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This Book Is a Gift of
Rachel Rawls
FOREWORD
Throughout this book are the pages representing another year filled with memories of friends,
activities and places. You have gone through each day adding and building to your school life
and may this annual represent the way you can turn back time to relive your school days at the
Alma Mater so dear to each of your hearts. Wherever you may journey through life may this
book go with you as a symbol of the hopes, dreams and ideals you began building during your
school days.
I hope that as you go through this book, page by page, you capture the spirit of the school
and the joy and enthusiasm of each student. Both the staff and 1 have tried in a memorable way
to signify the real character of the school and the people in our annual.
I want to take this opportunity to thank with all my heart the staff members, advisor and
others who have made this annual become a successful reality. It is a job that cannot be done
alone but with cooperation, enthusiasm and hard work of many people. To everyone in con-
nection with this year's annual I give my deepest gratitude and thanks. To each owner I send
my best wishes and may the best of everything be yours through the coming years.
Sincerely,
Patricia Howard, Editor
EDITOR, Patricia Howard BUSINESS MANAGER, William Gupton
Rachel Rawls
THE SUPERINTENDENT'S
OFFICE
EGBERT N . PEELER
Superintendent
Mrs. Hazeline
Whitley,
Registrar
Frances
Massey,
Bookkeeper Stenographer
Mrs. Annabelle Marilyn
Creech, Tapp,
Stenographer
HOUSEKEEPING STAFF
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Mrs. Mabel
Rogers
Dietitian
Mrs. Jessie
Felton
Head House-
mother
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Lila Cannon Mrs. Mary
Harrington
Frances Hedden, RN
Mrs. Hattie
Straughan
Mrs.. Elma
Lucas
Mrs. Maude
Johnson
Mrs. Rosa
Permenter
Mrs. Berta
Fine
Mrs. Blanche
Bridges
Mrs. I. M.
Powell
Emelene
Rice
THE PRINCIPAL'S
OFFICE
Mrs. Rachel
Rawls,
Psychologist
Mrs. Ada L.
Yelverton,
Librarian
Eugene
Nelson,
Recreational
Director
Mrs. Anne
Smith,
Stenographer
T. E. Stough
Principal
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS MUSIC TEACHERS
Eugene
Anthony,
Industrial
Arts
Lonnie
Spears,
Mattress
Makin
Mrs. Helen
White,
HomeEconomics
Herbert
Stowe,
Chair Canins
Martha Temple
Physical Education
NO PHOTOAVAILABLE
Mrs. Josephine
Starnes,
Crafts
Delton
Creech,
Piano Tuning
and
Instruments
Mrs. Clara
Brinson,
Piano
Mary VV. Davis
Head, Voice
Wallace
Grieves,
Violin
liltMrs. Elfreda
Johnson,
Piano
1.5~
Mrs. Elizabeth
Ashcraft,
Piano
COMMERCIALTEACHERS
Mrs. Orilla Mrs. Mildred
Pratt Jackson
PORTRAIT OF A
WALLACE BRAME, Henderson
"How de Blue, How's the boy"
Born: 2/25/40
Chorus, Voice, Piano, Drum, Track
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Ham radio, dancing, swim-
ming
FAVORITE FOOD: Everything
FAVORITE BOOK: A LANTERN IN HER HANDWIFE PREFERRED: Honest heart and strong character
MARY ANN BYRD, Durham
"Furry-Murry, Rabbit and Byrd"
Born: 7/8/40
Dogwood Journal Editor; Chairman, Vesper Committee;
Piano
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing, talking, sleeping,
and listening to my transister radio
FAVORITE FOOD: French fried potatoes
FAVORITE BOOK: NEITHER FIVE NOR THREE
HUSBAND PREFERRED: Considerate, courteous, gentle,
well groomed, intelligent, blue eyed, handsome
WILLIAM GUPTON, Zebulon
"The Young Figure of Romance"
Born: 10/26/39
Dogwood Journal, Reporter; Business Manager, THEREFLECTOR; Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class;
Journalism Club, Piano
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Radio, TV, writing and reading
FAVORITE FOOD: Lemon Pie
FAVORITE BOOK: MAGGIE -NOWWIFE PREFERRED: Intelligence, thoughtful, generous
SENIOR CLASS
PATRICIA ANN HOWARD, Wilson
"Pat, Trix, Beep-Beep"
Born: 2/26/41
Vice President, Student Council; Editor, THE RE-
FLECTOR; Chorus, Orchestra, Piano, French Horn
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Dancing, reading, movies and
being with friends
FAVORITE FOOD: Sweet Potatoes
FAVORITE BOOK: QUO VADIS
HUSBAND PREFERRED: Loving, tender, considerate,
good personality, and hard working
GRIFFIN JOHNSON, Bladenboro
"Sergeant and Bet.
"
Born: 3/3/40
Sergeant -at -arms, Student Council (2 years); President,
Senior Class; Chorus
FAVORITE PASTIME: Sleeping
FAVORITE FOOD: Steak
FAVORITE BOOK: I LED THREE LIVES
WIFE PREFERRED: Good cook and good housekeeper
BENNY KING, Asheville
"Ben"
Born: 9/15/39
Eighth Grade Rep,; Sergeant-at-arms, and President,
Student Council; Wrestling, track, Vesper Com.Vice President, Wake County, Junior Red Cross
FAVORITE PASTIME: Reading
FAVORITE FOOD: Fish
FAVORITE BOOK: THE ROBE
WIFE PREFERRED: Good cook
BELVEIA JEAN MANOR, Charlotte
"Horse, Box, and Bel"
Born: 11/25/40
Senior Class Rep., Student Council; President, Bible
Club; Chorus, Orchestra, Flute, Organ, Piano
Tuning
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading good books, visiting
with friends, eating, outdoor activities, and
working with clubs
FAVORITE FOOD: Hamburgers
FAVORITE BOOK: THE BISHOP.'S MANTLEHUSBAND PREFERRED: Tall, neat, good looking,
considerate, loving, content, understanding
JO ANNE PARNELL, Kenly
"Little Beaver and Jo"
Born: 3/14/41
Assistant Business Manager, THE REFLECTOR; Sec-
retary, Student Council 56-57; Chorus, Orchestra,
Violin, Piano, Mixed Quartette, Bible Club
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading, going off campus,
and going home
FAVORITE FOOD: HamFAVORITE BOOK: QUO VADIS
HUSBAND PREFERRED: Ambitious, cheerful, affection-
ate, good personality, easy to get along with
CAROLYN COLE SCOTT, Fair Bluff
"Cardy, Kitten, Carole (with French pronunciation)"
Treasurer, 10th Grade Rep., Student Council; Presi-
dent, Journalism Club; Sergeant -at -Arms, Senior
Class; Voice, Chorus, Mixed Quartette, Piano
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Reading good books and danc-
ing
FAVORITE FOOD: Collards
FAVORITE BOOK: THE SONG OF RUTHHUSBAND PREFERRED: Relatively tall, clean-cut,
nice looking, manly, exciting, tender, gener-
ous and well liked
WANDA YOUNT, Barnardsville
"Horse, Donna, Nana, and Bug"
Born: 2/29/40
President, Senior Class; 11th Grade Rep., Student
Council; Chorus, Piano, Journalism Club
FAVORITE PASTIMES: Writing stories, poems and
prayers, playing piano and reading
FAVORITE FOOD: Hot dogs and french fried potatoes
FAVORITE BOOK: MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION
HUSBAND PREFERRED: Ambitious, courageous, will-
ing, loving, understanding and religious
MRS. MYRTLE DANIELS
English
Senior Homeroom Teacher
SENIOR MASCOTS
Tina and Wayne
Ollenberger
The. «Sci/e>itli
THE FRESHMAN CLASS
MRS. ZELIAN HELMS
Mathematics and Science
Homeroom Teacher
WW *
Wmm\
Juanita
Byrurn
Shelby
Hastings
Marjorie
Mahaffey
Billy
Davis
William
Driver
Jerry
Garner
Robert
Johnson
June
Roberts
Myra
Yarborough
Wayne
Allison
Donald
1Cook
Larry
Kendrick
Maxton
Kennedy
Larry
McCreary
Steve
Smith
EIGHTH GRADE
Thurman Perkins, Teacher; J. A. Spell,
Douglas Hiatt, Rodney Wynes, Jerry
Watson, Mr. Perkins, Sandra Atkins.
FRONT: Steve Bean, Danny Hampton,
Janice Fann, Janice Allen.
SEVENTH GRADE
Ben Covington, Teacher; Aleen Luck,
Marie Morgan, Mr. Covington,
Dorothy Bright, Patricia Starnes, Iva
Allen, Bobby Almond, Barbara Avery,
Judy Hall, Betsy Avery, Rex Spears.
SIXTH GRADEMrs. Barrie Doyle, Teacher. FRONT:
Ernest Bonner, Nathaniel Foster, Jackie
Butler, Linda Johnson, Karen Nielsen,
Billie Swaney. BACK: Mrs. Doyle,
Ernie Winchester, Ronnie Eller, John
Roebuck, Robert Williams, Mary Ann
Jeffers.
FIFTH GRADE
Mrs. Dora Grimes, Teacher; Bonnie
Mcintosh, Ida Ward, Bobby Creech,
Dee Frizzell, Mrs. Grimes, Dickie
Lewis, Jimmie Taylor, Butch Pepper
Gene Thorne, Donnie Bickett.
ABOUT OUR STATE
FIFTH GRADE
Mrs. Laurie Goetze, Teacher. FRONT:
Rhonda Adams, Jimmy Myers, Danny
Spears, Charlie Kelly, Rose Ann Ward.
BACK: Mrs. Goetze, Jerry Evans, Dale
VanHorn, Billy Huffman, Randall
Beshears.
SPECIAL PRIMARY GRADE
Randall Harley, Teacher; Ola Jane
Frady, Gellia Terrill, Linda McLamb,
Gail Brooks, Steve Lewis, Frankie Par-
rott, Tommy Key, Junior Bunn, Susan
Wood, Mr. Harley.
GRADE THREE
Mrs. Ethel Lewis, Teacher; Brenda
Martin, Donald Whaley, Monroe Daven-
port, Linda Watterson, Lou Hendricks,
Gary White, Cathy Jacobs, Kenneth
Faucette, Mrs. Lewis, Donnie Bryant,
Kathy Gunnell, Billy Reynolds, Geral-
dine Spry, Tony Garrison.
FOURTH GRADEMrs. Pauline Jenkins, Teacher. FRONT:
Shelby Kennedy, Harwood West, Linda
Midgett, Johnny Brown, Lorna Leigh,
Bill McClure. BACK: Evone Johnson,
Judy Hooks, Gloria Cutler, Barbara
Ashe, Billy Barnhill, Nancy Brooks,
Mrs. Jenkins. ABSENT: Dorothy Tay-
lor.
IRREGULAR GRADE
Elizabeth Lennon, Teacher; Janet Bowes,
Lu Mendenhall, Steve Ellis, Patrick
Parker, Bill Coley, Betty Burns, Hugh
Moss, Stanley Locklear, Miss Lennon.
GRADE TWO AND THREE
Gladys Currin, Teacher; Deborah
Whaley, Mary Her, Deborah Sugg,
Kim Duggins, Wanda Caudle, Diane
Fann, Byron Sykes, Brenda Martin,
R. D. Hall, Phillip Kelly.
SECOND GRADEMrs. Emma Sue Stuart, Teacher;
Teresa Westmoreland, Tommy Stokes,
Ray Clark, Donald Tucker, Neil John-
son, Larry McCabe, Carolyn Fletcher,
Connie Dorman, Ronnie Lackey, Ken-
neth Hall, Jimmy Heath, Myrtle Hall,
Mrs. Stuart.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADE
Ida Pearle Eatmon, Teacher; Keith
Wiglesworth, Kathy King, Miss Eatmon
Elaine Campbell, Kinny Jacobs, Ricky
Ward, Craig Barnes, Mary Jo Daven-
port. SEATED: Rita Simmons, Steve
Francis, Becky Stallings.
FIRST GRADEMrs. Lucille Hunt, Teacher; Harry
Dew, Martha Bell, Mike Messer, Pat
Hogan, Carolyn Griffin, Vernon Cox,
Mrs. Hunt, Jimmy Peters. SEATED:
Betty Arnold, Jackie Craven, Rose
Marie Brinson.
KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. Doris Holt, Teacher; Betty Wray
Hobbs, Blaine Bryson, Sharon Lowder,
Mrs. Holt, Linda Butler, Gladys Hall,
Kathy Spruill, Faye Smith, Gary Smith,
Gary Gibby, Cheri Briggs.
KINDERGARTEN
Agnes Ellis, Teacher; Deborah Dudley,
David Andrews, Alvin Martin, TomHusketh, Miss Ellis, Vicki Royal, Jake
Roberts, Jimmy Sloan, Toy Glenn Per-
mar, Aleta Moody.
BUI
KINDERGARTENMrs. Anne Harris, Teacher; Tony Webb,
Mike Abee, Forest Reavis, Mrs. Harris,
Janice Smith, John Estes, Pauline Laws.
On the Floor in Front: Robert Adams,
Dewey Roberts.
OUT OF SCHOOL LIFE ON THE CAMPUS
ACTIVITIESTHE STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
President
Benny King
'60
Griffin
Johnson
working
on a
mat
Vice Pres.
Thomas
Thompson'61
Secretary
Stella
Hall
'62
Treasurer
Maxton
Kennedy'63
Sgt . -at -Arms
Ralph
Thompson'62
Foy
Flowers
roll
edging
a
mattress
Myra Yarborough listening
to a Talking Book.
THE CUB SCOUTS rehearsing a program.
Editor
DOGWOODJOURNAL
Mary Ann
Byrd
Pres.
BIBLE
CLUB
Belveia
Manor
Laverne Cheek,
playing a violin
solo.
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CAMPUS LIFE
ANDACTIVITY
Carolyn
Scott --
Dictaphone
Belveia Manor
at the organ.
The old bell called
boys and girls to
class for many years.
Homework at Fisher
Leisure Time - Ronald Millsaps, J. A. Spell - Music.
William Driver, Maxton Kennedy - the Store. Sun-
day Social.9Tommy Thompson, Jimmy Rogers, Ronald
Millsaps study.
Griffin Johnson cleaning up.
Benny King, Maxton Kennedy, and Charles
Helms at coffee.
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