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DEDICATIONS
J. W. dedicates her love to L.
B,
G. C. Is waiting for C. a to
straightened up and fly right.
J. R. is waiting for skinny legs
and all a McD. to give In.
C. A. is coming on strong
with J. C.
C. C. just can't forget J. C.
E. R. dedicates "For Your
Precious Love’ to V. T,
Boxing lessons for E. R. and
three cheers for V. F.
P. H. dedicates to D. G. “I’ll
Always Love You.”
J. M. and G, T. wanted for
admiring S. R. & B. R.
B. H. dedicates to J. F. "We’re
A Winner.”
S. L. dedicates to J. G. "If
I Could Build My Whole World
Around You.”
L. L. dedicates to J. S. "Take
A Piece of My Heart.”
L. W. dedicates to O. C. "Cov
er Me.’
The senior boy dedicates to P,
T. "With A Child’s Heart.”
J. W. dedicates to C. H. "Prove
It.'
"Skinny Legs and Ail” dedicat
ed to the Hot Rodders from
E, R., B. McD., M. B,
G. H. dedicates to M. J. "Baby
I've Got Him.”
D. McL. dedicates to H. McG.
"We’re Gonna Make It.’
J. B. dedicates "Come See
About Me” to all sophomore
girls.
Happy birthday to Gracie Pow
ell, Jan. 8.
A. M. dedicates to M. O’N.
"Your Precious Love.’
K. H. dedicates "A Piece Os
My Heart” to D. C.
T. E. dedicates to W. P. "Make
Me Yours.”
L. H. dedicates "A Lasting
Love” to J. J.
B. McD dedicates "I'm In Love”
to P. H.
N. L, dedicates “A Piece Os
My Heart” to V. K.
The school is an institution
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an education, it is a place of
work and little play. It should
be a place of quietness and re
spected by the students. Some
times students misinterpret the
purpose of a school. At times
students look upon the school as
being a place to socialize. Stu
dents think that just because
they participate in extra cur
ricular activities they should be
given credit, for class work.
That is not performed because
they are in this meeting or that
meeting during that particular
class hour. They shouldn’t let
these activities interfere with
their school work. Students
should take pride In letting their
class work come first. A well
organized school shouldn’t have
students walking In the halls
during class hours.
These are some of the ways
a well organized high school
should operate.
Did You Know That?
The platypus Is a mammal.
These mammals are unique be
cause they lay eggs, whereas
all other mammals bear their
young alive. This animal has a
bill like a duck, a tail like a
beaver, and takes to water like
a fish.
The gives
birth to quadruplets.
The Patrol News
The Apex Consolidated High
School Patrols gathered in
Room 7 for a meeting brought
together to discuss the Patrol
Ball which will be held March
3. Suggestions were made as
to how the members would raise
money for the ball.
The officers are: Danderlyn
Johnson - Captain; Christian
Brantley - Co-Captain; Grace
Powell - Lieutenant.
The club colors are blue and
white.
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D. J. short, and with a boy
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H. M. handsome and well man
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G. C. shy and bashful.
L. E. with a small bead.
L. M. loud and boisterous.
D. L. making it out with a
Bison (F. B.)
M. H. with easy bake oven.
G. P. breaking up with J. H.
P. H, not being a African Witch
Doctor.
L. B. going with C. W.
P. T. related to Mario Thomas.
P. H. sleeping with a teddy
bear.
M. C. having a tric-trac.
J. H. with a Barbie doll,
A. B. without any teeth.
D. F. not being studious.
M. E. with her hair cut.
C. B. with big legs.
T. H, coming to school on time.
A. G. with a boyfriend.
M. H. in a mini-skirt.
R. R. in pants.
N. L. with an Afro.
W. F. acting sensible
J. W, being able to sing.
G. McM. with body measure
ments of 36-21-36.
The pentagon having 6 sides.
Apei Scli©@! News
The First Grade Class, Sec
tion ID, at Apex Consolidated
School is very busy getting rea
dy for the long winter season.
In the science class, the stu
dents are learning scientific
facts about the winter months;
while in art, they are doing
creative drawings which relate
to the season. They are also
learning about the proper cloth
ing to wear and how to guard
their health during the cold
wintry months. Learning is fun
for these first graders who have
Mrs. M. H. Goodson for their
teacher.
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Sophomore Poll
In a recent poll the students
of the sophomore class of Apex
Consolidated School gave their
views and opinions on several
questions asked them by repor
ter Flora Hatley.
QUESTION
1 If you could do one thing
to make your school a better
one, what would it be?
OPINIONS:
Deborah Lockley - “Encour
age all students to make better
grades, stay in school and take
their work more seriously.”
Jerry Council - “Better con
duct and discipline for the Stu
dent Body.”
Glenda McMasters - "En
courage the students to become
more studious and develop an
intelligent way in which to
carry themselves.
QUESTION
2. Do you thing sex education
should be taught in your school?
OPINION:
Marilyn Hinton - “Yes, be
cause some parents don’t tell
their children about sex and
therefore they are Ignorant a
bout the facts of life,.”
Jeanie Jeffreys - "Yes, be-
Third Graders
Take Trip
The three sections of the
Third Grade Class, of the Apex
Consolidated School visited The
Morehead Planetarium, in Cha
pel Hill on Jan. 4,
This trip was planned in order
for the children to get a bet
ter understanding of the unit
Off to the Moon, in their Sci
ence Class.
. The presentation of the Star
of Bethlehem made it possible
for the children to get an idea
of how people lived and dressed
in comparison to today.
The narrator explained the po
sition of the stars and what
Astronomers knew about the
sky. He stated th#t the Star
could have beer, a Nova, the
passing of the planets or other
astrologic happenings that we
know about today.
The classes sponsored' by
Mrs. Ligon, Alston, and San
ders, wdlh Mrs. Howard as aid.
The children enjoyed a very
interesting presentation of the
Star of Bethlehem.
Community
Friendship
Sunday, Jan. 14, the regular
worship service will be held
at the Christian Chapel Church
beginning at 11:15 a. m. with
Rev. Leon White, the pastor,
in charge. All friends and visi
tors are welcome to worship
with us. Rev. White is an in
teresting speaker. His ser
is always informative and in
spiring. The senior choir will
render music. On Sunday after
noon Rev. White will be the
dinner, guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Harris.
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cause most sex education that
students have they hear from
other students and they have
the wrong concept about it. If
schools offer a class in sex ed
ucation it will give the students
a chance to learn the real facts.
Christian
Home Church
Rev. Randolph Burwll, a 15-
year old Minister, was in charge
of th<» 2 p. % m. service at the
Christian Home Church of Apex,
Sunday, Jan. 7.
Master Randolph is the son of
the Rev. J. M. Bur well of Nor
folk, Va., who is the regular
pastor of the church, and Mrs.
Mabel Burwell of Norfolk, Va.
His text was taken from John
14:1-14. His sermon was cent
ered around the subject "In
The Beginning of Everything.”
WANTED
P. C. for S. D.
D. N. for P. A.
B. B, for C. L.
J. N. for running 250 mph
down heartbreaker’s Ave
nue.
M. L. H. wanted by S. G.
for parking on school
grounds.
J. A. wanted by M. S. for dat
ing J. L.
D. G« wants D. F. for park
. ing in ano parking zone.
C. L. wants D. H. for his lov
er.
J. M. wants P. H. to love.
C. C. wants L. G, for a stand
by.
C, H. wants someone to love.
G. S. wants the boy with the
skinny head.
L, C. wants a girl with lots of
style.
L. S. wants anyone that will
have her.
K. B. wants 1.0.A A. for having
four names.
B. C. wants a yard dog for M.
A.
T, H. wants a girl with skinny
legs.
P. M. wants K. B. and B. C.
for overloading her car.
R. S. wants S. A. to get better
grades in Algebra.
More vacation time for J. A.
so she can spend it all with
her "Aggie.”
Wanted sophomores that know'
a little in Algebra.
Reliable girls wanted, report
to V. T., S. R., B. R., and
D. L.
W. McM. for putting M. S. out
of the picture.
PERSONALS
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.
Bailey over the weekend were
Mr. James and Melvin Bailey,
Mrs. Marie Hicks, and Mrs.
Annie Smith all relatives of Mr.
Bailey. The visit was enjoy
able. Mrs. Bailey is a member
of the high school faculty.
The first 1 *Pre - semester
Dance” ever held at Apex Con
solidated High School, will be
held Friday night Jan. 12, at
7;30 p. m. For a night of Fun
and Frolic come on out.
Rr« Destroys Him#
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Walden of Friendship was
destroyed by fire on Jan. 4.
The only part of the house
left undamaged was the kitchen.
The cause of the fire is be
lieved to have been from the
fuse box. The family is now
living at the residence of Mrs.
Ruby McMasters.
"Phyched” Herself
Tells How She
Slimmed Down
MEMPHIS - A local teenager
has revealed her secret for los
ing 80 pounds and going from
size 13 to size seven; a little
armchair psychology.
"I think I psyched myself
Into thinking 1 wasn’t fat,” said
formerly overweight Linda
Walton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Walton,
The 18-year-old young miss
disclosed her diet “recipe”
in a Seventeen magazine beauty
feature, entitled "We lost 409
Pounds.”
So long "as I wasn’t admit
ting” being fat, “l never eftd
anything about it,” she said;
Now that she’s slimmed down,
sports--swimming and volley
ball -- are a major leisure
time Interest. The teenager
is a member of the CYO, lo
cal Red Cross chapter and the
school volleyball team and
choir.
Standing 5 foot one inch, the
beauty, who had a role in her
school’s senior play, feels that
emphasizing “good healthy”
food” is more important than
counting calories.
She also enjoys reading and
i movies.
1967 DEBUTANTES •- Pictured are the girls presented at the Annual
Debutante Ball held at the National Guard Armory in Clinton recently.
From left to right: Trudy Tatum, Anna White, Barbara Melvin, Alice
Paulding, Cathy McCoy, Vernell Robinson, Marion Chavious, Wanda Ez
zell, Mable. Faison (Miss Debutante), Belinda Godwin, Sylvia Beamon,
Linda Taylor, Velma Butler, Joann Chavis, Kathleen Faison and Callie
Berry (scholarship winner). Not pictured are Linda Boone, Carlotta Boy
kin, Belvia Melvin, Joyce McKnight and Maggie Underwood. The Debu
tante Ball is sponsored by the Swan Club of Clinton.
THE TIGER GAZETTE STAFF
APEX CONSOLIDATED
APEX, NORTH CAROLINA
Editor Larry'Davis
Assoc. Editor Jerry Council
News Editor -Amos Adams
Business Manager Vincent Thomas
Circulation Managers Bernard Richardson
Advertising Manager - William Blount
Sports Editor - Sherard Richardson
Rewrite Editors Mary Jane Chavis
Marie Harrington, Brenda Moore, Ophrature Baker
Photographers - Judy Wilson.
Kathryn Thorpe
Reporters Ruth James, Flora Hatley, Bet
ty Gilbert, Danderlyn Johnson, Michael McDow,
Marilyn Jones, Reginald Allen, Geraldine McDon
ald, Gaynell Evans, Charlene Harris.
Typists Kathryn Thorpe, Joslyn Mangum, Bethel Clav,
Mary Alice Spence.
Advisor Mrs. Miriam L. Horton
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Cagers Averaging 100.3
The Bethune-Cookman Col
lege Wildcats undefeated In re
gular season play is setting a
pace of 100.3 per game this
season. Lead by 6’B’ for
ward, Johnny Allen from Del
ray, who was named to the
NAIA All American Team and
is averaging 30.2 per game,
the Wildcats have piled up 602
points against six opponents to
date Allen’s 180 points total
gives him the lead In the’Wild
cats scoring department and he
has also pulled down 84 re
bounds. Allen's best game this
season was against Fort Valley
State College, where he scored
41 points. Second high scorer
for the Wildcats is John Beach
from Philadelphia, who has
compiled 143 points for a 23.7
per game average.
This month Wildcats sche
dule include Florida Memorial,
January 6th; Savannah State,
January Bth; Albany State, Jan.
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looks like a sure bet to be a-
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Two of his top ball handlers,
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first game of the season with
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recovered and are expected to
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