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THE GRYPHON
Fridi^r, May 21. 1971
I
Proud Graduating Class Of ’71 .
Teresa Vivo and Kenneth Ricks receives Human Relations Ho
nor for the month of May.
Vivo And Ricks Receive
Human Relations Honor
For May the Human Relations
Committee would like to recog
nize Teresa Vivo and Kenneth
Ricks as their couple for the
month.
Teresa, a warm-hearted so
phomore, has been noticed by
many for her attitude towards
others. (Evidently, because
she wouldn’t have been chosen
as the girl of the month!) Well,
getting back to the subject at
hand, she was a member of the
J.V. Varsity Cheering Squad.
Pm sure that her warm smile
helped to give confidence to a
great number of young men on
the J. V. teams. Teresa is
very fond of swimming and en
joys going to the beach. When
told she had been chosen
as the girl of the month, she
stated, "You picked me at the
weirdest moment. It is an
honor that I never thought that
I would have received.” Good
luck, Teresa, for whatever the
future has In store for you.
Have you seen the young man
with the big Afro yet. Well,
he’s none other than Kenneth
Ricks, Human Relations Boy
for the Month. “Spoke”, as
he Is usually called, hasanum-
ber of past-times. One of
which is basketball. He fre
quently makes the scene at the
Community Center Gym. He at
tends the Hillsdale Baptist
Church and is treasurer of the
choir. He frankly admits that
he isn’t all that good at sing
ing. Kenneth Is also a member
in good standings with the Boys
Club of Rocky Mount. Although
only a sophomore, he already
plans to attend a business col
lege. He has yet to decide
which one.
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Graduation is a magic word
to many seniors. The mighty
class of ’71 will be assembled
together in one place for the
last time on the night of June
4th, final commencement. Many
of them will be wondering what
is going to be the future of fel
low classmates—what college
or technical school they will be
attending. The following two
pages are filled with the statis
tics of each senior’s fickle fin
ger of Fate. In which direc
tion does it point?
SINGLE COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
To Wake Forest (skipping
happily along) will be James
Hargrove, Becky Sheridan and
Taylor Beattie. Enjoying the
academic life at Davidson will
be Andy Dorr. Leamond Suggs
and Diane Cordell will make the
scene at Fayetteville State Uni
versity, while Ruby Wiggins and
Fabian Chase go to Elizabeth
City State. Jeff Land has de
cided on Brevard, and David
Cordts has chosen the Univer
sity of the South in Sewanee,
Tennessee. Several seniors
have their eyes on Meredith.
They are Phyllis Braswell, Pam
Davenport, Anna Tarry, Susan
Cobb, Patty Whisnant and Pat
ty McBride. Beverly Carapelle
will go north to Cedarville Col
lege In Cedarville, Ohio. Mary
Edge and Dottle Hanon both plan
to attend St. Augustine. Ann
Pitt is sticking to Salem Col
lege while Margo Wiley, Gay
Wllgus and Robin Bourne are
sticking to Hollins, just out
side of Roanoke, Va. Just
off the cuff here is BobblWhee-
ler to Elon; John Vaughan to
Catawba; Frank Sherwood to
Lenore Rh5Tie; Sherlock Bynum
and Vickie Person to Living
ston; Phillip Newton to Lee;
Debra Brown to Howard Univer
sity; and Glenndale Moore to
Fisk University. Sticking to
the All-American City at
mosphere will be Jane Gravely,
Julian Griffin, Dixie Wilde, Ri
chard Bryant and Mike Long at
N. C. Wesleyan'College. Philip
Lea has his eye. oh Presbyter
ian College, and Mary Clonts
has hers on Sacred Heart. Girls’
school goers include;Grey Bur
gess and Ann Williamson to
Averett; Ennis Hicks to Strat
ford; Florence Jefress, Aman
da Brantley and Susan Dill to
St, Mary’s; and Mary Bryan
Pitt, Phyllis Bryan, Beth Stead
man, Susan Pittman, Paula
Weatherford and Robin Bradley
to Peace.
CHOWAN
Chowan has captured the
hearts of several seniors,
Gregg White, Doug Braswel^
Ruthle Grayson, Donna David
son, Mike McGee, Louis Bar
nes, Marvin English, Jessica
Smith, Freida Smith, Sheila Pitt
and Jane Whitleywlll walk along
Chowan’s Ivy-covered halls.
SINGLE COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
Robert Worrellwlll set things
spinning at Brigham Youi^ Uni
versity. Mt. Olive College
hits the ringer for Pamela Bone,
THE REMNANT SHOP
“Sew & Save”
Hiway No. 64 West at Englewood
Rocky Mount, N. C.
TOTrji'il
DAVID HILL'S GROCERY
THE BEST IN FOODS—FEEDS and NOVELTIES
Phone Gibson 6-6618 Cokey Road Rocky Mount
Steve Bulluck, and Matthew
Edge. To Atlantic Christian
are Linda Howell and Carol
Council, Choosing North Car
olina Central were Catherine
Bullock, Ronna Hill, Maurice
Sumner, Margaret Moore,
Florlne Pittman, Hildegarde
Watson, Jackie Shaw andJuret-
ta Ruffin. Kathy Dudley goes
to Bishop College in Dallas,
Texas. Branches of Carolina
grab Tommy Mayo to U.N.C.
at Wilmington and Western Car
olina grabs Julian Pegram.
Let’s travel to Buies* Creek,
All right? “All right!” cry
Walter Green, Anne Best, Rob
bie Wooten, and Mike Berry
(Campbell College fans),
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Hope White, Donald Coley,
and David Daughtridge will hit
the books at Wayne Community
College. Gerald Batts will
groove at Kinston Community.
ECU
ECU Is the most popular col
lege among the Class of ’71.
Thirty six (36) seniors will
flood the campus next fall.
These Include: Linda Langley,
David Hodges, Donna Hinton,
Marie Joye, Cindy Sutton, Pam
Hemenway, Rod Hoell, Edwin
Williamson, Henry Edmond
son, Perrl Morgan, Yvonne Bul
lock, Jodie Landis, Catherine
Collins, Meredith Jones, Lynn
Safy, Debbie Hunt, Vikkl Bar
nes, Jimmie Hobbs, George
Harris, Wini-Jo Bradley, Gin-
ny Gcrff, Llewellyn Worsley,
Sterling Saunders, Alice Buf-
faloe, Randy Hall, Lee Far
mer, Fred Scott, Stephen Cog
gins, Joel Byrne, Richard
Jones, Mike Ruffin, Karen Den-
sen, Donna Cederberg, Jody
Fountain, and Freda Parrish.
APPALACHIAN STATE
AND LOUISBURG
Up In the mountains at Ap-
’ palachian State next year are
Eric Lanier, Andre Sparrow and
Millie Shields. Grooving at
Louis burg will be Joy Bass,
Woody Riddick, Mel Daugh
tridge, Sandra Braden, Linda
Drake, Angie Redfrow, Carl
Worsley, H. C. Shearin, Roland
Valentine, Larry Howell and
Marian Davis.
N. C, STATE UNIVERSITY
No longer Cow College . . ,
N. C. State beckons Chuck
ROSCOE GRIFFIN
SHOE CO.
featuring Adore, Edith
Henry, SRO, and Life Stride
Shoes
218 S. Main St.
Phone 446 4350
DOWNTOWN ROCKY MOUNT
Honda Shop Open Friday Night Til 9
All Other Departments Open Every Night Til 9
MEBANE
Shoe Co.
A
Great Place
to
Buy Shoes
132 S. MAIN STREET
COMPLIMENTS OF
HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SHOP
245 ATLANTIC AVE.
Put Your Feet In
Bob Howard's Shoes
TARRYTOWN MALL
Rocky Mount, N. C.