Appalachian High School - Laurel Yearbook (Boone, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

wee wacgertn lt at C7 a one Ben p ne ie ee BBBBRB aa, . s 3: ua. Aas ei a 626 Wf ee: Y OUR FUTURE ON PR i a Editor Bill Bingham | Business Manager Sponsor Ala Sue McGuire Mr. Harlan Ledford SIOS PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF APPALACHIAN HIGH SCHOOL Boone, North Carolina DR. ROY BLANTON Principal Our '63 LAUREL gratefully acknowledges the educational guidance which comes from our school. Thy noble stand- ards have taught us much, always being symbols of truth and knowledge. Weare thankful for the help and guidance and warm friendship given us by our capable teachers. Their work has placed Appalachian High School as one of the leading high schools in the state and we will forever oe MRS. MARGARET GRAGG Guidance Counselor be indebted to them. FAITH IN OUR FOR WE SHALL REFLECT OUR TEACHERS TEACHINGS IN EVERYTHING WE DO... FAITH IN OUR Scholuslijp FOR IT MUST SERVE US FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES The process ofa chemistry experiment, the basic pattern of life, must be perfected through a method of trial and error. Each trial must be founded on experience and knowledge. Each error must serve as a correction. Time and the skill derived from knowledge will bring each endeavor closer to man's ideal, the ultimate goal of per- fection. Good Sportsmanship is a key to success. It aids in building character and its presence makes a well-balanced individual. Being able to work in harmony with one's fellow man is a trait which must be developed. Learning to. lead, learning to receive and carry out orders, learning todo more than the minimum require- ments, always striving to do a more outstanding job than the previous one-these are the true as- pects to good sportsmanship. An outstanding athlete is lost without his teammates anda coachtoguidehim. With these assets however, he functions at his best. Only those who help themselves by helping their colleagues will find the road to success and self-respect a smooth one. FAITH IN OUR FOR WE MUST LEARN TO LIVE WITH THE WORLD Our school spirit promotions supplement the necessary goals of the well-rounded education needed for the future. FAITH IN OUR FOR THEY REFLECT US ATHLETICALLY AND SOCIALLY FOR WHEREVER WE GO...WHATEVER WE DO... WE WILL ALWAYS REPRESENT OUR HIGH SCHOOL through Guiduice | _9 Da ADMINISTRATION ATHLETICS in Giga... 51 FEATURES MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS in tholrshijp .. . 9] CLASSES ae STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES The active and well-informed citizen of the present day feels that he owes much to the experience which he has obtained during his high school career. This experience can be ours only if we have faithto seek. , , to work. . .to obtain. FAITH IN OUR FOR WE ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE FUTURE FAITH IN OUR Leuler ij FOR WE MUST GAIN EXPERIENCE NOW ... Each and every individual must have a cer- tain amount of integrity and fortitude. The person who is shouldered with the greatest burden of trust, however, must be of extremely high caliber. He or she will be a leader of the future and will always be striving to gain in ex- perience and knowledge. Faith in the future of our leadership will depend solely upon our ef- forts and desires. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Johnnie Coe, Committee Member; Linda Smith, Committee Member; Baker Edmisten, President; Donna Breitenstein, Vice- President; Alton Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer; and Amelia Luther, Reporter. Mrs. Margaret Gragg is sponsor. MR. BAKER EDMISTEN Student Body President B® WE HUMBLY dedicate the 1963 LAUREL to one who has so ably directed our senior class._ In recognition of her profound interest in teaching boys and girls, not just subject! matter, at Appalachian High School-- In acknowledgment of her contribution as an educator--More than just a teacher of English and dramatics, she has inspired her students tio think for themselves rather than to follow the crowd--- ‘In appreciation of her ability to delegate tasks in such a manner that her students feel responsible for the duties assigned to them-- For all these reasons and many more, we wish to dedicate this annual to MISS DORIS JONES. | (.. FRIEND ... TEACHER OR SINCERE SERVICE DEDICATE THE 1963 LAUREL TO A perfect woman, nobly plann'd To warn, to comfort, and command And yet a spirit still, and bright With something of angelic light. -- Wordsworth EDITOR’S Vy unforgettable years at oli UREL. | Jo ou edition of the These werf years spent in diligent study span; years filled with joy, sorrow, earnes Seniorgywill recall the superiority of _ our class rings, eachreflecting radiance of new friendghips, the gold of old frien and smiles, th@wonderful years spent a fears. ... the exditement of receiving . They will treasure the silver they will remember, with tears ‘School. ---- Bill Bingham, Editor JANIE PRICE Ass't Bus. Mgr. MR. HARLAN LEDFORD ALA SUE McGUIRE JOE TODD Sponsor Business Manager Club Ed BARTLETT ROBERT TOMMY NANCY MARSHA JIM DOUGHERTY MATHESON TAYLOR LOOKABILL PARKER COTTRELL Literary Ed. Literary Ed. Literary Ed. Class Editor Feature Ed. Sports Ed. JOHNNY STACY Copy Editor ALTON JOHNSON Layout Editor RONNIE F. SMITH Sr. Class Editor MARIE ERNESTON Soph. Class Editor ERIC DEGROAT Jr. Class Editor MARY MARSH Fr. Class Editor CHUCK BLANTON Ass't Sports Editor MARTHA MORETZ Ass't Feature Editor JOHNNY PARKER Ass't Club Editor 1963 LAUREL STAFF PAM HAMBY RALPH BESHEARS JANE BUCKLAND JOE EDMISTEN Circulation Band Editor Band Ass't Layout GRAYDON EGGERS BARBARA MORETZ LEROY COFFEY RONALD J. SMITH Ass't Copy Ed. Typist Typist Typist BILLY WELLBORN LARRY ATWELL BARBARA MAST JEANETTE WAGNER Typist Circulation Circulation Circulation KAY GREENE PATTY SPENCER MARTHA ALLEN ALLAN MORETZ Circulation Circulation Circulation Circulation ELAINE CLAWSON BETTY HAYES MIKE WILSON BOBBY SHIRLEY Circulation Circulation Circulation Circulation BASHFUL BOBBY, a hi- larious three- act comedy, was the title of the 1963 Senior Play. Members of the cast were: Steve Hamilton, Carolyn Bum- garner, Mary Alice Mc- Cartney, Nadine Jackson, Glenda Austin, Joe Ed- misten, William High, Joe Todd, Patt Flowers, Cissy Hayworth, Clarita Adams, and Ronnie Smith as Bash- ful Bobby. Director of the play was Mr. Bill Ross. _— rit oe 3 Se Eid ae oe ae oy punior CL _Appatachian High Soo requests the bono oO d You Pr presence al os Untor and See rom April twenty-seventh at the Clementary oe Gymnasium Scholarship Award, CAROLYN HOOVER; Business Education Award, POLLY CLAWSON; and Highland Book Club Award, JEAN ELLER, COMMENCEMENT HONORS Danforth Award Amelia Luther Bill Wellborn B PW Award, Donna Breitenstein; Rotary Award, Ronnie Smith. Citizenship Award Edward Brown Patsy Beshears Mr. A Club - Ed Brown Miss A Club - Barbara Yoder JUNIOR MARSHALS: Janie Price, Ronnie Hunt, Diane Warman, Ralph Beshears, Toi Cook, Johnny Stacy, Patty Oland, and Gray- don Eggers. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS: Robert Matheson, Jerry Tester, Ed Brown, Barbara Barnes, and Bill Bingham. Winkler Sportsmanship Award: Jim Cottrell; Citizen-of-the-year: Joe Todd. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE It has been a pleasure to serve you during your four years in Appalachian High School. My desire is that all of our associations may prove to be contributive toward your growth and usefulness in whatever vocations you choose to pursue. The completion of your high school training is but a beginning of your education. A beginning, I trust, that will challenge your further pursuit of knowledge and skill which will enable you to serve your communities to the best extent of your abilities. May each one of you know that you have something to offer that will make your communities better places in which to live. I wish you genuine success as you continue your education. DR, ROY BLANTON PRINCIPAL 25 MR. JACK GROCE, our Assistant Principal, is the man behind the morale of our school. Always pushing us on to greater heights in scholastic and extracurricular activities, he handles his job ina cheerful, capable, and efficient manner. MRS. MARGARET GRAGG, guidance director and advisor to the student council, generously offers a helping hand when students need it. In her office can be found information about each student including his plans, tests, and health card. A major function of Mrs. Gragg is to assist the student in making out his pro- gram, work out his difficulties, and assistant with schedule changes. These People Work To Make Us Happy school secretaries. 26 MRS. GLADYS SHELTON (left) and MRS. CAROLINE RUSSELL (right) are our faithful secretaries whose duties include taking dictation, transcribing letters, keeping school financial re- cords, keeping attendance records, and many other office jobs required of them. These duties fill the day of our MR. JOSEPH N. BANNER NC State, B.S., M.E. MR. WALTER BROYHILL ASTC B.S., M.A. MR. JIM CAMPBELL Arkansas Tech B.S., George Peabody, M.A. MRS, LAURA CHURCH ASTC, B.S., M.A. MR. VERLIN O, COFFEY USC, A.B., M. Ed. MRS. KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY Ala. Poly. Tech., B.S., M.A. MISS ELIZABETH ELLIOTT East Tenn. State, B.S. George Peabody, M.A. MR. STEVE GABRIEL ASTC, B.S., M.A. MR. WILLIAM GREGG Elon, B.S., ASTC, M.A. MR, JAMES H. HARVEY Western State College, Bowling Green, Ky., A.B., M.A, MRS. BETTY JEAN HUGHES ASTC, B.S., M.A. MISS LOUISE HURD East Tenn. State, B.S. Peabody College, M.A. MISS DORIS JONES George Town Univ., B.A. East Tenn. State, M.A. MR, GEORGE KIRSTEN Univ. of Mich., B.A. ASTC, M.A. MR. HARLAN LEDFORD East Tenn. State, B.S., M.A. MISS MARTHA SUE PENDRY ASLOSB:s. Graduate Ass't. MISS KATE PETERSON Univ. of Tenn., B.A. Peabody College, M.A. MRS. LERA B. RANDALL Carson-Newman, B.A, ASTC, M.A. MR. WILLIAM C. ROSS, JR. ASTC, B.A., M.A. MISS MARY SCHELL Catawba College, A.B. Peabody College, M.A. MR. ROBERT E. SNEAD ASTC, B.S., M.A. MRS. JESSIE H. WILKIE ASTC, B.S. Graduate Ass't. MR, JAMES EUGENE WILSON, JR. ASTC, B.S., M.A. MR. SAMUEL R. WOOTEN ASTC, B.S. Graduate Ass't. oe % te oo 9 FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Ronnie Smith, Joe Edmisten, Tom Barnes, Larry Atwell, Billy Joe Presnell, Robert Matheson, Steve Hamilton, Tommy Taylor, Jimmy Cottrell, Bill Bingham, Boyce Brown, Bartlett Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Johnny Cook (mgr.) Jimmy Reary, Sydney Young, Jackie Roten, Floyd Greene,. Phil Hampton, Bobby Wilson, Ronnie Hunt, Wayne Clawson, Alton Johnson, Chuck Blanton, Bill Shrake. THIRD ROW: Dallas Wilson, Bobby Hester, Glen Triplett, Gary Storie, Benny Moretz, Larry Stansberry, Sherrill Hampton, Jeff Brown, Alvin Hardy, Johnny Welch, Dennis Perry, Jimmy Shoemake. AHS Takes Fourth State AA Crown The Blue Devils of Appalachian took their fourth consecutive Western AA title this season by storming through nine regular season games without a loss and then romping over Hilde- bran and Murphy in the playoffs. At the season's end the Devils were rated number 1 inthe state in class AA. After three early season victories by big margins, the Devils really showed signs of things to come when they shellacked arch-rival West Wilkes bythescore of 40-6. Taylors- ville, one of the major powers in class AAA, proved to be the sternest test to the Blue Devils all year. Appalachian rose to the occasion, however, and took a 25-7 decision. The Devils ran up their largest margin in several years when they downed Beaver Creek 53-0 in the regular season finale. In the District playoffs, Appalachian bombed Hildebran 46-14 and then ventured to Canton to take on the Murphy Bulldogs for the fourth year ina row. In what was predicted to be a tight game, the Devils turned it into a thorough rout and went on to win by the deci- sive margin of 39-7. 30 FOOTBALL COACHES, Bill Gregg, Jim Campbell, J. H. Harvey, and head coach Jack Groce, have helped our Blue Devils through another undefeated season, averaging 40 points a game. We are all deeply indebted to them for their hard work, patience, and skill in handling young athletes. FOOTBALL MANAGERS, Dean Miller and Johnny Cooke, by working faithfully and diligently, have kept the Blue Devils geared and on the playing field. MR. JACK GROCE 3) Head Coach OUR SENIOR LINEMEN TOMMY BARNES BILL BINGHAM LARRY ATWELL eT ee JIMMY COTTRELL BARTLETT DOUGHERTY JOE EDMISTEN STEVE HAMILTON BILL PRESNELL Appalachian High Blue Devils OUR SENIOR BACKS TOMMY TAYLOR ROBERT MATHESON In the playoff game for the District 7 AA championship, the Blue Devils met the Hildebran Royals in Boone. During the first half of the game, Appalachian found its offensive thrusts being withstood by the stubborn Hildebran defense. The Devils worked hard for two first half touchdowns and yielded a touchdown to Hildebran late in the first half. This was the only time of the entire season that the Blue Devils did not carry at least atwelve point lead into the second half of play. The Devils rebounded strong however and SCORE SHEET 42 Surry Central 0 41 Ashe Central 0 49 Mount Airy 13 40 West Wilkes 6 33 Dallas 0 45 North Surry 0 27 Elkin 0 25 Taylorsville 7 53 Beaver Creek 0 46 Hildebran 14 39 Murphy 7 Bob Matheson bowls over would be tacklers for a big gain against Hildebran. In the background is Ronnie Smith 23, Tom Taylor 10, and Phil Hampton 31. with Robert Matheson, Phil Hampton, Ronnie Smith, and Tommy Taylor leading the way, scored two quick touchdowns and ed 2 Hildebran was never again in the game. The superior Appalachian line must be given credit for a game well played. During the time when the offense was not moving the ball, the line had to be counted on to repeal the offensive attempts of the Royals. Despite having the game already won, the Devils wouldn't let up until they had walloped the opposition, 46-14. La RONNIE SMITH BOYCE BROWN Have Undefeated Season RONNIE HUNT PHIL HAMPTON CHUCK BLANTON In the only afternoon game of the season, the Devils played in front of the student body and proceeded to swamp the Beaver Creek Beavers, 53-0. This was the highest score ran up by any Appalachian team in recent years. With the third term playing most of the afternoon, the Devils completely overpowered the helpless Beavers. In the photo, Bobby Wilson is shown carrying the ball after receiving a pass from Tommy Taylor. Wayne Clawson trails the play. BOB WILSON WAYNE CLAWSON — ALTON JOHNSON SYDNEY YOUNG FLOYD GREENE On Friday night, October 26, the Blue Devils played host to the Bears from Tay- lorsville. Appalachian, despite a distinct weight deficit, battered down the enormous Taylorsville line with their aggressiveness and versatility. With Phil Hampton and Robert Matheson leading the onslaught, the Devils scored two early touchdowns and held a 12-0 halftime advantage. Appalachian had scored twice more before the Bears finally pushed across a tally late inthe final quarter to make the final score 25-7. The senior linemen of the 1962 team are to be lauded for: their excellent performance despite being smaller than the opposing line in almost every contest. A prime example of this weight disadvantage was displayedin the game against Taylorsville. In that game, the Taylorsville linemen outweighed the Devils by some 40 pounds perman. Graduating linemen are, Joe Edmisten, Tommy Barnes, Larry Atwell, Billy Joe Presnell, Steve Hamilton, Jimmy Cottrell, Bill Bingham, and Bartlett Dougherty. Ronnie Smith picks up yardage through a large hole in the Taylorsville line. Others are Billy Joe Presnell (70) Buddy Storie (64) Joe Edmisten (fore- ground) Robert Matheson (46) and Jimmy Cottrell (50). The Blue Devils will be losing one of the best aggregation of backs ever at Appa- lachian. Graduating seniors are Tommy Taylor, Robert Matheson, Ronnie Smith, and Boyce Brown. The pinpoint passing of Tommy, the bull like rushes of Robert, the shifty open field running of Ronnie, and the aggressiveness and sure-tackling of Boyce will be a great loss to next years squad of Blue Devils. GARY BROWN BUDDY STORIE 35 In the picture at the right, Robert Matheson plunges throughthe Taylorsville line to pick up much needed yardage. Also inthe picture are Tommy Taylor (10) and Phil Hampton (31). The Devils won the contest 25-7. (LEFT) Ronnie Smith on route to a 63 yard touchdown punt return against the Mount Airy Granite Bears. Leading the blocking for Ronnie are Robert Matheson (46), Bartlett Dougherty (53), and Joe Edmisten (75). Appalachian won the game by the score of 49-14. (LEFT) Senior end Bill Bingham makes his way into the end zone after receiving a pass from Tommy Taylor in a home contest against the Dallas Yellowjackets. Phil Hampton (21) trails the play. The TD led to a 33-0 victory by the Blue Devils. Ronnie Smith follows the fine blocking of Bartlett Dougherty on a long gain against the Mount Airy Bears. In the background are Tommy Taylor10 , Buddy Storie 64, and Jim Cottrell 50. During the season, Ronnie made many long-gainers ' to the delight of the fans but to the dismay of the opponents. FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Dallas Wilson, Bobby Hester, Jackie Roten, Jim Reary, Dennis Perry, Gary Storie, John Welch, Jim Shoemake. SECOND ROW: Glen Triplett, Benny Moretz, Wade Coffey, Larry Stansberry, Jeff Brown, Sherrill Hampton, Alvin Hardy, Bill Shrake. OUR JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Richard Agle, Lee Jackson, Paul Bagley, Mike Wilson, Bob Shirley, Butch Wilcox, Micheal Sink. SECOND ROW: Alan Moretz, Johnny Coe, Bob Todd, Perry Greene, Joe Smathers, Tom Pease, Ronald Mc- Creary, Clarence Wilson. THIRD ROW: Steve Hampton, John Winkler, Bob Friend, Ricky Hodges, Billy Wilcox, Andy Rigsby, Bill Randall, Alan Wagner. FG asT2 549 PATTY OLAND No little credit goes to our loyal cheerleaders who helped the footballteam to its fourth Western AAchampionship. Withloyalty and spirit, the girls deserve to be lauded for their excellent work. Football Cheerleaders CISSY HAYWORTH Head Cheerleader JACKIE GREENE KAY GREENE SALLY MILLER FRONT ROW: Gerald Clawson, Jimmy Shoemake, Mike Storie, Randy Hart, Denver Cornett, Johnny Cook, Bill Shrake. SECOND ROW: Steve Cannon, Johnnie Coe, Dennis Perry, Sidney Young, David Rigsby, Bill Randall, Bruce Oland, Bill Bingham. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Gregg, Palmer Blair, Alvin Hardy, Johnny Winkler, Robert Matheson, Phil Hampton, Chuck Blanton, Wade Coffey. BLUE DEVIL TRACK TEAM Winning first place in the District Track Meet were Randy Hart, Jim Shoe- make, Bill Shrake, Sidney Young, Phil Hampton, Robert Matheson, and Chuck Blanton. In the state High School Track Meet, Robert Matheson won first place in shot put and second place in discus. 39 MR. BILL GREGG Track Coach KNEELING, (left to right): Junior Wilcox, Chuck Blanton, Ronnie Hunt, David Henderson. STANDING: Sammy Sink, Phil Hampton, Larry Atwell, Tommy Taylor, Robert Matheson, Max Fletcher, Bobby Wilson, Jimmy Hayes, Jimmy Cottrell. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD MANAGERS, (left to right) Paul Bagley, Joe Ward, WE THEY Bill Bingham (scorekeeper). BEAVER CREEK 34 47 ASHE CENTRAL 42 46 EAST WILKES 49 44 COVE CREEK 59 46 NORTH SURRY 65 47 WEST WILKES 58 43 SURRY CENTRAL 62 39 BEAVER CREEK 55 57 ELKIN 4G 42 NORTH WILKES 55 56 ASHE CENTRAL 55 ai COVE CREEK 71 45 NORTH WILKES 39 32 WEST WILKES 60 32 SURRY CENTRAL 58 o3 EAST WILKES 57 62 ELKIN 60 44 NORTH SURRY 48 65 ELKIN 60 43 NORTH WILKES 41 42 RECORD (12 wins, 8 losses) CHUCK BLANTON RONNIE HUNT PHIL HAMPTON MR. JIM CAMPBELL Head Coach JIMMY HAYES DAVID HENDERSON BOBBY WILSON MAX FLETCHER LARRY ATWELL ROBERT MATHESON TOMMY TAYLOR 6' 4'' Robert Matheson shoots a jump-shot over an un- identified North Wilkes player in a game won by the Blue Devils, 39-32. Appalachian played the Vikings three times, twice during the regular season and once in the Wilkes Area Invitational Tournament Finals. Besides this win, the Devils lost two one-point squeakers to the defending state champions.- Appalachian had quite a bit of bad luck last season, losing a total of five games by four points or less. The four-point loss came against Ashe Central in an overtime. In the return game against the Ashe team, the game was extended through three overtimes before the Panthers finally squeaked out a 57-55 decision. JIMMY COTTRELL SAMMY SINK BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS SISSY HAYWORTH CHIEF JACKIE GREENE PHYLLIS MACBRYDE PATTY PAYNE 43 MISS MARY SCHELL COACH 44 Pictured above are the Appalachian High School Devilettes. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Tatum, Gloria Storie, Diana Miller, Janice Lewis, Nancy Boden- hamer, and Linda Greene. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, Bobbie McGuire, Linda Vines, Carol Haga- man, Rebecca Ford, Glenda Austin, and Deanna Hayes. APPALACHIAN HIGH DEVILETTES ea) jaa =) =) ©) iS) = e3| =) Q jaa) 2) jaa) LINDA VINES GLENDA AUSTIN ht) Carole Critcher, Brenda Hennessee, and Jeannette Wagener. ig The managers were (left to r LINDA SMITH CAROLYN TATUM GLORIA STORIE NANCY BODENHAMER and JAFFA SUDDRETH LINDA GREENE and DIANNA HAYES REBECCA FORD GIRL'S SCORESHEET WE THEY Beaver Creek 9 36 Ashe Central 23 45 East Wilkes 26 55 Cove Creek PAt| 20 North Surry 16 40 West Wilkes ZA 40 Surry Central 22 40 Beaver Creek 26 37 Elkin m 31 30 North Wilkes 28 rt Ashe Central 25 81 Cove Creek 39 PAE | North Wilkes 18 42 West Wilkes PAL | 33 Surry Central 23 46 East Wilkes 27 62 Elkin 20 40 North Surry 19 39 West Wilkes 14 32 46 FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jerry Critcher, MackCritcher, Johnny Stacy, Royce Carroll, Johnny Cook, Alton Johnson, and William High, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Smith, Gary Hodges, Gary Brown, Baker Edmisten, Buddy Storie, and Larry Stanberry. THIRD ROW: Johnny Cook, Garry Moretz, Larry Hayes, Johnny Jones, Wade Coffey, Weldon Critcher, Eddie Perry, Ralph Beshears, and Stanley Carroll. WRESTLING SCORESHEET AHS 41 Beaver Creek 3 AHS 28 Danville Va. 16 AHS 34 Burlington 10 AHS 48 Marion 5 AHS 45 Goldsboro 8 AHS 47 Elkin 3 AHS 48 Beaver Creek 5 AHS 38 Myers Park 4 Pictured below is Jerry Critcher as he works to pin an AHS BS) Marion 2 opponent in a match with Beaver Creek. The Blue Devils AHS 45 Elkin 5 won this meet by a score of 43 to five. AHS 537 Burlington 7 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Appalachian 128 Myers Park 85 South Mecklenburg 73 STATE TOURNAMENT Appalachian 79 Burlington 51 Myers Park 42 STATE CHAMPIONS IN WRESTLING BAKER EDMISTEN JOHNNY COOK ROYCE CARROLL ALTON JOHNSON CENTER ABOVE: COACH STEVE GABRIEL Royce Carroll and Johnny Stacy are demonstrating the Mack Critcher, 112 lb. state runner-up, is shown applying standing escape from referee's position. Royce won the the crucifix on Jerry Critcher. state championship in the 120 lb. weight division. Sophomore Gary Hodges, district champion in the 145 lb. class, is shown below using the cross-body ride on Ronnie Smith, who won third place at the state meet in the138 lb. class. Gary Brown, third place in 154 lb. class, is shown here demonstrating the arm-lock on 165 1b. state champion Baker Edmisten. Buddy Storie, a promising junior is pulling a stand-up and Johnny Cook, 127 lb. state champion is shown below demon- switch on sophomore heavyweight, Larry Stanberry. Both strating the 'crucifix'' on 133 lb. state champion Alton of these boys should be wrestlers to watch on next year's Johnson. team. APPALACHIAN HIGH GOLF TEAM David Henderson and J. E. Joines Sam Adams and Jim Cottrell Johnny Parker and Ronnie Hunt COACH JACK GROCE CENTER ABOVE Tom Adams and Junior Wilcox ODDIE Dor ia E IS HE GERSHWIN MR. APPALAC aker Edmisten MISS APPALACH Polly Clawson ALA SUE McGUIRE Miss Senior KAY GREENE Miss Sophomore Oya) Kauttics PATTY OLAND Miss Junior DIANE HAGAMAN Miss Freshman Sp) Sophomore Favorites Janice Nichols Jeffrey Brown 56 Robert Matheson Barbara Yoder Junior avorites Martha Moretz Phil Hampton Freshman Favorites Phyllis MacBryde Mike Wilson 57 Best Looking Ala Sue McGuire Joe Todd Wittiest Steve Hamilton Barbara Yoder One of the most exciting events of the 1962-63 school year was the SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE, sponsored by the freshman class. During the festivities Ronnie Smith and Sissy Hayworth were crowned King and Queen. The boy chosen most representative of Lil Ab- ner was Sherrill Hampton and the girl chosen most typical of Daisy Mae was Linda Greene. This event with all its fun and hilarity was but one ofthe many social functions that flavored our school and made this year at AHS a memorable one. THE HARVEST DANCE : : q ‘ Our Charming Head Majorette, Miss AlaSue McGuire, has added much beauty to our band this year. She has led with style and helped with patience in im- proving our band. We know that with- outher our bandcould not have achieved its success, We are proud to have as our Drum Majorette this year Miss Jane Buckland, a more than able leader and example to fellow band members. Under her leadership we have performed at each football game, participated in many parades, and competed in area band festivals. Miss Jane Buckland Drum Majorette Miss Ala Sue McGuire Head Majorette Marsha Parker Kathryn Mast Patt Flowers Betsy Isley 67 Patty Sue Spencer BOONE’S Mr. George Kirsten, a beloved teacher and friend, commenced his third year as director of the Appalachian High School Band. It was under his guidance and understanding that our band received recognition as a top band. It is his desire to see the band remain a noted organ- ization, Only through hard work and the direc- tionofa great man such as Mr. Kirsten will we ever be able to attain this. MR. GEORGE KIRSTEN 70 DIRECTOR in, BAND COUNCIL Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Edward Brown, William High, Jerry Bumbaugh, Barbara Yoder, Carolyn Hoover, Janie Price. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Smith, Joe Todd, Curtis Richardson, Graydon Eggers, Andy Rigsby, Jane Buckland, Kathryn Mast, Judy Rayfield, Ala Sue McGuire. BAND OFFICERS President . OFFICERS V-President. . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary . RX NOATS 6 4 - Quartermaster Librarians. . . . . .Ronnie Smith . Joe Todd (ogee) | eu ere: .. . Kathryn Mast . .Ala Sue McGuire . . William High . Edward Brown . Barbara Yoder Graydon Eggers The audience sat in hushed expectancy as fifty voices filledthe air with song. The AHS Chorus brought us many golden mo- ments as they sang both classical and modern numbers under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Gene Wilson, their director. The AHS Chorus helped to put the entire school into a lighthearted mood, each and every day of the year. Mr. J. Eugene Wilson Director CHORAL ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Martha Moret z, Patty Robinson, Eugenia Miller, Glenda Wilson, Martha Allen. SECOND ROW: Marie Erneston, Barbara Yoder, Katheryn Mast, Ala Sue McGuire. THIRD ROW: William High, Bartlett Dougherty, Wayne Clawson, Johnny Parker. FOURTH ROW: Baker Edmisten, Robert Mathe- son, Bob Friend, Joe Todd. CHORUS OFFICERS President. . V-President Secretary. . Treasurer. . Librarians . Accompanists . . . Joe Todd . Robert Matheson eee Willlany High Bartlett Dougherty . � Jerry Tester Patsy Beshears . . Toi Cooke Patt Flowers 13 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL AMELIA LUTHER KATHRYN MAST Vice-President Secretary CAROLYN HOOVER Eregident The National Honor Society is an organization which SOT selects its members on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. MR. ROBERT SNEAD PATSY BESHEARS DONNA BREITENSTEIN WILLIAM HIGH Sentinel BARBARA BARNES EDWARD BROWN Treasurer EVELYN EDMISTEN ee JOHNNY COOK RUTH ELLEN MORETZ We) POLLY CLAWSON SAMMY SINK vag Bes OFFICERS PRESIDENT. . . . RONNIE SMITH V-PRESIDENT . . BILL BINGHAM SECRETARY . . EDWARD BROWN TREASURER ..... .JOE TODD SGT. at ARMS. . . JOE EDMISTEN SPONSOR . MR. JACK GROCE OFFICERS President. . . Barbara Yoder V-President . .Kathryn Mast Secretary . . Carolyn Hoover IRepORcte hr mre. . . Glenda Austin Sponsor... Miss Mary Schell BETA CLUB The Beta Club was organized to foster scholarship and leadership in our school. As a project this year, they chose to add money to the scholarship fund and to sponsor Career Day. This year, representatives from many fields helped the students with their questions about the different occupations. SPONSOR Maen OFFICERS President. ...... John Stacey V-President... . .Patty Oland Secretary... .,.. . Nancy Pease Treasurer. ...... .Janie Price Mrs. Lera Randall HI- LIF HE ee ey S STAFF OFFICERS Editor ... . Evelyn Edmisten Associate Editors . . . .Diane Warman, Toi Cooke Feature Editor . .Amelia Luther Sports Editor. . . . Ronnie Hunt News Editor . . Patsy Beshears Sponsor. . . Mrs. Betty Hughes | ities _ “And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar iday, Deceinu— Augustus, that all the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was first made when |New Vear’s Day a3 « Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) And all went to be taxed, every one into his own regretted, especially by tn.- city. And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, linterested in football: but it unto: the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and ‘seemed the only sensible thing ond ands. _Tineage of David:) To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, pene ae) with child. 2 to do under the cireumstances,| Friday, = laccording to Superintendent | and sixth periods. | Gay Angell, | It -was not felt by the admin- istration that it. wou ssp ies = es to schedule the ie Peer Sita 2 iw eek followin FF oa a January tA ‘ 1 be wise o vet pp ee ee UZ The purpose of the High Life Staff is to plan all issues of the school paper, ‘Tonight at 7:3C palachian High assign the writing of all articles to staff members, contact all persons in- ner Band wit� volved in news events, and collect all material for the school paper. Christmas conce inentary sch oor auditorium, |- : i will be relayed to the audience! % + oe ( Recog nit and appreciation This i ges ae soos ' esses . , = x 2 . - ° . a for the Paren : i : hich are ; Christmas te of the —. PS ornstiicen rtp Pee Set sia ee tangli every forge mean to re life : incon | only bring Help of tt more recel fj days € Wi ri . December IY William High, son of Mr. and |to be cancelled because of the | Mrs. W- L. High, was selected | bad weather and because stu- | The wrestling match which was to have been held with | Rotary Boy of the Month. Wil- | dents were not in school during | liam is a member of the Men’s | the week. Beaver Creek ,on Thursday (liam is : night, December 13, has been | “A” Club, the Student Council, | Wee Se ee ae ee SEED | be 30 it was hile they were there, the days No plans have been announc- | And so it was, that, whi ; P | were accomplished that she should be delivered. And. she STndt nal | nA annnarninag tha naccihla rea. yy Sat ee, ee? i i Weck STs FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President. |... .. Dean Welborn V-President ..... .Walter Lewis Sentinel. .... . .Jimmy Lookabill Treasurer... 2. 2.75 -puddy,Carioll Reporter ..... . . Mack Critcher Secretary... .. . . .Willie Watson Advisor. ... Mr. Joe Banner 80 _ S3 5 Gs aD my fel iS al yi a dog at © mo MOA Sie sc ate Be Re Sige cS SOQn°R Our. £8: rat we BR = CoO) wa (SO) (aay So a n Says Gee 3 Or bes earn ae — je} _} ame Oo -§ PS a = owH Ss fy Sa Se © fy a 2D Qe o) ® fe) ov OoHof 4 Ay oO Ba 4 Ay 81 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Johnny Cook o 8 ee 6 Ident eee Pres ee Oe N © oo8 mate oO Sump Hg SoH Sa. . te fe oO = OS Yoh 5 oP om MN eH or O 4 OD | Si 8 8 KHrnn S “a GLEE CLUB ay “eo 83 OFFICERS President. . ... .Johnny Parker V-President ..... . Betsy Isley (Accompanist) Sec.-Treasurer. . . Patty Spencer (Accompanist) Reporter. ...... . Mike Wilson Accompanist .... . Wade Coffey Sponsor. ... .Mr. Eugene Wilson BOOK CLUB President . V-President Secretary . Treasurer. Sponsor. . OFFICERS 5 6 o Lkprany Careroylil . . .-Blaine Clawson 2. Jeans ler . Nina Sue Clawson Mrs. Laura Church OFFICERS IPGesic entail Lonnie Ray: Vice-President .Rosalind Covington Secretary... . .Judy Lea Greene Treasurer. . . . . Annie MacBryde Sponsor. ... .. Miss Doris Jones OLE AO LLL SLR A, RN OES ee i scien ce, ee eee = ‘ INSTRUMENTAL CLUB a”e@ OQ SI 1 | = S = . : A | YY oe saa ah cei President. . V-President. Secretary. . Treasurer. . Reporte ree. Sponsor... OFFICERS .Polly Clawson . Loyce Ragan . Gloria Greer . Joyce Ragan . .Carolyn Greene Miss Louise Hurd FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Under the direction of Miss Louise Hurd, the FBLA, a new club at Appalachian High School, was organized for the benefit of students enrolledin business subjects. The FBLA, a national youth organization, is sponsored by the United Business Education Association. The chief purposes of the FBLA are to develop competent, aggressive business leader- Ship; create understanding in the intelligent choice of busi- ness occupations, and to establish standards for entrance into the business world. OFFICERS President is... 4 5 4. Leroy Coffey V-President ... .Nancy Bodenheimer sec-Treasurer ..... . Jerry Tester RepOrtere ee. s).)-0. 2 Lyndon Lackey SPONSOLe. . ... .. Dr. Roy Blanton FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America was begun at Appalach- ian High School this year under the direction of Dr. Roy R. Blanton. A national professional club sponsored by the National Education Association, Future Teachers of America has as its goal to interest students in teaching as a career. 89 MR. ROY MAIN - CUSTODIAN Not only an all around faithful worker, but a friend to all the students. 90 BELLO seein CLARITA PUNKY' ADAMS Though with us for a little while, we learned to love her cheerful smile. THOMAS ''BUSH BARNES Everybody's pal, an all- around guy; everyone likes him, we don't wonder why. LARRY ATWELL Athletic and quiet, not very often heard; but when he is, it's sure to be a kind word. GLENDA AUSTIN Lively andathletic anda sweet smile; her friends will tell you that her friendship's worthwhile. PATRICIA ANN BESHEARS Her motto: To be happy and successful in everything Ido. BILL BINGHAM, JR. His athletic ability is really first rate and as a lover-- wow! he's great. BARBARA BARNES A combination of intelligence and personality, determina- tion and willingness. SUSAN BRACKNEY She's modest, demure, and shy; she does her work well and never asks why. BOYCE 'GUNCH BROWN DAVID R. BROWN A paradox who puzzles what His fine attitude and congen- he pleases, and pleases what ial way will bring him much he puzzles. success someday. DONNA BREITENSTEIN . MESSE? prow = She can dance, she can sing; Task no man's CAN ave she can do most anything. some of my own. RUBY ''RUBE' BROWN JIM CLINT CANNON We've tried her and found her true; we like her and so will you. The early bird gets the worm, but who wants a worm nowa- days. JUDY BUMGARNER CAROLYN BUMGARNER There is a little mischief in A good disposition is more all of us, but Judy seems to valuable than gold. have more than her share. JERRY WAYNE CARROLL Tf all the boys in the world were just as nice as Jerry. BETTY STANBERRY CARROLL Her heart is like a moon, ever changing but always with her man in it. LEROY CLEVELAND COFFEY No matter what may come or go, nohurry or worry he'll ever know. GAIL COOKIE COOK Never put off enjoyment, for there's no time like the pleas- ant. ' MARY RUTH CHURCH Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. JOHNNY COOK A wrestling whiz with talent rare; friendly, sincere, with intelligence to spare. POLLY CLAWSON A package of brains; a heart of sunshine. JIMMY COTTRELL Always laughing, never sad; sometimes naughty, but never bad. JOSEPH DAVID CRITCHER His reason is not measured by size or height, but by principle. EVELYN EDMISTEN Never idle a moment; thrifty and thoughtful of others. MACK CRITCHER boy were just like him. JOE FAT JACK EDMISTEN A friendly fellow, athletical- ly inclined; a nicer guy you'll never find. An innocent charm, a mis- chievous grin; we wish every BARTLETT DOUGHERTY Happy am I, from care I'm free; why can't all be content like me. BAKER EDMISTEN Baker is our president, proud of him we are. His every deed for us is meant, he's servedus well thus far. SUS JAMES MAX FLETCHER Some think the worldis made for fun and frolic--and so do 1 JEAN ELLER If silence is golden, she is twenty-four carat. GLORIA J. GRAGG She is small, sweet, and gay; into our hearts she makes her way. PATT FLOWERS The beauty of her face, the quietness of her manner, and the music in her soul make Patt a rare personality. LEE ELLA HAGAMAN Here's a girl with a smile that makes the bubble of life worthwhile, DIANE HAMBY She has a pleasant word and a smile for all she meets. CAROLYN GREENE Silence may be golden, but I'm no miser. GLORIA GREER With her courteous manner and strong convictions, she will succeed by our predic- tions. GARVEY HAYES Tf wit and foolishness could turn into knowledge, he'd graduate, STEVE HARRY HAMILTON Only on the football field did he have any kick coming. WILLIAM HIGH DONNA HODGES To him, few things are im- She has a score of friends possible with diligence and and pals; for sheis one of our skill. friendliest gals. ELIZABETH 'CISSY BILLY HONEYCUTT HAYWORTH Friends like Billy are born, Public Energy No. 1. not made. PCH S Series JAMES HONEYCUTT To be honest as the world NADINE JACKSON goes is to be one man picked A peppy girl with lively eyes, out of ten thousand. apersonality twice her size. CAROLYN HOOVER Nothing is impossible to a HELEN JACKSON willing heart and a determined A shy manner does not hide mind. her sunny disposition. ROLAND JONES A faithful student, a perfect friend; we hope his joys will WILLIAM JAMES JORDON It takes a tall person to know what's going on inthis world. never end. MICKEAL LEE JOHNSON Watch out you big wide world; here I come. JIMMY LOOKABILL Come graduation, and snatch me from this homework. AMELIA LUTHER A gal with brains; she's lots offun. With her dependability she gets things done. NANCY LOOKABILL Lovable, attractive, never blue; When you're with Nancy you're happy too. WALTER LEWIS While we live, let's live in clover; for when we're dead, we're dead all over. ALICE McCARTNEY She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart and sits on the lid and smiles. ALA SUE MCGUIRE Kindness, ajovial spirit, and vitality are a priceless pos- session of our lovely band majorette. ' ROBERT MATHESON He has a personality you can't surpass and served as president of our Senior Class. BOBBIE MCGUIRE On the basketball court she's steadfast and steady; for a life full of action we're sure she's ready. KENNY MAZZAFERRO Everything I do is either comical, illegal, or fattening.” JUNE MAINE Her warm and friendly ways and smile make us know that she's worthwhile. Ti EUGENIA JEANNIE MILLER A really hard worker with determination; A high goal in life is her destination. KATHRYN MAST A vivid girl, tall and slim; bubbles over with pep and vim. SALLIE MARIE MILLER Beaming with pep and fun, our charming cheerleader beams like the sun. JERRY MORETZ RUTH ELLEN MORETZ No use worrying about life, Carefree manner, capability, you'll never get out of it alive. and superior intellect. BARBARA MORETZ BILL NORRIS Brains, ability, dark good Never idle amoment, friend- looks -- arare combination. ly and thoughtful of others. KEITH NORRIS He practices in little things, ERNIE RHYMER anadsprmoceeds to greater Nutty as a fruitcake and just things. as good. MARSHA PARKER BILLY JOE PRESNELL Marsha is always smiling A happy senior, fun to know; and sweet; a picture of love- give him a football and away liness complete. he'll go. LOYCE RAGAN CARL CURTIS RICHARDSON No task becomes so difficult The school's loss is the that she can't meet it witha world's gain. smile. JOYCE RAGAN JUDY DALTON ROBBINS Little deeds of kindness, She's won a place in our little words of love, and a hearts with her sweetness. pleasant smile make Joyce's life lit up and shining. JERRY LEE SMITH PATRICIA FAYE ROBINSON His fine attitude and congen- Dependability is nobility's ial way will bring him success someday. truest badge. SAMUEL D., SINK BARBARA ANN SMITH If he doesn't find a path, he To her, life is not life at all will make one. without delight. RONALD F. SMITH Goodlooking; athletic, mis- chievous but alluring; culti- vate his friendship for it's worth enduring. THOMAS G. TAYLOR Boyish charm, a little bit shy; lover of football and a really nice guy. RONALD J. SMITH A gay likeable fellow who is a friend to all. SHIRLEY SMITHERMAN Shehas so many friends she uses a filing system. KAY TEAGUE Her friendly attitude has gained her many admirers. JERRY TESTER Never trouble trouble, 'till trouble troubles you. MARY CAMILLA SUDDRETH A sweet, sincere gal, al- though new this year; We're very glad she found her way here. JOE WILLIAM TODD, JR. An all-around swell fellow is Joe--symbolic of energy, persistence, loyalty, and school spirit. RODDY WHITE My time is served, let me depart. JUNIOR P, WILCOX That he is friendly you will agree; and he's known by all for his loyalty. BARBARA YODER No task becomes_ so difficult that she can't meet it with a smile. NANCY SANDY TODD Such energy and pep that can't be beat; with an out- going personality so sparkling and sweet. NORMA FAYE TOWNSEND It's no matter what you do, if your heart be only tue ny JACKALENE TRIPLETT She has the mildest manners andthe gentlest heart. LORETTA GAY UNDERWOOD Very bright and lively, and full of fun, you bet. LINDA WATSON A quiet manner does not hide her sunny dis- position. WM. NEWTON WELBORN The nicest fellow you'd ever meet; He's sure to succeed--he just can't be beat. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We can'tbelieveit! Seniors. . .The Class of '63. . .after twelve long years of work and toil. It seems impossible that twelve short years ago we entered grammar school awed andperhaps a little fright- ened. We came through grammar school, however, with not much trouble. To be young and ignorant is surely bliss. But, the scene changed in '59 when the future class of '63 entered the halls of Ap- palachian High for the first time. Our subjects became harder and we had more to do with each passing year. As Freshmen we were probably the greenest ever to clamor through the halls. Wejoined clubs, made new friends and found there was evenaplaceforus at AHS. The Steering Committee that happy year was: President, Baker Edmisten; Vice President, Robert Mathe- son; Secretary and Treasurer, Ronnie F. Smith; and Reporter, Steve Hamilton. Marsha Parker was Miss Freshman. Sophomores! We had advanced one more rung up the ladder marked ''Education. Our Sophomore year was filled with French, AlgebralIl, and Biology. Boy, what brains we were. Ala Sue McGuire was Miss Sophomore. Baker Edmisten, Ala Sue McGuire, Ronnie Smith, and Robert Matheson served us well as class officers. Our Junior year was one of the best to go down in history--the thrill of being upperclassmen at last, and the thoughts of being the Big Wheels next year. Our class worked together for a beautiful Junior-Senior Prom. ''Gay Paree'' was the theme, and in the end we felt it was an event worthy of the Seniors. Donna Breitenstein was Miss Junior ! and Polly Clawson and Baker Edmisten were ''Class Favorites.'' The officers were Baker Edmisten, Robert Matheson, and Ronnie Smith. Seniors? Yes, we finally made it. The year began with us awed with the thoughts of being the hub that turned the wheel, playing the leading role on the stage of Appalachian High for one whole year. It was fun being looked up to by the other students even though we didn't feel we deserved this honor at first. Our class officers were Robert Matheson, President; Ronnie Smith, Vice President; Polly Clawson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Joe Todd, Reporter. Baker Edmisten, who was elected the previous year, served us wellas President of the Student Body. Ala Sue McGuire was ''Miss Senior ’ and Barbara Yoder and Robert Matheson were ''Class Fa- vorites. ’ Bill Bingham, Editor, and Ala Sue McGuire, Business Man- ager, of the 1963 Laurelworked diligently tomake our yearbook the best-ever. The day finally came that we received our class rings. Everyone was proud of his. After our wonderful Christmas holiday came the semester exams; then the election of Senior Superlatives. Baker Edmisten was ''Mr. Appalachian and Polly Clawson, Miss Appalach- ian.’ Our Senior Sponsors were Mr. VerlinCoffey, Miss Doris Jones, and Miss Elizabeth Elliott. We were then in a mad rush for graduation practice, final exams and the last treasured days of a wonderful life at AHS. These have been happy, carefree years full of fun, frolic and; yes, even a little work. --Nancy Lookabill 105 r F Class Historian CLASS DIRECTORY ADAMS, CLARITA. Transfer from Mercy High School. Social Dance Club 4; Friendliest. ATWELL, LARRY. Football 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Men's A Club 3,4; High Life Staff 1; Laurel Staff 3,4; Chorus 4; Art Club 2. AUSTIN, GLENDA. Homeroom Recorder 1; Citizen of the Week 1; J.V. Basketball 1, Captain; Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,3,4, President 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 2,3; Sophomore Play; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Girls A Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 4; Christmas Parade Representative 4; Most Popular. BARNES, BARBARA, Transfer from Cove Creek High School. Beta Club 2,3; High Life Staff 3; Citizen of Month 3. Girl's A'' Club 3; Social Dance Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Most Likely to Succeed. BARNES, TOMMY. Science Club 1; Men's A Club 4; Football 3,4, Most Improved Player; Friendliest. BESHEARS, PATRICIA ANNE, GleeClub1; Soph- omore Play; Beta Club 2,3; Girls A Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Music Librarian 4; High Life Staff 3,4, News Editor 4; National Honor Society 4, Program Chairman; Pub- licity Student-Faculty Committee 4; Junior Marshal. BINGHAM, BILL, JR. Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Play; Golf 3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3, Executive Committee 1,2, Student Council Con- vention; Laurel Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Band 2,3,4, Re- porter 3; Men's A Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; So- cial Dance Club; Student-Faculty Publication Commit- Lees BRACKNEY, SUSAN IRENE, Transfer from North- ridge High School, Dayton, Ohio; Photography Club 4. BREITENSTEIN, DONNA. Transfer from Coral Gables Senior High School, Miami, Florida. Glee Club 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Basketball 3; Beta Club 3; Miss Junior ; National Honor Society 4; Social Dance Club 4; BPW Girl of Month 4; Chorus 4, State Chorus Festival 4; Student Council 4, Vice President; ''Best All Around. BROWN, BOYCE, Glee Club 1; Citizen of the Week 1; Scholarship-Citizenship Award 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Social Dance Club 4. BROWN, DAVID. Flytying Club 1; FFA 3,4; Bus Driver 3. BROWN, EDWARD. Flytying Club 1; Dance Band 1; Wrestling 2; Golf 2; Laurel Staff 2; Football 3; Beta Club 2,3, President 3, Beta Club Convention 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Attendance and Marching Award 1, Clinic Band 1,4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Men's ' 'A Club 3,4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; Rotary-Boy of the Month 4; Student Council 4. BROWN, RUBY. Book Club 4. BUMGARNER, CAROLYN. MixedGlee Club 1,2,3, Vice President 3; Quiet Social Games Club 2; Home Economics Club 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. BUMGARNER, JUDY. 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1,2; Office Practice 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4, CANNON, JIM. Fix-It Club 1; Band 1,2,4; Instru- mental Club 4. CARROLL, BETTY. Reading Club1; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 4. CARROLL, JERRY WAYNE. Flytying Club 1; J.V. Basketball Manager 3, Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 4. CHURCH, MARY RUTH. Home Economics Club 1,2; Sophomore Play; Social Games 2; Beta Club 2,3; Girl’s A Club 354, CLAWSON, POLLY. Student Council 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 2, Vice-President; Beta Club 3; Girl's A' Club 3; 'Junior Favorite''; National Honor Society 4; Senior Class Secretary; Future Business Leaders of America Club 4, President; 'Miss Appalachian. COFFEY, LEROY. Fix It Club 1; Paper Staff 3; Future Teachers of America Club 4, President; Laurel Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4. COOK, GAIL. Study Club 1; Quiet Social Games Club 2; Glee Club 3; Home Economics Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America Club 4. COOK, JOHNNY. Fix It Club 1; Baseball 1; Beta Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3; National Honor Society 4; Social Dance Club 4, President; Chorus 4, COTTRELL, JIMMY. Dramatics Club 1; Wrestling 1,2; Sophomore Play; Football 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4, Sportsmanship Award 4; Golf 2,3,4; Quiet Social Games Club 3, Secretary; Men's A Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Bas- ketball 4, Chaplain; Laurel Staff 4, Sports Editor. CRITCHER, JOSEPH DAVID. FFA 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 3; Chorus 3,4. CRITCHER, MACK. FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Citizen of the Week 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, State Champion 3; Best All Around. DOUGHERTY, BARTLETT. Laurel Staff 1,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Men's A Club 2,3,4; Social Dance Club 3, Secretary; Wrestling 3,4; Chorus 3,4, State Chorus Festival 3,4, Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Homeroom Chm. EDMISTEN, BAKER. Glee Club 1; President of Class 1,2,3; Chairman of Homeroom 2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Men's A Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Favorite; Chorus 3,4, Vocal Ensemble 4, State Chorus Festival 4; Student Council 3,4, President of Student Body; Mr. Appalachian. ' EDMISTEN, EVELYN. Hi-Life Staff 1,2,3,4, So- ciety Ed. 2, Assoc. Ed. 3, Editor 4; Girls A Club 2,3, 4; Beta Club 3; Publicity Dir. 3; NHS 4; Chief Jr. Mar- shal; Citizen-of- Week 4; Student- Faculty Publicity Com. 4; Homeroom Recorder 1, President 4; ''Most Influen- tial. EDMISTEN, JOE, Homeroom Chairman 1; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Men's A' Club 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Chorus 3,4, Vocal Ensemble 3, State Chorus Festival 4; Laurel Staff 4, ELLER, JEAN, Reading Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2; High-Life Staff 3,4; Book Club 4. FLETCHER, MAX, Flytying Club 1; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1; Football 2; Men's A Club 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Citizen of Month 3; Activity Bus Committee 4. FLOWERS, PATT. Student Council 1; J.V. Cheer- leader 1; Dramatics Club 1; Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Football Cheerleader 3; Majorette 4; Girl's A Club 3,4; Social Dance Club 3; Homeroom Recorder 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4, State Chorus Festival 4. GRAGG, GLORIA. Home Ec. Club 1,2,4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. GREENE, CAROLYN E. Study Club 1,2; Home Ec. Club 3,4; Future Business Leaders of America 4, Re- porter. GREER, GLORIA. Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 2; Home Ec, Club 3; Bus Monitor 4; Future Business Lead- ers of America Club 4, Secretary. “HAGAMAN, LEE ELLA. Transfer from Cove Creek High School. Home Kc. Club 3,4. HAMBY, DIANE. Book Club 4. HAMILTON, STEVE. Science Club 1; Freshman Class Reporter; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3; Men's A Club 2,3,4; Chorus Festival 4; 'Wittiest.” HAYES, GARVEY. Transfer From West Wilkes High School. Fix-It Club 1; Art Club 3; Future Busi- ness Leaders 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4, Safe Driver Award 3. HAYWORTH, ELIZABETH. Photography Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer; Bowling Club 1; Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Girl's 'A'' Club 3,4; Football Cheerleader 4, Chief; Student- Faculty Graduation Committee 4; Christ- mas Parade Representative 4; Most School Spirited. HIGH, WILLIAM. Laurel Staff 1; Beta Club 2,3; Wrestling Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Home- room Chairman 2; High-Life Staff 2,3, Sports Ed. 3; Junior Marshal; Men's ''A Club 2,3,4; Northwest Clinic Band 2,3,4; Jr. Science Symposium 3; Chorus 4, Clinic 4, Reporter 4; NHS 4, Sentinel; Student Council 4; More- head Scholarship Semifinalist 4. HODGES, DONNA ANN. Home Ec. Club 1,4; Glee Club 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4. HONEYCUTT, BILLY. Transfer from Lafayette Senior High, Kentucky. Band 4; Instrumental Club 4. HONEYCUTT, JAMES. Transfer from Lafayette Senior High, Kentucky. Photography Club 1,2; Band. HOOVER, CAROLYN, Photography Club 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Girl's ''A'' Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Marshal; Outstanding Jr. Band Award 3; NHS 4, Presi- dent; Student Council 4. JACKSON, HELEN, 4-HClub1;Home Ec. Club 3,4. JACKSON, MARY NADINE. Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Girl's A Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Sophomore Play; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Bus Moni- to r 4; Student-Faculty Assembly Committee 4. JOHNSON, MICKEAL LEE. Archery Club 3; So- cial Dance Club 4. JONES, ROLAND, Flytying Club 1, President; Homeroom Chairman 1,2; Homeroom Recorder 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 4; ''Most Influential. LEWIS, WALTER, FFA Club, Vice President. LOOKABILL, JIMMY. FFA Club 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Bus Driver 3. LOOKABILL, NANCY. Home Ec. Club 2,3; Girls A Club 2; Social Dance Club 4; Laurel Staff 4, Class Editor; Scholarship-Citizenship Award 1,3; Christmas Parade Representative 4. LUTHER, AMELIA. Photography Club 1; Home- room Reporter 1; Citizen of the Week 2; Homeroom Chairman 3; Glee Club 2; Beta Club 2,3, Vice President; NHS 4, Vice President; Student Council 3,4, Reporter 4; High-Life Staff 2,3,4, Ass. Music Ed, 2, Feature Ed. 4; Business Girl of the Month 4; Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 4; ''Most Dependable. McCARTNEY, ALICE, Transferfrom Anchor Bay High School, Michigan. Beta Club 2,3; Band 3; Girl's A Club 3,4; National Merit Semifinalist 4. McGUIRE, ALA SUE. Glee Club 1, Accompanist; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Band Council 4, Most Val- uable Band Award 3; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4; Miss Sophomore ; Sophomore Class Reporter; An- nual Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; Social Dance Club 3; Girl's A'' Club 3,4; Chorus 4, Choral Ensemble; Miss Senior ; Student- Faculty Activities; Committee 4; State Choral Festival; ''Best Looking. McGUIRE, BOBBIE. Study Club 1; Glee Club 2,3; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Improved 2, Co-Cap- tain 4; Girl's ''A Club 3,4; Most Athletic. MAIN, JUNE. 4-HClub1; Home Ec. Club 2,4; Dra- matics Club 4. MAST, KATHRYN, Glee Club 1; Northwestern Band Clinic 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Band Council 4, Majorette 2,3,4; Girl's A Club 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Beta Club 2,3, Secretary 3, Beta Club Con- vention 3; NHS 4, Secretary; Citizen of the Week 2, Homeroom Officer 2; Chorus 4, Choral Ensemble, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 4. MATHESON, ROBERT. GleeClub 1, V-President; Men's A Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Shrine Bowl 4, East-West All Star Game 4, All Southern 4, Wigwam All American 3, All Scholastic Western North Carolina 4, All State 4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Vice President 1, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Pres. 4; Chorus 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4, Choral Ensemble 3,4, State Choral Festival 4; Senior Class Favorite; Wrestling 3; ''Most Athletic.” MAZZAFERRO, KENNY. Flytying Club 1; Quiet Social Games 2, V.-Pres.; Wrestling 2; Archery Club 3; Future Business Leaders Club 4; Faculty Student As- sembly Committee, 4. MILLER, EUGENIA. Study Club 1; Glee Club 2; J.V. Cheerleader, 2; J.V. Basketball 3; Social Dance Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4, Choral Ensemble, Greensboro Choral Festival 4. MILLER, SALLIE. Girls Glee Club 1; J.V. Bas- ketball 1; V. Basketball 2,4, Co-Captain 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2; Girl's A Club 3,4; Social Dance Club 3, Chorus 3,4, Ensemble 3, Chorus Festival 4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; Assistant Chief 4; Christmas Parade Rep. 4. MORETZ, BARBARA, Study Club 1; Home Ec, Club 2,3,4, Reporter 2; Beta Club 2,3; Social Dance Club 4; Laurel Staff 4; Student-Faculty Guidance Committee 4. MORETZ, RUTH ELLEN. Home Ec. Club 1,2; Girl's 'A Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; NHS 4. NORRIS, BILL. Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Science Club 1; Men's ''A Club 2,3. PARKER, MARSHA. J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Miss Freshman ; Laurel Staff 1,2,3,4, Feature Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,4; Social Dance Club 4. PRESNELL, BILL. Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4, Lineman of year; Wrestling 1,3; Flytying Club 1, President; Social Dance Club 4; 'Most School Spirited. RAGAN, JOYCE, 4-HClub1, Sec.; Home Ec. Club 2, Sec.; Beta Club 2,3; ''A Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4, Treasurer. RAGAN, LOYCE, 4-H Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2,4; Future Business Leaders 4; V. President. RHYMER, ERNIE. Fix It Club 1; Bus Driver 3,4. RICHARDSON, CURTIS. Dramatics Club 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Baseball Mgr. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Coun- cil, Second Class Musician 2, First Class 3, Dance Band 1, N. C. Band Clinic 3,4, Symphonic Band 3,4, Master Musician 4; Beta Club 2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Slide Rule Club 2;Jr. Marshal; Social Dance Club 3; Instrumental Club 4; Chorus 4, State Choral Festival. ROBBINS, JUDY. Transfer from Marion High. Chorus 2,3; Photo Club 3; Book Club 4. ROBINSON, PATTY. Photography Club 1; Girl's A' Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Jr. Marshal; Home- room Chairman 4; BPW Girl 4; Beta Club 2,3; Chorus 4, Ensemble. SINK, SAMMY. Photo Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3; NHS 4; Art Club 2; Future Teacher's Club 4; Jr. Marshal; Jr. Science Symposium 3. SMITH, JERRY LEE, Transfer From Happy Valley High. FFA 1; Bus Driver 4. SMITH, RONNIE F. Football 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, V.-Pres.; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Men's A Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3; Homeroom Chairman 1, Reporter 2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 1,3, V.Pres. 2,4; Rotary Boy of the Month 4, Dance Band 1,2, Band Council 3,4, Presi- dent 4; Most Popular. SMITH, RONNIE J. Photo Club 1; Art Club 2,3, Pres. 2; Laurel Staff 4. SMITHERMAN, SHIRLEY. Glee Club 1; Future Business Leaders 4. SUDDRETH CAMILLA. Band1,2;4-HClub 1; D.O, Club 3; Art Club 4; Bus Monitor 4. TAYLOR, TOMMY. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Men's At! Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Baseball 1; Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3, Convention 3; Laurel Staff 4, Literary Editor. TEAGUE, KAY. Dramatics Club 4; Chorus 4, TESTER, JERRY. 4-H Club 1,2; Chorus 4; Li- brarian; Future Teachers Club 4, Sec.-Treas. TODD, JOE WILLIAM. Football Mgr. 1; Student Council 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Men's’ A'' Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Social Dance Club 3, Treas.; Chorus 3,4, Pres. 4, Section Leader 4, Ensemble 3,4, State Choral Festival 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Band 2,3,4, V.- Pres. 4; Laurel Staff 3,4, Club Editor 4; Class Officer 4, Reporter; ''Best Looking. TODD, NANCY. Art Club 1; Glee Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4. TOWNSEND, NORMA. 4-H Club 1; Book Club 4. TRIPLETT, JACKALENE, FBLA Club 4. UNDERWOOD, GAY. Chorus 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3,4; Future Business Leaders 4. WATSON, LINDA GREENE, Home Ec. Club 2,3; Future Business Leaders 4; Bus Monitor 4. WELLBORN, BILLY. Homeroom Reporter 1, Fix It Club 1; Bus Driver 3,4; FBLA 4; Most Likely to Succeed. WILCOX, JUNIOR. Golf 1,2,3,4; Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3,4; Social Dance Club 4; Glee Clubsiees YODER, BARBARA. Band 1,2,3,4, Section Leader 2,3,4, Librarian 4; Homeroom Officer 3, Student Coun- cil 4; Photo Club 1; Art Club 2; Girl's A Club 3,4, Pres, 4; Basketball Mgr. 2; Citizen of the Month 3; Chorus 3,4, Ensemble 4, Choral Festival 4; Senior Class Favorite; ''Wittiest. 108 Juniors Long For That Title Martha Allen Elizabeth Bartlett Ralph Lane Beshears Chuck Blanton Joyce Brewer Dean Brown Gary Brown Jane Buckland Jerry Bumbaugh Burl Carlton Buddy Carroll Larry Carroll Royce Carroll Mary Clawson Wayne Clawson Wanda Coffey John Cole Toi Cook Bill Council James Cox Jerry Critcher Joey Danner Eric DeGroat Of “High And Mighty” Seniors! 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