Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

SUQV1? ff:- 1 Y :gg gig ff ff 415. f. 'ef 11 , ff jdiflamf '11, 2-'bi'f4?2?1ffA'ii:s':v uk 3 KESf.'f',f2'wS'?!Jy,:q V .W W. A A e v' X X X x 1 W, f z w Q.-5. .r- 'www d.a,, ,, -er--N. ,J-2..,.L . w , vu sw - EZ! '-'-'z V , PRESENTED BY THE CLARION STAFF BEUHUHT HIGH Belmont, North Carolina EDITOR ........... Elaine Moretz BUS. MGR. . , ..... John Hunter ADVISORS, . . . . . Mr. Dalton Mann Mr. Dewey Russell Miss Sandra Killian KGB Q15 H' we ff fra. 5 ff' 1 H SANDS GF TIME .I Every year at Belmont High School is filled with many exciting events. However, a senior's year, filled with many varied events, is considered the climax of these four years. The arrival of a senior's ring is tradi- tionally the first important happening. The senior now has the mark of distinction which makes him feel a little more importantfthan his underclassmen. Even though Homecoming includes all of Belmont High School, a senior feels some- what more sentimental since this is his last from a student's standpoint. H eninr's life The Monogram Banquet and Dance gives a senior the opportunity to be recognized for his athletic achieve- ments. Each year the juniors honor their seniors withaformal dance known as the Junior-Senior. This is especially important to a senior in that this is his last important event before grad- uation. A senior's graduation--the time of joy and tears--gives each senior his individual feeling of accomplish- ment. Twelve long years of work, pleasure, h ap p i n e s s , and sadness make this event truly one of the most importantnfootprints on the sands of time. The Freshman Party brings us closer to our school. It makes us feel that we are be- comingapart of the school, and moving up the social ladder. 1 The Sophomore Party is an exciting event. It's asymbol of another year's work complet- ed. Now it's only a year until the Junior-Sen- ior! Everyone enjoys the homecoming dance. We all gather to have a good time and con- gratulate our Football Queen. remember snnial events, nlzmses and . The changing of classes is mass confusion moving in one direction. Lunch is the best part of the day. Now we are free to talk and enjoy the companionship of our fellow class- men. Our School wouldn't be complete without Mr. Barnette chasing skippers at lunch. 7 'X Dedication and hard work play a very important part in the life ofa cheerleader. In the cold of the outdoors, in the heat of the gym, and in times of crisis, fans and cheerleaders are filled with school spirit. Sparta, musir, and Football guides a boy toward his goal in life, showing the ways of lead- ership and support. Team support and co-operation often help aboy to develop physically, spiritually, and morally. c ears cumhine in an anne schnul spirit. get it Boy's Basketball develops the young man's ability Through team play girls learn the value of sports to make quick decisions and to follow through with good manship and quick decisions in the face of opponents team play and good sportsmanship. maneuvers. L. 1 Music and precision marching allow band members to show their school spirit and support of the team, The many varied phases of the community has contributed to the well-roundedness of all the students at B. H. S. Cbur schnul and :nmmunitg fnnrk ingeihnr in A ww , M. ,K ,..,,........a,W..,..-.. With the beginning and com- pletion of our new high school on the horizon, we sadly remember A that this is our last year at ole B. H. S. inspire Baud niiizenship. Every year some special community event marks a high- light inastudent's life. Just such an event is our annual Christmas parade. The public library contains infinite Religious life tends to totalize the sources of knowledge for hungry minds. personality and character of a student. features and ariiniiies, nrefnurrl In the following pages we have attempted to present the most im- portant and memorable events of a student's life. We have also strived to show how each of these events is a footprint on the sands of time. The Staff all make fuutprinis... fllunienis Administration Classes F eatures Activities Athletics Advertisements DEDICHTIUH Although there have been many who have helped us through our trying years at Belmont High School, there is one whose friendship and guid- ance have inspirea us. For your support and encouragement of our aims and goals, we, the Senior Class of 1964, dedicate, with our thanks and admiration, the Clarion to you, Mr. John Hayes. 1 -M , ADMINISTRATION Snhnnl dminisiratinn S. P. Stowe, Jr. Grady Parsons Chairman Vice Chairman 4 i New R W. T. Horton J. E. Daughtridge N. M. Modisette D. M. Mann Gerald Cortner Presbyterian College, B.S. Degree Tennessee Tech., B.S. Degree Yale University Columbia University, M.A. Degree U. N. C. Columbia University, M.A. Degree I6 7 zuzultg Mrs. J. K. Hall Mrs. H. C. Sisk Mrs. John D. Farmer A.B., Salem College A.B., W.C.U.N.C. A.B., W.C.U.N.C. English English English , v ' Miss Ann Woodall Mr. Dewey K. Russell Mrs. Ann Reese. A.B. wake Forest couege B-S-, A-S-T.C- B-S-4 East Cafollna English English English Miss Carolyn Morgan Mrs. Jane Odom Miss Margaret Sharpe Mr. Robert Emory A.B., Catawba College B.A., Flora MacDonald B.A., Elon College A.B., U.N.C. English College French Catawba College English French I7 7 zuzulig Mr. Oscar Dellinger Mr. Cyrus L. Hood Miss Jeanette Willis Mr. Richard Stout N. C. State College B.A. Erskine, M.A. B.S., A.S.T.C. Carson-Newman College A, B. Lenoir Rhyme University of Virginia Science B.S. College University of Alaska Biology Physics, Science ChGII1iStI'y Mrs. Elizabeth Byers Mrs. Ona Rea Brown Mrs. Eloise Mabry A.B. Limestone College B.S., M.A., A.S.T.C. B.S. Limestone College Science Algebra II, Senior Math Mathematics Mrs. Sharon Traywick Mrs. Sara Stowe Miss Sandra Killian Brevard College, A.B. Wesleyan College, A.B. East Carolina, B.S. Mathematics Mathematics Commerical 'I8 7 arulig Miss Carolyn Eaton Mrs. Josephine Payne Mrs. Lois Conley B.S., A.S.T.C. A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Commercial Commercial Physical Education Mr. David Smith, Jr. Mr. John Hayes Mr. Carlton Dixon East Carolina College B.S. B.S., M.A., East Carolina B.A., Catawba College Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Civics Science Science Mr. James Ray Shelton Mr. John L. Barnette Mr. Robert Greene Mr. Roy E, Miskelly Wake Forest, B.A. A.B., Lenoir Rhyne A.B., Pfeiffer A.B., M.A. Furman History , History Social Studies University Psychology Sz 19 Occupations 7 aculig Mrs. Ruth Williams Miss Barbara Sullivan Mrs. Henry Gaston Mrs. Marie Watkins A.B., Queens College B.S., A.S.T.C. A.B. Berea College A.B., Winthrop College Home Economics Home Economics M.A., A.S.T.C. Librarian Science Guidance Mr. Frank Widenhouse Mr. James Shuman Mrs. John Siler B.S., M.A., A.S.T.C. East Carolina College, B.S. Looping Band Industrial Arts r Mrs. George Rumfelt Mrs. Pat Haney Mrs. McKee Secretary secretary Dietician 20 Q 4 1. -V , ., f 4 1 .Aj-41, Af A-Q 'ff Am J Q .ff .ws if 6 ,zq,.,. K f I A . F fi 1 7 1 'QS , . ,J .K :gi ,, V ff' J N.. + X2 Dj 1 T .. : r f gif' 'K CL SSES wmilmisneasww I ,i.,I V ,1 . II.l,,lL'Pv' -- , .4-H '.-4' +I- V .., ,pr-Ig.-A 4: ,. II I . .I,-Ig f., - -t x f,?.5 aj4'.- ,Lag .5 ,V II W. ..,,,... V I, - I . . ..,,,iV f'r:AI'. IIII ,?f I, r,.. 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Gary Freshhour Johnny Gaddis Warren Garrett Sue Gates Larry Gault Gary Gilreath Frances Green Melvin Green Nancy Greene Elaine Groner Lonnie Gross David Hall Linda Hall Shelia Hambrick David Hamilton Becky Hansil Janice Hardie Albert Hargett Delene Hargett Ray Harris Larry Harvey Wayne Harwell Vicky Hawkins Fred Hedrick W I lll 1 Carolyn Hensley Mary Hansley Linda Herron Becky Hicks Larry Holcomb Vicky Hoover Eddie Hope Jack Horde Anthony Horne Kenneth Horne Billy Horsley Diane Howard Eddie Howard Mary Ruth Howe Barbara Hubbard Brenda Huffstickler Cindy Huffstickler Anne Huggins Douglas James Marty Jenkins Roger Jenkins Pat Jones Sherry Jones Jerry Joye Jean McKeown Charles McLamore Linda McLean Sandra McLean Gregory McMillan Gene Messer Lewis Messick Rayford Mims Alice Jane Modisette Denice Moore Floyd Moore Terrisa Moore Charlene Moretz Helen Morgan Gary Morrow Barbara Mulwee Martha Myers J. B. Nanny Linda Nanny Wayne Newton Louise Nichols Frances Noone Harold O'Donohue Audy Owenby ...gn frnm Larry Kimray Freddy Kirkley Jimmy Kiser Alton Kitchen Frances Knight Mary Beth Lakin Linda Lancaster Charles Laney Jerry Lawing Rita Lawing Jean Ledbetter Karen Ledford Rachel Ledford Dickie Lee Kent Lewis Dianne Lindsey Billy London Beverly Lorence Nancy Loudermilk Louise Martin Steve Mathis Vickie McCoig Libby Mcllwaine Sheila McJunkins dass... any , K , ,Q i I 3 H, .t 1 I I b I I ln flaws... Tommy Owenby Ronnie Parker Perry Payne Donald Pearson Tony Pendly Raymond Perry Clement Perryman Eddie Pierce Johnny Pittman Michael Pittman Juanita Pope Shyrl Preslar Gail Price Helen Pruitt Linda Pruitt Martin Quesenberry Tommy Raines Martin Rankin Brenda Rayfield Ann Reese Sandra Reinhardt Polly Reynolds Mickey Rhyne Martha Richardson ' r V, r No! 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Knowing their way around, they no longer had to search endlessly for then' classes They were now ad 9, 1 3' lx X' justed to hlgh school 11fe both 1ts respons1b1l1t1es and pleasures As t1me went by the sophomores became more and more act1ve 1n all phases of school l1fe athlet1cs, s clubs, and SOCIR1 aCt1V1t19S The end of th1s year marks f 1 the half way pomt of the1r years at Belmont H1gh Each sophomore IS lookmg forward to h1s last two years as up perclassmen, enterlng a more mature and respons1ble phase , H of h1gh school 'S N 4 11'-114 1 ,,c Q ffl, ng, 1,2 ik: x ,L Q- W :ww-I I ' -QAM 's ' WHLKI 1 S' H5341 J' 1 '-'P' 9 ' ff1'ff? f'f'-vu. 'fff I.. L w 'R 11 ,,. 'fir III II ' z II. IIC vm, oh, 1p'ff-'7?yJ-4,4cb- 'I 'I A y..?': pqdrf JI, W W.- x 644 1- 4. . I AIVQIKUQ. 37 , 4 II , KI I I, -sg, n I-jx!! ,f 'I R' 5 IIXK wan-J ft 1'xf 4'-wk gm, ,. A41 In -.I ...Ame uf A 1 , .. Im, I. I5 U - ffg xii 'Ls ' - .if QA- 41: H. If u . 1 .3 ..I .4, rig '- '- 5 . . . . . . . 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'S' 5 fl' 0' N, AK -wk, 4, .. x fav- ,gps QQ' , W ux aw 333, stake x 'tux is .' M4593 5 an ' 5 V, 5' wwf 3 A' Q ' M y- w N lsr K 1' I 1 W k f E , .8 W, fter rumpleiing nur last gear... Danny Abernathy James Abernathy Tommy Abernathy Tony Abernathy Tony Adams Tommy Arnold Vickie Ashe Mary Atterberry Charles Austin R. D. Austin Ronnie Austin Cindy Auten Cathy Bailes David Bain David Ballard Phyllis Barefoot Steve Barkley Eddie Barnhill Kenneth Barr Eunice Beattie Carl Beaty Judy Benfield Joe Berryhill Richard Biggerstaff Darlene Bishop Thomasine Black Dennis Blanton Johnny Bledsoe Jerry Bone Judy Bowen Bobby Bowers Sandra Boyles Vickie Branch Kenny Bridges Evelyn Bright Alice Brittain Lee Broome Amos Brown Dianne Brown Martha Brown ...nf trials and errurs Mickey Crowe Johnny Couto J o Ann Curtis Jo Ann Cuthbertson Ronnie Dasher Claudia Davis Frank Dellinger Don Dillard Dennis Dotson Jeanette Duncan Ray Duncan J ulia Durham Betty Dutton Billy Edwards Cindy Edwards Gary Edwards Steve Ellington Terry Ellington Sheila Ellis Tommy Evans Jenny Bumgardner Mike Bumgardner Mickey Bumgardner Tom Bumgardner Robin Caldwell Chuck Carpenter Danny Carr Ann Carrigan Norman Cash Tommy Chastain Darrell Clawson Diane Cloninger Ann Colward Thomas Conner Sharon Cook Alice Correll Leroy Correll Debbie Cortner Ann Cromlish Danny Crooks as umlerrlassmen... Bonnie Falls Barry Farmer Darrell Farmer Peggy Farris Eddie Featherstone Mike Feimster Jimmy Feimster Gus Ferrell Nell Fields Barry Fisher Sandy Fisher Mike Flowers Eddie Fortner Marie Faulk Jimmy Fox Libby Franklin Ronnie Franklin Carl Freeman Martha Freeman Tommy Fuller Darlene Garrett De Linda Garner Ronny Gaston Sandra Gilreath Martha Goforth James Gray James Green Mike Green Sherry Gregory Bobby Grier Steve Haithcock David Hamilton Pamela Hamilton Glenn Hampton Joe Hansil Freddie Harris Richard Harris Darrell Harrison Jimmy Hartness Joe Haynes Betty Lackey Mike Lawing Shiela Lawing Nancy Laye Gary Leake Cynthia Leonard Roger Lindsay Raymond Loggins Barbara Lowrance Alice Lowe Diane Lytton Jane Martin Barbara Massey Ronnie Masters Booney Mathis Cynthia Mauney Patsy McCoig Linda McCraw Johnny McLean Marshall McMillan ...fue make nur step upfnarrl min Sue Hedrick Larry Hinson Sandra Hinson Ralph Holland Terry Holtshouser Mary Horne Mike Horne Becky Howe Emily Howe Susan Howe Darlene Hoyle Gayle Huffstetler Phyllis Huffstetler Pat Hunter Sheila Jenkins Elaine Jonas Sandra Jonas James Jordan Judy Kennerly Elaine Kistler N t 2 rule nf upperclassmen... Jan Medlin Larry Melton Sheila Messer Jo Miller Ronnie Miller Roger Mills Dean Mitchem Dewey Moore Ellen Moore Randy Moore Dane Morris Eulene Motley Ann Mull Charles Mullins Wayne Murphy Wilson Myers Dale Nichols Danny Nolen Larry Norris Shirley Oliver Charles Oren Larry Panel Lynda Parker Sammy Payne Mike Pearson Linda Pennell Judy Pepper Annette Phillips Sharon Pilgrim Amelia Poole Eugene Presley Vicky Queen Martha Quinn Danny Rankin Gary Rankin Julia Ann Rankin Richard Rankin Butch Rash Brenda Reddick Ann Reep Peggy Smith Butch Spargo Elaine Spencer Dawn Starling Harvey Staton Jim Stowe Priscilla Stowe Sally Stowe Judy Suders Gary Summey Joyce Sutton Pam Swanson Morris Teeter Richard Thomas Shirley Thompson Anita Thrower Cynthia Trull Jan Underwood Jackie Van Dyke Gail Vaughn S g Q M be A 1 R Y ff -N 2 ,X H ' e. N, 1 , , 'pa : , , 1 ., .1 I Q i d dd O 9 ...full Buddy Reese Walter Rhyne Avery Robbins Kenny Robertson Linda Ross Randy Ross Kenny Rumfelt Bobbie Russell Johnny Russell Bobby Sanders Diane Schronce Judy Searr Glenda Shedd Mike Sherer Bix Sherrill Phil Shirlen John Sigmon Joyce Smith Peggy Smith nf enthusiasm, Kathy Smith '1 40 init, and ingenuitg. Frances Ward Lydia Ware Mike Watts Paulette Welch David Wentz Judy Wilhelm Barbara Willard Ann Williams Gary Williams Kenny Williams Joy Wood Sue Wright Laynette Yount NOT PICTURED: Richard Archer, Eddie Burch, Randy Carr, Charlie Cheatham, Howard Hall, SammyHicks, Dempsey Horne, James Huffman, Linda Lovingood, Randy Litton, Kenny McCuen, Kenneth Moore, Danny Price, Lee Roberts. W, A is 'rf - -- . 1:.'vi,:: .ff ri 'MR Q tel' Y 'X wmv H ,Ls as 1, '. -.l .: . . X ., - :f -L.. S4 it f 9 1 fe nil ,X A 3 6,- ,yy- ,,, 'f if avri 1 -22 5 A , get ,S ,.r f 'H J . 4,15 ' . I .. 1-5. . .N , 1- .HJ ,.,,.j -Z gtvgqx W, r N . 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Q 5,22 . k wx' gal.: 'IE 5.5 V, Qi . .4 .., .'. -..3iE'-3,,,4 N . ,- -,J ,.,, .... -.,v.....,,,.,-,,,,. ,.. 1. . - .. ,,.,-a ,.,. ,, A , 1. ..f-- - v, 5..+-- A -f , ..4.fH.. r . - ' ,1- . 1, ,, ' vis 42 Alfalfa ! Do the Dawg I think I've got what it takes! There's bound to be a boy somewhere that cares. My group had 21117 fewer cavities if Who says it's fun to be stacked? 5 , 2 ' ig , ,,o. -7 P,.' .. 1 , A , f.i, , J .' ., K ,o ' ' . - , ' -' , . ' ff 5 ju . -is 3 ehheho ' eihh h l 765 A ., , 4' g L if Sisters 43 4 ,',., The Little Rascals wb , J JA 5 ily i 5-as JO, riff' amd Q 7 I5 5 Hjullg Hjuninrs Shirlene Allen Harry Anderson Richard Armstrong Kathy Auten Jo Anne Bagwell Priscilla Baker Bob Ballard Bill Barnes Russell Barrett Kathy Baucom Doris Beal Bugs Bess Harold Biggerstaff J. L. Blanton Mike Bolin Mary Bone Judy Bowen Jackie Boyter Michael Brackett Mike Brady Lloyd Breedlove Jane Bridges Richard Bridges Grace Brittain Brenda Brown Cindy Brown Harold Brown Linda Brown Peggy Brown Ronald Bumgarner 45 ...fnnrk and ping, Sam Butler Roger Bynum Bob Byrd Elaine Car Larry Caldwell James Carrigan roll Charles Case Alice Cato Danny Chapman Thelma Chastain Sylvia Childers Linda Chitwood Donna Gail Cobb Freddie Cobb Richard Cody Bobby Conard Jim Cope Jimmy Costner Shannon Cox Billy Crawford Joyce Crooks fi Diane Culp Nancy Dagenhart in Delores Davis Rosettia Davis Franklin Deese Bonnie Duncan Cletus Duncan 46 Jimmy Duncan Junior Duncan hui all the iime,... N-A Tom Dye Walter Dye Kathy Edwards Vernon Edwards Nancy Elmore Judy Estes Johnny Etters Dale Evans Gary C. Farmer Gary Farmer E. B. Farris Steve Featherstone Johnny F1nch Suzanne Fisher Nlna Ford Phil Ford Kathy Foster Helen Foulk Betty Freshour St Joy Futrell eve Frye James Garrison Walter Goins V1Ck16 Graha Bob Gaston Joyce Gillen John Goins H1 Judy Gray Linda Greene Sue Gregory 47 ...ihng are inaiiing Robert Hagans Jimmy Hall man Smitty Hanks An Cherle Hardmg Andy Harris n Harr1s Do Ro rothy Harr1s ger Harrls Roy Hartness Hilda Heffner Bob Helms John Henkel Jean Herrin Jerry Herrxn Sandra Herron J1m Hxcks Mary A110 e Hxnes Nancy Hins on Jean Hoffman Gary Holt v. G1na Hovls Becky Hoyle Judy Huffstetler Carolyn Huffstlckler Dor1s J enklns Sldney Jenkms Susan Jenk1ns Ba rbara Johnson Dennls Johnson Elaine Johnson 48 paiienilg fur the dag... 'MQ Jimmy Jonas Judy Jones Phyllis Justice Donna Kinard Betsy King Wanda Kirkland Faye Knowles Sue Lawing Jerry Lawrence Gail Laye Jenny Laye Robert Lay Patricia Lineberger Eric Lingerfelt Linda Lingerfelt Mollie London nv Diane Long Tommy Loudermilk Joe Maier Tony Mauldin Diane McCall Charles McClure Harold McDowell Jim McGinnis Eddie McKnight Suzanne McLean Jimmy Mc Neely Steve Medlin Diane Moore Diane Morgan 49 ...fnhen 111233 fnill 'Ns ,vm Irene Morgan Larry Mull Christine Mullis Tommy Nixon Margr et Noone Brenda O'dare Linda Ogle Phyllis Parker David Patterson David Payne Linda Penly ,..-V., -9- Stephen Phillips Janice Pittman Barbara Poole Elaine Powell Wendell Powell Wanda Preslar Kay Presley Beverly Rankin Diane Rankin Margaret Rankin Doris Rayfield Elaine Reynolds Brenda Rhyne Bob Rhyne Leon Richards Terri Riley Faye Roberts Steve Roberts Lynn Robinson 50 :Iimh the stairs... ...in hennme mints Ike Thomas Terri Thomas Judy Throneburg Kay Tidwell Max Toomey Ann Truesdale Alvin Underdown Charles Underwood Wanda Upton Paul VanDyke wr , 1-N yllxsriii f -L., , zffaf' K -1 , f , Barry Venn Vickey Venn Bill Via John Wallace Tommy Waller Linda Watson Christa Weathers Sylvia Welch Linda Whaley Julia White Thelma Whitworth Kathy Wiggins Danny Williams Mary Ann Williams Posy Williams Reba Williams David Wilson Steve Wilson Johnny Wilson Roger Wilson 52 11.311, Sue Winstead Dennis Wofford Linda Wood Betty Jean Wooten Barron Wright Carol Young Shelia Yount NOT PICTURED: Carol Bagwell Hugh Cralg Sue Hans11 MZFVIH Stephens and James Stowe f A , .s in f'r,gga:lg6.,1g1 - wg W , . vw P'-szfwv ... 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A if A 11, .lfn .Qi .YA ,. .xv ! l , r. if? .six v 'Y vt 1 'lr .1151 il:-'L 6 il ' ,.. 1 Freshman .......... sophomore .......... jun- ior .......... senior. After three years of working and waiting that last big year--the senior year--arrived. Ma- ur1ty, respons1b111ty, and dxgmty are synonymous Wlth the word SENIOR Th1s year has been a year of act1v1ty sen 1or rmgs, plans for college, SAT Jumor Sernor, and the Sen1or Banquet Many farewells have been sa1d throughout the year to football, basketball, and baseball games, to many club act1v1t1es, to Homecomlng, to the Jun1or Senlor, to teachers, and most of all to fr1ends who over a per1od of four years have become very dear to us When the tune for graduat1on arrlves, each Semor not only sadly feels the end of four great years but also looks forward to a reward mg hfe .yhraf LY. , xwvklk ,I .a C+. 1, UN Eb gbsb 'lr e c xii? 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' g'.2'f' , 57-.-I'.-'fg'::'.. EL .-1-'., iff' H' ' ' A ' 'f 'ff .Q .'-rbi' 6 -1 ,,... r ,..-V ' - ,'-H ' .-. ,. ,f . .. I AJ, . .cmeg 54 Boy was that rough! Have you heard the latest? WDIG IFIED E IGRSH Which one has the Toni? Well I don't claim to be H Red Hof Now 1 told you 1 Couldn't Marnmy! date you tonight! Surrounded by girls, X even then! Pick a pair of pigtailsf' 55 The Bareback Beauties 'V fun, A-ver 'P'-M , ' ,mx Y ,if 'Q ff 'n ff- wr- -ws ew N 4, I xp- S-in ,f'l.1 -. ,.. 43 -4-if SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Dennis Watts Vice President . . . . . Jerry Biddix Secretary . . . . .Sherry Parker Treasurer. . . . Nancy Horseley N 4' IVF! t 'Qi ' Mmm-v . A ,K- , .,.. , . I 'fi k f M I, in 2' 1 A ' ' ' 5 ' ' S ' . ,fe X my ' ...F V rf- -1-gf -- , , - ,N A - xi fi- .,, 1? r BARBARA JEAN ALL EN Bobbie She's nice to walk with and sweet to talk with. NANCY JANE ARMSTRONG Well, I guess I'll take my massive brain home and give it a rest, he Seniurs CAROLINE LOUISE ABERNATHY Louie There's no time to spare for any unkindness anywhere DINAH FRANC ES AL EXAND ER That sweet delight a quite life affords. FRANK PAUL ARP 'WhatIwas yesterday, Iamtoday and will be tomorrow. LINDA KAYE ARROWOOD Cookie Good cheer is no hinderance to a good life. GARY LEE ASHE Everybody has his own method. RICHARD BRADLEY ATKINS Dickie I'll be happy, I'1l be sad, I'll be glad for nobody. ...haha rlimed fha PAUL ANTHONY AUSTIN VYTOI-ly!! He is honest and of an open and free nature. MARTHA ANN BAIN vvMOnkeyvv Make new friends but keep the old, the first are silver and the latter gold. Amo x JUDY MARIE BEAM vvJudyv1 A friendly smile, a laughing face. KENNETH RAY BEAM vvKennyvv Great men are dying everydayg but I don't feel a thing. DOROTHY ALDWIN vvD0tv v Doubt whom you ever yourself. REBECCA JEAN BARKLEY !lBeCky7Y Some were made for great things, some were made for small. For some it's not recorded why they were made at all. JUDY DIANE BARTON Diane Iam what I am and that's all that I am. JOE CARSON BASS J oe Todays greatest labor-saving achievement is tomor- row. MICHAEL LEE BENTLEY lVMikeYl Keep innocentg make others great. JERRY WAYNE BIDDIX If thou must love me, let it be for nought except for loves sake only. LYNDA DARE BIGGERSTAFF There is 3. silence which expresses everything. TONDA MAE BISHOP Here dwells no frown nor anger. stairs in the imp... GINGER REGINA BEATY Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. CAROL ANN BENNINGER Her tongue, like a brook, runs on forever. JUDITH LEE BRIDGES lYJudyvv Life to me is one big comedy. RAYMONDA DIANE BROOME B, B. 'Speak low if you speak of love. ...and nnfn, PAULA ANN BROWN Much may be said on both sides. MARTHA HESTER CALDWELL Not much talk, a great sweet silence. . - fA-' fi yiriy. , . .fa K T JANICE DIANNE CLINE She knew whatg she knows not why. JOSEPH SHAW CLINE lVJOeYY I love fool's experimentsg I'm always making them. OSCAR MCDONALD CARNES, JUNIOR YYPadYY And the ladies strange to say, pester me night and day. CHARLES ROBERT CARPENTER Moose Nature and accident have made me brilliant. MICKEY CHARLES CHAVERS I knowlgive others no cause to know I knowg still I know I know. CAROLYN CHITWOOD I will be lord over my self. DELLA MARIE CRAWFORD Sweet and self-contented. ROBERT CONLIN DAGENHART, JUNIOR Why should life all labor be. DANNY EMMETTE DAVIS Life is what you make it. JERRLIN LILLIE DAVIS Jerrie She just prefers to sit and rest. thug gaze tu... JOSEPH JERRY COPE Life is but a stream I go fishing in. JOYCE ANN CRAIG Ii ignorance is bliss, then I'm a. blister. DOUGLAS RICHARD DENTON YVD0-K-lg!! For a man, nothing is so well betrayed as his manner. JOE RAY DOWELL If study were the only cause of death, then happy I would line forever. ...min ltnrizuns nf CATHERINE ELIZABETH EDWARDS nl-Iibbyvv Those about her shall learn from her the perfect ways of honor. SUSAN LYNNETTE ELLER HI-lynn!! The hand that made you fair made you good. CAROLYN GAIL FLOYD Without love and laughter life is nothing. DORIS ELAINE FORD Beware, someday I may get to be famous. ROBERT PERRY ELMORE vvBobbyvv Never speak sense when nonsense will serv pose. MARTHA ERWIN ELMORE e the pur Modesty, dignity, and calm content. MARY AILEEN FARMER A laughing face, a friendly smile. HARRY LEE FEATHERSTONE Life is just one long process of getting tired. JACK FRANKLIN FRYE Iagree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. hupe, happiness, and... EDDIE FOX The only way to succeed is to start at the bottom and wake up. LINDA FAYE FRANKLIN Almost to all things she could turn her hand. Talk ed. LOYCE ELAINE GAITHER 'I want to be bashful but the boys won't let me. DeLEE LaVERN GARNER I can resist anything but temptation. MARSHA L EAH GASTON not of wasted affectiong affection was never wast- WILLIAM JAMES GIBSON The crisis is past. The fever called school I have con- quered at last. C. LOUISE GILLEN Louie Behavior is a mirror in which everyone sees his own image. ...fulfillment f nr THOMAS MICHAEL GILLIAM llTomlY Just when I seem about to learn, off again! CAROLYN LOUISE ENSLEY GLOVER Poochie A friend, forever true. SANDRA GAYE HAYNES 1 vsandyu A smilefor all, a greeting glad, a lovable, jolly way she had. JESSE DELANE HERNDON HJ. D. Beware, I may get to be famous. JOHN EVERRETT GREEN J ohnny He who does not speak will not be heard. MARY HAZEL GREENE Keep smilingg it makes people wonder what you've been up to. MARY PAULETTE HAMILTON P'lette Why worry, 1t'l1 happen anyway. VIRGINIA CAROL HAND Ginger It isn't what you do, its what you get caught doing. Be silent and safe-silence never betrays J OYC E ANN HOF FMAN LYDIA JEAN HOLLAND She never knew a dull moment. you. the turning gears... CHARLES FLOYD HILL Into my books I get so deep, that way down there I fall asleep. .TUDY ANN HILTON Her ways are ways oi pleasantness and all her paths are peace. NANCY JANE HORSLEY In her duty prompt in every call. TERRY HUDSPETH Quiet men at times are most surprising. SHARON LEE HUNT She makes friends by being one. JOHN EDGAR HUNTER III God save the King, I'll save the Queen. ...faith a miner BRUCE DOUGLAS JOHNSON Everybody has his own method. CYNTHIA JOYCE JONES A winner never quits, and aquitter never wins DALE LANEY Remain silent and get the benefit of the doubt DAVIE ANN LAWING I've never been hurt by something I didn't say MARTHA DIANE JORDAN There is time for all things. ROBERT STEVEN KEENER Let the world go its Way and I'll go mine. FREDDIE DARRELL KING HBearYY Wit andwisdom are born with a man. SARAH FRANCES KING Frannie Always laughing, never sad. Sometimes naughty, never bad. JAMES WILLIAM LEEPER Our thoughts and our conducts are our own. JEAN CATHERINE LEEPER Good sense and good nature are never separated. PATRICIA LEE LINVILLE Hpatll A mind at peace with all. STEVEN RANDALL LOFTIN Steve Someday when I get to be rich and famous, I wonder if I'll still be my same sweet, lovable, humble, self. attitude tnfnarrls... JOHN MAURICE LAWING J ohnnv Only three great men are living. I'm one and I forget the other two. RICHARD DANA LAWRENCE Ricky My heart is won, my fancy free, so run along girls, don't bother me. Wr GERALD BRYAN LYTTON lvJerryvv Thinking is but an idle waste of time. LINDA LEE MATHESON What I am is God's gift to me. What Ibecome is my gift to God. ...the 21121115 that LARRY EUGENE MAULDIN Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you'. HARRY PHILLIP MAYNARD, JUNIOR Phil Beneaththe calm exterior there lies a deal of deviltryf' JACQUELIN LEE MODISETTE Sincerity makes a happy heart. MARTHA PATRICIA MOORE I'm not saying anything but I'm thinking plenty. DAVID MICHAEL MCLEAN Dave If studying were the only cause of death, then happily I could live forever. LLOYD GROVER MCSWAIN, JUNIOR 1IMaCVY IfIhad my life to live over, I'd do the samething again. DANNY TILLMAN MILLER Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow thou may die. GWENDOLYN MAE MITCHEM Squeeky Don't worry, just keep going. l EDGAR FRANKLIN MULLIS, JUNIOR Eddie Worry little, study less, my idea of happiness. NANCY LOUISE MYERS YYHanklY She loves to laugh, she loves to walk and oh, my good- ness how she loves to talk. TINA DIANNE NEAGLE Being common sense, it can't be sin to take it as I find it. CAROLYN JANE NIX I'll speak in a monstrous little Voice. fnill :nnfrnni them... KAY ELAINE MORETZ I awoke one morning and found myself famous. JERRY GARLAND MULL A noisy man is always in the right. JOSEPH MICHAEL NOONE YYMikeYY A short saying is often wise. CARL BASTER PANEL I envy no man that knows more than myself, butppity them that know less. ...in their SHERRY HAVEN PARKER It is better to be beautiful than to be good. LAURA MARCELLA PARROTT vvpollyvv Life is what you make it. ROBERT EDWARD PHEAGIN Eddie Quiet and gentle in his way, let life come as it may. NANCY CAROLYN PHILLIPS Carol She smiles with the intent to do mischief JAMES ENOCH PAXTON vvJiInmyvv What I was yesterday, I am today, and will be tomor row. BRENDA KAY PEARSON A mind at peace with all. SARAH NANCY PEPPER Silence is more eloquent than words. BETTY JEAN PETTUS Don't let school interfere with your education. ii , REBECCA ELIZABETH PRATHER Becky Her face is like an ange1's face, I'm glad she has wings. JOYCE MARIE QUEEN Polite are her ways. JUDITH ANN QUEEN YlJudyYY The days of our youth are the days of our glory. JANICE RAMSEY Sincere and kind she remains true. Bilkfgdilg living... J OANN YVONNE PHILLIPS HJOH None but herself can be herself. INA KATHRYN PHILLIPS 11Kathyvv Silence is the most perfect expression. LOUISE BELL RANKIN The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed PAMELA ANN RANKIN Honest, Sincere, and dependable is she. ... hrnugh nur dnnrs PHYLLIS ANNE RATCHFORD Hope and be happy. LANDER PRESSLEY RAY lYLannylV There is iight enough for what I have to do. MARTHA JANE RUMFELT vvMartyvv I can resist anything but temptation. GEORGE MICHAEL RUMFELT Mickey Women inspire us to do great things--and prevent us from doing them. itt vv RONALD HUBERT RIKARD Every man is valued by his conduct. CHARL ES EDWARD ROBERTS Eddie omorrow. You've made enough mistakes LEONARD THOMAS ROBERTS Reading maketh a full man. KATHY SHERRILL RUMF ELT Live reckless now, and repent forever. today EDWARD L EST ER SCHRONCE Eddie Nothing is illegal until you get caught! GWINDLE KAY SHERRILL 'There is no need to speak when one has nothing to say. RITA JOYCE SHERRILL Quiet and gentle in her way, let life come as it may. WANDA KAYE SHUMAKE Carrot Top One sunny day her hair will surely burst into flame. marsh tnmnrrufxfs leaders... ALVIN SPENCER RUSSELL He is what he is and we like him that way. TERRY EUGENE SAUNDERS Sober, quiet, patient and demureg a friend of whom you're always sure. JOHN ROBERT SILER 'The tongue runs fastest when the brain is in neutral. MARTHA ELIZABETH SITTON vYBethvl A good disposition, a friendly heart. milyese, the seninrs, ERIC MILES SMITH It is easier to admire hard work if you don't do it. MARY GAIL SMITH Fair and gentle, good and true, dignified and depend- V able, too. A .. Rl TERRENCE ANN SWAYNEY Terry Life's a serious proposition--love, too BARBARA TAYLOR Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her peace. A , 'Lf vu paths are GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH My only books are women's looks, and folly's all they've taught me. JOSEPH C. SMITH YV Jayvv I agree with no man's opinions,I have some of my own. JUDY LEE SMITH Sincere and kind, she remains true. SAMUEL PICKNEY STOWE III Ylsalmvl There is only one proof of ability--action. CLARENCE EDWARD UNDERWOOD, JR. Eddie Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat--therefore, let's merry. WILLIAM SYLVANUES VAUGHN YYBiuH Sink or swim, live or die. CYNTHIA ANN WALL Let the world go its way and I'1l go mine. DORIS CHRISTINE WARD A smile will carry the average person a long way. are fnulking... ELIZABETH LEE TAYLOR A Liba Q lways laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never . ROBERT FRANKLIN TRAYWICK, JR. V ' Bob Do it tomorrow. You have made enough mistakes to- day. LW 'WZ r' SARAH ANN WARREN VlLeg-SH Actions are more precious than words. DENNIS LEE WATTS The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure by business. ...inin life. SAMUEL SLONE WATTS YYSamVY Never mind the world, just give me my book. ELIZABETH DIANNE WHITNER The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, 'iilwui RONALD EUGENE WILSON It's always like Sunday afternoon on the highway to suc- cess. In memory of DEWEY RAY DIAL and MARTHA JANE WILSON ROBERT DOYLE WILKINS What should a man do but be merry. FRANK AUTHUR WILLIAMS Frankie Nothing is illegal until you get caught. CAROLYN ELIZABETH WILSON She does her task from day today and does whatever comes her way. LINDA ELL EN WILSON Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. Yet not to thine eternal resting place shalt thou retire alone nor could thou wish couch more magnificent. -Thanatopsis 5 I 2 if f E A sz Ii 2 eninr CAROLINE LOUISE ABERNATHY Candy Striper 4. DINAH FRANCES ALEXANDER F.H.A. 1,25 Candy Striper 4. BARBARA JEAN ALLEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Miss F. H.A. 4. NANCY JANE ARMSTRONG P.S.C. 3,45 Vice President 45 Clarion Staff 4. LINDA KAYE ARROWOOD Freshman Basketball 15 Looping 25 Textiles 3. FRANK PAUL ARP Freshman Football 15 Varsity Football 25 Shop 15 Track 1,25 Baseball 4. GARY LEE ASHE Shop 25 Textiles 4. RICHARD BRADLEY ATKINS PAUL ANTHONY AUSTIN Band 1,2,3,4. MARTHA ANN BAIN F.H.A. 2. DDl Monogram Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Freshman Basket- ball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Chairman of Organization of F.H.A. 45 Clarion Staff 45 Sports Editor 4. REBECCA JEAN BARKLEY Student Council 15 Secretary 45 Class Officer, Secretary 25 Candy Striper 45 P.S.C. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 French Club 45 Beta Club 45 Junior Marshal 35 N.E.D.T. Award 2. JUDY DIANE BARTON Freshman Basketball 15 Holbrook High School 2,35 Bas- ketball 3. Jof: CARSON BASS Band 1,2,3. JUDY MARIE BEAM F.H.A. 15 Looping 1. KENNETH RAY BEAM Baseball 1,2,3,45 All Conference 35 Basketball 2,3,45 All Tournament 35 Freshman Basketball 15 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Vice President 2. GINGER REGINA BEATY CAROL ANN BENNINGER Basketball 15 F.T.A. 4. MICHAEL LEE BENTLEY Shop 2,35 Assistant 3. JERRY WAYNE BIDDIX West Mecklenburg 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Trea- surer 15 Football 1, 3, 45 Captain 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Legion Baseball 3,45 Class Officer, Vice President 45 Monogram 1,2,3,45 French Club 3. LYNDA DARE BIGGERSTAFF Freshman Basketball, Manager 1. TONDA MAE BISHOP Library Assistant 4. J UDITH LEE BRIDGES Student Council 35 Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Vice President 45 Class Officer, Secretary 35 N.E.D, T. Award 3. RAYMONDA DIANE BROOME Candy Striper 2. irecinrg PAULA ANN BROWN Class Officer, Secretary 15 Student Council 1,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Journalism Club 2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff, Art Editor 3,45 F.T.A. 4. MARTHA HESTER CALDWELL F.T.A. 45 Candy Striper 4. OSCAR MCDONALD CARNES, JR. Football 1,2,35 N.E.D.T.Award 25 Little League Basket- ball Coach 35 Basketball Manager 2,3. CHARLES ROBERT CARPENTER Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference 15 Beta Club 3,45 Mon- ogram Club 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Student Council 45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Junior Marshal 3. MICKEY CHARLES CHAVERS Shop 25 Textiles 3,4. CAROLYN MAREE CHITWOOD Textiles 35 Looping 2. JANICE DIANNE CLINE P.S.C. 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 French Club 45 F. T.A. 45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. JOSEPH SHAW CLINE Journalism Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Summer Science Institute 25 N.E.D.T. Award 25 National Merit Semifinal- ist 45 French Club 4. JOSEPH JERRY COPE Football 1,2,35 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Track 1,2, 45 Shop 2. JOYCE ANN CRAIG DELLA MARIE CRAWFORD Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Candy Striper 4. ROBERT CONLIN DAGENHART, JR. Basketball Manager 25 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Clarion Staff, Photographer 45 F.T.A. 4. DANNY EMMETTE DAVIS Student Council 15 Textiles 3. JERRLIN LILLIE DAVIS F.H.A. 3,45 Candy Striper 45 Library Assistant 45 Loop- ing 4. DOUGLAS RICHARD DENTON Freshman Basketball 15 Basketball 25 Band 1,2,3,45 All- State Band 2,3,4. JOE RAY DOWELL Textiles 3,45 Mount Holly High School 1,25 Football 15 Basketball 1. CATHERINE ELIZABETH EDWARDS Candy Striper 4. SUSAN LYNNETTE ELLER Class Officer, Treasurer 15 Candy Striper 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 French Club 45 Trea- surer 45 Junior Marshal 35 Clarion Staff, Art Editor 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 N.E.D.T. Award 2. ROBERT PERRY ELMORE Beta Club 3,45 Football 45 Band 1,2,35 Monogram Club 4 MARTHA ERWIN ELMORE Candy Striper 2,3,45 P.S.C. 3,4. MARY AILEEN FARMER Beta Club 35 Candy Striper 2,35 Journalism Club 1,2. anim' Pirerinrg HARRY LEE FEATHERSTONE Freshman Basketball 13 Basketball 2,3,43 Student Coun- cil 13 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Beta Club 3,43 Treasurer 33 Junior Marshal 33 Boy's State 33 Clarion Staff 43 Jun- ior Heart Board 33 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Homecoming At- tendant Escort 4. CAROLYN GAIL FLOYD F.H.A. 2. DORIS ELAINE FORD LINDA FAYE FRANKLIN Textiles 33 Looping 4. JACK FRANKLIN FRYE Football 1,23 Track 1,2. LOYCE ELAINE GAITHER Candy Striper 3,43 F.T.A. 4. DeLEE LaVERNE GARNER Asheley High School 23 Pep Club 23 F.H.A. 43 Library Assistant 3,4. MARSHA LEAH GASTON Basketball 13 Band 23 Beta Club 3,43 Journalism Club 23 3,43 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Candy Striper 3,43 Tomahawk Staff 43 Business Manager 43 Clarion Staff 43 Homecom- ing Queen Attendant 33 French Club 43 Junior Marshal 3. WILLIAM JAMES GIBSON Bus Driver 4. C. LOUISE GILLEN G.I.E.C. 43 Looping 43 Candy Striper 4. THOMAS MICHAEL GILLIAM Monogram Club 2,3,43 Student Council 2,33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 2. CAROLYN LOUISE ENSLEY GLOVER F.H.A. 1,2,33 Treasurer 2. JOHN EVERRETTE GREEN Baseball 1,2,3,43 Shop 2,33 Assistant 33 American Legion Baseball 3,43 Textiles 43 Monogram Club 4. MARY HAZEL GREENE Candy Striper 4. MARY PAULETTE HAMILTON VIRGINIA CAROL HAND Girl's State 33 Candy Striper 3,43 F.T.A. 43 French Club 4. SANDRA FAYE HAYNES Student Council 1,2,33 Candy Striper 2,3,43 F.T.A. 43 President 43 County Treasurer of F.T.A. 43 N.E.D.T. Award 2. JESSI DELANE HERNDON Shop 23 Textiles 4. CHARLES FLOYD HILL Beta Club 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Football 13 Basket- ball 1,23 Baseball 23 Legion Baseball 2,33 N.E.D.T. Award 33 Student Council 13 Golf 1. JUDY ANNE HILTON F.H.A. 3,4. JOYCE ANN HOFFMAN F.H.A. 33 Textiles 4. LYDIA JEAN HOLLAND F.T.A. 4. NANCY JANE HORSLEY Freshman Basketball 13 Beta Club 3,43 Journalism Club 1,2,3,43 Tomahawk Staff 2,3,43 Banner Editor 33 Feature Editor 33 Sports Editor 43 Student Council 2,33 French Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Class Officer, Treasurer 43 Home- coming Queen Attendant 43 Junior Heart Board 3. TERRY HUDSPETH Shop 23 Textiles 4. SHARON LEE HUNT Basketball 1. JOHN EDGAR HUNTER III Student Council 33 Beta Club 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Freshman Football 13 Football 2,3 3 Freshman Basketball 13 Junior Varsity Basketball 23 Basketball 3,43 Track 2, 3,43 French Club 43 Vice-President 43 Clarion Staff 43 Business Manager 43 Junior Marshal 33 N.E.D.T. Award 2. BRUCE DOUGLAS JOHNSON Football 1,23 Shop 2,33 Shop Assistant 3. CYNTHIA JOYCE JONES Office Assistant 43 Freshman Basketball 13 Basketball 2,3,43 F.H.A. 1,23 Monogram Club 3,43 Bus Driver 4. MARTHA DIANE JORDAN Freshman Basketball 13 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Chief 43 Sponsors Club 1,2,3,43 P.S.C. 3,43 Candy Striper 3,43 Secretary-Treasurer 4. ROBERT STEVEN KENNER Monogram Club 3,43 Textiles 43 Freshman Basketball 13 Basketball 2,3,43 Legion Baseball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 23 Football 3: Freshman Football 1. FREDDIE DARRELL KING Bus Driver 3,43 Football 13 Track 1,43 Student Council 33 N.E.D.T. Award 2. SARAH FRANCES KING F.T.A. 43 Candy Striper 4. DALE LANEY Textiles 4. DAVIE ANN LAWING East Henderson High 1,23 Student Council 1,23 Dancing Club 1,23 N.E.D.T. Award 2,33 Beta Club 3,4. JOHN MAURICE LAWING Monogram Club 2,3,43 French Club 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Football 13 Legion Baseball 2,3,4. RICHARD DANA LAWRENCE Basketball 1,2 3' Shop 2' Monogra Club 3,4. 3 7 ! m CAROL ANNE LEAKE High Point3 F.H.A. 33 Basketball 1. JAMES WILLIAM LEEPER Shop 2. JEAN CATHERINE LEEPER Band 1, F.H.A. 3. PATRICIA L EE LINVILLE STEVEN RANDALL LOFTIN Junior Marshal 33 Beta Club 3,43 Vice President 43 Bus Driver 3,43 Football 13 Track 2,3,43 Monogram Club 43 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Governor's School 3. GERALD BRYAN LYTTON Shop 23 Assistant 33 Textile 4. LINDA LEE MATHESON Student Council lg Beta Club 3,43 F.T.A. 43 French Club 43 Clarion Staff 43 N.E.D.T. Award 2. LARRY EUGENE MAULDIN Shop 2. mint HARRY PHILLIP MAYNARD, JR. Student Council l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Journalism Club 253,45 Monogram Club 3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Tom- ahawk Staff 3,45 Homecoming Escort 3,45 Little League Basketball Coach. DAVID MICHAEL MCLEAN Band 15253545 All-State Band Clinic 4. LLOYD GROVER MCSWAIN, JR. Beta Club 3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Freshman Basketball 15 Manager 15 Little League Basketball Coach. DANNY TILMAN MILLER Student Council 25 Junior Varsity Basketball 2. GWENDOLYN MAE MITCHEM F.H.A. 2,3,45 Looping 3. JAQUELIN LEE MODISETTE N.E.D.T. Award 25 Band 2,3,45 All-State Band Clinic 2, 35 French Club, Secretary 4. MARTHA PATRICIA MOORE Candy Striper 3,45 President 45 F.T.A. 4. KAY ELAINE MORETZ French Club 45 Candy Striper 253,45 Secretary-Trea- surer 35 Editor of Clarion 45 F.T.A. 45 N.E.D.T. Award 2. SHIRLEY MARIE MORRIS Textiles JERRY GARLAND MULL Football 45 Monogram Club 4. EDGAR FRANKLIN MUSS, JR. Freshman Football 15 Football 25 Baseball 45 Track 45 Shop 1. NANCY LOUISE MYERS F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Editor of F.H.A. Yearbook 45 Candy Striper 45 Library Assistant 4. TINA DIANNE NEAGLE P.S.C. 3,45 Clarion Staff 45 F.T.A. 4. CAROLYN JANE NIX Basketball 15 Student Council 15 Candy Striper 2,3,4. JOSEPH MICHAEL NOONE CARL BAXTER PANEL SHERRY HAVEN PARKER Beta Club 3,45 Candy Striper 45 Junior Marshal 35 Class Officer, Secretary 4. LAURA MARCELLA PARROTT Alternate Lettergirl 2. JAMES ENOCH PAXTON Industrial Art 2. BRENDA KAY PEARSON Textile 3. SARAH NANCY PEPPER Looping 4. BETTY JEAN PETTUS ROBERT EDWARD PHEAGIN Bus Driver 25 Textiles 4. NANCY CAROLYN PHILLIPS Freshman Basketball 15 Student Council 25 N.E.D.T. A- ward 25 Class Officer, Treasurer 35 Homecoming Queen Attendant 35 F.T.A. 45 Candy Striper 45 Clarion Staff 4. JOANN YVONNE PHILLIPS Lunchroom 15 Textiles 4. ireci nrg INA KATHRYN PHILLIPS Grier Junior High School5 Homecoming Queen Attendant 15 Student Council 25 Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 N. E.D.T. Award 2. REBECCA ELIZABETH PRATHER Basketball 15 Candy Striper 3,45 Majorette 2,35 Drum Majorette 45 Band 2,3,4. JOYCE MARIE QUEEN JUDITH ANN QUEEN Student Council 25 P.S.C. 3,45 Chaplain 45 F.T.A. 4. JANICE RAMSEY LOUISE BELL RANKIN Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff, Banner Edi- tor 25 News Editor 3, Editor 45 Beta Club 3,45 French Club, President 45 Basketball 1,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Governor's School 35 Candy Striper 2,3,45 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 45 Student Council 35 Cheer- leader 45 Sponsor's Club 45 Miss-Hi-Miss 3. PAMELA ANN RANKIN F.H.A. 3,4. PHYLLIS ANN RATCHFORD LANDER PRESSLEY RAY Textiles 45 Shop 35 Freshman Football 15 Football 45 Track 3. RONALD HUBERT RIKARD Freshman Basketball 15 Junior Varsity 25 Student Coun- cil 4. CHARLES EDWARD ROBERTS LEONARD THOMAS ROBERTS JournalismClub 1,2,3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Sports Edi- tor of Clarion 45 National Merit Certificate of Recom- mendation. KATHY SHERRILL RUMFELT Freshman Basketball 15 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Sponsors Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's State 35 Homecoming Queen Atten- dant 354. MARTHA JANE RUMFELT P.S.C. 3,45 Clarion Staff 4. GEORGE MICHAEL RUMF ELT ALVIN SPENCER RUSSELL Shop 2. TERRY EUGENE SAUNDERS Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 President 45 Student Council 1,35 N.E.D.T. Award 2. EDWARD LESTER SCHRONCE Shop 25 Assistant 3. GWINDLE KAY SHERRILL F.H.A. 35 F.T.A. 4. RITA JOYCE SHERRILL WANDA KAYE SHUMAKE F.H.A. 4. JOHN ROBERT SILER Band 1,2,3,45 Freshman Basketball 1. MARTHA ELIZABETH SITTON Basketball 15 F.H.A. 15 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Candy Strip- er 4. ERIC MILES SMITH Shop 25 Assistant 3. anim' ireninrg MARY GAIL SMITH Tifton High School 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Vice President 25 Glee Club 25 High Point High School 25 Y-Teen Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Cheraw High School 35 International Relations Club 35 Belmont High School 3,45 Candy Strip- er 4. Beta Club 4. GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH Freshman Football 15 Track 1,2,35 Monogram Club 35 Shop 2,35 Assistant 3. JOSEPH C. SMITH Monogram Club 3,45 Shop I5 Assistant 35 Football 1,2,35 Bus Driver 3. JUDY LEE SMITH F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 N.E.D.T. Award 2. SAMUEL PICKNEY STOWE III Band 1,2,3,45 District Band Clinic 3,45 French Club 45 Transylvania Music Camp 3,4. TERRENCE ANN SWAYNEY P.S.C. 3,45 President 45 F.T.A. 45 Secretary 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 2. BARBARA TAYLOR Looping 25 Library Assistant 4. ELIZABETH LEE TAYLOR F.T.A. 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN TRAYWICK, JR. Golf 15 Band 1,25 Football I,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,4. CLARENCE EDWARD UNDERWOOD Freshman Football 15 Bus Driver 3,4. WILLIAM SYLVANUS VAUGHN Shop 2,35 Assistant 35 Textile 45 Bus Driver 3,4. CYNTHIA ANN WALL F.H.A. 45 Looping 25 Library Assistant 3,4. i DORIS CHRISTINE WARD F.H.A. 3,45 Looping 25 Candy Striper 4. SARAH ANNE WARREN Freshman Basketball 15 Basketball 2,35 F.H.A. 45 F.T. A. 45 Monogram Club 3,4. DENNIS LEE WATTS Band 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Class Officer, President 25 Vice-President 35 President 4. SAMUEL SLONE WATTS Library Assistant 2,35 Lunchroom Worker 152. ELIZABETH DIANNE WHITENER F.T.A. 4. ROBERT DOYLE WILKINS Football 15 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Band 253, 45 All-State Band 3,45 Band Clinic 3,4. FRANK ARTHUR WILLIAMS Shop 25 Textiles 3. CAROLYN ELIZABETH WILSON Candy Striper 4. LINDA ELLEN WILSON Candy Striper 2,3,45 Clarion Staff 45 P.S.C. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Treasurer 4. RONALD EUGENE WILSON Basketball 1,25 Co-Captain 15 Football I,2,3,45 Co-Cap- tain 45 All-Conference 35 Gazette Lineman ofthe Week 3,45 Breedland Award 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Vice- President 35 President 45 Beta Club 3,45 Journalism Club I,2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff 3,45 Business Manager 35 Sports Editor 45 Class Officer, President 1,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Boy's State 35 N.E.D.T. 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If L ye 4 - , L- W, ACTI ITIES Student Qlnunnil .M ,K-ax To guide and direct the stu- dents in their daily activities is the worthy job of the Stu- Mr' Shelton dent Council. 1 . if-2' SM kk , ff A MT- Cortner President - Ronnie Wilson Vice President - Bob Gaston Secretary - Becky Barkley FIRST ROW -Kenny Rurnfelt,Amos Brown, Paula Brown,Judy Kennerly, Peggy Armstrong, Mary Ruth Howe, Julia Ann Rankin,Beverly Lowrance,Jean Via, Alan Smith. SECOND ROW -Danny Chapman, Terry St. Clair, James Garrison, Becky Barkley, Ann Mull, Charlene Moretz, Debbie Cortner, Bonnie Falls, Judy Throneburg, Julia White, Nancy Hinson. THIRD ROW-Ronald Rikard, Jerry Biddix, Randy Moore, Morris Teeter, Dan Suggs, Lane Allman, Janice Pitman, Sandra Story, Bob Gaston, Ronnia Wilson. LAST ROW-Dennis Watts, Charles Carpenter, Phil Maynard. NOT PICTURED -Gina Hovis. t-- A ak V .. sg K A J ,'.' 'f,' as -. f Wa, it ,,,,3:--aivsxggy I Z, Vi ,. az , 2.54523-gg ,Q-ad Through careful planning and hard work, we have endeav- ored to show how this year at Belmont High School has definitely been a Footprint on the Sands of Time. Qllarinn ,staff Wf ffili Hgh ii 2 ll lllHl'Eil?ll l Editor - Elaine Moretz Business Manager - Johnny Hunter ADVISORS Mr. Mann V 4 1 I M eutu ii uf Miss Killian Mr. Russell FIRST ROW: Harry Featherstone,Dorothy Baldwin, Conlin Dagenhart, Lynn Eller, Leonard Roberts, Marty Rumfelt SECOND ROW: Carol Phillips,Nancy Armstrong, Linda Matheson, Linda Wilson, Tina Neagle, Marsha Gaston, Staff Members. nmalyafuk Staff E ditor - Louise Rankin Assistant Editor-Joe Maier The Planning and production of the Tomahawk is super - vised by the Tomahawk Staff. FRONT ROW-Ronnie Wilson-Sports Editor, Paula Brown-Art Editor, Nancy Horsley-Sports Editor, Marsha Gaston- Business Manager, Phil Maynard-Circulation M anag er . BACK ROW-Kathy Smith-Banner Editor, Nancy Hinson- Associate Circulation Manager, Scott Sherrill-Associate Art Editor, Phil Ford-Feature Editor, Bix Sherrill-Banner Editor, Shirlene Allen-News Editor. 'xi Hnurnalism Qlluh X, ,sf f if Mrs. Payne From each edition of our newspaper, youthe stu- dents, have viewed the many activities of Belmont High School through our eyes. Mrs. Odom Mrs. Reese FLRST ROW: Joe Maier, Phil Ford,JohnWa1lace,Ike Thomas, Joe Cline, Ronnie Wilson, Larry Melton, Scott Sherrill, Charles Austin, Ronnie Masters. SECOND ROW: Nancy Myers, Judy Pepper, Marie Foulk, Nancy Faulk, Nancy Horsley, Sally Stowe, Bix Sherrill, Phil Maynard, Leonard Roberts, Terry Saunders. THIRD ROW: Paula Brown, Shirlene Allen,Judy Kennerly, Becky Stowe, Kathy Smith, Louise Rankin, Julia Rankin, Wanda Upton, Judi Huffstetler, Marsha Gaston, Nancy Hinson, David Payne -NOT PICTURED. Beta Qlluh ADVISORS Achievement, H o n o r , and Dependability are a few characteristics of a true Beta. Mrs. Brown W' ' 1 P Q X ' 'L y c ., ,A fm f f- ' is I :re efs ' Miss Willis President - Terry Saunders Vice President - Steve Loftin Secretary - Lynn Eller Treasurer - Brenda Shooke Gail Smith, Louise Rankin, Marie Crawford, Lynn Eller, Paula Brown, Becky Barkley, Johnny Hunter, Conlin Dagen- hart, Bobby Elmore, Steve Loftin, Lloyd McSwain, Marsha Gaston, Linda Matheson, Floyd Hill, Judy Bridges, Kathy Phillips, Sherry Parker, Nancy Horsley, Kathy Edwards, JoyceCrooks,Vicky Smith, Judith Huffstickler, Davie Ann Law- Scott, Sherrill, James Costner, Bill Barnes, Roy Hartness, E. B. Farris, Caren Smith, Jane Bridges, Suzanne McLean, Brenda Shooke, Nancy Hinson, Ronnie Wilson, Eric Lingerfelt, Ike Thomas, Joe Maier, Phil Ford, Bob Gaston, John Wallace, Harry Featherstone, Terry Saunders, Charles Carpenter. TVN? K ff?- ....... ..- ,....-. lar.. -s . 7 tenth Qlluh . fl! P x il is MW .. fl E Through enjoyment we have learned the many aspects of French culture and language. President - Amelie Rankin Vice President - Jean Hunter Secretary - Jacqueline Modisette Treasurer - Amee Eller FIRST ROW- Mr.O.R. Emory, Angetique Gaston, Virginee Hand, Clarrisse Bridges, Corrine Phillips, Jean Hunter SECOND ROW-Amelie Rankin, Annette Horsley, Eloise Cline, Lisette Matheson, Maurice Lawing, Samuel Stowe THIRD ROW-Miss Sharpe, Elise Moretz, Jacqueline Modisette, Beatrice Barkley, Amee Eller, Joseph Cline. aa. 5. . A ,A, Q: hhuh f U M The spreading of Chris- Mlss Organ tianity through the lives of dedicated girls is the im- portant goal of the P. S. C. 1 n 3 YF 1 Z 4, Q 'J , i , QX ,, af 'V' ,,k ga , wmawax L J ,..., .-33 President - Terry Swayney Mrs. Traywick Vice President - Nancy Armstrong Secretary-Treasurer - Janice Cline Chaplain - Judy Queen FIRST ROW-Janice Cline, Jolene Sellers,Erwin Elmore, Jane Bridges, Julia White, Kathy Saunders. SECOND ROW- Judy Queen, Cherie Harding, Karen Smith, Linda Watson, Joyce Crooks, Diane Jordan. THIRD ROW-Tina Neagle, Terry Swayney, Becky Barkley, Linda Wilson, Kathy Edwards, Marty Rumfelt, Mary Ann Williams. as fi? 'Q 7 uiure can ers uf Qsmeriw fs. Each future teacher learns by giving a portion of time for the cause of teaching. Miss Woodall President - Sandy Haynes Vice President - Judy Bridges Secretary - Terry Swayney Treasurer - Linda Wilson FIRST ROW -Marie Crawford, Janice Cline, Paula Brown, Lynn Eller, Diane Whitener, Carol Phillips, Tina Neagle, Terry Swayney, Linda Wilson. SECOND ROW-Kaye Sherrill, Martha Caldwell, Elaine Gaither, Judy Queen, Sandy Haynes, Patsy Moore, LibbaTaylor, Nancy Horsley. THIRD ROW-Nancy Myers, Lydia Holland, Judy Bridges, Conlin Dagenhardt, Carol Benniger, Frannie King, Linda Matheson, Elaine Moretz, Sarah Warren, Becky Barkley, Ginger Hand. 7uiure nmemakers nf fsmeriw These girls prepare themselves for the future by training themselves fully now. i Barbara Allen Miss F .H.A. Barbara Allen-President, Brenda Brown-Vice President, Jo Miller- Secretary, Sylvis Childers-Treasurer, Mrs. Williams-Advisor, ' Lisa M o d is e t t e -Parliamentarian, Priscilla Baker -Historian, Thelma Whitworth-Reporter, DotfBaldwin-Chairman of Organiza- tion, Cynthia Brown-Song Leader, Miss Sullivan-Advisor. FIRST ROW: Ann Huggins, Hilda Heffner, Peggy Brown, Darlene Bishop, Libby McEwaine, Diane Wright, Sylvia Childers, Margaret Noone, Brenda Brown, Kathy Allen, Linda Hall, Jane Ford, Nancy Loudermilk, Sheryl Presslar, Sandra McLean, Alice Smith, Linda Ross. SECOND ROW: Elaine Spencer, Dale Evans, Linda Penley, Mary Carol Atterberry,Judy Benfield, Linda Chitwood, Joy Wood, Vickie Hoover, Karen Ledford, Helen Morgan, Lisa Modisette, Shelia Hambrick, Beth Sloan, Kathy Auten, Becky Williams. THIRD ROW: Peggy Smith, Francis Greene, Donnice Moore, Sherry Jones, Elaine Johnson, LindaOgle, Francis Noone, Linda Lingerfelt, Martha Richardson, Ann Mull, Ann Colvard, Judy Sears, Dorothy Harris, Marty Jenkins, Kaye Stalvey, Jane Fite, Nancy Myers. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Huffstetler, Linda Lovingood, Joy Smith, Sue Wills, Doris Beal, Kaye Shumake, Dee Lee Garner, Judy Smith, Reba Williams, Mary Jane Sigmon, Priscilla Baker, Lydia Ware. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Thompson, Diane Lindsey, Alice Correll, Mary Lou Bone, Sarah Warren, Jerri Davis, Thelma Whitworth, Dot Baldwin, Cindy Brown, Cynthia Walls, Sue Gregory, Rosetta Davis, Joyce Gillen. 'Y ' ,X eisuvfw r ,,.,. C , 1' ,. an J irrsyy if 45' , ,I C ,,,,,,, J C ,rr,, A Aja if -----. inuie jlllaicls nun- --nu-anne ,qiv 7. gg 7 ' Through service to others, the Minute Maids iiri A ' develop lives of fulfillment. A ,.,. ,S Q. ,Q 'Hx' V ' A L,e'i ' il l' ' V is , , n .g 1 I' fix? ,g A ff J ' 5 President - Patsy Moore N ,V ii! Secretary - Jane Bridges j 1 ' Treasurer - Diane Jordan :x-1 13 i , i K, AIA, wfr, .lugs , ' vei'::w,1.,,,: was m:1'ifa?f C.. In up 3 K l r H A K Q3 gy gkrk 5 raliaaa .Macaw rrr Mrs. Gaston 1 L 3, E . 1 V, 3 1, . 4 , , f . - 4 . - 1 i 4 . . .. , I ,J Sill illlrsbfl ' , 3 Q . FIRST ROW: Elaine Moretz, Martha Caldwell, Dinah Alexander, Elaine Gaither, Marie Crawford, Nancy Myers, LindaWilson,Caroline Abernathy,Sherry Parker, Hazel Greene, Erwin Elmore, Ginger Hand. SECOND ROW: Nena Ford, Jean Hoffman, Mary Sims, Beth Sitton, Doris Jenkins, Suzanne Fisher, Barbara Poole, Peggy Brown, Becky Barkley, Lynn Eller, Louise Rankin. THIRD ROW: Margaret Rankin, Terry Riley, Lynn Robinson, Marsha Gaston, Reba Williams, Priscilla Baker, Linda Whaley, Carolyn Wilson, Alice Smith, Louise Gillen, Sylvia Welch, Joyce Gillen. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Brown,Diane Long, Ann Harris, Jolene Sellers, Susan Jenkins, Wanda Kirkland, Diane Jordan, Patsy Moore, Sandy Haynes, Frannie King, Carol Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Ann Truesdale, Gail Smith, Joy Futrell, Judy Spain, Linda Watson, Kathy Edwards, Jane Bridges, Joyce Crooks, Shannon Cox, Judith Huffstetler, Terri Thomas, Wanda Upton. NOT PICTURED: Aileen Farmer, Jane Nix, Becky Prather, Elaine Powell, Jerlin Davis, Linda Matheson, Libby Edwards, Brenda O'Dare, Vickie Graham, Judy Estes, Doris Ward, Linda Lingerfelt, Jean Herrin, Jackie Boyter, Brenda Shooke, Carolyn Floyd, Joyce Queen, Betty Jean Wooten, Sue Gregory. ,A ......,,M ......2 'A h......, .MMA W, WN. .,,,, .-H-yea.. , . ,:., , ,,,.-,, Wag- f ,.,,,-.,,V, I- -N, I x, ,V- P y , . as ' '- 152531 ,, .. F A ,Q I X753 F, M :ff , f - ..+ -fs-cc ..-: 'M ,, Eflihrzxrg assistants Cynthia Walls Pam Swanson Barbara Taylor Dee Lee Garner Jerrlin Davis Sam Watts Nancy Myers Shirley Thompson Jan Medlin Tonda Bishop Hjzmitnrs 0Bffir:e assistant Y ,a.. il Jack Reed Cynthia Jones Mrs. Haywood Curry Haywood Curry Frank Fox HO Textile ZR Frank Arp, Gary Ashe, Kathy Baucom, Harold Biggerstaff, J. L. Blanton, Larry Brown, James Carrigan, Mickey Chavers,HughCraig,Joe Dowell, Tommy Dye, Robert Fagan, Gary Farmer, Robert Lee Hogans, J. D. Herndan, Sam Hicks, Joyce Hoffman, Terry Hudspeth, Sidney Jenkins, Steve Keener, Dale Laney, Gary Lay, Jerry Lytton, Kenneth McCuen,Jimmy McGinnis, Larry Mull,Eddie Mullis, Joanne Phillips, Steve Phillips, Wendell Powell, Lanny Ray, Bill Vaughn, David Williams, James Wilson. 'Wuuping K , I A W KS 'X STANDING: Jerrlin Davis, Nancy Pepper, Linda Ogle, Becky Hoyle, Elaine Carroll, Elaine Johnson, Jackie Boyter, Alice Correll, Mary Bone, Jean Herrin, Louise Gillen, Shirley Nolen, Barbara Massey, Cynthia Trull, Elaine Kistler. SEATED: Jean McKeown, Linda Nanney,Ann Wiggins, Linda Chitwood, Elaine Spencer, Karen Eldridge, Shelia Yount. NOT PICTURED: Linda Franklin, Aileen Farmer, Judy Beam, Gloria Brittain, Faye Knowles, Lynda Herron. Ill Louise Gillian 5593 BACK ROW: L. to R. James F. Shuman, Instructorg Ralph Holland, David Ballard, Bobby Sanders, Cookie Horne, Marshall McMillan, Jimmy Feimster, Tommy Evans, Ronnie Austin, Johnny McLean, Joe Berryhill. THIRD ROW: Gene Presley, Mike Feimster,Danny Nolen,Mickey Crowe, Gary Summey, Tommy Waller, Mike Sherer, David Wentz, Richard Archer, James Green. SECOND ROW: Derrel Farmer, Darelle Harrison, Ronnie Dasher, Dennis Blanton, Carl Beaty,Ronnie Franklin, Leroy Correll,Gary Leake, Tommy Chastain, Jerry Bone. FIRST ROW: Dean Mitchem, Thomas Conner, Raymond Loggins, Lee Roberts, Gary Williams, Harvey Staton, Gus Ferrell, Roger Lindsey. 112 d if us Private pt. .,5,,,,,-. Walter Dye Ronnie Bumgardner Max Toomey Eddie Underwood Eddie Fox Steve Loftin James Gibson B111 Vaughn M i St ' ' Cletus Duncan Milli, 022315 Qlzlfeinrxa ss uaianis 1, FIRST ROW: Wanda Dye, Mary Hensley, Jack Horde, Sue Hedrick, Kenneth Horne, Barbara Mullee, Gail Simmons, Roger Lindsey. SECOND ROW: Alvin Kitchen, Karen Eldridge, Janet Duncan, Dorothy Chapman, Lane Allman, Mike Smiley. 1 13 gmlajnreiies Becky Stowe Gina Hovis ,, Shirlene Allen Becky Stowe Shirlene Allen Nancy Elmore Terri Riley rum Cmzljureiie N Q wx I fi: l S- 'Xl . nik , .l., 'il -1 M 1' f - ef l H sw. 3 ,, I . It 1 'Q Nancy Elmore Becky Prather TV eiiergirls E Jenny Sue Laye Deloris Davis Jenny Sue Laye, Deloris Davis, Gina Hovis, Terri Riley, Mary Horne, Kathy Bailes, Lynn Robinson. Q lux: .mag M, , In m 1 Each member of the Spon- sors' Club is responsible for a more school-spirited Belmont High School. Miss Morgan Advisor Spnnsurs' Qlluh .-nu-Q Harold McDowell, Becky Stowe, Shirlene Allen, Nancy Elmore, Jane Fite, Cynthia Leonard, Becky Howe, Sandra Rinehardt, Joy Futrell, Kathy Rumfelt, Diane Jordan, Louise Rankin, Nancy Dagenhart, Jenny Laye, Delores Davis, Gina Hovis, Terry Riley, Mary Horne, Kathy Bailes, Lynn Robinson. McDowell Harold Nancy Dagenhart Cynthia Leonard Jane Fite ' Qllqnerlwders i Louise Rankin Diane Jordan Kathy Rumfelt Chief Joy Futrell I Sandra Rinehart Becky Howe ?wt,?, , vii? fm! W. 41 .,.'. ,. if K ,gf . .P J., ,W .Li fa ,. . f . f ,W .,,A , A FLUTES Sam Stowe Jackie Modisette Barbara Lorance Bobby Deaton Carole Wilson Smitty Hanks John Sigmon BASSES Doyle Wilkins Charles Underwood Ben Beam BD C LARINETS Brenda Reddick Joe Cline John Siler Alan Latham Richard Rankin Patricia Seay Craig Brice Renee Brown Ann Barrett Joan Freeman Diane Parker Kathy Gaston Lynn Price Mack Johnston Tom Mann Dickie Lee Mickey Bumgardner Freddy Grier Jimmy London BASS C LARINETS C arolyn Huffstickler Kathy Foster ALTO CLARINE TS Shannon Cox Becky Prather N6 OBOE Shirelene Allen SAXOPHONES Michael Lawing Ann Truesdale Debbie Cortner David Dangerfield Sammy Payne Randy Robertson Eddie Fortner BASSOON Dick Stowe PERCUSSION Roger Barker Tony Austin Mike Bumgardner Donnie Poston Pacita Robinson, Bells TROMBONES Joe Bass Johnny Abee Larry Gault Johnny Goins Tommy Arnold Marshall McMillian Randy Richey Leland Jackson CORNETS Bobby Grier Steve Barkley Don Dillard Bill Via Martin Rankin David Ratchford Andy Kistler Cecil Roberts Judy Pepper FRENCH HORNS Tommy Nixon Ike Thomas David McLean Joe Steele Judy Kennerly DRUM MAJOR Becky Prather MAJORETTES Shirelene Allen Becky Stowe Nancy Elmore ll7 X Director Frank Widenhouse unugram Qlluh ADVISORS Not only the ability to parti- cipate in sports, but also the T sportsmanship exhibited by each player are the major characteristics of the Mono - gram Club. Mr. Shelton President - Ronnie Wilson Vice President-Dennis Watts Secretary - Dotjaldwin Treasurer - Richard Armstrong Mr. Hayes FIRST ROW -Linda Brown, Becky Russell, Karen Smith, Brenda Shook, Dot Baldwin, Cynthia Jones, Sarah Warren, Thelma Whitworth, Larry Jordon, Charles McClure, ConlinDagenhardt, Johnny Lawing. SECOND ROW -Tommy Fuller, Gary Holt,Jerry Biddix. THIRD ROW-Johnny Sigman, Steve Ellington, Charles Case. FOURTH ROW -Phil Maynard, Charles Orren, Jerry Mull. FIFTH ROW-Barry Fisher, Steve Featherstone, Billy Crawford, David Patterson, Bob Traywick, Floyd Hill,Bobby Elmore, Joe Maier, Mike Bolin, Ronnie Wilson, Charles Carpenter. SIXTH ROW -Danny Chapman,Steve Frye,Tony Mauldin. SEVENTH ROW-Steve Barkeley, Dennis Wofford, Wilson Myers. EIGHTH ROW- Tommy Gilliam, Steve Loftin, Johnny Finch. NINTH ROW-Harry Featherstone, J. C. Smith, Johnny Hunter, Joe Roper, Barry Farmer, Eddie Barnhill, Mike Brackett, Tommy Abernathy, Ricky Lawrence, Bob Gaston, Dennis Watts, NOT PICTURED -Kenny Beam. ,B A .S was Qui- 'kk . in x arsiig .Q-...5vu......,. Q . . th, Hg, C M if I .,.' ,V E qw 1. 1 an gc- X 6 Billy Crawford, Mike Pearson, Charles Case, Mike Brackett, Mike Bolin, David Patterson, Danny Chapman, Steve Featherstone,Mike Feimster,Harold Biggerstaff, Larry Brown, Barry Farmer, Tommy Fuller, Barry Fisher, Bobby Elmore, Tony Mauldin, Richard Armstrong, Charles Orren, Wilson Myers, Bob Gaston, Johnny Finch, Ronnie Wil- son, Jerry Biddix, Dennis Watts, Jerry Mull, Charles Carpenter, Tommy Evans, Sidney Jenkins, Gary Holt, Larry Jordon. l2O 7 nuihall -K5 .iw 9ln F! .ww ,MW - m Managers Gregory McMi11ian Benny Barron S 'yxp ti 3 Q ,fan Y A Q ,. K , X f I , ' , - .. 1--Vw ru p J, W K Nils N gk Y ug .- i QM 4 vm -i if Gary Holt Charles Carpenter Bobby Elmore A .,., -4s L A Tony Mauldin Coach Shelton Barry Farmer Ronnie Wilson Co -captain 'eil-' A wa ts, we 5 x i Danny Chapman Steve Featherstone 122 Richard Armstrong Bob Gaston Jerry Biddix Dennis Watts Co -captain Johnny Finch Coach Dixon Coach Smith Jerry Mull Charles Orren 1- jr, ' 5fZ QX, f,, A 4.5 My . 4 A K . My ,QQ C g r iff, ff f 123 Mike Pearson L. -A rl I ,,k-' axggyi 1.3: ig i I ,. , ,L i L, , ,,., V . ' TLT! , 'f,. 'zii3'L' y fQfl:,sf:3,'-V: V, 7324.1 '-f-,NTCEE-W .gy wg. ' ' ' 1 1 Y , L. 4 , ,. Ni, L, .,,. 5 Q 1 ' L ' ' .. ' 5 QL B 5 WWI 4- N ' ,QE xg i 5' , Q i 3 V 6, 'Y' H ggi, -eQq,f ff,,:,, 1-L-New Q ' A fir W S- -. . - -4- - Larry Jordan Mike Bolin Harold Biggerstaff arsiig 7 nnihzlll W, f 'M' ' I elggisf ,..ALgQa,..vwM 1. f 1 . ijg- g'w-41,224 ggifuj e,sAf-msere 'W' '. if -. fri af Eahw2w,',1 '-Q5g,5:w4aQi ,, . 'xrvlfi , 1- . - Xf ire fi-15' - .ri . 1 - wie- .A z,a.:1,..2r, ,,s:,-- ' , David Patterson 1 if rw e f Vyfr fr Q R if-in ' -,if a yn, f is ikilfzf., f -iw Q1-if fir! .4 . ' - El' ff 7 V f ii ig m' 7 . 7 53355 s ,vs , M ., ,. W., -, Jag f 1, is 'f V mp nf .K , 6 if k Y, bait 5, fe r 55 X fig X QQQQQQWRSSE , ezeefffef.-Q 5521 Larry Brown Tommy Fuller Mike Feimster W' ,,,mfi , Wwffmmww e4fLwram'22.Sm: AW , JiW 'f'1EiL5if?X2TiZiP M rr.A s i , rr i . ,, Q ,L , ,i,,4,ggl,,,f41:f.gw gf, 5 .wg ,, :ye mah, V 4 ' ' G i53:frQ','Q1E12?7A fe ' 5 :w arg 1 5 Vjde ileick :ggi Q ,',,,Rwm :Ei ji. l i , , , ,N ??M:1.'m52?f..f5g'v : FV ff H ,e.Zi?, f: V JH' he NV if f x fu We + 'R 5' fs 5,5 Qin , Q: A f v 3 ESE e fs 'gf fl Q 4 J is iv. :ggi 5 ,K waits Q i i i' . Q, . , mfs Hg, 'iv-if'5 5'4'vi: 1' ' X , 1 , uv, at ., A f in , - Barry Fisher Wilson Myers Mike Brackett 7 res men 7 uuilmll Lee Roper, Delen H ar g ett, Donald Pearson, Johnny Abee, Wayne Barr, Tony Chaney, Johnny Pitman, Danny Atkins, Wayne Cagle, Warren Garrett, Rayford Mims, James Williams, Barry Walden, Kenneth Horne, Benny Brown, Ronnie Parker, Tommy S. Tate, Mike Biven, Mickey Rhyne, Freddy Kirkley, Michael Pitman, Gary Morrow, Jack Horde, Larry Kimrey,DannyEllington, Pete Caskey,Steve Mathis,Floyd Bailey, Bill Walker, Tommy K. Tate, William Brown, Gary Carr, Billy Horsley, Harold O'Donoghue, Coaches- Bob Brown, and Clay Brown. l25 arsdg nga askeihall B111yCrawford,John Hunter,Dav1dW11son, Tommy Abernathy Kenny Beam, Jerry Lawerance, Tom Gllllam, Charles McClure, Harry Featherstone, Johnny Lawmg Rmhard Armstrong, James Garr1son, Phil Maynard Q '--are ,tlll Nt? 34 ivfim-mr 34954 'ESE : luu Illia: UTIL - nl? 1 .-lm if WEB? Wil :mu Z W, aayn Kent Lew1s, Ronme Tom G1111am and Chapman, B111y London Kenny Beam Managers Co captams ' Wa J W y ,m', f rv ,.., -J in x. W, .-, kk If Syl ,Z fm, Richard Armstrong fr- ' X-,af ' Jerry Lawerance Phu Maynard Charles McClure R is .K-X Johnny Lawing Kenny Beam Tom Gilliam Co-captains , 5239? , Q ik y r, L .A y E' . fu ., V ' V, I A , as 2 3, a.,,, ,ff Q,- .iv X nr H 1 7 ' David Wilson Billy Crawford Tommy Abernathy 127 ug V 1 ff L lik' x X I ,FH Harry Featherstone 'fi ,Va:' wfjog ..kk ul John Hunter : r - 4 K .V A M5,fQQp 15 James Garris gil 9' 3? 1 OH Eddie Featherstone,Randy Moore,David Bain,Danny Carr, Gary Edwards, Steve Barkley, Wilson Myers, Frankie Dellinger, Mike Bumgardner, and Larry Hinson. Coach Carlton Dixon 128 7 res men nga' Basketball i i 4 Eddie Hope, Martin Rankin, Alan W. Smith, Tony Taylor, Tommy S. Tate, Michael Pitman, Tony Chaney, Finley Abee, Randy Ritchy, Dan Suggs, Delene Hargett, Warren Garrett, Bill Walker, Tommy K. Tate. Bobby Brown Coach T29 arsiig Girls' Zgaskeihall Linda McGraw, Cynthia Leonard, Becky Russell, Jan Underwood, Cynthia Jones, Brenda Reddick, Susie Howe, Brenda Shooke, Judy Wilhelm, Thelma Whitworth, Linda Brown, Debbie Cortner, Clay Breeland, Louise Rankin, Nancy Loudermilk Mrs. Doris Smith Coach Kathy 3,-Ooks and Debbie Cortner and Mary Ruth Howe Cynthia 501195 Managers 130 CO'Ca.ptaiHS 'P PQ W ' J . x T f , X, K K- ,L,, 'yyiyig f ,Q ,a , EV , , 4-4 2 ax R N L,,L L we H13 gi fx n M Xwff I of Louise Rankin f 5 LLAL R gy O L 'za jg X, We gina ,.f .2 Becky Russell Nr. 12 X inn. if Judy Vilhelm . , A Linda Brown Susie Howe Brenda Cynthia Jones Debbie Cortner Co-captains li-Q. ' L 3 C in ef, , yi, y AZ my X ,H x A ' f .. , X, X W .. .: 'jail k k lyk ki V W , 1 - L an of vi Q , 7' -.lr ,T i if ti Qi F Yma f L AAYA' 5 Thelma S 5 4 X , Nancy Loudermilk '31 Linda McGraw Shooke uv 1, Q A QM Brenda Reddick Us V 24 Q , Y Cynthia Leonard . ..l. 'I L L M J - x v- mf -. jf Clay Breeland 'E lf-m,,K q X, XE? .1 L edll fi 1: .Q I f 1' kj H . 'a 'S ,, -3 J an Underwood 7 res men Cgirls' askeihall Gladys Carnes, Sandra Reinhardt, Susan Van Vynct, Shyrl Preslar, Mary Beth Lakin, Jane Coley, Linda Jo Lan- caster, Diane Wright, Nancy Carnes, Sheila McJun.kins, Jane Fite, Cindy Huffstickler, Patricia Foulk, Sandra Story, Brenda Huffstickler. I , 4 Mrs. Conley Coach 132 Wrath Qfiennrd Gary Holt was an outstanding runner of the mile last year. He set many records for which our schoolisproud. At the Southwest Conference meet he set a new conference record of 4 min- utes and 45 seconds. While at the Southwest-Northwest meet, he set a new bi-conference record of 4 minutes and 53 seconds. At Davidson while competing in the WNCHSA Association meet, he set another mile record of 4 minutes and 40 seconds. K A t ipuris 5 naps ll?Al1 4 5 3? il . 'S Y 5 ' ff! Y - i ,iff il Q if v. V, i 1 is-y., av x ' and Best Wi PHARR YARNS, INC. 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