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The Staff Members hope that with this edition of "The Indian" they can give such expression
of school life as will perpetuate fond memories of years spent at Haw River High School.
As we turn the pages, may we recall the delightful activities of our high school days.
Seated left to right: Jimmy Johnson, Editor; Joan Jones, Typist; Dana Knight, Typist;
Miss The 1 ma Gates, Sponsor; Brenda Chatman, Typist; Nancy Faye Wall, General As- sistant. Second row: Larry Alvis, Art Editor; Lewis Duncan, Assistant Sports Editor; Tommy Bosquet, Business Manager; Gharles Glark, Assistant Art Editor; Emii Tew, Sports Editor; Billy Edwards, Assistant Editor; James Best, Assistant Business Manager; Robert Spoon, Typist. / Dedication si- / .• «':^- '^^'. r'/j/ '•''"^'lii*'^^...
U/itfi Deep Resided AnJ Affection 5/ie Ml. if-
^ ^ Seniors of 1961
Proudly DeJicale 5fie Indian 5o Sfie
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Our teachers have worked patiently and earnestly and
have left memorable impressions of their guidance and in-
struction.
We appreciate their faithfulness and devotion to their
task and their untiring efforts in our behalf. On M emovy
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Mr. Curtis Moore - Born May 17, 1902 - Died May 13, 1960 Because of the influence of a great man we will lay hold of all good aims, we will strive to follow his excellence and create good. These things have been inspired by the life of one who was our neighbor, friend, and a leader in school activities. He was known as a man of Christian ideals, who showed sincere interest in all. It is in loving memory of an inspired man that we leave this memorial to Mr. Curtis Moore.
In recording our school mem-
ories we pause to pay tribute
to two of our former school-
mates, Jerry Jones and Ronald
Wayne Pendergraph. Our
associatj.on with them has en-
deared their memory to the
students and faculty of Haw
River High School.
Ronald Wayne Pendergraph Jerry Jones Son of Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Pendergraph Son of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Jones Born June 17, 1952- Died November 9, 1960 Born April 13, 1942-Died November 29, 1960 Board Oj Sduedition
Mr. J. W. Simpson, Chairman
Mr. J. T. Martin Mr. J. M. Williamson
Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Garland Thompson
We appreciate the work of our Board of Education who form the policies and direct the program of our school.
Mrs. Tate - a most efficient secretary who helps to Mr. AUgood - aprincipalwhoisanasset to any school, keep our school functioning smoothly. one who performs his duties in an excellent manner.
"VHi^l^ra Bus Vvivevs
Sue Cole Larry Thomas Taddy Martin Larry Alvis
Our bus drivers perform for us one of the most responsible jobs in the school. Theirs is the task of ( seeing that our students are safely transported to and from school.
Virginia Mebane and Porter Phillips - thanks for making Cora James, Helen Trollinger, and Mrs. Harold Webb our surroundings pleasant and sanitary. work many long hours to prepare our daily lunches. Higd Scdool 3Aeulty
Mr. E. S. Allgood A.B. Degree High Point College M.E. Degree U.N.C.
Mr. Gurney D. Baines A.B. Degree Elon College
Mr. L. D. Martin M.A. Degree U.N.C.
Mrs. Nancy Bateman A.B. Degree Elon College
Miss Thelma Cates A.B. Degree Elon College
Mrs. Joan L. Wrenn A.B. Degree Elon College
Mr. Arliss E. Claar A.B. Degree Catawba College M.A. Degree Appalachian College
Mrs. Syble Miller B.S. Degree East Carolina College
Mrs. Frances Martin Librarian jrpC-^J^ WILLIAM LAWRENCE ALVIS "Larry" "All great men are dead, and I don't feel so well myseK." Footballl,2,3,4; Captain 4; All Con- ference 4, Basketballl,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Vice-President 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Art Editor 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Superlative 4; Teenage Council 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1,2,3; Vice-President 4.
THOMAS LEWIS BOSQUET "Bosquet" "Stand backgir Is; don't mob the boy." Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Class Sec re tary 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Prom King 4.
BRENDA HOLT CHATMAN "Brenda" "Happy as a mosquito who just passed the screen test." Glee Club 1; 4- H Club 1; Class Sec- Seniors retary 1; Sweetheart Queen 1; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Homecoming Representa- tive 4; Superlative 4.
BELLA SUE COLE "Sue" "A girl who is fun when fun is due;
when there's work to do, she'll do it, too." Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Assistant Chief 2,3; Chief 4; SoftbaU 1; Beta 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Bus Driver 2,3,4 French Club 3; Teen Council 1,2,3 Scholastic Award 2,3; Class Poet 4 Superlative 4; Cheerleader in East West All-star Game 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4.
ZEBLON CRAIG COX, JR. "Craig" "It doesn't pay to worry; things are bound to happen anyway." Trade School 3. WILLIAM EARL DANFORD "Bill" "I'll be merry and free; I'll be sad for nobody." Beta Club 2. WILLIAM SAM FARRAR "Bird Dog" "Regret no yesterdays, make good use of your todays, and don't worry about your tomorrows." Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 4; Class Superlative 4.
JULIUS MICHAEL FAUCETTE "Mike" "I would be better if I could, but it's, mighty lonesome being good." Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; French beniovs Club 3; Homecoming Escort 1,3; Homecoming King 4; Class Treas- urer 4; Testator 4; Beta Club 4; Su- perlative 4.
JAMES EDWIN JOHNSON "Jimmy" "Never let your lessons interfere with your high school education." FootbaU 1,2,3,4; Captain 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; AllConference 3; Class Offi- cer 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Home- coming Escort 3; Student Council 1, 3,4; Treasurer 1; Vice President 3; President 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; French Club 3,4; President 3; Sec- retary 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4.
JOAN CAROLYN JONES "Joan" "The girl who blushes is not always bashful." 4- H Club 1; Glee Club 1; BasketbaU 3; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Annual Staff 4. SAMUEL PAIGE JONES "Sammy" "Not that I like study less; I like fun more." Student Council 2; Secretary 2; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Superlative 4; Football 1,2,3,4; ""^PV Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,4. DANA ELLEN KNIGHT
"Dana" ^uamaaHit' -t^ " «a|u "Very witty; verywild; nevertheless, a very sweet child." Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1,2; May Day Attendant 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treas- urer 3; Softball 1; Homecoming At- tendant 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Com- mercial Award 3; Class Historian 4; w Annual Staff Typist 4; Superlatives 4; Christmas Prom Queen 4.
HELEN MARIE MANESS "Marie" "Admired by all who know her well, but she gets into mischief too often to tell." Glee Club 1; Basketball 1; Future s enioTS Homemakers of America 3; French Club 3; Homecoming Representative 3; Superlative 4.
JAMES THADDEUS MARTIN, JR. "Taddy" "Not exactly afraid of work, but rath- er not be intimately associated with it." Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; Pres- ident 4; Baseball 4; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Prophet 4. JAMES WALTER OLDHAM "James" "Worry and I have never met." Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Su- perlative 4.
10 t BOBBY EDWARD SMITH "Bobby" "I came to school to get a general idea of things." Trade School 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. ROBERT GLENN SPOON "Curtis" "I've been in many a one but never have I won." 4-H Club. 1; Sophomore Play 2; French Club 3; Glee Club 4; Key Club -Senior Director 4; Annual Staff 4. 1
ROBERT FRANKLIN SYKES "Salty" "As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, as mean as Grumpy, but a good old sock." Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Super- Seniors lative 4; Class Officer 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4.
DONNIE LEVI TERRELL "Yogi" "The best year of one's life." 4-H Club 1; Sophomore Play 2; Annual Staff 4.
LARRY EMIL TEW "Emo" "He's not so quiet if you know him." Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; All Conference 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 3,4; All C onf e renc e 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4; All Conference 3 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4 Superlative 4; Class Officer 1,2 Vice-President 1,2; French Club 3,4 President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4.
n WILMA JEANNE THIES "Wilma" "When hearts are true, few words will do." Basketball 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 4.
JAMES LARRY THOMAS "Larry" 'Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness." HomecomingEscort 3,4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4.
Seniors
NANCY FAYE WALL "Faye" "Speech is great; silence is golden." French Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Superlative 4; Annual Staff 4.
ANNE MILLER WILLIAMSON "Anne" "What, no boys in Heaven? Leave me here." Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co -Captain 3; Softball 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Officer 4; F.H.A. 3; French Club 3,4; TeenCouncil 1,2,3; Homecoming Representative 1,2,3,4; Queen 4; Scholastic Awards 1,2,3; Fire Queen Attendant 1; Annual Staff 3; Class Officer 2; Superlatives 4; Marshall, 2,3. !
CLASS POEM Why stirs with sad alarm, the heart, For all who meet must some day part? So, let no useless cavil be; True wisdom bows to God's decree.
Thoi^h lingers on the lid the tear, 'Tis one of sorrow, not of fear, For well we know we can not cling Forever to the parent wing.
The wind is fair, the sails are spread. Let hearts be firm, "God Speed", is said; Before us lies the untried way. And we're impatient at the stay.
At last we move; how thrilled the heart, So long impatient for the start Now up o'er hill and down through dell. The echoes bring our song-farewell.
Selected by Sue Cole from Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
Class Colors: Blue and White
Class Flower: Blue and White Carnation
Class Motto: "Determination is the Master Key to Success/'
Bimbo Phillips, son of Mr. Sue Alvis, daughter of and Mrs. James B. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Alvis
13 £asf Will And ^esiAxneni state of North Carolina County of Alamance City of Haw River
We, the Seniors of Haw River High School, class of 1961, being of sound mind and body and being in a charitable mood do hereby declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament. Having developed our talents to the greatest extent, we do declare the persons to be the lawful and rightful heirs to our fortunes.
Art. I To Mr. Allgood, our principal, who has been so understanding and always lends a helping hand, we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation.
Art, n To the Faculty, who have instructed and taught us well, we leave a sincere apprecia- tion for their understanding ways and their services rendered to us.
Art, ni To tne Juniors, we leave our respectable place as dignified seniors.
Art, rv To the Sophomores, we leave two remaining years of high school packed with dif- ferent studies, tremendous tasks, and wonderful times.
Art. V To the Freshmen, we leave a long journey filled with fun and enjoyment along with work.
Art. VI To the following persons we leave our personal belongings:
1. Brenda Chatman, leave my conceited ways to Sue Ray. 2. Sue Cole, leave my position as Chief Cheerleader to Judy Eve r he art or Linda Anderson. 3. Joan Jones, leave my place in the Senior class to Brenda Hughec. 4. Dana Knight, leave my heavy foot and blown up motors to Steve Richmond and William H. Jones. 5. Marie Maness, leave my love for A&P boys to Gayle Alvis. 6. Wilma Thies, leave my place as a Senior to Janie Hicks. 7. Nancy Wall, leave my shy and studious ways to Linda TroUinger. 8. Anne Williamson, leave for East Carolina. 9. Larry Alvis, leave to Pam Kimrey the departing words "Forget me not." 10. Tommy Bosquet, leave my place on the annual staff to Lewis Duncan. 11. Craig Cox, leave my witty ways to Martha Faucette. 12. Bill Danford, leave my brain to Billy Edwards. 13. Sam Farrar, leave my football uniform to Rickey McPherson. You'll have to take it up a little. 14. Mike Faucette, don't have anything to leave, and if I did, I wouldn't leave it to David Brown. 15. Jimmy Johnson, leave my love for baseball to Charlie Clark. 16. Sammy Jones, leave my ability to get to school on time to Don Stuart. 17. Taddy Martin, leave my 1948 Impala to Roger Boggs. Drive carefully. 18. James Oldham, leave my ability to study hard and pass to Carl Oldham. 19. Bobby Smith, leave my airplane over at Claude's, but not because I want to. 20. Robert Spoon, do hope to finally leave. 21. Frankie Sykes, leave my front seat in English class to James Howard Best. 22. Donnie Terrell, leave my parking place to Ronnie Ellington. He's been trying to get it all year. 23. Emil Tew, leave my basketball ability to Ben Freshwater. 24. Larry Thomas, leave my place in the French class to Donna Abernathy.
Testator Witnesses Mike Faucette Larry Alvis Brenda Chatman
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Seniov CIass History
We, the Senior Class of 1961, glance back upon all the things accomplished and look forward to our future goals with hope in our hearts as we depart from Haw River High.
One bright morning, in the fall of 1957, we, as the Freshman Class, began our high school career. Classofficerswere chosen as follows: Jimmy Johnson, Pres- ident; EmoTew, Vice-President; Brenda Chatman, Secretary; Larry Alvis, Treas- urer. Betty Roach was the Homecoming attendant and Mike Faucette, escort. Con- testants for the Haw River Fire-Queen were Anne Williamson and Dana Knight.
Our Sophomore year, under the leadership of Mrs. Betsy Wall, was marked with such successes as the Sophomore Prom with Bells of Christmas as our theme, our magazine sales, and initiation into the Beta and Monogram Clubs. Jimmy Johnsonwas again chosen President; Emo Tew, Vice-President; Anne Williamson, Secretary; and Larry Alvis, Treasurer. Dee O'Neil and Betty Roach, were Fire- Queen contestants. Our homecoming attendantwas Anne Williamson with Clarence Coggins, escort. Dana Knight and Maurice Thompson represented the Sophomore Class in the May Day Program.
In the fallof 59 we began under the direction of Mr. L. D. Martin, our long-awaited Junior year. We were led by a fine slate of officers that year: Jimmy Johnson, President; Salty Sykes, Vice-President; Tommy Bosquet, Secretary; and Larry Alvis, Treasurer. Betty Roach and Mike Faucette were our Homecoming Repre- sentatives. Our gleaming gold class rings, the coveted symbol of high school days, arrived and every Junior was proudly sporting a big ring on that third finger. After many months of our working, planning, and hoping, spring came and we took our exciting trip to Washington and New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Martin, Mrs. Charles Miller, and Mr. Art Claar were chaperons.
1960-1961, Graduation Year! What a magic Word! At last we are dignified Seniors. Our advisor for the year has been Mr. Gurney Baines. Our whirlwind of exciting and wonderful events have included selling ads for the annual, electing superlatives, and having three members of the Mid-State Conference Football Team: Sam Farrar, Larry Alvis, and Emo Tew. For the fourth consecutive year Jimmy John- son was elected President. Larry Alvis became Vice-President; Mike Faucette, Treasurer; and Tommy Bosquet, Secretary. Ann Williamson and Mike Faucette were elected Homecoming Queen and King for 1960. Brenda Chatman, the senior class attendant, was escorted by Bobby Smith. Dana Knight and Tommy Bosquet were selected Queen and King of the Annual Christmas Prom.
The High School years of the Class of '61 have been wonderful and have passed quickly. As we stand together for the last time, clad in cap and gown, we are proud of our achievement; we will always treasure the memories associated with Haw River High and will be eternally grateful for the guidance given by our Board of Education and the Faculty. We go out to new goals and to the challenge of the future with a feeling of confidence and assurance because we are graduates of Haw River High School.
C LASS HISTORIAN *'"" DANA KNIGHT
15 MOST POPULAR BEST ALL-ROLTND Emil Tew & Brenda Chatman Jimmy Johnson & Anne Williamson Superhiives
FRIENDLIEST HAPPIEST Sam Farrar & Dana Knight Salty Sykes & Brenda Chatman MOST LIKE LY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Jimmy Johnson & Dana Knight Emil Tew & Anne Williamson
MOST DEPENDABLE Larry Alvis & Sue Cole SupevlAtives
BIGGEST FLIRTS BEST DRESSED Sammy Jones & Marie Maness Sammy Jones & Dana Knight Jl CJ
BEST LOOKING MOST INTELLECTUAL Sam Farrar & Anne Williamson Mike Faucette & Faye Wall Superlafiues
QUIETEST WITTIEST James Oldham & Faye Wall Craig Cox & Dana Knight
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Donna Abernathy
Gayle Alvis
Linda Anderson
James Best
Roger Boggs
David Brown
Becky Gates
Charles Clark
Lewis Duncan
Bill Edwards
Ronnie Ellington
Judy Everheart
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Martha Faucette
Faye Fogleman
Ben Freshwater
Jerry Hardy
Janie Hicks
Brenda Hughes
William C. Jones
William H. Jones
Pam Kimrey
Richard Lamb
Ray Maness
Rickey McPherson Johnny Minnis
Betty Montgomery
Carl Oldham
Sue Ray
Frances Reed
Steve Richmond
Richard Rohrer
Marchaline Rudd
Don Stuart
Doris TroUinger
Linda TroUinger
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President Nookie Ray Vice-President Ann Rich Secretary George Roach Treasurer Joan Roberts Treasurer Gary Rich el ass Robert Baker
Woodie Blackwood
Rosemary Browning
Donald Byrum
Elaine Gates
Wayne Clayton
Barry Coggins
June Danieley
Wayne Edwards
Carol Faucette
Linda Farrar
Wallace Gilliam
Kenneth Hall
Larry Holt
Patsy House
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Ann Hughes
Glenda Is ley
Larry Johnson
Billy Jones
Diane Jones
Katherine Maness
Robert Maness
Robert Marks
Billy Miller
Anne Moore
Jo Ann Moore
Lee Neese
Patricia Pickard
"Nookie" Ray
Ann Rich
25 Jimmy Riley
Secdall Riley
George Roach
Joan Roberts
Linda Sharpe
Jean Shealy
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Betty Terrell
Donnie Tew
Karen Thies
Jimmy Thompson
Teddy Way
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Jerry Hicks Joan Holder Max Is ley Randy Isley
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Wade Koch Janie Lamb Becky Lassiter Rita Lassiter
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Frankie Marks Janie May Pamela McLendon Buck Montgomery
Jannette Montgomery Carol Newlin Catherine Nordan Rickey Pendergraph
Marilyn Oldham Dwyane Pack Gayle Pearson Toni Ray
Norman Ross Nina Searcy Frances Starnes Mary Frances Stutts
Vickie Tew Joyce TroUinger Lacy Turner Myitle Turner
Carol Wall Don Waugh Sheila Welborn Hilda Wyatt
29 grammar Qv^de 3ACu\iy
Mrs. Evelyn Jones Mrs. Howard Cates AB Degree Atlantic AB Degree Womans Christian College College Miss Emma Cox Miss Ruth Williams BS Degree Western AB Degree Elon College Carolina College
Miss Lillie Home Mrs. Barbara L. Tew AB Degree Elpn College BS Degree East Carolina College Mrs. Harriet T. Morgan Mrs. Thelma Watts East Carolina College AB Degree Greensboro College
Mr. Bill Thacker Mr. Hardy Tew BS Degree East Carolina BS Degree High Point College College Mrs. June King Miss Catherine MA Degree East Mrs. Blanche Garmon Elon College Moser Carolina College AB Degree East AB Degree Elon Post Graduate Duke Carolina College College University
30 Sigdtd QvAde Mr. Hardy Tew
Eddie Barnette Roger Barts Jimmy Boggs Wayne Brewer Cheryl Buckner
Tony Byrd Ann Clayton Harriet Cole Pat Crutchfield Deanna Fogleman
Richard James Janie Johnson Allan Jones Brenda Jones Wayne Maness
Jonnie Miller Carolyn Minnis Linda Moore Jerry Morris Becky O' Daniel
Ralph Pickett Ronnie Preston Donald Ray Tony Rippy Joel Roach
Kenneth Spoon Everette Stewart Roger Stutts Wayne Tranbarger Rachel Turner
Brenda Welborn Patsy White Phillip Williams Ann Wilson ^Jttb
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Miss Catherine Moser
Judy Anderson Donna Gates Gail Cathay Fred Clayton
Janice Edwards Gloria Faucette Penny Gilliam Tim Hackney
Debby Is ley Mark Is ley Linda James Linda Jones
Pat Jones Jo Ann Lemons Joan Long Terry Lute
Raymond Maness Clark Newlin Keith Ray Jim Raye
Linda Riley Sandy Riley Pete Stewart Gayle Sykes
Dianne Thomas Janet TrolUnger Denny Williams
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Mr. Billy Thacker
Wayne Allen Johnny Alvis Patricia Alvis Dennis Barnett Linda Barts
Kendall Boggs Eva Byrum Alice Chatman Walter Coggins Janie Edmonds
Vickie Flournoy Lynette Garrison Patrick Ingram Norma Jean Johnson Mildred Jones
Connie Lamb Allan Lassiter Jane Leach Albert Marks Larry Modlin
Jerry Parks Gerald Duffey Phyllis Smith Rebecca Spoon Pat Starnes
Blanche Stewart Patricia Stewart Brenda Stout Judy Welborn Betsy White
Judy Williamson
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Rebecca Allen, Larry Anders, Clinton Boggs, Gail Byrd, Randy Clark, Pam Coble, Tony Cole, Billy Duffey, Sue Goodwin, Danny Gregory, Gary Hackney, Beverly Hughes, Claude James, Janet Jones, Wanda Lassiter, Phyllis Leach, Eddie May, Ralph Mitchell, Howard Neese, Hazel Norman, Sharon O'Daniel, Bobby Oldham, Barbara Pack, Carolyn Phillips, Gary Phillips, Nitchell Ray, Phyllis Rich, Pam Rippy, Linda Rogers, Carolyn Shoe, Dianne Wall, Gail Wilson.
3ifffi And Sixtd Qv^des Mrs. Thelma Watts
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Tyson Adams, Joe Allen, David Allgood, Randy Bayliff, Frankie Brownmg, Eddie Bullard, David Gates, Catherine Chatman, Dallas Childress, Deborah Cooper, Deborah Crabtree, Charles Crutchfield, Randy Faucette, Ann Garrison, Debbie Hall, Debbie Ingram, Sue Ann Jones, Susan Martin, Benita Mullis, Larry Ray, Roger Ray, Darry Smith, Ruby Starnes, Randy Thompson, Ira TroUinger, Ruth TroUinger, Albert Webster. Sandra Whitfield, Patricia Fisher.
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Judy Alvis, Steve Anthony, Ronald Barnett, Eugene Boggs, Lewis Boggs, David Bowden, Connie Bowes, Carol Clayton, Larry Cole, Linda Cranford, Pat Ector, Kay Faucette, Floyd Garner, Butch Hughes, Cathy Jones, Howard Leach, Anne Lewis, Mary Marks, Sheila Martindale, Sharon Mullis, Billy Parrott, Ricky Phillips, David Ra ye, Mike Riley, Pat Riley, Sandra Rippy, Lewis Scoggins, Jimmy Smith, Chester Stout, Martha Stutts, Benny, Tranbarger, Linda Turner, Joan Walker, Leon Wright.
3ouvt(i QvAcie Miss Lillie Home
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Bruce Allen, Buster Anders, Wanda Andrews, Yvonne Boone, Billy Bosquet, Annette Clark, Phyllis Clayton, Ronald Ezzell, Theresa Faucette, Steve Hall, Toby Isley, Elsie James, Walter Jones, David Jones, Sharon Leach, Joe Modlin, Ronnie Morris, Van Newlin, June Pickett, Sharon Ramsey, Thomas Riley, Brenda Scoggins, Jerry Roach, Terry Snotherly, Jimmie Spoon, Jesse Stewart, Betty Jean Watkins, Cooky Williams, Steve Wilson.
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Mitchell Adams, Donna Andrews, Bobby Anthony, Keith Barts, Davene Byrum, Deborah Carroll, Gilbert Clayton, Beverly Costain, Michael Edmonds, Billy Faucette, Miles Gilliam, Barbara Hardy, Harold Koch, Jimmy Jones, Tommy Mann, Michael Murray, Ronnie Norman, Allen Ray, Danny Ray, Sherry Snotherly, Pamela Stewart, Rubert Stewart, Diane Stout, Victor Stout, Rickey Tucker, Linda Walker.
5fiirJ Qvdide Miss Emma Cox
Roger Alvis, Bobby Apple, Jeffrey Boggs, Johnny Boggs, Wayne Boggs, Tommy Cathey, Alice Clayton, Danny Edmonds, Jean Faucette, Dana Faulkner, Johnny Fogleman, Ellen Foust, Doris Freeman, Mary Garner, Clay Griffin, Roy Hardin, Kathey Hemphill, Donald Lamb, Cassandra Leach, Roger Maness, Ann Marks, Gary McBride, Michael Minnis, Roger O'Daniel, Dale Phillips, David Phillips, Carla Ray, George Ray, Janett Shealy, Lee Starnes, Danny Thomas, Wayne Turner, Janice Walker. Second And GfiirJ Qv^de Mrs. Howard Gates
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Nickolas Bartis, SheilaBarts, DebraBest, CarolCrabtree, BrendaFaucette, Jane Faucette, Ann Ghantt, Steven Hackney, Karen Hall, Elizabeth Hunt, Gayle Isley, Pamela Isley, Steve Isley, Diane Jones, Michael Jones, Sheila Kincaid, Linda Newlin, Vickie Phillips, Steven Ray, Anthony Sykes, Paula Thies, Dale Thompson, Garry Trollinger, Tommy Warren, Gregory Whitfield, Debra Wood, Karen Wood, Bettie Workman,
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Shelia Adams, Kenneth Alvis, Danny Anderson, Kathy Baker, Delia Cole, Charles Edwards, Peggy Edmonds, Harold Garner, Susan Garrison, Jeffrey Griffin, Judy King, Jeffrey Leach, DwightMarks, Joey Martindale, Kay Modlin, Robin Murphy, Allen Newlin, Marshall Saunders, Bessie Scott, Sharon Scroggs, TeddySkelton, Dennis Shropshire, Roy Starnes, Troy Starnes, Jackie Sykes, David Thompson, Gail Tucker, Katie Lou Vincent, 37 3nst QvA^e Mrs. Evelyn Jones
Sharon Adams, Glenda Clark, Robert Cobb, Kenneth Edmonds, Carolyn Faucette, Opal Freeman, John Clifton Hardin, Lois Hemphill, Kenneth Jones, Melinda Kimrey, Cynthia Leach, Steve Hicks, Brenda Modlin, Theresa Montgomery, James Phillips, Cynthia Ramsey, Vickie Riley, Donna Smith, Sheryl Stout, Phillip Thompson, June Walker, Cathy Wilson.
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CynthiaAldridge,CraigBarnett, Anne Brewer, Debbie Carter, Cynthia Fogleman, Sherry Foust, Vernon Garner, Vicki Garrett, Milton Hall, Richard Hyatt, Lynda Ingram, Bobby Jones, Paul May, Gary Modlin Elaine ' Phillips, Rennie Price, Elaine Smith, Merwin Smith, Gary Lee Vincent, Danny Wilkins.
38 A C T VI TI I E S Seated: Mr. G. D. Baines, Sponsor; Jimmy Johnson, President; Gayle Alvis, Vice-President; Nookie Ray, Secretary; Buck Montgomery, Treasurer. Second row: Randy Isley, Donna Abe rnathy, Vicki Tew, Lewis Duncan, Larry Alvis, Katherine Maness, Jimmy Thompson, Nancy WaU.
Seated: Anne Williamson, Secretary; Donna Abernathy, Treasurer; Jimmy Johnson, President; Bill Edwards, Vice-President. Second row: Dana Knight, Miss Lillie Home, Sponsor; Mr. Hardy Tew, Sponsor; Linda TroUinger, Becky Gates, Nancy Wall, Wilma Thies.
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Donna Abernathy, President; Linda Anderson, Vice-President; Jeanne Shealy, Secretary; Betty Mont- gomery, Treasurer; Mrs. Syble Miller, Sponsor.
Taddy Martin, President; Bill Edwards, Vice-President; Kenny Hall, Secretary; Wally Gillam, Treas- urer. Other members are Robert Spoon, Wayne Edwards, Wayne Clayton, Teddy Way, Robert Maness, Steve Richmond, and Donald Byrum. Qivls' Monogv3im CluS
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Faye Fogleman, President; Brenda Hughes, Vice-President; Judy Everheart, Secretary; Ann Rich, Treasurer; Mrs. Bateman, Sponsor; Anne Williamson, Sue Cole, Brenda Chatman, Margaret Long, Linda Anderson, Katherine Maness, Gayle Alvis, Pam Kimrey.
Jimmy Johnson, President; Larry Alvis, Vice-President; Emil Tew, Secretary; Lewis Duncan, Treas- urer; Mr. Claar, Sponsor; Sammy Jones, Taddy Martin, Gary Rich, Junior Fogleman, Randy Isley, Dwyane Pack, Jerry Hicks, Donald Byrum, Gerald Smith, Richard Lamb, Roger Boggs, Donnie Tew, Charles Clark, Wayne Edwards, Rickey McPherson, James Oldham, Jimmy Riley, Buck Montgomery, Johnny Minnis, Frankie Sykes.
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Mr. L. D. Martin, Sponsor; Larry Thomas, Vice-President; Emil Tew, President; Rickey McPherson, Treasurer; Jimmy Johnson, Secretary.
Ann Moore, President; Rickie Alvis, Vice-President; Ann Rich, Secretary; Joan Roberts, Treasurer; Mrs. Joan Wrenn, Sponsor.
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Linda Anderson - Tommy Bosquet -,«ii ^4^^^Sft Pam McLendon - Lacy Turner Freshman Class ^ ^ 1 i :SM »' 1 *i ,#' , 1 t King Mike Faucette Ann Rich - Donald Byrum Monogram Clubs ^fJ^^'X^ Judy Everheart - Larry Thomas fe^;'-:^ French Club Donna Abernathy - Jerry Hardy Student Council wmM, Joan Roberts - Wallace Gilliam 4^ ^C Sophomore Class ""'Ciiv>at" Brenda Chatman - Bobby Smith 3 '^\\'W5^ Senior Class ^m ' Her Majesty Queen Anne And King Micfiael M .f^t »* h 1^ Anne Williamson ^' Michael Faucette '«^c'?.>«. A T H L E T CI S 3ootSdiU First row, left to right: Junior Fogleman, Gary Rich, Jerry Hicks, George Roach, Randy Isley, Nookie Ray, Duwayne Pack. Second row: Johnny Minnis, Lewis Duncan, Jimmy Riley, Taddy Martin, Jimmy Johnson, Rickey McPherson, Buck Montgomery, Sammy Jones. Third row: Coach Bill Thacker, Larry Alvis, James Oldham, Richard Lamb, Gerald Smith, Sam Farrar, Roger Boggs, Frankie Sykes, Donnie Tew, Emo Tew, Coach Art Claar. Head Coach Assistant Coach Art Claar Bill Thacker Coach Claar is a Little AU-American from Catawba College. For three he years Coach Thacker is a graduate of Graham was on the All Conference North State High School and Eastern Carolina College. Team. He started his coaching career at He made basketball All- Conference in '54. Wilmington Jr. High. Later he to came E. Although this is his first year with us, he M. Holt High School in Alamance County. has demonstrated his ability to lead our After one year at Holt he came to Haw teams to victory. River. He is a seven year veteran of our coaching staff. This year he was chosen Alamance County Coach of the Year. 3oof6a// c A P T A I N S Larry Alvis Emo Tew LINEMEN First row, left to right: Emo Tew, Salty Sykes, Jimmy Riley, Taddy Martin, James Oldham, Lewis EJuncan, Sam Farrar. Sec- ond row: Gerald Smith, Buck Montgomery, Casey Lamb, Dwyane Pack, Randy Is ley, Donnie Tew, Roger Boggs, Jerry Hicks, Rickey McPherson. BACKS Left to right: Sammy Jones, Junior Fogle- man, Johnny Minnis, Larry Alvis, Gary Rich, Jimmy Johnson, George Roach, Nookie Ray. :V'uy Memorial Library 49 ^42 S. Spring St ., ^urllngton^ NC 27219 3oot6a/! ^\i ^f /-' -^ V «L ' "End" Sam Farrar "End" iJiXT-^ Alvis "Fullback' All Conference All Conference All Conference Lewis Duncan "Guard" Jimmy Riley "Tackle' All Conference All Conference AH Conference 3oof6a// Jimmy Johnso Nookie Ray y Jones "Tailback" "Tailback" "Wing^ck" ^^a Taddy Martin i^j^ "Guard" --'S^J Roger Boggs ' Salty Syke "Blocking back" "Tackle" ! ! 3oof6all Get 'em, boys! Don't let us down now, George! G O I N D I A N S G O A tense moment! Go, Jim, Go! What a mess Hold that line 52 SooISaU STARTING TEAM FOOTBALL The Indians of 1960 began the gridiron season with 25 hopeful prospects. Although tne number of candidates was small compared with other schools, the experience of the past campaign carried us through a successful season with 5 wins, 2 loses, and 1 tie. The players were small in size but giants in determination and desire. A few teamsof higher classification felt the razor sharp edge of the Indians war toma- hawks. Several of the braves that led us on the war path for the last time in their high school football careers were Tew, Alvis, Jones, Johnson, Sykes, Oldham, Farrar, Martin, and Boggs. Bas^ef5a/I Qivl Co-Captain Co-Captain Faye Fogleman Gayle Alvis First row, left to right: Sue Ray, Betty Montgomery, Linda TroUinger, Gayle Alvis, Faye Fogleman, Pam Rickie Alvis, Margaret Long, Vicki Kimrey, Anne Williamson, Penny Tew, Jeanne Shealy, Jeanette Mont- Goodwin, Gayle Pearson. Second gomery, PamMcLendon, Carol New- row: Sheila Welborn, Ann Hughes, lin, Ann Rich. Karen Thies, Head Coach Art Claar Boys' Bas^ef^a// Co-Captain Co- Captain Emo Tew Jimmy Johnson Left to right: Junior Fogleman, Larry Alvis, Rodney Bayliff, Lewis Duncan, Charles Clark, Head Coach Billy Thacker Bas^dSall Faye (Fogleman "Forward" \ Anne Williamson "Forward" Rickie Alvis Margaret Lo "Guard" "Forward" Bas^d6all Emo Tew "Forward" Roger Boggs "For 1 Jimmy Johnson "Guard" Nookie Ray "Guard" Baseball First row, left to right: Gary Rich, Larry Johnson, Junior Fogleman, Jimn^y Johnson, Nookie Ray, Roger Boggs. Second row: Coach Art Claar, Johnny Minnis, Rodney Bayliff, George Roach, Taddy Martin, Emo Tew, Lewis Duncan, Charles Clark, Salty Sykes, Sammy Jones. The baseball team of '61 is looking forward to an improved season over last year's 3-7 record. Tew and Johnson, All-County in '60, will receive support from Ray, Clark, Fogleman, Duncan, Rich, Roach, Byrum, and Maness. We will depend on the pitching strength of Tew and Clark, with Clark and Rich behind the plate. In the infield will be Ray, Johnson, Fogleman, and Duncan. The outfield will be played by Roach, Rich, Byrum, and Maness. o^" 58 Baseball Lewis Duncan ' \ Sue Cole Judy Everheart Chief Sub-Chief Donna Abernathy Linda Anderson Cdeevledid evs Brenda Hughes Brenda Chatman Toni Ray^ Katherine Maness 60 A D V E R T I S ME E N T S s«i.'*^i*j i:a'(.\ > \s?i >at\ Se^t Wfii^k lor ci wonderlui luture! IT'S YOURS WIT H ^SoutUern zBell Compliments of SUMNER AUTOMOTIVE INC. MONARCH HOSIERY MILLS Auto Parts & Accessories INC. Phone CA 7-2754 East ELtn Street Burlington, North Carolina Graham, North Carolina SELLARS DEPARTMENT STORE GRAHAM SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BurUngron Owned ii|||;;||| "Old enough to know, Young enough to grow." Phone CA 8-1301 118 N. Harden Streei Next to Graham Post Office Buritngtoii; A|||^!dt|| 4% current dividend rate Burlington, North Carolina "Get the Best - Get Sealtest" ATKINSON DAIRIES, INC. 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