Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

THE 1968 TROJAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL CAT A WBA, NORTH CAROLINA “You’ll Never Walk Alone” Editor-In-Chief Literary Editor Layout Editor Sponsor........ . . . . Jayne Travis ......Rita Smith . . Linda Garrison Mrs. Henry Harris VOLUME XIV Hold your head up high ... 5 Walk on with hope in your heart, and . . . You’ll Never From the time the 8:25 bell rings for homeroom until the last bus has left in the afternoon. Bandys High School is a burst of constant activity. It is a scene of questions, adventure, and growing up. The excitement of new friends, the frustration of unending assignments, and the challenge of numerous exams arc all steps in gaining knowledge and maturity. Walk Alone Everything is more meaningful when shared-our joys and our disappointments. The harmonious yell of victory at a ball game, the silence of finished midterms, and the melancholy feeling of defeat are all sentiments experienced by each of us. As each of us at Bandys share these feelings, we discover again and again, that whether with God or with our friends . . . You’ll Never Walk Alone. S2v We Dedicate We, the Senior Class of Bandys High School, wish to dedicate the 1968 TROJAN to one who has been a friend in times of trouble, an inspiration in times of need, and who has shown the students of Bandys a true display of sportsmanship. Seldom does one find within the confines of a single personality the unbeatable com- bination of remarkable physical stamina, competent teaching ability, and genuine interest in the student that characterize him. His boundless energy, pleasing sense of humor, and knowledge of athletics enables us to call him Coach” with pride. We salute his contributions to our school and community as a coach, instructor, and individual. With pride and honor, we dedicate the 1968 TROJAN to....... Mr. Richard Foster 10 A dministration 11 Principal Whether in trouble or just asking for advice, Mr. Sigmon always has time to listen. MR. GLENN A. SIGMON Lenoir Rhyne B.A. UNC-G ME. Dear Seniors: As you look through this annual, 1 hope you will have many pleasant memories. As the years go by, you will come to realize that high school days are some of the happiest days of your life. We have tried to help you young men and women find the fields to which you are best suited and have given you the best training we could to prepare you for entering these fields. You have also received a secondary kind of education even though you have never been enrolled in a course so labelled. I rom everyone around you, you seniors have been learning all your lives to be concerned with others. Do keep working toward the goal you desire, but it will not bring you happiness unless you have found happiness along the way. You will help determine the kind of future you face. Glenn A. Sigmon, Principal SECRETARY CUSTODIAN Mrs. Bobby Moss Mr. Coytc White LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL: Mrs. Ernest Robinson, Mrs. Coytc White. Mrs. Henry Hoyle, Mrs. A. L. Setzcr, Jr., Mrs. Lois Connor, Mrs. Walter Keislcr. “LANGUAGE IS PART OF A MAN'S CHA RA CTER. ” MRS. PATSY ROGERS Appalachian State University B.S. English, U. S. History MRS. PAULETTE G. MOSS Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. English 11, English IV, Art Senior Class Junior-Senior Prom ... Erancis Bacon Because of us vital importance, English is a required subject for every student. Freshmen entering English classes learn unfamiliar grammar rules. Sophomores continue to increase their knowledge of good grammar and begin a detailed study of poetry and the famed “Julius Caesar”. Becoming acquainted with American authors and their works is the main objective of the Juniors, while Seniors struggle through the study of England’s literary background. English is the basis of all our classes and is essential for success in any field of endeavor. MRS. GAIL H. HEWITT Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. English 1, II, III, IV, Glee Club Dramatics Club MRS. MARIAN M. LEWIS Bennett College A.B. English II, English III MRS. SYLVIA K. RAY Lenoir Rhyne College B.A. English II, English IV “ . . . and Snoopy is not one of the best known American authors.” “To be, or not to be: that is the question ... for 14 seniors. MRS. SANDRA E. WELDS UNC-Grecnsboro B.A. t rench I, II, III, French Club “MA1S POUR MA PROPRE PARTIE, C’ETAITLE GREQUE POUR MOI ... Shakespeare Foreign language has become an important part of our high school curriculum at Bandys. Due to rapid means of communication and transportation, our knowledge of other peoples is becoming increasingly important. Under the leadership of Mrs. Fields, students learn proper pronunciation, fundamentals of correct grammar usage, as well as French customs and history. Le professor de francais est tres jeune, et tres joli. Even Seniors don’t know everything, n’est-ce pas? The romanticism of the French language holds these girls attention. “YOU CAN PROVE AN YTHING BY FIGURES.” MRS. R. NORRIS HOYLE • • • Carlyle U.N.C.-Greensboro A.B. Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Advaneed Math MR.KENNETH HILDEBRAN Appalachian State University B.S. Algebra 1, Physics, General Math Trig students expand upon basic mathematical concepts. The Math Department at Bandys is continually im- proving its teaching methods. Old rules are expanded and new rules are introduced. Two years of math are required for every Bandys student. Equations, form- ulas, theorems, and bisected lines tend to intrigue stu- dents as they struggle through Consumer Math, Math 9, Algebra I and II, geometry, and trigonometry. '2x and 2x is not 7x. A ■ 16 According to the Hoylc-Hildebran method, you can.. “SCIENCE IS THE UTERA TURE OF TRUTH. ” ... Josh Billings A large number of Bandys students pursued their scientific knowledge this year by enrolling in science courses. Freshmen became acquainted with the science department through General Science while sophomores studied the mysterious wonders of nature in biology. BSCS, an advanced biology course is offered to stimu- late the interest of gifted students. Many juniors and seniors ventured into chemistry and physics. Sir Isaac Newton was not well known for planting apple trees.” EVERETTE CALDWELL Wake Eorcst College Lenoir Rhyne College Duke University A.B. Biology. B.S.C.S., Chemistry JAMES TEAGUE Appalachian State University Lenoir Rhyne College East Carolina College N. C. State College B.S. Biology, General Science The excitement of learning about a frog's anatomy. You don’t think he means it, do you?' “HALF THE WORLD KNOWS NOT HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES. ... Herbert MR. LI ONARU JONI S Appalachian State University B.S. World History, Science, U. S. History The Juniors’ interest in required United States History is stimulated by colorful maps and attractive bulletin boards. World History students study ancient and medieval civilizations and relate it to the events of modern times. Both classes are able to keep abreast of current events by receiving World Week. Civics and government give interested students an opportunity to find out more about our government, our economic situation and our people. You’re going to talk yourselves into something.' ‘Of course, not everyone can be like me, but. . . Actually, I’ve only been to court once . . . Mrs. Miller is known for her numerous General Business tests. Concentration is the key to learning typing skills. Proper methods of Tiling are taught in Clerical Practice. THE BUSINESS OF AMERICA IS BUSINESS.” __Calvin Coolidge MRS. CATHERINE HARRIS Lenoir Rhyne College B.A. Bookkeeping, Clerical Office Practice, Typewriting I Annual Sponsor MRS. CLARE MILLER U.N.C.G. B.S.S.A. Consumer Math, General Business, Typewriting I, Shorthand I EBLA Sponsor t It's all a matter of the right touch. 19 E VER Y MAN IS THE MAKER OF HIS OWN FOR TONE. MRS. MARIAN YOUNT Catawba College B.S. Home Economics 1, II, Family Living F.H.A. W. S. MOORE N.C.S.U. B.S. Agriculture and Shop F.F.A. M. D. HONEYCUTT Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. ICT ICT Club ASTOR F. PROPST Carpentry Carpentry Club ... Tattler The Industrial Arts department offers practical knowledge and useful experience through Industrial Cooperative Training, Agriculture, Home Economics, and Carpentry classes. ICT provides on the job train- ing and strives to develop leadership and responsi- bility. Agriculture consists of group instruction and practice of the ideas presented in class. Home Eco- nomics is open to freshmen and sophomore girls and helps prepare girls for present and future home life. Carpentry, a new course for junior and senior boys, develops the necessary skills required in the Carpentry Trade. “Now, this is a piece of wood ... I tried to tell them that's not the way to build a boat.' These Home Ec. girls arc making the draperies for the Business Department. “THE WISE FOR CURE, ON EXERCISE DEPEND. Physical Education Cold showers, sweaty socks, and long laps around the football field are vivid memories of physical education classes. Physical Education is mandatory for all freshmen and sophomores at BUS. Besides gaining valuable skill and acquiring physical fitness, sportsmanship is also heavily stressed. A physically fit body is as important as a mind mentally stimulated. ... and this is physical fitness!' MYRTLE JEAN LENTZ B.S. Appalachian SU Health. P. E. Government, Science Cheerleaders, Pep Club Girls' Basketball RICHARD C. POSTER Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. World Geography U. S. History Health. P. E. Monogram Club Varsity Football J. V. Basketball Athletic Director EUGENE FISHER Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. Civics, Government Physical Education Key Club Football (line) Basketball Baseball •-Z? I “GOOD COUNSEL HAS NO PRICE. Mazzini WILLIAM A. SIGMON UNC-Chapel Hill A.B., M. Ed. Guidance MRS. WILLIAM D. ISENHOWER UNC-Grecnsboro A.B. Librarian Library Club, Ban-Troia Counseling students as to the right subjects to take, college choice, job applications, and other personal problems, are among the duties of Mr. William A. Sigmon, guidance counselor. Other responsibilities in- clude administering the PSAT, and sending out tran- scripts for all seniors applying to college. Students needing research material rely on the 5562 books, numerous magazines, atlases, and encyclo- pedia in the BUS Library. Under the direction of Mrs. Isenhower, the library makes the task of edu- cation easier and more enjoyable. The library has something for everyone. Mr. Sigmon offers valuable advice to all students. The library is open to all students at Bandys. eniors SENIOR OFFICERS: Vice-President, Carol Mackie; Testator, Ann Henline; Historian, John Cutchin; Secretary-Treasurer, Lewis Arndt; President, Roger Heldcrman; Prophet, Vincent Elliott. Seniors CLASS FLOWER: Blue Carnation CLASS COLORS: Carolina Blue White CLASS MOTTO: “Life is what you make it.“ Doris Jean Abernathy gentle, diligent, wholesome V' Virgie White Abernathy exceeding, interesting, persuasive Norma Delane Abernethy dazzling, cheerful, unselfish Susan Rebecca Arndt polite, reliable, practical William Lewis Arndt handsome, athletic, champion William Roger Arndt mild, easy-going, agreeable Larry Wayne Bandy casual, carefree, dauntless Betty Faye Beal charitable, helpful, optimistic Dickie Micheal Beal mischievious. spunky, amazing Donald Richard Beard generous, amusing, zealous Larry Eugene Beatty friendly, courteous, dependable Wanda Sue Bolick Elaine Brooks fair, conversable, stylish, becoming, well-dressed expressive Linda Jo Brown considerate, courtly, deserving Larry William Burris talented, likeable, good-natured Jill Murray Buff gifted, intelligent, influential Theresa Jane Burris practical, friendly, gentle Jackie Ray Bumgarner healthy, jolly, persuasive G. R. Bustle courteous, carefree, creative Dora Susan Caldwell sweet, small, smiling Phillip Gentry Caldwell quiet, honest, reliable Deborah Lynn Campbell fashionable, friendly, understanding Brenda Kay Cauthen ardent, expressive, compassionate Harvest Ann Clark steady, tactful, smiling Mitchell Wilson Cline considerate, outstanding, school spirited Melinda Ann Connor tranquil, trusty, shy Terry Louis Connor strong, skillful, amusing Jerry Gene Connor tall, tactful, appealing Norma Lynne Cook witty, warm, enthusiastic Jody Faye Crozier graceful, dainty, dignified John Franks Cutchin intelligent, ambitious, creative Doris Jean Deal quiet, genuine, understanding Wilma Mae Dills restful, keen, expressive Gordon Nelo Drum brilliant, amusing, brave Patricia Ann Edwards merry, good-natured, agreeable Joseph Dail Drum clean-cut, fascinating, gallant Linda Elizabeth Elliott active, dependable, good-humored Paul Steven Edmondson gifted, gentlemanly, amusing Roger Keith Elliott joyful, gifted, gentlemanly Vincent Wesley Elliott exciting, skillful, strong Delores Jane Felts faithful, happy, reliable Miles Edward Forbes, Jr. friendly, suave, independent Randy Milton Gantt conversable, delightful, boyish charm Linda Carol Garrison adorable, spirited, artistically inclined Glenn Davis Goodman. Jr. polite, dashing, gregarious Conrad Clayton Hefner dependable, worthy, considerate Jimmy Lee Golden gifted, gallant, good natured Roger Dale Helderman handsome, happy, hardworking David Leroy Helms quiet, helpful, reliable Shelia Irene Helton stylish, courteous, sparkling eyes Patricia Ann Henline Tony Abernethy Hewitt dark hair, elegant, careful, conscientious, achieving co-operative Emma Jean Hicks demure, noble, neat Julie Robinson Hovis quiet, expressive, friendly Floyd Benson Hicks casual, clever, cheerful Judy Kay Howard fair, flaming, fascinating Micky Sue Hollifield small, sincere, agreeable Henry Franklin Hoyle, Jr. manly, unselfish, earnest Theresa Issac Huffman happy, kind, good-humored Wanda Rae Huffman studious, pleasant, pure Marcia Elaine Isenhour popular, pretty, praiseworthy Billie Jacqueline Jones lively, kind, cheerful Mary Teresa Jones sugar, spice, everything nice Betty Carole Koone lively, original, well-dressed Judy Shoemaker Leach blond, lively, big-hearted Bobby Ray Little quiet, unselfish, worthy Brady Lee Little amusing, interesting, individualistic Bynum Lee Little congenial, carefree, courteous Harold Eugene Little quiet, muscular, honest Pamela Dean Little laughing eyes, wise, witty Frances E. Littlejohn happy, healthy, hopeful Janice Dianne Mace cheerful, concerned, courteous Carol Ann Mackie queenly, graceful, dependable Patricia Louise Martin kind, witty, brilliant Glenda Deloris McCombs petite, pleasant, polite Janice Miller dignified, striking, stylish Wanda Lea Moose attractive, confident, ceaseless energy Reba Marcella Moses generous, gracious, genuine Alice Lou Mundy gentle, dependable, deserving Peggy Louise Nance sincere, responsible, talented Jane Elizabeth Pope spunky, witty, pleasant Susan Devorah Nail delicate, gay, affectionate Barbara Ann Potter enthusiastic, energetic, essential Alma Kay Queen courteous, shy, considerate Harriet Susan Rhyne dedicated, dependable, deserving James Howard Robertson daring, dauntless, discrete Judy Catherine Robinson gentle, kind, loyal Jerry Keith Saunders original, influential, good-natured Phillip Smith Seitz friendly, appealing, dignified Fred Nelson Sherrill loyal, lively, laughing eyes Clyde Gabriel Sigmon daring, distinguished, noble Lee Daniel Sigmon patient, practical, progressive Spencer Alan Sigmon good looking, gallant, gentlemanly Doris Mae Simmons studious, active, aware Rita Faye Smith popular, peppy, personality-plus Sylvia Keziah Smith devoted, dependable, diligent Kevin Micheal Stewart respectable, diligent, clear-headed Margie Louise Tuggle notable, nice, neat John Harvey Waters appealing, smiling, worthy Brian Allen Williams shy, sincere, genuine MOST INTELLECTUAL Peggy Nance Dwight Sherrill MOST TALENTED Sylvia Smith Roger Elliott Superlatives - MOST DEPENDABLE Carol Mackie Roger Helderman BEST LOOKING Linda Garrison Lewis Arndt Superlatives MOST ORIGINAL Patsy Loftin Davis Goodman BEST SPORT Millie Loftin Roger Helderman MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Wanda Moose Frank Hoyle Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Carol Mackie Lewis Arndt CUTEST Ann Henline Joe Drum Superlatives MOST COURTEOUS Ann Henline John Waters In Memory ROBERT REINHARDT Twilight and evening bell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark, For though from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. -Tennyson 40 August 9, 1949-October 19, 1964 L Underclassmen 41 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, John Goodman; Secretary, Dianne Cornelius; Vice President, Mike Lawing. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS JUNIORS CHOOSE GREEN CLASS RINGS Jessie Abernathy Ray Abernathy Randy Aberncthy Ronnie Aberncthy Charles Ballard Gayncll Ballard Doug Bandy Keith Barringer Jimmie Beal Steve Beal Cathy Beard Paulette Beard Barbara Beatty Linda Beatty David A. Bell Dwight Bell Randy Benfield Bobbie Bolick Sandra Brown Libby Burgin Cathy Caldwell Gary Caldwell Sharon Caldwell Vickie Caldwell Barto Catchings Becky Clark James C. Connor Dianne Cornelius Shelia Cranford Doris Detter 43 JUNIORS PLAN PROM HONORING SENIORS V mtd hi ) nil Allen Drum Bobby Drum Denise Drum Gail Drum Geraldine Gail Drum Sherry Drum Donald Edwards Jerry Edwards Paul Edwards Casandra England Francetta Fairer Douglas Felts David Finger Sandra Fishe Fernanda Flowers Gail Flowers Gary Flowers Kathy Glover Gale Goble John Goodman Wayne Goodwin Vivian Ham Susan Harris Tim Harwell Vikki Harwell Ralph Hastings, Jr. Jimmy Hedrick Sandra Helms Noah Henley Rebecca Henley Robert Hewitt David Hildcrbran Chcrylene Hill Diane A. Hill E. Diane Hill U.S. HISTOR Y REQUIRED SUBJECT FOR JUNIORS F-rcddic Hill Sandra Hill Kathy Holbrooks Vickie Houser Vicki Howard Kay Hoyle Patsy Jonas Johnny Josey Judy Joscy Wanda Kerlcy Delmar Kiser Shelia LaCount Recil Laney Mike Lawing Barbara Laws Gary Ledford J. D. Leatherman Diane Lineberger Billy Little Rachael Martin Wilson McCombs W'esley McCorkle David McHale bddie Moose Ronnie Morrison Randy Moss Peggy Newton Ellen Nuzum Beverly Owensby James Phillips Gary Propst Ronald Reitzel Annette Rinehardt Jack Rinehardt Kathy Robbins Judv Roscman Alan Rowe Andy Settlemyrc Judy Setzcr Wayne Setzcr Brenda Sherrill L. A. Sherrill Mary Sherrill Allen Shook Lucille Shook Tommy Short Mack Sigmon Steve Sigmon Hugh Sipe Brenda Smith Nell Smyre Beverly Spencer Harold Stutts Boyce Talbert Joyce Talbert Lynn Tallent Billy Towery Mike Trouille Janet Tucker Larry Tuggle Bcnita Turbyfill William Turner Eddie White Gregory White Jackie White Jerry White SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Larry Reinhardt Vice President Charles Mackie Sccre tary-Treasu rcr Jeanne Lawing Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Teague, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Hildcbran Martha Bandy Don Adrian Beal Myra Beal Marsha Berry Barbara Black Renee Bost Gail Brown Debbie Burke Dwen Caldwell Angela Carmichael Joel Cherry Kenneth Lee Clark Amelia Connor Kathy Connor Danny Dills Anita Drum Donnie Drum Janice Drum SOPHS SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT AT GAMES Kathy Drum Gary Elliott Jill Elliott Gail Elmore Frances Faner Jerry Faner Norma Fishe Lillie I'lowers Linda blowers Danny Funderburke Brent Gabriel Kathy Gabriel Rhonda Gibson Gary Hammer Eddy Harwell Donald Hefner Gary Wayne Hefner Nancy Hefner Joann Helms Barbara Helton Mike Henline Debbie Herman Keith Hewitt Andy Hicks Kathy Hicks Randy Hildcbran Bobby Hill Randy Hobbs Alcta Hubbard Sherry Huffman Diane Isenhour Kathy Jones Sandra Jones Stephen Jones Ricky Josey Terry Josey Debbie Korn Jeanne Lawing Johnny Leatherman Jimmy Ledbetter Kay Lineberger Ronald Lineberger MANY SOPHOMORES MAKE VARSITY TEAMS Shelia Lineberger Margaret Little Carolyn Loftin Rebecca Lutz Charles Mackic Alan Martin Gary Mauncy Shirley McCorkle Dwayne McCullogh • Linda McManus Lonnie Miller Jackie Moore Joan Moore Karen Mosteller Carl Odom Melvin Odom Neil Patterson Phyllis Patterson Camilla Pegram Becky Phillips Terry Pope Eugene Putnam Lynn Putnam Jimmy Randall 49 Patty Ratchford Annette Reinhardt Larry Reinhardt Connie Robinson Linda Robinson Cathy Schrum Kenneth Scott Karen Seale Emma Setzer Frances Setzer Randy Setzer Joseph Dale Sharpe Dale Sherrill Nancy Sherrill Pam Sherrill Gary Sigmon Janie Sigmon Randy Sipe SOPHS STRUGGLE THROUGH BIOLOGY Lam Smith Patsy Smith Sarah Smith Wanda Smith Wanda Spake Linda Thomas Willie Torrence Dale W ilium Carl Wilson David Wilson Rickie W ilson Beth Wright I thought I told those girls, ‘You have to gam 10 yards not lose 10 for a first down! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Ronnie Johnson Vice President Donna Jo Howard Secretary-Treasurer Patty Harwell Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Moore, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Lentz, Mrs. Yount, Mr. Jones 51 FRESHMEN BRA VE NEW WORLD A T BHS Donny Abemethy Albert Armstrong Barbara Ballcw Patty Balson John Bandy Dwight Bandy Douglas Black Donna Botick Johnny Bradshaw Maxine Brandon Melita Buff Michael Butler Linda Caldwell Cherie Caldwell Ricky Caldwell Terry Caldwell Charles Callaway Marilyn Campbell Lanier Cansler Kathy Carmichael Thomas Catchings Robert Clark Randy Cline Donna Coggin Willie Connor Roger Cornett Vickie Cranford Janet Crouse Janice Crouse Wanda Crouse Wayne Dagcnhart Dexter Davis Teresa Deal Nancy Dellinger Glenda Drum Jeffery Drum Marva Lynne Drum Rita Drum Robin Drum Vicki A. Drum 52 JV TEAMS COMPOSED OF FRESHMEN Vickie E. Drum Randy Eades Ronnie Fdmonson Alan Edwards David Eplcy Steve Estes Vickie Finger Rosie Flowers Selina Flowers Glenn Fulbright Gene Gibson Denise Goble Pansey Goforth Ray Greer Cindy Ham Patricia Harwell Kathy Hedrick Timmy Hefner Charles Henley Kathy Henley Bobby Henson Velda Hewitt Cindy Hicks Helen Hildebran Janice Holland Dennis Hollar Edward Honeycutt Tassie Honeycutt Thomas Honeycutt Donna Jo Howard Thomas Howard David Hoyle Jackie Hoyle Susan Isenhour Ronald Johnson Allen Jonas Pam Jones Linda Kale Randall Kale Larry Korn 53 3-MINUTE CLASS CHANGE RUSH FRESHMEN Jimmy Leatherman Steve Ledford Donnie Lineberger Randy Lineberger Jerry Little Teddy Lowman Ronnie A. Mace Alice Mackic Geo Martin Donnie Martin Vicki Mu nay Gloria Pegram Larry Propst Linda Propst Agnes Ramscur Cindy Mauney Lee McCaslin Deborah McCullough Martha McLaughlin Dale McLean George McManus Frankie McMurray Glenda Miller Cynthia Moses Barry Murray Renee Reid Wayne Reinhardt David Reitzel Larry Steven Robbins Dennis Scronce Harold Scronce Julietta Setzer Pamela Setzer Sandra Flaine Setzer Henry' Marshall Sherrill Robert Sherrill Roger Sherrill Sammy Sherrill Kathy Shoemaker Daisy Shook 54 FRESHMEN ELECT STUDENT COUNCIL Debbie Shook Judy Shook Sherrie Shook Boyd Sigmon Henry Sigmon Cynthia Singleton Wayne Sipe Gregory Slaughter Barbara Ann Smyrc trie Turner Johnny Turbyfill Ronald Waters Alfred White Jimmy White Gervie Wike Nancy Wilkes Sandra Willis Billy Wilson Allen Wimberly Sherry Woodard Van Woods School Rules Students arc not allowed in the building after 4:00. No boy will be admitted to the Library with his shirt tail out. 56 Cfirls are not allowed to wear their skirts above their knees. Students arc to follow Mrs. Hoyle’s rule of “hands off.” Students are not allowed to park on the front row. Students are not allowed to walk on the grass. Features MISS CAROL ANN MACK1E In a student body election Miss Carol Ann Mackie was elected 1967 Home- coming Queen. Carol was crowned at the annual Key Club sponsored Home- coming by the football co-captains. An active figure around Bandys, Carol is Senior Class Vice-President and co- captain of the girls' basketball team. The lovely brown-eyed beauty is also a member of the French, Monogram, and Glee Clubs. Homecoming Oueen ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS: Judy Shook, Randy Sipe; Martha Bandy, Gary Hammer; Casandra England. Wilson McCombs; Sandra Willis, James Robertson; Vickie Howard. Jimmy White; Dianne Cornelius, Recil Laney; Rickie Wilson, Randy Hildebran; Kay Lineberger. Wayne Setzer; Alice Mackie, Barry Murray. Attendants 59 October 13 was a special night for the Trojans. After a grueling first half the 1967 Homecoming ceremonies began with the scoreboard showing a 14-14 tie. Excitement mount- ed as each girl was introduced. Finally the winners were an- nounced and Carol Mackie was crowned queen by co-captains Roger Helderman and Lewis Arndt. With an outstanding show of determination the Tro- jans fought their way to a 27-14 win over Granite Falls making Homecoming 1967 a complete success. Everyone anxiously awaits the presentation of the 1967 Homecoming Court. Chuck Forbes charges in on the Granite Falls Blue Demons insuring the impressive Homecoming win. MISS MARY JONES Christmas Queen 62 Miss Mary Jones was crowned 1967 Christmas Queen at the French Club sponsored Christ- mas Carrousel by President Clyde Sigmon. Mary is very active in school activities. She is FBLA President, FHA Vice- President, French Club Secre- tary, and Dramatics Club Secre- tary. Mary is also one of the BAN-TROIA art editors. Mary and Bobby seem to be enjoying the Queen’s Dance. The Tempos provided an excellent selection of dance music. Christmas Carrousel Judy Robinson and Linda Brown were the lovely attendants in the Queen’s Court. The twinkling of Christmas lights, the rustling of Peau de Soi, the streamers hanging from the ceiling, all help set the mood for the Christmas Carrousel. The right mood combined with the right music made it an evening to be long re- membered. i Miss Shelia Irene Helton was elected Queen of Hearts on the basis of personality, poise, scholarship, and general appear- ance in a student body election. Sewing, horseback riding, and being with people are among Shelia's special interests. Her activities at Bandys include FHA. FBLA, and a member of the annual staff. Shelia will reign at the annual Beta Club sponsored February Festivities. MISS SHELIA IRENE HELTON Queen of Hearts Fantasy of the Sea — The sophomore waitresses and waiters dressed in sailor suits . . . King Neptune looking on from his throne . . . seniors showing approval of the juniors’ talent . . . pride shining in the eyes of the juniors ... the scent of perfume and the smiles of friends . . . the crowning of Wayne Rogers and Miss Messick as King and Queen ... the music of the T-Berries and dancing barefoot . . . dancing the night away in a Water Wonderland. MISS MARY ELLEN PAINTER Amid the gathering clouds, the May Court of 1967 was presented at the traditional French Club sponsored May Day. Miss Mary Ellen Painter, escorted by Mr. Billy Sigmon, was crowned by Mr. Everette Caldwell, due to the illness of our principal, Mr. Glenn Sigmon. Folk dances from various countries per- formed by the BUS clubs carried out our theme of Dances Around the World. A group of teachers served as judges and the French Club awarded a cash prize to the most authentic dance. MAY QUEEN Miss Mary Ellen Painter Escort, Mr. Billy Sigmon MAID OF HONOR Miss Elaine Isenhour Escort, Mr. Boyce Henley MASCOTS Miss Trena Laney Master Sam Foster 1967 May Court • t Mike Henline, Connie Robinson; Ronnie Wesson, Dianne Cornelius; Joe Drum, Ann Henline; Gary Newton, Linda Lee; Ed Craven, Linda Mackie; Kenny Hildebran, Jeanette Moore; Boyce Henley. Elaine Isenhour; Dwight Sherrill, Sam Foster, Mary Ellen Painter, Trenia Laney, Billy Sigmon, Janice Sharpe, David Jones; Carole Isenhour, Lewis Arndt; Betty Sue Howard, John Cockman; Mary Jones, John Goodman; Denise Drum, Recil Wright; Martha Bandy, J.D. Sharpe, Jr. 69 Homecoming Queen Miss Linda Mackie Escort. Mr. Ed Craven Mr. and Miss Bandys Miss Janice Sharpe Mr. David Jones Christmas Queen Miss Carole Isenhour Escort. Mr. Lewis Arndt Queen of Hearts Miss Jeanette Moore Escort, Mr. Kenny Hildebran A ttendants Senior Attendant Senior Attendant Miss Betty Sue Howard Miss Linda Lee Escort, Mr. John Cockman Escort, Mr. Gary Newton Sophomore Attendant Miss Dianne Cornelius Escort, Mr. Ronnie Wesson Sophomore Attendant Miss Denise Drum Escort, Mr. Recil Wright Junior Attendant Miss Ann Henline Escort, Mr. Joe Drum Ereshman Attendant Miss Martha Bandy Escort, Mr. J. D. Sharpe, Jr. The Key Club “Greek Beauties” displayed great talent and beautiful legs. Old Mexico came alive as the Pep Club presented the Mexican Hat Dance. Amid bales of hay, the FBLA swings with an American square dance. The French Club took us to Paris for their French folk dance. The graceful Beta Gub Hula dancers pleased every- one and won the five dollar prize. Mabel Stewart Valedictorian Trudy Felts Epley Salutatorian John Cutchin Chief Marshal Graduation— 1967 “Bandys High, we love thee, and we’ll always cherish .... Gyde Sigmon, John Cutchin, Frank Hoyle Boys' State—1967 Annual event . . . rising senior boys . . . best all around in class . . . spon- sored by American Legion . . . Wake Forest College . . . week of learning . . . living on campus . . . study of city, county, and state governments . . . vigorous campaigns . . . mock elections . . . tournaments in various sports ... lasting friendships. 74 DAR Good Citizen Jill Murray Buff was chosen by the BUS faculty as the DAR Good Citizen. Jill is Editor of the BAN- TRIOA and proofreader for the TROJAN. She is also a member of the FBLA, French, Dramatics, and Beta clubs. As DAR Good Citizen, Jill at- tended the annual DAR luncheon in Salisbury and had a chance to compete for a scholarship. Morehead Scholarship Nominee John Franks Cutchin has been named as Morehead Scholarship Nominee from Bandys. At this writ- ing, John has advanced to the semi- finals. John’s activities at BHS in- clude class historian and business manager of the TROJAN. He is also a member of the FBLA. French, Beta, Pep, and Key clubs. Miss Susan Caldwell, the 1967 Beta Club Maid of Honor for the February Festivities. Mrs. Henry Harris presents Mary Jones, Ellen Nuzum, and Kathy Robbins a cash prize as winners in the Patriotic Emblem poster contest sponsored by the Pilot Gub of Newton, Inc. BUS STUDENTS RECEIVE VARIOUS A WARDS” Roger Helderman and Lewis Arndt represent Bandys on the All Conference Football Team. Jill Buff, Nancy Yarbrough, Rita Smith, Patty Martin, and Elaine Iscnhour receive a third place ribbon from the Montreat-Anderson College Workshop for the 1967 TROJAN. % STUDENT COUNCIL ENCOURAGES STUDENT BODY GOOD CITIZENSHIP BHS student government organization . . . homeroom representatives ... Popular election of officers . . . campaign slogans . . . secret ballot election . . . tries school offenders . . . punish- ment administered . . . cleans trophy case . . . Christmas tree for Lobby . . . Coordinator be- tween faculty and student body. Sponsor Mr. G. Sigmon Secretary Stephen Jones Vice-President Ellen Nuzum Student Council members per- form various duties. Shown working here are Micheal But- ler, Pam Sherrill, Robert Sher- rill. Cathy Caldwell, and Janice Holland. Renee Bost, Ellen Nuzum, Nell Smyrc, Diane Hill, Susan Caldwell, Pansy Goforth, and Alice Mackie are cleaning the trophy case, one of the stu- dent council duties. Other student council members are Stephen Jones, Frank Hoyle, Clyde Sigmon, Gary Mauney and Bobby Drum. Trojan Staff Drawing master layout forms, cropping pictures to proportions, or identifying pictures were all part of a typical day for the 1968 TROJAN editors. Now our hours of hard work, and our moments of inspiration, are all compiled and placed in your hands. We hope that in some way we may have captured those precious moments of memory and remain forever a record of what the lives of 515 Bandys High School students ex- pressed in 1967-1968. Jayne Travis Kditor-in-Chicf Rita Smith Literary Editor Linda Garrison Layout Editor 79 Maine Isenhour Sports Mlitor Wanda Moose, John Cutchin Business Managers Jill Murray Buff Proofreader and Secretary Debbie Campbell, Susan Caldwell, Alice Lou Mundy, Patsy Loftin: Judy Robinson Circulation Managers Treasurer Linda Brown, Linda Elliott, Sue Bolick, Patty Martin. Judy Robinson: Typists Karen Mundy, Pat Rhyne, Delores Felts, Shelia Helton, Pam Little: Typists These seniors, the advertising staff, are also shown and named on page 137. Ban Troia Staff BAN-TROIA Editor, Jill Buff, prepares lay- out for oncoming issue. Assistant Editor, Nancy Yarbrough, hower, proof final copy. and Advisor, Mrs. Isen- John Cutchin Business Manager, Jayne Travis and Gail Drum compile information for Eddie Moose, Science Editor, reports on solicits newspaper ads. their feature article. new scientific achievements. The Printers, Larry Reinhardt, Joe Drum, and Alan Rowe rush to meet Art Editors, Linda Garrison, Ricky Josey, and Mary Jones discuss a the deadline. new cover. Circulation managers Larry Tuggle and Stephen Jones sell subscriptions at lunch and break. Using library sources, Doris Sim- Moose and Delores Felts. mons, News Editor, checks out news stories. Society Editors Rita Smith and Bobbie Bolick peek out from be- hind the lockers in their quest for news. HAVE YOU DONE Jhij-y r Typists are Linda Brown, Sue Bolick, Alice Lou Mundy, Theresa Burris, and Patty Martin. Bobby Drum, Randy Abernathy, Linda Elliott, Beverly Owensby, Susan Harris, Cathy Caldwell, Wanda Huffman, and Norma Fishe are reporters. ROW 1: Diane Cornelius, Patty Martin, Wanda Huffman, Susan Caldwell, Judy Howard, Jill Buff, Nancy Yarborough, Mr. Hilderbran; ROW 2: Linda Elliott, Bobbie Bolick, Gail Drum, Peggy Darnell, Beverly Owensby, Doris Simmons, Eernanda Flowers; ROW 3: Elaine Isenhour, Becky Henley, Judy Robinson, Benita Turbyfield, Cathy Caldwell, Susan Harris; ROW 4: Larry Tuggle, Randy Abernathy, David Finger, Clyde Sigmon, John Cutchin, George Young. HONOR STUDENTS INVITED TO JOIN BETA CLUB Achievement organization . . . Promote principles of honesty . .. Ninety-four average ... Qualities of lead- ership . . . Sponsor Queen of Flearts . . . Paint ticket booth ... Care for school flag ... Work in concession stand at ball games . . . Sponsor February Festivities. SECRETARY Judy Robinson TREASURER Patty Martin PROGRAMS Jill Buff SPONSOR Mr. K. Hilderbran 84 ROW 1: Mrs. Fields, David Finger, Noah Henley, John Cutchin, Judy Howard. Clyde Sigmon, Dwight Sherrill, Tommy Short, Gary Caldwell; ROW 2: Rita Smith, Keith Barringer, Judy Leach, Ellen Nuzum, Libby Burgin, Jill Buff, Jayne Travis, Reed Laney, David Bell; ROW 3: Larry Tuggle, Linda Elliott. Patty Martin, Linda Jo Brown, Sharon Caldwell, Theresa Burris, Norma Cook, Wanda Moose; ROW 4: Bobby Drum, Delores Felts, Vikki Harwell, Doris Simmons, Margie Tuggle, Becky Clark, Jessie Abernathy, Gail Drum. Nancy Yarbrough; ROW 5: Beverly Spencer, Sandra Helms, Elaine Isenhour, Judy Robinson, Linda Beatty, Susan Caldwell, Mary Jones; ROW 6: Mack Sigmon. John Goodman, Mike Tallant, Beverly Owensby, Bobbie Bolick, Vicki Howard, Carol Mackie. ROW 1; Kathy Jones, Beth Wright, Connie Robinson, Rickie Wilson, Diane Hill, Denise Drum; ROW 2: Patty Ratchford, Nancy Sherrill, Debbie Herman, Marsha Berry, Jill Elliott, Renee Bost; ROW 3: Sandra Brown, Karen Seale, Anita Drum, Cherylenc Hill, Benita Turbyfill, Alcta Hubbard; ROW 4: Debbie Burke, Debbie Korn, Judy Josey, Kathy Robbins, Shelia LaCount; ROW 5: Randy Abernathy, Dale Sherrill, Davis Goodman, Larry Reinhardt; ROW 6: Joel Cherry, Steve Jones, Doug Bandy. LE CERCLE FRANCA IS EST ACTIF Sec.-Treasurer, Mary Jones; Programs, Susan Caldwell; Reporter, Ellen Nuzum; V. President, Vincent Elliott; Sponsor, Mrs. Fields; President, Clyde Sigmon. ROW 1: Mr. Foster, Joe Drum, Ann Henline, Lewis Arndt, Larry Burris, Linda Garrison. Joel Cherry. ROW 2: Elaine Isenhour, Carol Mackie. Mack Sigmon, Clyde Sigmon, Wayne Setzer, Roger Hcldcrman, Frank Hoyle. ROW 3: Wanda Moose, Sherry Drum, Kay Hoyle, Bcnita Turbyfill, Noah Henley, Vincent Elliott, Ronnie Abernathy. ROW 4: Susan Harris, Doris Defter, Pat Rhyne, Cherylcnc Hill, Kathy Gabriel, Denise Drum, Diane Hill, John Waters, Brent Gabriel. ROW 5: Gary Elliott, Larry Reinhardt, Greg White. John Goodman, Mike Lawing, Charles Mackie. ROW 6: Brady Little, Mike Trouille, Alan Rowe, Mick Cline, Doug Felts, Davis Goodman. President Lewis Arndt Treasurer Vincent Elliott Vice-President Linda Garrison Sponsor Mr. Dick Foster Secretary Ann Henlinc MONOGRAM CLUB CONSISTS OF LETTERMEN School athletes ... twenty quarters ... big green “BM . . . letter jackets . . . green blazers ... set BHS athletic standards . . . bond of loyalty among lettermen. 86 ROW 1: Davis Goodman, Lewis Arndt, John Goodman, Roger Helderman, Vincent Elliott. ROW 2: Joe Drum, Ronnie Abernathy, Mack Sigmon, Clyde Sigmon, John Waters. ROW 3: Mike Trouille, Larry Burris, Charles Mackie, Randy Hilderbran. Doug Felts. ROW 4: Frank Hoyle, Boyce Talbert, John Cutchin. Roger Elliott, Mike Lawing. KEY CLUB CONSISTS OF SCHOOL LEADERS President Roger Helderman Secretary Vincent Elliott Vice-President John Goodman Treasurer Lewis Arndt Homecoming sponsor . . . meetings at Jones’ . . . clean-up of school grounds... May Day skit... “We Build” ... initiation ... promote ideas of Kiwanis In- ternational . . . Key Club pins . . . Spring outing . . . develop initiative and leadership. Sponsor Mr. Eugene Fisher Reporter Davis Goodman 87 and seniors join the Pep Club and lead the underclassmen in raising school spirit. PEP CLUB PROMOTES SCHOOL SPIRIT School’s largest club . . . sell programs at football games ... cheering section at games... provide deco- rations for home games . . . sponsor pep rallies. . . promote school spirit... “P” for personality ... “E” for enthusiasm ... “P” for people. The Pep Club is one of the few clubs open to freshmen and sophomores. ROW 1: Rita Smith, Wanda Moose, Llaine Iscnhour, Patty Martin, Barbara Potter, Mary Jones, Denise Drum, Joyce Talbert. ROW 2: Ann Wilson, Cathy Beard, Vickie Caldwell, Sandra Hill, Kathy Holbrooks, Llaine Brooks, Norma Cook, Janie Pope, Brenda Cauthen, Mrs. Miller. ROW 3: Peggy Newton, Patsy Jonas, Judy Roseinan, Brenda Sherrill, Vicki Harwell, Ellen Nuzum, Libby Burgin, Cathy Schrum, Susan Caldwell, Shelia LaCount. ROW 4: Geraldine Drum, Doris Simmons, Sandra Brown, Gaynell Ballard, Delores Felts, Linda Elliott, Jill Buff, Pat Rhyne, Pam Little. ROW 5: Judy Setzer, Terry Pope, Jeannie Lawing, Janie Sigmon, Norma Abernathy, Doris Abernathy, Kay Queen, Cherylene Hill, Nell Smyre. ROW 6: Sherry Drum, Kay Hoyle, Paulette Beard, Linda Beatty, Doris Deal, Susan Arndt, Dianne Hill. ROW 7: Mick Cline, Randy Gantt, Davis Goodman, Sue Bolick, Judy Howard, Alice Lou Mundy, Karen Mundy. ROW 8: Wayne Setzer, John Cutchin, Lynn Tallent. FBLA ENCOURA GES COMMERCIAL VOCA TIONS Monthly Monday night meetings . . . Busi- ness Course students . . . State Convention . Mr. Miss FBLA . . . Christmas Fruit Basket . . . Develop Business Leadership . . . Spelling Bee . . . Plant Marshall Tour . . . Service, Education, Progress. President Mary Jones Vice President Secretary Rita Smith Barbara Potter Programs Patty Martin Historian Llaine Iscnhour Reporter Denise Drum Treasurer Joyce Talbert Sponsor Mrs. C. Miller ROW 1: Mack Sigmon, Wayne Setzer, Ann Hcnlinc, Alice Mackie. ROW 2: Janet Nance, Peggy Nance, Kathy Robbins, Nell Smyrc, Diane Hill, Kathy Holbrooks, Wanda Kerley. ROW 3: Vivian Ham, Annette Reinhardt, Libby Burgin, Jill Elliott, Gary Hammer, Jessie Abernathy, Mike Henline. ROW 4: Judy Roseman, Karen Mosteller, Patricia Edwards, Henry Sigmon, Noah Henley, Theresa Burris, Alan Rowe. STUDENT LIBRARIANS DEVOTE THEIR STUDYHALL Vice President Wayne Setzer Reporter Alice Mackie 90 Student Librarians . . . sign passes . . . shelf books . . . process new books . . . assist with student research . . . sponsor Book Week . . . file cards for card catalogue ... work on library bulletin boards. ROW 1: Bobby Drum, Elaine Iscnhour, Mrs. Hewitt, Jill Buff, Mary Jones, Margie Tuggle. Kathy Robbins. ROW 2: Pat Rhyne, Delores Felts, Shelia LaCount, Norma Cook, Diane Lineberger, Judy Roseman, Gail Elmore. ROW 3: Becky Clark, Nancy Yarbrough, Marsha Berry, Renee Bost, Aleta Hubbard, Fernanda Flowers. ROW 4: Bobby Henson, Larry Tuggle, Gary Mauney, Steve Jones, Joel Cherry, Noah Henley. ROW 5: Casandra England, Francetta Fairer, Wanda Moose, Rita Smith, Andy Hicks. President Jill Buff Vice-President Elaine Iscnhour TEARS AND CHEERS PLA YERS PROMOTE DRAMATICAL INTEREST Secretary Mary Jones Reporter Rita Smith Treasurer Bobby Drum Promotes interest in dramatics . . . monthly Monday night meetings . . . present assembly programs . . . practice, practice, practice . .. valuable acting experi- ence. Programs Margie Tuggle 91 Programs Kathy Robbins Sponsor Mrs. Hewitt ROW 1: Paulette Beard, Ann Henline, Patsy Loftin, Virgie Abernathy, Sylvia Smith. ROW 2: Doris Abernathy, Theresa Huffman, Judy Roseman, Lucille Shook. Vickie Houser, Reba Moses, Norma Abernathy, Vicki Howard, Sandra Helms, Barbara Beatty, Sherry Drum, Janie Pope, Karen Mundy, Harvest Clark, Vikki Caldwell. ROW 3: Larry Burris, Linda Garrison, Carol Mackie, Phillip Cald- well, David Hildebran. Hugh Sipe, Phillip Seitz, Kay Queen, Alice Lou Mundy, Cathy Beard, Glenda McCombs, Mary Sherrill, I ranees Littlejohn, Cathy Connor, Gaynell Ballard. ROW 4: Joe Drum, L. A. Sherrill, Paul Edwards, Larry Beatty, Kevin Stewart, Brady Little, Roger Elliott, Lane Williams, Brian Williams, Peggy Nance, Debbie Campbell, Linda Jo Brown, Judy Josey, Mrs. Hewitt. MUSICAL ENJOYMENT PROVIDED BY GLEE CLUB President Secretary- Joe Drum Treasurer Larry Burris p Sponsor Mrs. Gail Hewitt Thanksgiving performance ... Christmas program . .. sing at graduation . . . bass, tenor, alto, soprano . . . lovely blend of voices... sound ... joy ... success. Vice Reporter President L. A. Sherrill Ann Henline 92 ROW 1: Barbara Potter, Susan Nail, Jody Crozier, Janice Miller, Millie Loftin, Betty Carole Koone, Donna Gilbert, Janice Mace, Brenda Smith. ROW 2: Shelia Cranford, Kathy Glover, Elaine Brooks, Brenda Cauthen, Patricia Edwards, Lucille Kirksey, Julie Hovis, Gail Goble. ROW 3: Gary Propst, Johnny Josey, Alan Shook, G. R. Bustle, Dickie Beal, James Robertson, Steve Beal, Roger Arndt. ROW 4: Wayne Goodwin, Nelson Sherrill, Delmar Kiser, Donald Beard, Bobby Little, Jack Reinhardt, Billy Little. ROW 5: Jimmy Hedrick, Jimmy Phillips, Andy Settlemyre, Fred Hill, Billy Towery, Spenser Sigmon. ICT PRESENTS VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Practical occupational education ... after school jobs . . . Employer-Employee banquet... monthly Mon- day night meeting ... ICT class ... job safety. Vice-President Steve Beal Treasurer Janice Miller Reporter Roger Arndt Sponsor Mr. M. D. Honeycutt ROW 1: Casandra England, Cathy Caldwell, Norma Cook, Mary Jones, Susan Caldwell, Denise Drum, Gail Drum, Sandra Helms, Mrs. Yount. ROW 2: Theresa Huffman, Judy Roseman, Doris Simmons, Margie Tuggle, Judy Leach, Melita Buff, Cathy Shoemaker, Cherie Caldwell, Janet Crouse. Rebecca Lutz, Carolyn Loftin, Linda Flowers, Karen Mostella, Kathy Drum. ROW 3: Sharon Cald- well. Benita Turbyfill, Barbara Potter, Judy Setzer, Gcrldine Drum, Peggy Newton. Nancy Sherrill, Barbara Helton, Gail Elmore, Dale McLean, Glenda Drum. Van Woods. ROW 4: Patty Martin, Becky Phillips, Joan Moore, Cathy Beard, Vickie Caldwell, Gaynell Bal- lard. Linda Caldwell. Cathy Hicks. Patty Harwell. Maxine Brandon, Janet Nance. Willie Torrence. ROW 5: Norma Abernathy. Judy Josey, Barbara Beatty, Diane Lineberger, Doris Detter, Vickie Cranford, Pam Sherrill, Linda Thomas, Beth Wright. Janice Drum, Sandra Jones. ROW 6: Frances Setzer, Pansy Goforth. Denise Goble, Kathy Henley, Donna Jo Howard, Susan Isenhour, Vicky Drum. Cynthia Singleton, Vicki Murray. ROW 7: FrancetU Earrer, Marilyn Campbell, Donna Bolick, Teresa Deal. FHA HAS RECORD ENROLLMENT O President Susan Caldwell Treasurer Gail Drum Vice President Mary Jones Historian Norma Cook Secretary Denise Drum Parliamentarian Cathy Caldwell Home Economics Girls . . . White dresses . . . Red roses . . . After school meetings . . . Punch and cookies ... FHA Christmas Party . . . Christmas Tree for lunch room . . . State Convention ... Mother-daughter Banquet at Jones’... Cookout at Connor's Park. Reporter Sandra Helms Sponsor Mrs. Yount The F.F.A. has a large enrollment this year. Its members are boys enrolled in agricultural courses offered at Bandys. Under the cap- able leadership of Mr. W. S. Moore, this active club has won many awards. F.F.A. WINS NUMEROUS A WARDS Farm youth organization . . . farm improvement . .. community improvement . . . school ground mainte- nance . . . tool judging team . . . fair booths... blue ribbons ... cash prizes . .. father-son cookout... the future farmers of America. One of the F.F.A.’s prize-winning fair booths. Vice President Tim Harwell Reporter Brady Little Secretary Roger Helderman Sentinel Harold Stutts President • Vincent Elliott Treasurer Floyd Hicks Sponsor Mr. W. S. Moore I Water paintings, chalk drawings, and crayon works arc always on display in Mrs. Moss’s room. Here Mrs. Moss gives Joe Drum in- structions on putting up pictures as Linda Garrison, Wanda Moose, Barto Catchings and Terry Connor look on. Art Club members not pictured are Norma Cook, Mary Jones, Jeannie Hicks, Micky Holifield, Jackie Jones, and Norma Abernethy. ART CLUB NEWLY ORGANIZED AT BHS President Linda Garrison Secretary Wanda Moose Vice-President Ellen Nuzum Reporter Joe Drum The Art Club is often working on several projects at a time. Here Brian Williams, Harvest Clark, Patsy Jonas, Annette Kinehardt. Randy Moss, and Charles Ballard are working on posters while David Hildebran, Wayne Setzer, Ellen Nuzum, and Kathy Robbins put up a bulletin board. 6th period Art Class . . . Hall bulletin board . . . Poster contest .. . Cash prizes ... India ink . . . Water colors ... Oil paint . . . Christmas Carrousel decorations . . . Develop artistic ability. Sponsor Mrs. Moss Floyd Hicks, Jerry Edwards, Eddie White, Conrad Hefner. President: Vincent KUiott Secretary-Treasurer: John Waters Vice-President: Floyd Hicks Reporter: Frank Hoyle Sponsor: Mr. A. F. Propst CARPENTRY CLUB LEARNS BASIC CONSTRUCTION Carpentry class students . . . pounding of hammers . . . smashed fingers . . . buzzing of saws . . . dirty coveralls . . . building skills developed . . . field projects . . . boat house built . . . District carpentry contest... nail driving contest... master builder. Jackie Bumgarner, Vincent Elliott, Jerry Saunders, Steve Ed- mondson, Larry Bandy Roger Heldcrman, Frank Hoyle, Lewis Arndt Ronnie Abernathy, Leroy Helms, Mike Lawing, John Waters BALLS CREEK BUS DRIVERS: ROW 1: Sylvia Smith, Mickey Hollifield, Jackie Jones, Judy Roseman, Judy Setzcr, Judy Robinson. ROW' 2: Theresa Huffman. Sandra Helms, Judy Josey, Barbara Beatty, l llen Nuzum, Shelia LaCount. Pat Rhyne. ROW 3: Mike Tallant. Ralph Hastings. Kevin Stewart, Dwight Sherrill, Doug Bandy. Bus Drivers SHERRILLS LORD AND ROSENWALD BUS DRIVERS: ROW 1: Delores Felts, Linda Elliott, Pam Little. ROW 2: Wilma Dills, Gail Drum, Betty Carole Koonc, Judy Leach. Ray Abernathy. ROW 3: Bynum Little, Terry Connor, Floyd Hicks, Eddie White, Boyce Talbert. 98 A thletics 99 Ann Henlinc leaders 101 Denise Drum Jayne Travis, Co-Captain ROW 1: Larry Burris, Trank Hoyle, Chuck Forbes, Clyde Sigmon, Vincent Llliott, Lewis Arndt, Roger Hcldcrman, Davis Goodman, Joe Drum. ROW 2: Greg White, Lynn Tallent, Charles Mackic, Ronnie Abcrncthy, John Goodman, Dwight Bell, Doug Felts, Mike Lawing, Tony Hewitt. ROW 3: John Waters, Donald Edwards, Dale Williams, Brent Gabriel, Gary Elliott, David Wilson, Joel Cherry, Larry Reinhardt, Randy Benfield. ROW 4: Keith Hewitt, Jimmie Beal, Alien Drum. Football Head Coach Dick Foster Tri-Captains Lewis Arndt, Roger Hcldcrman, Frank Hoyle 102 Statistician The tensions of coaching arc often Mack Sigmon evident. Larry Burris receives the pigskin on a pass play from quarterback Clyde Sigmon. Managers Alan Martin, Alan Rowe Frank Hoyle Miles Forbes John Waters Mike Lawing End End End End Lewis Arndt Halfback Larry Burris Halfback Tony Hewitt Greg White Halfback Halfback Chucf, V incent, Ronnie, and TROJANS FI WINNING COL Charles Mackie Halfback Glenn l ulbright fullback John Goodman Fullback v O ''At T Trank rush to the aid of a fellow Trojan. NISH IN UMN Lynn Tallent Halfback Lewis Arndt lunges across the goal for a Trojan TD. Larry Reinhardt End Roger Helderman Tackle Vincent Elliott Tackle Doug Felts Tackle Joe Drum Guard Davis Goodman Guard Allen Drum Guard Brent Gabriel Guard Joel Cherry Guard Scoreboard Dallas BANDYS 19 OPPONENT 7 St. Stephens 7 0 Maiden 7 32 Bunker Hill 13 45 East Lincoln 26 7 Hilderbran 26 7 Granite Falls 28 14 Fred T. Foard 13 39 Gamewell 26 6 West Lincoln 7 19 Randy Hildebran Guard Ronnie Abernathy Center S L Donald Edwards Center Clyde Sigmon Quarterback Gary Elliott Quarterback ROW 1: Carol Mackic, Pat Rhyne, Benita Turbyfill, Anita Drum, Casandra England, Marsha Berry, Renee Bost, Karen Seale. ROW 2: Kathy Gabriel, Janie Sigmon, Doris Detter, Susan Harris, Coach Myrtle Jean Lentz, Judy Robinson, Elaine Isenhour, Gale Goble, Chcrylene Hill. GIRLS’ BA SKETBALL Karen Seale scampers after the ball as the action moves toward the Trojan goal. Carol Mackie Flaine Isenhour Judy Robinson Pat Rhyne Gail Goble Benita Turbyfill Marsha Berry Renee Bost Anita Drum Kathy Gabriel Karen Seale Janie Sigmon FRONT: Recil Laney, Randy Sipc, Randy Setter, Clyde Sigmon, Mack Sigmon. BACK ROW: Lewis Arndt, John Goodman, Mike Lawing, Henry Sigmon, Wayne Setter, Mick Cline, Brent Gabriel. Coach Mr. Eugene Fisher BOYS’ Tri-Captains Clyde Sigmon, Mick Cline, Lewis Arndt BASKETBALL The mighty Trojans dominate boards. Lewis Arndt Mick Cline Clyde Sigmon Recil Laney Mike Lawing Wayne Setzer Mack Sigmon The mighty Trojans make a mad dash for the ball. “Sink it-Mack-Sink it! The team gathers in a huddle as Coach Fisher gives last minute pep talk. Brent Gabriel Randy Setzer Randy Sipe • Henry Sigmon Lmcolnton stands helpless as Clyde Sigmon goes up for two points. SPRINTERS Greg White Dan Cooke Clyde Sigmon RELAY RUNNERS ROW 1: Davis Goodman, Donald Hefner, Dan Cooke; ROW 2: Don- ald Edwards, Charles Mackie, Clyde Sigmon; ROW 3; David Wilson, Dwight Bell, Billy Sigmon; ROW 4: Joe Wright, Roger Helderman, Greg White. FIELD EVENTS ROW 1: Dwight Bell, Clyde Sigmon, Roger Helderman; ROW 2: Greg White, Joe Wright, David Wilson. HIGH SCORERS Charles Mackie, Donald Edwards, Gary Caldwell, Greg White, Joe Wright, Billy Sigmon, Dwight Bell, Dan Cooke, Roger Helderman, Clyde Sigmon. ROW 1 Donald Hefner; ROW 2: Billy Sigmon, Roger Helderman; ROW 3: Dan Cooke, Clyde Sigmon; ROW 4 Ron- nie Abernathy, Dwight Bell, Allen Drum, Charles Mackie; ROW 5: Donald Edwards, Davis Goodman, David Wilson, Greg White, Dale Williams, Gary Caldwell, Joe Wright. Roger Helderman prepares to heave the discus. Joe Wright leaps over the high jump with ease. TRA CK TEA M SETS MANY NEW RECORDS 117 COACH Dick Foster . -v 7 «A- ■ v .. T 'v fiP. w t ROW 1: Larry Burris, Lewis Arndt, Rick Howard, Jimmy Huffman, Frank Hoyle, John Goodman. ROW' 2: Mack Sigmon, Rccil Laney, Mike Trouille, Conrad Hefner, Randy Sipe, Joe Drum; ROW 3: Wayne Setzer, Larry Reinhardt, Gary Elliott, Joel Cherry, Brent Gabriel; ROW 4: Coach Eugene Fisher, Assistant Coach Paul Campbell, Jr. LP % i ■ v w •— y I 4r V'M CAPTAINS Lewis Arndt Rick Howard COACH Eugene Fisher ASSISTANT COACH Paul Campbell, Jr. “vv 'Jur.c v TROJANS WIN LAST 4 OUT OF 5 GAMES MANAGERS Gary Mauney Brady Little i •ik 118 I Rick Howard Joe Drum Jimmy Huffman Lewis Arndt Larry Burris TROJANS SHOW FINE SPIRIT The Bandys High Baseball Team is believed to be the youngest team in confer- ence play. An excellent spirit was shown by all team members as they emerged with a 4-5 overall record. Rick Howard and Jimmy Huffman, the only seniors on the team turned in sparkling performances. Other outstanding players included sophomores Wayne Setzer, pitcher, and Mike Trouille, catcher. Second and third base were well taken care of by Mack Sigmon and John Goodman, also sophomores. With fifteen players returning, including All Conference Lewis Arndt, Coach Fisher is expecting one of the finest seasons in Trojan history. Conrad Hefner Frank Hoyle John Goodman Larry Reinhardt Recil Lancy Wayne Setzer Mack Sigmon Mike Trouille ROW 1: Rickie Wilson. Kathy Jones. Martha Bandy, Connie Robinson. ROW' 2: Janet Crouse, Cindy Mauney. Marva Lynne Drum, Judy Shook. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: Ray Fulbright, Jackie Hoyle, Wayne Reinhardt, Alan Edwards, Robert Sherrill, Larry Korn, Edward Honeycutt, Sam Me- Ree. ROW 2: Barry Murray, Henry Sigmon, Gervie Wike, David Epley, Billy Wilson, Timmy Hefner, Gene Gibson. ROW 3: David Hoyle, Randy Fades, Teddy Lowman, David Reitzel, Johnny Turbyfill, Glenn Fulbright, James Miller, Barry Hilderbran, Ronald Waters. COACH Ray Fulbright COACH Sam McRee 122 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: Terry Pope, Aleta Hubbard. ROW' 2: Deborah McCullough. Susan tsenhour, Vickie Cranford, Patty Harwell. ROW 3: Donna Jo Howard, Teresa Deal, Janice Holland. ROW 4: Alice Mackie, Pansy Goforth, Julietta Setter. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL COACH Mr. Dick Foster ROW 1: Robert Sherrill, Larry Korn, Larry Propst. ROW 2: Jimmy White, Jackie Hoyle, Johnny Turbyfill, David Reitzel. ROW 3: Glenn Fullbright, Henry Sherrill, Micheal Butler, Ronald Waters. COACH Mr. Dick Foster JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Senior Index DORIS JEAN ABERNATHY “Dimples”, “Tell you a- bout it later.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Lewis Abernathy; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-8040; Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; Ambition: Go to work. VIRGINIA WHITE ABERNATHY “Virgie”, “I want some chewing gum.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Rodney White; Address: Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 241-2642; F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Office worker 2; Glee Club 4; Ambition: To be a good and faithful wife and mother. NORMA DELANE ABERNETHY “Abernutty”, To heck with it.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. E.G. Abernathy; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Tele- phone 428-8177; F.H.A. 4; French Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Art Club 4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: To be a big success in everything. SUSAN REBECCA ARNDT “Sue”, “I tell you some time.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. William Edgar Arndt; Ad- dress: Box 70. Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; F.B.L.A. 4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: To have a good job after high school and also to get married and be happy. WILLIAM LEWIS ARNDT “Louie”. Parents: Mr. Mrs. Elmer Ray Arndt; Address: Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-3458; Class Vice-President 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3, President 4; May Day Escort 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Tri-Captain 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Co-captain 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tri-Captain 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 2; Out- standing Sophomore Trophy in Football 2; French Gub 3,4; Most Valuable Trophy in Football 3; All- Conference Football 3,4; All-Conference Basketball 3; All-Conference Baseball 3; Escort Christmas Festivities 3; Trojan Award in Football 3; Trojan Award in Bas- ketball 3; Carpentry Club 4; Class Secretary 4: Best Looking; Most Athletic, Ambition: Go to college, and be happy, useful and successful. WILLIAM ROGER ARNDT “Rog”, “Don’t worry.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. William Edgar Arndt; Address: Box 70, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; I.C.T. 4; Reporter 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To be a good mechanic and to own a garage. LARRY WAYNE BANDY “Coyte Jr.”, “Be good when you have to.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. W.D. Bandy; Address: Route 1, Box 40, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2882; C.C.A. 4; Ambition: Go to C.V.T.I. BETTY FAYE BEAL “Betty”, “What a way to go!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Gaither Beal; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-8669; Ambi- tion: To get me a real good job and someday get mar- ried. DICKIE MICHAEL BEAL “Blondy”, “You only live once!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Clifton Beal; Address: Route 2, Maiden, North Carolina, Telephone: 428- 8496; J.V. Football; I.C.T. 3,4; Secretary 4; Agricul- ture 1,2; Ambition: Go to C.V.T.I. and take Business Administration. DONALD R. BEARD “Hosea”, “Gone Surfing!”; Pa- rents: Mr. Mrs. Carl R. Beard; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina;Football 1; Agriculture 1,2,3; Bus Driver; I.C.T. 4; Ambition: To become an uphol- sterer of furniture. LARRY EUGENE BEATTY “Stringer”, Parents: Mr. Mrs. Jahue Beatty; Address: Route 1, Box 124, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Catawba Rosenwald Glee Club; Future Farmers of America Quartet; Dra- matics Club; Ambition: To be a singer and musician in the future and attend Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, North Carolina, to major in music. WANDA SUE BOLICK “Susie Wong”, “Oh, how sweet!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Brouxie Bolick; Address: Route 1, Denver, North Carolina; Telephone: 483- 5179; Basketball 1; Decoration and Refreshment Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; F.B.L.A.; May Day Skit 1; Newspaper Typist; Annual Typist 4; Office Worker 3; Guidance Office worker 4; Ambition: To be a private secretary. ELAINE BROOKS “Brooksie”, “How about that!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Ray W. Brooks; Address: Route 2, box 275, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 0568; FILL.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; I.C.T. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To attend C.V.T.I. and have a very happy and succes- ful life. 126 Senior Index LINDA JO BROWN “Linda”, “That’s just tough!”; Pa- rents: Mr. Mrs. Melvin Brown: Telephone: 241- 2506; Class Secretary 2; F.II.A. 1; May Day Attendant 1; Library Club 3; French Club 3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Basketball 3; Glee Club 4; Newspaper Typ- ist 4; Newspaper Typist 4; Annual Typist 4; Pep Club 4; Reporter 4; Christmas Queen Candidate 4; Enter- tainment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To go into the business field and live a happy life. JILL MURRAY BUFF “Jill”, “I believe you’re right”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. W. A. Murray; Address: Route 1; Box 38, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2264; F.H.A. 1; Songleadcr 1; J.V. Basketball 1; French Club 2,3,4; Decorating Committee for May Day 2; May Day Flower Committee 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Program Chairman 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Girls’ Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Reporter 2; Assis- tant Editor 3; Editor 4; Decorating and Program Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Co-Chairman 3; Annual Staff 4; Proofreader and Secretary 4; Christmas Carrousel Program Committee 4; Chairman of Decorating Com- mittee for February Festival 3; Ambition: To be happy and a success. JACKIE RAY BUMGARNER “Jack”, “Have we got any homework for tomorrow?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Paul Bumgarner; Address: Route 2, Maiden, North Car- olina; Telephone: 428-8884; King 1 play 2; Carpen- try Club 4; Ambition: Go to college and be a teacher. LARRY WILLIAM BURRIS “Super Nat”, “That really made me smile.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Howard Burris; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-9394; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Key Club 4; Pep Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: Go to college and become a millionaire. THERESA JANE BURRIS “Theresa”, “Shut up”; Par- ents: Mr. Mrs. Harvey L. Burris; Address: Route 3, Box 608, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 3238; Science Club 2; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Class Vice-President 3; Library Club 3,4; Newspaper Typist 4; Decoration and Clean-up Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To further my ed- ucation, and make something out of my life and be happy. G.R. BUSTLE, JR. “Red”, “Keep a cool tool!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. G.R. Bustle; Address: Route 2, Claremont, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2892; I.C.T. 3,4; Ambition: Two years in the United States Army and returning to go back to auto-mechanics. DORA SUSAN CALDWELL “Susan”, “That’s not funny, is it?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Dorsey E. Caldwell; Address: Route 2, Box 329, Newton, North Carolina: Telephone: 464-4617; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; President 4; Junior Degree and Chapter Degree 2; May Pole Dance 1; Home Economics Award 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Science Club 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Maid of Honor 3; French Club 3,4; Program Chairman 4: Student Coun- cil 4; Junior Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; Circulation Manager 4; Advertising Staff 4; Dellinger’s Day 4; Am- bition: To go to college and major in elementary edu- cation or to go to C.V.T.I. and become a secretary. PHILLIP GENTRY CALDWELL “Phil”, “Forget it.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Floyd Caldwell; Address: Route 2, Box 336, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 1106; F.F.A.; Glee Club; Ambition: Go to C.V.T.I. DEBORAH LYNN CAMPBELL “Deb”, “Huh, what’d you say?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Jack D. Campbell; Ad- dress: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-8797; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; May Day Skit 1; Library Club 2; French Club 3; Library Club Officer 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Invitation, Decoration, and Clean-up Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Program Committee for Christmas Festivities 3; Glee Club 4; Annual Circula- tion Manager 4: Ambition: To do the things I have al- ways wanted to do and be successful in everything 1 at- tempt. BRENDA KAY CAUTHEN “Coffin”, “Good gosh!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Curtis Cauthen; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-5688; F.H.A. 1,2; I.C.T. 3,4; Pep Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To have a happy life and be successful in whatever I do. HARVEST ANN CLARK “Ann”, Keep the faith soul brother, Mercy, Mercy, Make it snappy.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Harry Lee Clark; Address: Route 2, Box 177, Newton, North Carolina; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3; Decorating Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 2,3; Ambi- tion: To seek the qualification of being an artist. 127 Senior Index MITCHELL WILSON CLINE Mick”, I really hate it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Marvin W. Cline; Address: Long Island, North Carolina; Football 1; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Tri-Captain 4; F.B.L. A.; Monogram; Pep Club; Glee Club; Ambition: Join the rally and get the service over with. JERRY GENE CONNOR Big Red”, Parents: Mr. Mrs. Rudlupus Connor; Address: Route 1, Box 117, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3,4: All-Conference 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3, 4; Ambition: Try for Professional basketball training, or go to a barber school. MELINDA ANN CONNOR “Ann”, “Mercy!”; Guardi- an: Mr. Mrs. James Clark, Jr.; Address; Route 2, Box 308, Newton, North Carolina; Ambition: To become a secretary. TERRY LOUIS CONNOR “Chuck”, Parents: Mr. Mrs. Henry Connor: Address: Route l,Box 118, Sher- rills Ford, North Carolina; Football; Basketball; Base- ball, F.F.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Ambition: To be a pro-basketball player and go to automobile mechanic school. NORMA LYNNE COOK “Norma”, “Don’t worry a- bout it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Alvin Cook; Address: Route 2, Box 227, Catawba, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 241-2552; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Degree and Chapter Degree 2; Secretary 3, Historian 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Dramatics Club 4; Art Club 4; French Club 3,4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Invitation and Program (Booklets) Chairman for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; May Day Skit 1,2; Ad- vertising and Decoration Committee for Christmas Fes- tivities 3; Ambition: To become an elementary school teacher or a medical technologist. JODY FAYE CROZIER “Jody”, “You lie!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Willie P. Crozier; Address: Route 2, Cataw- ba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2385; Basketball 1; Student Council 3; Junior Marshal 3; I.C.T. 4; Am- bition: To get married, and to lead a happy and suc- cessful life. you’re here!”; Parents: Dr. Mrs. J. H. Cutchin, Jr.; Telephone: 241-3401; 4-H Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3.4; Football 1,2; English Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; M. Y.F. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4; Ban-Troia Joke Editor 2; Ban-Troia News Editor 3; Ban-Troia Business Manager 4; Dramatics Club 3; Vice-President 3; Announcer 3,4; Master of Ceremony for Christmas Festivities 3,4; Beta Club Talent Show 3,4; Entertain- ment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Chief Marshal 3; Boy’s State 4; May Day 2,4; Key Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Decoration Committee for May Day 3; Beta Club Con- vention 3,4; Chairman of Homecoming Committee 4; Homecoming Escort 1; Most Likely to Succeed; Ambi- tion: go to college and become a lawyer or work in the field of radio, television, and motion pictures. DORIS JEAN DEAL “Deal Pickle”, Good Gosh!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Hoyt L. Deal; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2125; F.H. A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Glee Club 3; Ambition: To be a practical nurse, and live a happy life. WILMA MAE DILLS “Dusty , “I be darn!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Jerry Dills; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; French Club 1; Beta Club 3; F.B.L.A. 1: Bus Driver 1; Ambition: Either a bookkeeper or x- ray technician. GORDON NELO DRUM “Simon”, “Huh, what did you say?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Warren C. Drum; Ad- dress: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-8080; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Basketball 2,3; J.V. Football; Varsity Football 2,3; Track 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3; The King I 2; Ambition: To be a success in life, whatever it is. JOSEPH DAIL DRUM “Joe”, “Josh!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. T. Dail Drum; Address. Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 428-4064; Newspaper Printer 2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; F.F.A. 1; Library Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club President 4; Art Club Reporter 4; Bus Driver 2; Most Popular; Cutest; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Track 1,2; Intramural champion 3; May Day Escort 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Safe Driving A- ward 2; Christmas Escort 3; Ambition: To be a success. JOHN FRANKS CUTCHIN “Cutch”, “You’ve only got one life to live on earth; so you better live it while 128 PAUL STEVEN EDMONDSON “Steve”, “1 don’t know.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Paul B. Edmondson; Ad- Senior Index dress: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-0129; J.V. Football 1; Carpentry Club 4; Ambi- tion: Go to college and have a good time. PATRICIA ANNE EDWARDS “Trish”, “The heck with it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. D. H. Edwards; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2414; I.C.T. Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Ambition: To become a beautician. LINDA ELIZABETH ELLIOTT “Linda”, “You’re kid- ding!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Otha U. Elliott; Address: Route 2, Box 72, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2358; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Home Room Sec- retary 1; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Newspaper Reporter 4; Annual Typist 4; Home Room Testator 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Dellinger’s Day; Ambition: To have a happy and suc- cessful home and life. ROGER KEITH ELLIOTT “Warped”, “Lost cause!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Dewey Pascal Elliott: Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Key Club 3,4; Mon- ogram Club 3; Football 2,3: Track 1,2; Glee Club 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Ambition: To take up either electronics or data processing and become very rich. VINCENT WESLEY ELLIOTT “Vince”, You can’t take it with you, get it now.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. A. L. Elliott; Homecoming Escort 1; Student Council 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; F.F.A. 1,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Class Prophet 4; Carpentry Club 4; President 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Best All A- round; Ambition: To enjoy life to the fullest, with harm to none, whether I be rich or poor. DELORES JANE FELTS “Dorse”, “You said it, I didn’t.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Cecil Felts; Address: Route 2, Box 105, Catawba, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 241-2497; F.H.A. 1; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Dramatics Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Dec- oration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Sports Editor for newspaper 4; Annual Typist 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Dellinger’s Day 4; Ambition: To go to college and be a successful elementary school teacher and be a good wife. MILES EDWARD FORBES, JR. “Chuck”, “Life has so much to give, but at what price of pain.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Miles E. Forbes, Sr.; Address: Terrell, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-3404; Varsity Football: Monogram Club; Ambition: To succeed in life, just be happy. RANDOLPH MILTON GANTT Randy”, Hey baby, tell me what it’s all about!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Jim- mie L. Gantt; Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Caro- lina; Telephone: 241-3770; F.F.A. 1; Track 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Science Club 4; Decoration and Clean-up Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Band 1; Tool Judging Team District Champion 1; Ambition: To go to college and later become a pros- perous businessman. LINDA CAROL GARRISON “Muppct”, “Joe, Joe- Joe? Hey Joe! Are you there, Joe?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Herman Junior Garrison; Address: Route 1, Box 100, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2451; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3; Monogram 3,4; Vice-President 4; Homecoming At- tendant 1,2,3,4; First Runner-up 4; Miss Senior 4; Best Looking 4; Most Popular 4; J.V. Cheerleading 1,2; J.V. Co-captain 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3,4; Co-captain 4; May Day Attendant 2: May Day Skit 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Art Club President 4; Annual Layout Editor 4; Ban-Troia Fashion Editor 2; Ban-Troia Art Editor 4; Ambition: To marry Joe, make him happy, and to become an interior decorator. DONNA RUTH GILBERT “Little Bit”, “Get off my back, will ya!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Herbert Gilbert; Address: Route 2, Box 256, Newton, North Carolina; Glee Club; I.C.T.; Science Club; Ambition: To become a nurse and eventually get married. JIMMY LEE GOLDEN “Dub”, “Make a mistake once, don’t make it again.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Hubert Pierce; Address: Terrell, North Carolina; Won Softball trophy in grammar school; won a Spelling Bee in gram- mar school; Ambition: To be a Certified Professional Accountant or a Scriptwriter. 129 Senior Index GLENN DAVIS GOODMAN. JR. “Scub”. Parents: Mr. Mrs. Glenn D. Goodman: Address; Route 1, Sher- rills Ford, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2910; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Key Club 3,4; Reporter 4; F.B.L. A.; Monogram Club 4; French Club 4; Wittiest; Most Original; Ambition: Go to college, finish and get a good job. CONRAD CLAYTON HEFNER “Combat”, “Always act your age and be yourself.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Ralph V. Hefner: Address: Route 2, Box 41 A, New- ton, North Carolina; Baseball 3,4; Agriculture 3,4; Car- pentry Club 4; Glee Club: Ambition: To become a suc- cess. ROGER DALE HELDERMAN “Due”, Ba-by Doll!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Kermit Helderman; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 428- 8659; J.V. Football 1; Homecoming Escort 1; F.F.A. 1,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sergeant-at-Arms 3,4; Class President 2; Varsity Football 2,3.4; Captain 4; All- Conference 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Mr. Bandys; Class Pres- ident 3; Class President 4; Best Sport 4: Most Depend- able 4; F.F.A. 4; Secretary 4; Carpentry Club 4; Christ- mas Escort 3: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Best Blocker Trophy 3: Advertising Staff 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.- Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: Graduate and be a success. DAVID LEROY HELMS “Leroy”, “Keep a cool tool!”; Parents: Eli D. Helms; Address: Route 1, Den- ver, North Carolina; Telephone 483-5565; F.F.A. 1,2; l.C.T. 4; Carpentry Club 4. SHELIA IRENE HELTON “Irene”, “Really?? How sweet!!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. James P. Helton; Ad- dress: Route 1, Box 237, Maiden, North Carolina; Tel- ephone: 483-5693; Athletic Banquet waitress 1,2,3; Southern Association waitress 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; His- torian 2; Refreshment and Decoration Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Typist 4; Home- coming Attendant 4; Queen of Hearts; Office Worker- Guidance 4; Ambition: To become a successful secre- tary and later a wife. PATRICIA ANN HENLINE “Annie Belle”, “Hey tweetie bird, four fingers!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Ed Henline, Sr.; Address: Terrell, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 241-2622; F.H.A. 1,2,3; President 2; J.V. Bas- ketball 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Library Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Class Testator 4; Glee Club 3,4; Trea- surer 3; Vice-President 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; 2nd Runner-up 4; May Day Attendant 3; Miss Bandys 4; Most Courteous 4; Cutest 4; Science Club 2; Decor- ation Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Go to college and have a happy life. TONY ABERNATHY HEWITT “Nub”, “That’s life!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Hubert H. Hewitt; Address: Route 2, Box 253, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2209; Football; Basketball; Glee Club; Chapter Star Farmer; Farm Safety Award; F.F.A. President; Junior Marshal; Ambition: Attend college for four years. EMMA JEAN HICKS “Jeannie”, “Oh, Great!”; Pa- rents: Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. Hicks; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 483-5153; F.H. A. 1,2; Refreshment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Art Club 4; Ambition: Graduate from college, get a good job, and someday find the right guy, get married and have a home. FLOYD BENSON HICKS “Hicks”, “Keep a cool tool!”; Parents: Roy Oscar Hicks; Address: Route 1, Maiden. North Carolina; Telephone: 483-5214; F.F.A.; Carpentry Club 4; Ambition: To be a mechanic. MICKY SUE HOLL1FIELD “Mouse”. “Oh! How sweet.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Dennis W. Hollifield; Ad- dress: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; F.H.A. 2; Art Club 4; Pep Club 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To be a well adjusted housewife and mother. JULIE ROBINSON HOVIS “Jul”, “You don’t say.”; Parents: Allen Shelton Hovis; Address: Route 1, Box 142, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2859; Basketball 1; Decoration Committee 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3; l.C.T. 4; Vica Club 4; Ambition: To live a good and prosperous life. JUDY KAY HOWARD “Judy”, “All right!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Cecil Howard; Address: Sherrills Ford, 130 Senior Index North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2343; Beta Club 2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Junior Marshal 3; Powder Puff Football 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; May Day Skits 2,3; Ambition: To be happy and successful. HENRY FRANKLIN HOYLE, JR. “Hoyle”, “I wouldn’t doubt it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Henry Frank- lin Hoyle, Sr.; Address: Route 2, Maiden, North Caro- lina; Telephone: 428-9566; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3; Track 1,2,4; Boys’ State 3; Student Council President 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; French Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Carpentry Club 4; Reporter 4; Football Trophy-Most Desire 3; Sportsmanship Trophy 3; Most School Spirit 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.- Sr. Prom 3; Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Get a good education and live life at its fullest. WANDA RAE HUFFMAN “Hey you, don’t bet on it baby!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Vernon Mitchell Huffman; F.H.A. I; Student Council 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Junior Marshal; Newspaper Staff 4; Refreshment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: Go to college. MARCIA ELAINE ISENHOUR “Elaine”, “You know!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Robert L. lsenhour; Ad- dress: Route 2, Box 87, Newton, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 464-3868; French Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Vice- President 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Historian 4; Student Council 3; Vice-President 3; Science Club 2,4; President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Waitress for Jr.- Sr. Prom 2; May Day 3; Maid of Honor 3; Homecom- ing Attendant 3,4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Newspaper Typist 4; Annual Sports Edi- tor 4; Junior Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1; Dellinger’s Day; Most Influential; Best All Around; Advertising Staff; Ambition: To live a happy successful life. BILLIE JACQUELINE JONES “Jackie”, “I don’t know!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. W. J. Jones; Address: Route 2, Claremont, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2816; Bus Driver 3,4; Art Club 4; Ambition: House- wife. MARY TERESA JONES “Mary”, “I can too!”; Par- ents. Mr. Mrs. Leonard H. Jones; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-3740; F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 3; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; President 4; Dramatics Club 4; Secretary 4; Art Club 4; Newspaper Staff; Art Editor 4; Advertising and Decoration Committees for Christmas Festivities 4; May Day Skit 1; May Day Attendant 3; Invitation and Program Booklet Chairman for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Decora- tion Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Friendliest; Ambi- tion: To attend ASU and major in special education and to live my life in the eyes of God. JUDY PAULETTE KILLIAN “Judy”, “Yep, would you believe!”; Parent: Mrs. David Nance; Address: Route 1, Box 361, Newton, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 464-4854; Ambition: To enter a career of art or writing. LUCILLE KIRKSEY “Lucy”, What kind of deal is this?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Fred Kirksey; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; F.H.A. 1,2; Lib- rary Club 2; l.C.T. 4; Ambition: Find a good job and someday get married. BETTY CAROLE KOONE “Bootie”, “Don’t be cruel!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. J. W. Koone; Address: Ter- rell, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2465; F.H.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3; l.C.T. 4; V.I.C.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Bus Dri- ver 3,4; Ambition: Go out to California this summer and join the hippies and enjoy the “Golden California JUDY SHOEMAKER LEACH “Judy”, “My gosh!”; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford,'North Carolina; Tele- phone: 483-5231; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Howard A. Shoemaker; J.V. Basketball 1: May Day Skit 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 2; Junior and Chapter Home- makers Degree; Bus Driver 2,3; Substitute Bus Driver 4; Science Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3; French Club 3,4; Theme and Decoration Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Pep Club 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: To be a good wife and secretary. BOBBY RAY LITTLE “It’ll really make you smile!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Herbert Little; l.C.T. 3,4; Ambi- tion: Go to UNC and study to be a state patrol so I can retire at 41 and enjoy life. Senior Index BRADY LEE LITTLE “Brady”, “My Gootchy!”; Par- ent: Mrs. Essie Little; Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2398; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Reporter 4; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football Manager 2,3; Baseball Manager 3; Glee Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Decoration and Clean-Up Committees for Jr.- Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: Go to C.V.T.l. and then get rich. BYNUM LEE LITTLE ““Bamba , “You don’t say!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Readier Little; Address: Route 2, Box 78, Catawba, North Carolina; Baseball; F.F.A. 3; Vice-President 3; Ambition: To be somebody. HAROLD EUGENE LITTLE “Gennie”, “Check it out!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Harold A. Little; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Ambition: To be a great football player some day like Jimmy Brown. PAMELA DEAN LITTLE “Pam”, “Are you kidding!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Donald B. Little; Address: Route 1. Denver, North Carolina; J.V. Basketball 1,2; F.B.L. A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Annual Advertising Staff; Annual Typist 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Ambition: Go to college and live a happy and successful life. FRANCES ELIZABETH LITTLEJOHN “Cookie”, “Everybody ain’t able!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Isaiah Littlejohn; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Telephone: 483-5610; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2; Ambition: Go to the marines. MILLIE FAYE LOFTIN “Sis”, “Is that a fact?”; Par- ents: Mr. Mrs. Paul Loftin; Address: Route 2, Ca- tawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-3450; F.H.A. 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; l.C.T. 3,4; President 4; Ambition: Get married and live very happy and successful. PATSY DARLENE LOFTIN “Patsy”, Raspberries!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fred Loftin; Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2134; Pep Club 1,2;F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4; May Day 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Advertising Staff 4; Circulation Manager 4; Class Secretary 3; Basketball Scorekeeper 3; Library Club 2; May Day Skit 1; Glee Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3; Most Original 4; Dellinger’s Day; Ambition: To make a good wife, to make others happy, and to be happy. JANICE DIANE MACE “Jan”, “Do what!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Jink L. Mace; Address: Route 1, Box 183, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-6219; F.H. A. 1; Glee Club 3; l.C.T. 4; Ambition: Further educa- tion as a beautician. CAROL ANN MACK1E “Little one”, “Gosh Ricky, I’m hungry!”; Parent: Mrs. Paul Mackie; Address: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Class Vice-President 4; Glee Club 3,4; Vice- President 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Decoration Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 2; Vice-President 2; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Co-Cap- tain 4; Class Vice-President 2; May Day 1; May Day Skit 3; Christmas Festivities 3; Student Council 3; Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2,3,4; First Runner-Up 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Most De- pendable; Host Athletic, Ambition: To make others happy. PATRICIA LOUISE MARTIN “Patti”, “That’s life!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. J. Harold Martin; Address: Route 2, Box 95, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2906; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President and Program Chairman 2; Junior and Chapter Degrees in Homemak- ing 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Program Chairman 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Decoration, Invitation, and Clean-up Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3: Home Room Secretary 1,2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Typist 4; Annual Chief Typist 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Dellinger’s Day 4; May Day Skit 1,2; Decoration Com- mittee for February Festivities 3; Decoration Com- mittee for May Day 3; Athletic Banquet waitress 3; Southern Association waitress 2; Refreshment and Dec- oration Committees for Christmas Carrousel 4; Am- bition: Further my education. GLENDA DELORIS McCOMBS “Lois”, Parent: Mrs. Gertrude McCombs; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Class Secretary 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Library Senior Index Club 1; Assistant Class Secretary 2; Social Committee 3; Glee Club 2,4; Ambition: To become an elementary teacher. JANICE REBECCA MILLER “Jan”, “I hate that! ; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Clyde E. Miller; Address: Route 1, Box 21, Catawba, North Carolina; F.H.A. 1,2; I.C.T. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Ambition. To be a better cosmetologist, live a happy life and get married some- day. WANDA LEA MOOSE “Moose”, “What?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Earl R. Moose, Jr.; Address: Route 2, Box 443, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-4159; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Program Chair- man 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Drama- tics Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Science Club 2,4; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,3; Christmas Attendant 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Waitress 2; Chairman of Decoration Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Student Council 1; News- paper Sports Editor 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Most School Spirit; Chairman of Decoration Commit- tee for Christmas Festivities 4; Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: To be a commercial artist and later get mar- ried. REBA MARCELLA MOSES “Short Stuff’, “1 reckon i know!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Floyd Moses; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Glee Club 4; Adver- tising Staff 4; Ambition: Go to CVTI and be a licensed practical nurse at the new Memorial Hospital. ALICE LOU MUNDY“Lou Lou”, “Gol-Lay!”; Par- ents: Mr. Mrs. Ralph F. Mundy; Address: Route 1, Box 212, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2628; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Annual Typist 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Science Club 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Newspaper Typsit 4; Refreshment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Dellinger’s Day 4; Ambition: To become a secretary and have a happy and long life. KAREN SUZANNE MUNDY “Susie”, Please don’t worry about it, okay?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Carlton O’Neal Mundy; Address: Route 1, Box 205, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2845; Science Club 2, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Decoration Commit- tee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Glee Club 4; Annual Advertising Staff 4; Annual Typist 4; Refreshment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Clean-up Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3: Advertising Manager; Dellinger’s Day 4; Ambition: To become a successful secretary and have a happy life. SUSAN DEBORAH NAIL “Suzi”, “I hate that!”; Par- ents: Mr. Mrs. William Leroy Nail, Sr.; Address: Route 2, Box 630, Newton, North Carolina; I.C.T. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Transferred from Newton-Conover 3; Am- bition: To get married and be a success in life. PEGGY LOUISE NANCE “Nancy , “I’ll do it or have it done.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Lester Nance; Address: Route 2, Box 138, Newton, North Carolina; Tele- phone: 464-2365; Homeroom President I; Beta Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,4: Junior Marshal 3; Glee Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Most Intelligent; Homeroom His- torian; Ambition: To be a good wife. JANE ELIZABETH POPE “Janie”, “Don’t get exci- ted!”; Parent: Mrs. Mary S. Pope; Address: Route 1, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2683; F.H.A. 1; Junior Varsity 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Annua] Advertising Staff 4; Ambitio,n: To be a success. BARBARA ANN POTTER “Barbara”, “You think so? Really, you got to be kidding!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. T. A. Potter; Address: Route 2, Catawba, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2989; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; I.C.T. 4; Decoration Commit- tee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: To live a long, suc- cessful and happy life. ALMA KAY QUEEN “Kay”, “Oh, I do!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Queen; Address: Route 2, Box 320 Claremont, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2263; F.H. A. 1; J.V. Basketball 1. May Day Skit 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: Working. 133 Senior Index HARRIET SUSAN RHYNE Pat”, “You have got to be kidding!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Fred H. Rhyne: Ad- dress: Route 1, Box 135, Maiden, North Carolina; Tel- ephone: 428-4323; F.H.A. 1,4; Library Club 1; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; May Day Skit 1; Office worker 3; French Club 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Annual Typist 4; Dellinger’s Day 4; Ambi- tion: To go to college and live a happy, successful, and exciting life. JAMES HOWARD ROBERTSON “Jimmy”, Parents: Mr. Mrs. Joseph L. Killian: Address: Route 2, New- ton, North Carolina; I.C.T. 3,4; J.V. Football 1; Am- bition: U.S. Air Force and enter business later. JUDY CATHERINE ROBINSON “Judy”, “Don’t say it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Ray R. Robinson; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 0288; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; English Club 2; Dramatics Club 3,4: Bus Dri- ver 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Most Likely To Succeed; Christmas Queen Candidate 4; Newspaper Typist 4; Annual Typist 4; Annual Treasurer 4; Student Council 2; Ambition: To become and do something useful. JERRY KEITH SAUNDERS “Woody”, “Well!”; Par- ents: Mr. Mrs. William T. Saunders; French Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Carpentry Club 4; Homecoming Escort 2,3; Christmas Festivities Es- cort 3; February Festivities Escort 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Ambition: To be happy. PHILLIP SMITH SEITZ “Pete”, “Dad gum!”. Parents: Mr. Mrs. W. E. Seitz: Address: Route 2, Box 133, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-1260; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: Work in the agriculture business. DWIGHT WAYNE SHERRILL “Sherlock”, “Hello- dare!”; Parents. Mr. Mrs. S. D. Sherrill, Jr. Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone; 464- 4658; J.V. Football 1; French Club 2,3,4; Football 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; May Day Escort 2; Homecoming Es- cort 4; Track 1; Boys’ State Nominee; Decoration Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Ambition: College. FRED NELSON SHERRILL, JR. “Junior”, “Sorry a- bout that!”; Parents; Mr. Mrs. Nelson Sherrill; Ad- dress: Sherrills Ford, North Carolina; Telephone: 241- 2290; F.F.A. 1,2,3; I.C.T. 4; Ambition: Get married and get a good job. CLYDE GABRIEL SIGMON “Sig”, “If you don’t get on the track the train can’t hit you.”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Wendell O. Sigmon; Address: Route 1, Denver, North Carolina; Telephone: 483-5291; Class President 1; Student Council 3,4: J.V. Football 1; Varsity 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Key Club 3.4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Christmas Festivities Escort 3; Boys’ State Nominee 3; Ban Troia Reporter 1; Most Influential: F.B.L.A. 3; Ambition: Go to UNC. LEE DANIEL SIGMON SPENCER ALAN SIGMON “Sig”, Parents: Mr. Mrs. Daniel M. Sigmon: Address: Route 1, Denver. North Carolina. Telephone: 483-2380; Agriculture 1,2; I.C.T. 3,4; Ambition: Avoid the draft and be happily mar- ried. DORIS MAE SIMMONS “Doris”, “I didn't want it anyway!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Guy E. Simmons: Ad- dress: Route 3, Conover, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-6706; F.H.A. 1,2,4; F.B.L.A. 4; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4: News Editor 4; English Club 1; Junior Marshal 3; Ambition: math teacher. RITA FAYE SMITH “Rita”, “Well you guessed it!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Roy O. Smith, Jr.; Address: Route 1, Maiden, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-2539; F.H. A. 1. J.V. 3asketball 1; Pep Club 2; English Club 2; May Day Skit 1; French Club 2,3,4: Program Chairman 3; May Day Flower Committee 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Vice- President 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Basketball Mana- ger 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: Reporter 2,3; Society Editor 4; Annual Literary Editor 4; Advertising Staff 4; Ambition: Be happy and make others happy. 134 SYLVIA KEZIAH SMITH “Sam”,“You know!”; Par- Senior Index ents: Mr. Mrs. Hugh W. Keziah; Address: Route 2, Maiden. North Carolina; Telephone: 428-8746; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club I; F.B.L.A. I; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 4: Most Talented; Ambition: Go to college and study music. KEVIN MICHEAL STEWART Bet your booties gran- ite!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. C. G. Stewart: Address: Route 3, Conover, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 1997; Bus Driver 3,4; Glee Club 4; F.F.A. 4; Ambi- tion: CVTI. MICHAEL LEE TALLENT “Tallent”, Why, of all the stupid things to do?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Robert Charles Kaminske; Address: Route 3, Box 241, Con- over, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-4665; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4: F.F.A. 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Decoration and Clean-up Committees for May Day 3,4; Decoration and Clean-up Committees for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; May Day Skit 3,4; Ambition: To become an IBM supervisor. JAYNE MARIE TRAVIS Jayne , Well, Rita, guess what?”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. Franklin L. Travis; F.H.A. 1; Science Club 2; English Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; J.V. Cheerlea- der 1,2; Chief 2; Varsity 3,4; Co-chief 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Feature Editor 3,4; Glee Club 3: Glee Club Award 3; Graduation pianist 2,3; Decoration Commit- tee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Dramatics Club 3; President 3; Dellinger’s Day 4; Annual Editor-in-Chief 4; Wittiest 4; Ambition: To become an English teacher and to make life better and happier for everyone I meet. Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464- 2918. MARGIE LOUISE TUGGLE Margie”, “Howdu!”; Parents: Mr. Mrs. N.F. Tuggle; Address: Route 2, Newton, North Carolina; Telephone: 464-3951; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Treasurer 2; Secretary 1; May Day Skit 1,3; French Club 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Dramatics Club 4: Program Chairman 4; Refreshment Committee for Jr.-Sr. Prom 3; Refreshment Committee Chairman for Christmas Festivities 4; Ambition: To become an exe- cutive secretary and then get married. JOHN HARVEY WATERS Harvey”. Parents: Mr. Mrs. H.F. Waters; Address: Route 2, Claremont, North Carolina; Telephone: 241-2931; Football 3,4; Manager 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Key Club 3,4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Carpentry Club 4; Dellinger’s Day 4; Friendliest 4; Most Courteous 4. BRIAN ALLEN WILLIAMS Stork”, “I swear!”; Par- ents: Myrtle E. Williams Baynes T. Williams; Ad- dress: Route 1, Catawba, North Carolina: Football 1, 2,3; Track 3; F.F.A. 1: Glee Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Sub- stitute Bus Driver 3,4; Ambition: Travel over the world and become a great painter. A final glance ... a fond farewell... and a stepping stone into the future. . VST' 1 ■ • A«iii. ifltt. r ... ;. _ ...� A Word from the Editor In April of 1967, the staff of the 1968 TROJAN be- gan work on this, the 14th volume. Much time, effort, and imagination went into putting this book together. However, this annual would not have been possible had it not been for the combined effort of many people. I attempted to express my deep appreciation to these people during the past year, but now, 1 would like to publicly say a special “Thank you” to everyone who helped bring this annual into being: to Rita Smith and Linda Garrison, who worked so hard and accomplished so much-much is due them and 1 can never begin to repay them; to Elaine Isenhour, who did such a won- derful job on the sports section; to Wanda Moose, John Cutchin, and their staff for getting the money, without which none of this would have been possible; to the proofreader and secretary. Jill Buff, and the treasurer, Judy Robinson, for numerous duties performed; to the typists for the wonderful job they did; to the circu- lation managers for selling the annuals; to Mr. Hilde- bran and Mr. Sigmon for taking hundreds of pictures; and to the student body for their constant co-oper- ation and enthusiasm. But most of all, 1 want to say a very special and heart-felt “Thank you” to Mrs. Harris, our advisor and sponsor. Her advice, unfailing encour- agement, infinite understanding, and warm smile have been my mainstay during the past year. 1 only hope she is proud of this annual. This book may be called a book of memories. The steps we take day by day lead us from experiences to memories. These memories become more vivid to the seniors as graduation draws near. Remembrances of the games, the pep rallies, the classes, and the many happy events that filled our school days with variety and our hearts with laughter seem to come alive as we realize that.our days at Bandys High School are nearing their close. Soon, we will leave this place which has been our shelter and guide for four years- four years that were sometimes tedious, always wonderful. Soon the sounds we know so well will be but echoes, and the sights we have grown accustomed to will be only memories. But these echoes and memories are the things dreams are made of and hopes are built upon. You underclassmen who have days and years left here at Bandys-collect these memories. We have collected them for four years and soon they will be all we have of Bandys High School. As seniors, we must look to the future. In looking to the future, however, we refuse to forget the past. You hold in your hands the 1968 TROJAN. It is a symbol of a year, a book of people and events. If we have caused a smile or a tear or revived but one mem- ory, then we have accomplished our goals. Our efforts were worthwhile. And now. as the school year comes to an end, 1 leave you with every good wish and hope for the future and the assurance that “you’ll never walk alone.” A dvertisements Roger Helderman Janie Pope Wanda Moose Reba Moses Pam Little Patsy Loftin Kay Queen Spencer Sigmon 137 Linda Garrison Elaine Isenhour Carol Mackie Alice Lou Mundy Rita Smith CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1968 HERFF JONES COMPANY Class rings, invitation, caps and gowns Mr. D. W. Smith Representative Phone 632-4302 P. O. Box 8 Taylorsville North Carolina 138 DELLINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Newton, North Carolina Open Friday night until 9 P. M. Free Parking Through the courtesy of Dellinger's Department Store, Saturday, October 14, was designated as Bandys High School Day. A percent of the total sales was given to Bandys High School to help publish its Yearbook. 139 Jsa® MOORESVILLE MOTOR COMPANY, INCORPORATED 266-274 North Broad Street Phone 664-1300 Mooresville, North Carolina OFFICE SUPPLY MART, INC. P. 0. Box 579 25 South College Avenue Newton, North Carolina Phone: 464-5321 Authorized Olivetti Underwood Agent Sales Service Electric, Standard Portable Typewriters, Adding Calculating Machines Office Furniture—Supplies—Equipment Foy T. Goodwin, Manager 141 ROY O. SMITH, JR. GRADING COMPANY All Types Of Grading Telephone 464-2539 Newton, N. C. 28658 142 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Hickory, North Carolina 143 CAROLINA GLOVE COMPANY Manufacturers of Cotton flannel and leather gloves Plants at Newton, Catawba Taylorsville, Carolina Beach Newton, North Carolina 144 Bowl at Your TWIN CITY LANES Newton, North Carolina Manager—Marvin D. Murray 464-5890 MOOR LANES, INC. Bowl for Health and Fun Catering to Families and Church Groups Mooresville, N. C. Manager-Don Little — 145 Open Mon. Fri. til 10:00 P. M. Tues. - Thurs. - Sat. til 6:00 P. M. HOWARD'S FURNITURE Denver, N. C. Featuring Forbes Lamps Emmit Howard Charlotte 827-5401 Bobby Lutz Office Tel. IV 3-9954 ROBINSON HOSIERY MILL, INC. Box 107 Phone 464-4849 Newton, North Carolina 146 B R HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY New Home Construction Free Estimates and Plan Service Phone 428-8150 Melvin F. Robinson Route 2 Newton, North Carolina COMPLETE MOTORS Plymouth Valiant Three Miles East Highway 16 New Used Cars Complete Service Department Mr. Tommy Lineberger Phone 464-6080 New Plymouth Dealer Newton, North Carolina 147 JUNIOR MARSHALS OF 1966-1967 HOW DO YOU SPELL CAREER OPPORTUNITY? c, A, fB31U, | R L, ’ I L E R, MOORESVILLE MILLS, AND CASCADE WEAVING CO. In textiles, it’s spelled B-U-R L-I-N J-T-O N, where career opportunities are as varied and diver- sified as the endless array of quality Burlington products. For information on a challenging, rewarding career in textiles, write to the Personnel Director at: Mooresville North Carolina a division of Burlington T, INDfSTHIFft INC'. Executive Offices: Greensboro, North Carolina a A p, ajN, J, U, N, r — I, J, Y4 , 7 Hurlingtoit 148 Compliments of OUDSM font� ' . V 57 BUSH OLDSMOBILE-PONTIAC Box 699 - Lenoir, North Carolina Bus.: 728-4222 Lenoir, North Carolina Res.: 879-4033 Valdese, North Carolina B. E. MATTHEWS COMPANY, INC. General Construction Masonry 612 2nd Ave. PI., N. E. Conover, North Carolina Telephone 464-4588 149 BETA CLUB Achievement, Character, Leadership Sponsor: Mr. Kenneth Hilderbran Hfra harbis • Tartu SUPER MARKETS. SMITH SETZER SONS HARRIS-TEETER SUPER MARKETS, INC. Installed Concrete Pipe Works Newton, North Carolina Precast Septic Tanks Main Office 4017 Chesapeake Drive Route 1, Catawba P. 0. Box 2177 North Carolina Charlotte North Carolina Phone: CH-1-3414 28201 150 CITIZENS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving the Catawba Valley Area Since 1904. Home Office-Downtown Newton North Newton Maiden Claremont North Carolina Taste that beats The others COLD! PEPSICOLA Bottled by PEPSI-COLA-BOTTUNG CO. OF HICKORY, INC Under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company New York 151 ABERNATHY SUPER MARKET MIDSTATE MILLS, INC. Newton, North Carolina Groceries, clothes, shoes Southern Biscuit Flour Tenda Bake Corn Meal and hardware East Maiden, North Carolina Big M and Magic Quality Feeds GOFORTH SERVICE AND GARAGE Compliments of ALMAN'S HOME Highway 10 FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES 1 mile east of Newton, N. C. Newton, N. C. SUPERIOR PAVING COMPANY Statesville, North Carolina No Job Too Large or Too Small 152 KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Plants Located At: Asheboro, N. C. Central Falls, N. C. Cordova, N. C. Denton, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. WiUiFMXn Newton, N. C. Romseur, N. C. Society Hill, S. C. Hurt, Va. Shannon, Ga. Newbern, Va Johnson City, Tenn. NEWTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your Friendly International Dealer Newton, N. C. Camp-Fish-Swim-Ski On Lake Norman at DRUM'S FAMILY CAMP Ralph Helen Drum Phone CH 1-2623 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Compliments of MAGIC CLEANERS Maiden, North Carolina SAUNDERS STORE Route 1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina 153 K. W. FURNITURE CO. DOT'S Route 2 Catawba, North Carolina Main Street Located on Old No. 10 Maiden, North Carolina at Buffalo Shoals Bridge 428-8817 CH 1-3438 CITY PHARMACY The Service Store Phone IN 4-2431 Newton, North Carolina LANEY'S GARAGE Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina L. D. BALLEW CONCRETE COMPANY Route 2 Box 206 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone 428-8000 Ready Mix Concrete • paving • basements • sidewalks • patios • driveways • parking lots we specialize in finish work Serving Catawba County and surrounding areas 154 MOORESVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Mooresville, North Carolina 347 N. Main St. Phone 3-5221 663-5221 HOME BAKERY Specializing in Wedding, Anniversary, and Birthday Cakes Phone 873-4621 Statesville, N. C. NEWTON AUTO REPAIR Newton North Carolina John P. Allred Vice-President CARPENTER-COOKE DRUM FUNERAL HOME Newton, Oxygen Equipment Ambulance Service North Carolina Phone IN 4-3031 Conover, North Carolina 155 LAKESIDE GROCERY AND SERVICE Route 1 Sherrills Ford, North Carolina Phone 483-5231 Groceries-Picnic Supplies-Fishing Hunting Supplies Compliments of CLAREMONT MOTOR LINES, INC. MAIN BEAUTY SHOP P. 0. Box 296 Maiden, North Carolina Claremont, N. C. CATAWBA FARM SERVICE Compliments of Rt. 1 Box 235 SMART SHOPPE Catawba, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina 156 Compliments of Compliments of HOYLE-LYNCH FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service THE TROUTMAN CLINIC Anywhere Anytime Phone 464-2861 Troutman, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY CLINE'S GARAGE Hardware Heating Plumbing Point Mooresville, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Phone NOrth 2-2811 157 JONES FISH CAMP We serve the Finest in Sea Food Southeast of Newton, Hwy. 16 Air Conditioned ERNEST WILLIAMS GROCERY Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina ELMORE CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Catawba, North Carolina Phone CH 1-3129 PEOPLES BANK Catawba Newton-Conover North Carolina T OPERATORS OF MART Bob Bandy Villa Park DEPARTMENT STORES Conover, North Carolina CAVIN FUNERAL HOME Huntersville, North Carolina Mooresville, North Carolina GLENN YOUNG GRADING CO., INC. Motorgrader—Loader Work Stone-Sand-Dirt Route 2 Newton, N. C. Phone 464-3381 SERVE I Southern BREAD and CAKE SOUTHERN BAKERIES COMPANY 529 South Center Street Statesville, N. C 159 PARKWAY GRILL Homecooked Meals, Steaks and Seafood Two Miles East of Killians Crossroads on Highway 150 Open 5 A M - 1 1 P.M Sunday 8 A M. - 10 P M Phone IV 3-5661 Denver, North Carolina SHADY GROVE DINER Conover, North Carolina BETTERWEAR HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Men's, Boys', Misses', Children's and Infants' Socks P. O. Box 5 Catawba, North Carolina KNITMODE MILLS, INC. Newton North Carolina 160 CATAWBA HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Catawba North Carolina 28609 161 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CATAWBA COUNTY Newton North Carolina Compliments of GABRIEL LITTLE Sherrills Ford, North Carolina FLOYE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Route 2 Catawba, North Carolina BELK BRUMLEY COMPANY Newton, North Carolina 162 THE COUNTRY CORNER Store and Marine Center Route 2 Highway 150 West Mooresville, North Carolina Phone 664-1134 Boats - Trailers Marine Supplies Johnson Sea-Horse Outboard Motors HOWARD'S FURNITURE COMPANY East A Street Newton, North Carolina Phone IN 4-5341 QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES COMMUNITY HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE Catawba, North Carolina Telephone CH 1-2211 Paint and Hardware Motorola TV Black and White and Color Wide Variety of Styles Compliments of CRONWELL DRUG Maiden, North Carolina 163 SOUTHERN TIRE RECAPPING COMPANY New, Used, and Recapped Tires Route 2 Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-4710 C. E. Warren, Owner Tires Need Recapping? O K RUBBER WELDERS Charlotte Highway Statesville, North Carolina Clarence Woodward Joe Cresimore Phone 241-2721 Catawba BLANTON'S LANDING Boat Launching — Boat Storage Fishing Boat Rental Fishing License Fishing Supplies Bait Ice — Gas Oil — Amoco Picnic Area Drinks Sandwiches Highway 150 Terrell, North Carolina THE SEAT COVER CENTER Floyd Painter - Owner Truck Cushions - Headliners Convertible Tops Auto Glass Installed Large Stock of Patterns Since 1949 Little Mtn. 428-8249 Maiden, North Carolina 164 HOWARD'S FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices 162 N. Main Street Phone No. 662-1881 Mooresville, N. C. Manager: Bob Brawley LITTLE'S DAIRY HOUSE Killians Crossroads Denver, North Carolina 483-5229 GOODMAN DRUG COMPANY Medical Center Pharmacy Port City Pharmacy Mooresville, N. C. PET---you bet! PET MILK COMPANY Dairy Division 461 Highway 70, S. W. Hickory, North Carolina 165 Compliments of B L OIL COMPANY Newton, N. C. Hickory, N. C. Shelby, N. C. BALLS CREEK OIL COMPANY ▲ crreo Kerosene, gasoline, fuel oil and Goodyear Products W. R. (Munk) Hilderbran CH 1-2242 Rt 2, Claremont, N. C. CITGO THE WHITE PINE Dine ot the White Pine Fine Steaks Music 464-9980 Conover North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND To the Senior Class of Bandys High 166 PIEDMONT BANK TRUST COMPANY Mooresville, North Carolina CRANFORD TIRE SERVICE Quality Retreading 1106 No. Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina We Save You Money LEE PAVING Free Estimates Route 2 Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-3365 For o Lovelier You, Come To COLOR'N STYLE, COIFFEURS Mooresville, North Carolina 167 STUDENT COUNCIL OF BANDYS HIGH SCHOOL 1967-68 Frank Hoyle, President Clyde Sigmon Ellen Nuzum, V. President Bobby Drum Stephen Jones, Secretary Gary Mauney Diane Hill Robert Sherrill Nell Smyre Mike Butler Cathy Caldwell Janice Holland Pam Sherrill Alice Mackie Renee Bost Pansy Goforth Susan Caldwell 168 BURGER BARN 19? Hamburger 25? Shakes 15? French Fries Fried Chicken Shrimp Baskets Phone 664-2996 Mooresville, N. C. Call your order in Drive up window-service SOUTHERN GLOVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. P O. Box 397 Area Code 704 Phone 464-4884 Conover North Carolina 28613 R. H. GABRIEL GROCERY Feed, Seed, Fertilizer CH 1-2665 Terrell, North Carolina MURRAY'S WELL BORING Newton North Carolina Phone 464-2232 464-3560 169 170 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Downtown and North Newton Drive-In Newton, North Carolina Compliments of JAMES A. HILL ARISTO CRAFT STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE AND FINE CHINA Terrell, North Carolina CH 1-2666 TWIN CITY MOTORS, INC. Quality Sales Service Newton, North Carolina MAIDEN CLINIC Maiden, North Carolina 171 NEWTON BODY WORKS 1509 N. W. Blvd. Telephone 464-5715 P. O Box 812 Newton, North Carolina CATAWBA ICE FUEL COMPANY 104 East 22nd Street Newton, North Carolina Phone IN 4-2351 172 ATLANTIC JOHNSTON'S FOOD STORE Compliments of CATAWBA DRUG Catawba North Carolina SETZER BROTHERS WELL BORING Well pumps installed New Modern Equipment 20 — 24 30 Wells No water — No Pay Catawba North Carolina Highway 10........... Phone 241-2734 or 241-2684 CORNELIUS GRILL STORE Bandys X Road Route 1 Catawba, North Carolina Phone CH 1-3422 Route 2 Claremont North Carolina ABERNATHY HARDWARE Catawba, North Carolina CH 1-2511 Specializing In Type Coins — Supplies — CONOVER COIN EXCHANGE CATAWBA GRILL Downtown Conover Catawba, North Carolina P. 0. Box 601 Conover, N. C. John O. Coleman 173 BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC McKNIGHT PONTIAC-BUICK CO. Mooresville, North Carolina Mooresville, North Carolina You can't shoot a boll from there, Lewis. Statesville, N. C. TR 3-3219 1520 Shelton Ave. Open Nights On Charlotte Hwy. Till 9 P. M ADAMS-S-SPORTING GOODS, INC. Kiekhaefer Mercury Outboard Motors Complete Service Shop Harlan Adams Harold Sherrill, Jr. Complete Line Fishing Tackle SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY of CONOVER, INCORPORATED Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture P. 0. Box 307 Conover, North Carolina 28613 Ar.NIJX eCx 486 . CONOVER. N C. 28613 0. B Mercury Motors Sales — Motor Repair — Gas Oil — Snack Bar — Picnic Tables — Boat Storage — Dry and Wet Launching Ramp — Tackle Live Bait — Boat and Motor Rentals Something For All The Family MIDWAY MARINA At The Bridge, Highway 150 Terrell, N C. Telephone 241-3404 HERMAN-SIPE COMPANY, INC. P. 0. Box 337 Conover, N. C. 28613 Telephone 345-7134 (Hickory Exchange) 174 ■firm GERTIE S FLORIST Gertie Caldwell - Owner Villa-Park Shopping Center Flowers For All Occasions Location Little Mt. Road Phone 464-6850 Route 1 Conover, North Carolina Maiden, North Carolina We Specialize in Clean Used Cars LOCKE MOTOR SALES EPPS PRINTING COMPANY New Used Cars — Bought Sold Quality Printing Since 1923 Newton, North Carolina Dudley Locke Day: IN 4-2099 Night: IN 4-3214 Newton, North Carolina TERRELL FURNITURE Quality Furniture at Reasonable Prices (shell) v; XA.V Also Cox Camping Trailers CALDWELL SHELL SERVICE Terrell, N. C. Highway 150 STATION Phone CH 1-2116 Maiden, North Carolina NORTH NEWTON YOUNT LUMBER COMPANY HARDWARE Contractors Builders High Grade Building Materials Newton, North Carolina Newton North Carolina Phone 464-4371 175 LINEBERGER'S BROTHERS GROCERY TROUTMAN INDUSTRY, INC. Fresh Meats We process meats for home use. Patterson Avenue Phone 428-2101 Maiden, North Carolina Mooresville, N. C. HOSTETLER LUMBER CO. Troutman, N. C. 528-2841 Mfg. Aluminum Storm windows doors Awnings-patio covers-carports GRADY'S BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Well Your Patronage Is Greatly Appreciated Main Street Catawba, N. C. 176 Congratulations SUPERIOR PETROLEUM to the FUEL COMPANY Class of 1968 _ Q (mhIups) BOX 268 ((P CLAREMONT WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Newton, North Carolina Claremont, North Carolina DRUM'S WOODWORKING SOUTH ATLANTIC HEATING SHOP COMPANY We build for cabinet needs. Route 2 Route 1, Denver, N. C. Newton, North Carolina McQueen motors NEWTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Rambler-Dodge-Dodge Trucks Your Friendly 2218 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina International Dealer (J Newton, North Carolina SANITARY GROCERY Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats and Frozen Foods CAROLINA MOTEL Telephones IN-42772 and 4-2772 Route 2 East A Street Newton, North Carolina Lincolnton, North Carolina 177 BALL PIANO COMPANY VOGUE BEAUTY SHOPPE Mrs. Albert Kale, Owner Dial 464-4432 1128 N Main Av. Newton, N. C. Better pianos are found at the Ball Piano Company in Barium Springs, North Carolina For piano sales and service call 873-3832 TWIN CITY RECAPPING Compliments of CO., INC. ROBERTSON'S PROVEN Owner FERTILIZERS Herbert Lail W R Grace Co Newton, N. C. Statesville, N. C. CALDWELL PURE OIL SERVICE STATION LITTLE EQUIPMENT CO. Gasoline, Oil, Groceries Robertson's Fertilizers FARM-INDUSTRIAL-EQUIPMENT 321 By-Pass-P 0 Box 329 Route 2 Newton, North Carolina 28658 Phone 464-3162 Newton, North Carolina Owner, Fred W. Little JOHNNY'S GULF SERVICE Wrecker Service Direct Radio Service In N C. JIM'S USED CARS PARTS Tires-Batteries-Accessories Complete Line of Late Model Parts Trailer Rentals-Local and one way Pyrofox Bottled Gas Route 2, Box 426 Phone 464-9923 Dial 464-1730 Newton North Carolina Newton, N. C. 178 OSfO W f mtu mur WILLIS REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME KEN'S MOTOR SALES, INC. 3 Miles East On N. C. 16 Protect your family through our Mutual Burial Association and Life Insurance Department Newton, N. C. Phone 464-5463 Kenneth G. Wilson, President 24 hour Ambulance Service Newton, N. C. Phone 464-0131 CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. CAMPBELL'S DRUG Mickey Mesiemore, General Manager 1107 West Front Street Maiden, North Carolina Statesville, North Carolina Phone: 872-2022 IREDELL ICE FUEL COMPANY West American Service 1203 West Front Street Statesville, North Carolina Call 872-5532 Ice, Coal, Gas, Oil, Sand Stone Ditching Loading Wesley Lytton - Owner DAVIDSON SERVICE AND GROCERY General Merchandise River Road 1004 Statesville, N C G. C. LEE SERVICE Bandys Cross Roads MT. OLIVE SELF SERVICE 25 years service Route 2 Grocery-Citgo Products Feeds of all Kinds Newton North Carolina Catawba, N, C Phone 464-5652 179 Where there is no substitue for integrity, craftmanship, and service for: Watch repair, Ring sizing, Jewelery repair, Engraving, Electronic Watch repair. Diamond setting and designing GREGORY JEWELERS 108 N Main Ave Newton, N. C. Phone: 464-6993 Compliments of MODERN ART CLEANERS Mooresville, N. C. CITY GROCERY MARKET 148 North Main Street Mooresville, N. C. Phone: 662-2131 COLONEL SANDERS' KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Villa Park Shopping Center Conover, N. C. 180 DIXIE BOAT WORKS ABERNETHY RADIATOR AND LAWNMOWER Manufacturers of Fine Boats Evinrude Motors SERVICE P. 0. Box 729 Cooling System Specialists Phone 464-1961 1525 Northwest Blvd. Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina REINHARDT'S GARAGE Complete Auto Service Mercury Outboard Motors Boats Trailers Phone IN-4-0841 321 By-Pass Newton, North Carolina HARMON'S FOOD STORE 1011 West Front Street Statesville, North Carolina 181 MOORE'S AMERICAN SERVICE RAY DRUM'S GARAGE 151 South Broad Street Phone 664-2928 Catawba Amoco the only white gasoline North Carolina Mooresville, N. C. FELTS GROCERY Compliments of Route 1 MARTIN'S SERVICE Sherrills Ford STATION North Carolina Phone Chapel 1-3713 CH 1-2122 Catawba, North Carolina W. H. LEONARD SONS CATAWBA REALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, JEWELERS INC. The Store of Convenient Terms Bob Powell, Joe Richardson Loy Abernathy Mooresville Phone 464-3829 232 W A St. North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Compliments of DR. J. T. ADAIR Newton, North Carolina LITTLE PIGS BBQ r SC ‘c cory Smoked with _ ''T -r Lovin' Care 1 Phone 464-6293 a Newton, North Carolina 182 We Buy Sell Wrecks, Burned, Junk Cars Parts BALLS CREEK SALVAGE COMPANY LAKEVIEW CLEANERS Route 2 Catawba - Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-2262 E. B. Stump Drum — Lawrence Cline 464-2660 — Nite Phones 464-4339 Denver, North Carolina NUZUM-CROSS CHEVROLET, INC. Newton, North Carolina Compliments of JOHN F. HUNSUCKER Representing NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Newton, North Carolina BOB ALLEN GRADING CO., INC. Bulldozing - Loader Work - Motor Grader Work Box 151 Catawba, N. C. 28609 GLEE CLUB Bandys High School Catawba North Carolina 0. S. SIGMON 66 GOODIN-DRUM FUNERAL SERVICE STATION HOME Route 1 Maiden, N. C. Maiden, North Carolina 183 DRUM MAYBERRY Fresh Meats Groceries Flour Feeds Phillips 66 Gas Oil Phone IN 4-0616 Route 2 Newton, North Carolina OWENSBY FURNITURE CO. New Re-Upholstering (25 Years Experience) Route 2, Newton, N. C. ALBERT J. OWENSBY Tel. day or night 428-9547 MIDWAY MOTORS Compliments of Three Miles East Highway 16 BUCK'S GARAGE Owner Charles Burke Highway 16 Maiden, North Carolina A. B. E. L. TURBYFILL MILLER'S DRUG COMPANY Amoco Gas, Oil, Groceries, and Feed Phone 662-1161 Route 1 Maiden, North Carolina Mooresville, North Carolina LITTLE'S GROCERY AND GRILL LINEBERGER'S SERVICE STATION Phone 483-9904 Denver Highway 150 West of Mooresville, North Carolina North Carolina “Gas for Less 184 Compliments of SALLY'S DEATON'S LAKE NORMAN MARINA Exclusive Millinery Route one Hwy. 150 Ready to wear J S5 L U-LIK-UM, KUM' and Sherrills Ford, N C. Accessories Boats, Motors, All Kinds Newton, N C. Fishing Tackle, Picnic Foods, Candy, Soft Drinks LYTTON CAVIN FUNERAL HOME Merchant — Since 1921 Long Island, North Carolina Mooresville, North Carolina On Lake Norman And Long Island Airport NEW-CON ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors CATAVVBA COTTON BATTING CO.. Inc. Up • P o BOX 797 CLAREMONT N C ?RM0 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Conover, North Carolina First Street West Phone 464-4351 Compliments of J. B. SMITH-JEWELER DR. GERALD F. WOOTEN And 630 East 19th Street dr. james o. McDaniel Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina 185 MOOSE'S SERVICE STATION Mt. Olive Church Road Newton, North Carolina HILDEBRAN MANUFACTURING CO. Classic Upholstered Furniture Hilderbran, N. C. TUCKER'S GULF STATION BURGER HOUSE Route 2 Newton, North Carolina NEWTON FLORIST Newton North Carolina PAGE BLACK'S GROCERY Maiden-Denver Highway 428-8590 Maiden, North Carolina WHITEY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Everette Baxter Whitey Meadows Jimmy Moore OVERCASH MACHINE SHOP Lee Pinkston, Shine Boy Porty City Shopping Center 865 Conner Street Statesville, N. C. Mooresville, N. C. 186 AUTON FOOD STORE Maiden, North Carolina HA 8-9143 WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Appliances Highway No. 10 Between Newton and Catawba Newton, North Carolina Phone IN 4-4486 CATAWBA FCX Newton, North Carolina BEARD'S BARBER SHOP Bill Jerry Beard Route 2 Newton, North Carolina LUCY LOU FASHIONS Newton, North Carolina SHOP RALPH'S CLEANERS Claremont Catawba Conover Shirt Service A Speciality Future Miss of Bondys High? 187 CLAREMONT BARBER SHOP Located in Medical Building For expert grooming services Contact Clay Mosteller and Ronnie Deal Claremont North Carolina PAUL J. McREE BUILDING SUPPLY Maiden, North Carolina MARSHALL ELECTRIC COMPANY 321-By-Pass Newton North Carolina NEWTON REXALL DRUG Newton, North Carolina Phone 464-1222 INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING CLASS Bandys High School We have an opportunity to earn while we learn UPON MY HONOR. J pu9. • To prepare myself by diligent study end erdent practice to become « worker whose services will be recognized es honorable by my employer and fellow workers. • To base my eipectetions of reward upon the solid foundation of service, • To honor and respect my vocation In such a way as to bring repute to myself, • And further, to spare no effort in up- holding the ideals of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Signature of Member 188 STEELE RULANE SERVICE, INC. GIBSON BROS. FURNITURE, INC. Hickory, North Carolina Complete Home Furnishings Taylorsville, North Carolina 235 N. Main Street IWG«S TV1«|| Mooresville, N. C. Telephone 2-1241 Phone 323-6863 Bill Gibson - Owner MARION'S 114 West Broad Statesville, North Carolina RINK FLORIST Maiden North Carolina GUINN'S 66 SERVICE AND BROWN'S AMERICAN GROCERY SERVICE Route 2 Expert Washing And Greasing Catawba, North Carolina Highway 321 Phone 241-2439 Newton, North Carolina TRIO GARAGE GRACE'S FABRIC SHOP Specialize in The Repair Notions Of Volkswagen cars. Fabrics Patterns Highway 16 Phone 428-8911 Newton, N. C. Maiden, N. C. 189 THE QUALITY STORE Catawba, North Carolina PUBLIC OIL COMPANY Troutman, N. C. COUNTRY FASHIONS Catawba, N. C. Mary Edwards—Owner ALLEN JEWELERS Kyles Cross Rds. Statesville, North Carolina Phone 528-6128 PARLIER PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY 1 18 Stockton Street Statesville, N. C. Phone 872-2421 FAT BOY'S BAR-B-Q Specializing in Bar-B-Q Ribs— Chicken—Beef—and Pork— Charbroiled Steaks All dinners on our menu available for take out Barium Springs, N. C. . . . AND THIS IS KEEPING THE TEACHER IMAGE? MOOR SERVICE STATION B, F. Goodrich Tires—Batteries 152 S. Main St., Mooresville, N. C. 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Cold Drinks Sandwiches TOM'S GRILL Route 3 Statesville, North Carolina RAY R. ABERNATHY GROCERY Fresh Meats and Groceries Route 3 Conover, North Carolina Compliments of SARAH'S FLOWERS Claremont, North Carolina CAMPBELL'S CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Troutman, North Corolina Phone 528-3881 —Wagner Street Bandys most dignified teachers. 190 fonqratulatiom to the Class Of 1967 - 1968 FROM THE FOLLOWING PARENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burris Mr. and Mrs. Brouxie Bolick Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. John Coefield Mr. and Mrs. Otha Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Felts Mr. and Mrs. James P. Helton Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lee Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Isenhour Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jones Mrs. Delta Alice Tallent Kaminske Mr. Robert Charles Kaminske Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Little Mrs. Paul Mackie Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mundy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Mundy Mrs. David Nance Mrs. Mary S. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Joe Queen Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Rhyne Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Travis 191 MONOGRAM CLUB V Bandys High School FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Bandys High School Shrubs, hollies, anaboxwoods for sale at the school 192 if