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THE GRYPHON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1973
Seniors
Head Up Honor Roll
12th Grade
(A Honor Roll)
1, Hal Barnes
2, Stephanie Farmer
3, Joan Hayes
4, Charlene Hendershot
5, Jo Safy
6, Bill Searcy
7, Margaret Sheridan
8, Theresa Stubbs
9, Roxanne Taylor
10- Sandra Whitman
11, Gwen Winstead
(B Honor Roll)
1, Vickie Alford
2, Laura AUsbrook
3, Ginger Arnold
4, Janet Barkhouse
5, Sharon Barnes
6, Denny Bass
7, Geneva Beattie
8, Gloria Carney
9, Lyn Collins
10, Gwen Corinth
11, Diane Dancy
12, Lossie Deans
13, Tom Dickens
14, John Dinan
15, Libby Dodd
16, Jo Dorsett
17, Wanda Dortch
18, Polly Ecklin
19, Bin Edwards
20, Cathy Ellis
21, Ken Fisher
22, Sue Ford
23, Chrystal Gagnon
24, Kathy Gantt
25, David Goodsell
26, Sally Gower
27 Mary Grant
28. Deborah Harris
29. Jimmy Harris
30. Sharon Henderson
31. Lynne Hobbs
32. Deborah House
33. Earl Ingram
34. David Jordan
35. Mattie Lawrence
36. Judy Lewis
37. Mary Luper
38. Vicki Lynch
39. Becky Manning
40. Pam Manning
41. Benjamin McClain, Jr,
42. Charlene Mason
43. Susan Mayo
44. Kay O’Neal
45. Cindy Parker
46. Janice Parker
47. Gall Parrish
48. Chris Perryman
49. Cameron Prlvott
50. John Riley
51. Debbie Rowe
52. Guen Sanders
53. Lynne Scarboro
54. Sharron Skipper
55. Deborah Stancell
56. Steve Sykes
57. Frances Taylor
58. Barry Thorpe
59. Beth Thorne 11
61, Jim Turner
61. Ruth Walker
62. Earl Warbritton
63. Randy Warrick
64. Pam Watson
65. Chris Weatherly
66. Mary Whitaker
67. Beverly Whitehurst
68. Eva Whitehurst
69. Patricia Whitley
70. Lavern Williams
71. TeUman WiiUams, Jr.
72. Karen Wlngo
73. Deborah Winstead
74. Debbie Wooten
11th Grade
(A Honor Roll)
1, Jeffrey Collins
2, Jean Dare
3, Karen Gay
4. Mike Knight
5. Randy Perry
6. Renee Pullen
(B Honor Roll)
1. Marilyn Arrington
2. Bernard Barnes
3. Mary Thane Barnes
4. Ginny Bass
5. Kathy Bennett
6. Lee Blackman
7. Dee Boyd
8. Don Clayton
9. Walt Cooper
10. Jamie Council
11. Grace Dortch
12. Patricia Edwards (also
made the first nine weeks
“B” honor roll)
13. Steve Evans
14. Myra Fisher
15. Debbie Gill
16. Melanie Goff
17. Hannah Harrell
18. Donald Harrison
19. Deborah Harvey
20. Gwen Hines
21. Theresa Holland
22. Pamela James
23. Kittle McGee
24. Bill Mebane
25. Donna Mohorn
26. Wadye Morton
27. Paula Murrill
28. Laura Nobles
29. Beatrice Parker
30. Pamela Parker
31. Zack Perkinson
32. Jo Ann Robards
33. Bill Roebuck
34. Jeanne Scott
35. Robert Shields
36. Ernest Smith
37. James Thompson
38. Gordon Vestal HI
39. James Weeks
40. Howard Weeks
41. Gwendolyn Wooten
loth Grade
(A Honor Roll)
1, Sue Ellen Joyner
(B Honor Roll)
1. Bryant Aldridge
2. Audrey Alford
3. Michael Alston
4. Stephanie Branch
5. Karen Butler
6. John Cracker
7. Pam Daniels
8. Phyllis Eason
9. Kim English
10. Faith Fisher
11. Cynthia Garner
12. Sonya Gurganus
13. Wanda Henderson
14. Doug Henly
15. Frank Inscoe
16. Amy Johnson
17. Doris Joyner
18. Teresa Joyner
19. Susan Kitts
20. Beth Macmillan
21. Sarah Mathis
22. Jarvis Moore
23. Suan Mooring
24. Kim Nelson
25. Denise Odom
26. Mary Parrish
27. Benny Potter
28. Janet Rawlins
29. Joseph Reeves
30. Walter Ricks
31. Lisa Roberson
32. Angela Smith
33. Jane Suggs
34. Ruth Thompson
35. Rebecca Venable
36. Arlene Wallace
37. Judy Wells
38. Deborah Williams
39. Mary Winstead
40. Jimmy Woodcock
41. HughWorsley
42. Susan Wors ley
Shoes For You
From
Bob Howard’s
Shoes
Tarrytown Mall
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Bottom Row (seated) left to right Stephanie Farmer, Sharon Barnes, Unrern Williams, Mary Whit
aker, and Evangeline Simmons, Top Row (standing) left to right Kent Washburn, Randy Hutchinson,
Barry Thorpe, Tom Dickens, and William Reid,
Qub Plans To Attend State
Ten students from the Dis
tributive Education Club will
represent Rocky Mount Senior
High at the State Leadership
Conference In Charlotte on
March 9 and 10,
The District 3B Leadership
Conference held during Novem
ber at South Johnson High Sc
hool in Smithfield, establish
ed the Rocky Mount D, E, Club
with a sure position for state
competition. Tom Dickens won
first place in Job Interview;
Lavern Williams was elected
District Secretary - Treasur
er, and Stephanie Farmer was
elected District Parliamentar
ian.
Two weeks ago, theD, E. Club
entered the District Contests
held at Northeast High School
in Halifax County, Here the club
again achieved high in accom
plishments, Stephanie Farmer
won first place In Public Spea
king and Evangeline Simmons
took third place In Saleman-
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