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IMPRESSIONS

OF

1967TATLER

Benson High School

Benson, North Carolina

JOYCE JERNIGANJANICE COX . Editors-in-Chief

DALE PHILLIPS

JEAN BENSON Assistant Editors

MRS. LOUISE LAMBERT Sponsor

MR. CALVIN G. WARREN Principal

IMPRESSIONS OF . . .

Living With Others 2-6

Teaching 8-13

Features 14-47

Organizations 48-65

Sports 66-81

Students 82-87

Advertising 88-103

Closing -104

The Imprint of

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Learning to Live With Others . . .

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Responsibility Together with Happy Times . . .

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Patterns for Everyday Living

Within my hand

May I possess

A love that has no end

To show each child

That I ever touch

I want to be his friend.

Dedication

MR. W.J. BAREFOOT

Principal

1939-1966

by: Gigi Predmore

IMPRESSIONS

. . . yet, they

cannot tell

the answer. . .

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INSTILLED THROUGH TEACHING

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MR. CLAVIN WARRENPrincipal

Mrs. Espy HolmesTreasurer

Mr. E. S. Simpson Mr. Shelton Benson, Mr. H. H. Whittington, Mr. C. C. Canady, Mr. RalphSuperintendent of Delano, Mr. Deleon Denning—Advisory Board.

Johnston County Schools

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Propelling Students Toward Higher

MRS. NANCY WILLISGuidance

MR. JACK LUCASEnglish

MRS. LOUISE LAMBERTEnglish

MR. J.W. THOMPSONMath

Social Studies

MRS. CULAYE BEASLEYBusiness Education

MR. JIM PELLPhysical Education

Science

Goals

MR. DAVID STEVENSFrench, English

MISS JO ANN WIGGSEnglish

Social Studies

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Our Faculty:

The Source

of our Knowledge

MR. HERMAN COKERV ocational Agriculture

MRS. MARGARETMEDLINLibrarian

MR. JOHN BASSScience

MR. JUDSON STEPHENSMath

MISS BARBARA JEANBAREFOOT

Business Education

MRS. FLORENCESORRELL

Vocational Homemaking

MISS SALLY ANNSIMONS

Glee Club, Music

MR. C.N. BOSTICSocial Studies

MR. HAROLD BURKEBand

MRS. JARVIS BRYANTPiano

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Cleanliness and Nutrition: Prime Objectives

MRS. CARRIE GRAHAM and MR. TED CLARKMaid and Janitor A daily neccessity.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Amelia Thornton, Mrs. Doris Barbour, Mrs. Katie Morgan,

Mrs. Florence Strickland, Mrs. Leome Allen; Mrs. Mable Medlin, Manager; Mrs.

Miller, Treasurer.

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IMPRESSIONS

. . . features

bring

true joy

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OF INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT

Miss Tatler 1967 . . . and Runners UpOur most photogenic senior girl

BETH DENNINGThird

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Marshals of 196 /

HAMPTON WHITTINGTONChief

CATHY CANADAYNANCY POLLARD JOYCE JERNIGAN

PAT HOLMESDAN McLAMB

MITCHELL CLIFTON DAN SURLES

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YVONNE JOSEPH Our Queen

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Our Homecoming Queen for 196/ . . .

and Her Court

DIANE JONES

BETH DENNING

PAT FOSTER

JUDY WOOD

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IMPRESSIONS

. ..genuine

satisfaction

gained

only through

hard work

MOLDED BY SERVICE

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Tatler Staff Served as

Louise Norris, Frances Campbell, Betty Jean Stancil,

JANICE COX, JOYCE JERNIGAN, Helen Sorrell, Yvonne

Joseph, Diane Woodall, Karon Barbour, Frankie Wood,

Dale Phillips, Jean Benson, Pat Holmes, Kenneth Stovall,

Ricky Pope, Hampton Whittington, Phil Woodcock (not

pictured).

PAT HOLMES, Photographer; RICKY POPE, Artist; FRANCESCAMPBELL, Feature Editor; HAMPTON WHITTINGTON, Sports

Editor.

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Historians to our Alma Mater

JOYCE JERNIGAN and JANICE COXEditors-In-Chief

DALE PHILLIPS and JEAN BENSONAssistant Editors

wr

DIANE WOODALL, FRANKIE WOODand BETTY STANCIL

Typists

YVONNE JOSEPH, HELEN SORRELLand KENNETH STOVALLAdvertising Managers

LOUISE NORRIS, KARON BARBOURand PHIL WOODCOCK (not pictured)

Circulation Managers

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Future Homemakers Learned

KATHY BENSON, Treasurer; GLENDA WILLIAMS, Secretary; DRUCILLA McLAMB,Vice-President; SANDRA STANCIL, President; JEAN BENSON, Parliamentarian,JAMONE PENNY, Reporter; KATHY POWERS, Historian; BETTY WHEELER, Song

Leader (not pictured).

RANDY CREECHBig BrotherMRS. FLORENCE SORRELL

Advisor

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Fundamentals of Homemaking

FRONT ROW: Janice Cox, Ann Gainey, Diane Strickland,

Louise Jernig an, Barbara Whittington, Ann Denning,

Joyce Johnson, Connie Barbour, Jenny Parrish, DonnaBarefoot, Kelly Ann Joseph, Jennifer Johnson, Joyce

Jernigan; Mrs. Sorrell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Patricia

Whittington, Charlotte Thornton, Sheila Cagle, Mildred

Beasley, Wanda Weaver, Glenda Williams, Diane

Woodall, Rachel Woodcock, Susan Godwin, Janice

Stewart, Brenda Tanner, Celia Ennis, Louise Norris.

THIRD ROW: Debbie Dixon, Betty Jo Norris, Jean Ennis,

Sherry McLamb, Kathy Benson, Patsy Pleasant, Dorothy

Byrd, Kay Creech, Susan Bonds, Judy Wood, Yvonne

Joseph, Beth Denning. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Stephen-

son, Jamone Penny, Dee Sorrell, Pat Moore, Sharon

Manning, Linda Langdon, Patsy Byrd, Diane Johnson,

Anita Abdalla, Drucilla McLamb, Karon Barbour, Frankie

Wood, Bonnie Byrd. FIFTH ROW: Teresa Allen, Jean

Godwin, Betty Jean Stancil, Judy Barbour, Kay Messer,

Brenda Johnson, Debbie Wood, Pat Hodges, Janet Ryals,

Helen Sorrell, Cathy Canaday, Sandra Stancil, Sandra

Norris, Peggy Blackmon. SIXTH ROW: Sue Norris, Rose

Stephenson, Debbie Sanders, Jean Barefoot, Judy Black,

Becky Bonds, Jean Benson, Doris Smith, Dorothy Hardi-

son, Kathy Powers, Jean Raynor, Polly Sue Benson.

Freshman F. H. A' ers learn the true meaning of eating!

Future Farmers Displayed

FRONT ROW: Glenn Stuart, Andy Penny, Gary Barefoot,

Dennis Eason, Phil Byrd, Lane Godwin, Danny Barnes,

Davy Warren, Edward Johnson; Mr. Coker, Advisor.

SECOND ROW: Bob Nordan, J.P. Young, James Wilkins,

Donald Jernigan, Harold Parrish, Moses Gallion, RandyCreech, Jimmy Lee, Donald Salmon, Ronnie Ennis,

Donnie Ennis, Richard Hall. THIRD ROW: Leon Black-

mon, Pat Penny, Donnie McLamb, Danny Tucker, Ronnie

Caudle, Mitchel Stephenson, Danny McLamb, Kenneth

Stewart, John Gainey, Wayne Stevens, Donald Clayton,

FOURTH ROW: J. E. Byrd, Sammy Barbour, TonyJohnson, A. J. Jones, Michael Benson, Marshall Matthews,

Brian Foy, Lonnie Denning, Garland Weaver, Kenneth

Clifton, Danny Beasley. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Lassiter,

Horace Johnson, Robert Earl Lee, Johnny Byrd, KennethCreech, Ronnie Byrd, Thurwood Parrish, David Penny,

Donnie Tart, Douglas Benson, Wayne Beasley, RandyBenson, Jeffrey Stephenson, J.B McLamb, Lynward

Johnson, Jr.

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Construction is their job.

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Talents Through Projects

DRUCILLA McLAMBSweetheart

HAROLD PARRISH, Vice-President; KENNETH CREECH, Secretary;

BOB NORDAN, S e nt i n a 1; JAMES WILKINS, President; DONALDJERNIGAN, Reporter; J. P. YOUNG, Treasurer.

MR. HERMAN COKERAdvisor

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Future Teachers Utilized Classroom Training

FRONT ROW: Debbie Yelvington, Nancy Levinson,

Helen Sorrell, Janet Ryals, Cathy Canaday, Pat Foster,

Brookie Dunn, Karon Barbour, Judy Wood, Betty Jo Wood,

Brenda Johnson, Lena Johnson, Brenda Tanner, DonnaBarefoot. SECOND ROW: Kay Creech, Louis McLamb,Janet Tart, Becky Bonds, Louise Norris, Drucilla

McLamb, Sharon Smith, Susan Bends, Dee Britt, Joyce

Jernigan, Betsy Sorrell, Yvonne Joseph, Anita Abdalla,

Judy Blackmon; Mrs. Willis, Advisor. THIRD ROW:

Dare Clifton, Janet Joseph, Vicki Ellis, Nancy Turling-

ton, Neta Lucas, Gloria Miller, Kathy Benson, JeanBenson, Cherry Johnson, Glynn Bradley, Janice Cox,Peggy Blackmon, Kathy Powers, Janice Stewart, JennyParrish, Rose Stephenson, Jean Ennis, Pat Moore, DeeSorrell. FOURTH ROW: Sherry McLamb, Jean Raynor,

Mike Barefoot, Mike Williams, Harold Parrish, DanSurles, Gary Blackmon, James Powers, Sandra Stancil

(not pictured).

MRS. NANCY WILLISAdvisor

CATHY CANADAYPresident

JUDY WOODVice-President

DEE BRITTHistorian

Vs.ABROOKIE DUNN

Treasurer

LOUISE NORRISSecretary

PAT FOSTERParliamentarian

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Monogram Club Distinguished Benson Athletes

MR. JIM PELLAdvisor

HAMPTON WHITTINGTONPresident

DAN McLAMBVice-President

YVONNE JOSEPHSecretary-T reasurer

FRONT ROW: Betty Jo Wood, Julia Leigh Gilbert,

Brookie Dunn, Susan Bonds, Helen Sorrell, Judy Wood,Betsy Sorrell, Pat Foster, Hampton Wh i 1 1 i n g t o n; Mr.

Pell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Shirley Wood, Sharon

Smith, Vivian Matthews, Jan Littleton, Gloria Miller,

Yvonne Joseph, Donaphine Warren, Gary Blackmon,Harold Parrish, Glenn Stuart, Randy Creech. THIRDROW: Diane Jones, Cathy Canaday, Jean Raynor, Kay

Lee, Janet Joseph, Debbie Yelvington, Dare Clifton,

Louis McLaxnb, Vickie Ellis, Johnny Bonner, Ray Holmes,

Eddie Byrd. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Pope, Jimmy Parker,

Phil Woodcock, Gerald Lee, Ricky Barnes, Terry

McLamb, Mike Littleton, Bennie Beasley, Mike Williams,

Tony Pleasant, Ray Johnson, Donnie Lee. FIFTH ROW:Pat Holmes, Dan McLamb, Dan Surles, Lonnie Denning,

Cam Bailey, Emery Miller, Danny Ingram, Dale Dixon.

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Beta Club Members

Displayed Leadership

Brookie Dunn, Cathy Canaday, Dee Britt, Janice Cox, James Wilkins, Dan McLamb, Pat

Holmes, Dale Phillips, Dan Surles, Hampton Whittington, Joyce Jernigan, Jean Benson,

Kenneth Creech, Vivian Matthews.

MR. STEPHENSAdvisor

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CATHYCANADAY

Vice-President

PAT HOLMES JOYCE JERNIGANTreasurer Secretary

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Library

DIANEWOODALLPresident

CELIA ENNISVice-President

FRANCESCAMPBELLSecretary

JEAN RAYNORTreasurer

Club Aided Students and Librarian

MRS. MEDLINAdvisor

Jennifer Johnson, Becky Bonds, Jo Ann Morris, Nancy Pollard, Gail Blackmon, Donna McLamb,Frances Campbell, Jean Pleasant, Pat Moore, Diane Woodall, Judy Barbour, Diane Johnson,

Kay Messer, Jean Raynor, Teresa Allen, Joyce Johnson, Janice Stewart; Mrs. Medlin, Advisor.

JOYCE JOHNSONReporter

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Bus Drivers Assured Arrival

FRONT R O W: Gail B 1 a c k m o n, Brenda Byrd, Frances Tony P 1 e a s a nt, Randy Creech, Glenn Stuart, Harold

Campbell, Dorothy Byrd, Connie Barbour, Brenda Weeks, Parrish, Dennis Eason, Cam Bailey, Ray Stephenson.

Dorothy Hardison; Mr. Warren, Advisor. SECOND ROW:

MR. CALVINWARRENAdvisor

HAROLDPARRISHPresident

CAM BAILEYVice-President

FRANCESCAMPBELLSecretary

Treasurer

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Glee Club Entranced Audiences

FRONT ROW: Miss Simons, Director; Debbie Wood, Jernigan, Janice Cox, Pat Moore, Sylvia Bryant, YvonneDrucilla McLamb, Susan Bonds, Pat Foster, Betsy Sorrell, Joseph, Louise Norris, Judy Wood.Anita Abdalla, Helen Sorrell. SECOND ROW: Joyce

DEBBIE WOOD, Vice-President; YVONNE JOSEPH, Pres-

ident; LOUISE NORRIS, Secretary; HELEN SORRELL,Treasurer.

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Pert Majorettes Set Tempo For Benson

DALE PHILLIPS

Chief Majorette

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High Band

"Practice makes perfect. "

KENNETH STOVALLPresident

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Knowledge, Work, Fun . . .

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The Highlights of Our Memories

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IMPRESSIONS

. . . pride must

come from

one's

inner self

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ACHIEVED THROUGH PRACTICE

Cheerleaders Motivated Athletes

SHIRLEY WOOD PAT FOSTER

GLORIA MILLER DEBBIE YELVINGTON

JUDY WOODChief

JULIA GILBERT BETTY JO WOOD

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to Strive for Excellence

VICKY ELLIS

JAN LITTLETON

LOIS NEAL McLAMB

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Continuous Practice Augmented

FRONT ROW: Ricky Pope, Mike Littleton, Jack

Whittington, Dan McLamb, Hampton Whittington,Skipper Canaday, Ray Johnson, Steve Auman, TonyPleasant. SECOND ROW: Mike Williams, Neil Yar-

bourgh, Ricky Barnes, Cam Bailey, Harry Rodgers, Pat

Holmes, Harold Parrish, Donnie Lee, Bennie Beasley,

Johnny Whittington, Ray Barbour. THIRD ROW: Mr.

Jim Pell, Coach; Garland Weaver, Randy Creech, Terry

McLamb, Scott Medlin, Dan Surles, Dale Dixon, RayStephenson, Gary Blackmon, Gerald Lee; Emery Miller,

trainer.

PAT HOLMESHalfback, Fullback

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—

*-***-

DAN SURLESEnd

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Skillful Play

RONALD AVERY, Assis-

tant C o a c h; DAN Mc-LAMB & HAMPTONWHITTINGTON, Co-Captains; JIM PELL, HeadCoach.

CAM BAILEYTackle

TONY PLEASANTGuard

BENNIE BEASLEYHalfback

RAY JOHNSONHalfback

RICKY POPEGuard

HARRY RODGERSTackle

GERALD LEE

Center

DONNIE LEE

Halfback, Quarterback

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Masterful Passing and Elusive Running

RANDY CREECHEnd

RICKY BARNESGuard

GARY BLACKMONQuarterback

DALE DIXONTackle, End

MIKE WILLIAMSGuard

MIKE LITTLETONHalfback

RAY STEPHENSONHalfback

HAROLD PARRISHGuard

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Provided Balanced Attack

JOHNNY WHITTINGTONQuarterback

NEIL YARBOURGHEnd

STEVE AUMANHalfback

SKIPPER CANADAYCenter

A friendly handshake before the battle.

RECORD BREAKINGSCORES OF 1966

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They anxiously wait along the sideline.

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In Benson History!

A boost from Coach Pell helps add to the wins of

grand Benson High.

Blue Phantoms are tough— another victorious struggle.

Number 11 now has the ball, but two seconds later. . .

Phantoms Jimmy Parker

and Phil Woodcock didn't

allowtheir membership on

the "disability list" weak-en their spirits as they

heartily cheered their

teammates at the Home-coming Game.

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Varsity Players Developed Hidden Skill

Dan Surles, Hampton Whittington, Gary Blackmon,

Coach Ronald Avery.

FRONT ROW: Eddie Byrd, Gerald Lee, Glenn Stuart,

Emery Miller, J. E. Byrd, Donnie Lee. SECOND ROW:Olan Pollard, Manager; Howard Beasley, Dan McLamb,

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Through Capable Instruction

SCOREKEEPER: MikeWilliams, Pat Holmes (Not

Pictured).

FORWARDS and CENTERS

GUARDS

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Phantomettes Practice Experience

FRONT ROW:Janet Ryals, Cathy Canaday, Dare Clifton,

Nancy Turlington, Janet Tart, Nancy Levinson. SECONDROW: Yvonne Joseph, Kathy Powers, Rose Stephenson,

Diane Jones, Vivian Matthews, Barbara Whittington.

THIRD ROW: Manager, Anita Abdalla, DonaphineWarren, Jean Raynor, Janet Joseph, Sharon Smith, KayLee, Vic Ogburn, Coach.

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and Hustle

GUARDS

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Junior Varsity Football and Basketball

Look Forward to Varsity

FRONT ROW: Mike Denning, Glenn Dixon, DannyBenson, David Lee, J. B. McLamb, Gary Littleton, RandyStevenson, Perry Ennis. SECOND ROW: David Dunn,

Randy Benson, Ricky Penny, Donald Earnest, GlennRaynor, Douglas Benson, Lane Godwin, Donnie Stancil,

Davy Warren, Bob Denning, Wayne Beasley, Student

Trainer. THIRD ROW: Timothy Lee, Assistant Coach;Wayne Barefoot, Jerry Hall, Bob Johnson, Larry Johnson,

Moses Gallion, Kenneth Stewart, Danny Norris, JimmyWoodall, Randy Lee, Larry Jernigan, Wayne Stevens,

Tony McLamb, Coach Ogbum.

FIRST ROW: Johnny Bonner, Skipper Canaday, Wayne Beasley, Manager; Sammy Godwin, Larry

Davy Warren, Graylon McLamb, Randy Stiles, Ray Barbour, Steve Auman, Coach Pell.

Stephenson, Jerry McLeod. SECOND ROW:

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Junior Cheerleaders

Showed Promise Through

Vigorous Yells

KELLY ANN JOSEPHChief

Kelly Ann Joseph, chief; Martha Sorrell, Kathy Creech, Evelyn Bonner, Mary Lynn Dunn, Karen Johnson.

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JAMES ALLEN

MR. JEFF ADAMSCoach

CHUCK PARKER

JAMES PENNY

BERRY BOSTIC

BENNY BEASLEY

EDDIE BYRD

ROBERTMATTHEWS

HAMPTONWHITTINGTON

RAYSTEPHENSON

DLAN POLLARD

GARY BLACKMON

DONNIE LEE RAY JOHNSON

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Track Team Gained Another Year’s Experience

MR. JIM PELLCoach

FRONT ROW: Terry McLamb, Randy Creech, Hampton Whittington, Gerald Lee, Lonnie Denning, Mike

Williams, Bennie Beasley. SECOND ROW: Myron Messengill, Ricky Barnes, Bobby Salmon, Johnnie

Whittington, Steve Auman; Jim Pell, Coach. THIRD ROW: Danny Ingram, Ray Johnson, Phil Woodcock,Emery Miller, Gary Blackmon.

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IMPRESSIONS

"intoxication

of personal discovery-

drenches the

sponge of ignorance"

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MADE BY FELLOW STUDENTS

Seniors . . .

1967

President. . . CAM BAILEYVice-President. . .HAMPTON

WHITTINGTONSecretary. . . LOUISE NORRIS

Treasurers. . . NANCY POLLARDPAT HOLMES

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Seniors at Last . . .

FRED CAMERON BAILEY KARON MORGANBARBOUR

BENNIE RAY BEASLEY

SUSAN CORBART BONDS GLYNN SMITH BRADLEY SYLVIA JEANETTEBRYANT

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Getting the Fun

ANNA LEE BUSHAY

EDDIE HOLT BYRD MARY FRANCESCAMPBELL

CATHERINE ELIZABETHCANADAY

Football players learn the strategy of the game.

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out of the Last Year

DONALD RAY CLIFTON NANCY ELAINE CLIFTON MITCHELL JUNIORCLIFTON

Senior girls prepare for family life.

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Stepping up to Higher

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Planes of Thinking

CHESTER RAY JACKSON DONALD HERMANJERNIGAN

JOYCE ANNE JERNIGAN

CHERRY ANN JOHNSON VALERIE CARROLLJOHNSON

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Visualizing Adult Society

THOMAS GERALD LEE PATRICIA ANN MOORE DAN JOHNSON McLAMB

DRUCILLA DEANMcLAMB

DONNA LARUE McLAMB PEGGY ANN McLAMB

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CHARLIE BENTON ANN LOUISE NORRIS BRENDA LEE NORRISNORDAN, JR.

and Its Responsibilities

Joyce Jemigan (Girls' State), Pat Holmes and Dan McLamb (Boys' State) learn the procedure of democratic govern-

ment.

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OLAN EXCEM POLLARD

Working to Create

RICKY LYNN POPE JAMES C. POWERS, JR.

DORIS ELAINE SMITH ELIZABETH GLYNNSORRELL

HELEN DENNINGSORRELL

BETTY JEAN STANCIL SANDRA ANN STANCIL

A Better School

BRENDA GALESTEPHENSON

FLORA KAYE STEVENS

CHARLES KENNETHSTOVALL

GLENN CARLTON STUARTJudy Wood, chief c h e e r 1 e a d e r, leads school

spirit.

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Growing to Create

OTIS HAMPTON JAMES ERNEST WILKINSWHITTINGTON, JR.

ROBERT EUGENE DANNY HUGH WOODWIMBLEY

GLENDA ANN WILLIAMS

FRANKIE GRAY WOOD

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A Better Individual

JUDY MARIE WOOD PHYLLIS DIANEWOODALL

RALPH PHILIP JAMES PIAS YOUNGWOODCOCK

Outstanding Leadership Combined

BEST DRESSEDJudy Wood, Kenneth Stovall

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDCathy Canaday, Pat Holmes

FRIENDLIESTGlenda Williams, Dan McLamb

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with Personality = Superlative

BEST ALL ROUNDDiane Jones, Cam Bailey

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BEST PERSONALITYFrankie Wood, Danny Wood

MOST INTELLECTUALJoyce Jernigan, Hampton Whittington

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Pride Is theMOST ATHLETIC

Yvonne Joseph, Gerald Lee

WITTIESTBetty Stancil, Glenn Stuart

BEST LOOKINGHel°^ Sorrell, Tony Pleasant

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Reward for ExcellenceMOST POPULAR

Frances Campbell, Dan Surles

CUTESTLouise Norris, Ricky Pope

MOST DEPENDABLEJanice Cox, Robert Wimbley

(Rene Barbour, John M. Lee. . . Mascots)

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Themselves Worthy of Recognition

DAN McLAMBA friendly smile and a great personality make DanMcLambone of the outstanding members

of his senior class and have won him the title of "Friendliest" in the senior superlatives. Along

with his smile and personality, he has the desire and ability to learn; his high school record

speaks for itself.

He has been an active participant in many school functions, scholastic and otherwise. Hehas belonged to the Beta Club and the Monogram Club, and he acted as vice-president of his

sophomore class. He also participated in the class play his senior year.

Sports have maintained an active place in Dan's school days, for he has proved himself a

star of both football and basketball. His senior year, he was voted co-captain of the basketball

and football squads. He performed a remarkable feat in his football career and, as a result,

was chosen All -Conference and All-East of 1966.

Throughout his four years of high school, Dan has earned many honors. His high grades

have enabled him to serve as waiter at the Junior Senior his sophomore year, to act as a

marshal his junior year, and to attend the Scholarship Banquet for two years. During the

summer separating his junior and senior years. Dan represented our school while attending

Boys' State. He was also selected as a Morehead nominee.

Dan hopes to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and make Business Ad-ministration his major study. His later plans include law school. His outstanding character

assures his success in his future pursuits.

PAT HOLMESPat Holmes has been a truly outstanding member of the 1967 senior class. He has been a

very active participant in sports and club activities as well as in the senior play. However,such extracurricular matters have never hampered his academic studies. He has maintained a

high scholastic average throughout all four high school years.

His membership has been held by the Beta Club, Monogram Club, Band, Annual Staff, for

which he was photographer, and the Student Council.

Pat's honors have been many. As a sophomore, he served as a waiter at the Junior-SeniorProm. His junior year was climaxed by his being marshal to commencement exercises, andhe attended the scholarship banquet held each year for the top eight students in each class. Hewas a Benson representative to Boys' State the summer preceding his senior year. He also wonthe title of a Morehead County Winner. His senior year, he was voted "Most Likely to Succeed"by his fellow classmates.

Pat has participated in three sports: Football, Basketball, and Track. He has also actedas sports comentator to the Benson Review.

After graduation, he plans to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill andmake journalism his major.

Pat Holmes has indeed been an asset to our class.

JOYCE JERNIGANAnother who has proved herself worthy of the title "Outstanding" is Joyce Jemigan. Voted

"Most Intellectual" girl by her classmates, Joyce is destined to go places. Her high school

record is evidence of this fact. Though she has participated in many extracurricular matters,

her scholastic standing has remained high and worthy of recognition.

Her activities during four years of high school have included membership in the F. H. A.

Club, F.T.A. Club, Glee Club, Beta Club, of which she was the secretary her senior year;

Student Council for two years, and the Annual Staff.

As a sophomore, Joyce was elected secretary of her class, and was chosen to serve as a

waitress at the Junior-Senior Prom. Her junior year ended with her acting as marshal at

graduating exercises, her rating being second in rank. For the past three years, her high

academic abilities have enabled her to attend the annual Scholarship Banquet. During the

summer after her junior year, she attended Girls' State at the University of North Carolina for

a week.Her senior year, Joyce was a member of the "pymalion" cast. She was also invited to at-

tend the Scholarship Weekend Program at East Carolina College, which is sponsored in honor

of rising college freshmen who have exhibited scholastic abilities and potential character. Thehighlight of her senior year is claimed by her editorship of the TATLER which was indeed a

new and challenging experience.

Following graduation, Joyce plans to make East Carolina her alma mater where she will

study math. The senior class is proud to have had Joyce amidst its members.

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A SALUTE . . . To Those Who Have Proved

DAN SURLESA terrific personality, a friendly smile, and a great deal of intellect are the basic traits

that make Dan Surles an outstanding member of our senior class. As a result classmates voted

him the "Most Popular" boy.

He has been very active throughout his four years in high school in such clubs as the Beta,

Monogram, and Future Teachers of America. He held the position of class Secretary-Treasurer

his freshman year.

Dan's grades have remained very high, and as a reward he has attended for the past three

years the annual Scholarship Banquet. He was also chosen to serve as waiter to the Junior-

Senior Prom his sophomore year and as marshal his junior year.

He is extremely interested in sports such as football and basketball both in which he has

actively participated during his high school years.

Such a well-rounded personality confirmed his nomination for the Morehead Scholarship

which was indeed a great honor.

Dan's future plans include attending either the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

or North Carolina State University. The senior class of 1967 is proud to have had Dan as a

member, and we wish him a long life of success.

CATHY CANADAYVoted the "Most Likely to Succeed" girl of the senior class, Cathy Canaday has truly proved

to us that she deserved this title. Taking on many activities, including four zealous years of

basketball. Cathy has made her high school career. Nevertheless she has upheld a high school

record of outstanding commendation.

Her membership has been included in these clubs: Glee Club, F.H. A. Club, MonogramClub, Student Council, and F.T. A. ,

for which she served as president her senior year. During

her junior year, Cathy held a part in the junior play, and her senior year marked her as the

star of "Pymalion", a production by the senior class.

Cathy has received many honors, all based on her high scholastic abilities. She was a

marshal over the commencement exercises her junior year, waitress at the Junior-Senior Promher sophomore year and attendant to the Scholarship Banquet for 3 years. For her outstanding

work in history, Cathy was selected to attend Governor's School in Winston-Salem. She wasnamed Benson High School's 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow due to her home-making knowledge and attitude.

Cathy plans to attend St. Mary's Junior College, from where she will transfer to the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Whatever she does, Cathy is sure to be a success.

HAMPTON WHITTINGTONOur senior class throughout its twelve years of existence would never have been the same

without that mishievous, intellectual, and dynamic member—Hampton Whittington.

His extracurricular activities during four years of high school have been numerous, but,

all the while, he has attained an honorable scholastic standing. In fact, high grades, out-

standing character, and good sportsmanship led to his being named "Most Intellectual" boyby the graduating class and nominee for the Morehead Scholarship.

Hampton's high school years have been anything but dull ! He was class vice-president his

freshman year, representative to the Student Council his sophomore year, and president of the

Monogram and Beta Club and sports editor for the Annual Staff his senior. He served as waiter

to the Prom, acted as chief marshal his junior year, and attended the scholarship banquet

each spring.

Throughout his school, Hampton has been an active and valuable Phantom. He has par-

ticipated in football, basketball, and baseball. He was voted Co-Captain of both his foot-

ball and basketball teams by his fellow players and all -conference by the football conference

coaches. His performances have been outstanding.

Following his graduation, Hampton plans to attend the University of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill to study accounting. We are sure Hampton will be a success at whatever he under-

takes.

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Juniors . .

Class of 1968

Alma Allen

Wanda Barbour

GARY BLACKMON, Vice-President; BROOKIE DUNN, Secretary; MIKE WILLIAMS,President; VIVIAN MATTHEWS, Treasurer.

Donna Barefoot

Mike Barefoot

Ricky Barnes

Mildred Beasley

Raeford Beasley

Sharon Beasley

Jean Benson

Kathy Benson

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Michael Benson

Gail BlackmonGary BlackmonLeon Blackmon

Dee Britt

Bonnie Byrd

Dorothy Byrd

Johnnie Byrd

Seeking Broader Horizons

Patsy Byrd

Phil Byrd

Gail CreechKay Creech

Kenneth CreechDale Dixon

Brookie DunnBrian Foy

Cathy FreemanJulia Gilbert

Jennifer Gregory

Glenn Hall

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Danny Ingram

Phyllis Jackson

A. G. Johnson

Betsy Johnson

Brenda Johnson

Lena Johnson

Ray Johnson

Tony Johnson

Linda Lang don

Lots of Hard Work . . .

Plenty of Fun . . .

Donnie Lee

Mike Littleton

Myron Massengill

Vivian Matthews

Carol McLambJo Anne McLambJo Anne Morris

Ronnie Norris

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Van Penny-

Dale Phillips

Jean Pleasant

Patsy Pleasant

J.C. Pollard

Billy Raynor

Sharon Smith

Dee Sorrell

Barbara Stephenson

Donna Stephenson

Ray Stephenson

Brenda TannerVicky Tart

Garland WeaverJackie Wiggins

Mike Williams

Wayne Williford

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Sophomores . . .

Class of 1969

Dean Barbour

Ray Barbour

Sammy Barbour

Gary Barefoot

Danny Beasley

Howard Beasley

Polly Benson

Rayvon Best

Elsie Black

Judy Blackmon

Peggy BlackmonBecky Bonds

Johnny Bonner

J.E. Byrd

Randy Byrd

m &*

,jf

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. . . Frogs, Earthworms, and Dreams

Ronnie Caudle

Dare Clifton

Kenneth Clifton

Lesia Coats

Delois CookLonnie Denning

Edith Dickens

Dennis Eason

Vicky Ellis

Celia Ennis

Donnie Ennis

Jean Ennis

Jean GodwinJulia Godwin

(not pictured)

Susan GodwinFrances Hall

Richard Hall

Ray HolmesLouise JemiganHorace Johnson

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Attaining Skill

Waylon Johnson

A.J. Jones

Janet Joseph

Kenny Knight

Diane Lee

Kay Lee

Nancy Levinson

Jan Littleton

Neta Lucas

Sharon Manning

Larry Matthews

Marshall Matthews

Donnie McLambGraylon McLambLois McLamb

Sherry McLambT erry McLambWayne McLambJerry McLeodScott Medlin

Emery Miller

Gloria Miller

James Norris

Sandra Norris

Jeannie Parker

Jenny Parrish

Thurwood Parrish

Danny Lee Peacock

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and Knowledge

Odell PennyOrace Pollard

Kathy Powers

James Raynor

Jean Raynor

Harry Rogers

Janet Ryals

Bobby SalmonDonald SalmonJewelle Sigmon

Mitchel Stephenson

Rose Stephenson

Janet Stewart

Janice Stewart

Vicky Stewart

Larry Stiles

Janet Tart

Michael Tart

Danny Tucker

Nancy Turlington

Donaphine WarrenFrances WestBetty Wheeler

Jack Whittington

Johnny Whittington

Debbie WoodNeil Yarborough

Debbie Yelvington

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Freshmen . . .

Class of 1970

RANDY STEPHENSON, Vice-President; RANDY LUCAS, President; JUDYMcLAMB, Secretary-Treasurer.

. . . Mass Confusion

T eresa Allen

Judy Barbour

Jean Barefoot

Danny Barnes

Wayne Beasley

Douglas Benson

Michael Benson

(not pictured)

Randy Benson

Judy Black

Phil Byrd

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Barbara CampbellMike Capps

Donald Clayton

Ann Denning

Debbie Dixon

Perry Don Ennis

Ann Gainy

John GainyMoses Gallion

Lane Godwin

Sammy Godwin

Jerry Hall

Ronald Hall

Pat Hodges

Larry Jernigan

Bob Johnson

Diane Johnson

Edward Johnson

Jenny Johnson

Joyce Johnson

and New Discoveries . . .

Larry Johnson

Stacy Johnson

Kelly Ann Joseph

Johnny Kennedy

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Dennis Lassiter

Jimmy Lee

Randy Lee

Robert Earl LeeWanda Sue Lee

John Littleton

Randy Lucas

Brenda McLambDanny McLambJ.B. McLamb

Judy McLambKay Messer

Sandra Miller

Gary MooreBetty Jo Norris

i

Im ir-

Jt

William Paige

Tony Parker

Andy Mac Penny

David Harold Penny

Pat Penny

Fitting into the

Danny Norris

Diane Norris

Polly Sue Norris

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Sherry Penny

Andy Porter

Jeffrey Powers

Debbie Sanders

Linda Schwartz

Jeffrey

Stephenson

RandyStephenson

Wayne Stevens

Kenneth Stewart

Diane Strictland

Donnie Tart

Charlotte

Thornton

Dave WarrenWanda WeaverNorma West

High School Groove

Barbara

Whittington

Patricia

Whittington

Phyllis Whitman

Brenda Wiggins

Sue WimblyArlene WoodallRicky Young

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Junior High . . . Looking Forward

MRS. ALLEAN M.

DUDLEYMR. FRED PARRISH

Ronnie Beasley

(not pictured)

Janice Benson

Timmy Benson

Sharon BlackmonEvelyn Bonner

Vickie Byrd

Steve Byrd

Connie Clifton

Claire Coker

Cathy Creech

Jerry Creech(not pictured)

Mike Denning

Mary Lynn DunnWanda Eason

Lavon Ennis

Donald Ernest

Tommy GodwinDennis Gregory

Jerry Hall

Juanita Hall

Landis Hall

Brenda Hardee

Donnie HolmesVerchel Hudson

Shelby Jackson

Becky Johnson

Connie Johnson

Hubert Johnson

Karen Johnson

Vernon Knight

Glenn Allen

Judy Barbour

Danny Barbour

Keith Barbour

Wayne Barefoot

(not pictured)

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to Greater Days Ahead

Ruth Lassiter

Rose Lee

Gary Littleton

David ManningLouise Massengill

Ann Marler

Harold Medlin, Jr.

Jean McLambJudy McLambLinda McLambTony McLambFranklin Norris

Brenda Parker

Mary Sue Parker

Thomas Parker

Bonnie Sue Parrish

Cynthia Parrish

Ricky Penny

Tommy Penny

Cynthia Pope

Glenn Raynor

Martha Sorrell

Donnie Stancil

Wayne Stanley

Ray Stewart

Dixie Tanner

Glenn Thorton

Jennifer Thorton

Gary Warren

Gail Weaver

Christy White

Edward Williams

Brindle WoodJanet Woodall

Jimmy Woodall

Norman Young

on our own. . .

IMPRESSIONS

. . . with

knowledge gained,

we venture

COMPLIMENTS OF

Coats Motor Company Coats. N. C.

Lamm Appliance Service Coats, N. C.

Chrysl er Motor Co. , Inc Coats, N. C.

Vic Lee Company Coats, N. C.

Friendly Art Shoppe Benson, N. C.

Ronald's Esso Coats, N. C.

Western Auto Associate Store Benson, N. C.

Johnson's Jewelers Benson, N. C.

Mitchell Stephenson Ltd Smithfield, N. C.

Hardy's Ready to Wear Dunn, N. C.

Queen Anne Motel Interstate 95

Canaday Feed Co., Inc Four Oaks, N. C.

Patio Grill Dunn, N. C.

Nu Home Builders Dunn, N. C.

Quality Tractor Sales & Service, Inc Dunn, N. C.

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Compliments of

K. JOSEPH’S

and

KELLY’S

Benson North Carolina

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ALMOSTEVERYONELOVES

The Popular Preference in Dairy Products Since 1919

COMPLIMENTS OF

COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

Dunn, North Carolina

LASS STOR'S ABBATTOIR

Grain-Fed Beef For Sale

Slaughtering and Processing

For Public

Four Oaks, North Carolina

Route ^3 Phone 963-5317

94

Benson Car Wash

"Complete CarWash Facilities"

owned and operated by:

Pete Denning


BYRD BROTHERS

Jewelry Department

Watches- Rings- Clocks

"Here's where prices

are born; they are raised elsewhere."

Engravings


Work Guaranteed Fast Service

BYRD BROS. SHOE SHOP

Shoes for Men & Boys

Western Boots

by AcmePhone 894-4551

111 W. Main St. Benson, N. C.

Compl iments of

ELOISE MOORE INSURANCE

AGENCY

"Complete Insurance Coverage"

Benson 894-3374

North Carolina 894-4956

Compl iments of

BENSON VENEER CO.


H. P. LEE'S

PHILLIPS 66 STATION MANGUM & SORRELL, INC.

General Contractors

& Buil di ng Suppl ies 1

We special ize in Phone 894-3731

washing-polishing-greasi ng

894-4402 Benson, North Carolina


95

CITY MARKET

Qual ity Foods at

Quality Prices

894-4458


LEE & JOHNSON

Statesville Feeds

Vita-Var Paints

Groceries— Seeds

Country Produce

V.C. & Amour Fertilizer

Phone 894-3961


Compliments of

ALLEN JOHNSON

FERTILIZER & OIL CO.

Phone 894-3561


"Our oil makes warm friends"

NORTH CAROLINA

l\la.±ureil% y^

CORPORATION

P.O . Box 245 Telephone 894-4522

Benson, North Carolina 27504

PARRISH OIL COMPANY

PURE OIL PRODUCTSYour Warmest Friends

Call 894-3129 Benson, North Carolina

City Cleaners

HOME OF FINE CLEANING

Phone 894-321

6


BENSON DRUG CO.

Your Friendly Rexall

Drug Store

894-4601


JERNIGAN PLUMBING CO.

-AND SUPPLIES-

Gould American

Water Standard

Pumps Fixtures

894-3978


McLAMB FASHIONS

"Doorway to Smart Styles"

Phone 894-4741


R. G. ADAMS GROCERY

Paint - Groceries

Hardware


Wei come to

COTTON BOLL DRI VE- 1 N THEATRE

Highway 301 South

"Your Best Entertainment Buy"

VISIT OUR SNACK BAR

SOUTH RIVER ELECTRIC

MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION


"OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE"

BENSON AUTO SUPPLY

Firestone Tires

& Genuine Parts

Phone 894-3193


Compl iments of

SUNBEAM

Gol dsboro North Carolina

97

REUBERN BARBOUR

Feeds - Seeds

Groceries

Located in front of the I .G.A.


STEVEN'S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP

Dobb's Hats—

Freeman Shoes

894-4221


ROSE AND COMPANY

Fine Furniture Since 1905

894-3131


WARREN DRUG COMPANY

894-4651


CARLIE C. McLAMB GROCERYMEDLIN & DORMAN, INC.

301 Dunn and Benson Highway

Celebrating our 37th

Anniversaryj

Phone 892-3927 Route #

2


Phone: 894-3164


SUE'S DINING CLUB

owned & operated by

Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Parrish

Phone 892-9589


GODWIN BUILDING

SUPPLY CO., INC.

Dial 892-6121 Dunn, North Carolina

98

Benson

Feed Mills, Inc.

Purina Chows and Sanitation

Custom Grinding and Mixing

Grain Banking—We Buy Grain

In Benson, It's always

Abdalla’s

Where you always save

dollars catering to nationally

advertised merchandise

and the teenage group.


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For

Nathane Appliances

Furniture

John Deere Farm Implements

Johnson Fertilizer

See

Johnson

Cotton Company

PRICES that mean SAVINGS

Compl ete Cash

Farm if you

and need

Home it

Suppl ies Credit

if you

need

it

Institutional

Foods Co., Inc.

"Serving Institutions and Industries"

Dial 834-0789 lOlOHammell Drive

P.O. Box 9147

Raleigh, North Carolina

Johnny Stephenson

Motor Company

Telephone 894-3168

894-3167

106 South Wall Street


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BURGER-KING DRIVE-IN C. C. BAREFOOT CO. INC.

"We Specialize in Cured Yams"

Madgaline & Joyce Hargis, Owners Benson, North Carolina

Phone 894-4459 Office 894-3171

Warehouse 894-3172

Benson North Carolina Residence 894-3740

BLUE TOP SERVICE STATION HOLLAND FURNITURE COMPANY

Donald R. Lee - OwnerS. Wall Street, Benson, North Carolina

Benson North Carolina(Hwy . 301 S.)

Tel . 894-4241

Complete Home Furnishing

BONNER OIL COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Gas

Oil Discount

John Bonner

Phone 894-4858 Benson, N. C.

-Compliments of-

TEXACO DRIVE-IN

owned and operated by:

Bill and Geraldine Stewart

894-4050


Compl i ments of

Banner Machinery Corporation


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Charlie’s

Just South of City Limits— Benson, N. C

— Serving-

Pi t-Cooked Barbecue

Frozen Custard— Hot Dogs— Hamburgers

In Your Car or In OurAir Conditioned Dining Room

CURB SERVICE

Garland, Ernest, Jerald McLamb

McLamb Brothers

Hog Market


One-Half Mile South of Benson

On Highway 301

Phone 894-4708

We Buy Hogs Every Day!

No Commission

!

D. H. Johnson

& Sons, Inc.

Growers and Packers

of Danny Boy Yams

P.O. Box 314 Benson, N. C.

Phones: Office 894-3169

Residence 894-4424

Barnes & Lee

Chevrolet Co., Inc.

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P. B. JOHNSON & SONS

Headquarters for all

S.W.P. Paints-RCA TV-

GE Appliances

Building & Farm Supplies

Phone 894-3315


ROBERTA. TART

INSURANCE AGENCY

Fire-Automobi le-Hai I -Li fe

894-3915


RALEIGH SAVINGS

& LOAN ASSOCIATION

Benson Office


BRANTLEY'S VARIETY

School supplies. Toys, Artificial

Flowers, Plants, Novelties, Houseware


Compliments of

J. F. WOODALLDUNN CYCLE CENTER (HONDA)

894-3223

107 Clinton Highway

P.O. Box 581

892-7747 Dunn, North Carolina


DENNIS CADILLAC-PAGE AND NIXON TIRE CO.

0LDSM0BILE-RAMBLERC0- 8 Hour Security

Quality Tires

Sales and Service Recapping

"31 Years Experience"

Phone 892-7747 Dunn, N. C. Highway 301 South

Dial 892-3629 Dunn, North Carolina

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FROM A LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR

BUY SEALTEST

From

J. E. McLAMB DAIRYAf Your Door Or At Your Store

Your Sealtest Distributor In Benson

And Surrounding Area

Phone 894-3497

ACME CLEANERS

"The Caretaker of Clothes"

Closed Storage, Rug, Carpet,

and Drape Cleaning

Pick-up and Delivery Service

Phone 894-3333


PEPSI-COLA

BOTTLING CO.

of Selma, INC.

Selma North Carolina

PEPSICOLA

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A. B. Burnette— Distributor

TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS

Fine Candies

and

Peanut Butter Sandwiches

Dunn North Carolina

FORBES TRUCK & TRACTOR, INC.

Wiley D. Forbes— President

Dunn North Carolina

BLACKMON Tl RE & RECAPPING

SERVICE

301 South

New & Used Tires

Phone 894-4490

Nathan B. Blackmon, Owner

Put a tiger in your

tank at:

PETE'S ESSO

South Wall Street

894-3059 Benson, North Carolina

DUVAL WEEKS

Feeds— Seeds

Hardware— Groceries

Located at Hardy's Cross Roads

RFD One— Benson, North Carolina

Phone 894-4379

Compliments of

JOHNSON SUPPLY COMPANY

Groceries-Feeds and Hardware

Complete Sinclair Service

Homer D. Johnson

Owner and Operator

Phone 894-3243 Highway 50


BEASLEY AND STANCILTIN SHOP

South Market St. Benson, N.C.

Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds

Heating and Air Conditioning

Free Estimates and We Finance

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VILLA'S BEAUTY SHOP BAREFOOT'S MACHINE

and WELDING SERVICE

Professional Hair StylingElectric & Acetelene Welding

Homelite ChainsawsFor Appointment Dial 894-3441

Sales & Service

Located on 301 Highway, NorthHighway 27 Benson, N.C. Dunn, North Carolina

J. DON JOHNSON CO.

Building Material & Painting

Furni ture & Bui Iding

Phone 894-4059


FIRST CITIZENS BANK

& TRUST CO.


5% Maximum Interest Savings Plans

5 Great Savings Plans

"Come in and ask about them"

JOHNSON DISCOUNT CENTER

Motorola T.V,

Norge Appliances

Housewares

Furniture

Benson, N.C. 894-4725

Hampton Johnson, Owner

HOLMESAT IGA AND

WE REALLY MORRIS

CARE Benson

North Carolina

BENSON FABRIC CENTER COUNTY LINE GROCERY & GAS

E, Main St. Benson, North Carolina owned and operated by:

Quality fabrics Quality sewingKenneth Moore

and sewing notions and altering

Owned by: Mrs. Robert Adams894-4550 Route #

1

Highway 27 Benson, N.C.

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Brogen Produce Company serving the made since ms-

Wholesale Fresh Fruits & Vegetables

Institutional Size Canned Foods

Raleigh

North Carolina

Thank You, Merchants, For Your Support

The Tatler Nineteen Sixty Seven, a project

which has required much time, much patience,

and much work, is now a finished product.

We, the co-editors, are proud of what wehave done, and we realize that we never could

have succeeded without the help of. .

.

— Our Parents

—Mr. Bob Chappell

—Mr. Calvin Warren

—Mrs. Espy Holmes

—Mr. Ed Goldston

—Mrs. Louise Lambert

—Mrs. G. G. Gaines

—Mrs . Lucy Uzzle

—Mr. Harold Strawbridge

Strawbridge Studios

—Mr. Ralph Delano

—The Tatler Staff

—Our Faculty

—The student body

To you, we extend our

deepest grati tude

.

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IMPRESSION,

Impressionism,

Impressionistic .

. . . life is like

a slow-moving hourglass:

years pass bylike tiny grains of sand,

and all tomorrows

become yesterdays.

Yes, time goes on and on,

yet a part of meis lost forever

in the memories of the past. .

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