York Road High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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Our deepest appreciation is extended to our advisers for their unceas- ing work and advice, to our principals and faculty for their guidance and instruction, to our parents for their inimitable faith, to our supporters for their contributions, and to all for unselfish and patient understanding. It is our sincere hope that this edition of THE WAPITI will serve as a constant and happy reminder of all of these entities as we pictorially pre- sent Traveling through Wapitiland, 1965. Our TKotto: u J3iSerty of Society through Se fhDisciphne ' 1 Qlncfercfa erciassmen yiciiuiiies 5 A northwest view of our campus showing the gym- nasium and a portion of classroom building B. You are now within the portals of York Road High School, af- fectionately called Wapitiland. As you proceed on your journey, you see structures wherein our students are prepared physically, mentally, and socially to cope with the struggles and strifes of everyday life. York Road is also a proving ground for some of the finest athletes in the world. When our athletes are victorious in battle, a hearty clinging and clanging is heard throughout Wapitiland . . . the Victory Bell. Our victory bell is a dominant feature of our student center. Located in the southern part of our campus is our vocational building which houses our music department, art, home economics, and industrial arts departments. 6 These seniors engage in a typical Wapiti folk- moot before scampering off to class. Many lasting friendships are made here ir this favorite gathering spot. At last, a chance to relax, to chitchat and find out just what is happening. This is our Mr. Lea, caught unaware during a busy moment. There ' s nothing like conversing with old friends between classes! As you travel herein, an inquisitive glance gives you a tiny wisp of campus life. A superbly trained group of teachers and advisers guide the students on their merry way through Wapiti- land. We Wapitis are very human. Just as everyone else, we strive vigorously for excellence in every endeavor and relax just as diligently. 7 The development of our student body is constant and diverse. Within the realms of Wapitilandare facilities for each type of development; consequently, the progressive strides are noticeable on and off campus. We enjoy the challenge of the unknown. The experiments we do today may prove to be the gateway for future scientists and a better world tomor- row. We Wapitis would rather fight than NOT eat ! ! 8 We include in our acquisition of know- ledge atime for reflecting and for sharing, atime for developing one ' s creativity, and a time for appreciating that which tends to make life beautiful. Christmas--A beautiful Christmas scene and inspiring melodious music do their part to imbue us with the true spirit of the season. Thanksgiving--A time for us to count our blessings and then to Falling into fashion means so much when we ' ve actually help- share with others. ed the fashions become realities. We learn early to appreciate beauty. We take pride in our princess on parade. 9 To you, Mrs. Mary Harper, we dedicate our yearbook. Your posi- tion on the faculty has been an immense credit to York Road High School. Your guidance through the years has contributed greatly toward our emotional and educational development. Each student of the Class of ' 65 owes to you much gratitude. Because of these specified qualities and many others, we dedicate to you, Mrs. Harper, the 1965 edition of THE WAPITI. m mmimm Mr. Gerson L. Stroud PRINCIPAL Uhe J j rincipafs JlCessaye This must, indeed, be a pleasant time for those of you who are now grad- uating from York Road High School. Your class is among the finest gradu- ating classes that I have had the plea- sure of knowing, and I am quite proud to have been associated with you. Con- gratulations to each member of the Class of 1965. You should realize, however, that these past three years were meant not to educate you, but to provide you with the means for educating yourselves, for life itself is a lengthy process of educa- tion. Take advantage of every opportuni- ty, for one of life ' s greatest lessons is the recognition of opportunity when it comes. If all of you go on to become dis- tinguished within yourselves, if each of you demand answers to questions that must be asked regardless of the conse- quences, if each of you speak up when you see injustice and man ' s inhumanity to man, and if each of you become wise enough to know true humility in your lifetime, then we who knew and taught you in your younger days can ask for no greater reward. With best wishes, Mrs. Virginia T. Johnson Secretary to Principal Ever mindful of the development of the whole” child, faculty committees meet constantly to plan and eval- uate the curricula of the school. Mr. Thomas Abrams Mrs. Bobbie Berry Mr. John Blackwell Mr. Gardner Brown Mr. Collins Bryce Mrs. Letha Caldwell Mr. Joseph Chambers Mrs. Annie Collier 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Dargan Mrs. Cathrilla Davis Mr. Samuel Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Mrs. Gloria Durante Mrs. Earline Forte Miss Hiawatha Foster Miss June Gilliard ! Mrs. Mildred Grier Mrs. Mattie Grigsby Mrs. Esther Hargrave Mrs. Mary Harper Miss Jean Hayes Mrs. Norma Holden Mr. Earl Kirkland Mr. Jerry Lea Mr. William Leak Mr. Willie Little Mr. Robert Lofton Miss Ellen Moore Mr. John Montgomery Miss Margie Morris Miss Aleathia Nicholson Mrs. Edna Ratliff Mrs. Juanita Reid Mr. Francis Roberts Mrs. Lessie Russell Mr. George Sadler, Jr. Mr. Charles Sanders Mr. Claude Saunders Mrs. Marie Scott Mrs. Vera Simms Mr. Charles Smalls Miss June Smith Miss Perlyn Souder Mr. Thomas Spence Mrs. Grace Stevenson Mr. William Strong Mr. Fred Thompson Mrs. Klara Vinson Mr. Calvin Wallace Mrs. Wilhelmina White Mrs. Wilhelmena Wilson 16 Senior Gfass Officers President Charlie Hopkins Vice-President Roberta Avery Secretary Betty Floyd Assistant Secretary .... Carolyn Harris Treasurer Brenda Davis Parliamentarian .... Michael McCauley Reporter Cathelene Mason Chaplain Barbara Hasty STANDING: Mrs. Wilhelmina White, Mr. John Blackwell. SEATED: Mrs. Mary Harper, Mrs. Mattie Grigsby. LENWARD ADAMS PEARL AVERY ROBERTA AVERY WILLIE BAILEY Seniors ALBERT BAXTER JOHNNY BLACK JOHN BLACKMON OTTO BLAKE GERALD BLYTHE AGGIE BUCHANAN LESLIE BURTON ROSA BYRD 19 SHIRLEY CARROUTHERS PATRICIA COOPER JAMES CHERRY ROBERT COOPER EDDIE CLARK MINNIE CORNWELL CELESTE CLINTON WILBERT COVINGTON BETTY CUNNINGHAM MARY DARBY WILLIE DAVIDSON LULA CRAIG BRENDA DAVIS LEON DAVIS English IV- -Perhaps the most difficult obstacle to overcome before graduation . . . Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, book reviews, essays, research papers, parallelism! ! Who said a senior ' s life was easy? PHYLLIS DAVIS FREDDIE DIAL MELVIN DRAKEFORD BRENDA DUREN 21 CALVIN ELLISON GEORGE ERWIN JAMES ERWIN ROBERT FALLS Pythagoras, Archimedes, Euclid, Descartes and their geometric con- cepts have truly proved to be the genesis of contemporary learning for contemporary students. Explain this theorem, the students constantly hear! Let’s apply a little logic. A Geometry Class JOHN FERGUSON BETTY FLOYD LINDA FLOYD JESSIE FOSTER WILLIE FRAZIER JETHER FUNDERBURK SHIRLEY GABRIEL ALVIN GRIER JOHNNIE GAITHER THOMAS GRIER VIRGINIA GILLIARD CAROLYN HARRIS ALEXANDER GOODE JANIE HARRIS 23 40 Family Living-- A course planned for both boys and girls at the upper high school level. Seniors eagerly enroll in the course for direction and guid- ance in preparing for marriage and homemaking. Observe the discussion and demonstration on the Dress Right program. 24 BARBARA HASTY CHARLIE HOPKINS PEGGY HEMPHILL JOSEPH HORTON MARION HILL SYLVIA HUNT ALFRED HOOD CAROLYN JACKSON LORETTA JACKSON ROSA JAMES DAVID JAMISON MARY JEFFERSON 25 BOBBY JOHNSON EDNA JOHNSON GLADYS JONES RALPH KEARNS JESSIE KING HARDING KIRKLEY BRENDA KISER LINDA KISER HAZELINE LAWRENCE Shorthand- -Dictation, speed, accuracy=good secretaries and a chance to succeed in the business world. All of these qualities are thoroughly dis- cussed before the practical work begins. CATHERINE LEACH CAROLYN LEDBETTER GILLIE LEWIS HOWARD LOGAN PHYLLIS LOWERY 27 michael mccauley CLARKIE McCLAIN MARGIE MCDONALD SAMUEL MCDONALD Industrial Arts- -A place for the application of practical skills . . . For seniors, the course offers a chance to excel in printing and mechanical drawing, an opportunity to continue to produce the beautiful from natural resources. ROSIE McILWAINE RICHARD MAPLE i CATHELENE MASON RUFUS MASON HEZEKIAH MASSEY JAMES MASSEY DORIS MASSEY ELIZABETH MASSEY CURTIS MAYHEW NORMAN MITCHELL EDWARD MONTGOMERY WILLIE MORROW SAMUEL NASH ANNIE NESBITT 29 JAMES PARKER BETTY PATTERSON MABLE PATTERSON PAUL PENDERGRASS ALBERT PETTICE BETTY POTTS PAULETTE POWELL CLYDE POWERS J 30 LARRY REID EVELYN SPRINGS MARY ROBINSON NANCY SPRINGS SHELIA THREATT HELEN TILLMAN OLA SHANNON MARION THOMPSON WILLIAM WAITERS BRENDA REID ROSETTA SMITH MARLENE THOMPSON 31 KATHLEEN WALLACE NAOMI WALLACE BARBARA WELCH LIONEL WESTBROOK SYLVIA WATTE GEORGE WHITE ROGER WEATHERS JANICE WHITE DAVID WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS ROBERT WOODS RITA YOUNG 32 American history students are enlightened as they study America ' s economic system, its great leaders, and the democratic prin- ciples on which our country is structured. A Class in U. S. History t Juniors Junior C ass Officers President Robert Massey Vice-President Dorothy Faust Secretary Carolyn Pettice Assistant Secretary .... Barbara Garrett Treasurer Sarah Gaston Parliamentarian Joseph Talley Reporter Patricia Young English III Students find many parallels between the study of American literature and American history. Studying such writers as Frank- lin, Thoreau, Twain, Wilder, and Heming- way- -along with many others--eleventh graders are inspired to continue the de- velopment of their writing, speaking, and reading skills. Waddell Adams Betty Alexander Carolyn Alexander Carolyn Alston Clinton Autry Georgia Bailey Johnny Barnes Patricia Barnett William Belk Phyllis Bess Kay Rogers Blake Wanda Bowman umors Eddie Brently Barbara Bridges John Burris Lethel Caldwell Shirley Caldwell Thomas Caldwell Jonas Campbell Randolph Canty 35 Charles Cooper Doretha Cooper Paul Culbreth Brenda Cunningham Clarence Davis Geraldine Davis John Davis Nancy Davis Queen Davis Reatha Davis Kertine Edwards Dianne Ervin Ji amors James Fant Cephus Farmer Dorothy Faust Freddie Feely Willie Ferguson Maxine Fisher Corrie Foster Carolyn Gaither Barbara Garrett James Garrett Sarah Gaston 36 James Gause Bessie Mae Givens Frank Grier James Grier Joe Grier Leon Grier Marion Grier Lenday Griffin Armstead Harris John Harris Joseph Harris Robert Harris John Hart Mack Arthur Hart Shirley Hart Thomas Hearn Fred Heath Jessie Hemphill Glenwood Hill Simon Hooper Eva Hope Glenda Howard Lawrence Izzard 37 Brenda Jackson Lewis Jackson Robert Jackson Curtis Johnson Alexander Jones Curtis Jones Delores Jones Rufus Jones J7« umors Helen Jordan William Jordan Charles Joseph Mary Joyner Carolyn Kelly Hermie Lee King John Lathan Millie Lawrence Samuel Leary John Logan Linda Luallen Anne Lee Lunn Shirley McAfee Mattie Bell McCrory Roosevelt McCullough 38 Geraldine McDaniel Carolyn Mclllwaine Roscoe McKinney Allen McManus Naomi McMullen Jenny Mason Marilyn Massey Robert Massey Delores Mayhew Jentlyn Mitchell Kenneth Mitchell Otis Mobley Jt umors Norella Morrow Anderson Nash Jerry Osborne Louis Patterson Jimmy Pendergrass Mary Perkins Carolyn Pettice Formanda Phillips Charlie Potts Larry Ray Barry Reid 39 Charles Reid George Reid Larry Reid James Rhyme Jannie Richmond Luther Roberts Alfred Rogers Joyce Salder Luther Shankle Eddie Sifford Betty Simpson Melvin Sims J7, amors Clayton Smith Ethel Smith Janice Smith Mattie Smith Otis Smith Samuel Smith Virginia Smith Catherine Sterling Robert E. Stradford Robert L. Stradford Joseph Talley 40 Donald Taylor James Thompson Vernard Thompson Willie Thompson Fade Turner Josephine Waddell Clara Wallace Paul Walls Jackie Watkins Vivian Weatherford Gloria Weathers Ernestine Welch uniors Willie Welch William Weldon Mary White Edna Williams Mary Williams Jerome Withers Delores Woods Donald Woods Drake Worley Herman Young Patricia Young 41 Sophomores SonAc opnomore O ass Officers President Donnie Hoover Vice-President Jack Massey Secretary Myra Cooper Assistant Secretary and Treasurer . Ruby Grier English II A Biology Class Keeping their eyes and minds constantly open, this biology class on a field trip observes different species of trees and its genus. Reviewing terminology of grammar, this class in English pre- pares for the compositions, book reports, themes, and paragraphs that await them during the year. 42 Todd Adams Carolyn Aiken Boyce Alexander Fred Alexander Mary Alexander Alice Alston Carolyn Alston Carolyn Ardrey Patricia Barber Carolyn Beatty Brennetta Bennett Annette Blackmon James Bradford Clarence Brown Delores Brown Idelia Brown Martha Brown Shirley Byrd Audrey Caldwell Harry Canty Gwendolyn Carr Brenda Cathey Henrietta Cherry Joe Cole Larry Cook Myra Cooper Pervis Culbreth Geraldine Cunningham Kay Davidson Annie Bell Davis Dietra Davis Donald Davis Dorinda Davis Larry Davis Willie Davis Benjamin Dixon Jimmy Dowell Walter Dowell Priscilla Drakeford 43 Sophomores William Dye Hazel Ervin Wallace Ervin Willette Ervin Arthur Fant Linda Ferguson Mary Ferguson Theodore Ferguson Sammie Fleming Alberta Floyd Thomas Floyd Sandra Ford Betty Foster Robert Foster Orlanda Funderburk Earl Gabriel Ralph Gabriel Jimmy Gaither Winnifred Gaston Doris Gatewood Ruthell Gause Barbara Goodman Patricia Goodman Warren Goodman Norma Gray Rosemary Gray Carolyn Grier Frances Grier Harold Grier Joyce Grier Odell Grier Robert Grier Ruby Grier Samuel Grier Elbert Halsey Roosevelt Halsey Ola Hamilton Sylvester Harris Thomas Anne Harris 44 op ho mores Timothy Harris Sandra Harvell Willie Hemphill Joyce Hicklen Lula Hill Woodrow Hill Brenda Hinson Linda Holly Annie Hooper Donnie Hoover Robbie Horton Evelyn Howie Shirley Hyatt Barnwell Jacobs Edna Jackson Dorothy Jant Beatrice Johnson Herman Johnson Patricia Johnson Vermeil Johnson Clifton Jones Thomas Jones William Jones Doris Kearns Eddie Lampkin David Knox Wilbert Lawery Emma Lawrence Rosa Lewis Shirley Lilley Shirley Lunn Sanfra McCathorine Clarence McClain Milas McClain James McCollie Ollie McCorbin Curtis Mcllwaine Daisy Mcllwaine Eugene Macky 45 Sophomores James Marble Henrietta Martin Jack Massey Patricia Massey Shirley Mathis Ella Miller Moses Mitchell Nelson Mitchell Pauline Moore Benjamin Morrow Linda Nance Don Palmer Curtis Parker Ruthie Patrick Barbara Pauley Betty Pauley Devera Pearson Henry Pettus Ruddy Pettus James Phifer Brenda Phillips Lamar Potts John Powers Barney Reid Curtis Reid George Reid Janet Rivers Bertha Ross Hattie Sanders Michael Scatt Linda Senior James Sifford Buster Sinclair Cynthia Sizer James Ske lton Jay Hugh Smith Mary R. Smith Patricia Smith 46 Sophomores Marvin Springs Colell Steele Jesse Stowe Leroy Stradford Sharon Sturdivant Peggy Smith William Smith Geraldine Springs Kenneth Taylor Frank Walker James Wallace John Wallace William Wallace Jeanette Walton Ditricia Watson Lillie Watson Clarence Watt Gail Watte Joseph Weathers Sherry Weathers Betty Welch Josephine Welch Hairel Weldon Barbara Westbrook Sharion White Willie Mae White Carolyn White Robert White Rosa Wilson Gerome Williams Ulysses Withers Charles Woods Diane Woods Eleanor Worley Johnny Wright Willie Wright Cynthia Young Vivian Young I I 47 . . . AND THE CLASSES CONTINUE . . . Physical Education in Action! Both male and female enjoy physical education classes. Good sportsman- ship, physical fitness, game funda- mentals --all add up to fun galore! ! From the ancient and classical ages of man to the present age with its many advances and conflicts . . .This is World history--a general study of the progress of mankind. A Class in World History. Driver Education in Practice ! Driver Education students are eager to learn the fundamentals of driving. Good vision, common sense and skill are requisites for succeeding. These students also learn the parts and proper care of the car. . PRODUCTION STAFF Co-Editors- Gladys Jones Hezekiah Massey Copy- Jessie Foster Betty Floyd Catherine Leach Carolyn Ledbetter Patricia Cooper Features- Michael McCauley Sports - Charlie Hopkins Photography- Jether Funderburk Art- Jerry Osborne Adviser- Mrs. M. T. Harper Faculty Photographers - Mr. Claude Saunders Mr. Charles Sanders BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers- Harding Kirkley Peggy Hemphill Advertising and Subscriptions - Brenda Davis Carolyn Harris Raiford Harris Barbara Hasty Mable Patterson David Williams Annie Nesbitt Shirley Carrouthers Linda Floyd Jessie King Phyllis Lowery Betty Patterson Adviser - Mrs. L. L. Russell I - MUSS I 50 t Journalism and J) ram alias An unusual combination, but an effective one in this instance . . . When these students are not preparing an edition of the school newspaper, THE ANTLER, they concentrate on dramatic productions. Phase I: Direct experiences- -Publication and evaluation of THE ANTLER Phase II: Vicarious experiences- - Kays Gary gives pointers to prospective journalists and shares his experiences with the class. Phase III: Dramatics- - An opportunity to delve into the comic and tragic sides of life through inter- preting and portraying characters and their actions. Adviser-Mrs. G. B. Durante 51 G ie GtuJevJ Gouncif THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Dorothy Faust, Re- presentative-County-wide Student Council; Carolyn Pettice, Vice- President; Janice White, Recording Secretary; Betty Floyd, Correspond- ing Secretary; Joseph Talley, State Parliamentarian; Gloria Weathers, Treasurer; Barbara Hasty, Chap- lain; Jether Funderburk, Parliamen- tarian; Patricia Young, Reporter. STANDING: Carolyn Ledbetter, President. Advisers: Miss J. V. Gilliard, Mrs. M. S. Grigsby. 52 ' JAe 7! meric an Kerf Cross President Carolyn Pettice Vice-President .... Marion Hill Secretary Marilyn Massey Assistant Secretary .Mary Williams Treasurer Sarah Gaston Parliamentarian . . . Drake Worley Reporter Bobby Johnson Chaplain Carolyn Harris Advisers Mrs. E. Dixon Mr. J. Blackwell President Jimmy Harris Vice-President . . . . Rosa James Secretary . . . . v Phyllis Lowery Assistant Secretary Marilyn Massey Reporters Alfred Hood Carolyn Ardrey Adviser. Mrs. M. T. Scott 53 OCew 3Jc omemarers o Jeers oj J7L merica N H A INSTALLATION PROGRAM President Vice-President . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian . . Historian Song Leader .... . . Janie Harris . Patricia Cooper . Phyllis Lowery . . Brenda Duren . .Roberta Avery . . Brenda Davis . Betty Patterson Margie McDonald Mrs. E. Hargrave 54 Adviser Sationa Sfonor Society President Harding Kirkley Vice-President . .Gloria Weathers Secretary Geraldine Davis Assistant Secretary . Gladys Jones Treasurer .... Hezekiah Massey Newly inducted members: Robert Massey Marian Thompson Josephine Waddell Advisers Mrs. J. P. Reid Mrs. M. S. Grigsby emor y -s eens 55 President-Peggy Hemphill, Vice-President-Michael McCauley, Secretary-Gladys Jones, Assistant Secretary- Linda Floyd, Treasurer-Harding Kirley, Parliamentarian-Doris Gatewood, Historian-Marian Thompson Adviser-Mrs. K. D. Vinson. AdViser-Mrs. E. C. Forte 56 157 President-Naomi McMullen, Vice-President-Dorothy Faust, Secretary- Phyllis Bess, Assistant Secretary-Jentlyn Mitchell, Treasurer-Vivian Weatherford, Reporter-Betty Foster, Sergeant-at-Arms- Virginia Gilliard, Advisers- Mrs. L. L. Russell, Mr. T. Abrams. 58 President- Elizabeth Massey, Vice-President-Lula Craig, Secretary-Mary McGrant, Assistant Secretary-Brenda Reid, Treasurer-Sylvia Hunt, Adviser-Mr. C. N. Smalls. Go- o p es ' atiu e (D. 5 . (j uS Preparation and concentration! Could this be posing? ? ? President Vice-President . . . . Secretary Treasurer Secretary to Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms . . . . . . Robert Harris . . . Leroy Bennet Geraldine McDaniel . . . Brenda Kiser . .Cathelene Mason .... Alvin Grier Adviser Mr. R. Lofton A Spanish Class - LA PROFESORA explains to LOS ALUMNOS. 60 yor£ CRoacf Organization: President Roberta Avery Vice-President . Marian Thompson Secretary Janice White Treasurer Gloria Weathers Drum Major .... Waddell Adams Head Majorette . . .Barbara Hasty Majorettes . . . Virginia Gilliard Carolyn Harris Glenda Howard Carolyn Ledbetter Vivian Young Letter Girls Pearl Avery Hazeline Lawrence Deborah McCleve Clara Robinson Director . . .Mr. Joseph Chambers 62 JKarcnino Jjancf 63 orh CRoacf Orchestra SENIOR ORCHESTRA MEMBERS ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Carolyn Harris Robert Cooper Freddie Dial Willie Frazier President Vice-President . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Reporter . Willie Frazier . . Freddie Dial . . Mary White Eleanor Worley Jessie Hemphill Patricia Barber 64 S HERE TO STAY iERSHWIN 7 k Music by GEORGE GERSHWIN 60 - CATHELENE MASON 66 JIT ss ls )apiti GLENDA HOWARD arrousef CPrL nncess CAROLYN HARRIS 68 Gfa ass ueens JlCiss Junior G ass ERNESTINE WELCH cX °Mc_ Je A iv. 0y ' 0 ' J C]jT J S ' S Wa L Ton PEGGY HEMPHILL 69 Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Hemphill and Harding Kirkley BEST LOOKING Celeste Clinton and Leon Davis 70 cS emor u BEST DRESSED Elizabeth Massey and Alfred Hood “Soper IrAC P� « rS Patricia Coopc ' e Kirkl 71 MOST TALENTED Carolyn Ledbetter and Jimmy Harris cS MOST POPULAR Barbara Hasty and Charlie Hopkins enior uuperfali lues MOST ATHLETIC Doris Massey and William Waiters MOST HUMOROUS Carolyn Harris and Clarence Harrison 72 ■Eg MM SJlie Senior (iiapiii Sineup LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Little, Backfield Coach; Thomas Abrams, End Coach; Charles Sanders, Line Coach; F. L. Roberts, Head Coach, The progressive York Road Wapitis, after playing three years in the 2A athletic division, made their debut in the Western 4A Conference during the fall of ' 64. The Wapitis placed sixth in the conference, winning three and losing five games. These defenders of Wapitiland rolled over such teams as William Penn, Barr Street, and Torrence Lytl e, while losing to teams such as the Second Ward Tigers, ' 63 State Champions, by a score of 12-6 and the ' 64 Western 4A Champions, the Carver Yellow Jackets. These mighty Wapitis placed four players, Charlie Hop- kins, Billy Waiters, Robert Massey, and Eddie Brently, on the All- County team during their first year in 4A competi- tion. Charlie Hopkins also represented York Road in the Shrine Youth Bowl game. Although the senior Wapiti standouts will be missed, with Herman Young, Joseph Talley, Robert Massey, Alan Mc- Manus, and Eddie Brently returning, the team should be a strong contender for the championship of the ' 65 season. MAY THE MIGHTY AND PROGRESSIVE WAPITIS CONTIN- UE THIS UPWARD SURGE ! ! (j a rsiiij Coach - Mr. F. L. Roberts 76 RR ulers of URe Ufarlwoocf (-)apiti 7jars y J j as£eiSafl r Jeam RlasRetSaff in dlciion! ! Coach - Mr. Charles Sanders ■llilli U£ earn e Q ZJ ie JootSaff Cf earn in 7Iciion 78 Coach - Mr. Claude Sanders TRACK RECORD Since 1958 38 consecutive victories i i rniv.r.i ' .iil i i ' u J i. ict -v4ctories Our Championship Orach ream UNDEFEATED YORK ROAD WINS STATE TRACK TITLE Athletic Department News Release Spring, 1964 The Wapiti cinder men took an unblemished season- al track record to the N. C. High School Athletic Confer- ence ' s State Track and Field Me et and, as expected by local fans, emerged victoriously. With disappointing per- formances by teammates in the 880 yd. run and one mile run, the Wapitis had to fight desperately to overcome their point deficiency that came about as the result of the fine performances by the defending champions, Hillside High School of Durham, and Ligon High School of Raleigh. The last event of the meet, the one mile relay, was the deter ming factor in the ultimate victory for the Wap- itis. It was during this race that Harding Kirkley, later voted, unanimously, the Most Outstanding Track Athlete, brought the fans to their feet as he came from thirty yards behind to catch and pass the forerunner from Hillside, and cross the tape first. This performance gave York Road first place honors and five much needed points to the Wapitis” for a slim 38 1 2 to 38 victory over runner- up Ligon High School of Raleigh. A note of interest to those loyal Wapiti” fans who are concerned with the growth of York Road ' s athletic pro- gram . . . This is the first time in twelve years that the State Track and Field Championship has gone to a school other than Hillside High School of Durham, North Carolina. Hats off to York Road. Keep up the good work. Excel- lence belongs to the Wapitis. Mr. Calvin Wallace is the coach for the optimistic 1965 track team. 80 Coach - Mr. Charles Smalls Looking back over an eventful jour- ney through Wapitiland, the Wapiti prepares to start anew on another journey for a different year. The 1965 journey was adventurous and momentous for the young Wapiti, who is merely a symbol representing the typical progressive student at York Road High School. §8i m $ s fv IS tmk vm fim Wu W.i ' ifl And now, we the graduating class of 1965 depart from the realms of Wapitiland to continue our travels elsewhere. Wherever we go, whatever we do, we shall never forget our experiences at York Road. Our pledge will ever be those qualities set forth in . . . Our C lfma JOaier Hail! Dear York Road High School We pledge ourselves to thee, Our loyalty will make your light Supreme wher ' er we be; Hail! Dear Alma Mater We sing in essence clear Of love, respect and honor Renewed each glorious year. Hail ! Dear York Road High School We love thy hallowed name, We strive to hold thy banner high And scatter forth thy fame; Onward and upward Lead us in paths of light, O, set thou high our goals And insure our future bright. 82 PATRONIZE THIS MERCHAI ht ■ r OM lit DONORS Mrs. Essie Anderson Mrs. Emma Barber Mr. Arthur Black Mrs. Lola Boyd Mr. Willis Boyd Mrs. Lucille Caldwell Mr. Edward Crawford Mr. Edward Jackson Miss Loretta Jackson Mrs. Millie Jones Mr. Robert Abernathy Mrs. Catherine Able Mrs. Sylbil Abraham Mrs. Alberta Adams Mrs. Annie L. Adams Mrs. Bessie Adams Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Adams Mrs. Edna Adams Mr. Elliott Adams Mrs. Hattie Adams Miss Helen Adams Mr. James Adams Mrs. Lola Mae Adams Mrs. Lucille Adams Mr. Ray Adams Mr. Roosevelt Adams Mrs. Victoria Adams Mr. Andrew Alexander Miss Emma Alexander Mrs. Gladys Alexander Mr. James Alexander Mrs. Odessa Alexander Mrs. Rosana Alexander ., Mr. Z. W. Alexander Mr. Allen S. Allison Mrs. Ruby Allison Mrs. Sarah Allison Mrs. Willie Mae Allison Mr. Thomas Alston Mrs. Charlotte Anderson Mrs. Sarah Andrew Mr. Leon Archie Mrs. Rosetta Archie Mr. Woodrow Archie Miss Carolyn Ardrey Mrs. Retha Arnette ' Mr. Haywood Asbury Mrs. Willie Mae Asbury Mr. Otto Ashford Mr. Rayford Ashford Mr. Donald Audrey Mr. Fred Audrey, Jr. Mrs. Otis Austin Mrs. Mary E. Auston Mr. Lorraine Avery Mrs. Rachel Avery Mr. Theodore Avery Mrs. Theodore Avery Mrs. Lena Mae Bailey Mr. T. B. Baker PATRONS Mrs. Roberta Ballard Mrs. Geneva Barber Miss Lucille Barber Mrs. Wevonia Barber Mr. Willie Barber, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Barlow Mr. Johnnie Barnes Mrs. Carrie Barnette Mrs. Cynthia Barnette Mr. Elmore Barnette Mr. Calvin Barnhill Rev. William D. Baxter Mrs. Louise Beatty Mrs. Barbara Bell Mr. Robert Bell Mr. Roosevelt Bell Mrs. Emerson Belton Mrs. Lula Bennett Mr. William T. Bennett Mrs. Julia Benton Mrs. Abernia Black Mr. Balouise Black Mr. James Black Mrs. Mattie Black Mrs. Nellie M. Black Mrs. Hattie C. Blackmon Mr. John Blackwell Mrs. Frances Blakely Mrs. Virginia Blakely Mr. Joseph Blanks Mrs. Martha Blanks Mr. Sammie L. Bolden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boulware Miss Susie Bowman Mr. Isiah Boyd Mrs. Sarah Boyd Mrs. Ella Mae Bradley Mrs. Thelma Bradley Mrs. Mary Bradshaw Rev. and Mrs. C. Brown Mrs. Clara Brown Mr. Gardner W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Bryant Mr. Collins Bryce Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. H. T. 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Quality Meats and Vegetables Your Neighborhood Grocer 2817 South Tryon Street Charlotte, North Carolina Joe L. Woodell, Proprietor PRITCHARD • PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY 140 Remount Road Charlotte North Carolina Telephone- Franklin 6-8561 Hand Cleaning Our Specialty STIKE’S CLEANERS 103 Yorkmont Rd. Charlotte 3, North Carolina Phone JA 3-4021 Compliments of If you like my work, tell others; if not, tell me. CAPTAIN AMOS W. HARPER, JR. SOUTHSIDE SHOE SHOP Air Force R. O. T. C. A. T. College 2905 South Tryon Street Greensboro, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina CAM AND JACK’S SELF SERVICE THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS WISH TO THANK THE MANY FRIENDS Rt. 4 Dixie Road REPRESENTED IN THE PRECEDING SECTION FOR THEIR CONTINUED Meats, Produce, Gas SUPPORT. Charlotte, North Carolina SENIOR DIRECTORY Lenward Adams 443 Basin Street FR 6-2013 Pearl Avery Del 1850 Remount Avenue 376-6179 Roberta Avery Squirt 1111 S. Church Street 334-8528 Willie Mae Bailey 617 Chicago Avenue ED 2-4086 Albert Baxter 646 Brookhill Road FR 6-5357 Johnny Black ”J. B. 513 Fairwood Avenue 376-7269 John Blackmon 409 Remount Road Otto Blake Sonny 3107 Seymour Drive EX 2-5942 Gerald Blythe Red Man 320 S. Cedar Street 375-3870 Aggie Buchanan 2439 Sherrill Street ED 4-5972 Leslie Burton 816 N. Davidson Street 376-6780 Rosa Byrd Luddy” 3044 Reid Avenue FR 6-8213 Shi rley Carrouthers Pee Wee 3123 Ross Avenue ED 4-6942 James Cherry June Bug Rt. 5, Box 910 Eddie Clark 2811 Baltimore Avenue FR 5-6976 Celeste Clinton ”Cleo 826 S. 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Len 2727 Capitol Drive 399-5927 Jessie Foster Poochie 334 Fairwood Avenue ED 2-6046 Willie Frazier Rt. 4, Box 449-A Senior Director Jether Funderburk Chummy 2418 Twinfield Drive 392-6033 Shirley Gabriel Ann Rt. 4, Box 491 -Garrison Rd. EX 2-3813 Johnnie Mae Gaither 2714 Baltimore Avenue 375-1343 Virginia Gilliard Deese 408 Cleveland Court 375-5853 Alexander Goode Crip” 2609 Baltimore Avenue Alvin Grier 2582 Hemphill Street 392-4828 Thomas Grier 2616 Dr. Carver Road ED 2-7322 Carolyn Harris Country Girl 120 N. Sycamore Street ED 4-0369 Janie Harris 411 Benjamin Avenue 377-5331 Jimmy Harris Indian Boy 3316 S. Tryon Street 523-3663 Raiford Harris Ray Goody 307 W. Palmer Street 332-7281 Shirley Harris Little Bit 454 Benjamin Avenue Betty Harrison 3329 Reid Avenue 376-4097 Clarence Harrison Boot 408 Basin Street 376-6993 Barbara Hasty Bobby 505 S. Cecil Street 334-4127 Peggy Hemphill Dixty Rt. 4, Box 449 1 2 392-4875 Marion Hill Spinx 613 Village Court 376-7159 Alfred Hood Al 1017 Greenleaf Avenue Charlie Hopkins Red Dog 822 S. Church Street, Apt. 3 ED 4-3473 Joseph Horton Joe Rt. 4, Box 491 1 2-GarrisonRd. 399-3694 Sylvia Hunt 307 Benjamin Street 334-9206 Carolyn Jackson Coot 2803 Baltimore Avenue 376-4065 Robert Harris Rusty 3201 Reid Avenue 334-6087 Loretta Jackson Lo-Lo 2652 Dr. Carver Road 376-5261 98 Rosa James Bell 324 Fairwood Avenue 334-7764 David Jamison ”D.J. Rt. 4, Box 492 EX 9-1773 Mary Jefferson Cute” 316 E. Hill Street Bobby Johnson B.J. M 607 Welker Street 334-4590 Edna Johnson Ed 613 W. First Street (Senior director Jimmy Knox Pup- Pup 170 Pineola Road Shirley Knox Shir lane 305 Benjamin Avenue 334-6668 Robert Lampkin Big Daddy 2609 Hemphill Street EX 2-2980 Milton Lanier Duke 2610 Baltimore Avenue Hazeline Lawrence Haz 510 S. Cherry Street 332-3380 Margie McDonald Jeannie 2724 Capitol Drive 399-8534 Samuel McDonald Ross 2633 Capitol Drive 399-5719 Mary McGrant Mae Bell 418 Brookhill Road FR 7-4303 Rosie Mcllwaine Rozie 822 S. Church Street, Apt. 1 Richard Maple Lizzie 1023 Pitcher Street Gladys Jones Casey Rt. 4, Box 106 392-4660 Catherine Leach Kat 616 Waco Street 377-5117 Cathelene Mason Cat 2655 Rachel Street ED 4-1320 Ralph Kearns Shorty” Rt. 4, Box 43 4- Sadler Rd. 399-5054 Carolyn Ledbetter Lynn 2548 Remus Road 332-8814 Rufus Mason Toot 3146 Ross Avenue 376-2620 Jessie King Will 2817 James Street 333- 7909 Harding Kirkley Junior 714 Tremont Avenue FR 6-6381 Brenda Kiser Benme 3028 Morning Drive 334- 9109 Linda Kiser Linny 3028 Morning Drive 334-9109 Gillie Lewis 1417 W. Palmer Street Howard Logan Chico 204 Fairwood Avenue 376-6718 Phyllis Lowery Red 801 S. Mint Street 332-3270 Michael McCauley Chocolate 440 Benjamin Avenue 334-0194 Clarkie McClain 3233 Seymour Drive 392-7236 Doris Massey Outlaw 519 Village Court 333-4244 Elizabeth Massey Liz 2250 Blanton Street FR 6-3475 Hezekiah Massey Hez Baby Rt. 4, Box 117 EX 2-4940 James Massey Country Boy 820 S. Church Street FR 5-5875 99 enior director Curtis Mayhew D. J. 332 Fairwood Avenue 375-2108 Norman Mitchell Ruby 504 Fairwood Avenue ED 2-1901 Edward Montgomery Phantom 3204 S. Tryon Street Willie Morrow Rt. 4, Box 491 EX 2-3062 Paulette Powell Little Let 324 S. Cherry Street 334-3459 Clyde Powers Birdie 1416 Cleveland Avenue William Waiters Big Bill 1604 Cummings Avenue, Apt. 2 Kathleen Wallace Cat Rt. 4, Box 492 B-2, Garrison Rd. 399-9065 Brenda Reid 240 Sherrill Street 377-2027 Naomi Wallace Nomie Rt. 4, Box 492 B-2, Garrison Rd. 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