Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

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Bumgarner American History Mr. Pete William Campbell English 10 Cross-Country Coach Head Basketball Coach Miss Emily Rebecca Carr Home Economics Family Living F.H.A. Advisor Miss Mabel Chandler D.E. I,II Marketing D.E. Club Advisor Mr. James Craig Clark, Jr. Special Education Modern Math Mr. T. Alvin Corbett Driver Education Mr. Bill D. Cordell Physical Education Athletic Director Mr. William J. Crawford Math Football End Coach Head Baseball Coach Mr. Douglas Crotts I.C.T., V.I.C.A. Advisor Imperatores Advisor Faculty Mr. Harold K. Davis Mrs. Catherine Deaton Functions Guidance Counselor Algebra and Trigonometry Modern Math Key Club Advisor J.V. Football Line Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Tennis Coach Miss Elizabeth Boyce Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth V. Frickhoeffer Miss Edna B. Hartness English 10 Librarian English 11 Acorn Advisor In Memoriam Mrs. Joline Harwell Teacher Aide Mrs. Frances C. Hendren Miss Katherine W. Hinson Typing English 10 General Office Practice Senior Class Advisor Mr. Domenico L. Scapucci Mr. William J. Jennings Electricity Electronics Senior Science Physical Education J.V. Football Coach Miss Peggy Johnson Spanish Drama Aries Players Advisor Acorn Advisor Mrs. Norma Lingerfelt English 11 Varsity Cheerleader Advisor Miss Mary Bowers MacKorell Bible Chaplains Council Advisor Mr. William L. Mayberry Biology Senior Science 15 Faculty Mrs. Jean H. Middleton Data Processing Mr. Richard Wayne Morgan Psychology World History Mr. Jerry R. Morrow Woodworking Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Mary Ann Murray Mrs. Barbara K. Pedersen English 12. Spanish Red Cross Advisor Foreign Exchange Student P.T.A. Representative Program Advisor Spanish Club Advisor Miss Mary Jane Powell English 11,12 Journalism Hi-Lites Advisor Mr. James G. Pyatt Biology Chemistry Physics J.V. Basketball Coach J.V. Baseball Coach Social Committee Advisor Ramrods Advisor Mrs. Vivian P. Rhodes English 12 Y-Teens Advisor Miss Victoria J. Roveano Special Education F.T.A. Advisor Mr. Claude William Savage World History Physical Education Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach Head Golf Coach Monogram Club Advisor Mr. Thomas Shuford American History Occupational Economics Junior Class Advisor Mr. J. G. Silver Graphic Arts Drafting 16 Faculty Mrs. Lettie M. Smith Shorthand Typing Mrs. Lois B. Summerville Mr. Charles E. Turnmire Algebra 11 Driver Education National Honor Society Advisor Miss Flora Watson Geometry Mrs. Brenda Beard Watts Art J.V. Cheerleader Advisor Mrs. J. B. Wessinger Biology I Applied Biology Mr. Charles W. White Chorus Advanced Choir Mrs. J. B. Worsley Biology Sophomore Class Advisor Miss Ruth Yelvington French French Club Advisor Mrs. Pearl Eubanks Guidance Secretary Mrs. Pattie Frazier Greth Mrs. Carole Kessler Administrative Secretary Administrative Secretary Mrs. Nat Moretz Library Secretary NOT PICTURED Mrs. Alice B. Dunn Algebra 1 Student Council Advisor Miss Mary Louise Butler American History Audio-Visual Aids Co-ordinator Mr. Joseph P. Chambers Band Mrs. Estel B. Coffey Business Math Typing 1 Bookkeeping Mrs. Sarah E. Slechta Orchestra 17 18 FEA TURES 19 PEGGY CALDWELL Vice-President SUSAN GRUBBS ROGER MOSER President BRUCE HAGER 1968 Imperatores The Imperatores are ten outstanding seniors who are chosen by the last year’s club on the basis of their character, scholar¬ ship, and leadership. The club sponsors the Talent Show to make money for Maroon and Gold Day, the high light of a year’s hard work. The climax of the event is the tapping of new Imperatores. The club’s advisor is Mr. Douglas Crotts. CINDY PRINGLE CHERYL ALLEN Treasurer CHUCK COOK BOYCE COLE CHARLENE SHIPMAN Secretary DEBBIE CHAPPELL in m S Pis 1 tSs J ROW 1: Joy Bumgardner, Jan Atnip, Sandra Grant-Chief Marshal, Marilyn Adkins-Chief Marshal, Wendy Ford, Joe Savage. ROW 2: Wayne Starnes, Julie Brown, Ramona Ayala, Susan Starr, Toby Ander¬ son, Steve Williams. ROW 3: Robbie Robinson, Holli Milner, Lind Lindsay, Karen Hager, Johnny Ford. ROW 4: James Rash, Steve Kisnei Jim Setter, Gene Biddix, Jimmy Champion, John Windell. Junior Marshals Delegates to Girls State - Charlene Shipman (Secretary of State) and Peggy Caldwell. Delegates to Boys State- Chuck Cook, Bruce Hager, and Roger Moser. Harvard Book Award - Eddie Cobb Students Receive D.A.R. Award- Charlene Shipman 22 National Achievement Semi-finalist - - Jackie Harrison Delegate to Wildacres- Alan Trogdon Honors And Awards National Merit Semi-finalist - - Mike Lovelace and Susan Grubbs 23 Harding Participates In The 24 Charlotte Exchange Student Program FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT COMMITTEE SEATED: Susan Grubbs-Co-head, Mrs. Pedersen-Advisor, Mrs. Wors- ley-Advisor, Judy Carlton-Co-head. STANDING: Risa Robinson, San¬ dra Grant, Holli Milner, Mike Lovelace, Francie Demby, Brenda Laney, Peggy Caldwell. Ann-Marie with her sisters, Risa and Jeannine Robinson Susan with her sisters, Cecilia and Laura Pantoja 25 ■ 4 mm ' urn wW a ws s m mm p m m ’m-r ' Homecoming Queen And Court § N 3 £... tc m Miss Nancy McDaniel, Candidate for Queen. Miss Debbie Gurganus, Senior Attendant. Miss Sylvia Davis, Homecoming Queen . Miss Charlene Shipman, Candidate for Queen. Miss Sandra Kassin, Senior Attendant. Miss Joy Bumgardner, Junior At¬ tendant. Miss Nancy Goins, Junior Attendant. Miss Sandra Robertson, Sophomore Attendant. Miss June Hickok, Sophomore At¬ tendant. ' StJfy V V V I v c , sN f 1 V VJvj V. , .f , .s Jsllll I ; ■m ‘ss Sylvia Davis enior Beauty Miss Sandra Kassin Senior Beauty 1 in tyt || ■. li? i ! I i ; ’1 « k • •; i. I jtt 5 ' | 3 j i t I I % i M ' : - m iJf pi j | I 1 1 p r ■ u| J 1 : i f j if 1 : A i r ii f§ i IS i i i 1 hi %■ Ifpl 1968 Cuties JKiss 1968 ' J ot 03 umgarcfner Miss April-Marcia Crosby, Miss May-Nancy McDaniel, Miss June-Julie Brown. Miss October-Mary Jane Johnson, Miss November— Ginni Maness, Miss December-Shellie Davis. ,;i?r MissJanuary-DianeHelms, Miss February-Mary Page, MissMarch-Sandra Rosser. Miss July-Sherry Goins (not pictured). Miss August-Elaine Robertson, Miss September—San¬ dra Grant. 30 And Capers Junior Skit Senior Skit Key Club Skit Sophomore Skit Faculty Skit (Really!) ■ 1968 ACORN SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED—Brenda Ward and Chuck Cook MOST ATHLETIC—Risa Robinson and Jackie Greene 33 1968 ACORN WITTIEST-Rick Douglas and Marsha Hannah BEST ALL-ROUND-Bruce Hager, and Charlene Shipman C , IlllillV V. 1 x Mim. r. i .. p « •«� ■! I 1 ' , 11 «• I 4 1111 i ' t i i i, M tt M 4 m 14 , | M ' ■ • I HI I, H mi i � • •� � •■••••• ' pi . I- i« Buiiim.i iMvi ■ i Minimi ' Hiii .mu,.. L, ,1,11,11!� ■� ' � lu ' .ur.v.rauu feUiisgi p’ te ll I 111 111” 1.’“‘Tw Mil I MOST TALENTED-Craig Stratton and Peggy Caldwell 34 SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR-Boyce Cole and Debbie Chappell MOST DEPENDABLE-Cheryl Allen and Roger Moser 36 ACTIVITIES 37 The A CORN Staff aBni mm BhEhSS!! mvm Wmmt ADVISORS—Miss Peggy Johnson and Miss Elizabeth Elliott EDITORS-IN-CHIEF-Susan Grubbs and Peggy Caldwell ACORN Editorial Staff-Debbie Davis and Sandra Grant, Junior Editors; Risa Robinson, Club Editor; Brenda Ward, Copy and Faculty Editor; Valerie Dixon, Sophomore Class Editor; Wayne Starnes, Junior Class Editor; Judy Carlton, Senior Class Editor; Jackie Harrison, Features Editor; Roger Moser, Sports Editor. ACORN Advertising Staff: ROW 1: Susan Grubbs, Francie Demby-Ad¬ vertising Manager, Mike Lovelace, Peggy Caldwell. ROW 2: Wayne Starnes, Brenda Ward, Deborah McDowell, Judy Carlton, David Ford. ROW 3: Steve Williams, Kathy Kuber, Jackie Harrison, Kristie Daffinee, Cheryl Allen. ROW 4: Ronnie Ware, Julie Brown, Jane Cox, Marilyn Adkins, Roger Moser. ROW 5: James Rash, Susan Starr, Diane Helms, David Seagraves, Cindy Pringle. ROW 6: Robbie Robinson, Ramona Ayala, Sandra Grant, Tommy Clark. ROW 7: Jan Atnip, Risa Robinson, Nancy McDaniel, Zan Taylor, Holli Milner, Debbie Davis, Veronica Prather. ACORN Circulation Staff: ROW 1: Susan Grubbs, Francie Demby, David Ford—Circulation Manager, Mike Lovelace, Peggy Caldwell. ROW 2: Steve Williams, Nancy McDaniel, Brenda Ward, Deborah McDowell, Glenna Poston, Risa Robinson. ROW 3: Veronica Prather, Ramona Ayala, Jan ACORN Business Managers-David Ford, Circulation Manager; Francie Demby, Advertising Manager; Mike Lovelace, Business Manager; Steve Williams, Assistant Circulation Manager; Marsha Atnip, Jackie Harrison, Cindy Pringle, Robbie Robinson. ROW 4: Leigh Huggins, Susan Starr, David Seagraves, Marilyn Adkins. ROW 5: Zan Taylor, Sandra Grant, Holli Milner. Hannah, Assistant Publicity Manager; Nancy McDaniel, Publicity Manager. The Student Council PRESIDENT-Bruce Hager VIC E-P RESI DENT - Charlene Shipman Officers TREASURER-Boyce Cole SECRETARY-Christy Nicholson n Executive Council ROW 1: Steve Kisner, Bruce Hager, Charlene Shipman, Christy Nicholson, finee, Judy Carlton. ROW 3: Eddie Cobb, Mike Lovelace, Doug De- Boyce Cole, Roger Moser, Ricky Cook. ROW 2: Eleanor Bell, Pat Postell, Shields, Rick Huggins. Diane Sullivan, Doug Agnew, John Winded, Risa Robinson, Kristie Daf- Our hard-working Student Council officers during one of their busy planning sessions . . . 41 Student Council Representatives First Semester ROW 1: Susan Grubbs, Barbara Norman, Debbie Greene, Joyce Vann, June Hickok, Joy Bumgardner, Kathy Scarnechia, Jane Cox, Lynn Short, Peggy Caldwell. ROW 2: Jimmy Clinkscales, Johnny Stilwell, Ronnie Twitty, Vickie Sparrow, Christine Reed, Becky Smith, Vonnie Yandle, Susan Starr, Cindy Pringle, Suzanne Caughman, Shirley Carlisle, Camel¬ lia Renwick. ROW 3: Jerry Conder, Freddy Huntley, Ken Reid, Phil Simmons, Barry Morrow, Craig Randall, Myron Alderman, Chip Jack- son, Ricky Cook. ROW 1: Carolyn Phillips, Lynn Short, Jane Cox, Joyce Vann, June Hickok, Becky Smith, Susan Starr, Christine Reed, Marie Taland, Brenda Lemmond, Peggy Caldwell. ROW 2: Susan Grubbs, Ricky Cook, David Seagraves, Barry Morrow, Mike Kelly, Jimmy Clinkscales, Katherine Marrow, Cindy Pringle, Barbara Norman, Debbie Greene. ROW 3: Ken Reid, Craig Wallace, Phil Simmons, Stan Patterson, Myron Alderman, Ronnie Twitty, Johnny Stilwell, Vickie Sparrow, Jeanie Illingworth, Suz¬ anne Caughman, Camellia Renwick. Second Semester The Hi-Lite s Staff ROW 1: Jackie Harrison, News Editor; Jeanie Illingworth, Senior Editor; Marilyn Adkins, Assistant Editor; Alan Trogdon, Editor-in-chief; Shirley Carlisle, Feature Editor; Pearlene Hill; Elaine Robertson, Club Editor. ROW 2: Ted DeHart, Photographer; Doug DeShields; Jimmy Clinkscales, Social Editor; Kenny Hinson; Allison Davis, Artist. MISS POWELL, Advisor ALAN TROGDON, Editor-in-chief 43 National Honor Society ROW 1: Suzanne Caughman-Secretary, Shirley Carlisle-Treasurer, Yandle, Charlene Shipman, Eddie Cobb, Alan Trogdon, Dale Blackwell, Brenda Ward-President, Susan Grubbs-Vice-President, Mrs. Summer- Diane Calebro, Kathy Ward, Sally Holmes, Peggy Caldwell. NOT PIC- ville- Advisor. ROW 2: Glenna Poston, Judy Carlton, Cheryl Allen, Gail TURED-Chuck Cook. Future Homemakers of America SEATED: Cindy Pringle-President, Cheryl Allen-Vice-President, Gay McDonald-Secretary, Miss Carr-Advisor, Cindy Wilson, Sally Holmes, Lundy-Treasurer. STANDING: Brenda Ward, Deborah McDowell, Doris Gloria Lee. 44 ROW 1: Boyce Cole, Steve Buff, Bruce Hager, Steve Kisner, Alan Trog- Shields, Jimmy Clinkscales. ROW 3: David Martin, Tommy House, Carl don, Roger Moser, Mr. Davis-advisor. ROW 2: Ricky Cook, Wayne Ingram. Starnes, Wayne Crenshaw, Robbie Robinson, Doug Agnew, Doug De- Roger Moser-Treasurer, Steve Buff-Secretary, Boyce Cole-President, Bruce Hager-Vice-President, Steve Kisner—Sergeant-at-Arms, Alan Trogdon—Chaplain. The Key Club 45 French Club SEATED: Peggy Caldwell-President, Sandra Grant-Vice-President, Jan Atnip— Secretary, Susan Starr—Treasurer. ROW 1: Mickey Taylor, Myra Poston, Kristie Daffinee, Barbara Looper, Joy Bumgardner, Lynn Short, Denise Dellinger. ROW 2: Brenda Laney, Debbie Knight, Mike Juergen- son, Bill Spurrier, Ann-Marie Enggard, Sheila Hopper, Eleanor Turner, Mary McGrath, Christy Nicholson. ROW 3: Joel McCreary, Holli Milner, Freddy Adcock, Tim Clontz, Reid Ward, Doug Brotherton, Roger Moser, Susan Grubbs. NOT PICTURED-Miss Yelvington, Advisor. Spanish Club SEATED: Jackie Harrison-President, Robbie Robinson—Vice-President, John Windell-Secretary, Francie Demby-Treasurer, Mrs. Pedersen—Ad¬ visor. ROW 1: Brenda Gilliland, Erin Walch, Barbara Norman, Brenda Ward, Sandra Washam, Pam Franklin, Sally Holmes, Jimmy Lemmond. ROW 2: Jimmy Setter, David Seagraves, Susan Grubbs, Ann-Marie Eng¬ gard, Jeannine Robinson, Nancy Goins, Julie Brown, Linda Armstrong, Bruce Hager, Phil Simmons. ROW 3: James Rash, Johnny Ford, Myron Alderman, Billy Cochran, Jody Morris, Mike Farmer, Mike Lovelace, Gary Holt, Steve Buff, Jimmy Champion. 46 The Chaplains ' Council Susan Grubbs, President; Robbie Robinson, Vice-President; Francie Demby, Secretary; Chuck Cook, Treasurer. ROW 1: Susan Grubbs, Robbie Robinson, Francie Demby, Chuck Cook. ROW 2; Glenna Poston, Joy Bumgardner, Eleanor Bell, Ann-Marie Eng- gard, Gwen Miller, Linda Watson, Libby McCorkle, Debra Smith, Brenda Laney, Kristie Daffinee, Ann Miller, Cheryl Allen, Terry Allen. ROW 3; Miss Mackorell—Advisor, Jackie Harrison, Wanda Broome, Suzanne Put¬ nam, Debbie Knight, Martha Blackston, Linda Lawing, Mike Griffin, Gail Edwards, Linda Arbogast, Darlene Major, Rosemary Pistone. ROW 4: Cheri Solomon, Martha Cunningham, Janet Galloway, Johnny Ford, Rhonda Keever, William Brittle, Steve McCorkle, Mike Homick, Eddie Deese, Woody Mundy, Freedith Smith, Mary Page, Gloria Lee, Alan Trogdon, David Ford. 47 Red Cross ROW 1: Jean Redding, Susan Early, Glenna Poston, Sandra Link, Robbie Blalock, Lynn Ratcliffe, Diane Helms, Christy Nicholson, Freedith Smith, Anna Po rins. ROW 2: Carol Smith, Deborah Puckett, Bonnie Brunk, Judy Covll, Nancy Goins, Marie Ellis, Cheryl Mulkey, Sheila Hopper, Brenda Reynolds, Pam Barnes, Linda Taylor. ROW 3: Wanda Bryant, Myra Pos¬ ton, Debbie Caughman, Marilyn Adkins, Linda Armstrong, Patsy Jones, Shellie Davis, Ronnie Sneed, Lynn Johnson, Eleanor Turner, Kay Justice, Adelaide Verble, Ann Miller, Pam Franklin. ROW 4: Mike Robin¬ son, Donnie Cook, Jackie Harrison, Ann-Marie Enggard, Steve Williams, David Seagraves, Tony League, Warren Pearson, Carl Ingram, Eddie Cobb, Alan Trogdon, Barbara Puckett, Valerie Dixon, Ben Shivar. ROW 1: Kenny Smith, Lynda Turner, Ronnie Lane, Juanita Spence, Roberta Steele, Eddie Burgin. ROW 2: Ingrid Byrd, Karen McGuire, Leigh Carroll, Barbara Sweatman, Faith Craig, Dianne Galloway, Linda Autry. ROW 3: Mary Ellen Keathley, Carol Suggs, Marsha Rollins, Dianne Dellinger, Teresa Thompson, Doris McCall, Vonnie Warr, Dale Jordan, Chuck Averitte. ROW 4: David Henderson, Mac Ammons, Billy Sherron, James Teal, Johnny Towe, Gary Miller, Larry Thompson, Steve Rose, Wayne Sawyer. Distributive Education Club Juanita Spence, Parliamentarian; Lynda Turner, Vice-President; Roberta Steele, Secretary; Ronnie Lane, As¬ sociate President; Kenny Smith, President; Eddie Burgin, Treasurer. 49 ROW 1: Eleanor Bell President, Karen Manus-Vice-President, Sandra Grant-Secretary, Sandra Wigglesworth-Treasurer, Cheryl Alien-Chap¬ lain. ROW 2: Kathryn Marrow, Debbie Gurganus, Charlene Shipman, Joy Bumgardner, La Donna Prophet, Sandra Cabaniss, Jane Cox, Leigh Hug¬ gins, Linda Armstrong. ROW 3: Sherry Allison, Pat Postell, Julie Brown, Kathy Kuber, Holli Milner, Debbie Davis, Yvonne Lemaster, Nellie Town¬ send, Linda Ratcliffe, Jeannean Short. ROW 4: Sandra Rosser, Nancy McCray, Marsha Hannah, Shellie Davis, Risa Robinson, Nancy McDaniel, Debbie Chappell, Lynn Ratcliff, Mary Page. Girls ' Athletic Association Y-Teens ROW 1: Risa Robinson-President, Shellie Davis—Vice-President, Eleanor Bell-Secretary, Nancy McCray—Treasurer, Joy Bumgardner—Chaplain. ROW 2: Eleanor Turner, Lana Bowles,Kay Brownlee, Julie Brown, Jane Cox, Charlene Shipman, Sandra Cabaniss, Pam Franklin, Nellie Town¬ send. ROW 3: Cheryl Daffinee, Pam McIntosh, Sandra Rosser, Cindy Pringle, Ann-Marie Enggard, Pat Terrill, Jeannean Short, Sherry Allison. ROW 4: Sheila Hopper, Jeannine Robinson, Marsha Hannah, Debbie Gurganus, Mary Page, Lynn Ratcliff, Lynn Short, Diane Dellinger, Pam Bass. Philip Robinson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mike Cook, President; Rick Huggins, Vice-President; Boyce Cole, Secretary; Rick Douglas, Treasurer. Monogram Club ROW 1: Joy Bumgardner, Eleanor Bell, Charlene Shipman, Mary Page, Christy Nicholson, Sylvia Davis. ROW 2: Cheryl Allen, Marsha Hannah, Kathy Smith, Julie Brown, Shellie Davis, Nancy McCray, Cindy Pringle, Mary Keating, Sandy Atkins. ROW 3: Kay Brownlee, Sherry Goins, Nancy McDaniel, Freedith Smith, Dae Toll. ROW 4: Mr. Savage-Ad¬ visor, Jimmy Champion, James Rash, Tommy House, Chip Sloan, John Winded, Jackie Greene, Johnny Stilwell, Joe Savage, Craig Stratton. ROW 5: Jimmy Clinkscales, Doug Miller, Steve Buff, Chuck Averitte, Danny Hostetler, Larry Killian, Mike Griffin, Reggie Kerns, Steve Phillips, Chip Hough. ROW 6: Bruce Hager, Tommy Clark, Ronnie Conder, Mike Cook, Rick Huggins, Ronnie Twitty, Doug DeShields, Steve Kisner, Robbie Robinson. ROW 7: Boyce Cole, Bobby Utley, Jon Whitaker, Steve Reep, Dillon Broome, Billy Polk, Doug Agnew, Roger Moser, Mike Farmer. ROW 8: Gary Holt, Ed Chandler, Vince Walker, Jerry Deal, David Martin, Philip Robinson, Rick Douglas. ROW 9: Jimmy Barbery, Mike Lemmond, Freddy Huntley, Jerry Conder, Kenny Gordon, Myron Alderman, Philip Harper. ROW 1 (from top): Ann Miller, Rhonda Keever, Kay Justice, Sandra Link. ROW 2: Doris McDonald, Zan Taylor, Yvonne Le- master, Debbie Sloan, Pat Terrill, Sherry Safrit. ROW 3: Deborah McDowell, Marie Talant, Debbie Lambert, Jean Pender, Lana Bowles, Debbie Chappell. ROW 4: Susan Mauldwin, Martha Cunningham, Nancy Goins, Lynn Brookshire, Sylvia Davis. ROW 5: Pam McIntosh, June Kennedy, Cissy Worley, Bon¬ nie Brunk, Brenda McCannon. ROW 6: Brenda Ward, Brenda Tucker, Beverly Hendrix, Mary McGrath, Linda Taylor, Rhonda Yancey. ROW 7: Diane Calebro, Nellie Townsend, Kathy Smith, Lynne Ratcliffe, Charlene Ship- man, Delane Ratcliffe. ROW 8: Jeannean Short, Sherry Allison, Lynn Watts, Sandra Wigglesworth, Debbie Knight. Rammettes Jeannean Short, President; Sherry Allison, Vice-President; Lynn Watts, Secretary; Sandra Wigglesworth, Treasurer; Debbie Knight, Chaplain. ROW 1 (from top): Ernie Creech, James Rash, Ricky Havner, Buddy Felker. ROW 2: Ronnie Ware, Mike Kelly, Terry Allen, Toby Anderson. ROW 3: Joe Savage, Donnie Brown, Terry Welch, Carl Ingram. ROW 4: David Seagraves, Tommy Clark, Tony League, David Estridge. ROW 5: Mr. Pyatt- Advisor, Sandy Porter, Ronnie Hucks, Jim Barbery. ROW 6: Rick Douglas, Phil Harper, Jerry Conder. Ramrods Rick Douglas, President; Jerry Conder, Vice-President; Jimmy Clinkscales, Secretary-Treasurer; Phil Harper, Sergeant-at- Arms; Vince Walker, Sergeant-at-Arms. ■NDV« iV Sylvia Davis, Publicity Manager; Freedith Smith, Secretary; Jesse Robinson, Librarian; Tommy Clark, Treasurer; Linda Ratcliffe, Manager. NOT PICTURED: Pat Wood, Presi¬ dent. Advanced Choir ROW 1: Mr. White-Director, Sandra Link, Robbie Blalock, Donna Hill, Judy Covil, Jesse Robinson, An iya Porins , Pam Belk, Barbara Looper. ROW 2: Patsy Turner, Jamie Mathis, Linda Ratcliffe, Freedith Smith, David Seagraves, Ronnie Forren, Terry McCraw, Arnetta Robinson, Sylvia Davis. ROW 3: Jan Atnip, Shirley Grogan, Mike Randall, Tommy Clark, Michael Hoover, Steve Edwards, Veronica Prather, Melody Whit¬ field. 54 ROW 1: Ora Tanzy, Ann Carroll, Helen Griffin, Jackie Hufstettler, Freida Carland, Carol Smith, Marie Ellis, Suzette Bowers, Charlotte Stewart. ROW 2: Mr. White-Director, Gwynn Moore, Jennifer Shelton, Sue Mauldwin, Gail Hice, Curtis Davidson, Ben Shivar, Debbie Boulware, Debbie Earnhardt. ROW 3: Sandra Lofton, Doris McDonald, Debbie Lambert, Donna Perry, Janet Galloway, Diane Dellinger, Bobby Coggins, Don Martin, Paula Werner, Eleanor Turner, Vonnie Yandle. ROW 4: Marty Mulligan, David Dewberry, Warren Pearson, Denise Harris-Pianist. Mixed Chorus Carol Smith, President; Vonnie Yandle, Publicity Manager; Marie Ellis, Librarian; Bobby Coggins, Treasurer; Paula Werner, Secretary. 55 Drama Club SEATED: Miss Johnson—Advisor, Craig Stratton-Vice-President, Ve¬ ronica Prather-President, Leigh Caskey—Secretary, Ann Miller-Chaplain. ROW 1: Denise Dellinger, Sheran Wade, Brenda Laney, Sarah Bidgood, Linda Ratcliff, Lynn Johnson, Debbie Davis, Dianne Rhodes, Rosemary Pistone. ROW 2: OraTanzy, Terry Johnson, Kathy Kuber, Hazel McBride, Gerry Brogden, Melody Whitfield, Zan Taylor, Robbie Blalock. ROW 3: Jesse Robinson, Walter Clyburn, Donnie Preslar, Mike Bowman, Johnny Cunningham, Jim Wilson, Jimmy Lemmond. Orchestra jf i . i i ROW 1: Sandy Porter, Jody Morris, Pam Barnes, Kathy Ward, Mike Horn- Nancy Cox-Pianist, James Morris, Michael Hoover, Jackie Harrison, mick. ROW 2: Mrs. Slechta—Director, Libby McCorkle, Bonnie Hagler, Elaine Burnett, Glendora Ealey, Ed Long. 56 Harding High Marching Band BAND MEMBERS (in alphabetical order): Fred Adcock, Jacob Ander¬ son, Martha Blackston, David Blount, Richard Brittle, William Brittle, Sammy Cadieau, Billy Cochran, Chuck Cook, Larry Cook. Nancy Cox, Buddy Felker, Randy Goforth, Sandra Grant, Billy Grass, Mike Hoover, Tommy House, Gene Huntley, Pat Hurley, Kathy James, Larry Johnson, Mike Juergenson, Robbie Juergenson, Danny Lewis, Joel McCreary, Randy Martin, Holli Milner, James Morris, Sam Pistone, Pat Raby, Delane Ratcliffe, David Reuschling, Gaylord Richardson, Mike Robinson, Butch Ross, Henry Rucker, Gary Schneider, Meredith Sparrow, Marie Taland, Patricia Thompson, Carl Turner, Ronnie Ware, Lynn Watts, David Williams, Susan Wray. Diane Sullivan-Head Majorette, Nancy McDaniel-Head Flag Carrier, Randy Go- forth-Drum Major, Marsha Hannah-Head Lettergirl, Gail Yandle-Head of Rhythm- ettes. 57 Lettergirls Cheryl Allen, Marsha Hannah-head, Kathy Smith, Julie Brown, Shellie Davis, Nancy McCray, Cindy Pringle, Mary Keating, Sandy Atkins. Flag Carriers Kay Brownlee, Sherry Goins, Nancy McDaniel-head, Freedith Smith, Dae Toll. 58 Rhythmettes Debbie Knight—co-head, Gail Yandle—head, Judy Carlton—co-head. ROW glesworth, Debbie Greene, Linda Lindsay, Jean Redding, Sally Holmes, 1: Cindy Wilson, Rosetta Fleming, Pam Franklin, Joyce Vann, Linda Lorraine Walker, Shelia Abernathy, Diane Helms. Bailes, Gwynn Moore, Lynn Ratcliffe, Kathy James. ROW 2: Sandra Wig- In its first year at Harding, the unique drill team added much to the half-time shows at the football games. -Tit • 59 Majorettes Kathy Hoke, Karen McMurray, Celia Renwick, Nancy Deese—co-head, Diane Sullivan-head, Elaine Robertson, Dale Blackwell, Sandra Cabaniss. J. V. Cheerleaders June Hickok, Jeannine Robinson—head, Lynn Short, Debbie Freeman, Becky Smith, Vonnie Yandle, Barri Little. 60 Sylvia Davis, Christie Nicholson, Charlene Shipman-co-head, Debbie Chappell-head, Mary Page, Eleanor Bell, Joy Bum- gardner. Varsity Cheerleaders 61 62 A THLETICS 63 Athletics—The Spirit Athletics sets the pace at Harding. The won-lost record of the Rams visibly affects the atmosphere of the school. When we see Jackie Greene gracefully rifle a touchdown pass or James Houston slip and slither through three defenders and drop in a lay-up, we are proud. When we see Jimmy Strickland reverse and pin his man in ten seconds flat, when we see a double-play ball move like lightning from Douglas to Utley to Cole, we are proud, and we leap to our feet to cheer. When we win a close game on Friday night, there are proud faces on Monday morning; the outcome of the game determines the pace of the school. In a sense, athletics is Harding’s biggest form of student expression. When Bill Davis crouches on the starting blocks, there are no teachers, principals, or coaches on the blocks with him. When Tom House puts his toe on the rubber and studies the batter, there are no textbooks to tell him how to pitch. Our athletes have perhaps been guided indirectly by teachers and textbooks, but at game time, our boys are on their own. Athletics might also be called the showcase of Harding. Our school is judged by the efforts of our athletes. As Joe Savage passes a green-shirted runner on the cross-country course, it is a victory of Harding’s discipline and endurance over that of Myers Park. As the referee’s hand drops and Mike Yancey and his opponent cautiously circle the mat, a battle is set—not only a battle between Yancey and the boy in red tights, but also a battle between Harding and South Mecklenburg. No matter what Harding’s record may be, the love of a team representing the ideals of our school binds us together. Through loss and through victory, the Rams have kept their feet on the ground and have never given up. Coach Bill Cordell, Athletic Director 64 And Pacesetter Of Harding 65 1967 Ram Football Team Team Mascot MIKE ENGLAND (pictured with team) CAPTAINS-Mike Cook, Boyce Cole, Philip Robinson Football Awards Ram of the Year—Bruce Hager, Sportsmanship-Mike Cook, Best Back—Jackie Greene, Best Defensive Player—Greg Richardson, Best Lineman—Mike Yancey, Best Receiver—Ken Reid. COACHES—Mr. Crawford, Mr. Savage-head coach, Mr. Cordell. ROW 1: Agnew, Barwick, Yancey, Hostetler, Gordon, Mike England- mascot, Cook, Stilwell, Robinson, Deal, Whitaker. ROW 2: Holt, Martin, D. Reid, Maultsby, Farmer, Randall, Audrey, K. Reid, Lemmond, E. Robinson. ROW 3: Clark-manager, Stratton, Massey, Stewart, Moser, DeShields, Hager, Huggins, Chandler, D. Robinson, Harper—Manager ROW 4: Reep, Crosby, Cole, Kisner, Greene, Buff, Richardson, Davis, Evans. Senior Rams Doug Agnew, Guard Ed Chandler, Flankerback Boyce Cole, Fullback Mike Cook, Bill Davis, Jerry Deal, Doug DeShields, Otis Evans, Kenny Gordon, Center Tailback Guard Tailback Tackle Guard Jackie Greene, Bruce Hager, Gary Holt, Danny Hostetler, Rick Huggins, Mike Lemmond, Quarterback Tailback Tight End Guard Wingback Split End David Martin, William Massey, Roger Moser, Steve Reep, Donnie Reid, Greg Richardson, Tackle Wingback Split End Fullback Tackle Fullback Ernie Robinson, Philip Robinson, Johnny Stilwell, Craig Stratton, Jon Whitaker, Mike Yancey, Tight End Guard Center Tight End Guard Guard 67 Quarterback Greene And they praise Bear Bryant because he can walk on water . . . “Hey! 1 can hear the ocean!” Harding’s 1967 football team began the season as the top- ranked team in our conference. Even though our record doesn’t show it, we had the coaches, players, and desire that a great team needs. Our team was great, as a run-down of the games shows: In the first game of the season, senior Bruce Hager returned a 91-yard kickoff to tie Harding with West Charlotte, 26—26. Mike Yancey and Greg Richardson led the defense as the Rams, eager for their first win, easily crushed Olympic, 33-0. September 21 was a bad night for the Rams, as they were de¬ feated, 42—6, by archrival West Mecklenburg. North, then the city’s number one team, beat the mighty Rams by only a touchdown. Hager made his longest run of the season, a 93—yard kickoff return to make the final score 14 6. Senior quarterback Jackie Greene had a hand in all of Hard¬ ing’s scores against South, throwing two TD passes and running for the other six points. Phil Robinson’s two extra points evened the score at 20—20, as the Rams tied the number two team in the state. Before . . . After . . . Because of a knee injury, fullback Boyce Cole participated in only the first four games. Leads Gridiron Team In what The Charlotte News called “a strange game.” HHS bombed the Second Ward Tigers, 21—7. Against Myers Park, Ken Reid and Robert Ardrey scored on long passes from Greene; however, the ‘Stangs whipped the Rams, 26—14. Even though Greene threw four TD passes and set a school record by throwing 393 yards in one game, it wasn’t enough to stop Division Seven leader Ashley. It was a 33—24 heartbreak for the Rams. On our homecoming night, East handed the Rams a 19—6 loss. Ken Reid made Harding’s lone touchdown. In the Ram’s last game, Greene threw four touchdown pass¬ es, but the tough Asheville Maroons scored one more touchdown to defeat the Rams, 41—33. Our great team’s not—so—great record does not show the tre¬ mendous experience that the devoted players received. As South Carolina Coach Paul Dietzel told the Rams at the Football Ban¬ quet in February, “If you accept a challenge, do your very best, and never relent, even a losing season contains a wealth of pride and fun.” Bruce Hager, “Ram of the Year”, in action. 69 Varsity Basketball COACHES-Mr. Campbell (head) and Mr. Pyatt. CAPTAINS-Rick Douglas, Bobby Utley, Doug DeShields, Tommy House, James Houston. ROW 1: Foster, Utley, Robinson, Sarratt, Douglas, Talley. ROW 2: Mr. Pyatt (assistant coach), Kisner, Reid, House, Reuschling, Wade, Houston, Wil- more, Ardrey, DeShields, Mr. Campbell (head coach). 70 Ram Cagers In Action Mr. Pyatt must have blown up the basketball again ... The basketball team started off like a charging Ram, winning their first four in a row by defeating Country Day, Garinger, top-ranked Independence, and South. Perhaps our most grati¬ fying win was at West Mecklenburg, as we trampled our old “You guys can play if you want to.” rivals, 75—68. James Houston, Rick Douglas, Bobby Utley, and Ken Reid, along with other Ram cagers, helped to compile the team’s 10— 10 record. Varsity Wrestling ROW 1: Chandler, Stilwell, Patterson, Huntley, Brown, Savage. ROW 2: 3: Digh, Pistone, Pritchard, Deal, Dycus, Farmer, D. Strickland, Evans, Randall, Reid, Holt, Yancey, J. Strickland, Cook. Welch, Alderman. ROW Setter, Felker, Hoover, W. Wilson, J. Wilson, Gordon, Daniels. CAPTAINS-Mike Cook and Jimmy Strickland COACHES—Mr. Davis and Mr. Savage (head) 72 G rap piers Show Their Stuff “Tell me later, Gary—somebody’s looking.” The Harding “Tigers in Tights” were a bright spot in Hard¬ ing’s sports year. We had a team full of powerful wrestlers who swept opponents off their feet and left them on their backs. Mike Cook, Stan Patterson, Ed Chandler, Fred Huntley, Donnie Brown, Steve Phillips, Mike Yancey, and Otis (Big 0) Evans had especially successful seasons. Countless hours of perfecting moves and holds plus the de¬ sire of defending our conference championship led us to a re¬ soundingly victorious year. SEASON RECORD In compiling their 8—2 record, the wrestling team posted wins over West Mecklenburg, Olympic, Country Day, Garinger, South, Independence, North, and Hunter Huss. Their only loss¬ es were to East and Myers Park. “If this dandruff treatment doesn’t work, nothing will!” “C’mon, Otis-wake up!” 73 Baseball Team — . r -y -r V ..yjjjrjB w 9 If ROW 1: Utley, Griffin, Kisner, Buff, Porter, Douglas. ROW 2: Reep, Cole, DeShields, Koerber, Miller. ROW 3: Twitty, Greene, House. COACH- Mr. Crawford Last year, Harding’s version of the Gashouse Gang hit, stole, and fielded their way to a 14—4 record. We lost only a few players through graduation and Harding fans enjoyed anotherexciting season this year. Steve Buff, Rick Douglas, Steve Kisner, Jackie Greene, and Bobby Utley were among the players who sharpened their spikes for the new season. 74 Returning Senior Sluggers CLOCKWISE: Boyce Cole, Infielder; Doug DeShields, Catcher; Rick Douglas, Infielder; Jackie Greene, Pitcher; Tommy House, Pitcher; Tommy Koerber, Outfielder; Doug Miller, Outfielder; Steve Reep, Catcher; Ronnie Twitty, Pitcher; Bobby Utley, in¬ fielder. 75 Clinkscales, Rash, Robinson, Alderman, Whitaker. Tennis Track ROW 1. Barbery, Hager, Davis, Broome, Greene, D. Robinson, League, Schlagowsky. ROW 2: Tankersley, Beaty, Barwick, Biddix, Kelley, Hag- ler, Averitte. ROW 3: Chesson, Richardson, Outz, Wooten Cottingham, Team Team Poston, Sanders, Brittle, Richardson, Mulligan, Stratton. ROW 4: J. Robin¬ son, Hucks, Muehl, Anderson, Fleming, Cooke, Brotherton, Spurrier, Kin- ley. ROW 1: Beaty, Barbery, Savage, Wooten, Brittle. ROW 2: Anderson, Outz, Sanders, Mulligan, Cobb, Richardson. Cross-Country Team Golf Team Sloan, Biggers, Crenshaw, Bowler, Windell, S. Conder, J. Conder, Baker. 77 Track Coaches- Mr. Cordell (head) and Mr. Morgan Golf Coach- Mr. Savage Cross-country Coach- Mr. Campbell J.V. Baseball Coach- Mr. Pyatt Tennis Coach- Mr. Davis ROW 1: Monaghan, Cottingham, Pearson, Whitley, Copeland, T. Muehl, Ramsey, McClurkin, Shaver, Griffin, Quan.. ROW 4: Crenshaw, Morris, Frazier, Cochrane. ROW 2: Furr, Champion, Ross, Clawson, Wilson, Kerns, Conder, Hucks, Wingate, Jackson, Cook, Koerber, McCorkle. Meeks, Powell, Martin, Eberhart. ROW 3: B. Muehl, Broome, Allison, J. V. Football FOOTBALL AWARDS: Best Back-Chip Jackson, Best Lineman- Kerry Meeks SEASON RECORD: Four wins, six losses CAPTAINS-Eric Koerber and Wayne Crenshaw COACHES-Mr. Jennings (head) and Mr. Davis Peek-a-boo!! SEASON RECORD: Twelve wins, eight losses COACH-Mr. Pyatt J. V. Basketball ROW 1: Hannah—manager, Dewalt, Anderson, Douglas, Clyburn, Cook. ROW 2: Darnell, Helms, D. Robinson, Johnson, Bouler, Tracy, Richardson, Mr. Pyatt—coach. 80 ROW 1: F errell, R. Suttle, Little, Aughtery, Marley, Atkinson, Muehl. ROW 2: E. Suttle, Cottingham, Robinson, Brotherton, Monaghan, Mor¬ row, Ward, Jones. ROW 3: Freeland, Morris, Biggers, Taylor, Pearson, Weatherman, Copeland, Lewis, Edwards, Walch. J. V. Wrestling COACH-Mr. Davis The junior varsity wrestlers were a pack of heavily-sweat- shirted young Rams who spent their winter months learning the trade of our defending conference champions. Wayne Atkinson, Robbie Little, Reid Ward, and Ted Biggers were among our best J. V. wrestlers. 81 82 CLASSES 83 CHERYL ALLEN Vice-President PAT POSTELL Secretary ROGER MOSER President RICK DOUGLAS Treasurer MISS KATHERINE HINSON Advisor The Senior Class We, as seniors, are nearing the end of a path. The journey has been rough, but we, the class of ’68, have made it! We endured the necessary year as lowly sophomores. We tiptoed around, learning the ins and outs of Harding. Assem¬ blies, athletics, and clubs soon filled our thoughts. Meanwhile, our ever-enduring teachers were quietly prodding us to take steps toward maturity. Next, we skipped through our “in-between year.” We yell¬ ed at pep rallies, participated in the Talent Show, put up Christmas decorations, helped in Cuties and Capers, danced to the music of the Tams, and planned a colorful Junior-Senior Prom. Whew! We completed our junior year in record time. As seniors, we are the pace setters. Bruce Hager is out in front as Student Council president. Leaders in athletics in¬ clude Greene, Cole, Hostetler, Utley, Douglas, Cook, Houston, Gordon, and Stilwell. Alan Trogdon runs the Harding Hi-Lites. Randy Goforth manipulates the high-stepping Harding High Band. In the race to choose our most beautiful girl, it is difficult to pick only one. Sylvia Davis is our Homecoming Queen and a Senior Beauty. Our other Senior Beauty is Sandra Kassin. Diane Hucks reigns as Miss Harding. As this year is ending, we feel a tinge of sadness. Slowly we come, and quickly we go—proud to claim Harding as our Alma Mater. 84 We Are Seniors At Last! Doug Agnew Helen Kay Alford Cheryl Allen Sherry Elaine Allison Sandra L. Atkins Chuck Averitte Pamela Lee Bass Pamela Lou Belk Eleanor Bell Christy Dale Blackwell Roberta Lea Blalock David Blount 85 Joe Braswell Pattie Breen Linda Brezeale Gerry Ann Brogden Wanda Broome Kay Brownlee Eddie Burgin Elaine Burnette Sandra Cabaniss Margaret Coulter Caldwell Wanda Diane Calebro Shirley Campbell Seniors 86 Seniors Shirley Hastings Carlisle Judith Ann Carlton Diana Leigh Carroll Suzanne Caughman Edward Lamar Chandler Debbie Chappell Theresa Lynn Clark James Thomas Clark Jimmy Clinkscales Eddie Cobb Boyce William Cole Judy Ann Collins Seniors Sylvia Sue Comer Jerry Conder Charles M. Cook Mike Cook Larry Danny Cooke Judy Carol Covil Faith Gail Craig Ernie Creech Dwight Crowe Kristie Lynn Daffinee Shelley Davis Sylvia Davis William Floyd Davis Jerry Clyde Deal Donna Kay Deaton Nancy Lee Deese Francie A. Demby George Douglas DeShields Rick Douglas Bob Dycus 88 Seniors Evette Faulkenberry Frank M. Felker Daniel M. Fincher Danny Ford David Paul Ford Pamela Gaye Franklin David Freeman Gwynn Garrison Marcia Ann Godfrey Mary Katherine Goforth Randy Lee Goforth Cheryl Veronica Goins 89 Sandra Kassin And Sylvia Davis Are Elected Senior Beauties Kenneth L. Gordon, Jr. William Herbert Grass Karen Grayson Nancy Jo Green John Ray Greene, III Shirley Marie Grogan Susan Elaine Grubbs Pat Quinn Debbie Gurganus Bruce Hager Marsha Louise Hannah Dale Hargett Seniors 90 Seniors Phillip Gerald Harper Troyce Harmon Jackie Harrison Jerry Helms Donna Hill Deborah Patricia Hilton Valinda Beale Hinson Sally Holmes Gary Holt Danny Lamar Hostetler Tommy House Claudia Jean Howell SOMEHOW We Complete Our Term Papers 91 Seniors Diane Hucks Karen Hucks Richard M. Huggins Charles Hunsuck Carl Ingram Wanda Diane Jackson Lola Jenkins Helen Irene Johnson Sandra Kay Kassin Mary Catherine Keating Larry Eugene Killian Kenneth M. Knight Vicky Huskey Johnson Jimmy Jones Mary Jane Johnson John Randy Jones Thomas Gary Koerber Brenda Gayle Laney Edward Harvey Lavin Gloria Vane Lee 92 Seniors Yvonne Lemaster Michael H. Lemmond Norman David Lewis Mike Link Fredrick Lee Lowder Ruby Lutz Ginni Maness Bonnie Karen Manus Ruth Lloyd Ed Long Michael Hugh Lovelace Alice Love 93 Seniors Nancy Jo McDaniel David V. McDonald Doris Wanda McDonald Wayne McDowell Karen Lynette McGuire Karen McMurray Chuck Means Anne Miller Doug Miller Lois Deborah Morgan James Morris Roger Moser Sandra Jean Mullis Rita Ann Murphy Karen Diane Newell Jack Lee Newell Peggy Ann O’Neal John Outen Mac Outz Mary Jane Page Charles Edward Patterson Nancy Marie Peavy Rosemary Pistone Eddie Plattenburger 95 Seniors Seniors Clyde William Polk Anna Porins Pat Posted Glenna Donnell Poston Veronica Prather Cynthia Catherine Pringle William F. Pritchard LaDonna Rana Prophet Brenda Elaine Pruett Kerry Kevin Quan Carl Bryan Raby Linda Kay Ratcliff Steve Herschel Reep Donnie Ray Reid Camellia Renwick David Reuschling Margaret Diane Rhodes Jesse James Robinson Mary Ellen Robinson Mike Robinson 96 Seniors Phillip S. Robinson Risa Bell Robinson Sandra Jean Rosser David Russ Charlene Shipman Jeannean Olivia Short Claude Braddum Sikes Wendy Allyn Simpson Allen Eugene Smith Freedith Smith Katherine Olivia Smith Kenny H. Smith Ronnie Sneed Sarah M. Solomon Roberta Steele John Alexander Stilwell 97 Seniors Phyllis Jean Stowe Craig Stratton Jimm y Strickland Diane Sullivan Bruce Talley Larry Tarlton Zandriana Taylor Danny Thompson Dae Frances Toll Nellie Faye Townsend Paul Alan Trogdon Linda Sue Turner Susan Grubbs And Mike Lovelace Are National Merit Semi-Finalists 98 Ronald David Twitty Bobby Utley Kenneth Wayne Victory Mike Vinson Vincent Walker Jackie Sandra Washam Brenda Wylene Ward Kathy Paula Ward Terry Lynn Welch Martha Marie Werden Jon H. Whitaker Melody Joy Whitfield Graduation Causes Tears Of Joy And Sadness 99 Seniors Sandra Jean Wigglesworth Butch Wilkinson David L. Williams Gary Williams Cindy Wilson James LeRoy Wilson Patricia Dawn Wood Robert Mike Yancey Lynda Gail Yandle 100 The Acorn Salutes UNSUNG HERO AND HER 01NE DONNIE REID SUZANNE CAUGHMAN Each year, Harding has several students who do more than their share of work for the school, but are seldom rec¬ ognized for their efforts. Two Harding seniors have been chosen as the first Unsung Hero and Heroine to appear in a Harding yearbook. Donnie Reid and Suzanne Caughman truly deserve this honor. Donnie was one of few sophomores chosen to play varsity football and has been one of the squad’s most dependable play¬ ers ever since. He has further demonstrated his athletic ability on the wrestling team. Much of the success of the 1967 Junior-Senior Prom can be attributed to Donnie’s hard work; he constructed the platform and other props and has willingly offered his services to do every¬ thing from building scenery for the choir’s musical comedy to carting cheerleaders all over town to get watermelons for the football players. An energetic and enthusiastic student, Donnie has certainly been an asset to Harding. Suzanne, a girl of many talents and abilities, also has contrib¬ uted much to school life. A brilliant student, she was inducted in¬ to the Honor Society in her junior year and has been a member of the French Club and the Student Council. She has spent long hours soliciting ads and doing other te¬ dious, but necessary, jobs for the Acorn. In English 12, she vol¬ untarily led the class in the devising of an English timeline. Be¬ sides this, Suzanne did a great deal of work in the preparation of the Student Directory. Versatility and ability—these are words that describe Suzanne, one of Harding’s most outstanding stu¬ dents. The Acorn staff extends sincerest congratulations to Donnie and Suzanne. 101 LF.IGH CASKEY, Secretary MR. MARTIN SHUFORD, Advisor The Junior Class To us. the members of the Junior Class of Harding High School, being a junior is like being in the middle of a ladder. No longer are we on the bottom rung of the sophomores, but on the middle rung, which signifies that we are, at last, upperclass¬ men. We have worked toward arid achieved excellence, both in the schoolroom and on the athletic field. All of us tried to partici¬ pate in some way. Many juniors, such as Ardrey, Buff, Kisner, Reid and Savage played on various athletic teams. Others, in¬ cluding Alderman, Pistone, and Ware promoted spirit at half¬ time by playing in the band. Others joined clubs and organiza¬ tions to help stimulate extracurricular activities. We participated in many school-wide activities: on special occasions we helped to decorate the school; during Spirit Week, we won first prize for the best-decorated building. The class elect¬ ed Julie Brown as our class beauty. We worked hard at Cuties and Capers, the Talent Show, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Being a junior is like being in the middle of a ladder. We have seen the progress we have made as we climbed from the rank of sophomores, but we also see that we must work much harder to reach the top seniorship at Harding High School. 102 Upperclassmen! f Marilyn Adkins Myron Alderman James Allen Terry Allen David Allison Jacob Anderson Toby Anderson Robert Ardrey Linda Armstrong Jo Ann Atkins Jan Atnip Linda Aughtry Ramona Ayala Linda Bailes Donnie Bailey Cathy Barber Jim Barbery Tommy Barnes 103 Juniors Wanda Bass Thomas Bates Arthur Beaty Billy Beckham Odell Bell Constance Bennett Ivah Bentley Gene Biddix Sarah Bidgood Ted Biggers Janice Blackmon Martha Blackston Charles Blackwell Susie Blackwell Floyd Bost Ted Bost Suzette Bowers Richard Brittle Juniors William Broome Donnie Brown Julie Brown Glen Bryant Steve Buff Joy Bumgarner Dale Burgess Debbie Butler Cindy Byrant Dianne Carlisle Rita Carlton Leigh Caskey Jimmy Champion Bonnie Clark Mike Clark Margaret Clyburn Billy Cochran Steve Conder 105 College Boards Ahead. .. Kathy Cook Sharma Cornelius Jane Cox Nancy Cox Wayne Crenshaw Marcia Crosby Debbie Davis Susan Davis William Deans Ted DeHart Shonah Denaux David Dewberry Barry Digh Martha Doster Brenda Douglas Diana Douglas Ray Drum Steve Dunaway Juniors 106 . .. 1600, Here We Come! Debbie Duncan Susan Dunn Susan Earley Gail Edwards Marie Ellis David Estridge Mike Farmer Johnny Ford Wendy Ford Ronnie Forren Larry Foster Joe Furr Dianne Galloway Brenda Gilliland Lisa Goforth Nancy Goins Sandra Grant Debbie Greene jfl A ' 1 Jm - ' ' Cm L - WM. I WM | Hj §f©nt] ■■ 7,.V, Juniors 107 Juniors Robert Greene Eric Gregory Karen Hager Mike Hagler Brenda Hamrick Denise Hargett Rick Havner Pam Heath Diane Helms Gary Helms Kathy Hoke Brenda Holt Sherry Honeycutt Pat Hoover Mike Hopkins Chip Hough Ronnie Hucks Donna Hudson 108 Harold Huffling Leigh Huggins Gene Huntley Ronald Irby Kathy James Linda Jay Martha Johnson Lynn Johnson Mike Jones Dale Jordan Robbie Juergensen Kaye Justice Mike Kelly Reggie Kerns Cheryl King Richard King Steve Kisner Debbie Knight Juniors 109 Juniors Shine During Spirit Week Tommy Knight Kathy Kuber Debbie Lambert Ronnie Lane David Lankford Steve Larkin Linda Lawing Lynn Lawson Linda Lindsay Sandra Link James Logan Barbara Looper Diane Mahaley Billy Martin Randy Martin Evelina Mason Jamie Mathis Sue Maultsby Juniors 110 Juniors Doris McCall Libby McCorkle Mack McCuen Deborah McDowell Larry McMillan Gary Miller Holli Milner Gwen Moore Sylvia Moore Sandra Morgan Jody Morris Ricky Morris Susie Morris Tom Mullis Debbie Neely Kay Nichols Christie Nicholson Billy Parham Junior-Senior Time Again in Malinda Parks Stan Patterson Pat Paty Catherine Pendergrass Donna Peneger Eddie Pettus Carolyn Phillips Steve Phillips Sam Pistone Sandy Porter Sylvia Price Suzanne Putnam Craig Randall Mike Randall James Rash Lynn Ratcliff Donald Ray Frankie Ray Juniors 112 Our Junior Beauty- Miss Julia Brown Jean Redding Donna Reid Ken Reid Brenda Reynolds Mike Rhyne Beth Richey Janice Robertson Donald Robinson Robbie Robinson Marsha Rollins Butch Ross Linda Russell Pat Sanders Larry Sarratt Joe Savage Paul Schlagowsky Gary Schneider Bobby Scruggs Juniors 113 Juniors David Seagraves Jim Setter Ann Sifford Betty Simpson Chip Sloan Vicki Smith Cheri Soloman Keith Sparks Meredith Sparrow Vickie Sparrow Shirley Spencer Gary Spikes Wayne Starnes Susan Starr Dinah Steele Charlot te Stewart Billy Sullivan Eddie Suttle Connie Swann Barbara Sweatman Danny Tankersly Doris Taylor Teresa Taylor James Teal 114 Juniors Patricia Thompson Patsy Turner Diane Williams John Windell Teresa Thompson Joyce Vann Linda Williams Daryll Wingate Della Tinsley Erin Walch Steve Williams Paulette Wise Jerry Todd Ronnie Ware James Wilmore Libby Wood Lewis Tucker Vonnie Warr Willie Wilson Barbara Wright Randy Tucker Elizabeth Warren Bobby Winchester 115 JEANNINE ROBINSON Vice-President LYNN SHORT Secretary RICKY COOK President DOUG BROTHERTON Treasurer The Sophomore Class Another year for a class of Harding tenth graders has come to a close. Most of us gladly walk away from the inevitable title of “punky sophomore.” In September, we came through the doors of Harding, full of hopes, alt hough more often than not we used the wrong doors. After nine months, we have learned and accept¬ ed the fact that only sophomores say and do the wrong things. As we look back over the past year, we recall many fond memories. Our excellent J. V. football, basketball, and baseball teams made us proud; Koerber, Jackson, Cook, Dewalt, and Douglas—all made great contributions to the sports scene. We chose Vonnie Yandle as Sophomore Beauty and worked long and hard on ourCuties and Capers skit. Probably the best part of coming to Harding was the prospect of the new friendships and experiences. Although we were the low men on the totem pole, it was not so bad. After all, we are only sophomores once. 116 Sophomores Sheila Abernathy Larry Adams Richard Adams Tom Adams Freddie Adcock Jerry Akins Gene Alexander Pat Alexander Andy Anthony Judy Armstrong Wayne Atkinson Butch Aughtry Mike Ayers Debbie Bailey Brenda Baker Judy Baker Nick Baker Elizabeth G. Ballard Pam Barnes Vanessa Bell Frances Blackburn Suzie Blackburn Vickie Blackburn Lisa Bolick David Bolton Susan Bost Deborah Boulware Lana Bowles Mike Bowman Faye Anne Braddy 117 New School, New Faces, New Problems Vernard Brannon Jack Brisson William Brittle Lynn Brookshire Doug Brotherton Jerry Brown Bonnie Brunk Virginia Bryan Wanda Bryant Marsha Burch Peggy Burks Sharon Byars Diane Byrum Suzanne Byrum William Caddell Ernie Caldwell Debbie Campbell Thelma Canty Freida Carland Wylie Carland Dianne Carlisle Larry Carpenter Debby Caughman Tom Causey Eugenia Cavasin Sophomores 118 Bobby Chesson Angelia Clark Hazel Clawson Tim Clontz Jeff Cochrane Janet Coker Steven Collins Donnie Cook Lynda Cook Ricky Cook Mike Copeland Marlene Cottingham Marvin Cottingham Bobby Cowick Jane Crenshaw Elaine Crump Martha Cunningham Cheryle Daffinee Steve Darnell Sylvester Davenport Myra Davidson Allison Davis Gordon Davis Van Dawson Dorthea Deese Sophomores 119 Edward Deese Denise Dellinger Donna Dellinger Diana Dixon Valerie Dixon Mike Dotson Danny Douglas Murray Darris Pat Dzurik Glendora Ealey Debra Earnhardt Sylvia Earnhardt Joel Eberhardt Tommy Eddens Steve Edwards Donald Elwood Mike Eubanks Betty Jean Evans Ricky Ferrell Calvin Fleming Pat Ford Johnny Frazier Mike Freeland Myra Freeland Debbie Freeman Wanda Frye Yvette Gabbard Janet Galloway Lynda Garner Robert Gill Carol Godfrey Kay Gordon Cornelia Graham Robert Graham Helen Griffin Sophomores 120 Teresa Griffen Vickie Griffith Bonny Hagler Linda Hamrick Marcia Harrington Denise Harris Shannon Harris Tony Hartman Tommy Hayes Loretta Helms Steve Helms Beverly Hendrix June Hickock Gayle Hice Billy Hoare Mike Homick Bud Hucks Jackie Huffstickler James Hunsuck Ricky Hunter Pat Hurley Allan Husband Myra Ingram Chip Jackson Ruby Jackson Terry Johnson Larry Johnston Carole Jones Dickie Jones Mike Juergensen Rhonda Keaver June Kennedy Vernon Kinley Robert Kirk Tonya Kirkley Sophomores 121 Sophomores Eric Koerber Alice Lambert Berta Lane Linda Lanier Debbie Lankford Brenda Lefler Belinda Lemmond Jimmy Lemmond Doug Lewis Diane Lindsay Linda Linker Barri Little Robbie Little Sandra Lofton Esther Lofton Ricky Lowe Robert McMillian Darlene Major Annette Malcome Barbara Malcom Max Marley David Martin Donald Martin Thelma Mason Fred Massey 122 Vonnie Yandle Is Sophomore Beauty Susan Mauldin Terry Mays Tom McArver Brenda McCannon Gene McCorkle Steve McCorkle Joel McCreary David McFarlin Tommy McGee Mary McGrath Shelia McGuire Pam McIntosh Barbara McKay Estelle McNair Betty Meade Jerry Melton Sandra Melton Delphine Mickle Kathy Millen Gwen Miller Janie Miller Debbie Mills Joyce Mitchell Butch Mixson Eddie Monoghan Sophomores 123 Sophomores Connie Moore Lynne Moore Barry Morrow Steve Morrow Brian Muehl Torsten Muehl Cheryl Mulkey Jimmie Mullis Wanda Mullis Marty Mulligan Woody Mundy Roger Nash Jan Neese Donna Nettles Barbara Norman Gary O’Dell Virginia Odle Rita Oxendine Roxie Oxendine Debby Parham Geraldine Patton Kitty Paxton Dale Payne Warren Pearson Jean Pender Doris Pettis Patricia Pharr Cindy Pickel Donnie Pilolla Randy Polk Myra Poston Spencer Poston Jackie Poteat Richard Powell Donnie Preslar 124 Robert Pritchard Barbara Puckett Deborah Ann Puckett Tim Quan Betti Quinn Patricia Raby Roy Ramsey Delane Ratcliffe Christine Reed Dan Reep Linda Reese Ken Reid Freddie Rhew Patty Richards Gaylord Richardson Sandra Robertson Gary Robinson Jeannean Robinson Marietta Robinson Phillis Robinson Ted Ross Henry Rucker Laura Russell Sharon Safrit Kathy Scamechia Sammy Shaver Jimmy Shaw Terry Shaw Deborah Shelton Ben Shivar Lynn Short Nancy Shoupe Leslie Shumate Phil Simmons Debbie Sloan Sophomores 125 It Is True Almost Juniors! • • • Becky Smith Colleen Smith Carol Smith Debbie Smith Frances Smith Tony Smith Johnny Spinks Bill Spurrier Doug Stephens Wanda Stratton Richard Suttle Robert Sweet Marie Taland Ora Tanzy Gary Taylor Linda Taylor Mickey Taylor Clydene Teague Pat Terril Carolyn Thomas Patsy Thompson Herbert Toll Shelia Towe Billy Tracy Tommy Tracy Sophomores 126 Sophomores Brenda Tucker Eleanor Turner Jimmy Tuttle Diane Tyson Adelaide Verble Steve Vincent Sheron Wade Louie Walch Tommy Walden Lorraine Walker Jerry Wallace Donna Walters Reid Ward Larry Watson Linda Watson Paris Watt Lynn Watts Eddie Weatherman Paula Werner Bobby White Gerald Whitley Mary Wiggins Johnny Williams Debbie Williams Glenn Wingate 127 Jerry Wood Cissy Worley Susan Wray Rhonda Yancey Brenda Yandle 128 . . . 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You might find a job with a future waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. Compliments of WOOLWORTH’S 302 I Freedom Drive Charlotte, N. C. ZrE dreerte JMseif (Ears New and Used Cars Phone 399-9421 SOD5 WILKINSON BLVD. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of PLANTATION GRILL AND RESTAURANT 2426 West Morehead Compliments of WILSON LEWITH MACHINERY CORPORATION 138 WILMORE SHELL SERVICE 228 W. Boulevard 375-9189 Greetings from JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY A four-year college of liberal arts offering majors in: Biology, Chem¬ istry, Economics, Elementary Education, English, French, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education and Sociology. A three-year School of Theology which awards the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. R. P. PERRY President GORDON ' S CLEANERS 2517 Westerly Hills Drive 399-7013 A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration 139 SmiNo.-feoi iHonogrmns MANY STYLES AND SIZES Mention Your School and Get A Ten Per Cent Discount SmNo,-585 EMBROIDERY SERVICE 5459 Wilkinson Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Phone 392-4097 Shu No. - 80 Phone JA 3-1822 Nite JA 3-0217 LOVELY CORSAGES AND “Tuxedos—Dinner Jackets and all accessories for rent” HOUSE OF FLOWERS Member F.T.D. Sedgefield Shopping Center CHARLOTTE, N. C. Frank Griffin, Owner Ice Skating, CHARLOTTE COLISEUM Watch local paper for dates ASP Cares . . . About You! 140 GENE § JIMMY’S AMERICAN SERVICE Ashley Rd. 1-85 Charlotte. N. C. Phone 399-9246 Road Service 6 AM to I 0PM JAMES FOOD STORE 2124 Ashley Rood Phone 399-9236 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of GRIER ' S FUNERAL HOME 2310 Statesville Ave. 332-7109 SUPER MARKETS, me. 141 Swain s Charcoal Steak House 1800 West Morehead Street 332-2414 CRAWFORD ' S HOMEROOM MISS POWELL ' S HOMEROOM CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! From Margie and Jimmy Eaton MR. BUMGARNER ' S HOMEROOM daton’s d)ispfau ana JKanneauin Studio 3619 Wilkinson Blvd. 142 ROBINSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Commercial Industrial Lighting- Wiring Contractors 316 South Poplar Street Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Phone 332-8555 Altering Repairing Expert Workmanship Compliments of Let us help you look your best. McConnell ' s Adroit 5 and 10 Cleaners 1721 West Trade St. 1709 West Trade St. Charlotte 8, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. ED4-7826 South 29 Esso Compliments Bill Pearson of Pete Pistone a Friend 3730 Wilkinson Blvd. 143 CALL FOR THE STAR NEAR FAR AUTHORIZED HOLMES DEALER WHITE Yf STAR BODY WORK WRECKER SERVICE. INC. 24 Hour Wrecker Service DUB MUNDY 4009 Hargrove St. 392-4186 Charlotte, N. C. ' v fiS CAFETERIAS ALEXANDRIA, VA. CHATTANOOGA. TENN. KNOXVILLE. TENN. ASHEVILLE. N. C. GREENSBORO. N. C. RALEIGH. N. C. ATLANTA. GA. RICHMOND. VA. ROANOKE. VA. CHARLOTTE. N. C. FALLS CHURCH. VA. LYNCHBURG. VA. DURHAM. N. C. ROCKVILLE, MD. VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. AN ORGANIZATION SPECIALIZING EXCLUSIVELY IN THE PRODUCTION AND SERVING OF WHOLESOME FOODS 144 BILL WIX BARBER SHOP FRANCES MEAT GROCERIES 3504 Rozzells Ferry Road Fresh Meat Grocery “We want your head Full Line in our business” Open 7 Til 12 CARDINAL CLEANERS KOFINAS SNACK BAR Kosher and American Style Food 1531 REMOUNT RD. BEST IN DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Phone ED 3-0867 COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLOTTETOWN MALL 145 • - . • ■ ■ 1 I g 1 .HK91J jjSBBT 1 j iSSilMk ijj 5 | IW • , ' ,JJX ' $S3r v. f VSS a«lgSfe wMk 1 .J l pil FUNCTIONS CLASS dccd4snS j AuMho Z ZlA - cCoLub .QJKmJ PrtfUl ' lLXU Kyr cyr (not pictured) DOUBLE OAK SUNDRIES Record Headquarters Milk Shakes Nut Sundaes Drugs 2640 Statesville Ave. FAUL S CRYMES, INC Everything In Sporting Goods Since 1930 409 South Tryon Downtown Charlotte Cotswold Freedom Village In Collins Dept. Store In Collins Dept. Store NEWBERG ' S MEN ' S STORE MR. HI STYLE Lots of Luck Telephone 392-1422 cAfcvcinz i B s.aut j £alon Maxine W. James 3127 Tuckaseegee Road Owner - Stylist Charlotte, N. C. 28208 146 BATTERIES. TIRES. ACCESSORIES CLEAN UPS. BRAKE SERVICE. 4 MOTOR TUNE UPS Experienced Mechanic On Duty At All Times TUCKERS SERVICE Happy Motoring! J.R. Pete Tucker Owner Road Service 392-0933 2201 FREEDOM DR Charlotte. N C. 28208 JOE DEESE 2201 Park Road JIM McDUFFIE 1201 South Boulevard CHEVY TOWN Phone 392-7795 Joel s Beauty Salon 2515 Westerly Hills Dr. Charlotte, N C 28208 In Westerly Hills Shopping Center 147 Telephone 537-2964 ’fV UTHT Protiiiicntc jgninoto JDRESSfS JLutlr’s iFctsljtotT - Exclusive Apparel 507 Providence Road Specializing in Sports and Phone 523-1740 3032 EASTWAY DR. 5933 PINEVILLE RD. CHAR LDTTE. N. 0- K-MART PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Foreign Car Repair Compliments of GLENWOOD RECREATION CENTER 3318 Tuckaseegee Road STRAWN ' S CLEANERS BRUNSWICK Wilkinson Boulevard Shopping Center FREEDOM LANES 3000 Freedom Drive 32 Lanes THE CLEANER WITH A CONSCIENCE Bowling Is Fun For TFie Entire Family Phone 399-8329 Harold Freshcorn, Mgr. GLENWOOD AUTO SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR and WHEEL ALIGNMENT 3323 Avalon Avenue JOE BRYANT Psychologist — Hypno - therapist 2135 S. Blvd. 334-2444 Charlotte, N. C. 148 OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 115 Lakewood Avenue CHARLOT TE, NORTH CAROLINA CALL 392-5255 MR. BILL BRAND, Stylist A Harding graduate of 1964 Shaping • Styling Coloring • Permanent Waving Satisfaction always 149 Pizza by TANZY 4300 Wilkinson Blvd. Phone 399-9252 iutAoriz e o Appliance c5 eruicen er 1020 Tuckaseegee Road Thanks Graduating Students Growing old is a habit that a busy person cannot afford to form. WOOD ' S SHOE SHOP PEELE ' S FLORIST 3729 Wilkinson Blvd. 392-1702 It pleases us to please you 1 150 INSTALLATION HELMS CARPETS INC. CLEANING 3601 1-85 S. Charlotte, North Carolina Quality Carpets Drapes Interior Decorator Service Tommy Helms 399-5490 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 TIGER TOM PISTONE J J CANDY CO., INC. 2730 Rozzell ' s Ferry Road P. O. Box 1574 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 392-5381 151 Yesterday... today... tomorrow Since 1898 when Whirlpool built the 1900 washer, TOTAL QUALITY has been— and is - Whirlpool ' s FIRST concern in research and development. The world’s leading manufacturer CORPORATION of major home appliances ’fulfilling your total home appliance The same research that is developing America’s space kitchen is building ideas of tomorrow for practical use in the full Whirlpool line of quality products — needs today. 152 Residential We Install Heating Air Conditioning 24-Hour Service HOME COMFORT 1 AIR CONDITION 1 NgJ| Commercial Call For A Free Home Survey Today Phone 523-1360 No Money Down 6 Months Deferred Payments HOME COMFORT AIR CONDITIONING Division of Heating Air Conditioning Associates, Inc. 6638 SOUTH BOULEVARD P. O. BOX 15493 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 28210 COMPLIMENTS OF j: ttotpoinl :• APPLIANCES BARBECUE If FAMOUS FOR OUR SWEET POTATO PIE PURVEYORS OF FINE FOOD OUR SPECIALTY - HICKORY COOKED BARBECUE PORK - BEEF - BRUNSWICK STEW BEANS Moutti Watering, Meaty, Beef A Pork Ribs n FOR THE STEAK EATERS - CHOICE RIB EYES. ETC. ANY ORDER BOXED TOGO ... COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE — Owners H JIM ASHLEY DEESE - RONALD DEESE DIAL 392-6537 2240 Camp Greene OLD ORMINAL BARBCCUtHOUM Cam rrf tr. I PNCUMAnt X ' kiMouWr Ab. R □ rmr ciram INMtTIWir 153 MCDONALD ' S “Look for the golden arches where quality starts fresh every day 2745 Freedom Dr. 2402 S. Boulevard 3300 N. Independence Blvd. 154 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL” VISIT CAMP GREENE BARBER SHOP 1536 Camp Green Street Charlotte, N. C. Joe T. Rush; Tommy James; Earl Rush PLAZA MEN ' S STORE 1500 Central Ave, 3732 Coliseum Shopping Center YOUR FASHION CLOTHIERS flite EATON OIL CO Your Friendly Oil People Distributors of Crown Petroleum Products and Pennzoil Motor Oil JACK, CARL AND PAT EATON 6210 Wilkinson Blvd. Telephone Charlotte, N. C. 28214 399-8311 CITV CHEVROLET COMPANY 5101 East Independence Blvd. 536-1410 155 BARRINGER DRIVE BARBER SHOP Bob Whitley Bill Carpenter Jerry Austin 376-4149 3014 Barringer Drive THE NO. 1 NAME IN AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORIST, INC. MITCHELL ' S TUXEDO RENTALS, INC. Flowers For All Occasions Full Dress, Tuxedos Dinner Jackets 1506 South Blvd. Cut Away Shirts Phone 333-4177 1504 South Blvd. 333-3949 3915 E. Independence 537-8090 156 SOUTHERN RADIO CORPORATION 1625 West Morehead Street Charlotte, N.C. Authorized Distributor R.C.A. Parts, Rec. Tubes, Kinescopes, Batteries and Antenna 157 Charlotte ' s LARGEST Complete Home Furnishers New With THREE Convenient Locations DOWNTOWN —227 North Tryon Street AMITY GARDENS — 4001 E. Independence Blvd. FREEDOM VILLAGE — 2917 Freedom Drive Charlotte ' s LARGEST Furniture and Appliance Se¬ lections! Complete Decorating Service at No Addi¬ tional charge! BOULEVARD BARBER SHOP 2221 Berryhill Rd. John Kelly: Owner Compliments of SUBURBAN PROPANE 2317 Thrift Rood 375-1721 JOHNSON ' S GROCERY 3417 Rozzells Ferry Road MEATS AND VEGETABLES Phone 399-9205 BAKER-MITCHELL CO. WHOLESALE PLUMBING, HEATING AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 2135 Thrift Road — P. 0. Box 8106 Phone 376-3521 Charlotte 8, N. C. 158 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DAVID A. HOSTETLER 159 PHILLIPS SHOES Reddy To Rock Reddy Kilowatt never misses a party, n fact, without him, things would be pret¬ ty dull. Think of it: no stereos, televisions, electric guitars or ice cubes. Thanks to Reddy there are over 160 flameless electric servants that make modern living comfortable, economical and fun. When you have a home of your own, there will probably be even more. Charlottetown Mall 376-2930 Freedom Village 392-3940 Area Code 704 399-7942 OF CHARLOTTE FLOWERS AND GIFTS OF DISTINCTION PAUL E. McNATT, Owner 3522 WILKINSON BOULEVARD CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28208 Thru High School Thru College . . Thru Life . . . mumLVW FOODS featuring delicious PIZZA The Open Kitchen 1318 W. Morehead Ladies ' Sport Play Clothes By Bobbie Brooks Clothes By Tammy Andrews Stacy Ames BATTLES SPORT CASUAL WEAR Dresses by Kelly Arden Carlett Full Line of Children ' s Clothes 2502 Beatties Ford Rd. Phone 392-0232 Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of BOST BAKERIES Winner of the Gold Loaf Award of 1965 160 “Authorized Sale and Service 99 JORDAN VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 4700 East Independence Boulevard Charlotte, N. C. 536-2720 WE’RE ON THE RAM PAGE! Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom C-4A A-22 C-l B-4 C-4 C-8 C-7 B-5 A-20 A-33 Joy and Vince Charlene and Mike Joe W. Adkins Doris McDonald Donnell and Louise Mike and Suzie Pat Lovelace J. L. Pearson Ronnie Lane Sharma Cornelius Ramona Ayala Martha Doster Chuck Brooks We Love Stetson Neil Cooke John Tramontin Peggy and Jackie Mrs. Lucille Davidson Mr and Mrs. J. W. Ayers and Mrs. H. C. Ware and Mrs. P. W. Nettles W. P. Summerville Mr. and Mrs. Garfield McDowell Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ward L. L. Caldwell James G. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pistone Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sachazeski Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pistone Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Utley and Eleanor Bell Terri Tucker Teresa Tuttle Dae Toll Mike Eubanks Cathy Helms Bob Dylan Gary and Sandra Bobby Seagraves Homeroom C-1 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Seagraves James J. Yates Homeroom A-5 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rash Joe Bennett Homeroom C-2 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tucker Carol Ann Godwin Homeroom A-9 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Shipman Jimmy Gadd Homeroom B-5 again Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pringle Cindy Pringle A-21—Mrs. Murray Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Brotherton Mrs. Maness A-30—Mr. Davis Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cobb Linda Henderson C-5—Mr. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lewis Mrs. E. C. Crenshaw A-3 1—Mr. Turnmire Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Grubbs Jack Robinson A-4—Mrs. Beaver Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wiggins Mrs. Earnhardt Wendy Ford Mr. and Mrs. Wade Lawson Terry Hyatt David Russ Mr. and Mrs. C W. McIntosh A. S. Agnew David Ford Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cook David Twitty Craig Randall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starr Susan and Alan Jean and Ernie Mr. and Mrs. Luke Simmons Robert Juergensen Mr. and Mrs. George R DeShields, Jr. Rev and Mrs. Harry Patterson Spanish I—4th Period Barbara Kessel Gene Whiteside T. W. Gathings Mrs. Joe W. Adkins Spanish II — 1st Period Nancy Peavy Risa Robinson Spanish II—2nd Period Robbie Robinson Theresa and Woolley Mrs. A J. Caskey, Jr. Mrs. M. L. Davis Anne-Marie Enggard Miss Pearline Hill Mrs. J. E Ford Lynn Short James, Ray, and William Mrs. C. V. Goins Jimm and Marilyn Kathy James and Mike Craig R. B. Chesson Zan Taylor Holliday and the Milners Mrs. T. L. Helms Mrs. Helen Shipman Mrs. E. H Gilliland Mrs. R. W. Dycus Miss Hattie Johnson Donna Hill and Kenny Flint Mrs. K, L, Gordon Mr. Leory Blackwell Mrs. David L. Payne Mrs. F. E. Sifford Jake E Hipps Mrs. C. R. Blackwell Mrs. Ruth Peavy Mrs. J. C. Demby and Mike Mrs. Jereline Eiland Mrs. H. R. Lovelace Mrs. C. R. Willman Miss Black ' s Homeroom Mrs. Lingerfelt ' s Homeroom Mr. Shuford ' s Homeroom Mrs. Worsley ' s Homeroom Miss Yelvington ' s Homeroom Mrs. Pedersen ' s Homeroom Mrs. Rhodes ' Homeroom Auditorium—Mrs. Coffey Barbara Ann Sweatman Mr. Robert Childs, Sr. Everette Dallas Pettus Gail and Johnny Rinky Dink Bruce Hager A. D Bumgardner Tony League Wayne Starnes Christy and Steve Oaxaca Macho Jimmy and Lynn Robert F. James Mrs. Mildred Taylor Mrs. Louise Long Josephine Ferguson Putt Putt Bob Juergensen Mrs. Norma Needham Doug DeShields 1968 BOOSTERS 162 G ar , 3336 Wilkinson Boulevard 392-6387 See us for all your carpet needs. 163 The Wonder Stores No. 1 — 3512 Wilkinson Boulevard In The Wilkinson Boulevard Shopping Center No. 2 — 4300 North Tryon Street In The Old Fairgrounds No. 3 - 3744 E. Independence Blvd. Coliseum Shopping Center OPEN TILL 12:00 MIDNIGHT Your Food Dollar Buys More at Your Wonder Store Produce Direct From The Field To You By Park-N-Shops Famous Field Wagons f 164 KALE-LAWING COMPANY Complete Office Outfitters 217 S. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone FRanklin 7-2641 COMPLIMENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT CLASS Albert Bealle - John Bruce Dave Odom TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS • INVITATIONS FRANK WOODS PONTIAC Serving Charlotte for 34 Years 522 S. Tryon St. 376-4871 Phone 372-1200 Compliments of THE DAIRY QUEEN 2620 Wilkinson Blvd. JAMES J. HARRIS COMPANY INSURANCE 1515 Wachovia Building Charlotte, N. C. Phone 375-7311 TASTY SNACKS IN CELLOPHANE PACKS FROM 165 Miss Hinson ' s SENIOR Homeroom ' You get more from A-24 Compliments of Mrs. Smith ' s Homeroom C-10 Miss Elliott ' s SENIOR Homeroom The place to be is A-23 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 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