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The 1963 7enith 





DOT BARRICK and ANN SURRATT 

Co-Editors 

ELAINE GREENE 

Business Manager 

DR. C.E. MOUNTS 

Faculty Advisor 



Published by the 
Student Body of 

HIGH POINT COLLEGE 

High Point, North Carolina 





Some aspects of the college experience are universal, Every- 
one who has ever attended college has known the sweetness of 
the stolen moment alone in the midst of the jungle of reports, 
deadlines, meetings, papers, and exams. He suffers from the 
ticangs resultant of late study. He exposes himself to the ele- 
ments as oft as does the farmer. He hursts inside when the 
beam of truth breaks his veil of uncertainty. Beauty, hatred, 
insecurity, ecstasy, supreme ignorance, boundless knowledge, 
fear, anger, joy, and love are felt in the superlative by the 
struggling inhabitant within the academic walls. Any college 
student can tell you this. He can also tell you about . . . 



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. . . the chemistry experiment which had to be 
rerun six times . . . 



the wonderful surprise birthday party 





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. . , the warmth of real friendships 



. . .the intramural relays with their laughter and 
the promise of aehing muscles . . , 





. . . the admiration, joy, and envy that accompanies a 
new ring . . . 




the good nights 



the unforgettable parties 





the revelation of a conference 



the first long-distance call home 






. . , and 1,675,893 other related incidences. However, each 
campus adds a distinctive flavor to the college experience. 
With almost no effort the High Point College student can recall 
the messy and exciting Freshman-Sophomore fug-of-war across 
the creek . . . 













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the friendly bookstore service . . 




. . . the evening quiet delight- 
fully broken by the singing 
fraternity men . , . 



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the evening study break 



. the Dempsty Dumpster between five and six 



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, , . the three scoops of milk-shake base with the squirt of cherry syrup 




... the dark solitude of early morning 





those glorious Saturday mornings after classes 





. , the price paid for breaking traditions 



THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 
HIGH POINT COLLEGE 



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CONTENTS 



ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY - PAGE 20 





STUDENT BODY - PAGE 38 



ORGANIZATIONS - PAGE 102 



GREEKS - PAGE 150 



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ATHLETICS - PAGE 174 



FEATURES - PAGE 202 



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DEDICATION 



A college teacher, to be successful today, must know 
his field more thoroughly than ever before. But n ore 
than that, he must also be able to instill in his students 
a sense of responsibility and challenge. He must inspire 
them to work toward goals which may at first seem 
impossible to attain, but are necessary if the students 
are to be proficient in (lie field. 

At High Point College we have such a professor 
as this, who devotes himself with all his talents to his stu- 
dents. His classes may be the most difficult a student 
has ever encountered, but in the end each one is ap- 
preciative of the intensive instruction received. 

For the inspiration which he has been to all stu- 
dents, for the higher goals he continually seeks and 
for his exceptional ability to motivate his students to a 
high plane of learning, the Senior Cass dedicates this 
1963 edition of the Zenith to DR. DAN COOKE. 








ADMINISTRATION 
AND FACULTY 






Policy . . . "The architect's on the phone. Mr. Wil- 
liams ... off to Russia and a hard look at education 
Dean Conrad requests . . . Applications for readmissiori 
are now available at the Registrar's Office . . . concern- 
ing parking tickets. Dean Taylor lias announced . . . 
you say the student payroll is ready? . . , decisions, di 
cisions . . . where will all the flowers go??? . . . starting 
next Fall . . . "telegram for Dr. Patton" . . , 




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MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1963 



When you enter college the four years ahead 
seem an eternity. As you reach graduation day you 
wonder what became of those years that suddenly 
fled. It is our earnest hope and prayer that you 

found something on this campus that you will 

carry throughout life. 

We hope, too, that you found opportunities 
for self development and expression in all of the 
many experiences, hoth good and bad, that you 
had while in college. 

We hope that you have not only acquired 
invaluable factual knowledge from your books 
and classes, but even more important, a sense of 
values— a yardstick— that will help you apply this 
knowledge, make critical examinations, and draw 
sound conclusions for the betterment of your 
world and all of mankind. 

May God's richest blessings be upon you. 

Sincerely yours, 
Wendell M. Patton 
President 




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The First Lady and friend! 





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W. Lawson Allen 
Director of College Relations 




Jesse L. Taylor 
Director of Student Personnel 




Dr. Harold E. Conrad 
Dean of the College 




Arthur B. Williams 

Business Manager 



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Wesley W. Gaynor 
Bursar 








N. P. Yarborough 
Registrar 



Grady Whicker 
Director of Guidance and Counseling 




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Stan Broadway 
Director of Admissions 





Mrs. NfarKuerite Ilormachea 
Director of tlic News Bureau 




Dr. C. R. Hinshaw 

Director of Night School 



Duffy Paul 

Alumni Executive Secretary, 

Director of Placement 



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Dr. Samuel Underwood 



ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 






FACULTY 




J. Mitchum 



Dr. C. E. Mounts 





Mrs. Shirley Rawley 



Mrs. Emily Sullivan 




BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 






Dr. Robert I. Hislop 



Joe C. Allen 



David C. Anderson 



Harold F. Burhans 



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J. L. Nelson 



George W. Netts 



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Dr, Jim T. Hamilton 



PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 






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Miss Betty Jo Clary 



Robert D. Davidson 



C. F. Hartman 




FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT 






Dr. Lew J. Lewis 



Miss Ernestine Fields 



J. L. Fryhover 



Mrs. Jane Morgan 





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Robert Clark 



Raiford M. Porter 



Philip Reines 




RELIGION DEPARTMENT 





Dr. W. R. Locke 



L. Hughes Cox 



Miss Dorothy Eubanks 






Dr. Walt E. Hudgins 



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"Now you know it's my 
Policy to give the following 
grades in Stratification . . . 
"F-", "F", "F+", and an 
occasional "D" . , ," 




BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 




Dr. William Lazaruk 



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Mrs. Elizabeth H. Conner 




MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 




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Dr. Arthur E. Le Vey 



J. H. Allred 



Miss Berta Hirtzler 





Mrs. Evelyn Simpson 



N. P. Yarbo rough 




SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 



C. K, I lormachea 




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MATH DEPARTMENT 




Carlton J. Cook 



Miss Louise Adams 




EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT 






Dr. Dennis H. Cooke 



H. E. Coble 



Mrs. Verta I. Coe 



Dr. Dan B. Cooke 






John D. Martin 



Dr. W. F. Matthews 



Dr. H. H. Peterson 



Dr. E. O. Cummings 




CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT 

Dr. J. M. Flowers 



Dr. C. L. Wibon 




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HISTORY DEPARTMENT 




Dr. David W. Cole 



Dr. Helen R. Bartlett 







James C. Dixon 



Dr. A. Paul Gratiot 



Dr. Harold E. Conrad 




HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT 



Mrs. Lois Livingston 




Mrs. Kathryn G. Ring 



Happy Birthday, Mrs. H. 





STAFF 



One last fling, Mrs. Warren??? 




Miss Mareella Carter 
Librarian 




Mrs. In a Patrick 
Assistant Librarian 





Mrs. Louise Williams 
Assistant Librarian 





Mrs. Adelaide Hamilton 
Assistant Librarian 




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Mrs. Frances McMeekin-Kerr 

Resident Counselor, McCulloch Hall 



Mrs. Artnis Parks 
Secretary in College Relations 



Mrs. Mary Bennett 

and Mrs. Janet Warren 

Housemothers 



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Miss Nancy Warren 
Resident Nurse 



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Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wright 

Dietitians 




"I don't care how many are coming, just set the table 




Mrs. Dot Griffiths 
Secretary to Director of j 
Student Personnel 




Mrs. Mary Spurrier 
Secretary to the President 



Mrs. Lillian Mays 

Secretary to Dean of the College 




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Mrs. Viola Thompson 
Secretary to the Business Manager 



Mrs. Frances Gaynor 
Bookkeeper 



Mrs. Dorothy Kerr 
Secretary to the Bursar 






Mrs. Dorothy Price 

Sec re tan' to the Director of 

Admissions 



Mrs. Dot Collins 
Switchboard Operator 



Miss Hazel Packer 
Secretary to the Registrar 



Mrs. Charlotte White 
Audio-Visual Director 



Mrs. Evelyn Lee 

Secretary to Director of College 

Relations 



Miss Helen Brown 

Secretary to Alumni Director 
and Placement Officer 



Miss 7a Ik- Martin 
Secretary to the Education 
and Psychology Department 




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WE PAY TRIBUTE TO . 





Many times during the school year, there are people 
to whom we turn for help in various situations. Fortu- 
nately, the Zeiiif/i staff has found someone on our cam- 
pus who is both willing and able to help with anv and 
every problem. For the kindnesses, sincerity, arid con- 
cern which this person has shown, the Zenith staff wishes 
to make a special tribute. In appreciation and gratitude 
for all she has done, we honor . . . 



MRS. DOROTHY GRIFFITHS 



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HIGH POINT COLLEGE 
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 



Mi. Unit McPherson, Chairman 

Mr. Horace S. Haworth, Vice-Chairman 

Mi. Elliuti S. Wood, Treasurer 

Dr. Wendell M. Patton, Secr< 



Mr C. L. 

Rev. J. Civile Annum 

Mr. Stanford R. Brookshire 

Mrs. D, S. Coltrane 

Mr. J. Harriss Covington 

Mr. Tmij- i! 

Mr. Harry B. Finch 

Mr. Tom A. Finch, Jr. 

Bishop Paul X. Garber 

Dr. C. L. Gray 

Rev. M. E. Harbin 

Nolan B. Harmon, D.D., Ex-Officio 

Mr. Felix Harvey III 

Mr. Charles E. Hayworth 



Mr. Vernon Hodgin 

Mr. Josh Home 

Mr. Charles L. Kearns 

Mr. A. J. fCoonce 

Mr. Charles W. McCrary 

Mr. Blaine Madison 

Dr. J. Clay Mai 

Mr. James II Millis 

Mr. F Logan Porter 

Dr. W, Stanley Potter 

Mrs. Katie MacAulay Rankin 

Mr. L. F. R 

Mr. William F. Womble 



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HIGH POINT COLLEGE 

BOARD OF FELLOWS 

1962 - 1963 



Mrs. Myrtle H. Barthmaier 
Mr. Jack Burris, Sr. 
Mr. Jack H. Campl 
Mr j. Harriss Covington 
Mr. R. Frank Dal ton 
Mr. N. C. English 
Mr. Tnm A. Finch. Jr. 
Mr. John C. Foy 
Mr. C. Felix Harvey III 
Mr. Charles E. Hay worth 
Mr. David R. Hayworth 
High Point Bank and Trust Company 
Mr. I. Paul Ingle 
Mr. C, T. Ingram. Jr. 
Mr. Charles L. Reams 



Mrs. Eleanor Powell Latimer 

The LilK Company — Mr. W. II. Campbell 

Mr. Wayland E. Linthicum, Jr. 

McCrary-Acme Foundation. Incorporated 

Mr. Holt McPherson 

Mrs. J. E. Millis 

Mr. James H. Millis 

Mrs. L. K. Mobley 

Mr. Tom R. Pitts 

Mrs. Annie Mae Powell 

SJane Hosiery Mills, Incorporated 

Mr. Edgar H. Snider 

Western Electric Foundation 

Mr. Elliott S. Wood 
Mr. Frank H. Wood 



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STUDENT BODY 




Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors (finally!) , . , tests, 
papers . . . parallel by Wednesday . . . oh, no! lab and lecture 
test the same day!! . . . check my mailbox, will you? . . . Thurs- 
day—must be having hamburgers for lunch . . . Shallcross says 
there is a REQUIRED class meeting!! . . . anybody going to D.C. 
semester break?? . . , Wormian and Company looking forward to 
graduation ... all Zenith pictures must be made by Monday, 
people . . . Winters and the entertainment committee going full 
force . , . let's go to the game, y'all , . . March, April, May . , . 
exams, exams - . last goful-hvi's to the Seniors . , . another year, 
another SHOO . . , See you in September! . . . 



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OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Lawrence, Secretary; Manuel Wortman, 
President; Gloria Teague, Treasurer; Ron Yarborough, Vice-President— not pic- 
tured. 



SENIOR CLASS 



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Four years and 17,000 cups later . 





Bob Clark, Outstanding Senior Par Excellence 



"Hmmm . . . didn't know that before , , ." 



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PATTI COLLIVER 
Top-Ten Senior 



Peggie Gilliam Auman 
Sidney Earl Bailey 
Dorothy Jane Barriek 



Judy Linda Austin 
Howard Albert Barnes 
Joan Louise Bartiett 




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CLASS OF '63 



Larry Eugene Beck 
Mary Louetta Bloeeher 
Judith Ann Branch 



Lema SumerFord Benson 
Mickey Wayne Boles 
Bobby Harold Braswell 



LcBoy Benson 

Patricia Peterson Bra eke tt 

Ted Leroy Brazzcll 



Carol Blake 
Carolyn Sue Bradley 
Iris White Bristow 




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CLASS OF '63 



Larry Wayne Brown 
Frances Anne Buffaloe 
Nina Colton Burns 



Gerald Andre Bryant 
Ronald Floyd Bundy 
Michael Moore Carrinfiton 



Melvia Gay Bryant 
Hugh Thomas Burchette 
David Donald Cashion 



Richard Paul Budd 
Deloris Ann Bums 
Margaret Jfeanette Cecil 




CLASS OF '63 



Robert Allen Clark Ralph Edward Clements 

Sarah Kate Clements Patti Ann Colliver 

William Franklin Cope Beverly Ann Crotts 




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CEORCTANNA HARDIN 
Top -Ten Senior 



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CLASS OF '63 



HARRY LILLY 
Top- Ten Senior 



David Allen Culler 
Margarette Ann Damewood 
William Byrd Ellison 



Francis Earl Dail 
Jerry Lee Drye 
Anne Emery 





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CLASS OF '63 



Judith Marie English Gary Rnchford Era 

Cynthia Kay Fletcher Marilyn Floyd 

James William G alley Lewis Edward Core, Jr. 



Theron Clyde Farmer 
Peggy N. Foister 
Ray ford Baxter Grant 



Marvin Gary Ferebee 
James David Frazier, Jr. 
Rov Alvin Grant 




CLASS OF '63 



Douglas Eugene Gresham 
Marvin Ray Haga 
Ruby Marie Harrison 



Horace Ronald Grubbs 
Evelyn Marie Mailman 
Marion Lee Harvey 



Thomas Milton Gunn 
Sara de Vaughn Harbison 
Geraldinc Palmer Hauser 



Nancy Carole Gunter 
Georgian" a Mae Hardin 
Peter Wade Hepler 




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CLASS OF '63 



Wayne Douglas Hinlde 
Sarannet Jessamine Holland 
Delinda Louise Hutchins 



Thurman Ray Hogan 
Phyllis Naidyne Huss 
Judith Ann Ijames 





PAT PEELE 
Top -Ten Senior 



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CLASS OF '62 



Ada Frances Ingle 
David Augustine Jewett 
Betty Sue Keams 



Peggy Joanne Jenkins 
Catharine Ellen Johnston 
Lee Roy Keams 



ALLEN SHARPE 
Top -Ten Senior 




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CLASS OF '63 



David Michael Kenerley Kenneth Wayne Kennedy 
Garland Paul Kinney Danny Edwin Living 

Harry Glenn Lilly Winfred Earl Lindley 



Patsy Ann Key 

Donna Leigh Lawrence 

Donald Wayne Lineberry 



Barbara Joan Kiker 
June Lee 
Lynda Kay Lloyd 




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CLASS OF '63 



Blanton Bradshaw Lomax, Jr. 
Shirley Jean McDaniel 
Jerry Clint McKnight 



Judy CI and in e Long with 
Ronald Jasper McFlhannon 
Margaret Lynn McNamee 



Linda Byers Loven 
Margaret Dell McGinn 
Catherine Ann Martin 



Peggy Ann McDaniel 
William Henry McKinley 
Kenneth Allen Martin 




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CLASS OF '63 



Harvey Walter Math is 
George Francis Moose III 
Alpha Ray Murphy, Jr. 



Nancy Louise Moffett 
Esther Lovin Mullinax 
Thomas Ralph Myers 





ANN SURRA TT 
Top- Ten Senior 



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CLASS OF '63 



Woodrow Dan Myers 
Ronald Lee Osborne 
Edwin Wayne Parham 



Elizabeth Suter Neale 
Sara O^hurn Overton 
Margaret Gayle Paxton 



Lawrence Russell Nolan 
George Kenneth 0\ en ford 
Patricia Sue Peele 



Mary Sides Norwood 
Everett Odell Pace 
Gene Raymond Penary 




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CLASS OF '63 



Bob H. Philbeck 
Patricia Ellen Phillips 
Douglas Floyd Powell 



Flora Kay Phillips 
Barbara Jean Fless 
Mary Caroline P rest wood 




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NATALIE TUNSTALL 
Top-Ten Senior 



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CLASS OF '63 



JOHN WARD 
Top-Ten Senior 



Sara Alyce Ratliff 

Richard Charles Rcumann 
Aim Gibson Ringley 



Robert Levari Reese 
Lois Mavine Richardson 
Roger Ellis Roach 





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CLASS OF '63 



Sally Judith Rollins 
Jesse Cray Scott 
Jerry Terrell Smith 



David Franklin Rowe 
Grace Anderson Seaver 
William I To ward Steed 



Ronda Holland Sale 
Charles Wayne Sellers 
Andrew Harrison Stephenson 



Judy Anne Sawyer 
Allen Nelson Sharpe 
James Coleman Stephens 





MANUEL WORTMAN 
Top- Ten Senior 



CLASS OF '<53 



Louise Jeane Stokes 
James Robert Stout 
Marion Adolphus Suitt 



Fred Lyndon Stone 
Eugene Freeman Street 
Kathryn Ann Surratt 




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CLASS OF '63 



Ann Crockett Swindell 
Joe Hanford Thomas 
Jeannie Daniel VanNortwick 



Sammy George Taylor 
Kay Diane Thompson 
Sue Ann Vest 



Carlyle Moss Teague 
Margaret Susan Til ley 
Sandra Hooks Walls 



Gloria Ruth Teague 
Natalie Shannon Tunstall 
Jerry Darrell Ward 




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CLASS OF '63 



John Everett Ward 


Sarah Louise Ward 


Mary Herring Warren 


Diana Marie Watlcy 


Charles Lin wood Weisncr 


Bettte Crttbbs Welborn 


Jerry Errol Welch 


Nancy Marie West 


Louise Elizabeth Whiteley 


Judith Leonard Whittsell 


Wayne Burgess Wilkinson 


Cecilia Gail Williams 




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CLASS OF '63 



Belinda Sue Williamson 
Sandra Marie Wilson 
Philip Titsum Wong 



Jimmy George Wilson 
Michael Jennings W instead 
Christopher Woodman 





Another sacrifice to Huit/ilopochtli!!! 



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"Then they tell me I have to so back to Roberts HahV 



Manuel David Wortman 
Detores Annette Young 



Martha Jean Wright 
Jean Roberta Young 



Ronald Elliott Yarborough 
Guillermo Zalles, Jr. 



Nancy Boone Yates 
Marilyn Elizabeth Zoellcr 









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SEN/OR DIRECTORY 



PEGGIE GILLIAM AUMAN 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

JUDY LINDA AUSTIN 

A.B. Social Studies. S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; B.S.U. 

1,2,3,4; Y.D.C. 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. 

SIDNEY EARL BAILEY 
A.B. Mathematics. 

HOWARD ALBERT BARNES 
B.S. Business Administration. Delta Sigma 
Phi 2,3,4; Hi-Po 2,3,4, Editor 4; House of 
Representatives 3; Student Congress 2,3; 
Band 1; Executive Council 4; President's 
Advisory Committee 4. 

DOROTHY JANE BARRICK 
B.S. Business Administration. Zeta Tau Al- 
pha 1,2,3,4, Standards Chairman 2, Ritual 
Chairman 3; Zenith 1,2,3,4, Class Editor 

2, Copy Editor 2, Assistant Managing 
Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; S.A.M. 3,4, Secretary 
3,4; City-College Relations Committee 3, 
Secretary 3; B.S.U. 1,2; Tower Players 1; 
Hi-Po 1,2,4; President's Advisory Com- 
mittee 4. 

JOAN LOUISE BARTLETT 
A.B. Art Education. Phi Mu 1,2,3,4; 
M.S.F. 1,2; Fellowship Team 2,3; House 
of Representatives 2,3; Senate 1; Student's 
Art League 3,4, Secretary 4; S.N.E.A. 3,4; 
Zenith 1,2,3, Business Manager 3. 

LARRY EUGENE BECK 
B.S. Business Administration. 

LEOMA SUMERFORD BENSON 
A.B. History. Junior Marshal 3. 

LEROY BENSON 
A.B. Social Studies 

CAROL BLAKE 

A.B. Elementary Education 

MARY LOUETTA BLOECHER 
B.S. Physical Education. Orlando Junior 
College 1; Women's Recreation Associa- 
tion 2; Physical Education Majors Club 
2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Women's Dormitory 
Council 3,4, Head Proctor 4; Intramurals 
2,3,4; Intramural Council 3,4; Intramural 
Director 4. 

MICKEY WAYNE BOLES 
B.S. Business Administration 
PATRICIA PETERSON BRACKETT 
A.B. Religion 

CAROLYN SUE BRADLEY 
B.S. Physical Education. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 
Intramural Executive Council 3,4; Physical 
Education Majors Club 1,2,3,4; Executive 
Council 4, Publicity Manager 4. 

JUDITH ANN BRANCH 
A.B. Music Education. Brevard Junior Col- 
lege 1,2; Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4; S.N.E.A. 4; 
Concert Choir 4; Chapel Choir 4; Glee 
Club 3,4; Music Club 3,4. 

BOBBY HAROLD BRASWELL 
B.S. Business Administration. Theta Chi 
1,2,3,4, Rush Chairman 3, President 4; 
House of Representatives 1,2, Treasurer 2; 
S.A.M. 3,4; M.S.F. 2,3,4; Orientation Com- 
mittee 4. 

TED LEROY BRAZZELL 

A.B. Religion, Philosophy. Sigma Phi Epsi- 

lon 1,2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 2, Vice President 

3, President 4; I.F.C. 3,4, Vice President 
3, President 4; Sophomore President; 
Judiciary Council 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 
Orientation Committee 3,4; Student Ad- 
visory Committee 4; President's Advisory 
Council 4; Fellowship Team 1; Leader- 
ship Laboratory 2. 

IRIS WHITE BRISTOW 
A.B. Elementary Education 

LARRY WAYNE BROWN 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 3,4. 



GERALD ANDRE BRYANT 
B.S. Business Administration. Junior Mar- 
shal; Dean's List 1,2,3. 

RICHARD PAUL BUDD 
B.S. Business Administration. Western Mary- 
land College 1,2; S.A.M. 3,4. 

FRANCES ANNE BUFFALOE 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

RONALD FLOYD BUNDY 
B.S. Business Administration. 

HUGH THOMAS BURCHETTE 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 3,4. 

DELORIS ANN BURNS 

B.S. Home Economics. Epsilon Sigma 

Omicron 2,3,4; Alpha Delta Theta 2,3,4. 

NINA COLTON BURRIS 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

MICHAEL MOORE CARRINGTON 
B.S. Music. Who's Who; Concert Choir 
2,3,4,Vice President 4; Tower Players 
1,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 4; Hi-Po 4; 
Zenith 4. 

DAVID DONALD CASHION 
B.S. Physical Education. Lambda Chi Ap- 
pha 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; I.F.C. 4, 
Treasurer 4; President's Advisory Council 
4; Physical Education Majors Club 1,2,3,4, 
President 4; Men's Dormitory Council 2,3,4, 
President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; 
Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 

MARGARET JEANETTE CECIL 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

ROBERT ALLEN CLARK 
A.B. Religion and Philosophy. Delta Sigma 
Phi 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Vice-President of 
Student Government Association 3, Presi- 
dent of Student Government Association 4; 
Sophomore Class Treasurer; M.S.F. 2,3,4; 
Fellowship Teams 2,3; Order of the Light- 
ed Lamp 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Ten Top 
Seniors; Who's Who. 

RALPH EDWARD CLEMENTS 
B.S. Physical Education and Business 

SARAH KATE CLEMENTS 
B.S. Biology 

PATTI ANN COLLIVER 
B.S. Biology; Fellowship Teams 1,2; Dormi- 
tory Council 2; Freshman Class Treasurer; 
M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, President 3; Student Chris- 
tian Association President 4; Zenith Layout 
Editor 3,4; May Queen 4; Methodist Student 
Movement Conference 3; Miss Congeniality 
3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Junior 
Marshal 3; Ten Top Seniors; Who's Who. 

BEVERLY ANN CROTTS 
A.B. Social Studies. 

DAVID ALLEN CULLER 
B.S. Business Administration. 

FRANCIS EARL DAIL 

A.B. Religion and Philosophy. The Order 
of the Lighted Lamp; Top Ten Seniors; 
Who's Who; Junior Marshals; Student Chris- 
tian Council; Kappa Chi Fellowship, Secre- 
tary, 3, President 4; Fellowship Teams; 
Methodist Student Fellowship Treasurer 3; 
Vice President of Junior Class; S.G.A.; House 
of Representatives; Reading Editor of 
APOGEE; Intramurals; Dean's List 1,2,3,4 ; 
Orientation Committee; Chariman of Senior 
Gift Committee; Chairman of Junior-Senior 
Prom 3; AMOS 3. 

MARGARETTE ANN DAMEWOOD 
A.B. Sociology and Psychology. 

JERRY LEE DRYE 

B.S. Business Administration 

WILLIAM BYRD ELLISON 
A.B. Religion 



ANNE EMERY 
A.B. Psychology. 

JUDITH MARIA ENGLISH 
B.S. General Science, Biology. Young Re- 
publican's Club; Biology Club. 

GARY ROCHFORD ERN 
B.S. Business Administration. 

THERON CLYDE FARMER JR. 
A.B. Religion. Kappa Chi; Methodist Student 
Fellowship; High Point College Fellowship 
Teams . 

MARVIN GRAY FEREBEE 
B.S. Business Administration. 

CYNTHIA KAY FLETCHER 
A.B. French. Alpha Delta Theta 2,3,4; 
S.N.E.A. 1,2, Vice President 3, President 
4; HI-PO Staff 1,2,3; Methodist Student 
Fellowship 1,2; Senate 2,3; Orientation 
Committee 3. 

MARILYN FLOYD 

A.B. Elementary Education. 

PEGGY N. FOISTER 

A.B. Sociology. Chapel Choir. 

JAMES DAVID FRAZIER, JR. 
B.S. Business Administration 

JAMES WILLIAM GAILY 
B.S. Business Administration. 

LOUIS EDWARD GORE 
B.S. Business Administration. 

RAYFORD BAXTER GRANT 
A.B. Sociology. Baseball 1,2,3,4. 

ROY ALVIN GRANT 

A.B. Sociology. Baseball 1,2,3,4. 

DOUGLAS EUGENE GRESHAM 
B.S. Business Administration. 

HORACE RONALD GRUBBS 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

THOMAS HILTON GUNN 
B.S. Music. Who's Who; Concert Choir 
1,2,3,4, Vice President and Librarian 3; 
Canterbury Club 3,4; Tower Players 1; Stu- 
dent Congress 2; Dean's List 3. 

NANCY CAROLE GUNTER 

A.B. Elementary Education. M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; 

Intramurals 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1; Fellowship 

Teams 1; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 

4. 

MARVIN RAY HAGA 

B.S. Business Administration. Theta Chi 

Fraternity; AMOS. 

EVELYN MARIE HALLMAN 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

SARA DEVAUGHN HARBISON 
B.S. Home Economics. Y.D.C. 4; E.S.O. 
4; Tower Players 4; Band 4; Hi-Po 4; 
S.N.E.A. 4; Alpha Delta Theta 4. 

GEORGIANNA HARDIN 
B.S. General Science. The Order of the 
Lighted Lamp 3,4; Top Ten Seniors; Junior 
Marshals 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Fellowship 
Teams 1,2; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4, 
Treasurer 2; Alpha Gamma Delta 2,3,4, 
Second Vice-President 3; Junior Panhelen- 
ic Council, President 2; Women's Dormi- 
tory Council, Treasurer 3, President 4; 
S.G.A. 4; Student Congress 1; Dean's List 
1,2,3; Orientation Committee 4; President's 
Advisory Committee 4; Student Publication 
Staff (Apogee). 



FLORENCE HARRIS 

B.S. Home Economics. B.S.U.; 

Theta 4; E.S.O. 4. 

RUBY MARIE HARRISON 
A.B. Elementary Education 



Alpha Delta 



SEN/OR DIRECTORY 



MARION LEE HARVEY 
A.B. History. 

GERALDINE PALMER HAUSER 
A.B. Elementary Education . 

PETER WADE HEPLER 
A.B. Spanish. 

WAYNE DOUGLAS HINKLE 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M; Gavel 

Club. 

THURMAN RAY HOGAN 
A.B. Sociology. 

SARANNET J. HOLLAND 

A.B. Primary Education. M.S.F. 1,2,3; 

S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Alpha Delta Theta 2,3,4. 

PHYLLIS NAIDYNE HUSS 
A.B. Business Education. 

DE LINDA LOUISE HUTCHINS 
A.B. Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta 1,2,3,4; Band 2; Zenith Staff 2; Day 
Students 1,2,3,4; Jr. Panhellenic 3, Vice 
President, Panhellenic Council 4, Secretary 
4; S.N.E.A. 4. 

JUDITH ANN IJ AMES 
B.S. Business. 

ADA FRANCES INGLE 
B.S. Business Administration. Alpha Gamma 
Delta, 1,2,3,4, Scribe 2, 1st Vice President 
3; M.S.F. 1; Hi-Po Staff 2; S.A.M. 3,4; 
House of Representatives 1, Senate 2,3, 
Secretary 3. 

PEGGY JOANNE JENKINS 
A.B. Religion, Sociology. 

AUGUSTINE DAVID 

LAWRENCE JEWETT 

A.B. Psychology. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity 

4. 

CATHRINE ELLEN JOHNSTON 
A.B. Art Education. 

BETTY SUE KEARNS 

A.B. Primary Education. Alpha Delta Theta 

1,2; M.S.F. 1,2; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4. 

LEE ROY KEARNS 

B.S. Business Administration. 

DAVID MICHAEL KENERLEY 
B.S. Business Administration. 

KENNETH WAYNE KENNEDY 
A.B. Social Studies. 

PATRICIA ANNE KEY 

A.B. Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. 3,4; 

Dean's List 1. 

BARBARA JEAN KIKER 
B.S. Home Economics. 

GARLAND PAUL KINNEY 
B.S. Business Administration. 

DANNY EDWIN LAWING 
A.B. Physical Education. 

DONNA LEIGH LAWRENCE 
A.B. Elementary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 
1,2,3,4, Standards Chairman 3, Recording 
Secretary 4; House of Representatives Al- 
ternate 3; Alpha Delta Theta 1; Women's 
Athletic Association 1; Student Congress 
3; M.S.F. 2,3,4, Co-Devotional Chairman 
3; Student Christian Association 4; S.N.E.A. 
1,2,3,4; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Leader- 
ship Conference 2. 

JUNE LEE 

B.S. General Science. 

LOUISE STOKES LEWIN 
A.B. Elementary Education. Phi Mu, Treas- 
urer and Vice-President 2,3; Order of the 
Lighted Lamp 3; Dorm Council; Judiciary 
Council 3; Newman Club, President 2; Stu- 
dent Christian Council, Vice-President 3; 
S.N.E.A. 



HARRY G. LILLY 

A.B. Philosophy and Religion. Theta Chi 
Fraternity 3,4; Student Government As- 
sociation, Vice-President 4; Member of 
Executive Council 3; Student Christian As- 
sociation, President 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3, State 
Officer 2,3; Kappa Chi Fraternity 1,2,3; 
Concert Choir 2; Apogee 4, Managing Edi- 
tor; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3; Student 
Legislature 4, Speaker Pro-Tempore; Presi- 
dent's Advisory Committee 3,4; Top Ten 
Seniors; Who's Who. 

WINFRED EARL LINDLEY 
B.S. Chemistry. Delta Sigma Phi 3,4, Vice- 
President 4; Junior Marshal 3; Inter-Fra- 
ternity Council 4; Vice-President 4; Dormr 
itory Council 4, Vice-President 4; M.S.F. 
1,2,3,4. 

BLANTON BRADSHAW LOMAX, JR. 
B.S. Business Administration. 

JUDY LONGWITH 

A.B. Business Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta 1,2,3,4, Altruistic Chairman, Treasur- 
er 3, Chaplain 4; Westminister Fellowship 
1,2,3, Social Chairman; Junior Marshal 3; 
House of Representatives 1,2,3; Fellowship 
Teams 2,3; Choir 3. 

LINDA BYERS LOVEN 
A.B. Primary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 
3,4; Westminister Fellowship 3,4; Devo- 
tional Chairman 4; Young Democrats Club 
3, Treasurer 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4. 

PEGGY ANN McDANIEL 

B.S. Home Economics. E.S.O. 4; S.N.E.A. 

4. 

SHIRLEY JEAN McDANIEL 
A.B. Religious Education. Alpha Delta 
Theta 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4, 
Chairman 3. 

RONALD JASPER McELHANNON 
A.B. Sociology. 

MARGARET DELL McGINN 
A.B. Psychology. 

WILLIAM HENRY McKINLEY 

B.S. Business Administration. Theta Chi 

1,2,3,4; S.A.M. 3,4; Y.R.C. 3. 

JERRY CLINT McKNIGHT 
B.S. Business Administration. 

MARGARET LYNN McNAMEE 
A.B. History, Political Science. 

CATHERINE ANNE MARTIN 

B.S. Secretarial Training. Zeta Tau Alpha 

2,3,4; S.A.M. 4. 

KENNETH ALLEN MARTIN 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 4. 

HARVEY WALTER MATHIS 
B.S. Business Administration. 

NANCY LOUISE MOFFETT 
A.B. Psychology and Religion. Zeta Tau 
Alpha 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Panhellenic 
Representative 3,4, Panhellenic Treasurer 
4; Alpha Delta Theta 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; 
Student Christian Council 3,4; Westminister 
Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 2,3,4, 
Chairman of Team 3; APOGEE 4, Ex- 
change Editor 4. 

GEORGE FRANCIS MOOSE III 
B.S. Accounting. Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4, 
Treasurer 4; S.A.M. 3,4, Vice-President 4; 
Fellowship Teams 3,4; Student Legislature 
3; - Men's Dormitory Council 4, Secretary- 
Treasurer 4. 

ESTHER LOVIN MULLINAX 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

ALPHA RAY MURPHY, JR. 
A.B. History and Political Science. Track 
Team 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; All-Star In- 
tramural Basketball 1. 



THOMAS RALPH MYERS 
B.S. Business Administration. 

WOODROW DAN MYERS 
B.S. Chemistry 

ELIZABETH SUTER NEALE 
A.B. French, Brevard Junior College 1,2; 
Alpha Gamma Delta 3,4, Corresponding 
Secretary 3, President 4; S.NE.A. 4; Panhel- 
lenic Council 4; Orientation Committee 4; 
Homecoming Court 3; Fraternity Sponsor 
3. 

LAWRENCE RUSSELL NOLAN 
A.B. Physical Education. Physical Educa- 
tion Majors Club 3,4; Hi-Po Sports Re- 
porter 3,4; Zenith Co-Sports Editor 4; Varsi- 
ty Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity 
Baseball Team 1,2,3,4, All-Conference, All 
N.A.I. A. District 26; Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
Dean's List; Bobby Bagette Trophy. 

MARY SIDES NORWOOD 
B.S. Home Economics. Alpha Delta Theta 
2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; E.S.O. 
1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3; 
S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Zenith 
Staff 2; Hi-Po Staff 2; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; 
Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4; Student Chris- 
tian Council 4. 

RONALD LEE OSBORNE 
A.B. Sociology 

SARA OGBURN OVERTON 
B.S. Home Economics. 

GEORGE KENNETH OXENFORD 
A.B. Social Studies. Student Government 
Entertainment Committee 4; Zenith 1; Hi- 
Po Staff Reporter 2,3,4; Day Students 
1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 2,3,4; Kappa Chi 3,4; West- 
minister Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Tower Players 
1,2,3,4; Student Art League 3,4. 

EVERETT ODELL PACE 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 3,4; 

Organization Committee 3. 

EDWIN WAYNE PARHAM 
B.S. Chemistry. 

MARGARET GAYLE PAXTON 
A.B. Primary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 
1,2,3,4, President 3, Historian-Reporter 4; 
S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3; Alpha Delta 
Theta 1,2,3; Tower Players 1,2; HI-PO 1,2; 
Orientation Committee. 

PATRICIA SUE PEELE 
A.B. Religion, English. Top Ten Seniors; 
Who's Who; Vice President Freshman 
Class; Student Congress Secretary; House 
of Representatives Recording Clerk; Dorm- 
Council; Judiciary Council Chief Justice; 
Alpha Delta Theta; M.S.F.; Fellowship 
Teams; Forensic League; HI-PO staff. 

GENE R. PENDRY 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M.; Base- 
ball 1. 

BOB H. PHILBECK 
A.B. Biology. 

FLORA KAY PHILLIPS 
A.B. Elementary Education. Day Students 
1,2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 4; Band 2; Homecoming 
Court 2; Phi Mu. 

PATRICIA ELLEN PHILLIPS 
A.B. Primary Education. 

BARBARA PLESS 

B.S. Home Economics. Brevard Junior Col- 
lege 1,2; E.S.O.; Tower Players; S.N.E.A. 

DOUGLAS FLOYD POWELL 
B.S. Business Administration. 

MARY CAROLINE PRESTWOOD 

B.S. Home Economics. Espsilon Sigma 

Omicron; Alpha Delta Theta; S:N.E.A.; 

M.S.F. 



SENIOR DIRECTORY 



SARA ALICE RATLIFF 
B.S. Physical Education. 

ROBERT LEVAN REESE 

A.B. Social Studies. Theta Chi Fraternity; 

HI-Po Staff. 

LOIS MAXINE RICHARDSON 
B.S. Home Economics. 

ANN GIBSON RINGLEY 
A.B. Mathematics. Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasur- 
er 4; S.N.E.A.; Tower Players; Zenith Staff 
Photography Editor 4; Band 1; Wake 
Forest 1; Wesley Foundation 1. 

ROGER ELLIS ROACH 
A.B. Mathematics. 

SALLY JUDITH ROLLINS 
A.B. Primary Education. 

DAVID F. ROWE 

B.S. Business Administration-Management. 
Lambda Chi Alpha; Gavel Club 3,4, Presi- 
dent 4; Debating Club 4; S.A.M. 4; Duke 
University NROTC; Intramurals 1,2,3; 
Dean's List 2,3; Duke University 1,2. 

RICHARD CHARLES REUMANN 
B.S. Business Administration. Lambda Chi 
Alpha Fraternity; S.A.M.; Alpha Phi Ome- 
ga; Intramurals. 

RONDA HOLLAND SALE 

A.B. Elementary Education. Y.D.C.; B.S.U.; 

Dean's List 1,2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 

JUDY ANNE SAWYER 

A.B. Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. 

JESSE G. SCOTT 

A.B. Religion. S.G.A.; S.C.A. 

GRACE SEAVER 

A.B. Mathematics. Dorm Council; Alpha 
Delta Theta 2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 4; Judi- 
ciary Council 3; S.N.E.A.; Fellowship Teams 
1,2; M.S.F.; HI-PO Staff; Zenith. 

CHARLES WAYNE SELLERS 
A.B. Social Studies. 

ALLEN NELSON SHARPE 
A.B. History and Political Science. Delta 
Sigma Phi; Freshman Class President; Stu- 
dent Legislature, Sgt. at Arms, Speaker of 
House; Y.D.C. President; Zenith Photog- 
rapher 3; HI-PO Photographer; Student 
Congress Speaker; President of Interim 
Council; President's Advisory Council; State 
Student Legislature. 

JERRY FERRELL SMITH 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 

WILLIAM H. STEED 

B.S. Accounting. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; 
Comptroller 3,4, Sigma Phi Epsilon Jr. 
Marshal; Hi-Po, Advertising Manager 4; Day 
Student Representative to H.P.C. Leader- 
ship School 2. 

STEVE STEPHENSON 
A.B. Social Studies. 

JAMES COLEMAN STEVENS 
B.S. Chemistry 

FRED LYNDON STONE 
A.B. Psychology. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chap- 
lam 4, Social Chairman 4; Young Republi- 
can Club, Vice-President 3. 

EUGENE FREEMAN STREET 
B.S. Business Administration. Sigma Phi 
Epsilon 3,4; Society for Advancement of 
Management 3,4; Intramural Athletics 3,4. 

MARION ADOLPHUS SUITT 
B.S. Business Administration. 

KATHRYN ANN SURRATT 
A.B. Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta 1,2,3,4, Rush Chairman 3, Recording 
Secretary 4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Publicity 
Chairman 3; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; 
Junior Class Secretary; Fellowship Teams 
2,3; House of Representatives 1,2; Student 
Congress 2; Homecoming Court 1; Sigma 
Phi Epsilon Sweetheart 2; Cheerleader 



1,2,3,4, Chief Cheerleader 4; May Court 
1,4; President's Advisory Council 4; Zenith 
1,2,3,4, Photography Editor 2; Associate 
Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Orientation Com- 
mittee 4; Miss Zenith Finalist 4; Ten 
Top Seniors; Who's Who; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4. 

ANN CROCKETT SWINDELL 
A.B. English. Hi-Po Staff 4; Chapel Choir 
3,4, Soprano Soloist; Concert Choir 3.4, 
Soprano Soloist; APOGEE 4, Book Review 
Editor 4; Ideas Committee of Student Gov- 
ernment Association 4; S.N.E.A. 4- Who's 
Who; St. Mary's College 1,2. 

SAMUEL GEORGE TAYLOR 
B.S. Physical Education. S.N.E.A. 4; Physi- 
cal Education Majors Ciuli; Baseball Man- 
ager 2,3; Tau Kappa Epsilon. 

GLORIA RUTH TEAGUE * 
A.B. English. Order of Lighted Lamp 3,4; 
Zenith Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; APOGEE 
4, Editor 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Touring 
Choir 4; Judiciary Council 2,3, Recording 
Secretary 3; Woman's Dormitory Council 

2, Secretary 2; S.N.E.A. 1,2; M.S.F. 1; 
Fellowship Teams 2; Student Congress 2; 
Senior Class Treasurer; May Court 3; Miss 
Zenith Finalist 4; Ten Top Seniors; Who's 
Who. 

JOE HANFORD THOMAS 
B.S. Business Administration. President of 
Men's Dormitory Council; Student Govern- 
Committee; Orientation Committee 4; As- 
sembly Committee; S.A.M. 4; Delta Sigma 
Phi 1,2,3,4; Treasurer, Fraternity Executive 
Council, Sergeant-at-Arms. 

KAY DIANNE THOMPSON 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

MARGARET SUSAN TILLEY 
A.B. Business Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta 2,3,4, Activities Chairman 3, Cor- 
responding Secretary 4; Alpha Delta Theta 
1,2,3,4, President 3, Co-Pledge Trainer 4; 
M.S.F.; Fellowship Teams Alternate 2; 
S.A.M. 3; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 3; Orien- 
tation Committee 3. 

NATALIE SHANNON TUNSTALL 
A.B. Elemjentary Education. Alpha Delta 
Theta 1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3; S.N.E.A. 
1,2,3,4; Student Legislation, Secretary 4; 
House of Representatives 2,3. 

JEANNIE DANIEL VAN NORTWICK 
A.B. Social Studies. Alpha Delta Theta 1; 
M.S.F. Literature Chairman 1,2; S.N.E.A. 
1,4; Hi-Po Staff, News Editor 1; Intramur- 
als 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1,2. 

SUE ANN VEST 
A.B. Sociology. 

SANDRA HOOKS WALLS 
B.S. General Science. Alpha Delta Theta 
2; President's Advisory Council 3; Dor- 
mitory Council 3; S.G.A., Executive Council 

3, Secretary. 

JOHN EVERETT WARD, JR. 
B.S. General Science. Lambda Chi Alpha, 
President; Order of the Lighted Lamp; Top 
Ten Seniors; Who's Who; Junior Marshal 
3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice Presi- 
dent 3;, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Student Leg- 
islature 1,2,3,4; S.G.A., Treasurer; Presi- 
dent's Advisory Committee; Junior Class 
President; Sophomore Class Vice President; 
Sports Editor HI-PO 2; Dean's List 1,2,3; 
Scholastic Honor Society 3,4. 
SARAH LOUISE WARD 
A.B. Social Studies. 
MARY HERRING WARREN 
B.S. Business. Alpha Delta Theta 3,4. 
DIANA MARIE WATLEY 
A.B. Elementary Education and Psychology. 
BETTIE GRUBBS WELBORN 
A.B. Elementary Education. 
JERRY ERROL WELCH 
B.S. Business. 



CHARLES LINWOOD WEISNER 
B.S. Business Administration. 

NANCY MARIE WEST 

LOUISE ELIZABETH WHITELEY 
A.B. Sociology. HI-PO Staff 1,2,3,4, Assist- 
ant Business Manager 2, Business Manager 
3, News Editor 4; Zenith 2,3,4, Copy Editor 
4; M.S.F. 1,2; Fellowship Teams 1,2; S.G.A. 
Orientation Committee 4; Junior Senator in 
Legislature 3; Tower Players 1,2; Alpha 
Delta Theta 1,2; Entertainment Committee. 

JUDITH LEONARD WHITESELL 
A.B. Elementary Education. 

WAYNE BURGESS WILKINSON 
A.B. English. 

CECILIA GAIL WILLIAMS 

A.B. Elementary Education. W.C.U.N.C. 

1,2. 

BELINDA SUE WILLIAMSON 
A.B. Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta 2,3,4; Alpha Delta Theta 1; Hi-Po 
Staff 2,3; Zenith Staff 4, Chief Typist; 
M.S.F. 2.3; House of Representatives 3; 
Fellowship Teams 1,2; Student National 
Education Association 1,2,3,4; Senior Gift 
Committee 4; Homecoming Court 3; May 
Court 3,4; Miss Zenith Finalist 4; Miss 
High Point College Contestant 2. 

JIMMY GEORGE WILSON 

B.S. Business Administration. S.A.M. 3,4; 

Y.D.C. 4. 

SANDRA MARIE WILSON 
A.B. Elementary Education. M.S.F. 1; 
E.S.O. 1; S.N.E.A. 1,3,4; Judiciary Repre- 
sentative Sr. Class; Judiciary Council 4; 
Women's Dorm Council Vice-President. 3. 

MICHAEL TENNINGS WINSTEAD 
A.B. Psychology. 

PHILIP TIT-SUM WONG 

B.S. Chemistry. Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4; 

B.S.U. 1,2,3,4; Dean's List. 

CHRISTOPHER WOODMAN 

A.B. Social Studies. Alpha Phi Omega 

1,2,3,4; Tower-Players; Choir. 

MANUEL WORTMAN 
A.B. Religion and Philosophy. 

MARTHA JEAN WRIGHT 
B.S. Health and Physical Education. Physi- 
cal Education Major's Club 3,4; Women's 
Athletic Association 3,4; Women's Jntra- 
murals 3,4; Women's Intramural's Coach 
3,4; Western Carolina 1,2. 

RONALD YARBOROUGH 
B.S. Business Administration. Delta Sigma 
Phi, President; Vice-President Senior Class 
4; Member Society for the Advancement of 
Management 3,4. 

ANNETTE YOUNG 

A.B. Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma 
Delta, Activities Chairman 2, Projects 
Chairman 3, Rush Chairman 4; Alpha Delta 
Theta 1,2,3; Zenith, Business Staff 2,3, 
Managing Editor 4; HI-PO Staff 1,2,3; 
Westminister Fellowship 1,2,3,4, President 
3, Vice-President 4; House of Representa- 
tives 1.2,3; Student Congress 1,2,3; Miss 
High Point College Contestant 2; Director 
of 'Miss H.P.C. Contest 4; Student Christian 
Council 3; Theta Chi Sweetheart 1; Chapel 
Choir 2; Social Chairman of Sophomore 
Class; Orientation Committee 3. 

JEAN YOUNG 

A.B. Elementary Education. St. Mary's 
Jr. College 1,2; Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4; S.G.A., 
Public Opinion Committee; S.N.E.A. 4 
HI-PO Staff. 

MARILYN ZOELLER 
A.B. Elementary Education. 



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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN 



These seniors are selected on a basis of their excellence in scholarship, 
leadership, and participation in extracurricular and academic activities, citizen- 
ship, and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness to business and 
society. 





MICHAEL M. CARRINGTON 



ROBERT A. CLARK 



PATTI COLLIVER 



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FRANCIS E. DAIL 



THOMAS H. GUNN 



HARRY G. LILLY 



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OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Komegay, President; Harriet Finerty, 
Treasurer; Harry Smith, Vice-President; Bonnie Dennis, Secretary. 



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JUNIOR CLASS 




"If thev tell me I have to take just One more picture, 
I'll . . ." 





What Chetchie won't do for an "A" 



"Boy, Just one more class . , . wonderful, wonderful . 



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Charlsie Abel 
Bay Alley 
Richard Anderson 
Joanne Atkins 



Barbara Ballew 
Clara Barefoot 
Kyle Barrow 
Dave Baughn 








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Milbrey Behind 
Suzanne Booth 
Stephen Bower 
Bobby Boyd 




Wayne Brewer 
Marlene Brinley 
Wilson Browning 
David Bryant 



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Richard Bulla 
Suzanne Bullard 
Barney Burks 
Margaret Burns 



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CLASS OF '64 



Robert Bums 
Kenneth Bums 
Scott Burrow 
Samuel Byers 



David Caine 
Norman Callahan 
Walter Carriker, Jr. 
Kirtikumar Christian 



Claude Cline, Jr. 
Harold Cohen 

Ruffin Cole 
Douglas Collins 




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CLASS OF '64 



I told you ... all individualists wear their tics this way 




Donald Cook 
Mary Leo Cootes 
Ronald Covey 
Linda Craven 



Roger Crawford 
Wayne Curry 
Linda Darnell 
Bonnie Dennis 



William Dobbins 
Donald Dwiggins 
Ceorge Elkins 
Thomas Eller 



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Jane Elliott 
Rebecca Elliott 
William Fallin 
Linda Ferran 



Riley Fields, Jr, 
Carolyn Fineher 
Harriet Finerty 
Robby Fogleman 



Frank Foster 
Don Frazier 
Carolyn Frye 
Jerold Frye 



Carol Geist 
Hugh Gentry 
Gail Geyer 
David Gray 



Gloria Gray 
Elaine Greene 
Lee Grier 
Kenneth Gunn 




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Abby Hall 
Florence Harris 
Robert Hartsell 
Bergie Hatcher 



Charles Hobson 
Jerry Holden 
Charles Howard 
Larry Hughes 



Bruce Idol 
Sandra Jacobs 
Robert Jessup 
Bettie Jones 



Gary Kennedy 
Tom Kester 
Barbara Kinlaw 

Stanley Kinney 



Marsden Kitley 

Robert Komegay 
Betty Krimminger 
Judy Lambeth 



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CLASS OF '64 



"Now tin- way I lmik it it 




Sylvia Leckie 
Velma Lemons 
Pat Lewis 

Wayne Lewis 



Sandra Light 
Doris Liles 
Donald Little 
Kent Lopp 



Yang Sieng Lu 
Mary Luck 
Carolyn McMasters 
Athelene Marlowe 





Gene Martz 
Charles Mendenhall. Jr. 
Wallace Midkiff 
Jatvet Miller 



Marlene Moore 
Greg Morton 
Evelyn Murphy 
Chalk's Myers 



Carrie My rick 
Fletcher Nelson, Jr. 
Charles Nesbitt 
Norma Overby 



CLASS OF '64 



"But sir, I'm doing the best I can 




Harley Pee pies 

Wayne Pender 
Colon Phillips 
James Phillips 



Judith Phillips 
Roger Pike 
Dennis Potter 
Marie Powers 



Barbara Randall 
Franklin Raper 
Pat Reed 
Loud I a Richards 



Nina Richardson 
Allen Rierson 
Ellis Rouse 
Carolyn Routh 



Bonnie Saksa 
Mac Simpson 
Yvonne Skidmore 
Thomas Slaughter 







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Fran Smith 
Glenn Smith, Jr. 
Harold Smith 
Harry Smith 



Jane Smith 
Sylvia Smith 
Richard Spake 
Bobby Stafford 



Bonnie S til well 

Linda Strickland 
Elizabeth Sullivan 
James Sullivan, Jr. 



Frosty Tanner 
Cerald Tertzagian 
Duane Thompson 
Betty Treece 



Al Trombetta 
Mary Lou Troutman 
Charles Van Hook 
Jose Velado 



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CLASS OF '64 



Carl Vuncannon 
Gene Walsh 
George Ware 
Judy Wariiclc 



Charles Welch 
James West, Jr. 
Diane Westmoreland 
Carrie Whitehurst 




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David Whitlock 
Peggy Whitt 
Sandra Wiley 
David Willard 



James Wilmot 
Carrol Wood 
Gordon Yarbo rough 
James Yarborough, Jr 




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OFFICERS- Mike RosenmarMe, President; Larry Amick, Vice-President; Caro- 
lyn McAllister, Secretary; Gerry Fennel], Treasurer. 



SOPHOMORE CLASS 



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Okay you two, what is this, MADNESS??? 



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Nancy Adams 
Edward Alberty 
Bruce Alexander 
Larry Amick 



Jessie Andrew 
Ann Armentrout 
Fonda Asbury 
Rebecca Auman 



Callie Bailey 
Ellis Baker, Jr. 
Caroll Beamer 
Frederick Benoit, Jr. 



Arleen Benton 
Ronald Berrier 
Linda Black 
William Blizzard 



James Boh ami on 
Kathryn Bonner 
James Booker 
Patricia Bow den 



Robert Bradley 
Beth Brearley 
Robert Brennan 
Linda Brewer 



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"You really think i can pass French this semester???" 



CLASS OF '65 



Bonnie Brooks 
William Brown 
Catherine Bundy 
Judith Burrier 



Marlene Byerly 
Linda Cabot 
Barbara Cacy 
Judith Callaway 



Robert Carlough 
Roger Carmichael 
Linda Carter 
Margaret Carter 



Linda Cassimus 
Leonard Chisholra 
Thomas Collins 
Rex Connor 




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Susan Cooke 
David Cost as 
Cynthia Craven 
Susan Culbreth 



Kenneth Deal 
Eteirdre DcCarion 
Kay DeMik 
Janet Doby 



James Doolittle 
Janet Doss 
Jeanne Downs 
Dennis Draper 



Jean Dutton 
Janet Early 
Callie East 
John Farlow 



CLASS OF '65 




"But Dean Tavlor ... I'd 
RATHER DO IT MYSELF!!!'' 



Jerry Fennel! 
B rend a Flincbum 
Roy Foster 
Wayne Furman 



Amelia Garmon 
Jenny Lynn Gamer 
Rodolph Gibbs 
Sue Gibson 



Phyllis Giles 
Joseph Gosnell 
Ezra Gough 
Robert Go wen 



Peggy Green 
Judy Greene 
Roy Greenwood 
Franklin Grice 



Rick Grimsley 
Carol Haggard 
Pamela Hancox 
Rhonda Hardy 



John Fargett 
Ann Haring 
Hal Haris 

William Harris 









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Lloyd Harvey 
Charles Hawks 
Patricia Hawks 
Judith Hayes 



Stanley Hen d rick 
George Hendrijt 
Janet Heydenburg 
Robert Hislop, Jr. 



William Hobson 
Dayton Holmes 
Douglas Hooker 
Linda Hoyle 



Tullie Hoyle 
Roberta Hudson 
Wanda Hull 
Linda Humphrey 



Dewey Hutchins 
Mack Isley, Jr. 
Sally Jepson 
Jeffrey Johnson 



Joyce Johnson 
Linwood Johnson 
Spencer Johnston, Jr. 
Donald Jones 



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Douglas Jones 
Eve Jones 
Joanne Kearney 
David Kemp 



John Kennedy 
Christine Kennedy 
Shirley Key 
Gary Kiger 



Joyce K irk man 
Kenneth Lawson 
Ross Lewellyn 

Ronald Lilly 



John Lock i nan 
Donald Long 
Evelyn Long 
Joseph Lorber 




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Carolyn McAllister 
Jean McCollum 
Richard McDowell 
James McDuffie 



Sandra McIIone 
Joyce McIIvaine 
Brian Mcintosh 
Pat McFherson 



Frank Mabrey 
Sharon Mader 
Elizabeth Mann 
Brenda Murine I 



Don Miller 
Rickie Mills 
Suzanne Mock 
Steve Montague 



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Kay Moon 
Harold Moose 
Shetrill Morris, Jr. 
Phillip Mosley 



Wesley Motsinger 
Lewis Mull is 
Harold Myers 
Clara Jane Neal 



Louis Neal 

Dale Neel 
Jesse Newton III 
Gayle Nichols 



Nancy Noble tt 
Elizabeth Oldham 
Anne Organ 
Thomas Owens 



Thomas Page 
Helen Paisley 
Carol Parrish 
David Parsons 



Michael Pierce 
Gretchen Piatt 
Carlos Frado 
Jerry Froffirt 




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Leslie Purifoy 
Al Rauch 
James Ramsey 
Judith Raykes 



Deanna Reed 
Joseph Redding 
Ronald Rcigleman 
Beth Renfro 



Larry Rice 
William Rich 
Carle ne Robbins 
Betty Rogers 



Patty Rogers 
Michael Rosenmarkle 
Sue Rothrock 
Carleen Samuels 



Henry Sapp 
Michelle Schmidley 
Fred Schraplau 
Robert Seaver 



Pauline Seawell 
Jerry Shackleford 
Sylvia Shaprio 
Orrin Shaw 



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CLASS OF '65 



Joel Silver 
Jerry Sink 
Tony Slate 
Sue Smathers 



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Barry Smith 
Clarence Smith 
Donald Smith 

Kirk Smith 




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Joyce Snyder 
Juanita Speight 
Anne Stalder 
Kirk Stewart 



James Stone 
Libby Sturdivant 
James Surratt 
Bruce Swan son 




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Suzanne Swindell 
Sandra Tate 
James Taylor 
Joe Ann Taylor 



Diana Teague 
Henry Thompson 
Reanza Waldrep 
Nancy Wall 



Pamela Wallace 
Arthur Warren 
Sue Waters 
Jny \\ ntkins 




Faye Watson 
Bruce Weatherly 
Curtis Webster 
Susan Wells 



CLASS OF '65 




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Elizabeth White 
Lorene White 
Peggy Wiley 
Jerry Williams 



Judy Williams 
Arthur Wilson 
Woody Woodall 
Nancy Yeager 




Barry York 
Howard York 



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President; Johnny Walton, Treasurer; Wynne MacGregnr. Secretary. 



FRESHMAN CLASS 



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Donald Albert 
Judy Alexander 
Wayne Anderson 
Charles Arts I in III 
Judith Armington 
Stirling Banks 



John Barksdale III 
Bruce Barnard 
Deajina Barrier 
Robert Batten, Jr. 
Linda Beane 
Joseph Beck 



Carole Bennett 
William Biggcrstaff 
Elizabeth Boggs 
Harriet Boggs 
Vicfci Boles 
Bonnie Boone 



Patricia Booth 
James Bo vender 
Tony Boyles 
Lynn Bridgens 
Raymond Brim 
James Broos 



Nan Brown 
James Brueki, Jr, 
Harold Byerly 
Pamela Byrd 
Sandra Cagle 
Bobert Cannon 



William Carter 
Anne Casstevens 
Susan Chapman 
John Chitton 
Karen Clodfelter 
Sara Coble 



Michael Cobum 
Hoyle Coppley 
Mary Corder 
Wanda Cornelius 
Larry Craver 
Robert Craver 



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ket weaving class. 




CLASS OF '66 



James Davis 
Jerry Davis 
Marriott Davis 
Raymond Davis 
Fleming Day 
Jean Denton 



Frances DeSiati 
Carol Dickson 
Mary Dover 
Wallace Duncan 
Reginald Durham 
David Evans 



David Fanchcr 
Kenneth Finger 
Pamela Fletcher 
John Flowers III 
Peggy Fogleman 
Douglas Foltz 



James Foster 
Sue Foust 
Phyllis Foy 
Frances Freeman 
Ronald Freeman 
Barry Frye 



Gaye Frye 
Joan Gale 
Carolyn Garrett 
Stephen Gibson 
Kenneth Gilliam 





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Tamsie Green 
Edgar Grecson 
Richard Guiffredo 
Jenova Haines 
Linda ] Lines 
Sandra Hargrove 



Robert Harris 
Eddie Hatlcy 
Lindsay Hendrick 
Robert He pie 
Roger Herman 
Calvin Hemdon 



William Herndon 
Norman Hester 
Dorothv Hevener 
Robert Hill 
Kathleen Hoecker 
Frieda Unit 



Janiee Houjih 
Stuart Hoyt 
Margaret Hunter 
Kitty Hutchins 
Sandra Hutchins 
Roberta Isaacs 



Gilbert Jacobs 
Elizabeth Jensen 
Levin Jones 
Thomas Jo>m'r 
Taylor Kennedy, Jr. 
Charles Kerr 



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Richard King 
William Kiti^ 
Jill Knuckey 
Anthony Koogler 
Jane Kuppers 
Judith La Man 



Shelia Landford 
Ruth Lewis 
Eugene Ljnebeny 
Tony Littcn 
Carol Livcngood 
Gertrude Liven good 



Gerald yne Loci; man 
John Loflin 
Lout'lla Loflin 
Ramonia Lomax 
Samuel Lovett, Jr. 
Grace Chin LuCheng 



Marilyn Lund 
Wynne M a cGregor 

Eddie McCormick 
Joe McDaniel 
Sandra McDaniel 
Clenola McGee 



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John McGee 
Richard McCreevy 
Robert Macy 
Mary Ann Mandrich 
William \l;mn 
Aris Mastrogianakis 



Ronda Mai 

Charlie Miller 

Kathryn Minis 
Bevrrly Moody 
Linda Morgan 
Myra Morris 



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Patricia Moser 
Walter Myers 
Charles Nance 
Elizabeth Neese 
Kathryn Norman 






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Joseph Nuckolls 
Jerr> O'K'.'llcy 
Penny Pafjuin 
Thomas Parker 
Suzanne Patterson 
Barbara Payne 



John Payne 
Stephen Pearson 
Deua PcKram 
Nancy Perry 
Re id Perryman, fr. 
Ruby Phillips 



Carol Pino 
Jacqueline Poole 
Dave Pope, Jr. 
Charles Richards 
Judy Richardson 
Kent Ripley 



Catherine Robbs 
John Roberts 
Linda Roberts 
Alice Robertson 
John Robinson 
El is a Rodriguz 



Glenn Rogers 
Warren Romaine 
Joan Root 
Betty Roux 
Roy Rowe 
George Roy croft 



James Ryon 
Alfredo Sainz 
Lance Sanders 
Carolyn Saunders 
Charles Sehreiber 
Roy Scoggin 



Jeff Sea fond 
John Selby, Jr. 
Nancy Shelton 
Sarah Shelton 
Lennon Shipp, Jr. 
Ellen Si ess 



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Coleen Sigman 
Susan Slack 
Lionel Sledge 
June Smith 
Norm-) Smith 
Jerry Smothers 



Douglas Stewart 
Paula Stimson 
Richard St in son 
Ann Talley 
Ann Tarlton 



Robert Thiecle 
Herbert Thomas 
Carole Tourgee 
Charles Trantham 
Kenneth Trnitt 
Earl Tysinger, Jr. 



David Urian 
Robert o Vasquez 
Judith Vaughan 
Ketuieth Vereen 
Omegia Waldrep 
George Walker 



Wayne Walker 
John Walton , Jr. 
Helen Wasileski 
Anna Way 
Wesley Webster 




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Joann Wilson 
Carol York 
Katherine Yow 




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ORGANIZATIONS 





Organizations . . . planning for a new year ... all mem- 
bers will report to the Auditorium at 10:20 . . . say, where 
is that secretary's report??? . . . when in doubt, find our 
advisor . . . where s the organization in this organization, 
any way???!!! . . . somebody better find us a great speak- 
er!!! . . . why not have a careers workshop, gang?? ... be 
sure and line the date up on the Social Calendar . . . oh, 
was it TONIGHT we were supposed to plan refresh- 
ments??? . . . hope the mail brings tonights program ma- 
terial . . . meetings, committees, and more meetings , . . 
April conies and the new officers take over . . . another 
"organizational" year on the HPC campus . . . 




STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 




EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 




Bob Clark— President 



"The Clan" gathers in Dr. Pattern's office for their weekly meeting 





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Harry Lilly— Vice-President 



Betty Treece-Secretary 



John Ward— Treasurer 



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JUDICIARY COUNCIL 




The Judiciary Council of the Student Covemment Associa- 
tion has the duty of trying all cases of infraction of SGA rules, 
and determining and enforcing punishment for these infractions. 
The Chief Justice of the Judiciary Council, is Patricia Peele. 




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STUDENT LEGISLATURE 




The Student Legislature, reorganized this year into a single 
unit, is the legislative branch of the Student Government Associa- 
tion, Through this body bills introduced by student representa- 
tives are passed, usually after much examination and discus- 
sion concerning the merit of the proposed rule. Every organiza- 
tion on campus is represented in the Legislature, so that all 
students are given a channel for expressing their ideas for a 
better student government. 



Allen Sharpe 

Speaker of the Legislature 



Student Legislature 




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STANDING COMMITTEES 




The College Improvement Committee, Cail Geyer, Chairman 



The College Improvement Committee has as its 
purpose the instigation of improver!. en ts on our campus. 
One of their foremost projects is to fix the fountain on 
the grounds in front of the library. 



The City-College Relations Committee worked 
with the Merchants' Association of High Point to or- 
ganize and carry out "High Point College Days". The 
committee has also gotten for us reduced rates at the 
laundries and movie theaters. 



The City-College Relations Committee, Charlie Nesbitt, Chairman 




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STANDING COMMITTEES 




The Entertainment Committee, Fred Winters, Chairman. 



The Entertainment Committee is responsible for 
various activities throughout the year. These activities 
include Fall Weekend, the Christmas dance, the Peter, 
Paul, and Mary concert, the Homecoming dance, and 
Spring Weekend. 



The Ideas Committee of the SGA collects ideas 
from both the students and the faculty. Discussion 
groups and opinion poles are the main sources in their 
goal of improving the SGA and student-faculty-admini- 
stration relations. 



The Ideas Committee, Clara Jane Neal, Chairman. 




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HOMECOMING - 1963 




Homecoming . . . return of the grads . . . 
up at six to finish displays . . . the Greeks 
hold a irass "Open House" . . . "Bury the 
Mountaineers" . . . returnees get a guided 
tour ... arc told what's to come . . . dinner's 
clrcssv today . . . better get to the gym early 
. . . Panthers breeze past the Apps . . . but 
time is taken to choose a new Queen . . . 
dancing follows . . . then the homeward traf- 
fic .. . a quick breath in the Alumni Office 
. . . let's get started on next year!!! . . . 




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WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL 




Georgianna Hardin 
President 



Harriot Fincrty, Treasurer; "Scooter" Frye, Vice-President; Shir- 
ley McDaniel, Corresponding Secretary; Grace Seaver, Record- 
ing Secretary, 




"The Line- Up" . . . dorm eonncii members pause in the lounge 




110 



There are many things that symbolize dorm life to 
the won-. en students at High Point College. Among 
them are a friendly smile, a helping hand, a lasting 
friendship, devotions at 10:30, the required dorm meet- 
ings, and a thousand others. 

What gir! does not remember the first "call down", 
phone duty conflicting with a special date, or throwing 
the girl with the new frat pin into the shower? 

There are tests and exams, and double derrerits for 
call clowns, but there is also the fun, the friendship 
and relative harmony of the dorm. And of course there 
is the dorm council, that ah important body which we 
elect, and then at times wonder if wc really did, to 
guide us and inform us, and to use a little discipline 
if needed! 






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Let's get organized here . . . 



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MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL 




It is the job of the Men's Dormitory Council to 
work ont minor problems concerning resident students. 
The officers of the dormitory council also assist in 
the orientation program of freshmen and handle any 
minor infractions of (lie dormitory rules. Seeing group 
living as an instrument of education in itself, the of- 
ficers Strive to make the experience of dormitory life 
as rewarding and as pleasant as possible. 

The dormitory council has been very fortunate to 
have the helpful assistance of oor resident Housemoth- 
er, Mrs. McMoekin-Kerr. She has. during the year, fos- 
tered a homed ike atmosphere to our dormitory life. 



Joe Thomas 
President of the Council . . 
chief among (he Indians . . 



Winfred and Pete find an unusual 
quiet minute . . . 





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"Review Chapter Six!!. Are you kiddin? I haven't read Chspter Five yet!!!.. 



Let me ■ ■ Entertain you! 




"There's just one thing I'd like to say about that 




COMMUTERS 




Early rides on crisp Fall mornings , . . and cold win- 
ter ones . . . liurried study in the Student Center Lounge 
. . . will you get that hook tomorrow . . , "might know 
it would rain— I forgot my umbrella!" . . . Day Stu- 
dents will meet immediately after Chapel . , . coffee 
break . . . where to for lunch??? , . . confusion . . . hurry 
. . . got to catch my ride . . , see you tomorrow . . . 



The bookstore . . . popular place to 
spend a class break . . , 



The officers get together for a planning session . . 




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"Did he give the exams back today?" 




"Okay, here we go . 



dancing after the game . . 




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STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 




Parti Colliver 
President 




Liz Oldham 
Secretary 




Jeanne Downs 

Alpha Delta Theta 

Representative (alternate) 






Frank Crice 
President of Kappa Chi 







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Dennis Draper 
Kappa Chi Representative 




Jo Ann Jenkins 
President of BSU 





Jean Dntton 

Fellowship Teams 

Representative 




Eve Jones 

Alpha Delta Theta 

Representative 



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Donna Lawrence 


Nancy Moffett 


Mary Norwood 


MSF Representative 


We strain st er Fellowship 


President of Alpha Delta 




Representative 


Theta 



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Meet, discuss, work— big project ahead and every- 
one has a worried face and matching mind. Will we 
make our point successfully? Will we have audiences 
for our efforts? Are we even a going concern here or 
anywhere? 

And then we wait— for applause, for comments laud- 
atory or critical, for anything in terms of response. Be- 
cause response is what we seek. 

The Student Christian Association, of which every 
student on campus is a member is similar to a missile 
base; it is a launching pad for Finch lectures, church- 



student relationships, assembly programs presenting 
summer job opportunities and opportunities for campus 
religious affiliation, annual caroling service, can -can par- 
ty, and the all-important Religion-in-Life Week. Re- 
sponse was our goal. We waited and were rewarded. 

The Student Christian Council, which is the steer- 
ing council for the organization, was ably assisted by 
Dr. Locke, Miss Eubanks, Dr. Hudgins, and Mrs. Rob- 
ert Amos, Jr. 



Fred Winters, Treasurer and 
Karen Lanier, Vice-President 
not pictured. 











Jane Smith 

President of Westminster 

Fellowship 



Ann Talley 
Freshman Class 
Representative 



Henrv Thompson 
President of MSF 





Janet Miller 

Co-Chairman of Fellowship 

Teams 



Joy Watkins 
BSU Representative 




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Carrie Whitehurst 

Co-Chairman of Fellowship 

Teams 



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ALPHA DELTA THETA 



"Sisters in the service of God"— This is Alpha Delta Theta. 
The girls of our sisterhood are like all other college students. 
They are searching for Ultimate Truth. They face the changes 
of growth and the struggles that encircle them as they reach 
upward toward Cod and outward touanl 1 1 1< i v fellow man. 
Life lived within tli is sisterhood is one enriched by experiences 
with others and by a striving together of young women from 
varied backgrounds and with varied interests, but all with one 
common goal— to learn to LIVE— to Jive a life in the service of 
God. 



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President 






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Betty Rogers 
Secretary 



Pat Lewis 

Via -President 



Susan Cooke 
Treasurer 







Nancy Moffett 
Chaplain 



Jeanne Downs 
S.C.A. Alternate 



Carol Ceist 
Projects Chairman 



Eve Jones 
S.C.A. Representative 





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Sus hi Tilli'V 
Pledge Trainer 



Grace Seaver 
Pledge Trainer 



Nancy N'oblett 
Publicity Chairman 



Jean Dutton 
Song Leader 



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Sandra Cagle Linda Hoyle 



Barbara Kin law Sheila Lankford 







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Linda Cassimus 



Patricia Booth 



Linda Brewer 



Cynthia Fletcher 



Don Hevener 




Suzanne Booth 




Joy Johnson 




Sandra Li^ht 




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Abby Hall 




Sally Jepson 




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Linda Carter 



Judy Burner 



Suzanne Bullard 



Genova Haines 



Sylvia Leckie 



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Kappa Chi is an organization composed of all men students 
who are planning to enter or who are interested in Christian 
vocations. It provides a medium of religious instruction and a 
dynamic fellowship in which all members may share. Partici- 
pation in other religions activities on campus is emphasized. 
The highlights of this Kappa Chi year, which have included 
the enlightening programs, the renovation of the outdoor chapel, 
the annual Thanksgiving banquet, and the fellowship found in 
various sporting events, will be remembered for a long time 
bvall members. 



KAPPA CHI FELLOWSHIP 




Franklin Grice 
President 









Paul Smith 
Vice-President 



Dennis Draper 
Secretary 



Rickif Mills 
Treasurer 




Kirt Christian 





Ken Gunn 






John Kennedy 





John Lockman 



Pat McPherson 






Henry Thompson 



Tanv White 



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FELLOWSHIP TEAMS 

JANET MILLER — CARRIE WHITEHURST 
CO-CHAIRMEN 



FELLOWSHIP TEAM CHAIRMEN 1962-63 

Frank Grice Carrie Myrick 

Henry Thompson Jean Dutton 

Shirley McDaniel Sandra Tate 

Betty Rogers Merlene Brinley 

Pat McPherson Bob Hartsell 

Marilyn Floyd 

PLANNING COMMITTEE 1962-63 

Co-Chairmen Janet Miller 

Carrie Whitehurst 

Secretary Carrie Myrick 

Packets Chairman Henry Thompson 

SCA Representative Jean Dutton 

SCA Alternate Beth Brearley 

Publicity Chairman Sandra Tate 

Curriculum Chairman Judy Williams 

Advisors Miss D^rothv Eubanks 

Dr. William R. Locke 



Team No. 1 

Shirley McDaniel, Chairman 
Kenneth Gilliam 
Sandra Harwood 
Betsy Mann 
Betsy Neese 

Team No. 2 

Pat McPherson, Chairman 
Beth Brearley 
Ronda Kay May 
Elisa Rodriguez 

Team No. 3 

Carrie Myrick, Chairman 

Bobby Gray 

Judy Hayes 

Deanna Reed 

Roger Stephens 

Judy Williams 



Team No. 4 

Marilyn Floyd, 
Tony Boyles 
Rebecca Elliot 
Tullie Hoyle 
B. C. Payne 
Carol Tourgee 



Chairman 



Team No. 5 

Sandra Tate, Chairman 
Pamela Fletcher 
Sally Jepson 
Betty Jones 
Don Phillips 

Team No. 6 

Jean Dutton, Chairman 
Suzanne Booth- 
Pat Lewis 
Carol Pino 
George Roycroft 

Team No. 7 

Frank Grice, Chairman 
Suzanne Bullard 
Michael Coburn 
Bonnie Dennis 
Eve Jones 
Allene Payne, 

Team No. 8 

Robert Hartsell, Chairman 

Betts Davis 

Jeanne Downs 

Janet Early 

Carol Parrish 

Mickey Russell 



Team No. 9 

Henry Thompson, Chairman 
Ann Talley 
Susan Cooke 
Wanda Cornelius 
Sue Wells 

Team No. 10 

Betty Rogers, Chairman 
Judy Burrier 
Dennis Draper 
Joyce Kirkman 
Nancy Wall 
Carol Haggard 

Team No. 11 

Marlene Brinley, Chairman 

Nan Brown 

Janet Doss 

Kenneth Gunn 

Abby Hall 

Paul Smith 



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and bring the salt, tool!" 



"Say, he really is good 



Now, let me see here 






"I do wish the rest would hurry!" 



"In remembrance of Him 



Somewhere, I Know , 



The pause that refreshes , 



Come on and join us . . . 



"The main thing, I think 






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/METHOD/ST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP 




The Methodist Student Fellowship on the college campus 
is part of a nationwide movement sponsored by the Methodist 
Church. The purpose of MSF is to provide a Christian com- 
munity for the Methodist students of the college, in which they 
find fellowship and fun through study, recreation, and worship. 
The programs of MSF are purposely varied to give insight and 
information of use to the students, and to broaden understand- 
ing by examining the knowledge of others. MSF shows that the 
meaning of the Church and its message are especially im- 
portant in the world of today. 



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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 



The Baptist Student Union on the High Point College cam- 
pus seeks to meet the needs of the members through emphasis 
on the major roles of the student's life. Some of these are spirit- 
ual activity, Christian fellowship, study and discussion of topics 
of interest to the members, and participation and cooperation 
of members in the campus religious program. B.S.U, also en- 
courages its members to increase their service through local 
church attendance and work projects. 




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WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP 




The Westminster Fellowship is the organization on the 
High Point College campus for those students who are Presby- 
terians. The program of the organization is built around par- 
ticipation in the college religious program as a whole as well 
as in activities within the individual group. 

Meetings feature discussions and programs <if interest to all 
college students, and therefore students of all denominations 
are welcome at Westminster meetings. 



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Epsilon Sigma Omieron is the professional Home Econom- 
ics Sorority. It is for girls who are majoring in home economics, 
and for the ones who are taking or have taken any course in 
home economics. 

The purpose of Epsilon Sigma Omieron is to promote a 
spirit of cooperation among the home economies members and 
their associates on the campus, to promote wider and better 
understanding of the value of home economies to other in- 
dividuals, to stimulate interest of its members in professional 
growth, and to develop the personality, character, leadership, 
and social poise of its members. 






Marie Powers 
President 



Sara Overton 
Vice-President 





EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON 



1*1*1 







Ann Bums 
Secretary 



Barbara Fless 
Historian 




Linda Humphrey 
Treasurer 



Carol Geist 



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Peggy McDaniel 



Sara Harbison 



Caroline Prestwood 









Lois Richardson 



Linda Hoyle 



Barb.ira Kiker 




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Evelyn Hallman 



Linda Darnell 



Kathryn Bonner 



Florence Harris 



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ALPHA PHI OMEGA 



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Robert Hartsell 
Recording Secretary 





Joseph Nuckolls 
Treasurer 



Jim West 
Pledge master 




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John Kennedy 
President 






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Charles Richards 
Vice-President 






Bob Seaver 
Athletic Director 



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Tony Boyles 
Corresponding Secretary 




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Charles Anglin 
Historian 



Orrin Shaw 
Sergeant-at-Anns 




Jim Wilmot 



Steve Cohen 



Jim Ryon 



Tony White 




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Phillip Wong Ron McElhannon 




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Warren Romaine 




Carlos Prado 



Jeff Johnson 

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Calvin Herndon 



Herb Thomas 



Jim Foster 



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Mickey McDaniel 






Robert Bradley 



Bill Rich 



Dan Myers 



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Alpha Phi Omega, national set vice fraternity, has 
as its local chapter Mu Xi, High Point College. The 
fraternity cooperates with campus organizations' proj- 
ects as well as carrying out a program of its own. Ac- 
tivities this year included such things as the Taxi Dance, 
which was sponsored in conjunction with the Worn ens' 
Dormitory Council; and aiding the Fellowship Teams 
and the Student Christian Association in preparing and 
distributing their literature. Mu Xi also donated a new 



American flag to the college, and, in its community serv- 
ice area, assisted in the strengthening of Boy Scout 
Troop 25 in Trinity. A major highlight of the Spring 
semester was the Alpha Phi Omega Sectional Confer- 
ence on March 1, 2, & 3, which was attended by na- 
tional officers of the fraternity as well as by delegates 
and advisors from chapters in Virginia, North Carolina, 
and South Carolina. 




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APOGEE 



Gloria Teague 
Editor-in-Chief 



The Apogee is a literary publication established this year 
by the Student Government Association. The purpose of this 
publication is to furnish an outlet for the variety of writings and 
art works of the High Point College student body. The Apogee 
attempts to promote and reward meritorious achievement. It 
gives those who are creative a chance to express themselves in 
poetry 7 , short stories, essays, and art. As its name suggests, the 
Apogee seeks to encourage students to obtain "the highesl point" 
in expression and creativity. 






Dr. Mounts 
Advisor 



Cover of the first issue 




THE HI - PO 




What words can best describe the 1962-63 HI-PO? News? 
Better? Different:- 1 We, the staff, feel that these words are ap- 
propriate, but they do not give the whole picture of this year's 
HI-PO. We feel that our motto, the "Voice of the Students" 
fulfills the description of the HI-PO, 

This year we have tried to bring the views of the students 
into focus. We have done this by using as much of the paper 
as possible for the news of the students. We have also tried 
to keep the students informed on the activities and policies of 
the school. We feci that the HI-PO has created a more informed 
campus, but yet; we feel that there arc still more improvements 
to be made before we can state that this is a truly respected 
publication. 

Perhaps in the years to come the HI-PO will become a 
weekly paper. We have made a step in this direction by keep- 
ing the III-PO in the black, instead of in the red. Our hope 
and aspiration rests with vou, the students, and with the 1963- 
64 staff. 



Howard Barnes, Editor, scans the latest 

edition. 



"You're not kiddinc I'm Going to write an 
editorial about that!" exclaims Don Little, 
Assistant Editor. 



"The Crew" gathers for a review session after Saturday's edition. 





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Bill Steed, Business Manager, plans an ad .. . 



CORT becomes the standard bearer of the Hi-Fo , , 




The Sports staff . . . Bcrsie Hatcher. Editor; 
Dick Stinsnii, Ken Deal, and Ray Alley. 



Speaking of the Creeks 
. . . Robin Reese, Greek 
Editor. 






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New Editor Louise 
Whiteley proofs late 
copy . . . 



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Dot Barrick 

Co-"Editor 




LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay DeMik. Assistant Photography Editor; 
Arm Ringley, Photography Editor; Donna Lawrence. 



1963 ZENITH 




LAYOUT STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garol Alexander; Patti CoUi- 
ver, Editor; Michele Schmidley; Gail Rcines. 




Carol Parrish 
Class Editor 



Fletcher Nelson 
Photographer 



The Line-Up! 





STAFF 



Another year, another annual— WE HOPE!!! . . , 
the Super Chief is approaching fast on Track One . . . 
what could be wrong now . , . never mind, don't an- 
swer that!! . . . Barriek, I wish you'd learn to number 
pages , , . Does anyone need any Homecoming pic- 
tures? . . . We have a few , . . Hear Greene and the 
billheads have taken up permanent residence in the 
Clubroom! . . . What's this about a picture of a cat??? 
. . . Memo to the Editor: The Gruesome Twosome is 
now the Gleesome Threesome!! . . , No, change that— 
it's the Funsome Onesome!!! . . . Ringley, WHERE are 
those pictures??? . . . You say you're missing some fac- 
ulty pictures, Fletcher? . . . Feel like typing, "Rat"? . . . 
There are how many Mann's in High Point?? . . . 
Colliver, we'd appreciate those layouts any minute now 
... 100 pages due WHEN?? . , . What's in your desk 
drawer, Whiteley??? . . . ZENITH in the morning, 
ZENITH in the evening, ZENITH at suppertime, and 
after . . . lettuce and baloney for everyone, Robin . . . 
who says the balance isn't budgeted— I mean the budg- 
et isn't balanced? . . . WHEW!! all in by the deadline 
. . . bed . . . tranquilizers . . . sleep— at last! 



Dr. C. E. Mounts 
Faculty Advisor 





Louise Whiteley 
Copy Editor 




Bob Carlough 
Greek Editor 




"The Bat Pack"; Superchief , Orange Juice Kid, l.nlu, Ring-a-ding- 
dr'ng, Pnrkchop, Marcannmec, and . . - Fletcher.. 



Ann Surratt 
Co-Editor 




Elaine Greene 
Business Manager 




The deadline is WHEN?? 




"Think we could gel away with using this picture again?" 




Anns; Organ, Assistant Business Manager, with Elaine, 



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Business Staff 



(£4 ^Lt^k 





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As advisor to the advisor, I suggest 




"Superchief," alias "Teddy Bear,' 




Gloria Teague 
Feature Editor 




Cheer-up Fletch, just one more day and it will be fin- 
ished!!! 




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Organization!! 



Finished at last! 




PHYSICAL EDUCATION 










Don Cashion, President of the Club. 



The Physical Education Majors Club of High Point 
College was organized to further the welfare and learn- 
ing of the members; to foster activities in the field of 
Physical Education; to facilitate interest through pro- 
grams, methods, techniques, and activities; to promote 
a sound campus and community understanding of Phys- 
ical Education; and to raise the professional standards 
for the future of the occupation. 

This is one of the most active clubs of the campus, 
and has sponsored many programs in which the entire 
student body has been invited to participate. Chief 
among these, perhaps, has been the annual Co-Recrea- 
tion Night. Each year the Club awards a plaque to the 
outstanding senior Physical Education Major, chosen for 
his merit of overall participation and contribution to 
the promotion of the standards of the organization. 



Two Cokes, please , 




JUNIOR MARSHALS 



Junior Marshals are selected by die faculty from the mem- 
bers of the Junior Class, Their selection is based on academic 
standing and leadership ability. They serve at all formal gather- 
ings held at the college. 



CHARLSIE ABEL 
JOANNE ATKINS 
SUZANNE BOOTH 
GAY BRYANT 
MARY LEE COOTES 
WILLIAM COPE 
LINDA CRAVEN 
LINDA FERRAN 
DAVID GRAY 



ROBERT KORNEGAY 
JUDY LAMBETH 
SANDRA LIGHT 
VERA McINNIS 
CAROLYN McMASTERS 
THOMAS PIKE 
JAMES SULLIVAN 
CARRIE WHITEHURST 
PEGGY WHITT 



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The Order of the Lighted Lamp 



The purpose of the organization is to promote higher stan- 
dards among the student body. In order to become a member, 
one must have an average in scholarship of 1.75 for the last 
five semesters that he is in school. He must have an excellent 
character, must have proved his ability as a leader, and must 
have rendered outstanding service to the school and his fellow 
students. 



1962 



1963 



CHARLES CARROLL 
ROB CLARK 
PATTI COLLIVER 
FRANCIS DAIL 
JULIA FLOYD 
MARILYN FLOYD 
GEORCIANNA HARDIN 
LEN LEWIN 

LOUISE STOKES LEWIN 
GLORIA TEACUE 
AL THOMPSON 
NATALIE TUNSTALL 
SANDRA HOOKS WALLS 
JOHN WARD 
SAM WHITE 



LINDA CRAVEN 
LINDA FERRAN 
BOB KORNECAY 
SANDRA LIGHT 
WINFRED LINDLEY 
LARRY NOLAN 
ANN SURRATT 
CARRIE WIIITEHURST 
MANUEL WORTMAN 




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Society 


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To stimulate the love of learning and to recognize and en- 


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courage scholarship, the Scholastic Honor Society was inaugu- 


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rated in 1957. Membership in the Scholastic Honor Society is 




one of the greatest honors bestowed upon a student. For elec- 


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tion as a junior, the candidate must have completed 75 semester 


II 




hours of regular college work with a quality point ration of 2,75. 


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The minimum ration for election as a senior is 2.25. Member- 


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ship in this society consists of students, honorary and associate 


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members. 


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FACULTY 






HELEN R. BARTLETT 


CLIFFORD HINSHAW 




EDMUND 0. CUMMINGS 


WALTER E. HUDGINS 




BENJAMIN HILL 


LEW LEWIS 




WILLIAM R. LOCKE 


NATHANIEL YARBOROUGH 




ALICE PAIGE WHITE 


VEBA IDOL 




J. HOBART ALLRED 


L. HUGHES COX 




DENNIS COOKE 


WILLIAM LAZARUK 




STUART DESKINS 


CHRISTOPHER WILSON 




1962 


1963 




LINDA LOU FERGUSON 


ROBERT CLARK 




MRS. PRISCILLA W. HANSON 


PATTI COLLIVER 




MARGARET LAWSON 


MRS. LEOMA BENSON 




MRS. CAROLINE S. PECK 


MRS. BETTE BROWDER 




ALBERT E. THOMPSON 


GERALD BRYANT 






FRANCIS DAIL 
MARILYN FLOYD 







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GEORGIANNA HARDIN 






MRS. GERALDINE HAUSER 


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PATSY KEY 






WINFRED LINDLEY 


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JUDY LONGWITH 


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MRS. RHONDA SALE 


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JOHN WARD 




PHILIP WONG 




MANUEL WORTMAN 






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STUDENT N.E.A. 





Bettie Jones 
President 



OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Doss, Devotions Chairman; Kay De- 
Mik, Secretary; Nancy Gunter, Vice-President; Gail Paxton, Treasurer. 



The Student National Education Association chapter at High Point College 
endeavors to serve as a connecting link between the students and their future 
profession. By presenting programs of interest to other education majors, and by 
attending various workshops and conferences, members learn more about the 
preparation of, demands on, and ethics of the teacher today- Members also 
subscribe to state and national publications, which bring additional insight and 
help to our future educators. 



Dr. Dan Cooke 
Faculty Advisor 



The group! 





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FINE ARTS 




Brushes, chalk . . . off on another picture . . . will someone 
please find the prop chairman 3 . . , "we could use another so- 
prano" . . . tryouts for the Fall play . . , better get that band 
program ready . . . about these Fine Feature Films . . . and 
then somebody spilled RED paint . . . 

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CHAPEL CHOIR 




This year the choir made several short trips, rather than making a tour. The 
decision was made so that the choir could participate in the Christmas opera, 
Amahl and the Night Visitors and in the Verdi Requiem, which was done in 
connection with the Winston-Salem Symphony. 

Our wanderings included trips to Guilford College, Greensboro College, 
Mitchell Junior College, North Wilkesboro, and several churches in the High 
Point area. 

To those of us in the choir, it is a very special organization. Choir tours, 
short trips, and rehearsals will long be remembered with happiness by each 
one of us. 



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CONCERT CHOJR 



Charlsie, Dell, Walt S.. Jerrv K., Frank J., ete.-on the back 
seat of the bus. And I do mean etc!! 

"Hey Swindell, checked your poeketbook lately?" 

Happv wedding day to the Butts. How are die kids-Bongo, 
Body, Barely, Ballad, etc. 

Uncle Jay just loosened his tie. 

Hold your shoulders back, Swinnie. 

"Stand up, and start at letter "A". I'll meet ya at the coda!" 

"Tom, get Mort and play us a tune." 

Yes, these are the times that will always be living memo- 
ries. 







"Wei! take it a little faster right here 




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BAND 





The concert hand helps to increase the apprecia- 
tion, understanding, and enjoyment of music among its 
members as well as among the students as a whole. 
The band performs music of many periods and moods, 
presenting the music in concert for Chapel programs. 

Tin- nr^aiii/Mtinn also travel-; [n many schools in till' 

area to present programs at all seasons of the year. 
The band is directed bv Mr. Robert Clark. 



"NO, GEORGE, E flat, not D !! ! !*' 



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STUDENTS ART LEAGUE 




OFFICERS FOR 1962-B3, ROW L: Bonnie Still- 
well, Historian; Michelle Sehmidley, Publicity 
Chairman; Betty K rim in fie r, Vice-President. 
ROW 2: Benny Kiger, Treasurer; Reanza Wal- 
drep, President; Mr. Porter. ROW 3: Bob Brew- 
er, Membership Chairman. 



Art League members enjoy a relaxing evening 
away from earn pus and studies. 




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Mr. Raiford Porter 
Faculty Advisor 



Michelle Sehmidley works industriously on a pro- 
ject for the Art Leagues annual exhibit. 




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TOWER PLAYERS 




The Tower Players of High Point College is the 
drama organization on campus, the members of which 
are drawn from the student body. Anyone who is in- 
terested in the theater, whether it be acting, lighting, 
make-up, stage work, or advertising and who has taken 
part in any of the phases of play production in any of 
the year's work is eligible for membership in the Tow- 



er Players. The Tower Players has an impressive back- 
ground of "name" shows such as "Macbeth", "Guys and 
Dolls", "Teahouse of the August Moon", "The Tender 
Trap", and "The Solid Cold Cadillac". The play on the 
following page is the most recent production. The of- 
ficers of the Tower Players for the 1962-1963 school 
year were: 



Fred Schraplau 
Jeff Johnson 
Doris Liles 
George Beam 
Mike Carrington 
Milbrey Beland 
Mr. Phillip Reines 



President 
Vice-President 
Secretary 
Treasurer 
Publicity 
Historian 
Faculty Advisor and Director 



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"Now see here . . 




The pause that refreshes , 



Mr. Phil Reines 
Tower Players Director 




"NO!!! It caD't be . . . but it is . . ." 




GREEKS 





Greek Life . . . rush, rush, rush . . . loud 
cheers as the new pledges are counted . . . 
pledge projects galore— and more!!! . . . the im- 
pressive initiation ceremonies . . . but that's 
not all . . . look who got pinned tonight . . , 
into the shower, gal . . . the serenades in the 
court . . . and the chase afterwards ... all 
aboard for the trip to the lake, brothers . . . 
Spring weekends in enchanted settings . . . 
good-by to seniors . . . load the car, gang, we're 
off to the beach . . . 




PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 







Pat Bmekett 
Panhellenic President 




Tlic Panhellenic 
of campus life. 



The Panhellenic Council is the co-ordinating 
group of the four sororities on the High Point 
College campus. The Council cooperates with 
the college administration and the City Pan- 
hellenic in trying to make sorority life meaning- 
ful and beneficial. It encourages high social and 
scholastic standards and serves as a forum for 
the discussion of sorority affairs. 



an important part 




Pat and Mrs. Coolsby pause to plan strategy . . 



The distaff side of tlie Greek ride 



Panhellenic Council 1962-fi3. 










INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 



The I nter fraternity Council is the governing 
body of the six Greek letter social fraternities. 
Its purpose is to promote friendship and cooper- 
ation among the brotherhoods. 

The Council sponsors two dances each year 
for all Greek men and their dates. They also 
work with the Panhellenic Council. This year the 
IFC and the Panhellenic sponsored the Student- 
Faculty Basketball Game during Homecoming 
weekend. They also worked with the bloodmo- 
bile and the Heart Fund, Commander George 
Netts is faculty sponsor for the group. 




Ted Bra77.ell 
President, IFC 1962-63 



The Greek way of looking at it 




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Mar>' Lee Cootes 
Social Chairman 




Kay DeMik 




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Frances Ingle 




Marlene Moore 



judy Callaway 



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ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 
GAMMA ETA 



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Suzanne Mock 
Treasu rer 




Betty White 
2nd Vice President 






De Htitchi ns 
1st Vice President 



Ann Surratt 
Secretary 




Betty Neale 
President 






Susan Tilley 



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Diana Teague 



Sue Williamson 





Margaret Ann Carter 



Jane Smith 



Faye Dean Watson 





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Joe Ann Taylor 
Bitsv Andrew 



Geoigianna Hardin 
C. J. Neal 



Patty Ann Rogers 
Judy Longwith 












Annette Young 
Rush Chairman 



Beth Ren fro 
Betsy Mann 




Gayle Nichols 
Sylvia Smith 






"Somebody get the tub ready!" 



"And now for our next number , 



Alpha Gamma Delta . . , founded at Syracuse Uni- 
versity in 1904 . . . Gamma Eta established at HPC in 
1955 ... 90 chapters throughout U.S. and Canada . . . 
red, buff, and green are fraternity colors . . . flower, red 
and buff rose . . . September '62 begins another college 
year for the Alpha Gams . . . Long with makes the 
scene as a ravishing blonde . . . Rat and George win 
top honors . . . our president's unique engagement . , . 
diamonds for Jane, George and Sue . . . Miss Winter 
Wonderland— Mary Lee . . . Tonys' capture our Betty 
and Betsy ■ ■ ■ hey, C.J., remember those Scody blue 
eyes? . . . beauty Queens include Kay, Gayle, Rat, and 
Sue . . . you say you waited up till 3 a.m. Teague?? . , . 
Judy and "Mr. Ugly" . . . found another major Sylvia? . . . 



George is head man in Woman's Dorm . . . De brings 
up our four new pledges— Bitsy, Patty Ann, Marlcne, 
and Beth ... all in AGD style . . . Bunny captures the 
heart of No. 1 in McCullocn Hall . . . Faye Dean and 
her quads . . . Joe Ann is our Miss Personality . . . 
did you take accounting or did accounting take you 
Susan? . . . say. Ingle, where s your twin . . . how'd those 
books balance out Suzanne? . . . the telephone Queen of 
2nd North, Margaret Ann . . . and so another nostalgic 
year ends . . . only to be followed by another one filled 
with new sisters . . . another beach trip ... a beautiful 
Rose Ball . . . and the significance of what Alpha Gam- 
ma Delta stands for. 



"At last we have a map!' 



"We don't believe a word of it De.' 






Nina Bnrris 
Editor 




Gallic Bailey 
Treasurer 



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KAPPA DELTA 
GAMMA GAMMA 







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Judy Lambeth 
Assistant Treasurer 






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Pat Hawks 
Chaplain 



Gail Geyer 
Vice President 




Marilyn Floyd 
Secretary 



Margarette Dame wood 
President 







Suzanne Swindell 





Diatir Wf-lniuri-hmd 





Peggy Wiley 



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Judy BoIIins 




Bonnie Brooks 



Carrie My rick 



Ann Stalder 



Cynthia Craven 



Judy Wariick 





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Phyllis Huss 



Barbara Cacy 



Nancy Yeager 



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KD's meet National Officer! 



We final I y made KD! 



Oh, a KD is an angel in disguise . , . You kiddin' 
me, Bruce?!! . . , Got the good pledges . , , Stalder 
presides over the pledge class . . . Gallic Bailey— Pilca 
Sweater Girl?! . . . Seen Cacy's marajuana act?! . . . Gey- 
er learns to sing . . . Diane and Olen together again . , , 
Everybody's getting the good diamonds . . . Lambeth 
was looking pretty good in the Miss HPC contest!!! . . . 
Hit that golf ball. Brooks . . . Swindell, what does that 
doll of yours do— kiss or ??? . . . "Lollipop, lollipop." 
. . . Norma: "Hold me!"— Get out of my life! . . . Missed 
any planes for Florida lately. Cindy? , . . Greene's 
hurtin' for Villagers . . . What color's your hair these 
days, Hawks, not lavendar!! . . . Say you got a night 
class, Phvllis? . . . Rollins and Flovd teachers? . . . 



Stinky and Peggy attended a few basketball games!!! . . . 
Yeas, you're bound to be an athlete!!! , . , Welcome 
all new pledges . . , Damewood, always a bridesmaid, 
never a bride . . . Boys, say you like those White Rose 
favors? . . . Looking forward to the beach trip— see ya'll 
on the sand at O.D.!!! ... In all seriousness, Kappa 
Delta means to us, "striving for that which is honorable, 
beautiful, and highest" . . . our bond of sisterhood ex- 
panded throughout the nation since October 23, 1S97, 
when KD was founded . , . our founding place— Long- 
wood College, Farmvillc Virginia . . . Kappa Delta is 
love, true friendship, and binding ties ... It means 
more to us than words could ever express . . . Kappa 
Delta, we love you. 



Ham it up pledges!! 



Winner take all!! 



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Nancy Yates 
Ritual Chairman 




Katy Clements 

Srrivtary 




PHI MU 
GAMMA ZETA 



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Marilyn Zoeller 
Membership Director 



Harriet Fincrty 
Treasurer 



Louise Lewin 
Vice President 




Betty Treece 
Pledge Director 



Linda Ferran 
President 







Joyce Mcllvaine 



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Liz Oldham 





Judy Hayes 



Janet Heydenburg 




Sue Rothrock 




Pat Brackett 





Kay Phillips 




Marge Bums 



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Deanna Read 



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Deedee DeCarion 



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Mary Lou Troutman 
Linda Cass im us 



Joan Bartlett 
Joy Watkins 



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Judy Raykes 
Carolyn McAllister 



Kay Thompson 
Suzanne BullarB 








"Tell us more about your summer Kay."' 



That was some beach trip!!! 



March 4, 1S52, Phi Mu was hut a dream ... a 
dream conceived by three college students . . . this 
dream is today a beautiful reality . . . composed of S7 
chapters reaching across the nation , . . Love, Honor, 
Truth . . . our rich ideals . . . binding "Les Soeur Fideles" 
in a bond of true sisterhood . . . and so another spastic 
year begins ... do you have a minute? . . . Ferran, are 
you busy? . . . Proud of plaque and plate! . . . Hey, 
Who's Roberts Rools? . . . Seniors, remember the ladies 
lounge in the library?! . . . What a place for pizza! . . . 
What council says no, Harriet? . . . Seniors spread their 
love with noodles— Ha, ha!! . . . Pot Luck was at least 



a change, , . . Yates and Bracket t try new recipes . . . 
Sewing for Friends . . . Do I hear 25 cents? 20 cents? 
5 cents?? . . . Raykes reigns . . . Congenial Joy . . . 
Sacrifices! . . . Like the long holidays. Marge? . , . 
Billiards new model replaces Bartlett's worn out chas- 
sy , . ,L.L. leaves for the West . . . Zoeller clowns around 
in rush . . . We don't want to brag, BUT. have you seen 
our new pledge class? . . , We kept the showers running 
all year, eh? . . . Rothrock, Joy, DeeDec, etc. . . . Boys 
are alarmed at our favors . . . Senior picnic with a salt 
water flood ... Phi Mu's, PLEASE try to be graceful 
over the summer!!! 



Merry Christmas Charlie!!! 



Larry and Kay are still at it! 



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Ann Ringley 
Treasurer 




Ellen Johnston 
Ritual Chairman 




ZETA TAU ALPHA 
DELTA GAMMA 




Donna Lawrence 
Recording Secretary 



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Gail Paxton 
Historian 




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Jean Young 
Vice-President 



Carol Blake 
Corresponding Secretary 



Carolyn Frye 
President 




Anne Emery 






Fat Phillips 




Catherine Martin 



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Elaine Greene 




Anne Or^an 




Janet Miller 
Linda Loven 




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Charlsie Abel 




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Dell McGinn 



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Sharon Mader 


Nancy Moffett 


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Marlene Brinley 


Janet Doss 


Judy Branch 


Barbara Randall 




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Dorothy Barrick 




Aim Armentrout 



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Bettie Jones 





"For every Zeta has the stuff it takes to get her 



man 



Late again! . 



Zeta Tan Alpha . . . founded at Longwood College, 
Farmville, Virginia, on October 15, 1898 . . . Delta Gam- 
ma became 100th Link in 1957 . . . Honored colors are 
turquoise blue and steel gray . . . Zeta's flower is the 
white violet. 

O.D. Beach . . . What a blast! . . . cereal without 
any snap, crackle, and pop , . . collapsing furniture- 
was it paper maiche? . . . Mattress raid . . . two block 
chase ... no rest at dinner . . . OX instant interviews. 
Biennial Convention held at Hot Springs, Arkansas . , . 
Scooter attends hectic convention— comes back with se- 
rene expression. "September Song" . . . Zeta laughter on 
the halls . . . three new pledges join the ranks— Ann, 
Charlsie, Janet . . . Hallowe'en party . . . apple bobbing 
followed by artificial respiration . . . party swings on 
beyond appointed hour— no one wants to leave— in last 
desperate effort Scooter unplugs juke box . . . Bcttie's 
serenade— candles on the lawn . . . Visit by National 
Officer . . . two new pledges Joyce and Jean . . . party 
with alums ... all this at once— Zeta's float on blue 
clouds. Christmas bells and carols with the Sig Eps- 
was the weather ever cold! Back to HPC . . . exam panic 
proves contagious . . . January initiation— six a.m.— blood 



shut eyes and growling stomachs . . . no doz, anyone? . . . 
student teaching . . . checking papers . . . giving tests . . . 
how do you work this kiddie math? White Violet Ball 
brings surprise pledge project . . . this resembles a pantie 
raid with turquoise crowns on lingerie . . . they come 
in all shapes and .sizes— just like Zetas! 100th Link Ball 
proves unforgetable . . . Sisters and dates .share magic 
moments . . . Zeta Heaven really is! Hey, Jean, WHAT 
is B.T, Day? . . . Snow Queen Emery , . . icicles on the 
mirror, boots at the door, and courtesy umbrellas for 
visitors . . . Why do they call you "Thumper" Phillips? . . . 
Newspapers concealing doorways cause suspects to hit 
the headlines . . . Moffett buys stock in candy machines 
and finds herself forced to reduce , . , Ellen, Paxton, 
Dell. Judy, and Bingley up to old tricks . . . Dot and 
Elaine burn midnight oil working on the yearbook , . . 
Marlene, Sharon. Anne, and Janet making miniature 
poodles . . . Graduation brings preview of coming at- 
tractions . . . Orange blossoms and wedding bells for 
Carol, Linda, Jean, Catherine, Pat, Barbara, and Dot. . . 
another year of Zeta Heaven ends . . . but not without 
memories that will never be forgotten. 



A panty raid ... at a formal dance??!! 



'Smile, smile, smile 'cause you're a Zeta 






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Pled ecu ki -.tor 




Joe Thomas 
Treasurer 




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Secretary 



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Winfred Lindley 
Vice-President 



Mike Rose nm a ride 
Rush Chairman 



Ron Yarbo rough 
President 




Lee Harvey 
Sergeant-at-Arms 




Allen Sharpe 




Howard Barnes 



Art Warren 
Claude Cline 




Bob Clark 




Manuel VVortman 




Lee Roy K earns 
Bergie Hatcher 




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Bob Komegay 







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Wayne Lewis 
Barrow Mullis 




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In 1SS9, in New York, at the College of the City 
of New York, Delta Sigma Phi was founded. Since then 
Delta Sigs have become known on campuses all over 
the nation and Canada, 

A Delta Sig is many things. He is a person who 
loves his fraternity and what it stands for. He is willing 
to make personal sacrifices for his fraternity without 
expecting applause. He has learned to respect others 
and puts the interests of the group before his own. He 
is interested in improving his scholarship; in developing 
his personality, and in making a leader of himself. He 
realizes the help his fraternity will give him in later 
life and the advantages it offers him. Leadership , . . 
Scholarship . . . Personality Development ... Social 
Life . . . Lasting Friendships . . . Development of Tal- 
ents . . . These things are characteristic of a Delta Sig. 

"For a man may be a very good man" . . . 1962-63 
will always stand out as another banner year in Delta 
Sigdom , . . Delta Sigs hold major offices on campi . . . 
It rained on the mountain trip, but we made out OK 



. . . Had the cool party at Caludc's-50 degrees . . . Rush 
party netted top pledges— Fields, Jessup, Amiek, Mollis, 
Burris, Deal, Harvey . . . Phillip's serenade brings laughs, 
not love— good singin' Brothers . . . Yarborough and 
Knornegay make big splash at Delta Sig moonlight 
swim , . . Dr. Cole's speech inspires us at Engineered 
Leadership Banquet . . . Traditional Christmas Tree 
shines on Sphinx . . . Merry Christmas, ya'll . . . Back 
to the books ( ? ) after two weeks of fun , . . Exams 
again— the midnight oil's running low . . . Luck to those 
who didn't make it! . . . Initiation was a big hit for all 
pledges— congrats to new brothers , . . Hatcher and Alley 
become actors . . . Rosey, Lewis, Fields lead Delta Sig 
chapter in basketball game with Beta Lambda . . . 
Hi-Ho leaves the Hi-PO . . . Clark to take wife to S.M.U. 
. . . Clarabelle leaves loves for law . . . Rev. Wortman 
holds crusade . . . Kearns, Kenerlcy, and "Jap" take 
big step to altar . . . Good Luck . . . Brothers and dates 
head for Sailors' Ball— rave on!! . . . Beards are gone 
and so is the year , . . See ya next fall, ya'll . . . Have 
a swingin' summer. 



At last we can shavel 



Miss Dena Pegram 
Fraternity Sponsor 








Tommy Slaughter 
Social Ch airman 






Jerry Tertzagian 
Rush Chairman 




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Bill Fallin 
Ritual Chairman 



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Dave Culler 
President 






John Ward 
Vice-President 






Marvin Ferebee 
Secretary 



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Pete Moose 
Treasurer 






Gordon Yarbo rough 



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Roger Carmichael Dick McDowell 



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James Yarborough 
Dick Reumann 





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Dave Rowe 




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Gary Kiger 



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Tom Smith 



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Jim Surratt 



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The New Look. 



A monthly affair! 



Lambda Chi Alpha . . . founded nationally . . . Boston 
University . . . 1909 . . . locally , . . 1954 . . . "The Cross 
and Crescent" . . . official publication of Lambda Chi 
Alpha . . . Flower . . . the white rose . . . honored 
colors . . . purple, green, and gold. 

Year's end again and Lambda Chi's look back . . . 
an eventful and successful year it was too . . . sixteen 
new pledges start off the year in a great way . . . second 
semester . . , losts of planning, much hard work . . . 
nets . . . eleven pledges which didn't hurt us either . . . 
finally hit the fifty mark . . . December 7 brings another 
edition of Campus Capers . . . Opus III this time . . . best 
talent ever . . . talent and audience both enjoy themselves 
. . . Worthwhile projects strain the muscles and put more 
S$£ in the "kitty" . , . anyone for a Saturday car wash??? 
. . . let's get out and sell those First Aid kits gang . . . 
Christmas was time to give as well as receive . . . Lambda 
Chis gave a Chirstmas party to the children of Mills 
Home . . . the smiles and appreciation made it all worth- 



while ... as usual, parties brightened the school year 
. . . starting off, of course, with a swinging rush party 
at I. T. Mann . . . the Invictas were even better than 
last year . . . don't forget those other combo parties 
either . . . Greensboro . . . and of course . , , the party at 
Wake Forest . , . then there was the Founders' Day Ban- 
quet and White Hose Ball . . . A night to remember . . . 
Jackie Peace the new Crescent Girl . . . Dave Culler 
honored as Outstanding Brother . . . Rick Crimsley and 
Cray Maey . . . Ou Islanding Pledges . . . Rev, Tom 
Haggai speaks . . . Lambda Chis receive the Clifford 
Ilinshaw Scholarship award . . . IPC Scholarship Trophy 
. . . The local chapter is eighth in the nation in scholarship 
this year . , . The trip to the California General Assembly 
was great fun . . . Uncle Jay is a top-notch photographer 
. . . The Maryland Conclave wasn't bad cither . . . Spring 
brings serenades . . . white rose bouquets . . . the annual 
trek to the beach ... a spring weekend blast to end the 
year right . . .so another tremendous year ends . . . see 
y'all in September when we migrate back to H.P.C. . . . 



Miss Joy Watkins 
Fraternity Sponsor 



Spring finally arrives! 






Pete Hepler 
Athk-tic Chairman 




Stan Kinney 
Rush Chairman 




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DELTA OMEGA 



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Rex Connor 
Vice-President 





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Dave Jewett 
Alumni Secretary 






Brad Lomax 
Treasurer 



Garland Kinney 
Secretary 



Gary Em 
President 



Kelly Phillips 
Tom Kester 



Bill Dobbins 



Bob Philbeck 







Sam Byers 
Charles Van Hook 





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Roger Crawford 



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J. R. Newton 



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'Nothing like an ole bam party, huh Pikas?" 



H Shake it one time Hoot -man!* 1 



What a T.V. set! Man, how about losing one time 
. , . Hey Rex, don't you know what beds are made for? 
. . . Van Hook, what did you promise D.D.? . . . Who 
says the Pikas can't play volleyball . . . T think Kelly 
has been tagged— guess who . . . Bulla, yon lost how 
much to Mendenhall— you're slipping kid . . , Bad Sams, 
why do you go to Greensboro so often . . . Hey Pikas, 
how was your football team— well you can't win "em 
all . . . What, Brad's listening to Kith' Wells again . . . 
Byers breaks into the scoring column once more . . . 
Flvboy Jewett takes off into the wild blue yonder . . . 



Say, have you ever heard of Glass Lake . . . Doolittle 
where did you learn to play football at . . . By the way 
J. Pi., what ever happened to that bench . . . Hey Gar- 
land, have yon had your car stolen lately . , . Senor 
Pete, who tied you in the barbers chair , . . Em, are you 
having trouble with traffic cops . . . Miss H.P.C. is tough, 
isn't she, Pikas . . . Butner, are you real . . . Now Stan, 
she's too short for you . , . Dobbins, where do you get 
all these gnod looking girls . . . Philbeck, did your 
mother have any children that lived ... A year is not 
complete without pleasant memories— so they say. 



"That's the ole Fika spirit!" 



Miss Judy Raykes 
Fraternity Sponsor 





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Lyn Barrow 
Recording Secretary 






Bill Steed 
Comptroller 





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Bobert McKechnie 
Senior Marshal 



Dave Baughn 
Corresponding Secretary 





Marion Suitt 
Pledge Trainer 




Ted Brazzell 
President 



Steve Bower 
Vice-President 




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Fletcher Nelson 



Robert Carlo ugh 



Eugene Street 



Fred Stone 






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Now boys . . . Let's not fight over it!! 



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Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded in 1901, 
and today is second in numbers of chapters with 161 
and has a total membership of over 70,000 active broth- 
ers. Sons, fathers, grandfathers wearing the "Golden 
Heart" have passed through the halls of Epsilon, Sigma 
Phi Epsilon offers opportunities for brotherhood and 
personal development that are unmatched in the frater- 
nity world. It is interested in the kind of individual who 
will be a credit to his community, his school, his frater- 
nity, and himself. 

Sig Eps of HPC have enjoyed one of their best 
years on campus emphasizing character , . , scholar- 
ship . . . leadership . , . service . . . Brothers held top 
offices on campus . . . Ted Brazzell . , . President of IFC 
. . . member of Student Legislature . . . and chaplain 



of Student Legislature . . . Bill Steed . . . Managing Edi- 
tor of the HI-PO . . . Bob Carlough . . . Fraternity Edi- 
tor of the Zenith . . . Fletcher Nelson . . . photographer 
for the HI-PO and the Zenith . . , Dave Baughn . . . 
Publicity Chairman fur the Junior-Senior . . . Fall rush 
, . . ten new pledges . . . success . . . second semester 
rush . . . top pledges! . . . Intramurals spotlight brothers 
. . . Ted Brazzell . . . Steve Bower . . . Marion Suitt . . . 
Social life a blast! . . . informal parties , . . rush par- 
ties . . . the mountain trip . . the Christmas dance . . . 
what? Mr. and Mrs. Hormaehea twist? Get gone! . . . 
Christmas caroling with the Zetas . . . the unforgettable 
Sig Ep Ball in Raleigh . . . Charlie's Day . . . the Sweet- 
heart Ball . . . and of course . . . that relaxing week at 
O.D. following Spring Finals! 



Mrs. C. R. Hormaehea 
Fraternity Sponsor 



Coordination? 



Foise? ... Sig Ep? 






Robin Reese 
Secretary 




Bill McKinley 
Treasurer 





THETA CHI 



EPSILON ALPHA 









Barry York 



Mickey Boles 
Social Chairman 



Ray Haga 
Pledge Marshal 



Bob Bra swell 
President 



Tom Myers 
Vice-President 









Harry Lilly 



Wayne Furman 



Gene G re sham 



Roy Greenwood 




Joel Silver 




Steve Montague 



Jimmy Stevens 










Charles Nesbitt Rick Benoit 

Tony Taylor Wayne Webster 






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They rule our hearts . . , and our Bank Accounts!! 



"I just don't know if I can make It through this one!" 



The past year has been one that we will long re- 
member. The serenades in the cold . . . The Mason- 
Dixon Jubilee . . . the rendezvous at Marietta Pond . . . 
the house at the beach . . . and the new friends that 
we have made will soon be only cherished memories. 
The clowning . . . the snow that has fallen . . . and the 
serious moments too, have contributed to a successful 
fraternity year. 

As brothers in Theta Chi, we know the true broth- 
erhood that exists in a most meaningful way. In the 
past, as in the present, the Theta Chis on High Point's 



campus have exemplified through their feelings, a real- 
istic outlook as a fraternity. Our fraternity life is varied 
and educational as we try to uphold our motto: "ALMA 
MATER FIRST AND THETA CHI FOR ALMA MA- 
TER." Many times our brothers have shown leadership 
amidst themselves and amidst the college community 
that is indicative of our proud heritage. Founded in 
1856, Theta Chis across the nation still work together 
to build in ourselves the ability and self-confidence 
necessary for leading a complete life. 



Yup, that ought to impress her, Fred!! 



Miss Nancy Warren 
Fraternity Sponsor 








'Hey, is this right? 




C'mon Winters, show us your Pepsodent smile, too! 



"First you take a Phi Mu , 





Brazzell puts on the final touches . 




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Delta Sigs and dates pause in Hawaii . . . 



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SPORTS 




Sports ... a word really close in so many ways to 
school spirit . . . cheerleaders encourage "all for High 
Point to stand up and holler!!!" . . . intramural sports take 
over the fall calendar . . . then basketball delights the stu- 
dents, faculty and townspeople . . . Barney Bod drives in 
for a beautiful two-pointer . . . tension mounts as the score 
gets closer . . . but we'll win ... a new coach and a 20-win 
season both make a hit with the fans . . . Fallin is named 
all -conference . . . it's no wonder . . . Nolan bows out after 
much service to the team . . . another basketball season 
ends . , . then comes baseball . . . Coach Hartinan drills 
pitchers and catchers . . . neither rain nor sleet nor hail 
shall halt baseball practice . . . the Grant boys are back in 
full force ... as usual . . . excitement . , . enjoyment . . . 
spirit . . . Sports. 



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H.P.C. Cheerleaders ... a big year . 
forms— finally . . . new blood and new ideas 
crowds . . . our little mascots— Robert and Susie . . . 
"Practice at 3:30 in the Student Center" . . . "Hey, Rat, 
what's the next cheer?" . . . "N*o, Carolvn, we dont play 
Davidson this year!" . . . "Okay, Cayle and C, J., 'He's 
Our Man' "... "Hey, Clod, you've got Fran's uniform 
tonight" . . . "One more time, Cabot" . . . "Hey, Joy 
and Dee Dee, next is Well, Who arc the Panthers' . . . 
"Who carried the megaphones, Wynne?" . . . the work 
was hard, but the rewards were great . . . 



'Here they come!" 



Ann Surra tt 
Head Cheerleader 




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Clara Jane Neal 





Cayle Nichols 



Carolvn McAllister 



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Due Dtu DcQtrion 



Wynne MacGregor 




Fran DeSiati 



Karen Clodfclter 



Linda Cabot 






October . . , tryouts 




December — January . . . big games 




November . . . practice 




February . . . pep rally 



Spirit in Purple and White . 





BASKETBALL 



Coach Tom Quinn 



When Coach Tom Quinn took over as head basket- 
ball coach of High Point College in the fall of 1962, 
it marked the end of an era. For twenty-two seasons 
veteran coach C. Virgil Yow had directed the Panthers. 
Coach Yow had been vastly successful over that era, 
winning the North State championship four times and 
consistendy producing a winning team. 

Coach Quinn came to I IPC with outstanding cre- 
dentials as basketball coach at Newberry College. New- 
berry, South Carolina. Combining his extensive knowl- 
edge of the game with set patterns of play, Coach 
Quinn produced an unbelieveable 22-7 record. The Pan- 
thers heat everv [earn thev faced, with tile exception of 
Lenoir Rhyne College, which defeated High Point four 
times. The 13-4 conference record was good enough 
for a second place finish during the regular season and 
the runners-up position for the tournament champion- 
ship. However, the unfortunate Panthers did not meet 
NAIA scholastic regulations and were denied a chance 
to participate in the national small college playoffs. 

Coach Quinn used the starting lineup all season 
with one exception. Junior Phil Garrison started at for- 
ward along with Kirk Stewart. Dale Neel was the center 
for the first half of the season, but had to be replaced 
at mid-season because of academic difficulties by Bill 
Fall in. Barry Smith and Al Trombetta were the guards. 
Reserves were Richard McGreevy, Larry Nolan, Richard 
Gu iff redo, Sam Byers, and Roger Herman. 




Coach Quinn and Co-Captains 



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PHIL GARRISON 
F. 6'3'\ 205 
Junior 
Clenwood, Ind. 




AL TROMBETTA 

C. 510", 160 

Junior 

MeKees Rock, Pa. 




DALE NEEL 
C. 6'9", 228 
Sophomore 
Rockvillc, Md. 





KIRK STEWART 
F. 6'5", 200 
Sophomore 
Wheaton, Md. 




RARRY SMITH 
G. 6'3", 180 
Sophomore 
Washington, D. C. 



LEONARD CH1SHOLM 
G. 6'0", 175 
Sophomore 
Alexandria, Va. 



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RICH AI1D McGREEVY 

F, OYi", ] ( )0 

Freshman 

Pequannack, N. J. 





ROGER HERMAN 

F.-C. 67", 225 

Freshman 

Pine Plains, N, Y. 



LARRY NOLAN 

F. 6"4", 200 

Senior 

Washington, D. C. 




RICHARD CUTFFRFDO 

G. 61" 170 

Freshman 

Port Chester, N, Y. 




SAM BYERS 

G. 6'3", 190 

Junior 

Concord, N. C. 



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Manager 

Maiden, N. C. 



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lege. 





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Frederick players. 







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The coach doesn't like the call 



Barry hustles in saving ball in Homecoming contest 



An alert Stewart ties up his man 



Trombetta scores and Eton's Bill Mominsstar watches in vain 





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Players return to court for second half . 



IN FRONT: Co-Captains Phil Garrison and Larry Nolan. SEC- 
OND ROW: Al Trombetta, Sonny Chisholm, Sam Byers, Barry 
Smith, and Richard Guiffrcdo, BACK ROW: Coach Tom Quinn, 



Richard McGreevy, Roger Herman, Dale Neel, Bill Fall in. Kirk 
Stewart, and Manager Danny Lawing. 




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TOURNAMENT 



The Panthers journeyed to Lexington on February 
20 for the annual Carolinas Conference Tournament 
after a 13-4 conference record, good enough for second 
place seeding. The Panthers drew lowly Atlantic Chris- 
tian College in the first round and proceeded to dispose 
of the smaller Christians, 90-57. High Point scored 64 
points in the second half and five players hit double 
figures. Phil Garrison led all scorers with 27 points. 

On February 22 the Panthers advanced to the semi- 
finals by beating a spirited Appalachian team, 72-60. 
All five Panther starters hit double figures, with Bill 
Fallin leading the way with 21 points and 18 rebounds. 

In the finals for the third straight year, the Pan- 
thers faced Lenoir Rhyne, their top rival. The hot- 
shooting Pears clowned High Point 63-47 for the title. 
Kirk Stewart, with 12 points, was the only Panther in 
double figures. 

Named to the tournament team was Bill Fallin, 
who was High Point's top scorer in the tournament with 
48 points. Phil Garrison and Barry Smith were selected 
on the second team. 





Cheerleaders express delight as Panthers pull away from Apps. 




Smith concentrates on free throw 




Bill Fallin shows rebounding form 



Crowd quiet as L-R wins title 



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Garrison shoots over App's Jim Richardson. 



HPC SCHEDULE AND GAME SCORES: 



High Point 56 Campbell 54 

High Point 119 Newberry 62 

East Carolina 75 High Point 56 

High Point 93 Pfeiffer 72 

High Point 91 Guilford 72 

High Po ; nt 61 Catholic University 54 

High Point 69 Baltimore University 49 

High Point 67 East Carolina 63 

Lenoir Rhvne 65 High Point 61 

High Point 66 Pfeiffer 49 

High Point 58 Catawba 48 

High Point 35 Western Carolina 33 

High Point 84 Newberry 69 

High Point 61 Appalachain 48 

High Point 82 Frederick 52 

High Point 93 Atlantic Christian 66 

Lenior Rhvne 60 High Point 57 

High Point 99 Guilford 54 

High Point 64 Elon 54 

Catawba 54 High Point 44 

High Point 65 Campbell 64 

Western Carolina 71 High Point 52 

High Point 74 Appalachian 50 

High Point 79 Atlantic Christian 66 

High Point 77 East Carolina 49 

Lenior Rhyne 64 High Point 58 

LEXINGTON TOURNAMENT 

High Point 90 Atlantic Christian 57 

High Point 72 Appalachian 60 

Lenoir Rhvne 63 High Point 47 

Overall record 22-7 
Conference record 13-4 



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FINAL CAROLINAS CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

Lenoir Rhyne 15-J 

High Point J 3-j 

Western Carolina 13-4 

Catawba 13 -5 

Elon f'° 

Appalachian 10-8 

Atlantic Christian 4 " 12 

Pfeiffer 3-15 

Guilford 2-16 

Newberry Z-H 



SCORING AVERAGES: REGULAR SEASON 

NAME G REB PTS AV 

1. Harrison, Phil 26 240 365 14.0 

2. Stewart, Kirk 26 216 334 12,8 

3. Smith, Barry 26 76 314 12.1 

4. Trombetta, Al __. 26 60 253 9,7 

5. Kill in. Bill 25 224 210 8.4 

6. McCreevy, Rich 10 19 38 3.8 

7. Byers, Sam 20 23 58 2.9 

8. Nolan, Larry 17 22 25 15 

9. Cuiffredo, Rich 18 13 19 1.1 

* Statistics on Dale Neel and Roger Herman not complete, but 
Neel was averaging 14.3 and Herman 0.5 when the two left 
the team at mid-season. 




Barry hits for two 




and remember Fall in. Wells has a good hook." 



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BASEBALL 



Coach Chuck Hartman has a strong nucleus to 
work with wlicn lie starts spring baseball practice on 
February 18. All-Conference pitcher Larry Nolan re- 
turns for his senior year. Other pitchers include Bill 
Sweigart, Kirk Stewart, Don Cushion, and a host of 
freshman prospects. 

Among the returning lettermen are catcher Ray 



Grant; second baseman Harold Moose; shortstop Roy 
Greenwood; third baseman Joel Silver; and outfielders 
Dave Kemp, Roy Grant, and Wayne Lewis. Among the 
new prospects arc Hob Harris, Larry Dunn, Bobby Can- 
non, and Richard McCreevy. Jerry Tertzagian will serve 
as manager. 

High Point will play a schedule of 30 games this 
season. 





Coach Chuck Hartman 



Catcher Ray Grant, Team's Leading Hitter in 1962 With A 
.325 Average 



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Pitcher-Bill Swigart 




TRACK 



Head track coach Bob Davidson has a very am- 
bitious track team to work with this spring. Headed 
by returning lettermen Jack Wagner, Mike Sabino, Dave 
Baughn, and Steve Bower, Coach Davidson has po- 
tential si audi nits in all events. 

Jack Wagner has become a track hero at High 
Point College. Jack is the master of the 440 and 880 
yard dashes. He will be aided this year by freshman 
Tony Boyles in the 880. Distance runners are Mike 
Sabino, Griff Balthis, and Jim Wilmot. Bob Brennan 
and Ron Reigehnan will run the 100 and 220 yard dashes. 



Steve Bower, who set tlie conference pole vaulting 
mark last season in Greensboro is hack for another year. 
Barrow Mollis and Ken Truitt will also lie pole vaulting 
this year. Broad jumpers Ken Rich and Dave Young 
are hack; Dave Young and Bill MeKinley return for the 
high jump; and Dave Baughn and Ron Reigelman will 
run the hurdles. 

In the Field events, freshman Steve Pearson is 
showing steady progress as a shot-putter; Johnny Earn- 
hardt will throw the discus, and Ray Haga and Bob 
Seaver will throw the javelin. 



FRO N'T ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Young, Tony Boyles, Ray Haga, Mike Sabino. SECOND ROW: Barrow Mullis, Jim Wilmot, Ron 

Reigelman, Bob Seaver, Dave Baughn. 




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Coach Bob Davidson 



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Master of the 880 




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Mike Sabino 
Specialist nt uiiv anil two-mile nm.s 



Steve Bower 
Pole Vaulter 




Tony Boyles 
Florida Rookie for 440 





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Ron ReiRcLman 100 yard dash 






Ray Haga, Javelin 




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Dick Olson 



Stan Kinney 



Johnny Johnson, Blair Park pro, will again serve 
as coach of the 1963 edition of the High Point College 
golf team. 

Three-year letterman Stan Kinney and freshman 
Dick Olson head the list of golfing prospects for this 
season. 



GOLF 




Bill Herndon, Stan Kinney, Craven Young, Steve Yaeger 



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MEN'S BOWLING TEAM 
Dave Fancher, Roy Greenwood, Joe Gosnell, Boh Harris, and Kenny Deal. 



Last year the first bowling team in High Point 
College history went to the NAIA tournament in Kan- 
sas City, Missouri. The team howled in competition with 
thirty-two other small colleges and had a final placing 
of twenty-sixth in the nation. Members of the team 
were: Phil Coghill, Alton Jones, Marion Suitt, Kenny 
Deal, Norman O'Bryant, and Joe Gosnell. 

This year High Point College has both a men's 
and a ladies' team. The men tuned up for Kansas City 
again by bowling Guilford College in preliminary com- 
petition. Members of this year's Kansas City-bound keg- 
lers are Kenny Deal, Roy Greenwood, Bob Harris, Dave 
Fancher, and Joe Gosnell. 



BOWLING 



WOMEN'S BOWLING TEAM 
Pat Warren, Nancy Wall, Beth Brealey, Jenova Haines, Sandy McDaniel, and Marsha Waecter. 




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TENNIS 



The High Pi lint College tennis team for 1963 has 
three returning lettermen: Paul Smith, Mike Rosen- 
markle, and Wayne Furman-all sophomores, Ironically, 
the other three members of the squad are all upperclassv 
men: Tommy Arnette, Larry Amiek, and Tracy McCarthy. 



This year's team looks for better things with a new 
coach, Tom Quinn; a new playing court, Blair Park; and 
an increased schedule over last season. 



Paul Smith, Larry Amiek, Tracy McCarthy, 'Wayne Furman 




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Wayne Funnan 





Paul Smith 



Larry Amick 




Tracy McCarthy 



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The Intramural Department at High Point College 
is a division of the Health, Physical Education, and 
Athletic Department, which promotes, furnishes equip- 
ment for, and supervises competition in varied sports 
areas. All students and faculty members are en cou raged 
to take part in the intramural program which has be- 
come an important part of the extra-curricular activity 
of the college. 

Intramural teams are composed of fraternities and 
independent teams, providing each student enrolled at 
High Point College with an opportunity to part iei pale 
in the Intramural Sports Program, Since opening its 
doors in 1924, it has been the policy of the college to 
encourage athletics, both intra-collegiate and intramural. 
At this time more than 60 per cent of the student body 
is participating in the intramural program. 

Intramural director. Coach Bobby Davidson and his 
assistant, Jack Wagoner, schedule and keep records and 
point distributions on each individual event Points are 
awarded for entering teams, final position of finish, and 
points are deducted from the total in case of forfeits. 



Trophies arc awarded to the winner of each event, and 
an all-campus trophv is given annually to the fraternity 

\, itli flu' highest number of total points. 

The fall sports consist of touch football and bad- 
minton; (lie winter sports are volleyball, basket- 
ball, bowling, ping pong, and the basketball free throw 
contest; the spring sports include archer)', softball, horse- 
shoes, track, tennis, and golf. 

Each fraternity and independent team sends a rep- 
resentative to each intramural meeting, which consti- 
tutes the Intramural Council. 

It is hoped that the intramural program is sufficient- 
ly diversified to interest almost every student, since 
there are both team games and individual athletic ac- 
tivities and sports of a vigorous and non- vigorous na- 
ture. Intramurals offer an opportunity to develop fur- 
ther the skills learned in required gym classes and to 
create value of sportsmanship, physically strong bodies, 
and wholesome recreational habits. 



INTRAMURAL COUNCIL 



LEFT TO RIGHT: Borgie Haulier. Secretary, Delta Sigma Phi; Bob Medlin, Sigma Phi Epsilon 
Bob Seaver, Alpha Phi Omega; Kick Benoit, Theta Clii; Pete Hepler, Pi Kappa Alpha; Harry- 
Smith, Lambda Chi Alpha. 




BOWLING COUNCIL 

Rex Conner, Vice-President; Roy 
Greenwood, President; Pete Hepler, 
Secretary-Treasurer. 



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Badminton Champ Yang Seing Lu is 
congratulated by Kirt Christian. 



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WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS 




Another trophy to add to the collection 



Look out, here she comes . 




The Women's Intramural Council, made up of rep- 
resentatives from the Physical Education Major's Clnb 
and the four campus sororities, plans sorority and in- 
dependent intramural programs. These plans include 
schedules for basketball, volleyball, softball, and bad- 
minton, as well as many others. In each of the activi- 
ties, there are regular schedules planned, plus special 
games and finals. An activity in which the Council also 
participates is the annual Co-Recreation night, in which 
a large number of student organizations enter teams. 



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FEATURES 





September to May — another col- 
lege year has gone by. Long after 
these months have passed there will 
be fond remembrances of the special 
events the year has brought. Miss 
HPC, Homecomnig, May Weekend- 
campus beauties flash radiant smiles 
as excitement, anticipation, and joy 
run high. Special thoughts and special 
events each take their place in our 
memories to hold dear as time goes 
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1963 



MISS JUDY RAYKES 



LEFT, FIRST RUNNER UP 
MISS CAROLYN McALUSTEH 

BELOW, SECOND RUNNER UP 
MISS CLARA JANE NEAL 



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MISS MARY LOU TROUTMAN 



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MISS PAT BOWDEN 




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MISS JOY WATKINS 




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"No, 1 don't believe it! !!..." 



"All (or you, Judy . 



"I now crown you 



"Con Krai illations. Your Majesty 



HOMECOMING QUEEN 
JUDY RAYKES 
Sponsored by 
toger Herman 








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GAYLE NICHOLS 
Sponsored by 
Sonny Chisholm 



HOMECOMING COURT 




JUDY WARLICK 

Sponsored by 

Sam Byers 




LINDA CASSIMUS 
Sponsored by 
Phil Garrison 





GLENOLA GAYE McGEE 
Sponsored by 
Al Trombetta 



JOAN GALE 
Sponsored by 
Kirk Stewart 





PEGGY WILEY 

Sponsored by 
Dale Neel 



CLARA JANE NEALE 

Sponsored by 
Barry Smith 



DIANE WESTMORELAND 
Sponsored by 
Rich Guiffredo 





KAY THOMPSON 
Sponsored by 
Larry Nolan 




DENA PEGRAM 

Sponsored by 
Bill Fallin 








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MAY QUEEN 



MARGARETTE DAMEWOOD 
MA1D-OF-HONOR 



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SENIOR 

ATTENDANT 

ANN SURRATT 



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JUNIOR 
ATTENDANT 

DIANE WESTMORELAND 





JUNIOR 
ATTENDANT 

LINDA FERRAN 









SOPHOMORE 
ATTENDANT 

JUANITA SPEIGHT 




FRESHMAN 

ATTENDANT 

NANCY PERRY 





Mr. Tennessee Ernie Ford 



Thi.s vear, The Zt-nith Staff feels honored to have 
"TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD" as our judge for the 
1963 MISS ZENITH. 



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ERNIE FORD 

645 LARKIN STREET 
SAN FRANCISCO 9, CALIFORNIA 
PRospect 1-0670 



March 4, 1963 



Miss Ann Ringley 

High Point College 

High Point, North Carolina 

Dear Miss Ringley: 

I certainly was honored to be invited to 
judge the beautiful girls of High Point 
College. It was a pleasure. I didn't 
realize it would be such a challenge. 
They were all such fine looking young 
people . 

Thanks once again, and "Bless your little 
Pea-Pickin ' heart ! " 



Cordially, 




TEF:ebc 
Encls . 




MISS SVE WILLIAMSON 
MISS ZENITH 

1963 




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"Thanks to the entire student body of 

High Point College for their 

cooperation." 

HARRISON SCOTT and RICHARD BYRD 

Official Photographers 

for 

1963 ZENITH 

SMITH STUDIO 

14. E. Hargett Street 
Raleigh, North Carolina 




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"Boy . . . I hope she runs out of CHAPEL SEATS" 



LYLES CHEVROLET CO. 



"Your CHEVY Service Center" 



1800 North Main Street 



Students' Headquarters 

HIGH POINT COLLEGE 
BOOK STORE 

BOOKS REFRESHMENTS 

SCHOOL SUPPLIES 

Official College Rings and Jewelry 



SAMUEL HYMAN 

JEWELER GIFT SHOP 
136 S. Main Street High Point, N. C. 




<?-* JEWELERS 


FASHIONS 

from 
MYRTIES 


RUTER & WALTERS 

VENEERS -:- LUMBER 

P. O. Box 1471 Telephone 883-1910 

High Point, N. C. 


TAROS RESTAURANT 

1239 Montlieu Ave. High Point 
Phone 888-6479 


Compliments of 
SPORTSMAN'S SHOP, INC. 

College Village Shopping Center 


STUTT'S MEN'S STORE 

126 South Main Street 
Style Clothes for the College Man 


CHILES 

825 N. Main 

"North Carolina's Only Complete 

Wedding Service" 



SPORTSWEAR FORMALS TO RENT 

SHACKELFORD'S 

140 N. Main Street 
Nunn-Bush Shoes Custom Tailoring 



PERKINSON'S 

JEWELERS 
High Point, N. C. 



MILK 



PIEDMONT DAIRIES, INC. 

Distributor of 

Phone 888-9958 1825 N. Main Street 

High Point, N. C. 



Compliments of 

GRANTS 



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f ufufSaA^~ CONSTRUCTION co. 



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>"1TH H. ICC NIC NO Jif- 



Comp/i'menfs of 
COKE 



Compliments of 
BEESON HARDWARE 

Your Sporting Goods Headquarters 



"I haven't done a thing.' 





Fli-Back Sales Corporation 

P. 0. Box 427 • High Point, North Carolina 

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Showroom and Sales Office 
Room 453 • 200 Fifth Avenue • New York 10, New York 



PADDLE BALL GAMES — SPONGE RUBBER BALLS — INFLATED BALLS — BALLOONS 
SPINNING TOPS — RETURN TOPS — ROLLING PINS 



All togeffcer now . . . 1-2-31 






High Point, N. C. 

Traditional Men's Wear 

Ladies Casuals 

Across from Blair Park Golf Course 



1341 North Main Street Phone 883-1060 




ENGLISH RADIO & TV SERVICE 




"Your Philco and R.C.A. Dealer" 


JARRETT STATIONERY COMPANY 


We Specialize in Television and Radio Repair 




R. H. FREEMAN 


Our 61st Year 


High Point, N. C. 






PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO 


GRAY ART AND FLOWER SHOP 


101 South Hamilton Street 


"Let Our Flowers Say It for You" 


High Point, N. C. 




PAINT AND GLASS PRODUCTS 




Hall Printing Company 

S. HAMILTON STREET HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA 

Serving HIGH POINT and HIGH POINT COLLEGE with 
QUALITY PRINTING since 1924. 



ENGLISH MOTOR CO., INC 

Sates Service 

FORD f FORD TRUCK, FALCON, 

FAIRLANE & T-BIRD HEADQUARTERS 

201 E. Washington St. 

Phone 882-6848 

High Point, N. C. 



"I jus) con'f jeem to keep my mind on my work 




CONGRATULATIONS 

to the 

CLASS OF 1963 

HIGH POINT 
ENTERPRISE 

High Point, North Carolina 


HERITAGE 8 

a living tradition in furniture 

UE.fi/TAGE FCPMTVRE CO. NiGft POINT, SQRTU CAPOUSA 


Comptimenfs of 

NEILL PONTIAC, INC. 

902 N. Main Street 
High Point, North Carolina 


J. W. SECHREST & SON, INC. 

Serving This Community Since 1897 

PHONE 88-22555 
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA 

Two Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Day and Nij,'lit 




"Just Iteep smiling," 



Compliments of 



THE LILLY CO. 



High Point 



Compliments of 



CAROLINA CONTAINER CO. 



Dramatized Portraits 

for the Discriminating 

by 

COPPEDGE 

College Village Shopping Center 



MARIETTA PAINT STORE 

MARTIN-MARIETTA PAINTS 

1645 English Street Phone 882-9327 

High Point, N. C 



TOBIAS 



"Villager Headquarters in North Carolina" 



"Go Freshmen Got" 





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HARLLEE'S 
OF HIGH POINT, N. C 



PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 
STAR CLEANERS & LAUNDRY 

723 S, Main Street Phone 888-4974 

High Point, N. C. 

Our Service Earns Your Confidence 



Momenl of decision. 



SWAIM SUPPLY CO., INC. 

WHOLESALE 

Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies 

HIGH POINT -SALISBURY 

ROCKY MOUNT 



NASH JEWELRY & LOAN CO. 

"Nash Saves You Cash" 
127 N. Main Street 



Compliments of 
CONSOLIDATED BUS LINES 

High Point, N. C. 



Compliments of 
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK 

High Point, N. C. 



"Oh, you wouldn't dan . . . would you? 




ELWOOD BARBER SHOP 

With Free Parking for All Customers 

Corner Wrenn and High Streets Phone 888-7194 

Walter M. Reavis, Manager 




HUFFMAN PAINT 

& WALLPAPER CO. 

Jtl N MAIN IT HM.H P-Q I N I H I PHOHE N4S 



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Compliments of 
HOLIDAY MOTORS 



WAGNER TIRE SERVICE 

101 Gatewood 
"Tire Experts Since 1919" 



E. E. YOUNTS, INC 

General Building Contractors 

Commercial Industrial Residential 

725 Grimes Street Phone 882-8149 

High Point, N. C. 




VOGUE 

CLEANERS, INC. 



751 N. Main St. 
Phone 88 8-5613 



Compliments of 
GILBERT'S 

Beautiful Shoe Line Since 1936 



Comp/imenrs of 
HIGH POINT OFFICE EQUIPMENT 




"We'/f beof yon yett" 



Compliments and Best Wishes 
From 

HARDIN'S FURNITURE 

Asheboro, N. C. 

COFFEE EXPRESS 

664 North Main 

GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT 

HIGH POINT HARDWARE CO. 

RIVER ROAD INN 

HUNTER COAL & OIL 

CANNON-FETZER 

PEGRAM-BURTON 

COMMUNITY THEATER LEAGUE 







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A GOOD ALUMNUS IS ONE WHO: 
Attends Chapter Meetings, Home- 
coming, Alumni Day and Other 
College Activities, Contributes to the 
Support of His College, Answers Mail 
from The Alumni Office and Recom- 
mends The College to Good Prospective 
Students, 

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 
HIGH POINT COLLEGE 



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First the clock . . . 
then the plant 



Wfieri a customer bought 100 cigars from the wholesale grocery firm 
of H. Cone & Sons in 1870, he received a handsome clock. Some of these 
clocks are still ticking away. In addition to selling cigars and groceries 
for their father, Moses and Ceasar Cone sold cotton plaids. Seeing a great 
future in fabrics, they started the Cone textile enterprises as a selling 
and c-^ Amission house in 1891. They built the original manufacturing 
plant 41 1896. 




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What of Cone Mills Today? 



From these small beginnings has come one of the world's 
tersest and most progressive textile firms. With 18 plants 
employing almost 13,000 men and women, Cone Mills today 
is the world's largest producer of corduroys, denims and 
flannels. Its modern printing and finishing operations are 
turning cut a host of other fashion-right fabrics. Cone 
through its research and development activities is con- 
stantly seeking better ways to make better materials. 



Examples of Cone firsts in this country are the new. nnmilar 
stretch denims and corduroys. 

To maintain its high standards, our company needs 
young people with initiative and intelligence. Cone Mills of- 
fers opportunities in four areas . . . production, administra- 
tion, sales and research. Would you be interested in joining 
such a progressive organization? Write Industrial Relations 
Department, Cone Mills Corporation, Greensboro, N. C. 



CONE MILLS CORPORATION 

"Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today." 






EXECUTIVE OFFICES 

Greensboro, N. C. 

FINISHING PLANTS 

Carlisle & Greenville, S. C. 
GuensDoto & Haw River, N. C. 



MANUFACTURING PLANTS— Avondale, Cliffside, Greensboro, Forest City, 
Salisbury, Pineville, Reidsville, Gibsonville, Haw River and Hiiiiboro in 
North Carolina. Greenville in South Carolina. 



4CONE* 



FACULTY AND STAFF 



Adams, Miss Louise 
1318 Guyer Street 

Allen, Mr. Joe C. 
1206 Camden Street 

Allen, Mr. W. Lawson 
111 Edgeview Road 

Allred, Mr. J. H. 
205 Old Mill Road 

Anderson, Mr. David C. 
1203 Montlieu Avenue 

Bartlett, Dr. Helen R. 
900 Sixth Street 

Bennett, Mrs. S. T. 
Woman's Hall, H.P.C. 

Broadway, Mr, Stan C. 

1712 N. Denny Court 

Brown, Miss Helen 

1713 W. Lexington Ext. 

Burhans, Mr. H. F. 

1315 Woodhaven Avenue 

Carter, Miss Marcella 
1009 N. Hamilton Avenue 

Clark, Mr. Charles R. 
Denton, N. C. 

Clary, Miss Betty Jo 
1108 Madison Avenue 

Coble, Mr. H. E. 
830 Circle Drive 

Coe, Mrs. Verta I. 
219 Hillcrest Drive 

Cole, Dr. David W. 
818 Montlieu Avenue 

Collins, Mrs. Dorothy 
406 North Drive 

Conner, Mrs. Elizabeth H. 
1405 Emerywood Drive 

Conrad, Dr. Harold E. 
805 E. Farris Avenue 

Cook, Col. Carlton J. 
1234 Coventry Road 

Cooke, Dr. Dan B. 

909 N. Centennial Avenue 

Cooke, Dr. Dennis H. 
906 Circle Drive 

Cox, Mr. L. Hughes 
808 Montlieu Avenue 

Cummings, Dr. E. O. 
Emerywood Estates 

Davidson, Mr. Robert D. 
518 Shadybrook Drive 

Deskins, Dr. S. C. 

Rt. 8, Box 601, Greensboro 

Dixon, Mr. James C. 
920 Gordon Street 

Eubanks, Miss Dorothy 
1313 A. Oakview Road 

Fields, Miss Ernestine 
1005 Forrest Avenue 

Flowers, Dr. J. M. 
227 Montlieu Avenue 

Fryhover, Mr. J. L. 
1812-B Oakview Road 



Gaynor, Mrs. Frances 
2405 E. Lexington Avenue 

Gaynor, Mr. Wesley 
2405 E. Lexington Avenue 

Goolsby, Mrs. Richard 
905 Montlieu Avenue 

Gratiot, Dr. A. Paul 
1201 Montlieu Avenue 

Griffiths, Mrs. Dot 
500 Arlington Avenue 

Hamilton, Dr. Jim T. 
911 W. College Drive 

Hartman, Mr. C. F. 
310 Hickory Lane 

Hays, Dr. L. M. 
Box 1085, High Point 

Hinshaw, Dr. C. R. 
902 Rotary Drive 

Hirtzler, Miss Berta 
200 Edgedale Drive 

Hislop, Dr. Robert I. 
1006 Emery Road 

Hormachea, Mr. C. R. 
2315 Centennial Avenue 

Hormachea, M r s. C. R. 
2315 Centennial Avenue 

Hudgins, Dr. Walt E. 

4015 Fargo Drive, Winston-Salem 

Kerr, Mrs. Dot 

705 W. Lexington Avenue 

Lazaruk, Dr. William 
821 Circle Drive 

LeVey, Dr. Arthur E. 
Rowella Apts., No. 19 

Lewis, Dr. Lew J. 

202 Shadow Valley Road 

Livingston, Mrs. Lois 
909 W. College Drive 

Locke, Dr. W. R. 
1409 Wendover Drive 

McMeekin, Mrs. Frances 
McCulloch Hall, H. P. C. 

Martin, Mr. John D. 
401 Edgedale Drive 

Martin, Miss Zelle 
410 Otteray Drive 

Matthews, Dr. W. P. 

1114 N. Centennial Avenue 

Mays, Mrs. Lillian 
Rowella Apts., No. 15 

Mitchum, Mr. J. L. 

2014 Twain Road, Greensboro 

Morgan, Mrs. Jane 
1028 E. College Drive 

Mounts, Dr. Charles E. 
805 W. Circle Drive 

Nelson, Mr. J. L. 
607 Montlieu Avenue 

Netts, Cmdr. George W. 
1503 Delk Drive 



Packer, Mrs. Hazele 
216 Woodrow Avenue 

Parks, Mrs. Annis B. 
Route 2, Trinity, N. C. 

Patrick, Mrs. Ina M. 

806 Carrick Street 

Patton, Dr. Wendell M. 
821 W. College Drive 

Paul, Mr. Duffy L. 
712 North Drive 

Peterson, Dr. H. H. 
828 Circle Drive 

Porter, Mr. Raiford M. 

1509 N. W. Blvd., Winston-Salem 

Price, Mrs. Dot 

807 Quaker Lane 

Quinn, Mr. Tom R. 
2413 Woodruff Street 

Rawley, Mrs. Shirley 
1411 Guyer Street 

Reines, Mr. Philip 

911 Denny Street 

Ring, Mrs. Kathryn G. 
2610 Woodruff Street 

Simpson, Mrs. Taylor M. 
1506 Crestline 

Spurrier, Mrs. Mary C. 
80-E Wm. & Mary Apts. 

Sullivan, Mrs. Emily B. 
1202 Greenway Drive 

Taylor, Mr. Jesse L. 

912 Rosewood Avenue 

Thompson, Mr. Jack L. 
Box 102, High Point 

Thompson, Mrs. Viola 

809 Willoubar Terrace 

Underwood, Dr. Sam J. 
1101 Tabor Street 

Warren, Miss Nancy 
North Hall, H.P.C. 

Warren, Miss Nancy 
Woman's Hall, H. P. C. 

Webb, Dr. Glenn R. 
2209 Agnes Street 

Whicker, Mr. Grady H. 
431 W. Lexington Avenue 

White, Mrs. Charlotte 
803 E. Farriss Avenue 

Williams, Mr. Arthur B. 

810 Montlieu Avenue 

Williams, Mrs. Louise 
810 Montlieu Avenue 

Wilson, Dr. C. L. 

207 Shadow Valley Road 

Wright, Mr. L. G. 
906 Forrest Avenue 

Wright, Mrs. Peggy 
906 Forrest Avenue 

Yarborough, Mr. N. P. 
1431 Wilshire Blvd. 



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STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Abel, Charlsie M. 

242 Orchard Dr., Fairfax, Virginia 

Adams, Nancy Carol 

Route 1, Stantonsburg, N. C. 

Albert, Donald Ralph 

114 Moffitt Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Alberty, Nathan Edward ( T ) 
Route 2, Dobson, N. C. 

Alexander, Judy Carroll 
39 Main St., Concord, N. C. 

Alexander, Thomas Bruce 

210 Edgedale Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Alley, Ray S. 

Route 2, Catawba, N. C. 

Amiek, Thomas Larry 

1975 West Front St., Burlington, N. C. 

Anderson, Richard Charles (T) 
Route 1, Box 106, Trinity, N. C. 

Anderson, Wayne Foster 
Route 5, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Andrew, Jessie Leoma 
Box 86, Faith, N. C. 

Andrews, Lee Earl, Jr. 
Chestnut St. , Lexington, N. C. 

Anglin, Charles Lewis 
Route 1, Clemmons, N. C. 

Armentrout, Ann Elizabeth 

900 W. Ray St., High Point, N. C. 

Armington, Judith Karin 

1805 Floral Dr., Wilmington, Del. 

Arnette, William Thomas 
Route 1, Graham, N. C. 

Arnold, Carl Thomas 

122 Fuller St., Whiteville, N. C. 

Asbury, Fonda Sheryl 

1005 Willowbar Terrace, High Point, N. C. 

Atkins, Joanne Draughn 

W. Green St., High Point, N. C. 

Auman, Rebecca Ellen 
Seagrove, N. C. 

Balthis, Harry Griffith 

4532 North 39th St., Arlington, Va. 

Bailey, Callie Ann 
Route 1, Advance, N. C. 

Baker, Ellis Elmore, Jr. 

1008 Barbee St., High Point, N. C. 

Ballew, Barbara Lea (T) 
Route 4, Box 31, Marion, N. C. 

Banks, Margaret Sterling 

101 Garner Road, Gamer, N. C. 

Barksdale, John Wilson, III 
11th Ave., Mayodan, N. C. 

Barnard, Bruce Donald, Jr. 

927 Beaumont Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Barnes, Howard Albert 

43 Central Ave., Dalton, Mass. 

Barrier, Deanna Wayne 

505 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Barrow, Kyle Lynwood 

614 W. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Batchelor, Ervin Sherwood 

1407 Madison Ave., Greensboro, N. C. 

Batten, Robert Walser, Jr. 

904 Blackstone Circle, Thomasville, N. C. 



Baughn, Reuben Dave. Jr. 

201 N. 7th Ave., Mayodan, N. C. 

Beam, George Marlowe, Jr. 

14101 Canterbury Lane, Rockville, Md. 

Beamer, Caroll Dolores (T) 
Carolina Apts., Thomasville, N. C. 

Beane, Linda Kaye 

917 Brookline, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Beck, Joseph Cleveland 
Route 6, Lexington, N. C. 

Beck, Larry Eugene 

168 Mill Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Beck, Nicky Charles 
Route 2, Clemmons, N. C. 

Beck, Robert Wayne 

217 Center St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Beland, Milbury Anne 

1109 S. Tarboro St., Wilson, N. C. 

Bell, Charles Robert, Jr. 

302 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Bennett, Carole Louise 

5703 Newton St., Cheverly, Md. 

Benoit, Frederick A., Jr. 

227 Walnut St., Wilmington 4, Dela. 

Benton, Arleen Luray (T) 

504 Coach St., Kannapolis, N. C. 

Berrier, Floyd Lee 

109 Hiatt Rd., Thomasville, N. C. 

Berrier, Ronald G. (T) 

427 NE 15th. St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Biggerstaff, William Gettys 
Route 1, Linwood, N. C. 

Black, Joe Alexander 
Box 353, Roxboro, N. C. 

Black, Linda Faye 

1112 Wayside St., High Point, N. C. 

Blake, Tommy Holmes 

3204 Crestview Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Blizzard, William Clayton 

3011 English Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Boger, Allen Twigs 

3800 Winfield Dr., Charlotte, N. C. 

Boggs, Elizabeth Anne 
Box 517, Valdese, N. C. 

Boggs, Harriet Kendrick 

213 N. Jacob St., Cherryville, N. C. 

Bohannon, James Madison 

638 Wesley Place, High Point, N. C. 

Boles, Mickey Wayne 

2534 Westover Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Boles, Vicki Ray 

Box 36, Pinnacle, N. C. 

Bonner, Kathryn Mooring 

227 Woodland Cir., Hertford, N. C. 

Booker, James Steven 

Route 7, Box 231-A, Greensboro, N. C. 

Boone, Bonnie Karen 

Route 1, Grapevine Rd., Lewisville, N. C. 

Booth, Merle Suzanne (T) 
Route 1, Penhook, Va. 

Booth, Patricia Anne 
Route 1, New Hill, N. C. 

Bovender, Jim Ervin 

800 Salem, Thomasville, N. C. 



Bowden, Patricia Ann 

Route 6, Box 821A, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Bower, Bert Stephen 

704-72nd St., Newport News, Va. 

Bowm.'n H-len H. (M s.) (T) 
Box 191, Thomasville, N. C. 

Bowman, Thomas Benton 
Route 1, Westfield, N. C. 

Boyd, Bobby Kenneth 
Route 1, Ararat, N. C. 

Boyle, Toseph Conrad 

406 Oak Lane, Halifax, Va. 

Bovles. Marvin Anthony 

1572 NE 30th Ct, Pompano Beach, Fla. 

Bradley, Robert Milden 

31 Dunn Road, Hamden 18, Conn. 

Braswell. Bobby Harold 
Box 195, Pine Level, N. C. 

Brearley, Elizabeth Ann 

3123 Riverside Ave., Somerset, Mass. 

Brennan, Robert Timothy 
Hubbardsville, N. Y. 

Brewer, Harold Wayne 

Route 3, Box 52A, High Point, N. C. 

Brewer, Linda Sue 
Route 2, Seagrove, N. C. 

Brewer, Robert Plato 
Route 2, Clemmons, N. C. 

Bridgens, Lynn Ray 

92 Roosevelt Ave., E Orange, N. J. 

Brim. Raymond Gilbert 

327 East Dorsett Ave., Asheboro, N. C. 

Brinkley, Steve Wesley 
Route 10, Lexington, N. C. 

Brinley. M-'rlene Sue 

210 S. Manhattan Ave., Tampa, Fla. 

Brooks, Bonnie Sue 

501 Clover, High Point, N. C. 

Broos, James Edward 

Route 2, Box 27, Lexington, N. C. 

Brown, Barry William 

4789 Carlton Dr., Winston Salem, N. C. 

Brown, Nan Lee 

824 E. Front St., Statesville, N. C. 

Brown, William Kenneth 

2922 N. Main St., High Point, N. C. 

Browning, Wilson Harvey 
Route 2, Kemersville, N. C. 

Brucki, James Edward, Jr. 

627 Colonial Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Bryant, David M. 

330 Sudbury St., Marlboro, Mass. 

Bryant, Don George 

Chapel Lane, E. Wareham, Mass. 

Bryant, Melvia Gay ( Mrs. ) 

2308 Dallas Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Bulla, Richard De Vault (T) 

1043 Wellington Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Bullard, Suzanne Bardin 
Box 82, Chadbourn, N. C. 

Bundy, Minnie Catherine 

1506 W. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Burge, James Larry 

Williams & Mary Apts., High Point, N. C. 



STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Burke, Barney L. 

129 Lemly St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Burns, Margaret MacPhail 

325 McAlway Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. 

Burns, Robert Austin 

1100 West End Blvd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Burrier, Judith Ann 

2733 Picardy Place, Charlotte, N. C. 

Burris, Kenneth Wayne (T) 

1205 E. Walnut, Goldsboro, N. C. 

Burrow, Scott De Wayne 

1607 Hasty St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Buder, Douglas Leon 

310 Walnut St., Valdese, N. C. 

Burner, Thomas Melvin 

836 Shober Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Byerly, Harold Wavne 
Route 2, Thomasville, N. C. 

Byerly, Marlene Gail 

Route 2, Box 405, High Point, N. C. 

Byers, Charles Samuel (T) 

169 E. Depot St., Concord, N. C. 

Byrd, Pamela Jean 

349 Burkewood Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Cabot, Linda Donna 

323 Phillips St., High Point, N. C. 

Cacy, Barbara Joan 

Goodhill Rd., Woodbury, Conn. 

Cagle, Sandra Carol 
Route 3, Carthage, N. C. 

Caine, David Wallace 

2603 Pinecroft Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 

Caldwell, Bucky Walters 
Box 167, Lincolnton, N. C. 

Callahan, Joe Douglas 

131 Jewel St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Callahan, Norman Scott 

1001 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. 

Callaway, Judith Flo 

211 Grace St., Mt. Airy, N. C. 

Cannon, Robert Cecil 
Sunset Dr., Stanley, N. C. 

Carlough, Robert Edward 
181 Arch St., Ramsey, N. J. 

Carmichael, Roger Stanley 

1606 River Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Carriker, Walter L., Jr. (T) 

1728 Sugar Creek Rd. W., Charlotte, N. C. 

Carter, Linda Gail 

Box 682, Red Springs, N. C. 

Carter, Margaret Ann 
Box 11, Mocksville, N. C. 

Carter, William Earl, Jr. 

911 Carter St., High Point, N. C. 

Cashatt, Ronald Harrison 

217 Welch Drive, High Point, N. C. 

Cassimus, Linda Lee 

15 Longwood Drive, Huntington Sta., N. Y. 

Casstevens, Barbara Anne 
Cycle, N. C. 

Caviness, Quinton Harold (T) 

311 Willowood Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Cecil, Margaret J. ( Mrs. ) 
Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 



Chapman, Susan Dunbar 

4919 Palisade Lane, Washington, D. C. 

Charles, Robert Eugene 

3424 Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Chilton, John Robert 

Route 1, Box 181, Ramseur, N. C. 

Chisholm, Leonard Roberts, Jr. 

110 E. Oxford Ave., Alexandria, Va. 

Clements, Ralph Edward 

511 Westwood, Apt. 10, High Point, N. C. 

Clinard, Billy Weldon 
Route 2, Advance, N. C. 

Cline, Claude Hubert, Jr. 

300 Shadow Valley, High Point, N. C. 

Clodfelter, Karen Elizabeth 
517 S. Cox St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Clodfelter, Steve Bradley 

4211 Old Greensboro Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Clodfelter, William Daniel 
Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. 

Coble, Sara Jane 

713 W. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Cobum, Michael Layton 

195 Roanoke Ave., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 

Cohen, Harold Louis 

4331 Marquette Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. 

Cole, Ruffin Reid 

801 Grace St., High Point, N. C. 

Collins, Alfred Thomas 

503 Dean St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Collins, Alvin Douglas 
Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. 

Connor, William Rex 

5231G Artie Ave., APO 937, Seattle, Wash. 

Cook, Charles Hubert 

1110 Madison Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Cook, Donald Landon 

Route 2, S. Pace Haven Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. 

Cooke, Susan Lorene 

Route 2, Box 235, Huntersville, N. C. 

Cootes, Mary Lee 

111 W. Queen St., Strasburg, Va. 

Cope, William Franklin 
Route 1, Kernersville, N. C. 

Coppley, Hoyle Gwyn 
Route 9, Lexington, N. C. 

Corder, Mary Ruth 

104 S. Main St., Kemersville, N. C. 

Cornelius, Wanda Lou 

187 Crepe Myrtle Circle, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Costas, David George, Jr. 

1307 Kempsville Rd., Norfolk, Va. 

Covey, James Ronald 

307 S. Washington, Easton, Md. 

Cox, Joseph Dean 

Route 1, Box 209, Kemersville, N. C. 

Craven, Cynthia Famsworth 
Box 1572, Lakeland, Fla. 

Craven, Linda Carol 

Route 2, Box 390, High Point, N. C. 

Craver, Larry James 

Route 8, Box 262, Lexington, N. C. 

Craver, Larry Wayne 
Route 2, Clemmons, N. C. 



Craver, Robert Franklin 

728 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Crawford, Roger James 

539 Oakridge Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. 

Cross, James Arthur 

355 W. Main St., Front Royal, Va. 

Culbreth, Susan Wood 

Route 1, Box 183, Greensboro, N. C. 

Curry, Wayne Clifford 
Route 4, Lexington, N. C. 

Cox, Richard Douglas 

1307 Prescott Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Darnell, Linda Sue 

Route 1, Box 57, Kannapolis, N. C. 

Davis, James Allen 

1002 Barbee St., High Point, N. C. 

Davis, Jerry Ray 

3809 Park Road, Charlotte, N. C. 

Davis, Marriott Betts 

121 Lake Boone Trail, Raleigh, N. C. 

Davis, Raymond Raeford 
Route 6, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Day, Fleming Howard 

2314 Kivette Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Deal, Kenneth Ray 

Route 1, Stony Point, N. C. 

DeCarion, Deirdre 

3 Van Buren St., Freeport, L.I., N. Y. 

DeMik, Frances Kay 

3825 Annlin Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 

Dennis, Bonnie Jo 

1000 Sherrod Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Denton, Jean Paulette 

Route 9, Box 279, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

DeSiati, Frances Jean 

720 Village Rd., Oradell, N. J. 

Dickson, Carol Sue 

1438 S. Howard Ave., Covington, Va. 

Dobbins, William Manning 

246 West Park Ave., Mecklenburg, N. C. 

Doby, Janet Nevelle 

412 Forest Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Donovan, Frank 

69 Stephensville Blvd., Red Bank, N. J. 

Doolittle, James Howard 
Box 685, Rockingham, N. C. 

Doss, Janet Carol 
Route 6, Sanford, N. C. 

Dover, Mary Theresa 

800- A, Arbordale, High Point, N. C. 

Downs, Miriam Jeanne 

2304 Springdale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 

Draper, Howard Dennis, Jr. 

808 Poplar St., Fayetteville, N. C. 

Duncan, Wallace Thompson 

2837 Northampton St., Washington 15, D. C. 

Dunn, Larry Stephen 
Route 2, Seagrove, N. C. 

Durham, Reginald Chimer 
490 N. 4th St., Wytheville, Va. 

Dutton, Martha Jean 

104 N. Church St., Rochingham, N. C. 



STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Dvviggins, Donald Max 

2429 Greenwich Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Early, Gloria Janet 

136 Gladden St., Marion, N. C. 

Earnhardt, Johny Franklin 

1101 West End Blvd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

East, Callie Ann 

810 Radar Sqdn, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Eaton, Wayne Edward 

7903 Wd. Yd. Rd., Clinton, Md. 

Elkins, George Leighton 

Rt. 7, Box 185, Greensboro, N. C. 

Eller. Carol Brock (Mrs.) 

133 East Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Eller, Thomas Darrell 
Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Elliott, Jane Carol 

Box 608, Thomasville, N. C. 

Elliott, Rebecca Joyce 

1000 Sherrod Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Elmore, Kenneth Claude 
Route 2, Trinity, N. C. 

English, Judy Marie 

119 Trindale St., High Point, N. C. 

Erwin, William Alexander 

702 E. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Evans, Otis David 

202 Van Buren Rd., Spray, N. C. 

Fagan, Kary Lee 

700 Kimery St., High Point, N. C. 

Fairweather, David Bruce 
8 Cockrell St., Alexandria, Va. 

Fallin, William Douglas 

714 St. Allentown Rd., Washington 22, D. C. 

Fancher, David Forrest 

7618 Arbroath Dr., Clinton, Md. 

Farlow, John Battle 

2208 E. Green St., High Point, N. C. 

Farmer, Edward Roy 

1604 E. Chester Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Fennell, Gerold Francis 

100 Bruce Terrace, Mineola, N. Y. 

Ferran, Linda M. 
Box 237, Eustis, Fla. 

Fields, Riley Clinton 

523 S. 2nd Ave., Siler City, N. C. 

Fincher, Carolyn Elizabeth 

111 Spencer St., High Point, N. C. 

Finerty, Harriet 

17 Russell Rd., New Castle, Del. 

Finger, Kenneth Blair 
Route 3, Lincolnton, N. C. 

Fletcher, Pamela Sue 
Box 861, Kannapolis, N. C. 

Flinchum, Brenda Gayle 
Poute 2, High Point, N. C. 

Flowers, John Morgan, III 

227 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Flynt, John Randolph 

1123 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Foglcraan, Bobby Wavne 

619 Hedrick St., High Point, N. C. 

Fogleman, Peggy Joyce 

619 Hedrick St., High Point, N. C. 



Foister, Peggy N. (Mrs.) (T) 

William & Mary Apt. 30B, High Point, N. C. 

Foley, Joe Lee, III 

West Locke Apt. 28, High Point, N. C. 

Foltz, Douglas Allen 

126 Lawndale St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Forbis, William Richard 

N. Cherry St., Kernersville, N. C. 

Foster, Frank Ashley 

3804 Vest Mill Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Foster, James Paisley 

417 Alamance Rd., Burlington, N. C. 

Foster, Roy Eugene 

3804 Vest Mill Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Foulks, Cynthia Ann 

321 Merian Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. 

Foust, Sue Carol 

107 N. 6th St., Mebane, N. C. 

Foy, Phyllis Ann 

Main St., Granite Quarry, N. C. 

Franklin, Rodger Dale 

501 Denny St., High Point, N. C. 

Frazier, Donald Ray 
Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Freeman, Kenneth Ray (T) 

407 East 1st. Ave., Lexington, N. C. 

Freeman, Ronald Nelson 
Box 501, Thomasville, N. C. 

Freeman, Mary Frances 
Route 5, Asheboro, N. C. 

Freeman, Wilbum Lewis, Jr. 
Route 8, Lexington, N. C. 

Fry, Stephen Grady 

3672 Hedge St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Frye, Barry Steven 

Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Frye, Carolyn Elizabeth 
Route 4, Box 15, Leesburg, Va. 

Frye, Gaye Frances 

1346 Summit Dr., Mount Airy, N. C. 

Frye, Jerold Lee 

Main St., Stoneville, N. C. 

Furman, Wayne Edgar 

4412 Norbeck Rd., Rockville, Md. 

Gailey, James William 

3704-D Manor Dr., Greensboro, N. C. 

Gale, Joan Beverly 

Route 2, Box 188, Harmony, N. C. 

Gansman, Thomas M. 

1402 Forrest St., High Point, N. C. 

Garmon, Myrtle Amelia 

103 E. Mountain St., Kings Mountain, N. C. 

Gamer, Jenny Lynn 
Box 457, Newport, N. C. 

Garrett, Carolyn Frances 

121 Burwell Ave., Henderson, N. C. 

Garrison, Philip Earl 

107 E. State St., Glenwood, Indiana 

Gatewood, Zoe Rogers 

806 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Geist, Carol Louise 

270 Sylvan Drive, W. Hempstead, N. Y. 

Gentry, Hugh H. 
Route 1, King, N. C. 



Geyer, Gail Jan 

23 Headley Terrace, Irvington, N. J. 

Gibbs, Robert Rudolph 

403 Aderdeen Terrace, Greensboro, N. C. 

Gibson, Stephen Anthony 

909 Hern Ave., Greensboro, N. C. 

Gibson, Virginia Sue 
Route 1, Red Springs, N. C. 

Giles, Phyllis Rae 

Box 4054, High Point, N. C. 

Gilliam, Kenneth Allen 

102 Wellington Circle, Lee Hall, Va. 

Gore, Lewis Edward, Jr. 

4125 S. Main St., High Point, N. C. 

Gosnell, William Joseph 

4550 Mac Arthur Blvd., Washington, D. C. 

Gotsch, James Roland 

522 Clover Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Gough, Ezra Elmer 

Route 8, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Gowen, Robert Mullen 

Box 247, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 

Gray, Barbara Anne 

4340 NE 15th Terrace, Pompano Bch., Fla. 

Gray, David Alexander 

603A Richardson St., High Point, N. C. 

Gray, Gloria Jean 

Route 8, Box 147, Greensboro, N. C. 

Greene, Connie Elaine 
Box 602, Candler, N. C. 

Greene, James Michael 
Route 5, High Point, N. C. 

Greene, Judy McNeil 

101 Ford St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Green, Peggy Ruth 

55 Westover Dr., Asheville, N. C. 

Green, Tamsie Jo 

213 West Main St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Greenwood, Roy Carlyle 
Stanton's Lane, West Mystic, Conn. 

Greeson, Edgar Monroe 

2611 Fairway Drive, Greensboro, N. C. 

Gresham, Douglas Eugene 

6101 Glenridge St., Charlotte, N. C. 

Grice, Franklin W. 
Route 1, Stanley, N. C. 

Grier, Lee Wendell (T) 

1005 Nancy Lane, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Grimsley, Richard W. 

1008 Tanley Road, Silver Spring, Md. 

Guiffredo, Richard C. 

71 S. Ridge St., Port Chester, N. Y. 

Gunn, Kenneth Claude 

Route 1, Box 92, Dinwiddie, Va. 

Guarino, Robert Welch 

506 Emerywood Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Haggard, Carol Anne 

349 Boone Ave., Winchester, Ky. 

Haines, Jennie 

172 Shermecossett Pky., Groton, Conn. 

Hall, David Lee 

319 W. Beasley St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Hall, Janice Abigail 
Route 1, Mayodan, N. C. 



STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Hamlin, Patsy Flippin 

401 Mint St., High Point, N. C. 

Ham, Patricia Dianne 

4473 Old Greensboro Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Hancox, Pamela Ann 

62/2 Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove, N. J. 

Hanes, Linda Darnell 

312 Hickory Lane, High Point, N. C. 

Hardy, Rhonda Leah 

Route 1, Box 178, Cameron, N. C. 

Hargett, John Richard 
Box 216, Monroe, N. C. 

Hargrove, Sandra Lewis 
Route 1, Siler City, N. C. 

Haring, Anne Self (T) (Mrs.) 

3420 Kernersville Rd., Winston- Salem, N. C. 

Harrell, Barbara Anne 

Route 2, Box 222, Rocky Mount, N. C. 

Harris, Florence Catherine 

222 Rockspring Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Harris, Hal Cook 

Box 821, Thomasville, N. C. 

Harris, James Carmon, Jr. 
Box 524, Thomasville, N. C. 

Harris, Robert Shelton 

1120 Trenton PL, SE., Washington 20, D. C. 

Harris, William Patrick 
Box 218, Candor, N. C. 

Hartsell, Robert Parker, Jr. 

407 S. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. 

Harvey, Lloyd Steward (T) 
R.F.D. 4, Thomasville, N. C. 

Harward, Sandra Mabel 

7701 Daniel Ave., Baltimore 34, Md. 

Hastings, Vicki Marie 
Box 388, Kannapolis, N. C. 

Hatcher, Bergie Lee 

Route 2, Box 171, Floyd, Va. 

Hatchel, Wayne Lee 
Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. 

Hatley, Eddie Luther 

Route 10, Box 133, Greensboro, N. C. 

Hawks, Charles Taylor 

2708 Mayview Rd., Raleigh, N. C. 

Hawks, Patricia Jane 

18 Dixie Trail, Raleigh, N. C. 

Hayes, Judith Lucile 

2416 Woodward Way, NW, Atlanta 5, Ga. 

Hazelwood, Joseph Wayne 
Route 3, Madison, N. C. 

Hedrick, Lindsay Darrell 
Route 2, Thomasville, N. C. 

Hedrick, Patrick William 
Route 2, Lexington, N. C. 

Hedrick, Stanley Harris 
Route 2, Lexington, N. C. 

Helms, Gene Erwin 

Box 416, Elizabethtown, N. C. 

Henderson, Clyde Edward 

1002 Sherrod St., High Point, N. C. 

Hendrix, George Leondas 

705 N. Centennial Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Hepler, Peter Wade 

1045 Miller St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 



Hepler, Robert Marshall 

Route 5, Box 111, High Point, N. C. 

Herman, Roger 

Pine Plains, New York 

Herndon, Calvin Lee 
Box 301, Leesburg, Va. 

Hemdon, William David 
Woodland Park, Reidsville, N. C. 

Hester, Norman Ray 

213 Green Oak Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Hevener, Dorothy Don 

234 York Dr., Waynesboro, Va. 

Heydenburg, Janet Louise 

1106 Waverly Rd., Tallahassee, Fla. 

Hightower, Mary Lynne 

120 Penny Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Hill, Patricia Jean 
Route 2, Trinity, N. C. 

Hill, Robert Wayne 

106 River Dr., Randleman, N. C. 

Hmchliffe, Richard Ward 

7618 Bradley Lane, Clinton, Md. 

Hislop, Robert Innes, Jr. 

1006 Emery Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Hobson, Charles Ward 
Box 34, East Bend, N. C. 

Hobson, William Irving 
Box 34, East Bend, N. C. 

Hodgin. Tames Gilbert 

325 Phillips St., High Point, N. C. 

Hodgin, Thomas Ellis 

403 Burge St., High Point, N. C. 

Hoecker, Kathleen Elizabeth 

9100 Autoville Dr., College Park, Md. 

Holden, Jerry Clark 

2922-A Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Ho'mes, Dayton Duncan 

16 Holbrook Ct., Ansonia, Conn. 

Holt, Frieda Jo 

Surrett Ct., High Point, N. C. 

Holt, Richard Thane 

53-36 199 Street, Flushing, N. Y. 

Hooker, Herman Douglas 
Route 1, Pilot Mountain, N. C. 

Hough, Sara Janice 

Route 7, Box 170, Greensboro, N. C. 

Howard, Charles Thomas 

Route 5, Box 464, High Point, N. C. 

Hoyle, Marjorie Linda 
Route 3, Shelby, N. C. 

Hoyle, Tullie Ann 

507 E. First St., Cherryville, N. C. 

Hoyt, Fred W. 

316 x /2 Louise Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Hoyt, Stuart MacNee, Jr. 

2620 Pennington Rd., Pennington, N. J. 

Hudson, Martha Ellen ( Mrs. ) 
502 Mint Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Hudson, Roberta Brown 
Box 57, Granite Quarry, N. C. 

Hughes, Larry Thomas 

2126 Edgewood St., High Point, N. C. 

Hull, Wanda Lou 

Route 2, High Point. N. C 



Humphrey, Linda White 

1605 Greenville Rd., Kinston, N. C. 

Hunter, Margaret Reid 
Turkey, N. C. 

Hutchins, Dewey Melton, Jr. 

107 Chestnut St., Lexington, N. C. 

Hutchins, Kitty Sue 

117 Avondale Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Hutchins, Sandra Lee 
R.F.D. 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Idol, Bruce Lee (T) 

Route 1, Box 188, High Point, N. C. 

Ijames, Athel Milford, Jr. (T) 

2817 Westchester St., High Point, N. C. 

Ireland, Thomas Herbert 
Plum Point, Maryland 

Isaac, Roberta Cobbler 
Route 4, High Point, N. C. 

Jacobs, Gilbert Wayne 

708 Greensboro Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Jaeger, Steven Boyd 

1301 Kentuckey Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Jarrett, John Ronald 
Box 431, Archdale, N. C. 

Jarrett, Winfred Stephen 

108 Morrison Ave., Thomasville, N. C. 

Jarvis, Frank Melvin 

500 Meredith St., High Point, N. C. 

Jenkins, Bennie R. 

806 Woodbury St., High Point, N. C. 

Jensen, Elizabeth Ann 

4041 Dolly Ridge Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 

Jepson, Sally Lou 
Clewiston, Fla. 

Jessup, Robert Hiatt 

2601 Battleground Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 

Johnson, Elmer Linwood 

2705 Duke Homestead Rd., Durham, N. C. 

Johnson, Jeffrey Allen 
R.F.D., Middletown, Va. 

Johnson, Joyce Ina 

Route 4, Box 304, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 

Johnston, Linda Lee 

Box A, Whitesville, W. Va. 

Johnston, Spencer Roosevelt, Jr. 
2728 English St., High Point, N. C. 

Jones, Andrew Douglas 

205 Petree Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Jones, Bettie Spencer 

1302 Rhem St., Kinston, N. C. 

Jones, Donald Albert 

903 Grant St., High Point, N. C. 

Jones, Flora Eve 
Route 1, Raeford, N. C. 

Jones, James Amos 

3509 Delane Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Jones, Levin Kirt, Jr. 

1302 Rhem St., Kinston, N. C. 

Jones, William David 

4329 Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Joyce, Maynard Ray 
Lawsonville, N. C. 

Joyner, Reginald Thomas 

312 Marion St., Mt. Airy, N. C. 



STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Kearas, Lee Roy, Jr. 
Route 2, High Point, N. C. 

Kearney, Joanne Naomi 

10 Fourth St., N. Arlington, N. J. 

Kemp, David Lee 

3409 Greenhill Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Kennedy, John Douglas 

77 Highland Trail, Dennville, N. J. 

Kennedy, Willa Christine 

121 Lakeside Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Kennedy, William Gary 

505 Enterprise Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Kennerly, Taylor Rockwell 

1007 Wellington St., High Point, N. C. 

Kerr, Charles Alan 

705 W. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Kester, Thomas Sutton 

815 Fifth St., High Point, N. C. 

Key, Shirley Ann 

3332 Anderson Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Kiger, Benny Gray 
Rural Hall, N. C. 

Kiger, Gary Wayne 
Rural Hall, N. C. 

King, Arthur William 

307 Warn St., Jacksonville, N. C. 

King, Richard C. 

137 Wooded Lane, Villanova, Penna. 

Kinlaw, Barbara Jean 
Route 3, Carthage, N. C. 

Kinney, Stanley Walter 

1017 Keams St., High Point, N. C. 

Kirkman, Joyce Nell 

Route 1, Pleasant Garden, N. C. 

Kitley, R. Marsden 

181 Seventh Ave., Troy, N. Y. 

Knapp, Richard Stevenson, Jr. 
325 Louise Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Knuckey, Jill Elaine 

5 James St., Wharton, N. J. 

Koogler, Anthony Lynn 
Box 278, Candor, N. C. 

Kornegay, Robert David 

1410 Seminole Dr., Greensboro, N. C. 

Kotsionis, Laura Elephtheria 

515 E. Farris St., High Point, N. C. 

Krimminger, Betty Leona 
Route 4, Box 96, Concord, N. C. 

Kuppers, Nancy Jane 

1051 W. Canal Dr., Lakeland, Fla. 

Kyle, Gerald 

505 Oakland Ave., High Point, N. C. 

LaMarr, Judith Carolyn 
Trinity, N. C. 

Lambeth, Frank Simmons, Jr. 

206 E. Lake Dr., Thomasville, N. C. 

Lambeth, Judy Gray 

Route 2, Box 367, Lexington, N. C. 

Lanier, Linda Karen 

400 Lindale Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Lankford, Shelia Dawn 
Walnut Cove, N. C. 

Lawson, Kenneth Ray 

335 Stratford Rd., High Point, N. C. 



Leckie Sylvia Susan 
Route 5, Statesville, N. C. 

Ledford, Roberta W. (Mrs.) (T) 
Route 3, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Lemons, Velma Joy 

504 Reid St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Leonard, Darrel Brent 

401 Cox Ave., Thomasville, N. C. 

Leonard, Edward Steele 

110 Fisher Ferry St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Lewellyn, Darius Ross 

1042 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Lewis, Bessie Ruth 
Route 1, Cascade, Va. 

Lewis, Patricia Ann 
Route 5, Dunn, N. C. 

Lewis, Walter Wayne 

400 S. Washington St., Easton, Md. 

Libertore, Don Charles 

1106 Guilford Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Liedke, Fred John, Jr. 

100 Ardmore St., Hamden, Conn. 

Light, Sandra Lucille 
Route 2, Newland, N. C. 

Liles, Doris Salene 

1510 Dogwood St., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 

Lilly, Ronald Ned 

Box 146, Jamestown, N. C. 

Lineberry, Worth Eugene 

3541 Kernersville Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Liner, Brenda Joyce 

1219 Greensboro Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Little, Donald Alexander 
Route 1, Iron Station, N. C. 

Litten, Tony Maxton 

Piedmont Ext., Gibsonville, N. C. 

Livengood, Beatrice Gertrude 

609 E. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Livengood, Carol Laveni 

3203 Woodview St., High Point, N. C. 

Lloyd, Barbara L. 

2 Orchard Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. 

Lockman, F. Geraldyne (Mrs.) 
Route 1, Iron Station, N. C. 

Lockman, John Wesley 

300 Oakwood St., High Point, N. C. 

Loflin, John Daniel 

508 Roseland St., High Point, N. C. 

Loflin, Mattie Louella 

Route 3, Box 32, Denton, N. C. 

Lomax, Ramonia Jeanette 

702 Hardeman St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Long, Donald Franklin 
Route 4, Thomasville, N. C. 

Long, Evelyn Marie 

Erwin Heights, Thomasville, N. C. 

Long, Jack Lester 

408 Pineywood Rd., Thomasville, N. C. 

Lopp, Kent H. 

Route 1, Lexington, N. C. 

Lorber, Joseph Frederick 
Route 72, Manahawkin, N. J. 

Lovett, Billy Samuel, Jr. 

3504 Kivett Dr., High Point, N. C. 



LuCheng, Grace Chin 

506 Denny St., High Point, N. C. 

Lu, Yang Seing 

506 Denny St., High Point, N. C. 

Luck, Mary Ann (Mrs.) 
Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Luna, Marilyn Ann 

1457 Brookwood Dr., Winston-Salem, N .C. 

Lupton, John M. 

1017 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

McAllister, Carolyn Jean 

720 Brookside Dr., High Point, N. C. 

McCarthy, William Joseph 

4412 Reservoir Rd., N.W., Washington 7, D. C. 

McCollum, Jean Carole 
Route 1, McLeansville, N. C. 

McCormick, Eddie Ray 

704 E. Guilford, Thomasville, N. C. 

McCulloch, Doctor Webb 
606% Carr St., High Point, N. C. 

McDaniel, Mickey Joe 
Route 1, Mebane, N. C. 

McDaniel, Sandra Alice 
Route 2, Bennett, N. C. 

McDowell, Charles Robert 

Box 581, Rt. 1, Kernersville, N. C. 

McDowell, Richard Earl 
19 School St., Bradford, Pa. 

McDuffie, James Edward 

Rt. 4, Old Salisbury Rd., Winston-Salem 

McGee, Glenola Gaye 
Box 262, King, N. C. 

McGee, John Kermit 

Rt. 5, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

McGreevy, Richard Francis 

13 Jacksonville Rd., Pequannock, N. J. 

MacGregor, Catherine Wynne 

1307 Honeywell Lane, Bethesda, Md. 

McHone, Sandra Gay 

1257 Bluemont Rd., Mt. Airy, N. C. 

Mcllvaine, Joyce Ellison 

218 Edgedale Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Mclnnis, Vera Evelyn 
Box 10, Lakeview, N. C. 

Mcintosh, Brian Fred (T) 
200 River Road, Warren, Pa. 

McKaughn, Kenneth Conrad 
Lewisville, N. C. 

McKechnie, Robert Matthew 
P.O. Box 216, Matthews, N. C. 

McMasters, Carolyn King 

441-A Creek Ridge Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 

McNamee, Margaret Lynn 
1641 Hull Circle, Orlando, Fla. 

McPherson, Luther Patterson 
Box 36, Polkton, N. C. 

Mabrey, Edward Frank 

802 Chestnut Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Machacek, Ruth Louise 

415 S. Ford St., Lexington, N. C. 

Macy, Robert Gray 
R.F.D. 1, East Bend, N. C. 

Mader, Sharon Joan 

2940 Selma St., Jacksonville, Fla. 



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Mandrich, Mary Ann 

146 Chesapeake St. S.W., Washington 24, D. C. 

Mann, Elizabeth Austin 

501 Tasker St., Ridley Park, Pa. 

Mann, William Fletcher 
171 Hill Ave., Sanford, N. C. 

Manuel, Brenda E. 

560 Academy St., Madison, N. C. 

Marley, Frances Dolores 

514 Reid St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Marlowe, Athelene Payne (Mrs.) 
Rt. 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Marsteller, Paul Edmund 

1725 Marine Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Marouis, John Henry 

83 Ellis St., Seekonk, Mass. 

Martz, Gene Austin 

112 Columbus St., High Point, N. C. 

Mastroy''annak ; s Aristides G. 
514 Ashe St., High Point, N. C. 

Matb's, Harvey Walter 

1516 Downe St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Maultsby, Joan Cleo 

810 Faison Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. 

Maxwell- George Larry 
Rt. 2, Asheboro, N. C. 

Maxwell Martha Wallace 
Rt. 2, Asheboro, N. C. 

Maxwell, William Anderson 
Sparta, N. C. 

May, Rhonda Kay 

Rt. 1, Rural Hall, N. C. 

Medhn, Robert Lee 
Box 25, Star, N. C. 

Mendenhall, Charles Millard, Tr. (T) 
1104 No. Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Midkiff , Wallace Anthony (T) 

2502 Pisgah Ch. Rd„ Greensboro, N. C. 

Milgrim, Laura 

1306 Eaton Place, High Point, N. C. 

Miller, Charlie Parkes 
Rt. 4, Statesville, N. C. 

Miller, Donald Foster (T) 

127 Lemly St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Miller, Janet Louise 
R.F.D. 1, Clemmons, N. C. 

Mills, Rick Wayne 
Rt. 1, Newton, N. C. 

Mills, Rix Marion 

5506 Keppler Rd., Washington 22, D. C. 

Mills, Rodney Bryan 

836 Powhatan, Asheboro, N. C. 

Mims, Kathryn Anne 

1354 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Minton, Thomas Lee (T) 

1109 Knoll Dr., Falls Church, Va. 

Mock, Suzanne Rucker 

3504 Sharon Dr., Greensboro, N. C. 

Montague, Stephen Carr 

128 N. King Charles Rd., Raleigh, N. C. 

Montgomery, Ralph Lambeth 

511 E. Farriss St., High Point, N. C. 

Moody, Beverly Frances 
Box 293, Skyland, N. C. 



Moon, Sylvia Kay 

1812 Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Moore, Rosa Mae 

Rt. 6, Lexington, N. C. 

Moore, Marlene Brenda (T) 
North Main St., Cowpens, S. C. 

Moose, Harold Monroe 
Rt. 4, Thomasville, N. C. 

Morgan, Linda Stack (T) 

Rt. 9, Box 267, Greensboro, N. C. 

Morrison, Detra Carol 

305 E. Guilford St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Morris, Myra Laura 

Box 10957, Raleigh, N. C. 

Morris, Sherrill F. 

Rt. 3, Box 357, Lexington, N. C. 

Morton, T. Gregory 

2610 Dix St., Raleigh, N. C. 

Moser, Patricia Ann 

307 Rockspring Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Mosley, Phillip Mourice 

3809 Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Motsinger, Wesley Alvin 
Rt. 2, Kemersville, N. C. 

Mowery, Jerry Randall 

Rt. 6, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Mullis, Lewis Barrow 

708-48th Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, S. C. 

Murphy, Evelyn (T) 

312 Salem St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Myers, Charles Stuart 
Rt. 3, Lexington, N. C. 

Myers, Donald Gray 

3805 Beverly Hills Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Myers, Harold Graham 

P.O. Box 302, Lexington, N. C. 

Myers, Jerry Lee 

17 Gray St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Myers, Walter Scott 

509 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Myrick, Carrie Estelle 

127 E. Chestnut St., Lincolnton, N. C. 

Nance, Charles Ritchie 

202A Stout St., Randleman, N. C. 

Neal, Clara Jane 

724 N. Fulton St., Salisbury, N. C. 

Neal, Louis Hanes 

526 White Oak St., High Point, N. C. 

Neel, Dale Sidney 

1936 Lewis Ave., Rockville, Md. 

Neese, Mary Elizabeth 

Roanoke Ave., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 

Nelson, Fletcher, Jr. 
Box 761, Marion, N. C. 

Nesbitt, Charles Edward 

44 Wataugha St., Asheville, N. C. 

Newton, Jesse Radford, III 

515 North Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Nichols, Gayle Lenore 

3400 North Potomac St., Arlington, Va. 

Noblett, Nancy Anne 

169 Tenafly Rd., Tenafly, N. J. 

Norman, Katheryn Diane 

2002 Elizabeth Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 



Nueholls, Joseph Thomas 

920 McCormick, Greensboro, N. C. 

O'Kelly, Jerry Wayne 

810 Bryan St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Oldham, Margaret Elizabeth 

1008 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. 

Olson, Richard Weeber 

6 Burhans Place, Delmar, N. Y. 

Organ, Anne Elizabeth 
Gladys, Va. 

Osborne, John Russell 

723 E. Main St., Bradford, Pa. 

O'Shie'ds, Clarence Morris 

205 Albert St., High Point, N. C. 

Overby, Norma Jane 

210 W. Meadow Rd., Draper, N. C. 

Overcash, Doris E. (Mrs.) 

981 Fisher Ferry Rd., Thomasville, N. C. 

Owen, William Bradford, Jr. 

1210 Westridge Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 

Owens, Thomas Farrell 
Rt. 3, High Point, N. C. 

Oxenford, George Kenneth 
Rt. 5, High Point, N. C. 

Page, Thomas Arnold 

6417 Kilmer St., Cheverly, Maryland 

Paisley, Helen Ruth 

Rt. 1, McLeansville, N. C. 

Pappas, Chris Constantine 

646 Brent St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Paquin, Penelope Ann 

North Main St., Munnsville, N. Y. 

Parker, Thomas Lindsay 

332 Harson St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Parrish, Carol Sue 

P. O. Box 243, Creedmoor, N. C. 

Parsons, David Tony 
Box 154, Candor, N. C. 

Patterson, Suzanne Armfield 

1001 Norwood Ave., Durham, N. C. 

Parham, Edwin Wayne 

201 Edgeview St., High Point, N. C. 

Payne, Barbara Ann 

813 Willow St., High Point, N. C. 

Payne, Bettycross James 

5103 Western Blvd., Raleigh, N. C. 

Payne, Edna Allene 
Rt. 1, Cameron, N. C. 

Payne, John Roger 

Rt. 1, Kemersville, N. C. 

Pearson, Stephen Ray 

248 Elm St., Hazardville, Conn. 

Peeples, Obie Harlev 
R.F.D. 4, Kemersville, N. C. 

Pegram, Dena Lucille 
Rt. 1, Brunswick, Ga. 

Pender, Robert Wayne 

504 S. Fourth St., Mebane, N. C. 

Perry, Nancy Carolyn 

1502 Washington St., Durham, N. C. 

Perry, Sherrill Reed 

228 South Road, High Point, N. C. 

Perryman, Reid Johnson 

330 W. Clemmonsville Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 



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Phillips, Colon Kelley 

Box 993, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Phillins, James Donald 

201 Edgar St., Roxboro, N. C. 

Phillins, Judith Gail 

4373 Fourth St., Siler City, N. C. 

Phillips, Ruby Ann 
Rt. 8, Lexington, N. C. 

Pierce, Michael Gene 

511 W. Ray St., High Point, N. C. 

Pike, Thomas Roger 

Rt. 10, Box 918, Greensboro, N. C. 

Pino, Carol Toan 

64-19A 186th Lane, Fresh Meadows, N. Y. 

Piatt, Gretchen Louise 

Emerywood Apt., N. Main St., High Point, N. C. 

Piatt, John Wayne 

1205 Main Street, High Point, N. C. 

Poole, Jacqueline Lee 

706 Forrest St., High Point, N. C. 

Pope, Daye Roscoe, Jr. 
Rt. 3, Kernersville, N. C. 

Pope, Ira Wayne 

4500 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Potter, Dennis Richard 
Delaware St., Smyrna, Del. 

Powers, Ethel Marie 
Harmony, N. C. 

Prado-Gonzalez, Carlos 

Apa. 6778, Loiza St., Sta. Santurce, Puerto Rico 

Pritchird, Roger Quentin 

594 Vance St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Proffitt, Donald Jerry 

202 Welch, Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Purifoy, Leslie Neal 

1020 Isleworth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 

Raines, D. Gail 

113 Prospect Ter., Alexandria, Va. 

Ramsey, James F. 

1106 Charles St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Randall, Barbara Jean 

604 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 

Raper, Franklin Leon 

213 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 

Rauch, Al William 

33 W. Main St., Fleetwood, Pa. 

Raykes, Judith Ann 

710 Monroe Dr./Pulaski, Va. 

Read, Deanna Elizabeth 
Box 426, Chadboum, N. C. 

Redding, Joseph Branson 

409 Springfield Rd„ High Point, N. C. 

Reed, Patricia Poindexter 

3830 Thomasville Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Reese, Robert Levan 

625 Holly St., Ashboro, N. C. 

Reige'man, Ronald Burton 

3713 Wheeler Rd., S.E., Washington 20, D. C. 

Reiffin, James Lee 

1151 Miller St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Renfro, Beth 

Carrolton Road, Rockville, Md. 

Rice, Larry Gene 

214 Aldridge Rd., High Point, N. C. 



Rich, Kenneth Ray 

No. Hamilton St., High Point, N. C. 

Rich, William Thomas 

1113 Cedrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Richards, Charles Gardiner 

3483 Selwyn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 

Richards, Louella May 

Rt. 9, Box 459, Charlotte, N. C. 

Richards, William Thomas, Jr. 

105 Chapel St., East Hartford, Conn. 

Richardson, Judy Sue 

608 S. Devon Ave., Wayne, Pa. 

Richardson, Nina Ruth 
Rt. 3, Thomasville, N. C. 

Rierson, Havwood Allen 
Rt. 2, Summerfield, N. C. 

Riolev, Chbome Kent 

5427 Carolina PL, N.W., Washington 16, 

Ritchie, "Chuck" C. E. 

332 Louise Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Robbins, Carlene Shackelford 

1204 Fairfield Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Robbins, Sally Judith 

804 Broad St., Shelby, N. C. 

Robbs, Catherine Yates 

1957 N. Vermont St., Arlington, Va. 

Roberts, John Wesley, Jr. 
101 Glenroy PI., Smyrna, Ga. 

Roberts, Linda Alice 

70 Pickwick Lane, N. Babylon, N. Y. 

Robertson, Alice Anne 

801 Fifith St., High Point, N. C. 

Robinson, John Lambert 

1010 Fifth St., High Point, N. C. 

Rochelle, Antoinette Alderman 

3203 Alamance Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 

Rodriguez, Elisa Mercedes (T) 
Rt. 6, Box 53A, Mount Airy, N. C. 

Rogers, Betty Sue 

606 N. Melville St., Graham, N. C. 

Rogers, Glenn Larry 

R.F.D. 7, Box 231, Greensboro, N. C. 

Rogers, Patty Anne 
Rt. 1, Rowland, N. C. 

Rogers, Tecetl Ann 

722 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Romaine, Warren Anthony 
43-22 189th St., Flushing, N. Y. 

Root, Joan Marie 

3537 N. Delaware St., Arlington 7, Va. 

Rosenmarkle, Michael Nelson 
1018 Tenth St., Alexandria, Va. 

Rothrock, Sue Marion 

2915 Birchwood, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Rouse, Ellis Leroy, Jr. 

403 Kennedy St., High Point, N. C. 

Routh, Carolvn Sue 

413 Route Circle, Greensboro, N. C. 

Roux, Betty Elaine 

328 N. 11th St., Murphysboro, 111. 

Rowe, Roy L. 

127 Davie Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Roycroft, George Belvin 

300 W. Murray Ave., Durham, N. C. 



Russ, Jack 

2070 Garden Road, High Point, N. C. 

Russell, Charles Edmond 
Beckner St., Lexington, N. C. 

Russell, Michael Odell 

Rt. 3, Box 129, Thomasville, N. C. 

Ryon, James Percival, II 
P. O. Box 86, Waldorf, Md. 

Sabino, Mike M. 

116 W. Front St., Plainfield, N. J. 

Sainz, Alfredo 

Av. 14 deEnero 4488, Cochacamba, Bolivia 

Saksa, Bonnie Jo 

15634 Ryland St., Detroit, Mich. 

Samuels, Carleen Elizabeth 

1201 Filbert St., High Point, N. C. 

Sanders, Hoyle Lance 
D - u 1706 Franklin St., High Point, N. C. 

Sanders, Troy Eugene 

East White Drive, High Point, N. C. 

Sandridge, Richard Carter 
Amherst, Va. 

Sapp, Henry Otho 

125 N. Poplar St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Saunders, Greta Carolyn 
Box 445, Drexel, N. C. 

Saunders, Rita Joyce 

Rt. 6, Box 631, Charlotte, N. C. 

Schneider, Fred George 

2414 Spring St., S. Charleston, W. Va. 

Schmidley, Michelle Louise 

1018 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Schraplau, Frederick William 

41 Ogden Ave., White Plains, N. Y. 

Schreiber, Charles George 

33 Le Land Ave., Bradford, Pa. 

Scoggin, Roy Earl 

P.O. Box 127, Summerfield, N. C. 

Seaford, Jeffrey Beck 
Rt. 6, Lexington, N. C. 

Seaver, Robert Avery 

92 Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass. 

Seawell, Pauline Phillips 
Rt. 3, Greensboro, N. C. 

Sechrest, James Ronald 
Rt. 1, Jamestown, N. C. 

Selby, John Newbold 

3 Johnson St., Onancock, Va. 

Sellers, Charles Wayne 
Box 233, Ruby, S. C. 

Shackelford, Jerry Wayne 

3013 Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Shallcross, Lawrence Butler, Jr. 
1718 N. Harrison St., Arlington, Va. 

Shapiro, Sylvia Joy 
Leesville, S. C. 

Shaw, David Emest 

109 Circle Dr., Lenoir, N. C. 

Shaw, Orrin Dale, Jr. 
Rt. 2, Booneville, N. C. 

Shelton, Nancy Ruth 

113 Peachtree Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Shelton, Sarah Louise 

726 S. Franklin Rd., Mt. Airy, N. C. 



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Siess, Ellen 

99 Hillside Terrace, Irvingron 11, N. J. 

Shipp, Haynes Lennon, Jr. 
Parker Dr., Clinton, N. C. 

Shoaf, Norman Mack 

Route 5, Winston Salem, N. C. 

Shortill, Jeffery Allen 

407 Carey St., High Point, N. C. 

Sifford, Wyndell 

Pine Ridge Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Sigman, Coleen 

Rt. 1, Box 331, Hickory, N. C. 

Silver, Joel 

440 E. 57th St., New York, N. Y. 

Simmons, Barbara Brookshire 
Westwood, High Point, N. C. 

Simpson, Hobart McKinley 
Rt. 1, Aparat, N. C. 

Sink, Jerry Paul 

Rt. 1, Box 467, Thomasville, N. C. 

Sisk, Bruce Avery 

Rt. 7, Box 473, Morganton, N. C. 

Skidmore, Gayle Yvonne 

617 N. Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Slack, Susan Harriet 

8lu W. Kay Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Slate, Tony Gray 

601 Pine Valley Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Slawter, Larry Gene 

925 Old Winston Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Sledge. Lionel David 

329 Stratford Rd„ High Point, N. C. 

Smathers, Mary Sue 

1513 Lovett St., Greensboro, N. C. 

Smith, Barry Jerome 

7416 Merritt St., Washington, D. C. 

Smith, Charles Wayne 

324 Old Mill Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Smith, Clarence Bryce 

Rt. 2 Box 183-A, Trinity, N. C. 

Smith, Donald Paul 
Box 187, Murphy, N. C. 

Smith, Forrest Kirk 
Box 35, Trinity, N. C. 

Smith, Frances Ann 

Children's Home, Winston Salem, N. C. 

Smith, Glenn Thomas, Jr. 

1145 Wayside Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Smith, Harry C. 

7618 Lj-nn Dr., Chevy Chase, Md. 

Smith, Harold Clifton, Jr. 

Rt. 1, Box 54, Thomasville, N. C. 

Smith, Katie Jane 

226 Roslyn Hills Dr., Richmond 29, Va. 

Smith, Margaret Ross 

508 Milton Rd,, Anderson, S. C. 

Smith, Norma Sue 
R.F.D. 1, Casar, N. C. 

Smith,. Priscilla June 

107 Gray St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Smith, Richard Roland 
3085 Harris, Reidsville, N. C. 

Smith, Sylvia Annette 

621 East Main St., Albemarle, N. C. 



Smithdeal, Foss Tyra, Jr. 

350 Buckingham Rd., Winston Salem, N. C. 

Smothers, Jerry Wayne 

Rt. 1, Browns Summit, N. C. 

Snyder, Joyce Ann 

Rt. 2, Greensboro, N. C. 

Spake, Richard Charles 

39 Ramoth Rd., Asheville, N. C. 

Sparrow, Vernon Randolph 
Mills Home, Thomasville, N. C. 

Speight, Juanita Gail 

123 S. Poplar St., Winston Salem, N. C. 

Sprinkle, Marsha Lynn 

U.S.D.B., Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 

Stalder, Elizabeth Anne 

1101 Meadowbrook Blvd., High Point, N. C. 

Stafford, Bobby Lee 

Rt. 4 Box 155, Kernersville, N. C. 

Stephens, Roger Kerr 
Rt. 1, Stanley, N. C. 

Stewart, Douglas Dee 

2332 English Rd., High Point, N. C, 

Stewart, Kirk K. 

11505 Amherst Ave., Wheaton, Md. 

Stillwell, Bonnie Emaline 
Lexington Rd., Thomasville, N. C. 

Stimson, Paula Kay 

802 Kentucky St., Kannapolis, N. C. 

Stinson, Richard Wright 

314 N. Piedmont St., Arlington, N. C. 

Stokes, Kenneth Walter 

1016 Grant St., High Point, N. C. 

Stokes, Martha Garrison (T) 
1016 Grant St., High Point, N. C. 

Stone, Fred Lyndon 

Rt. 1, Box 500A, High Point, N. C. 

Stone, James Austin 
Rt. 1, Trinity, N. C. 

Strickland, Linda Kay 

103 Oakdale Rd., Lexington, N. C. 

Sturdivant, Elizabeth Ann 
Denton, N. C. 

Suitt, Marion Adolphus 

1914 Jersey Ave., Durham, N. C. 

Sullivan, Elizabeth Ann 

396 Chase Parkway, Waterbury, Conn. 

Sullivan, James Robert, Jr. 

504 White Oak St., High Point, N. C. 

Surratt, James Edward 

218 Gray St., Thomasville, N. C. 

Swanson, Bruce Frederick 

19 Prospect St., Melrose, Mass. 

Swindell, Suzanne 

N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. 

Talley, Helen Ann 

2105 Kenilworth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 

Tanner, Martha Ann 

303 Callahan St., Rutherfordton, N. C. 

Tarlton, Elizabeth Ann 

708 N. Endor St., Sanford, N. C. 

Tate, Sandra Dolores 
Route 1, Pfafftown, N. C. 

Taylor, Edgar Alton 

711 N. Ida St., Gastonia, N. C. 



Taylor, James Anthony 
R.F.D. 4, Mebane, N. C. 

Taylor, Joe Ann 

Box 66, Denton, N. C. 

Teague, Carlyle Moss 

105 Landsdowne, High Point, N. C. 

Teague, Diana Gertrude 

1932 West Blvd., Charlotte 8, N. C. 

Tertzagian, A. Gerald 
22-26 J5th St., Astoria, N. Y. 

Thiede, Robert Charles 

4793 Oak Terrace, Pennsauken, N. J. 

Thomas, Herbert LaMar 

526 Ashland Dr., Greensboro, N. C.„ 

Thomas, Jerry McLean 

905 Ferndale Blvd., High Point, N. C. 

Thompson, Duane Mae 

726 E. Oxford St., Vineland, N. J. 

Thompson, Henry Churchill 
R.F.D. 1, Graham, N. C. 

Tourgee, Carole Anne 

46 Landon Road, Warwick, R. I. 

Tracy, William Charles 

3229 Forsyth St., Greensboro, N. C. 

Trantham, Charles Thomas 
Route 7, Lexington, N. C. 

Treece, Betty Marie 
Route 4, Concord, N. C. 

Trombetta, Albert Guy 

25 Harlem Ave., McKees Rock, Penna, 

Troutman, Mary Lou 
Aberdeen, N. C. 

Truitt, Kenneth Alan 

1662 English Rd., High Point, N. C. 

Tuggle, Donald Lee 

4406 Burgemere St., High Point, N. C. 

Tysinger, Earl, Jr. 

9 Maple Ave., Thomasville, N. C. 

Tysinger, William Thomas 

141 Lambeth Rd., Thomasville, N. C. 

Urian, David Robert 

127 Frazier St., Smyrna, Delaware 

VanAnda, Judith Ann 

90 Hillcrest Dr., High Point, N. C. 

VanHook, Charles Douglas 
1115 ttabor St, High Point, N. C. 

Vasquez, Roberto 

Av 14 deEnero 4462, Box 55F, Cochabamba, Bolivia 

Vaughan, Judith Allene 

R.F.D. 4, Box 300-C, Martinsburg, W. Va. 

Vaughn, Philip Ray 
Route 1, Stokesdale, N. C. 

Velado. Jose Roberto 

1st Calle Poniente, No. 3510, San Salvador, El Salvador 

Vereen, Kenneth Frazier 

222 Rockspring Road, High Point, N. C. 

Vickers, James Edward 

410 Barker St, High Point, N. C. 

Vinay, Margaret Lindsay 

405 Manor Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Voncannon, Tanice Lee 
Route 5, High Point, N. C. 

Vuncannon, Cirl Sanders 

Route 1, Box 473 A, High Point, N. C. 



STUDENT DIRECTORY 



Wagner, jack Allen 

2216 Louise Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. 

Waldon, Jesse James, Jr. 

1106 Guyer St., High Point, N. C. 

Waldrep, Omegia Louise 
1013 Toms St., Shelby, N. C. 

Waldrep, Reanza Lvnn 
1013 Toms St., Shelby, N. C. 

Walker, George Ellis 

1740 Lanier Place N.W., Washington 9, D. C. 

Walker, Richard L. 

310 Hickory Lane, High Point, N. C. 

Walker, Wayne Michael 
P.O. Box 805, Charlotte, N. C. 

Wall, Nancy Thomas 
Pitts Park, Hickory, N. C. 

Wallace, Charles Durham 

124-B Frazier St., High Point, N. C. 

Wallace, Pamela Jean 

19 Furman Dr., Aiken, S. C. 

Walsh, Billy Gene 

325 Burkewood Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Walton, Tohn Dee 
Route 1, Raleigh, N. C. 

Ward, Jerry Darell 

615 Goodman St., Archdale, N. C. 

Ward, Joan Dare 

130 So! Van Buren St., Rockville, Md. 

Ware, Goerge Richard 

610-D Stirling St., Greensboro, N. C. 

Warlick, Laura Judith 

313 Central Ave., Raeford, N. C. 

Warren, Arthur Staples 

R.F.D. 2, Box 242, Colbum Rd., Stafford Springs, Conn. 

Wasileski, Helen Ann 

205 Franklin St., High Point, N. C. 

Waters, Carolyn Sue 

Route 1, Box 349B, High Point, N. C. 

Watkins, Billie Toy 

501 Spruce St., High Point, N. C. 

Watkins, Catherine Frances (T) 
216 Lenmore Dr., Concord, N. C. 

Watley, Diane Marie 

12 Acme Ave., Bethpage, N. Y. 

Watson, Faye Dean 

803 W. End Blvd., Apt. A-8, Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Watson, Roger Clinton 

808 E. Kearns Ave., High Point, N. C. 



Wav, Anna Paulette 

118' N .Elm St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Weatherly, Bruce Craven 

1835 S. Deshon Rd., Lithonia, Ga. 

Webster, Curtis Wavne 

3607 Luck Dr., High Point, N. C. 

Webster, Wesley Dodd 
Madison, N. C. 

Welch, Charles Douglas 

912 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. 

Wells, Susan Elizabeth 

100 East Ridge Dr., Waterbury, Conn. 

West, lames Lee, Jr. 

P.O. Box 764, Asheboro, N. C. 

Westmoreland, Lillian Diane 

1042 Ebert St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

White, Charles Anthony 
Route 1, Pineville, N. C. 

White, Lorene Gayle 

46 Sunrise Circle, Randleman, N. C. 

White, Mary Elizabeth 

400 Beall Ave. Rockville, Md. 

Whitehurst, Carrie Lee 

Route 5, Box 231, Greenville, N. C. 

Whiteside, Grace Ann 

1504 O. Henry Blvd., Greensboro, N. C. 

Whitelock, David Evan ( T ) 
501 Churchill Dr., Cocoa, Fla. 

Whitt, Peggy Rogister (T) 
Durham Road, Roxboro, N. C. 

Whittington, Ronald Clark 

607 Chandler Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Wiley, Sandra Estelle 

Route 7, Box 60B, Greensboro, N. C. 

Williams. Benjamin Terry 

1034 Fitzallen Rd., Glen Bumie, Md. 

Williams, Buford Talmage, Jr. 
122 Frazier St., High Point, N. C. 

Williams, David Wayne 

405 Woodrow, High Point, N. C. 

Williams, Donald Roger 
Rt. 1, Star, N. C. 

Williams, Judy Lynn 

820 S.W. Blvd., Newton, N. C. 

Wiley, Peggy Ann 

1005 Charlotte, High Point, N. C. 

Willard, David Wayne 

Box 74, PiJot Mountain, N. C. 



Wilmot, James Emerson 

105 Bungay Rd., Seymour, Conn. 

Winstead, Michael Jennings 
R.F.D. 1, Roxboro, N. C. 

Winters, Frederick George 

31 Raynold Rd., Mountain Lakes, N. J. 

Wilson, Arthur Alexander, Jr. 
1707 Worth Ave., High Point, N. C. 

Wilson, Jimmy George 

Route 1, Box 658, Colfax, N. C. 

Wilson, Joann Pearl 

15 E. Vanderbilt, Orlando, Florida 

Wilson, Robert Graves III 

824 Madison Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 

Witt, Leonard 

2246 Greenleaf, Allentown, Penna. 

Wood, Carrol Donna 

Route 3, Box 528, Randleman, N. C. 

Woodall, Dewitt Creech, Jr. 
Old Post Road, Erwin, N. C. 

Woodman, Christopher 

3417 S.W. 22nd Terrace, Miami, Fla. 

Yarborough, Gordon Wilson (T) 
Route 3, Box 407, Lexington, N. C. 

Yarborough, James Clifton, Jr. (T) 
316 Spruce St., Lexington, N. C. 

Yarborough, Terry Wayne 

410 Happy Hill Rd., Lexington, N. C. 

Yeager, Nancy Ellen 

1095 NE 84di St., Miami, Florida 

York, Barry Franklin 

721 Gatewood Ave., High Point, N. C. 

York, Howard Ray 

1435 N. Hamilton St., High Point, N. C. 

York, Lana Carol 

418 N. Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. 

York, Vaughn Michael 

215 Underwood St., Asheboro, N. C. 

Young, Baxter Craven ( T ) 
W. 2nd Ave., Lexington, N. C. 

Young, David E. 

7004 Delaware St., Chevy Chase, Md. 

Yow, Lillie Katherine 

Route 2, Box 385, Seagrove, N. C. 

Zalles, Guillermo, Jr. 

P.O. Box 954, LaPaz, Bolivia, S. America