet Morgan, and Iohnny Iohnson were in the A11- State Band Workshop. fBottomJ Left to right- Lisa Dula, Ken VVhite, Len- wood Smith, Richard Lawerance, and Sandy Griffin were in the A11- State Band. 2 einrn 5 Teresa Mann Cindg Daniel Top Siudenis fT0pJ Teresa Mann, Valedictorian. CBottomJ Cindy Daniel, Salutatorian. wwf' Top Ten and National Merit Selected :unsung lAboveJ Top Ten Academic Average - in Senior Class: 1st - Teresa Mann, Cindy Daniel. 2nd - Donna Rogers. Ellen Tillett, Lenwood Smith, Dale Hayes, Maureen Williams, and Mark Oakley. Inset: Doug Iohnston and Iackie Toul- oupas. fLeftJ National Merit Finalists: Greg Swanson and Iackie Wiest. N 193 Qpeciacular Mm F ,Q 1, 41 Q ' H 1 F vf 2 , f1USIC MAN W 1 IJ, 53352 I4 April V113 f 5' F-' 'wniimzfm fizuiitfixz-iurxx i9f,?kf I Nfi7flfff'1H 'w'.'1!,I fl' .md 55? x'viQ1I'Q LA' 1 N M A ua! w xgzssef My in 3,515 - ,rg ,img ,Xu wi . ffm:-Z My 'if-Q fum .v f 1 1 ml 5 ?g'fkUX'. F , e:f.,.-rsplmru Wim: I I,l W , sfefzwv xf gfifxfxxr iff.-XYMW igxjiyy hmm, ilk!-mf!! BNQQAIPHFC riliwr rw XIX-w Vi- ,Ni iffy-grwf55r1x:F'H'g' N W ' W A A ' ' 'Qvffl' H331 1 Ag v Nix gjfsxxgggg-L 3,3 V1 v',f!'.! 4 'A' Ei XXV? 'A E Q.. ii FEI-S vi ' A A W X' E' S 1 Q , , , svemumzmwr if a . ff ,-' f f l-f ff 1 X555 ,iw : wa . 9ff Qfff ,lf f I LA iff iffy? Wa . f' Q n' . K 4 . , if A jfiifv. lif e :4af ?? Z4f! if x. Vu ,1 f if ffffr !. fz fffl f ff j ff' f If ft'f't'!'!L f f fill? ff' If i ,f , f , , if f ,f ,, K , f :1':r,w1'?fgf A five! f fi f ' f9f f 1zf'5f , fi,vi fr3d qf f fl f' i'!lff!! fxuy 1 5' ,1 -524.f!Qfzf?'fi .ffrf'f' X51 flf ,11 fl-'fffl If f , Af WHS Choral Department Scores Another Hut The Music Man, written by Meredith Wilson, was pres- ented in the school auditorium on April 12, 13, and14. Tommy Lindley and Philip Adkins, who were in charge of scenery, putt a great deal of thought and work into each set. With the help of others in the cast, they succeeded in building several different sets of scenery. With Top Broadwag Ai-traction The Music Man X The 4th of Iuly celebration consisted of the Wa Tan Ye girls for an Indian War VVhoop Dance. The curtain opened on stage to reveal the main street of River City, Iowa. The stage is alive with the townspeople. Staley Moore, who starred in the title role, played the glib-tongued, sly Professor Harold Hill, the lovable rogue who makes it his business to dazzle the townspeople into letting him start a boy's band, and then skipping town with the money. His plan fails, how- ever, when he falls in love with Marian Paroo, a prim librarian, played by Teresa May. l ??ffiC5fCQ1e 'v -T' ff , , ,, t fP,f?,'5 fxyf fw The opening scene of the musical was performed in the left orchestra pit, where a train car was set up, filled with busy salesmen and men reading newspapers. The salesmen were being jiggled as they sat in an old- fashioned train. To this clack- ety-clack rhythm, they toss one another an antiphony of shop-talk phrases like Ya gotta know the territory! The salesmen include Bruce Orcutt, Maurice Boswell, Ioel Moffett, Bill Ruhlmann, Neal Mann, Greg Martin, Rodney Iustice, Steve Ivey, Scott Wil- kinson, lack Burton, Tom Challenger, Mic MacIntosh, Ierry Barnwell, Kim Clark, and Richard Coble, with Marshall Bigelow as the train's conduc- tor. , 1 ,Mi , t 1 Another popular scene in The Music Man was the library where Professor Harold Hill fStaley Moorel, admonished to silence in the library where he had come to Woo the librarian, lead a mocking tip-toe dance through the book stacks. Professor Hill leads the River City Teenagers in a silent ballet. The dancing teens - Randy Abee, Maurice Boswell, Clarke Lindley, Karen Madden, Lenwood Smith, Steve Ivey, Zip Kelly, Linda Cato, and Ioe Cant. 199 l The Theme. Outer Space Is Selected bg Juniors Members of the Classes of 73 and 74 and their guests danced to the music of Clear Smoke, in the WHS gym which was trans- formed into an outer-space para- dise for the junior-Senior prom April 28, 1973. Prom servers for the occasion were sophomores who applied for the positions and then were selected by a committee of teach- ers and juniors. Parents of junior class mem- bers donated food and bever- ages. Mrs. Nancy Garner and Mr. L. G. Guthrie served as advisors and many teachers and parents attended as guests and chaper- ones. The PTSA sponsored an after-prom party at the YMCA from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. Refresh- ments were served and No Habla, a student band played. fRightJ Billy Lassiter and Francie Rob- ertson. fBelowj A group of students in outer space. fOpposite page - topj More students in outer space. The Y pool was a popular attraction at the after-prom partyg others enjoyed an early morning basketball game. COppo- site page - bottomj Prom Servers: Kneeling: Helen Anderson, Denise Siler, Matt Simner, Randell Williams, Clarke Lindley, Mic Mackintosh, and Drew Spears. Standing: LeAnn May, Ann Neese, Ieanette Williamson, Mike Snipes, Anna Inhabit, Ian Neese, john Cline, Gwen Alston. Q . ai Honoring 1973 Seniors ai April Q8 Prom in Ggm x v A XR' 2 ' 4 if li so A oo o. M i x George lnvades Casino With Deuces WiId George hits the jackpot at Homecoming this year, jour- neying to a Nevada Casino on wings of song with Mr. G0vert's Choral Department. George and his bodyguards presented a great floorshow. Starring were Sophia Mae West Tucker, CSusan Stubble- fieldj, and Gypsy Rose Lee Ueanette VVilliamson.J The Monte Carlo Singers, Dancing Dice, and Dancing Silver Dol- lars, fmembers of the various Ghorual Groupsj also appeared. For the grand finale the entire cast sang from Walk Him up the Stairs from Purlie, which walked George up the stairs to victory in Friday night's game. is ,dn U ,'s KA A , ,,,, ' A ' L1 '---J 77 -:Q f S A , 1 ' QW ',.L1LL, .L , K j. ? :-f . 1 K Thirtg-Dne Yard Qcamper bg Foust! , G 7 ,',, ,, 'Q .ax W 4- ff . cf., ,...,,,. -L . , .ay , H A - , W.. D . . ff' f s s , H 1, pm. ,ai 5 Ava- ,V-WL um .W M ,M K+-f ' 'f.i L 9 W , 8 1 I 'i,?5'?f'l: il: C 32.27 ' ' ' ' . 1 .. ,, ,L . ,,,V . ..,, For the second year in a row, Williams blistered its Homecoming opponent. The obstacle this year was a feeble Morehead squad. Eddie Foust the senior all-conference half- back erupted for 207 yards and three touchdowns not to men- tion throwing for one himself leading the Bulldogs to a rous- ing 47-0 triumph. But the game was not entirely a rout. For twelve minutes the Dogs offence sputtered and came up with no points, but a sudden rush ended the first half 21-0. Touchdowns by Ricky Walker and Doug White along with a thirty-one yard scamper by Foust just about tucked the contest away for the home standers. The second half produced twenty-six points and Morehead was crushed in quick fashion. Final statistics tell the story. Williams led in each category. First downs 25 to 8, rushing 262 to 29 and passing 8 of 16 for 119 yards to 4 of 8 for 56. A happy Ierome Evans said the game prod- uced many bright spots and closed a lot of gaps. 205 y 1 .l Cindg Harrison Queen of Hearts Homecoming. '73 206 Members of the Varsity foot- ball team selected eight senior girls, excluding the cheerlead- ers, as finalists for Homecom- ing Queen. The finalists attended a combination tea and interview sponsored by the Varsity Cheerleaders. Each girl had five minutes to speak to the judges, who asked about her point of view on several subjects. Then the eight girls as a group conversed with each other and the judges. This year the eight girls were Cindy Har- rison, Blonda Ieffries, Holly Faucette, Cynthia Ieffries, Ianet Harris, Iayne Holmes, Gail Lindley, and Lee Neal. The Queen and her court were featured in the Home- coming Show, and at halftime during the Homecoming Came. fTop rightj Miss Cindy Harrison - Queen of Hearts and Homecoming Queen 1973-1974. Escorted by David Smith. fBottom rightj Miss Blonda Ieffries -- Queen of Spades and First Runner- up. Escorted by Alvin Burnete. fOpposite page, topj Miss Holly Fau- cette - Queen of Diamonds and Sec- ond Runner-up. Escorted by Mark Lunsford. fOpposite page, bottomj Miss Cynt- hia Ieffries - Queen of Clubs and Third Runner-up. Escorted by Calvin Foster. Ms., ' if mu W Mgr sf? 7 Homecoming Attendants Add Beautg to WHS Jackpot fTopJ Miss Ianet Harris - lack of Hearts and escorted by Dalton Denson. fBottornJ Miss Iayne Holmes - lack of Spades and escorted by Freddie Roorback. fOpposite page, top leftj Miss Gail Lindley - lack of Dia- monds and escorted by Iimmy Warren. fOpposite page, top rightj Miss Lee Neal - lack of Clubs and escorted by Tom Fortner. 208 7 - ,...-.., 20 O Winter Concert Draws Interest The Annual Christmas pro- gram featured the boys' oho- rus, girls, Chorus and concert Choir in separate and Com- bined numbers. 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Aldridge, janet McKenzie, 'jan Homeroom Officer, President, 13 Secretary, 23 National Honor Society - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Civi- nettes - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 French Club - 13 Cheerleaders - 1, Head, 2, 3, Head3 Cindy Ledbetter Sportsman- ship Award - 2. Allison, Walter Lee, Walter VICA - 2, 33 Football - Ir. Varsity, 2. Alston, lnar Delyn, Inar Tutors - 33 GAA - 23 Health Occu- pations - 2. Anderson, Leslie Meriwether Lewis, Leslie Class Officer, Secretary - 13 Home- room Officer - 1, 23 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Football Sponsor - 23 Ir. Ushers - 23 Civinettes -- 2, 33 Chorus - 23 French Club - 13 French National Honor Society - 3. Andrews, Mark Steven, Mark Homeroom Officer, Vice-President - 2, 33 Barker - 1, 2, 33 Paragon - 33 Interact - 2, 33 Cindy Ledbetter Sportsmanship Award - 2. Apple, Bernard Wall, Bernard VICA - 2, 3. Apple, Robert Wagoner, Robert Chorus - 13 Football Manager - 2, 3. Atkinson, john Russell, Ack Civitans - 2, 33 P.E. Assistant - 33 Monogram Club - 33 Wrestling - 1, 2, Co-Captain 33 Most Improved Wrestler-2. Auger, Milford Douglas, Doug Key Club - 2, 33 Guidance Office Assistant - 33 Monogram Club - 33 Wrestling - 1, 2. Badgett, james Kenneth, Buck VICA - 2, 3. Badgett, joseph Gordon, 'joe Homeroom Officer - Vice-Presi- dent, 13 Treasurer, 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Key Club - 2, 33 Boys' Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Concert Choir - 2, 3 - President3 French Club - 13 French National Honor Society - 23 Governors School- 2. Baker, Lesa jean, Lesa School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Elections Committee - 23 P.E. Assistant - 23 Homecoming Show - 2, 33 Musical- 2, 33 Concert Choir - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 2. Bakken, Peggy Ann, Peggy Homeroom Officer - Vice-Presi- dent, 13 National Honor Society - 33 Senior Statistics Homecoming Sponsor - 33 Grap- plettes - Secretary, 23 President, 33 School Spirit Committee - 23 GAA - 1, 2, Treasurer3 P.E. Assistant - 2, 33 Spanish National Society - 2, 3, Vice-President. Baldwin, Franklin Alexander, Frank Attendance Assistant- 33 French Club - 2. Barnhardt, Charles Ray, Charles Doe-Wah-jack Staff - 33 Wrestling - 1, 2, 33 Football - Varsity, 23 Ir. Varsity, 13 Monogram Club - 2. Barrow, Debra Lou, Debbie Homeroom Officer - President, 13 Vice-President, 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Homecoming Spon- sor - Civitan, 33 Football Sponsor - 23 Civinettes - 2, 33 French Club - 1. Beck, Yvonne Denise, Denise COO, 33 F.H.A., 2, 3. Bell, Alfred Lem uel, Ga tor Prom Server, 13 Civitans, 1, 23 French Club, 1, 23 Wrestling, 1. Bennett, Robert Osborne, Bobby Doe-Wah-lack, 33 Chorus, 13 Concert Choir, 2, 3. Bigelow, jimmyDavis, 'jimmy V.I.C.A. 2, 3. Bigelow, Marshall David, Bobo National Honor Society, 33 D.E.C.A., 2, 33 Chorus, 13 Concert Choir, 2, 3. Billings, Clyde Alvin, jr., Alvin Band, 1, 2, 3. Boggs, Richard, Sonny Boland, Charles Richard, Ricky Football, Ir. Varsity, 13 Football Man- ager, 2, 33 Basketball Manager, 1, 2, 3. Bowden, Donald Len, Len Interact, 1, 2, 33 Band, 1, 2. Bowden, Ronald Ken, Ken Homeroom Officer, 1 - VP3 Civi- tans, 1, 2, 3 - Board of Directors3 Band, 1, 2. Bowen, Catherine Elizabeth, llcathyll Homeroom Officer, 3 - Sec.3 Home- coming Sponsor, 33 Keyettes, 1, 2, 33 Bible Club, 2 - Sec., 3 - VP: Office Assistant - Attendance, 2, 33 School Spirit Committee, 2, 33 Elections, 23 Tennis, 3. Boyce, Marshall Burns, jr., Burns Doe-Wah-jack, 33 Interact, 1, 2, 3. Boyle, Mark David, Mark Bozeman, Marva Belinda, Belinda COO, 33 Chorus, 2. Brady, julia Maria, Marie Office Assistant - Guidance, 33 COO, 33 Bible, 23 F.H.A., 2, 3 - Treas. Brown, john Garvin, 'john National Honor Society, 2, 33 Prom Server, 13 Ecology Club, 13 Band, 1, 2, 33 Stage Band, 13 French Club, 13 French National Honor Society, 2. Bryan, Marvin Allen, jr., Allen Interact, 23 Monogram Club, 2, 33 Basketball, 2 Ir. Varsity - 1, Varsity - 23 Cross Country, 2, 33 Track, 1, 2, 3. Burch, Arthur Keith, Keith V.I.C.A., 2, 33 I.C.T., 2, 3. Burnette, Alvin Lee, Alvin I.C.T., 33 Merit Awards, 1, 2. Burnette, Debra Summers, Debra Homeroom Officer - Treas. - 23 D.E.C.A. - 2, 3: G.A.A. - 1. Byrd, Robert Melton, jr., Bobby Key Club - 1, 2, 3. Byrd, Paula Sue, Paula Sue School Spirit Comm., 13 Homecom- ing Sponsor 2, 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Keyettes - 1, 2, 3, VP - 33 Bible Club - 2, 33 Orchestra, 1, 2 - Treas. Byrd, Susan Kaye, Kaye National Honor Society - 2, 33 Key- ettes - 2, 33 Bible Club - 1, 23 Orchestra - 1, 23 French Club - 1, 2. Caldwell, Patricia Ann, Pat C.0.0. - 33 School Spirit Committee - 1, 2. Callahan, Candice Rood, Candy Election Committee - 23 School Spirit Committee -- 1, 23 Barker - 13 Civinettes - 2, 33 P.E. Assistant - 23 Spanish Club - 1. Callahan, Cynthia Anne, Cindy Homeroom Officer, 1, President3 Football Sponsor - 13 Senior Super- lative - 33 Civinettes - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Spanish Club - 1. Cammack, Karen Ann, Cammack Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society -- 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Main Office Assist- ant - 23 Guidance Office Assistant, 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 French Club - 1. Campbell, Brenda Gay, Brenda National Honor Society - 3. Campbell, Susan Diane, Diane National Honor Society - 33 D.E.C.A. - 33 Spanish Club - 13 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, Talent Show - 2. Carey, joel Martin, 'joel Homeroom Officer - 13 Key Club - 2, 33 Bus Driver - 2, 3. Carty, Thomas Charles, Tommy Key Club - 2, 3.. Cauder, CathyAnn, Cathy Cheeley, Machlom, Machlom V.l.C.A. - 2, 3. Clabern, Melissa Marion, Melissa Homeroom Officer - 2, Secretary3 Football Sponsor - 3. Clark, janie Diane, 'janie Main Office Assistant- 23 C.0.0. - 33 School Spirit Committee - 1. Clark, Kim Eugen e, Kim Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer, 3, Treasurer3 Key Club - 2, 33 Chorus - 1, 2. Clay, Maddie Annette, Annette Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretary3 D.E.C.A. - 33 Chorus - 2. Clay, Michael Levan, Fast Clay V.I.C.A. - 23 I.C.T. - 33 Football - Ir. Varsity, 1. Clayton, William Buff Buff Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretary, 3, President3 Interact - 2, 33 Monogram Club - 33 Baseball - Varsity, 2, 33 Football - Ir. Varsity, 1, Varsity, 2, 3 - Captain. Clifton, Eva Karen, Karen Inter-club Council- 33 National Honor Society - 33 Keyettes - 2, 33 Attendance Office Assistant- 33 Spanish Club - 13 School Spirit Committee - 1, 2, Vice-President, 3, President. Cobb, Paula Sue, Paula Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Secretary3 Civinettes - 2, 33 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 33 Cheerleaders - 1, 2, 33 Talent Show - 3. Coble, Charles B. Ill, Charles Homeroom Officer - 3, Presidentg Baseball - Ir. Varsity, 13 Basketball - Varsity, 2, 3, Ir. Varsity, 1. Coble, john Richard, Richard Office Assistant, Attendance - 2, Library Assistant - 33 Chorus - 23 Chess Club - 2. Cole, john Wayne, Wayne Homeroom Officer - 1, President, 2, Vice-Presidentg Senior Superlative - 33 Prom Server - 1: Civitans - 1, 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Baseball- Varsity, 1, 2, 33 Foot- ball - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity, 13 Basketball - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Var- sity, 13 Sports Award - Best Free Throw - 2. Connor, Pamela Gail, Pam Football Sponsor - 33 Grapplettes - 33 Bible Club - 23 Attendance Offi- cer Assistant - 2: A.F.S. - 23 Elec- tions Committee - 23 School Spirit Committee - 13 P.E. Assistant - 23 Mini Spectacular Committee - 3. Corbett, Geraldine Graves, Geri Barker - 13 D.E.C.A. - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 1. Coy, joseph William, 'joe Homeroom Officer - 3, Vice-Presi- dent3 Escort - 23 Prom Server - 13 Key Club - 2, 33 Chorus - 13 Con- cert Choir - 23 Basketball - Ir. Var- sity, 1. Crawford, MaryEdna, Mary Edna Class Officer - 3, Secretary3 Home- room Officer - 1, Vice-President, 2, Presidentg National Honor Society - 33 Coaches' Assistant- 2, 3. Crawford, Wilburj., Wilbur V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 3. Cross, David Kemp, Dat Interact - 1, 2, 3, Treasurer3 Basket- ball Statistician - 3. Crotts, joey Steven, 'joey National Honor Society - 2, 33 Inter- act- 2, 33 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 3, Vice-Presidentg All State Chorus - 33 Track - 13 French National Honor Society - 2. Currie, Gloria Lenessa, Glo Tutors - 23 G.A.A. - 1. Curry, Tonnie Mae, Tonnie Mae Councilman - 23 Project Play - 23 Homeroom Officer - 1, President, 2, President, 3, Secretary3 Football Sponsor - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Laurlettes - 23 Library Assistant - 2. Curtis, Steven Brooks, Steve Interact - 2, 3, Secretary3 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 33 Base- ball- Varsity - 1, 2, 3. Daniel, Cynthia Belle, Cindy Inter-club Council- 33 School Spirit Committee - 1, 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Civinettes - 2, Vice-President, 3, President3 Orchestra - 1, 2, 33 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 2, 33 Cheerleaders - 1, 2, 3, Co-Head3 Awards - All State Workshop Orchestra - 13 All State Orchestra - 2, 3. Darst, Robert St. Clair, Robbie Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Vice-President3 Key Club - 2, 3. Davis, Laura Lee, Laura Lee Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer3 Homecoming Sponsor - Choral - 33 Football Sponsor -- 23 Senior Superlative - 33 Civinetter - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 33 French Club - 23 Cheerleaders - 1. Da Vis, Roger Pixsley, Roger Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent3 Interact- 2, 33 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Basketball - Ir. Varsity, 13 Cross Country - 13 Track - 1, 2. Denson, Millard Dalton, Dalton Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Secretary3 Escort - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Civitans - 2, 33 Track - 2. Dillehay, Tempia Mae, Tempia Award - Health Occupations - 2. Dodson, Glenn Douglas lll, Doug National Honor Society - 2, 33 Inter- act - 2, 33 Boys' Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Concert Choir - 2, 33 French National Honor Society - 23 Tennis - 23 High I.Q. Team - 33 Morehead Candidate - 3. Drake, james Robert, 'jimmy Orchestra - 1, 2, 3. Drake, Richard Lewis, Richard V.I.C.A. - 3. Driggers, Eliza beth Ann, Ann Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer3 National Honor Society - 33 Foot- ball Sponsor - 33 Chorus - 13 Con- cert Choir -- 2, 33 French National Honor Society - 2, 3. Durham, james Cicero IVQ 'jimmyu Class Officer - 3, Treasurer3 National Honor Society - 23 French National Honor Society - 2. Easley, Ben Frederick, Benji Elections Committee - 23 Bible Club - 23 Spanish Club - 23 Senior Class Project - 33 Talent Show -- 2, 3 CBouncer Backstagej. Eaton, Donald Ruthuen jr., Donny V.I.C.A. - 23 Football- Varsity - 2, 3. Ellington, Linda Denise, Linda Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer, 2, Secretary3 Football Sponsor - 23 Doe-Wah-jack - 2, 33 Chorus - 2. Enoch, Armelia, Armelia School Spirit Committee - 1, 2, 33 Class Officer - 3, Vice-President3 Senior Superlative - 33 Doe-Wah- Iack - 2, 33 Keyettes - 33 Spanish Club - 1, 23 Dramatics Club - 33 Cheerleaders - 2, 33 G.A.A. - 1. Enoch, Arthur Donnell, Art Senior Superlative - 33 Football - Ir. Varsity, 1. Enoch, CherryAnn, Cheery D.E.C.A. - 2, 33 G.A.A. - 1, 23 Health Occupations Award - 2. Enoch, TimothyAndrew, Tim 6 V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 3. Faraone, Matthew Todd, Todd National Honor Society - 33 Interact - 2, 33 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Ten- nis - 1, 2, 3. Fa ucette, Susan Holliday, Holly School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Elections Committee - 23 Home- room Officer - 1, President, 2, Vice- President3 Football Sponsor - 23 Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Prom Server - 13 Civinettes - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Coaches' Assistant - 23 French Club 1. Fitch, Cathy Lane, Fitch D.E.C.A. - 33 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Fitch, Kevin Robert, Kevin Fluty, Dale Allen, Dale V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 3. Fogleman, Kandice Denise, Candy Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Fogleman, Keith Stewart, Keith Escort - 23 Civitans - 2, 33 Choral Assistant - 23 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 33 Track -- 2. Fogleman, Slocum Hatch, Vim Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Office Assistant- 2. Ford, Deborah Diane, Debbie D.E.C.A. - 2, 3. Fortner, Thomas Hays, Tom National Honor Society - 33 Escort - 33 Transfer Student - 33 Interact - 3. Foster, Calvin O'Deal, Calvin Councilman - 33 Escort - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Doe-Wah-Iack - 33 Bible Club - 1, 2, 33 Monogram Club - 33 Basketball - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Cross Country - 33 Track - 1, 2, 33 Sports Award - Third in State - Triple lump. Foust, Eddie Morris, '7ug Baseball- Varsity - 1, 2, 33 Football - Varsity - 2, 3, Captain: Ir. Varsity - 13 Basketball - Varsity - 2, 3, Captain3 Ir. Varsity - 1. Foust, Ella Carol, Carol D.E.C.A. - 2, 3. Fowler, Stella Kaye, Stella Chorus - 2. Frick, Carolyn Denise, Denise Homeroom Officer - 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 C.0.0. - 3. Fuller, Mary Francine, Mary Football Sponsor - 331-l0II1BI'0Ol'I1 Officer - 23 Bus Driver - 2, 3. Fulton, Ioan Evans, '7oan Homeroom Officer - 2, Presidentg National Honor Society - 33 Foot- ball Sponsor - 33 Prom Server - 13 Civinettes - 2, 33 Tutors -- 33 Main Office Assistant - 23 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 2. Gable, Carole Nandel, Nandel National Honor Society - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 3, Secretaryg Spanish National Honor Society - 2. Gant, Iosephine, 'Yosie Paragon Staff - 33 Chorus - 13 Con- cert Choir - 2. Gardner, Rebecca Scott, Becky National Honor Society - 2. 33 Civi- nettes - 2, 3, Chaplain3 Bible Club - , 2, Secretaryg Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 33 French Club - 1, 2. , Gardner, Susan Gail, Susan National Honor Society - 2, 33 Grap- plettes - 2, Vice-President, 3, Trea- surer3 School Spirit Committee - 23 G.A.A. - 1, 2, Secretaryg P.E. Assist- ant - 2, 33 Spanish National Honor I Society - 2, 3, Secretary. l Garner, Nancy Virginia, Virginia 3 National Honor Society - 2, 3, Parli- I mentariang Doe-Wah-lack - 1, 23 3 Football Sponsor - 23 Civinettes - 2, 3, Historian3 Bible Club - 23 P.E. I Assistant- 33 Orchestra - 13 French Club - 1, 2. Garrison, Margaret E., Margaret Homeroom Officer - 13 Main Office Assistant -- 33 Chorus - 1, 23 Dra- matics Club - 1. i Gibson, Ricky Dale, Ricky V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 3. cfiiiam, IeffD., '7eff l Cross Country - 23 Track -- 1, 23 Sports Award - Cross Country - 2. Gipple, Paige Nannette, Paige National Honor Society - 33 Home- coming Sponsor - 33 Barker Staff- . 33 Transfer Student - 3. Goodes, Mark Alan, Mark Interact- 23 I.C.T. - 3. Gordon, Emily Deveta, Deveta Chorus - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 1. Grady, William Lewis, Bill National Honor Society - 2, 33 Para- gon Staff- 3, Business Manager3 Exchange Club - 1, 23 Delegate at NHS State Convention - 23 More- head Scholarship Nominee - 33 K Latin Award - 2. Gray, BobbyLee, Rocky I V.I.C.A.-2, 33 Band-1. l Green, Damon Ia y, Damon l Key Club - 2, 33 Football - Varsity - 33 Ir. Varsity - 2. 3 Griffin, Helen Patricia, Patti Homeroom Officer -- 1, Presidentg Football Sponsor - 23 Civinettes - 2, 33 Bible Club - 23 P.E. Assistant- 23 D.E.C.A. - 3. Griffin, Iimmie Burl, '7immie Interact - 2, 33 Basketball - Ir. Var- sity - 13 Cross Country - 1. Gunn, Steven Lee, Steve Interact- 2, 33 I.C.T. - 3. Gwyn, Ronnie Wade, Ronnie Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 3, Vice-President3 Interact - 23 Monogram Club - 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent3 Wrestling - 1, 23 Football - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Tennis - 1, 2, 3. Harper, Sharon Kay, Sharon School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Homeroom Officer - 2, Vice-Presi- dent3 Doe-Wah-Iack - 33 Civinettes - 2, 33 P.E. Assistant - 23 Chorus - 13 French Club - 13 Cheerleaders - 2, 3. Harrelson, jimmis Lynne, 'Yimmie V.l.C.A. - 2, 3. Harris, Iris Yvonne, Iris Homeroom Officer - 13 Library Assistant - 23 Guidance Office Assistant- 33 Bus Driver -- 3. Harris, janet Lee, 'janet National Honor Society - 2, 3: Homecoming Court - 33 Doe-Wah- Iack - 2, 33 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Harris, Pamela Sue, Pam National Honor Society - 33 Doe- Wah-Iack - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Chorus - 1, 23 French Club - 1. Harrison, Cynthia Louise, Cindy Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent3 National Honor Society - 33 Homecoming Queen - 33 Football Sponsor -- 1, 23 Civinettes - 1, 2, Secretary, 33 Tutors - 33 French Club - 1, 23 School Spirit Committee 2. Hayes, Floyd Dale, Dale National Honor Society - 2, 33 Exchange Club - 1, 23 Attendance Office Assistant - 1, 2, 33 Biology Assistant - 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club - 1, 23 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Hayworth, Hubert Oscar, H. National Honor Society - 33 Prom Committee Chairman - 23 Barker - 1, 23 Paragon - 3, Editor3 Morehead Nominee - 33 Convict Tutoring Pro- ject - 13 National Merit Commended Student - 33 First International Bar- bara Hershey Fan Club of Burling- ton, N .C. Hill, Anne Marie Theresa Annette, NADH I! School Spirit-Committee - 1, 2, 33 Elections Committee - 2, 33 A.F.S. - 23 Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer3 National Honor Society - 33 Basket- ball Sponsor - 33 Bible Club - 2, 33 Biology Assistant - 23 Bootgirl - 13 French Club - 13 G.A.A. - 1, 2. Hinshaw, Gilmer De Lacy, Gilmer V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 33 Baseball - Varsity - 13 Bus Driver - 1, 2, 3. Hinson, Celeste Irwin, Irwin Homeroom Officer - Treasurer - Secretary - 33 Homecoming Spon- sor - 33 Prom Server - 13 Doe-Wah- Iack -- 1, 33 Civinettes - 33 Chorus -- 1. Hinton, Pamela jane, Pam Homeroom Officer - 13 Choral Assistant- 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Hollars, Donna C., Donna Holmes, Nancyjayne, 'jayne Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Homeroom Officer - 1, 23 Chorus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 33 French Club - 2. Holt, john Richard, Billy Civitans -- 2, 33 D.E.C.A. - 33 Mono- gram Club - 1, 2, 33 Wrestling - 13 Football - jr. Varsity - 1. Holt, Karen Lynn, Karen Football Sponsor - 1, 23 Chorus - 2. Hoover, Cynthia Lynn, Cindy Inter-club Council 33 School Spirit Committee - 23 Homeroom Officer - Secretary, 33 National Honor Soci- ety - 2, 33 Homecoming Sponsor - 33 Keyettes - 2, 33 Bible Club - Treasurer, 23 President, 33 Chorus - 33 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Tennis - 1, 2, 3. Houston, Mary Tom, Mary Tom Homeroom Officer - Treasurer, 23 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Para- gon - 23 Keyettes - 2, 33 Chorus - 13 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Sum- mer Schlor's Program - 2. Hoverath, Ulricke Magdelena, Riclce Homeroom Officer - 13 C.0.0. - 33 Chorus - 1, 23 Transfer Student- 3. Hucks, Alan Keith, Keith Monogram Club - 23 Basketball Statistician - 1, 23 Cross Country - 1, 2, 33 Track - 2. - Hudgins, Sherry Ann, Sherry Homeroom Officer - 13 D.E.C.A. - 2, 33 Band - 13 Spanish Club -- 1. Huey, Debra Elaine, Debbie Student Store Worker - 23 Keyettes - 2, 3. Hughes, judy Lynn, 'judy National Honor Society - 33 C.0.0. - 3. Isley, Cynthia Ann, Cindy National Honor Society - 33 Tutors - 33 Chorus - 13 Spanish Club - 1, 2. Isley, Samuel Wendelljr., Sam Elections Committee -- 23 Class Offi- cer - Vice-President, 13 Homeroom Officer - 2, President3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Senior Super- lative - 33 junior Ushers - 13 Barker - 13 Doe-Wah-lack - 23 Civitans - 2, 3, Treasurer3 Tutors - 33 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Clowns - 33 Sopho- more Class Citizen of the Year -144' Award - 1. james, David Miller, David Civitans - 2, 33 Tutors - 3. janey, Morris Amiclc, Morris Basketball- Varsity, 33 Ir. Varsity, 1, 23 Cross Country - 1, 2, 3. jarrell, Randy Franklin, Randy V.I.C.A. -- 2, 33 Track - 1, 23 Bus Driver - 2, 3. jeffries, Blonda Dianne, BIonda Football Sponsor - 13 Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 G.A.A. - 1. jeffries, Cynthia Daphne, Cynthia School Spirit Committee - 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Prom Server - 13 Doe-Wah-jack - 2, 33 Paragon - 23 French Club - 1, 23 Dramatics Club - 3: G.A.A. - 1. jefferson, Danny Lee, 'jeffersonn Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society -- 33 Barker - 13 V.I.C.A. - 2,31 I.C.T.- 2, 3. johnson, Bennie Eliza beth, Bennie johnson, Cynthia Gray, Cyndi Civinettes - 33 Tutors - 33 Chorus - 1, 23 Exchangettes - 2. johnson, Laura Ellen, Laura Homeroom Officer - 23 President3 Football Sponsor - 33 Tutors - 33 Biology Assistant - 23 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Concert Choir - 33 French Club - 1, 23 Elections Committee - 2. johnson, Ronnie William, Ronnie Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretary3 Tutors - 33 Football - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 1, 2, 33 Bus Driver - 3. johnson, Thomas Michael, Mike Key Club -- 1, 2. johnston, Douglas Richard, Doug Homeroom Officer - 2, Vice-Presi- dent3 National Honor Society - 2, 3, Vice-President3 Senior Superlative - 33 Interact - 2, 33 French National Honor Society - 23 Renssalaer Math and Science Award - 23 Top French II Student - 13 High IQ Team - 33 Mini-Spectacular Committee - 3. johnson, Mary Carolyn, Carolyn National Honor Society - 33 Tutors - 33 Library Assistant - 33 School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 G.A.A. - 2. jones, Connie Diane, Connie Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society - 33 Bible Club - 23 Chorus - 1, 23 Concert Choir - 33 G.A.A. - 13 Lauralettes - 2. jones, Laura jayne, 'ja-1yne D.E.C.A. - 2, 3. jones, WebsterA., A. Attendance Office Assistant- 33 Prom Committee - 23 Float Commit- tee - 23 Senior Class Project - 33 Elections Committee - 33 Talent Show -- 2, 33 First International Bar- bara Hershey Fan Club of Burling- ton, N.C. joyce, David Keith, Keith Baseball- Varsity -- 2, 3. justice, Coy Lee, Lee Chorus - 1. Kendrick, joy Antoinette, 'joy Homeroom Officer - 1, President, 3, Vice-President3 National Honor Society - 33 Barker - 13 Paragon - 23 Civinettes - 23 Main Office Assist- ant -- 23 Spanish Club - 1, 2. Kennedy, Phillip Gene, Phillip Band - 1, 2, 33 Stage Band - 3. Kernodle, Richard Neil, Neil National Honor Society - 3. Keziah, john Scott, Scott Homeroom Officer - 1, President3 Civitans - 33 Tennis - 1, 2. Kirkpatrick, Lisa Florence, Lisa Attendance Office Assistant- 23 Spanish Club - 23 School Spirit Comm. - 2, 33 G.A.A. - 1, 23 Elec- tion Comm. - 2, 33 Homecoming Floats - 1, 2. Kivett, Raymond Edward, Ray Krahn, Sue Ann, Sue National Honor Society - 2, 33 Span- ish Club - 13 Spanish Honor Society - 2, 3 - Treas.3 Scholastic Art Award tHonorable Mentionjg First Place - Art Contest by Art Associa- tion. Kraycirik, Anna Marie, Ann Paragon - 33 Office Assistant- Biology - 33 Girls Chorus, 13 Nomi- nation for Governor's School - 2. Kyaw, janet Virginia, 'janv Spanish Club - 13 School Spirit Comm. - 23 Elections Comm. - 2, 33 A.F.S. - 2. Lane, Robert Warren, Bob Elections Comm. - 33 Prom Comm. Chairman - 23 Barker - 1, 23 Para- gon - 33 Bible Club - 23 Track - 13 Senior Class Charity Project, Chair- man - 3. Langley, Donna Lynn, Lynn Homeroom Officer - Treas., 13 National Honor Society - 33 Prom Comm. Chairman - 23 D.E.C.A. - 33 Keyettes - 33 Chorus -- 1, 23 French Club - 1, 2. Lashley, Kirby Dean, Kirby Inter-club Council - 33 Homeroom Officer - 2, 33 Key Club - 1, 2, 33 Bus Driver - 2, 33 Activity Bus Driver - 2, 33 President Key Club -- 3. Latta, jon Kane, 'jon Varsity Football- 23 Ir. Varsity - 1. Leath, james Allen, 'james V.I.C.A. - 33 Chorus - 1. Ledbetter, Belinda Carol, Belinda National Honor Society - 33 Barker - 13 Spanish Club - 1, 2, 33 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 33 School Spirit Comm. - 13 G.A.A. - 1. Lewis, Susan DeHart, Susan National Honor Society - 33 Home- coming Sponsor - 33 Doe-Wah-jack - 2, 3 - Co-Editor3 Keyettes - 1, 2, 33 Bible Club - 23 Main Office Assistant - 23 French Club - 23 G.A.A. - 13 School Spirit Committee -- 23 Bootgirls - 1. Liles, Gregory Kemp, Kemp School Spirit Comm. - 2, 33 Elec- tions Comm. - 23 Escort - 13 Inter- act- 1, 2, 33 Boys' Chorus - 33 Con- cert Choir - 33 National Forensic League - 2, 33 Clown - 33 Track - 1, 23 Pharoahs - 3. Lindley, Elizabeth Gail, Gail Homeroom Officer, 1 - Sec., 2 -- V.P., 3 - V.P.3 National Honor Soci- ety - 2, 33 Football Sponsor - 23 Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Prom Comm. Chair- man - 23 Civinettes - 2, 3 - Treas.3 Girls Chorus, - 13 Concert Choir, 2, 3 - Treas.3 French National Honor Society - 23 Cheerleader - 13 School Spirit Comm. - 23 Governor's School- 1973. Love, David Marshall, David D.E.C.A. - 2, 3. Lunsford, Mark Creech, Mark Escort - 2, 33 Homecoming Sponsor - Senior Superlative - 33 Doe-Wah- Iack - 33 Interact - 2, 33 Chorus - 23 Monogram - 33 Baseball - Var- sity, 33 Basketball -- Ir. Varsity -- 1, Varsity - 2, 33 Cross Country -- 1, 33 State Basketball Tourney Award. Mack, Linda, Mitchell, Linda Homeroom Class Officer - Treas., 33 Keyettes - 13 Cheerleader - 1. Madden, Karen Faye, Karen School Spirit Comm. - 1, 23 Elec- tions Comm. - 13 junior Class Offi- cer - Sec., 23 Homeroom Officer - Sec., 23 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Homecoming Sponsor - 23 Iunior Usher - 23 Civinettes - 1, 2, 33 Cho- rus - 13 Concert Choir - 2, 33 Span- ish - 13 Spanish Honor Society - 23 Cheerleader - 1, 33 Governor's School- 1973. Mangum, Laura Ann, Laura Attendance Office Assistant - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 23 School Spirit Committee. Mann, Randy William, Randy Cross Country - 23 Track - 1, 2. Mann, Robert Neal, Neal D.E.C.A. - 33 Escort- 23 Interact - 33 Chours - 23 Concert Choir - 3. Mann, Teresa Carole, Teresa Homeroom Officer - 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 C.0.0. - 33 Valedictorian. Martin, RickyAnthony, Ricky National Honor Society - 33 V.I.C.A - 31 I.C.T. - 3. Martin, Warren David, David National Honor Society - 33 Civi- tans - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 13 Span- ish National Honor Society - 23 Wrestling - 23 Football - Ir. Varsity - 13 Cross Country - 23 Track - 2. Matlock, Sharon Kay, Kay Homeroom Officer - 23 National Honor Society - 33 Homecoming Sponsor - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Keyettes - 2, 33 Bible Club - 2, 3, Treasurer3 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 2, 33 Tennis - 1, 2, 33 Sports Award - 2 - Most Valuable Tennis Playerg Gym Assistant - 33 Office Assistant -3. Maxwell, Karen Ioyce, Karen Bible Club - 1, 23 Guidance Office Assistant- 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 French Club - 1, 23 School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Elections Com- mittee-3. McCall, Ianice Leigh, 'Yanice McCollum, Sterling Ierome, Ster- ling I.C.T. - 2. McGhee, Kathy Lynn, Kathy Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Cho- ral Assistant - 23 Chorus - 23 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Elections Com- mittee - 23 A.F.S. - 1, 2. McGivney, Richard C., Rich I.C.T. - 2, 3. Mcln tyre, Sharon Lynn, Sharon Student Body Officer - 2, Treasurer, 3, Secretary3 Inter-club Council - 3, Secretary3 School Spirit Committee - 33 Student Store Worker - 23 Homeroom Officer - 1, 33 National Honor Society - 33 Homecoming Sponsor - 33 Football Sponsor - 23 Iunior Ushers - 23 Doe-Wah-lack - 2, 33 Keyettes - 2, 3, President3 Tutors - 33 Bible Club - 23 Chorus - 1, 23 Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary3 Spanish National Honor Soci- ety - 2, 3. Mebane, Barryjames, B. ji V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 33 Bus Driver - 1, 2, 3. Mebane, Mark Edward, Mark V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 Bus Driver - 1, 2, 3. Miles, Nancy Gayle, Gayle Homeroom Officer - 1, 3, Secretary3 Barker - 23 Tutors - 2, 33 Bible Club - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 13 School Spirit Committee - 1, 2. Miller, Alice Lynn, Alice Elections Committee - 23 Home- room Officer - 13 National Honor Society - 33 Tutors - 33 Bible Club - 2, 33 Tennis - 33 A.F.S. - 2. Miller, Winston David, David National Honor Society - 2, 33 Key Club - 2, 3, Treasurerg Guidance Officer Assistant- 33 I.A. - 2, 3. Mock, Teresa Anne, Teresa National Honor Society - 33 Tutors - 33 Bible Club - 23 Spanish Club - 13 School Spirit Committee - 13 Elections Committee - 23 A.F.S. - 2. Moore, Roslyn Bernadette, Roslyn Vice-Chairman - 33 Student Body Officer -- 2, 33 Inter-club Council - 2, 3, President3 Elections Committee - 1, 23 Student Store Worker - 2, 33 Class Officer - 13 Homeroom Offi- cer - 13 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Homecoming Sponsor - 2, 33 Sen- ior Superlative - 33 Iunior Ushers - 1, 23 Keyettes - 2, 33 Guidance Office Assistant- 2, 33 Orchestra - 13 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Class Citizenship Award - 1, 23 D.A.R. Citizenship Award - 23 D.A.R. District Runner- up - 3. Moore, Staley Cook, Staley Elections Committee - Chairman, 33 Class Officer - 2, Vice-President3 Homeroom Officer - 3, President3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Escort - 23 Senior Superlative - 33 Iunior Ushers - 23 Key Club - 2, 33 Chorus - 23 Concert Choir - 3. Morgan, Ianet Christina, '7anet Inter-club Council - 33 Student Store Worker - 33 Homeroom Offi- cer - 1, Vice-President, 3, Secretary3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Homecoming Sponsor -- 33 Paragon - 33 Band - 1, 2, 33 Orchestra - 1, 23 Spanish Club - 1, 2, 33 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3, Presi- dent3 Talent Show - 1, 23 School Spirit Committee - 1, 2, 33 Elections Committee -- 1, 2, 3. Morrison, Richard Christopher, Rick Main Office Assistant - 33 Bus Driver - 2, 3. Morton, David Vernon, David Monogram Club - 2, 3, Treasurerg Wrestling - 1, 23 Football - Varsity -- 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 1, 2, 3. ,mi tl Moser, Buell Edward, Big Bird Homeroom Officer - 1, 2, Vice-Pres- ident3 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Bas- ketball - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Cross Country - 1, 23 Track - 2. Myers, jeffrey Bruce, '7eff Homeroom Officer - 3, Vice-Presi- dent3 D.E.C.A. - 3. Neal, Lee Anne, Lee School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Elections Committee - 23 Home- room Officer - 2, President3 Foot- ball Sponsor - 23 Homecoming Court - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Doe-Wah-Iack - 2, 33 Civinettes - 2, 33 Coaches' Assistant - 23 Cheer- leaders -- 13 Talent Show - 3. Norton, Alan I-L, Alan National Honor Society - 2, 33 Prom Server - 13 Civitans - 2, 33 Concert Choir - 33 Monogram Club - 23 Football - Varsity - 23 Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 1, 2. Oakley, Ernest Mark, Stud National Honor Society - 2, 33 Civi- tans - 2, 3: Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 33 Monogram Club - 2, 3, Secretary3 Football - Varsity - 2, 3: Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 1, 33 More- head Scholarship Nominee - 33 First Alternate to District Competition. Oakley, Kathryn Sylvia, Kathy Homeroom Officer, VP - 2, Pres. - 33 Senior Superlative - 33 Attend- ance Office Assistant - 23 Guidance Office Assistance - 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 French Club - 1. Oliver, Anthony Lewis, Oliver V.I.C.A. - 2, 3. Parker, Connette Delois, Connette Office Assistant- 2. Paschal, Rhonda Kay, Rhonda Homeroom Officer, 2 - Sec., 3 - PI'8S.j National Honor Society - 2, 33 Football Sponsor - 13 Prom Comm, Chairman - 2, 33 D.E.C.A. - 33 Band - 1, 23 F.H.A., 2 - VP, 3 - VP3 Local D.E.C.A. Student of the Year - 3. Pate, Arleen, Arleen 230 .5 gr 'fp National Honor Society - 2, 35 Tutors - 35 Bible Club - 1, 25 Office Assistant - Choral, 25 Chorus- 15 Concert Choir - 2, 3. Peeler, Alison Carol, Alison Elections Comm. - 2, 35 School Spirit Comm. -- 2, 35 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Football Sponsor - 25 Barker - 25 Paragon - 35 Keyettes - 1, 2, 35 Chorus - 25 Concert Choir, 3 - Publicity Chairman5 French Club - 2, 35 Governor's School Nominee - 35 Hi I Q Bowl Team - 3. Petty, Cynthia Gail, Cindy C.0.0. - 35 Chorus - 15 Spanish Club-1. Petty, Charles Michael, Mike Chorus - 3. Phillippie, Donald Ray, Donald V.I.C.A. - 2, 35 I.C.T. -2. 3. Pittman, john Kennedy, Ken National Honor Society - 2, 35 French National Honor Society - 2. Poteat, Marisa Gayle, Gayle Homecoming Sponsor - 15 Football Sponsor - 35 Prom Server - 15 G.A.A. - 15 Health Occupations Award. Pratt, Kelvin Keith, Keith Coach Evans Assistant - 2, 35 V.I.C.A. - 25 I.C.T. - 35' Football - Varsity - 2, 35 Ir. Varsity - 1. Price, Beverly Dawn, Beverly Homeroom Officer - 3, Secretary5 Football Sponsor 1- 2, 35 Keyettes - 2, 35 Library Assistant- 3. Pulliam, Larry Donnell, Larry V.l.C.A. - 2, 35 Wrestling - 2. Putnam, Kenny Lee, Kenny Key Club - 2, 35 Bible Club - 1, 2, 35 Baseball -- Ir. Varsity - 1, 25 Basket- ball - Ir. Varsity - 1, 2. Ray, Mary Katherine, Kati School Spirit Committee - 15 Class Officer - 1, 2, Treasurer5 Homeroom Officer - 1, 2, 3, Secretary5 Home- coming Sponsor - 1, 35 Football Sponsor - 2, 35 Iunior Ushers - 2, 35 Barker - 15 Keyettes - 2, 35 Main Office Assistant - 35 Concert Choir - 2, 35 Chorus - 15 Orchestra - 1, 2, 3 - All State Orchestra - 2, 35 French Club - 1, 2. Redding, Sherri Fay, Sherri Tutors - 35 Library Assistant -- 2. Reynolds, Peter Charles, Pete Rhodes, Iane Stuart, Vane National Honor Society -- 2, 35 Key- ettes - 1, 25 School Spirit Committee - 25 G.A.A. - 2. Rich, Alexis Ann, Alexis Inter-club Council - 25 Civinettes - 35 D.E.C.A. - 35 F.H.A. - 2, 3, Presi- dentg Exchangettes - 2. Richards, Cathy Lynn, Cath Barker - 15 Keyettes - 1, 2, 35 Bible Club - 1, 2, 35 Guidance Assistant- 1, 25 Spanish Club - 3. Riggs, jayne Harris, 'Yayne Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurerg Senior Superlative5 Mr. Guthrie's Assistant - 35 D.E.C.A. - 35 Band - 1, 2. Robertson, Franci Gaye, Franci Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretary, 2, President, 3, Treasurer5 National Honor Society - 2, 35 Football Spon- sor - 2, 35 Barker - 15 Coaches' Assistant - 25 Spanish Club - 15 A.F.S.-1, 2. Robertson, Desmond Windell Ir., Windell Homeroom Officer - 3, Treasurer5 National Honor Society - 2, 35 Civi- tans - 2, 3, Chaplain5 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 35 Mon- ogram Club - 1, 2, 35 Wrestling - 1, 2, 35 Baseball - Varsity - 1, 2, 35 Football - Varsity - 2, 35 Ir. Varsity - 15 All Conference - Honorable Mention - 35 All City-County Foot- ball - 35 Morehead Nominee - 3. Robinson, Nancy Salem, Nancy School Spirit Committee - 25 Key- ettes - 2, 35 Tutors - 35 English Assistant- 25 P.E. Assistant- 2. Rogers, Donna Marie, Donna National Honor Society - 2, 35 Span- ish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Rogers, Kathy Novella, Kathy Rogers, Victoria, Victoria Civinettes - 25 Basketball- 3. goorback, Frederick Donald, Fred- ie Escort- 35 Key Club - 2, 35 Baseball - Varsity - 2, 3. Ross, Iohn Wesley, Ross Civitans - 2, 35 Monogram Club - 1, 2, 35 Football - Varsity - 2, 35 Ir. Varsity - 15 Track - 2, 35 Basketball Statistician - 1. 2. Ross, Robert Franklin, Robert Senior Superlative - 35 Barker - 1' Civitans -- 2, 35 Spanish Club - 2. Rudisill, Michael E., Mike V.I.C.A. - 2, 35 I.C.T. - 2, 3. Russell, Richard Glenn, Richard National Honor Society - 35 Basket- ball- Varsity - 3. Ryskiewich, Paul Daniel, Pa ul Transfer Student- 35 Homeroom Officer - 3, Vice-President5 Interact - 35 National Honor Society - 3. Schoonover, Richard Gwyn, Dick Student Body Officer - 25 Home- room Officer - 2, President5 Senior Superlative - 35 Civitans - 2, 35 Monogram Club - President, 2, 25 National Forensic League - 1, 25 Football - Varsity - 35 Ir. Varsity - 15 Track - 15 Monogram Club Award - 2. Scott, Dawn Scott, Dawn Inter-club Council - 35 National Honor Society - 2, 35 Paragon - 35 Civinettes - 2, 3, President5 Various Art Awards including the Art Award given by the Paragon Staff. Shambley, Patricia Ann, Patricia Tutors - 3. Shannon, Robert Patrick, Look-it Wrestling - 15 Football - Varsity - 35 Ir. Varsity - 2. Sharpe, Cathy Lynn, Cathy 9 Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurerg National Honor Society - 2, 35 Prom Committee Chairman - 25 Doe- Wah-Iack - 15 Keyettes - 2, 35 Orchestra - 1, 23 French Club - 13 Cheerleaders - 3. Sharpe, james Carlton, Carlton I.C.T. - 3. Shatterly, Kathy Elaine, Kathy Shaw, Shirley Ann, Shirley Tutors - 2. Shelton, Cynthia Renee, Cindy Spanish Club - 13 F.H.A. - 3. Shelton, Kenneth Neil, Kenny Inter-club Council - 33 Homeroom Officer - 2, President, 3, Vice-Presi- dent3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Civitans - 2, Board-of-Directors, 3, President, Governor of N.C. District East3 Spanish National Honor Soci- ety - 2, 33 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Wrestling - 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain3 Football -- Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 33 City-County Wres- tling Champion3 U.S.W.F. - 2, 33 Alamance County Heart Fund Board-of-Directors - 3. Shepherd, Sharon Denise, Sharon Guidance Office Assistant - 23 Coaches' Assistant - 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Sikes, Cynthia, Cindy Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretaryg National Honor Society - 33 Bible Club - 23 Orchestra - 1, 2, 33 Span- ish Club - 1, 23 School Spirit Com- mittee - 1, 2, 33 Elections Committee - 23 A.F.S. - 23 Laurelettes - 1, 2, Chaplain3 Library Assistant- 3. Simnor, Maureen Patricia, Mau- reen School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 National Honor Society - 33 Civi- nettes - 2, 33 Spanish Club - 1, 23 Spanish National Honor Society -- 2, 3. Sims, Wanda Denise, Denise National Honor Society - 2, 33 Bible Club - 2, 33 Chorus - 1, 23 Concert Choir - 33 Spanish Club - 1, 2, Vice-President, 3, Vice-President3 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Sink, Sally Lynn, Sally Football Sponsor - 33 Bible Club - 23 Attendance Office Assistant - 33 Biology Assistant - 23 Health Careers Club - 3, Treasurer. Slott, Ann Elizabeth, Ann Homeroom Officer - 33 Barker - 13 Tutors - 33 Choral Office Assistant - 23 French Club - 1, 23 School Spirit Committee - 1, 2. Smedberg, Benjamin Bingham, Bingham Football - Varsity, Ir. Varsity - 1, 2, 3 - Trainer3 Basketball - Varsity, Ir. Varsity - 1, 2, 3 - Trainer3 Ath- letic Department Service Award. Smith, David Wiley, C. D. Escort - 33 Civitans - 2, 33 Mono- gram Club - 23 Baseball - Varsity - 1, 2, 33 Basketball - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Cross Country - 1. Smith, Deborah Marie, Debbie Inter-club Council - 33 Elections Committee - 23 School Spirit Com- mittee - 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Officer - 3, Vice-President3 National Honor Society -- 2, 33 Homecoming Spon- sor - 33 Football Sponsor - 1, 23 P.E. Assistant -- 23 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, President3 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 33 Laurelettes -- 1, 2. Smith, Lenwood Perkins, Lenwood Inter-club Council - 3, Vice-Presi- dent3 School Spirit Committee -- 23 Constitution Revision Committee - 33 Homeroom Officer - 2, Vice-Pres- ident, 3, Vice-President3 National Honor Society -- 2, 3, President3 Prom Server - 13 Interact -- 2, 33 Concert Choir - 2, 33 Band - 1, 2, 3 - All-State - 2, 33 Orchestra - 1, 2, 3 - All-State - 2, 33 Drum Major - 33 Spanish Club - 13 Monogram Club - 23 Clowns - 33 Track - 1, 23 Morehead Semi-Finalist3 Mainpoint 1973 Bureau Chief - 33 High I.Q. Team - 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students - 3. Smith, Michael Lee, Mike Key Club - 2, 33 Bus Driver - 2. Smith, Teresa Ann, Teresa Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretary3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Barker - 2, 33 Grapplettes - 2, 3, Secretary3 Bible Club - 23 Laure- lettes - 1, 23 School Spirit Commit- tee - 1, 23 Spanish Club - 1, 23 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Spears, john Walter, Walter if We .4 NNI 3 2 Escort - 23 Key Club - 2, 3, Parlia- mentarian3 Football - Ir. Varsity - 1. Staley, Rebecca Louise, Becky Homeroom Officer - 1, President3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Biol- ogy Assistant - 23 G.A.A. - 13 French National Honor Society - 2. Stewart, Dan Frederick, Butch National Honor Society - 33 Escort - 23 Interact -- 2, 33 Monogram Club - 2, 33 Baseball- Varsity - 1, 2, 3. Stone, jerry Dell jr., Dell V.I.C.A. - 2, 3. Stubblefield, Susan Gail, Stub Homeroom Officer - 2, Vice-Presi- dent, 3, Secretary3 Barker - 13 Key- ettes - 2, 33 Chorus - 1, 23 Concert Choir - 33 Clowns - 3. Styles, Kelly Ernest, Kelly Barker - 1, 23 Spanish Club - 1. Sullivan, Timothy Kitson, Tim Class Officer - President, 33 Prom Committee - 23 Elections Commit- tee - 33 First International Barbara Hershey Fan Club of Burlington, N.C. Swaim, johnny Franklin, '7ohnny V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 I.C.T. - 2, 3. Swanson, Gregory Verne, Greg Student Council Chairman - 35 Elections Committee - 2, 33 Mini- Spectacular Committee - 1, 32 School Spirit Committee - 33 Assemblies Committee - 33 Consti- tutional Revision Committee - 39 Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, President3 Senior Superlative i Q f A' . - MM' F, ff 2,.--- 'WI . . , . I E i ' XX - 33 Prom Server Chairman - 23 Prom Server - 13 Paragon - 1, 33 Interact - 2, 3, President3 Guidance Office Assistant - 33 Band - 1, 2, 33 Stage Band - 1, 2, 33 Debating Team - 33 National Forensic League - 33 National Merit Semi-Finalist - 33 Morehead Finalist - 33 Presidential Classroom for Young Americans - 33 Mainpoint 1973 - News Bureau Chief- 33 High I.Q. Team - 3, Cap- tain3 Christmas Cheer Project - 2, 33 Citizenship Award - 23 P.T.S.A. - Program Committee - 3. Sykes, Cheryl Ann, Cheryl National Honor Society - 2, 33 Span- ish Club - 23 Spanish National Honor Society - 2, 3. Tatum, Paul Raymond, Paul Baseball - Varsity - 33 Football - Varsity - 3. Terry, Timothy Ames, Tim D.E.C.A. - 3. Thompson, Larry Dean, Dean Guidance Office Assistant - 33 D.E.C.A. - 2, 3. Thompson, Mike O., Mike Tillett, Ellen Thomas, Ellen National Honor Society -- 2, 33 French National Honor Society - 2. Touloupas, Iacquelin Alexis, '1ackie Elections Committee - 23 Mini- Spectacular Committee - 3, Chair- man3 School Spirit Committee - 1, 23 Homecoming Sponsor - 2, 33 Civi- nettes - 2, 33 Coaches' Office Assist- ant - 23 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Society - 23 Citizen- ship Award - 1. Troxler, Larry Ralph, Larry National Honor Society - 2, 33 Golf - 1, 2, 3. Turner, Andrew, Windy V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 Football- Varsity - 33 Ir. Varsity - 23 Track - 2, 3. Vaughan, David Alan, Vaughn School Spirit Committee - 33 Attendance Office Assistant - 1, 2, 33 Chorus - 33 Exchange Club - 23 French Club - 1, 23 Dramatics Club - 2. Vaughn, Molly Ruth, Molly V.I.C.A. - 23 C.0.0. - 33 P.E. Assist- ant - 2. Vestal, William David, Bill Homeroom Officer - 23 Civitans - 2, 33 Football - Ir. Varsity - 1. Vincent, William Paschal, Bird V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 Football - Ir. Varsity - 2. Walker, Gwendolyn Denise, Gwen Walker, Thomas jeffrey, Tommy V.I.C.A. - 2, 3. Wall, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Homeroom Officer - 1, Treasurer, 2, Treasurer, 3, President3 Doe-Wah- Iack - 2, 3, Business Manager. Wall, Phillip Ray, Phillip V.I.C.A. - 2, 3. Wall, Tony Lynn, Tony Homeroom Officer - 2, Secretary, 3, Secretary and Treasurer3 Senior Superlative - 33 Interact- 2, 33 V.I.C.A. - 2, 33 Football- Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 1. Waller, William I. Ir., Billy Monogram Club - 2, 33 Wrestling - 1, 23 Football - Varsity - 2, 33 Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 3. Walters, james Clyde, Clyde I.C.T. - 3. Ward, Sandra Kay, Sandra National Honor Society -.33 Chorus - 1, 33 Concert Choir - 23 Dramatics Play -- 13 Chemistry Club - 2. Warren, james Edwin, '7immy Homeroom Officer - 33 Doe-Wah- Iack - 33 Interact - 2, 33 Monogram Hema.:sW.,.a..ts-':m.... . . ...wQs..1..f.: '.-- :ies-ezffrw--. ww-...M31.Qwean,.zaxmf.f......51i.fasszeasa as .. Club - 2, 33 Golf- 1, 2, 33 Basketball - Ir. Varsity - 1, 23 Cross Country - 1. Warren, Patricia Ann, Ann G.A.A. - 13 Health Occupations Award - 2. Weadon, David Allan, David Senior Superlative - 33 Tutors - 33 Guidance Office Assistant - 23 Con- cert Choir - 1, 2, 33 School Organist - 1, 2, 3. Webster, Beth Rene, Beth Homeroom Officer - 1, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Treasurer3 V.I.C.A. - 23 C.0.0. - 3. Webster, Cary Lee, Lee Interact - 2, 33 Tutors - 33 Mono- gram Club - 1, 2, 33 Baseball - Var- sity - 1, 2, 33 All City-County Base- ball Team. Wernicki, Gloria, Glo Homeroom Officer -- 1, Secretary, 2, Secretary3 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Football Sponsor - 23 Prom Committee Chairman - 23 Keyettes - 2, 33 Bible Club - 33 French Club - 1, 23 French National Honor Soci- ety - 23 Dramatics Club - 33 A.F.S. - 1, 2, Secretary3 Summer Scholars Program 1973. Wheat, Maureen Ann, Maureen National Honor Society - 33 Paraq gon - 2, 3, Editor3 Biology Assistant 3 - 23 English Assistant - 33 Exchan- l gettes - 23 Forensic League - 33 Drama Club - 33 Spanish Club - 1, l 23 School Spirit Committee - 1, 23l Tennis - 2, 33 G.A.A. - 1, 2. 3 Whitaker, Pamela Io, Whit School Spirit Committee - 1, 233 Elections Committee - 23 National 3 Honor Society - 33 Prom Server - 13 Grapplettes -- 33 Bible Club - 23 Choral Assistant - 23 Chorus -- 1, 23 Spanish Club - 1, 23 Laurelettes - 2, Secretary3 A.F.S. - 2. White, Eric Scott, Eric I.C.T. - 3. White, joseph Graham, Graham National Honor Society - 33 Interact - 2, 33 Monogram Club - 23 Football - Ir. Varsity - 13 Track - 1. White, Kenneth Michael, Ken National Honor Society - 33 Key Club - 23 Band - 1, 2, 3 - All State Band - 1973: All State Band - 1974, Band President - 33 Orchestra - 2, 3. Wiest, jacqueline Kay, 'jacque National Honor Society - 2, 33 Para- gon - 33 Chorus - 1, 2, 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students -- 33 National Merit Schol- arship Finalist - 33 F.H.A. - 2, 33 German Club - 13 School Spirit Committee - 2. Wiggins, Diane Faye, Diane National Honor Society - 33 Home- coming Sponsor - 33 Civinettes - 33 Exchangettes - 23 C.0.0. - 33 F.H.A. - 2, Secretary. Wiley, Sharon Lea, Sharon Homeroom Officer - 1, Secretaryg Football Sponsor -- 23 Chorus - 23 G.A.A. - 1. Wilkinson, john Scott jr., Scott Escort - 23 Civitans - 33 Chorus - 1, 2. Williams, Maureen Kay, Maureen School Spirit Committee - 33 National Honor Society - 2, 33 Lau- relettes - 1, 23 French Club - 1, 2, 3, Secretaryg French National Honor Society - 2, 33 National Merit Asso- ciation Letter of Commendation - 33 Certicat de Merit en francais - 1, 23 Scholastic Art Awards Certificate of Merit- 2. Williamson, Robin Angela, Robin G.A.A. - 13 F.H.A. - 3. 4 Wood, john Gregory, Greg Homeroom Officer - 13 Key Club -- 2, 3, Vice-President. Wood, Sharon Ann, Sharon National Honor Society - 33 C.0.0. - 3. Wooten, Connie Marie, Connie Keyettes -- 2, Treasurer, 33 Biology Assistant - 23 Chorus - 13 G.A.A. - 13 Bible Club - 2. Wrenn, Blanche Delia, Blanche National Honor Society - 2, 33 Biol- ogy Assistant- 2, 33 Spanish Club - 2, 33 Spanish National Honor Society - 3. Wright, Cannie Elaine, Elaine 41 Library Assistant - 1, 2. Wright, Obra Van, Obra V.I.C.A. - 23 Chorus - 1. Yarbor, james Leander, 'james Homeroom Officer - 2, President Senior Superlative - 33 Doe-Wah- Iack - 33 Football - Varsity - 2, 3 Ir. Varsity - 1. Young, jeffrey Kellum, 'jeff Homeroom Officer - 2, President Civitans - 2: Spanish Club - 13 Tal- ent Show - 2, 3. 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