Monday, June 1, 1964
THE HI-LIGHTS
Page 3
LIWOOD COLLINS
Jeff Brown
■Memorial Sportsmanship Award
Most Valuable Senior
Winner of the Jeff Brown Me
morial Sportsmanship Award for
1964 is Linwood Dalton Collins.
The award, created this year in
memory of Jeff Brown, an avid
supporter of the athletic program
at Ragsdale, is to be an annual
award. It is for good sportsman
ship, and represents one of the
highest honors a Ragsdale athlete
can obtain.
He has been a class and home
room officer four years at Rags
dale. Also, he has been a memi-
ber of the Pep Club four years. As
a participant in school athletics,
he has been a member of the Mon
ogram Club since his sophomore
year.
Linwood has been in the Junior
Civitans since his sophomore year,
serving as an officer each year. As
a junior and senior, he serve^i on
the Annual Staff and Student Coun
cil. In his junior year, he was dele
gated to represent Ragsdale at
Boys’ State. He was awarded the
Most Popular boy in the Senior
Superlatives.
Linwood has been very active in
school athletics. As a freshman, he
played junior varsity football. He
progressed *o serve on the varsity
team for the remaining three years
of high school. In his sophomore
year, he was awarded the Most
Improved Football Award. In ad
dition, he has played intramural
sports since his sophomore year.
In his junior year, he was a
member of the track team and
won the Most Valuable Track
Award tJiat year. He continued to
be active in track his senior year.
As a senior, he was one of the
football team’s captains and played
some basketball.
DEE ANN COLEY
ValccUctorian
CANDIE BLACK
Salutatorian
.lAMIE CATLIN
Best All-Around Senior
Kenneth T. Miller Mem. Award
As a senior, Linwood Wcis also
awarded one of the Outstanding
Defensive Awards for football. One
of many awards, this was a special
honor for -i defensive player on
the Ragsdale team.
In addition, Linwood has been
named by the Senior Cla.ss as being
the Most Valuable Senior of 1964,
p.n honor wliicsh could not have
been bestowed on a more deserv
ing student.
Linwood plans to enter State in
the fall.
DEE ANN
The Valedictorian of the Senior
Class of 1964 is Dee Ann Coley.
Dec Ann, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Coley of Greens
boro, was bom August 22, 1964.
She attended school at Sedgefield,
Jamestown Elementary and Rags
dale.
Dee Ann has been quite active
throughout high school. In spite of
her many activities, she has col
lected several honors.
She has served as a class of
ficer for four years and as a home
room officer her freshman and
senior years.
In addition to being a class of
ficer, she was a member of the
Latin I Club as a freshman. Also,
she managed to obtain perfect at
tendance that year.
As a sophomore. Dee Ann was
elected by her classmates to serve
on the Student Council. She held
membership in the Latin II and
Civinette Clubs. Members of the
Civinette Club saw fit to elect her
to an office her first year in the
club. Again, she managed to obtain
perfect attendance.
Her junior year was crowded
with activities. She served on the
Student Council and was elected
secretary of the group. She held
membership in the Math, Beta,
Latin, French, and Civinette Clubs,
and was an officer in Civinettes.
For the third year in a row, she
had perfect attendance. In addi
tion, she was designated as Chief
Marshall that year.
Dee Ann continued activity in
her senior year. She served on the
Student Council again. As in her
freshman year, she was a member
of the Pep Club. She continued to
serve the Math Club, this time as
an officer. She was still an active
part of the Beta, French, Latin,
and Civinette Clubs.
As a senior. Dee Ann was named
one of the Senior Superlatives. She
was Ragsdale’s Most Intelligent
girl. When Ragsdale gained a
branch of the National Honor So
ciety, she was one of the four
seniors tapped.
CANDIE LYNN BLACK
Salutatorian
Miss Candle Lynn Black is the
Salutatorian for the class of 1964
at Ragsdale,
Candle, born May 18, 1943, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bus E.
Black of Jamestown. She attended
Jamestown for eight years and en
tered Ragsdale as a freshman in
1960.
Candie has received a long list of
honors during her four years at
Ragsdale. Besides showing her
school spirit by participating in the
Pep Club, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y,
Monogram Club, Latin Club. French
Club, Math Club, Beta Club and
annual staff. Candle has shown her
ability to get along with people
by playing J. V. Basketball and
varsity basketball, being a home
room officer for three years, and
a class officer for one year.
Candie also has displayed an un
usual quality for leadership. She
has served as Vice-President of the
Student Council, was selected as
Girl’s State Representative, served
as a Marshall, was a delegate to
Wake Forest Leadership Confer*
ence, and was recently selected to
be one of the charter members of
Ragsdale’s newly formed National
Honor Society. Candie plans to en
ter the University of Nort'n, Caro
lina at Chapel Hill next year.
JAMIE CATI.IN
Best All .-\round Senior
Senior Jamee Claire Catlin was
selected to receive the Kenneth T.
Miller Memorial Award. This
award is presented for the first
time this year by friends of the
late Kenneth Miller to the best
all around senior.
Although Jamee has only attend
ed Raigsdale for three years, she is
well known and well liked by most
of the students. She has served on
the Student Council for your years,
been an active member in the La
tin Club, Pep Club, French Club,
Beta Club, Math Club, and the-
Civinettes. As a junior she served
as a Marshall, was Chairman of the-
Junior-Senior Decoration Commit
tee, and received the D A R Good
Citizen Award.
Jamee’s final year at Ragsdale
was topped by taking an active
part in the senior play, being
chosen as a Senior Superlative, and
being selected as a member of the
National Honor Society.