Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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Cherished thoughts are many as we recall those incom- parable days of enthusiasm, optimism, and determination. Whether cheering our team to victory, cramming for an examination, or simply enjoying the companionship of our fellow students, these are the memories that we will come to cherish in our future days. Whether we be the green but eager sophomore, the expectant and hard-working junior, or the self -assured, confident senior, we have, in some way, been affected by this year. Our teachers and friends have brought about momentous changes in our interests, our activities, and our attitudes. We have advanced in emotional maturity, developed in character, and learned through experience-- these are invaluable accomplishments that will guide us into that new frontier , the ever present challenge of the future . . . ' All too soon today becomes yesterday, and only the future remains to be seen. We have an obligation to our school, teachers., parents, and ourselves. We must now begin to fulfill this obligation--today, not tomorrow. Yes, soon only ai dream of this wonderful year will remain. The CLARION STAFF has tried to preserve. many of the memories that have been combined to make THIS oUR YEAR. ' , BELMONT? 5 i 2 H l L 1 Y 0 5 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL , 2 gn. ,QM A. ' 3 kan Debb1e Cortner Ronn1e Masters Edltor Busmess Manager Mr Dewey K Russell Mr D M Mann E DED CATE Mr. Roy E. Miskelly WE DEDICATE In Grateful RECOGNITION . . . of Time . . . Service . . . Self . . . The very foundation of our life is built upon the lives of those who have exemplified able leadership, abounding character, and an undying faith in each person as an in- dividual. We, who are a part of all that we meet, continue to seek for such inspira- tional individuals. Within the limits of our school is found such a person whose high ideals and abilities blended with interest, experience, and enthusiasm, have infinitely enriched our lives. By being a capable teacher, and a devoted friend and guide, he has gained the love and respect of all his students. For these reasons, we, the Senior Class of 1966, do hereby dedicate the CLARION, our most prized possession to you, MR. ROY E. MISKELLY. IJQ E I x Y Us gy. fl, M wif V , 5515? ff' Q' ?'gv?:?i1?' 1 - ' -- ff ?,f,.,'i f1gZJ.i3 2g -5 ' Q' 1,51-,1.QS',:if5fM f Q if ' 11:12.-elif-I' fi 1' H - 4 We X .x N19 9 1 r mm-fg1.frf!'f,:..-2 4, , . , 1. :.v . ' mzfm-1',2: 52131125 K ' 'X' V- ws, J Q. 3 1' 1 ww!-am Nr V F fi i 4 N h Q 'sw Q1 .1 -TS a .5 sixth-q ... gum.. I Q ,.....f F Na W Q Jar, A., Q. A , ,, 5424 I ZWKUZ QZZJMZ.. if 1 ADMINISTRATION I I I I I CLASSES FEATURES S I ,STM M 'Y Q49 KST If A x I M252 ix ,f Sgaayu f 'wiki x u f ADVERTISEMENTS ATHLETICS at Mg Zh. .. ACTIVITIES Q 1 lf ' H Fu ff ' W W Ain! zTiI':'f1i My QM ADMINISTRATION I School Board 5.11 V M' Wqnhmwv Mr. S. P. Stowe -- Chairman Mr. W. T. Horton -- Vice Chairman Mr. R. L Dick Mr. J. E. Daughtridge Mr. W. M. Modiserce Superintendent Principal Mr. D. M. Mann -- Superintendent 16 Mr. Gerald Cortner - Principal Mrs. Jack Wise Secretary Mrs. Henry Gaston A.B., Berea College M.A., A.s.T.c. Mrs. George Rumfelt Secretary To help us understand and use our abilities, our guidance department helps to prepare for tomorrow. Even with the best education, all the meaning of it would be futile without the help of such adepartment. Its tests, coun- sel, and understanding are here to mold the individual student for a better future. S i . 7. ,-2 we kl.. . .,l,, 5, ,,,.k .u. 4 M., ,, s..s.i.r.l,,,-,xi,..., V ,, ,.N.,. g Office Guidance Librar The Library is a central part of acti- vity at Belmont Senior High School. Here the students come to fill their minds with the abundance of reading awaiting them. Under the skilled supervision of the librarian, the door is always open to this storehouse of knowledge. I7 jd' Mrs. Marie M. Watkins A.B., Winthrop College Library Science English Knowledge is power. Knowledge of one's native language distinguishes the learned from the illiterate, the success from the failure. An extensive understand- ing of our own English language is essential if we are to become successful in any phase of the business or social world. At Belmont Senior High School a strong English de- partment provides superb instruction in the areas of grammar, research, and literature. The study of these basic subjects teaches us how to express ourselves clearly, and to appreciate the beauties of our own lan- guage. Journalism instructs us in the art of writing, while speaking is the basis of all our social relationships. The incredible success of our Drama Club is a tribute to a varied number of inspiring teachers, both English and otherwise . . . The highest function of the teacher consists not so much in imparting knowledge as in stimulating the pupil in his love and pursuit. Our English department has fully accomplished this primary aim. By inspiring us in the study of the English language, they have supplied us with abundant and invaluable knowledge. Mr. Dewey K. Russell B.S., A.S.T.C. 4 English Mrs. Lucille Hall A.B., Salem College English Mrs. Francis Medlin A.B., University of S. C English 1 Mrs. Janice Williams Stowe B.A., Auburn University English, Journalism Mr. Jim M. Avey B.A., Bob Jones University U.N.C. Extension, Belmont Abbey English, Chorus Miss Carolyn Morgan A.B. Catawba College Graduate Study, U.N.C. English Q nuff French The French Department encompasses the world of the people of France, their culture, their language, andtheir history. The most important division of the French Department is the French Club, an extracurricular instrument designed to delve deeper into the lives of the people of France to gain a keener understanding of their ways through the experiences of attending French lec- tures and movies, eating in French restaurants, and singing French songs. The study of the ex- citing, intriguing realm of France, enhanced by the sometimes hilarious, sometimes serious guidance of Miss Sharpe and Miss Green, creates a marked feeling of accomplishment for every student and an unforgettable memory for those who traverse its world. v ' I fi 'FTP .li , . r 'St .gg r p4 42? 15' sail l'W7l 7 '7'f5,' F ar, , O L A5 V LL 'Aki ,I gielELmllll!ll- e UNM! I MWWWVFN j l . F A galil: Wgt ,Maya N AP . A5 Q A x ' Q lk. 3552 iii' Fi! ef Ffa: 'fin :Hr- ' 45 P qs 5494 f47,Zi'Zid'l.1g4- :,sreff',f M P, liz! , f 1 lllll f Q , O 'ie - Q9 Q 4 4,. A ' V . I . 3 ,ixk f Q! lisa. Miss Margaret G. Sharpe B.A., Elon College l' h Drama French, Eng is , Graduate Study: Colorado State College Miss Sandra Greene B.A., Lenoir Rhyne College French 5' 1153? 20 'FS Social Studies It is only when people become ignorant and corrupt, when they degenerate into a populace, that they are incapable of exer- cising the sovereignty. Let us by all wise and constitutional measures promote intel- ligence among the people as the best means of preserving our liberties. James Monroe Government, a study of the affairs, practices, and working parts of our democ- racy, tends to enlighten us so that we may become the informed citizens of tomorrow. Our great nation, its heritage, and de- velopment is traced from first exploration to the present day in United States history. Geography gives us a better knowledge of the world in which we live, making distant 'U Q.. - - -Y f' Y 5' ' . if 5:15 l i I iix ,ff 3 S--....N:?' Z 1 X l -xi Ist N K Q ' -71. 3 lik . 3 1 9 6' 6 Q-A4 places not so distant in our minds. Psychology and sociology help us to ad- just to life and to understand man's behavior in relation to himself and others. With such a creditable history depart- ment at B. S. H. S., we are able to prepare for the future by understanding the past. Mr. John L. Barnette A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Business Education and Social Studies Mr. Robert L. Greene Mr. Roy E. Miskelly A.B., Pheiffer College B.A., M.A. History Furman University 2' Psychology and Occupations FOX Mr. J. Ray Shelton B.A., Wake Forest College French, English, History , M , ' f 1 1 ff M af x ' ..., ,l if r Q' 1 1 H .fn , .f ..,,,fr i'JwH7 v: , W .3 'v 'I , m Mrs. Eloise G. Mabry B.S,, Limestone Math Math Mrs. Ona Re Algebra II, S Mrs. Mary Wilson Dorn B.S., U.S,C, a Brown Bs, M.A., A.s.T.c. enior Math K I f - iifff, ,fi 1, - -s ! 'f -5 .4 l.' - ? ' 5 ' - 1 .LX se'r4':.:g'.-:ze f1 gg --11 ' A ...el j' , -,315 Y -'f , is . .. mga if 3 I , 'xl Ai Math The mathematics department is beneficial to both students who will continue their educa- tion in college and to students who will end their formal education after graduation from high school. Such basic courses as algebra and business math are both prerequisite to higher mathemat- ics courses and helpful in solving practical pro- blems. Geometry, also a prerequisite to higher mathematics, is a necessary course for anyone who plans aliberal education. Trigonometry and advanced math, studied the senior year, are pre- requisites for the future college student. With such a capable mathematics depart ment at B.S.H.S., we will undoubtedly be well prepared for the complicated world of tomorrow. 22 I K Science Science: the how and why of all that we survey, to satisfy our young and curious minds, to give us a clear and accurate under- standing of our world, to instill in our minds and hearts the desire to know the unknown, to explain the complicated, and to discover the yet undisclosed facts about our universe are the basic reasons that we study science. In a biology class we learn the beauty of life through an understanding of life's pro- cesses, cycles, and characteristics. In chemistry we grasp the concept of how every constituent of our universe, no matter how large or how small, is constructed. In physics we come to know the basic pat- terns and laws of which many of the forces and bodies in our universe conform. Through able science instructors we learn to understand and to love the unique and in- finite beauty of our universe. 23 X . 'H' .bra Mr. Cyrus Lee Hood B.A., Erskine College M.A., University of Virginia Biology University of Alaska Chemistry Miss Jeanette Willis Bs., A.S.T.C. ps-X 0, X . X-.4a.,..., '::f:, . ef1f:3g!3i3 rl' 5 ' .f A .a ff, 111.111-5:1-, ..:::i-.'Q1:,..,,n Nu., .Wk ,,.,.,.,.,-r:,:1fg5j.. K ...,,,-N... ... . -. .. .. . ?g'.'.11,ga:,g:gg1:1::iv,ug-.1:::g1wgi .'-t Miss Linda Killian Miss Lynn Beth Myers B.S., East Carolina B.A,, Meredith College Physics and Math Biology Business Administration Business Administration is one of the most outstanding and well-developed divi- sions ofthe school's curriculum. The courses offered at B. S. H. S. prepare stu- dents for the business world of tomorrow. Typing, shorthand, business machines, and bookkeeping are all very essential for those students who are our future secreta- ries and bookkeepers. Students who will be the business leader of tomorrow greatly benefit from the study of business law, and co-operative office. With the skills and understanding of business principles learned through these courses, the success of future business and economic life is inevitable. Mrs. Josephine Payne Miss Gail Friday A.B., Lenoir Rhyne B.S., A.S.T.C. Commercial Business Miss Carolyn Eaton E.S., A.S.T.C. Commercial Mrs. Lois Williams Dixon ' C 11 B.S., Pfeiffer o ege Vocational Certificate U.N.C at Chapel Hill D. E. The distributive education program pro- vides specialized c la s s r o o m instruction preparing students interested in business for careers in distribution, marketing, ser- vices of business establishments, such as retailing, wholesaling, manufacturing, stor- ing, t r a n s p o r t i n g , band, and financing. There are two types of programs available to the student, cooperative distributive edu- cation and preparatory marketing. Students are accepted from the junior and senior classes on the basis of interest, aptitude, and vocational objective. 24 Home Economics The Home Economics Department at BSHS is directed toward preparationfor marriage and homemaking. Through the faithful guidance of Mrs. Ruth W. Williams, the department will af- ford all its participants an invaluable, resource- ful experience which will insure the establish- ment of successful marriages and happy homes. 2 . S L Mrs. Ruth Williams A.B., UNCG Vocational Home Economics Vocations SHOP 8a LOOPING Since we live in the hotbed of the textile in- dustry, our school would not be complete with- out vocational courses--shop and looping. Loop- ing prepares young women for skilled work in p textiles, while the school shop helps young men build manual skills. 5 Mrs. Lil Siler Looping Mr. Charles Sparks Belmont Abbey Vocational Education Music . 'Q J 15235 A knowledge of music will be priceless in future years. Music, the invisible, magical world of emotion, provides immeasurable en- joyment and entertainment for the listener and self-satisfaction for the performer. BSHS is overly endowed with fine musical instructors, talent, and eager learners. Mr. Frank Widenhouse Mrs. Pat Long B.S., M.A., ASTC 25 Ch0I'US Band il ,..Af MISS Sharpe Miss Myers 5 ,V Ti 5 4 5 WM Mrs. Han Mrs. Brown wi M-sf Mr. Sparks is M x 1 E -Q -.... 'X is Mr. Hood Miss Eaton QW K N-N GiR'N- Miss Friday ' Mrs' Payne Mr. Miskelly Miss Greene 2 fu.. Mrs. Wise 0 I I , fy Je I 7 L I Q I 3 ..,. ' ,f Q M or r B sf xi' f Mrs. Stowe Mrs. Mabry ' 26 Mr. Barnette My, C01-mer .ii CLASSES QX . X -. Q Q- L ja . K.. . A -. xx fu ,QV if' I K nf ' ' . ' if - ' .Q .ml . Y i V .N V gt r . Q - W.. ,pe Sf . flxxf .' .ifzxgkxifvr N . . fi , . . Qfii? Q N31 Q i .. S S -Q X .- if E V. f 5 L XE MQ: ai -. if N. jg. .Q :S is-N.: bw. . .. wi f if. 5.3. . vw. X Q W- M. 'M s 1 X . x . .Y - swgi r . L N. x TONY ALLEN ABERNATHY- I want to be bashful but the girls won't let me. TOMMY NEWELL A B E R N E T HY - All the ladies, strange to say, pester me night and day. TOMMY ARNOLD- Must I study? O, what a waste of time. VICKIE CAROL ASHE- She makes friends by being One. Seniors DANNY LOUIE ABERNATHY- Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. JIMMY ABERNATHY- Why should life all labor be? TONY CHARLES ADAMS- Sincerity maketh a happy heart. SAMUEL BLAIR ARMSTRONG- I'm not arguing, I'm telling you. Seniors CHARLES ELEVAN AUSTIN- Asmilefor all, a greet- ing glad, a lovable jolly way he had. R. D. AUSTIN- I hate nobody, I am at peace with the world. Abu. 17,9 CATHY BAILES- Always laughing, never sad, some- times naughty, never bad. SYLVIA LINDA BAILEY- Let everybody do and be her- self. i Sv- RONALD ALEXANDER AUSTIN- He will find a way. CINDY AUTEN- Be sure to live on the sunny side. Www DAVID ANDREW BAIN- Well-bred, lots of wit, with each grin he'll make a hit. BOBBY BALLARD- To be awake is to be alive. TOM BAUMGARDNER- Polite are his ways. EUNICE MARGUERITE BEATTIE- Smart, capable, and always kind, in fact, she just can't be defined. WILLIS JOE BERRYHILL- Let the world slip, we shall never be younger. DENNIS MICHAEL BLANTON- Ready tojoin in all the fun--little caring if lessons be done. Seniors JOHN STEVEN BARKLEY- Someday when I get to be rich and famous, I wonder if I'll still be the same sweet, lovable, humble person I am now. EDWARD FRANKLIN BARNHILL- If studying was the only cause of death, then happily could I live forever. CARL FRANKLIN BEATY- Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. JUDY LEE BENFIELD- Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. al 97 Seniors J. L. BLANTON- Why shouldlworry, for worry never made me great? JERRY ANDREW BONE- It isn't what you do, it's what you get caught doing? RICHARD JACKSON BRIDGES- It is easier to admire hard work if you don't do it. EVELYN LOUISE BRIGHT- Not too serious, not too gay, but a real good girl in every way. '9nlm-a. ROBERT OLEN BOWERS- Why rush? Rome wasn't built in a day. SANDRA JACQULYNN BOYLES- Silent and gentle is her way, let life come as it may. MARY ALICE BRITTAIN- Precious things come in small packages. LEE BURLEY BROOME- Be bold, be bold, and every- where be bold. JENNY BUMGARDNER- Leave silence to the saints, I'm human. ERVIN MACK BUMGARDNER- His joy is as deep as the ocean, his troubles light as its foam. ROGER ALLEN CARPENTER- Work fascinates me,I could sit and watch it for hours. DANNY WILLIAM CARR- Silence is the most perfect expression. Seniors AMOS CALLOWAY BROWN- Just a real good boyg jolly and fair. We all like him, we declare. SADIE DIANE BROWN- Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. MIKE RAY BUMGARDNER- Come ladiesg good night, coach. ROBERT P. CALDWELL, JR.- The worst is yet to come. Wwmw. Seniors NORMAN JUNE CASH- Slow but sureg steady and de- pendable, his dry humor enlights many a dull moment. HARVEY THOMAS CHASTAIN- Ihave laid aside trou- bles and gone a-fishing. SHARON COOK- A rare compound, of oddity, frolic and fun. ROBERT DONALD CONARD- No storm ever ruffled his thoughts. 'Tv .1 PATRICIA DIANE CLONINGER- Silence is golden. MARY ANN COLVARD- Good- natured, generous, jol- ly, clever, her tongue, like a brook, goes on forever. jaw VELMA ALICE CORRELL- Kind hearts are more than coronetsl' DEBORAH ANN CORTNER- Everyman for himself and God for us all. in QS Tins-..,V...,A 'mv' in-N ' JO ANN CURTIS- Don't pass temptation byg it may never come again. LINDA DAMERON- Her ways are always of pleasant- ness and her paths are peace. DON VAN DILLARD- Sober,quiet, patient, and demureg a friend of whom you're always sure. DENNIS WAYNE DOTSON- I'11 be the one that can rule the great, that cannot reach the great. Seniors HUGH CRAIG- Men of few words are the best men. DANNY S. CROOKS- Beware, Imay get to be famous.' CLAUDIA DAVIS- Her duties well perfor med, her days well spent. CLAUDE FRANKLIN DELLINGER- My heart is won, my fancy free, so run along girls, don't bother me. Seniors JEANETTE DUNCAN- Not very quiet, mostly gay, but a loyal friend in every way. RAY BROWN DUNCAN, JR.- Wit and wisdom are born with a man. QS QQ: WILLIAM MERLE EDWARDS- Try and trust will re- move mountains. CYNTHIA LEE EDWARDS- She seems as happy as the wave that danced on the sea. J' l JULIA LYNN DURHAM- Pretty, wittie, full of fun, a brainy girl she's all in one. BETTY ANN DUTTON- Of honest worth, truly one on whom we can depend. ,. fm STEPHEN CALDWELL ELLINGTON- All great men are dead, and lfeel fine. JOEL TERRELL ELLINGTON- I will be a pattern of all patience. JUDY FAYE ESTES- Try and trust will remove moun- tainsl' BONNIE RUTH FALLS- It is well to think wellg it is divine to act well. ww WY PEGGY ANN FARRIS- Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. EDDIE FEATHERSTONE- Keep s milin g, it makes people wonder what you have been up to. Seniors SHEILA DIANNE ELLIS- A laugh is worth a hundred groans. JOHNNY WILLIAM ETTERS- A wise man never puts away childish things. BARRY DANIEL FARMER- Mischievous--ofteng dig- nified--sometimesg popular--always. DARRELL EUGENE FARMER- Live for today for to- morrow will take care of itself. Seniors JIMMY FEIMSTER- Whenever he feels like exercis- ing, he sits downs until the feeling goes away. JOHN GUS FERRELL- He is what he is and we like him that way. Q'-MM.. MARIE LILLIAN FOULK- She is sweet of disposition, quiet and sincere. ELIZABETH ROSE FRANKLIN- A soft Voice, H friend- ly smile to greet everyone all the while. 'hyliglnuwwe V 4hs.,,,. ,,.. BARRY STEVEN FISHER- A man always has two rea- sons for doing anything--A good reason and the real reason. EDDIE FORTNER- It is better to wear out than to rust out. RONALD EUGENE FRANKLIN- I am what Iam and that's all I am. CARL STEWART FREEMAN- I can resist anything but temptation. f DELINDA LEE GARNER- A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. HILDA DARLENE GARRETT- She is silent, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. -rr C MARTHA LYNN GOFORTH- Never be as funny as you can be. WALTER LEE GOINS, JR.- I have laid aside troubles and gone a-fishing. Seniors JOYCE ANN FRESHOUR- The only way to have a friend is to be one. CHARLES THOMAS FULLER- He is handsome, ath- letic, courteous, kind, in fact, he is all that is fine. GEORGE RONALD GASTON- To act with common sense is the least wisdom I have. SANDRA JOYCE ANN GILREATH- Patience is the key to success. wr-0-A Seniors JAMES EUGENE GRAY- Chaos often brings life when order breeds habit. MIKE GRAY- Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self- control. STEPHEN THOMAS HAIT HCOCK- Neat in appearance is his law, in his manners you'1l find nary a flaw. DAVID ALEXANDER HAMILTON- Perverseness is one of the primitive impulses of the human heart. JAMES MICHAEL GREENE- Is it so true that second thoughts are best? SHERRY DIANNE GREGORY- Though modest or shy she would laugh or die. PAMELA SIMS HAMILTON- She has a natural, wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness. JOSEPH MICHAEL HANSIL- A quixotic sense of the honorable--of the chivalrous. JOE RALPH HAYNES, JR.- The World is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. JEAN HERRIN- Her future is planned, third fingerg left hand. Hier RAL PH LEE HOLLAND- Behavior is a mirror in which everyone shows his image. DEMPSEY COOK HORNE, JR.- What a man thinks of himself determines his fate. Seniors WILLIAM ANDERSON HARRIS- I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say. WILLIAM FREDDIE HARRIS, JR.- Quiet men at times are most surprising. W'fi4u-A-, SANDRA LEE HERRON- There is no duty we under- rate so much as the duty of being happy. LARRY DEAN HINSON- I say what I think, no more, no less! I Not Pictured Seniors MARY CHRISTINE HORNE- A smile to all she meets, a charm to make each memory sweet. DAVID MICHAEL HORNE- Quiet unassuming boy, the true representation of a Senior. LINDA DARLENE HOYLE- If smiles were used for money, she'd be a millionaire. PHYLLIS HUFFSTETLER- Sober and quiet, patient and demureg a friend of whom you're always sure. REBECCA ANN HOWE- Never speak sense when non- sense will serve the purpose. BECKY HOYLE- A big heart wishing to do right and to be friends with everyone. PATRICK STOWE HUNTER- God save the King, I'll save the Queen. SHEILA DIANE JENKINS- A daughter of the gods, di- vinely inspired, and most divinely by air. JUDY KAREN KENNERLY- Variety is the very spice of life. RICHARD WILLIAM KIRBY- His thought and conduct are his own. 'qs - 'Who GARY WAYNE LEAKE- He is truly great that is little in himself and that maketh no account of any height of honors. CYNTHIA ANN LEONARD- The elements were so mix- ed within thee that nature might stand up and say to all the world, This is a woman. Seniors MARY ELAINE JONAS- Be loyal of heart, strong of mind, a better girl nowhere you'll find. SANDRA FAYE JONAS- Women like not only to con- quer but to be conquered. X DREW MICHAEL LAWING- Well, I guess I'll take my massive brain home and give it a rest. NANCY COLEEN LAYE- Order is the greatest grace. in Seniors RAYMOND LOGGINS- Who so would be a man, would be a non-conformistf' MOLLEY JANE LONDON- Her charming face, her friendly smile, make her friendship well worth-while. LOLA JAYNE MARTIN- Silence is more eloquent than words. JAMES RONALD MASTERS- The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Q55 BARBARA ANNE LORANCE- Atrue friend is forever a friend. ALICE DULIN LOWE- Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. im, CYNTHIA MAUNEY- ' 'Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. PATSY MAE MCCOIG- The quiet mind is richer than a. crown. SHEILA DARLENE MESSER- Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. CECILIA JO MILLER- Grace was in her footsteps and beauty in her eyes. MARY ELLEN MOORE A smile for all a greeting glad, a lovable Jolly way she had. RANDY FLOYD MOORE- What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. Seniors BLEKA JAN MEDLIN- Here dwells no frown nor an- ger. LARRY MCKINLEY MELTON- My hope is that some- thing in, of, or about this world will have been better- ed or enhanced as a result of my having passed mo- mentarily through this vast experience we humans call life. ROGER FRANKLIN MILLS- Must I study? O, what a waste of time. MELVIN DEAN MITCHEM- In friendship, I was early taught to believe. Z? Seniors ROBERTA ANN MULL- Somelovethe meng some love notg some love at fewg I love alot. WAYNE WALTER MURPHY- Is it so true that second thoughts are best? LARRY R. NORRIS- True worth is being not in seem- ing. CHARLES DUDLEY ORREN, JR.- Honest, sincere, dependable is he. JAMES WILSON MYERS- All great men are dyingg I don't feel well myself. WILLIAM DALE NIC HOLS- A mind at peace with all. GARY PARKER- Behavior is a mirror in which every- one shows his image. SAMUEL DAVID PAYNE- Don't let school interfere with your education. MARY ANNETTE PHILLIPS- Every virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. SHARON REGINA PILGRIM- Those about her shall learn from her the perfect ways of honor. MARTHA JOAN QUINN- The best part of beauty is that which no beauty can express. DANNY THOMAS RANKIN- Apatient man is a pattern for a king. S N ' LINDA NADINE PENNELL- The only days that do not worry me are yesterday, today, and tomorrow. JUDITH ANN PEPPER-. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. AMELIA INEZ POOLE- A lovely lady garmented in light from her own beauty. VICKIE ANN QUEEN- Without love and laughter, noth- ing is pleasant. Seniors GARY LABAN RANKIN- Ihave never beenhurt by any- thing Ididn't say. JULIA ANN RANKIN- Rare compound of quality noble and true, with plenty of good sense and humor too. CAROL ANN REEP- Respect is what we owe, love, what we give. BUDDY EUGENE REESE- God bless the man who first invented sleep. RICHARD HENRY RANKIN- Someday when I get to be rich and famous, Iwonder if I'll still be my same sweet, loveable, humble self. BRENDA KAY REDDICK- There's nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. ,12- GLORIA ARTHENA REEVES- Good cheer is no hin- drance to good life. WALTER PRATT RHYNE- I'm not saying anything, but I'm thinking plenty. KENNY ROBERTSON- I have no mocking or argumentg I witness and wait. KENNETH LLOYD RUMFELT- Beneath a Cairn eX- terior there lies a deal of devi1try. . V :M SHEILA DIANNE SCHRONCE- Happy am Ig from care I'm free. JUDY VIOLA SEARS- Fun mixed with knowledge makes a well-rounded girl. Seniors ROBERT LEON RICHARDS- A short saying is often wise. STEVEN RUSSELL ROBERTS- Don'tta.ke1ife too ser- iously, you'11 never get out of it alive. BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL- A good disposition, a friendly heart. JOHN FREDRICK RUSSELL- If it wasn't for the opti- mist the pessimist would never know how happy he wasn't. is Y Seniors GLENDA GAIL SHEDD- A happy disposition will often pave the way. ROBERT MICHAEL SHERER- His brains are far from his feet, but only the latter is well developed. x Gnu-u,.,.f' JOYCE ANN SMITH- Quiet and gentle in her way, let life come as it may. KATHEY JANE SMITH- You never get there 'less you strive. BIX SHERRILL- Asbrimful of mischief, wit and gleeg as ever a human frame could be. BERLE JOHN SIGMON- Do it tomorrow. You've made enough mistakes today. LARRY P. SMITH- A patient man is a pattern fora king. SUSAN DAWN STARLING- It matters not how long we liveg but how. JUDY CARROLL SUDERS- Remain silent and get the benefit of a doubt. GARY JOHN SUMMEY- It matters not how long you live, but how well. RICHARD EDGAR THOMAS- A head to contrive, aton- gue to persuade and a hand to execute any mischief. SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON- Honest, sincere, and de- pendable is she. Seniors PRISCILLA SUE STOWE- A cheerful heart, a cheer- ful smile, a charm of friendship all the while. SARA RUTH STOWE- Fun mixed with knowledge makes a well-rounded girl. JOYCE ANN SUTTON- When hearts are true, few words will do. HERMAN MORRIS TEETER, JR.- Only three great men are living. I'm one and Iforget the other two. Seniors ANITA LOUISE THROWER- Her tongue, like a brook, runs on forever. JAN DAY UNDERWOOD- It isn't what you do, its what you get caught doing. LYDIA JANE WARE- For nature made her what she is and never made another. SYLVIA ANN WATERS- Modest, quiet, and thorough- ly capable. JACQULYN DIANNE VAN DYKE- The force of her own merit makes her way. PAUL DAVID VAN DYKE- Be silent, and be safe, si- lences never betray you. LOYD MICHAEL WATTS- Our ideals are ourselfsl' PAULETTE LINDA WELCH- Living inquest of satis- faction and happiness. ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS- It is wellto think wellg it is divine to act well. GARY WAYNE WILLIAMS- Life is what you make it. Seniors JUDY EMELINE WILHELM- Her tongue runs faster when the brain is in neutral. BARBARA JEAN WILLARD- Let the world Wag as it willg I'l1 be gay and happy still. JOY MAXINE WOOD- Speech was given to woman to conceal her thoughts. EVELYN LAYNETTE YOUNT- Character is the key to success. Senior Director DANNY LOUIE ABERNATHY Vice-President 25 Chorus 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Councilman-Youth Government Week 2. JAMES WILLIAM ABERNATHY Class Officer, Treasurer 25 D.E.C.A. 3, 45 Student Council 25 Football 25 Basketball 25 Golf 4. TOMMY NEWELL ABERNETHY Monogram Club 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Vice-President 35 State Conven- tion Delegate 35 F.C.A. 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Co-captain 1,45 NEDT Award 25 Chief Junior Marshal 35 Foul Shooting Award 35 Secretary of Class 15 Senior Superlative- Most Athletic. TONY ALLEN ABERNATHY Drama Club 3, 45 President of Freshman Class 15 Track 1. TONY CHARLES ADAMS SAMUEL BLAIR ARMSTRONG Carolina Military Academy 2,35 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2. CLAYTON THOMAS ARNOLD Track 15 Band 1,2,3,4. VICKIE CAROL ASHE F.H.A. 15 Minute Maids 3. CHARLES ELEVAN AUSTIN, JR. Beta Club 3,45 Journalism Club l,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,25 French Club 45 Drama Club 35 Clarion Staff 45 Track 15 Nominated for Governor's School 2,35 Senior Superlative- Most Talented. RALPH DOUGLAS AUSTIN D.E.C.A. 35 Art 4. RONALD ALEXANDER AUSTIN CYNTHIA JEAN AUTEN WANDA CATHYERN BAILES Drama Club 45 Lettergirl 2,3,45 Minute Maids 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Tennis team 3,4. SYLVIA LYNN BAILEY F.H.A. 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Journalism-Typist 45 Tennis 2. DAVID ANDREW BAIN Monogram 45 Football 15 Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 25 Track 2,3. ROBERT GLENN BALLARD, JR. JOHN STEPHEN BARKLEY Band l,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Ottis Shepard Award 3. EDWARD FRANKLIN BARNHILL Vice-President D.E.C.A. 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. HOMER THOMAS BAUMGARDNER Chorus 3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 35 Bus Driving Award 3. EUNICE MARGUERITE BEATTIE Student Council 15 Dramatics Club 3,45 French Club 45 Journalism Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Senior Superlative-Most Talented. CARL FRANKLIN BEATY Shop 25 Textiles 3. JUDY LEE BENFIELD F.H.A. 1,2,35 Chorus 3,4. WILLIS JOE BERRYHILL D.E.C.A. Public Relations Manager 4. DENNIS MICHAEL BLANTON J. L. BLANTON Shop 15 Textiles 2. JERRY ANDREW BONE Shop 25 Textiles 3,4. ROBERT OLEN BOWERS D.E.C.A. 45 Bus Driver 3. SANDRA JACQULYNN BOYLES RICHARD JACKSON BRIDGES EVELYN LOUISE BRIGHT MARY ALICE BRITTAIN Looping 4. LEE BURLEY BROOME D.E.C.A. 35 Track 1,2,45 Textiles 4. AMOS CALLOWAY BROWN, JR. Beta Club 3, 45 Student Council 25 Senior Super- lative-Most Dependable. SADIE DIANE BROWN F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 45 Chorus 3. ERVIN MACK BUMGARDNER Band 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL RAY BUMGARDNER Monogram Club 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Tennis 3, 45 Basketball 2,3,4. VIRGINIA ELAINE BUMGARNER Chorus 3,4. ROBERT P. CALDWELL, JR. D.E.C.A. 3, Track 3. Senior Directory ROGER ALLEN CARPENTER Football 1. DANNY WILLIAM CARR D.E.C.A. 3, Basketbaii 1,2,3. NORMAN JUNE CASH D.E.C.A. 3,4. HARVEY THOMAS CHASTAIN PATRICIA DIANE CLONINGER F.T.A. 45 Minute Maids 3,4. MARY ANN COLVARD F.H.A. 1,25 Drama Club 3,45 Minute Maids 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Journalism Club - Typist 45 Clarion Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Tennis Team 3,4. SHARON COOK F.T.A. 45 Drama 3,45 Minute Maids 3,45 Youth Appreciation Week, Councilman 15 Clarion Staff 45 Journalism Club Typist 4. ROBERT DONALD CONARD VELMA ALICE COREELI. F.H.A. 1,2,35 Drama 3,4. DEBORAH ANN CORTNER Student Council 25 Monogram 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 County Beta Club Secretary 45 French Club 45 Band 1,25 Clarion Staff Editor 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Co-captain Basketball 1,2,35 Girls Playday l,2,3,45 Banner Award Basket- ball, Most Valuable Player 35 Governor's School Nominee 25 Governor's School 35 Jun- ior Marshal 35 N.E.D.T. Award 35 N.C.T.E. Nominee 35 Senior Superlative-Most Athletic. HUGH CRAIG Shop 25 Textiles 3. DANNY s. cnooks . D.E.c.A. 3, Art 4. LINDA KAY DAMERON Looping 4. CLAUDIA DAVIS F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Band 15 Miss F.H.A. 3. CLAUDE FRANKLIN DELLINGER Monogram 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Dramatics 35 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 15 Senior Superlative-Most Digni- fied. DON VAN DILLARD Playmakers 35 Football 15 Band 1,2,3,4. DENNIS WAYNE DOTSON Drama 3,45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Mono- gram 45 Youth Appreciation Week, City Coun- cil 35 Senior Superlative-Most Handsome. JEANETTE DUNCAN Looping 45 Textiles 3. RAY BROWN DUNCAN, JR. Bus Driver 35 Monogram 45 Basketball 3 5 Bas- ketball 45 Student Council 15 Senior Superla- tive-Wittiest. JULIA LYNN DURHAM Art 35 Playday 1,25 Tennis 3,4. BETTY ANN DUTTON Dramatics Club 35 Minute Maids 2,3,45 French Club 45 Basketball 1. WILLIAM MERLE EDWARDS Public Speaking 35 Playmakers 35 Bus Driver 4. CYNTHIA LEE EDWARDS Dramatics 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Senior Superlative- Most Original. STEPHEN CALDWELL ELLINGTON Monogram l,2,3,45 Drama 3,45 Manager Bas- ketball and Football 1. JOEL TERRELL ELLINGTON Public Speaking 4. SHEILA DIANNE ELLIS Dramatics 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Best Performance 35 Student Council 1,35 Senior Superlative- Friendliest. JOHN WILLIAM ETTERS Textiles 3,4. JUDITH FAYE ESTES Looping 15 Minute Maids 3,4. BONNIE RUTH FALLS . Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 Student Council 25 F.T.A. 45 Secretary of Speech Class 4. BARRY DANIEL FARMER Monogram Club 2,3,45 Sergeant of Arms 35 President 45 Football l,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2,3,45 City Council 35 Senior Super- lative-Best Sport. DERREL EUGENE FARMER PEGGY ANN FARRIS Beta Club 3,45 French Club 45 Vice-President 4. EDWARD MILAS FEATHERSTONE Vice-President of Sophomore Class 25 Bres- ident of Junior Class 35 Monogram Club 3,45 F.C.A. 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Co-captain 45 Track 2,3,45 Senior Superlative-Most Popu- lar. Senior Director JAMES ANDREW FEIMSTER Monogram Club 2,3,45 Track Mgr. 1,25 Foot- ball 3,45 Shop 25 GIEC 3. JOHN GUS FERRELL Football Mgr. 15 Shop 25 G.I.E.C. 3. BARRY STEVEN FISHER Monogram Club 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,4. EDWARD WILLIAM FORTNER Football 15 Band l,2,3,4. MARIE LILLIAN FOULK Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 25Drama Club 35 F.T.A. 45 Girls Playday 15 Alternate Cheerleader 1,2. ELIZABETH ROSE FRANKLIN Student Council 1,35 Beta Club 45 Clarion Staff 45 F.T.A. 45Journalism Club Typist 45 Senior Superlative-Best-All-Around. RONALD EUGENE FRANKLIN D.E.C.A. 45 Shop 25 Textiles 3. CARL STEWART FREEMAN Football 15 Band l,2,3,4. JOYCE ANN FRESHOUR Spaugh Jr. High-French Club 15 D.E.C.A. 45 Chorus 3. CHARLES THOMAS FULLER Monogram Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 15 Track 2. DeLINDA LEE GARNER F. H. A. 3,45 Minute Maids 3,45 Secretary 45 Public Speaking 45 Journalism Club-Typist 45 Senior Superlative-Neatest and Best Dressed. HILDA DARLENE GARRETT Looping 3. GEORGE RONALD GASTON Track 1. SANDRA JOYCE ANN GILREATH Chorus 3,45 Minute Maids 3,4. MARTHA LYNN GOFORTH Drama Club 35 F.T.A. 4. WALTER LEE GOINS, JR. JAMES EUGENE GRAY G.I.E.C. 3,4. JAMES MICHAEL GREENE D.E.C.A. 45 Bus Driver 3. SHERRY DIANNE GREGORY Drama Club 35 Journalism Club Typist 4. STEPHEN THOMAS HAITHCOCK GIEC 35 J. Mason Smith Jr. High, Track 1. 56 DAVID ALEXANDER HAMILTON Football 35 Art 4. PAMELA SIMS HAMILTON French Club 45 Dramatics 45.F.T.A. 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL HANSIL Football 15 Track l,2,3,4. WILLIAM ANDERSON HARRIS Football 15 Track 25 Shop 2. WILLIAM FREDDIE HARRIS, JR. Bus Driver 3,4. JOE RALPH HAYNES, JR. Bus Driver 3,4. JEAN HERRON SANDRA LEE HERRON LARRY DEAN HINSON Student Council 25 D.E.C.A. 35 Monogram Club 45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3,45 American Le- gion Junior Baseball 2,3,4. RALPH LEE HOLLAND Monogram Club 3,45 Golf Team 2,3,45 G.I.E. C. 35 Golf 2,3,45 Shop 1,4. DEMPSEY COOK HORNE, JR. Shop 25 G.I.E.C. 3. MARY CHRISTINE HORNE Student Council 25 Minute Maids 35 Chorus 3, 45 Lettergirl 2,3,4. DAVID MICHAEL HORNE Football 1. REBECCA ANN HOWE Minute Maids 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Student Council 2,45 French Club 45 Beta Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Sponsor's Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Girl's Playday 15 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Chief 45 Junior Marshal 35 H om e c o ming Attendant 45 Governor's School Nominee 2. BECKY HOYLE LINDA DARLENE HOYLE F.H.A. 4. PHYLLIS HUFFSTETLER F.H.A. 2,35 D.E.C.A. 4. PATRICK STOWE HUNTER Monogram Club 3,45 French Club 45 Clarion Staff-Sports Editor 45 Beta Club 3,45 Basket- ball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball Stat- istician 2,3,4. SHEILA DIANE JENKINS Chorus 35 Minute Maids 3,45 F.T.A. 4. Senior Director MARY ELAINE J ONAS Beta Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Clarion Staff 45 Journalism Club Typist 4. SANDRA FAYE J ONAS Student Council 15 President of Public Speak- ing Class 45 Minute Maids 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. JUDY KAREN KENNERLY Beta Club 3, 45 French Club-Secretary 45 Jour- nalism 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 45 Student Council 25 Governor's School Nominee 2. RICHARD WILLIAM KIRBY Baseball 45 Textiles 4. DREW MICHAEL LAWING Band 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice- President 35 Student Council 45 Freshman Basketball 15 Band Service Award 35 N. C. Boys State 35 Friendliest 4. NANCY COLEEN LAYE GARY WAYNE LEAKE G.I.E.C. 3. CYNTHIA ANN LEONARD Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Minute Maids 3,45 Vice-President 35 Drama Club 3, 45 Business Manager 3,45 Treasurer 45 F.T. A. 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-captain 35 Sponsors Club 1,2,3,45 Girls Playday 1,2,3,45 Kiwanis Club, Most Athletic Girls Award 35 100 yrds.Low Hurdles Medal 1, 2,35 Jr. Heart Board 3,45 Chair man 45 Home- coming Queen 45 Treasurer of Jr. Class 35 Secretary of Senior Class 45 Student Council 45 Clarion Staff-Sports Editor 45 Senior Su- perlative-Most Popular5 Youth Appreciation Week-Fire Chief. RAYMOND LOGGINS MOLLIE JANE LONDON Chorus 35 D.E.C.A. 4. BARBARA ANNE LORANCE Minute Maids 3, 45 Band 1,2,3,4. ALICE DULIN LOWE Minute Maids 2, 35 Art Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 French Club 45 President of Art Club 4. LOLA J AYNE MARTIN Drama Club 3,4. JAMES RONALD MASTERS Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 Clarion Staff-Busi- ness Manager 45 Student Council 15 Tomahawk Staff-Sports Editor 35 Track 1,2,35 Monogram Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Junior Rotarian 4. CYNTHIA MAUNEY Minute Maids 3,45 F.T.A. 4. PATSY MAE MCCOIG Beta Club 3,45 Treasurer of French Club 45 Public Speaking 45 Senior Superlative-Most Dependable 4. BLEKA JAN MEDLIN D.E.C.A. 35 Secretary 45 Minute Maids 3,45 Library Assistant 2. LARRY MCKINLEY MELTON Beta Club 3,45 County President 45 Journalism Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 Drama Club 35 President 35 Monogram Club 45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 President 45 Track 2,3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Clarion Staff 45 Morehead Nominee 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Junior Marshal 35 Gover- nor's School Nominee 2,3 5 Senior Superlative- Most Accomplished 45 Youth Appreciation Week-Mayor. SHEILA DARLENE MESSER Chorus 35 F.T.A. 4. CECILIA JO MILLER F.H.A. 2,3,45 Secretary 25 Chorus 25 President 45 Journalism Typist 4. ROGER FRANKLIN MILLS Drama Club 45 F.T.A. 4. MELVIN DEAN MITCHEM Football 15 Track 1,25 Shop 25 G.I.E.C. 4. MARY ELLEN MOORE Student Council 1,2,45 Secretary of Student Council 45 Minute Maids 3,45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Sponsors Club 3,45 Secretary of Sophomore Class 25 Drama Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Office Assistant 45 Girls Play Day 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Senior Super- lative-Biggest Flirt 4. RANDY FLOYD MOORE Monogram Club 3, 45 Vice- President 45 Student Council 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 4. ROBERTA ANN MULL F.H.A. 1,25 Student Council 15 F.T.A. 3,45 Drama Club 3,4. WAYNE WALTER MURPHY Beta Club 3,4. JAMES WILSON MYERS Monogram 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Student Council 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Senior Superlative-Best All Around 4. WILLIAM DALE NICHOLS Model Car Club 3,4. 57 Senior Director LARRY R. NORRIS Student Council 25 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Bus Driver 4. CHARLES DUDLEY ORREN, JR. Drama Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Ser- geant at Arms 45 Football l,2,3,45 Co-captain 1,45 Baseball 15 Track 2,35 F.C.A. 4. SAMUEL DAVID PAYNE Bus Driver 35 Basketball 15 Golf 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Senior Sup e r l at iv e -Neatest and Best Dressed. GARY PARKER LINDA NADINE PENNELL F.H.A. 1,3,4, D.E.c.A. 3,4. J UDITH ANN PEPPER Minute Maids 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 French Club 45 Journalism Club l,2,3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Governor's School Nominee 25 Senior Su- perlative-Most Accomplished 4. MARY ANNETTE PHILLIPS Secretary of Junior Class 35 Homecoming At- tendant 45 Senior Superlative-Prettiest 4. SHARON REGINA PILGRIM Student Council 45 Minute Maids 45 F.T.A. 45 Clarion Staff 4. AMELIA INEZ POOLE F.H.A. 15 Chorus 3,4. VICKIE ANN QUEEN F.T.A. 45 Chorus 35 Pianist for Chorus 35 Clarion Staff 4. MARTHA JOAN QUINN F. T. A. 45 Journalism Club Typist 45 Senior Superlative-Most Dignified 4. DANNY THOMAS RANKIN Monogram Club 45 Chorus 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Golf 45 Art 45 Bus Driver Award 3. GARY LABAN RANKIN Chorus 3,4. JULIA ANN RANKIN Beta Club 3,45 Journalism Club l,2,3,45 News Editor 35 Co-Editor 45 French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Student Council 2,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Governor's School Nominee 25 N.C.T.E. 3. RICHARD HENRY RANKIN Beta Club 45 Vice-President of Senior Class 45 Basketball 15 Tennis 3,45 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Band l,2,3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Nominee for Governor's School 2. BRENDA KAY REDDICK Monogram Club 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Girls Play Day l,2,3,45 Fans Apprec- iation Award 45 Band 1,2. CAROL ANN REEP Beta Club 3,45 Minute Maids 35 N.E.D.T. A- ward 25 Basketball 1. BUDDY EUGENE REESE GLORIA ARTHENA REEVES Student Council 25 Chorus 3,45 French Club 45 Library Assistant 45 N.H.A. 35 Drill Team 2. WALTER PRATT RHYNE ROBERT LEON RICHARDS Textiles 1. STEVEN RUSSELL ROBERTS KENNY ROBERTSON KENNETH LLOYD RUMFELT Student Council 15 Bus Driver 35 Senior Su- perlative-Biggest Flirt. BARBARA JEAN RUSSELL F.H.A. 1,45 Stanley High School5 F.H.A. 35 Li- brary Club 3. JOHN FREDRICK RUSSELL Chorus 35 Art 45 Track 2,3. SHEILA DIANNE SCHRONCE F.H.A. 2,35 Minute Maids 3,45 Looping 35 Dra- ma 4. JUDY v1oLA SEARS F.H.A. 1,2. GLENDA GAIL SHEDD ROBERT MICHAEL SHERER BIX SHERRILL Art Club 35 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Junior Heart Board 2,3,45 Journalism Club l,2,3,45 Toma- hawk Staff 2,3,45 Banner Editor 25 Art Editor- Tomahawk 3,45 Governor's School Nominee 2,35 Senior Superlative-Most Original. BERLE JOHN SIGMON Monogram 2,3,45 Football Manager 15 Base- ball Manager 15 N.E.D.T. Award 25 Band 1,2, 3,4. JOYCE ANN SMITH F.H.A. 2,3,45 Minute Maids 3,45 Baseball 15 Library 3,4. KATHEY JANE SMITH Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tomahawk Staff, Banner Editor 25 Business Manager 45 Beta Club 3,45 Treasurer 35 Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 Student Council 25 French Club 45 Junior Senior Director Marshal 33 Miss Hi Miss 33 Junior Heart Board 43 Nominee for Governor's School 23 Senior Superlative-Most Likely To Succeed 4. LARRY P. SMITH Old Fort High School 1,2,33 Library Assistant 33 Shop 33 Track 1. SUSAN DAWN STARLING F.H.A. 1,43 Drama 3. PRISCILLA SUE STOWE Chorus 4. SARA RUTH STOWE Beta Club 3 4' French Club-President 43 Jour- ! 5 7 nalism Club 1, 2, 33 43 Treasurer of Senior Class 43 F.T.A. 43 Drama Club 3,43 Student Council 1,2,33 Girl's State 33 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Nominee for Governor's School 2. JUDY CARROLL SUDERS French Club 4. GARY JOHN SUMMEY Shop 2. JOYCE ANN SUTTON F.H.A. 13 Minute Maids 33 F.T.A. 4. RICHARD EDGAR THOMAS Beta Club 3,43 Clarion Staff 43 President of Beta Club 43 President of Sophomore Class 23 President of Senior Class 43 French Club 43 Boy's State 33 Junior Marshal 33 Student Coun- cil 2,3,43 Senior Superlative-Most Likely to Succeed 4. HERMAN MORRIS TEETER, JR. Beta Club 3,43 Vice-President 43 Track 1,2,3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Student Council 132,33 French Club 43 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Junior Mar- shal 43 Governor's School Nominee 2,33 Cla- rion Staff 4. SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON F.H.A. 2,3,43 Treasurer 43 Chorus 33 D.E.C. A. 43 F.T.A. 43 Minute Maids 33 Library As- sistant 334. ANITA LOUISE THROWER Minute Maids 3,45 F.T.A. 43 Monogram Club 43 Drama Club 33 Basketball 13 Tennis Team 3,4. JAN DAY UNDERWOOD Monogram Club 2,33 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Minute Maids 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Basketball 1,233,43 Girls Play Day 1,233,43 Student Council 43 Senior Superlative-Best Sport 4. J ACQULYN DIANNE VAN DYKE Journalism Club-Typist 4. PAUL DAVID VAN DYKE Drama Club 3,43 Football 1. LYDIA JANE WARE F.H.A. 1,2,3343 Basketball 13 Girls Play Day 13 Looping 43 Chorus 3,4. SYLVIA ANN WATERS Hendersonville High School 13 Student Council 13 Homeroom President 13 Class Treasurer 13 Dramatics Club 13 Homecoming Court 13 Journalism Club 233,43 Tomahawk Staff 3,43 Assistant Editor 33 Co-editor 43 Playmaker 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Beta Club 3,43 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Junior Marshal 3. LOYD MICHAEL WATTS Drama 3343 G.I.E.C. 33 Bus Driver 3. PAULETTE LINDA WELCH Drama 3343 Looping 4. JUDY EMELINE WILHELM Drama Club 33 Clarion Staff 43 Feature Editor 43 Student Council 33 Basketball 1, 23 Girls Playday 1,2,3,43 N.E.D.T. Award 23 Girls State 33 Nominee for Governor's School 23 Nominee for Girls Nation 33 Senior Superlative-Wittiest 4. BARBARA JEAN WILLARD D.E.C.A. 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMS Looping 3,4. GARY WAYNE WILLIAMS Model Car Club 43 Shop 23 G.I.E.C. 3. JOY MAXINE WOOD F.H.A. 1,2,43 Chorus 3,43 Minute Maids 3,43 Cafeteria Assistant 4. 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Juniors Juniors Linda Clawson Joe Clubb Jane Coley Jacquie Collins Danny Conard Thomas Conner Susan Cromlish Danny Dameron Martha Davis Donnie Deese Diane Dixon Jimmy Dover Arron Drye Bobby Duncan Wanda Dye Gary Edwards m f 'M' A 1'-mf Qrv gm, Karen Eldridge Junior Elgin Danny Ellington Tommy Evans Martin Ewing Doris Farmer Nancy Featherstone Mike Fiemster Jane Fite Roy Fields Jane Ford Pat Foulk Kenny Franklin Betty Franks Brenda Freshour Gary Freshour Johnny Gaddis Warren Garrett Nancy Green Elaine Groner I 4 nv' : w e , i i Q M fs 2 K 5 W ' J gf f Kenneth Horne Billy Horsely Diane Howard Cindy Huffstickler Brenda Huffstickler Ann Huggins Martha Jenkins Roger Jenkins Reade Jolliff Mike Jones James Jordan Sharon Kennedy Tommy Kenyon Larry Kimray Randy King Jimmy Kiser Alton Kitchen Francis Knight Mary Beth Lakin Linda Jo Lancaster Linda Hall Sheila Hambrick Melissa Hand Becky Hansel Janice Hardie Ray Harris Wayne Harwell Vickie Hawkins Mary Helms Mary Hensley Becky Hicks Mary Hinson Larry Holcomb Vickie Hoover Eddie Hope Anthony Horne 49. 1 gy M , ig f it 2 X Juniors f2 f Q1 Zia af lv W ff ,ff 0 ' f Juniors I -umm Charles Laney Rita Lawing Sheila Leather man Jean Ledbetter Karen Ledford Dicky Lee Vickie Leviner Kent Lewis Diane Linsey Billy London Beverly Lorance Nancy Loudermilk Dianne Lytton Johnny Maier Steve Mathis Barbara McAndrew .ff , tr, Sw fi 5 WZ 2 WW Vickie McCoig Libby McElwaine Sheila Mctlunkins Linda McLean Sandra McLean Charles McClemore Gene Messer Lisa Modisette Dianne Mills Donnice Moore Charlene Moretz Helen Morgan Gary Morrow Wayne Newton Louise Nichols Francis Noone Audy Owensby Tommy Owensby Larry Panel Marie Pastula F , gf I tg a if J . , ,vt 2 f ff fa I ,ga Brenda Rayfield Ann Reese Sandra Reinhardt Mickey Rhyne Martha Richardson Randy Richey Phillip Ritchie Avery Robbins John Robinson Joyce Robinson Jerry Rodden Larry Rollins Lee Roper Billy Rurnfelt Phil Ryalls Gary Setzer Ann Shook Mary Jane Sigman Jean Sikes Gail Simmons 2. -mf' , Karen Payne Perry Payne Don Pearson Raymond Perry Clement Perryman Eddie Pierce Michael Pitman Juanita Pope Shyrl Preslar Eugene Pressley Gail Price Helen Pruitt Linda Pruitt Martin Quesenberry Martin Rankin Patsy Ratchford Juniors - , 7 S Juniors Paula Simpson Junior Sims Judy Skidmore Mike Smiley Alan C. Smith Alan W. Smith Alice Smith Nelson Smith Virginia Smith Kay Stalvey Joe Steele Libby Stevens Sandra Storey Doris Stowe Kathy Stowe James Summey Tommy Tate Kitty Taylor David Teague Margaret Thomas Mary Thomas Jeanette Thompson Ronnie Tidwell Jean Via Barry Walden Bill Walker Judy Ward Reggie Warren David Watts Shirley Welch Larry Whitener Marlene Whitener Suzanne Whitten James Williams Sue Wills Irene Wilson Diane Wright NOT PICTURED Barbara Wright Alan Armstrong James Daughtridge Jimmy Duncan Larry Gault Glen Hampton Billy Knowles Roger Lindsey Barbara Massey Ronald Rash Phil Shirlen Beth Sloan Howard B. Smith Harvey Staton Libby Stephens Louise Martin George Wright Darn intertube! 'Witt I won, I won! l X Man! What a dame. Aw shucks, T'weren't nothin ,AX Y- NN w F N Are you really Smokey the Bear? I always get my man' s Y it .5- .i N ,,f' Boy! What a place to be sunburned. f '-i - Y.. Q 'K M ,.- , ..: T ' tj : -rtir be .irii i a it iiwy 1 Ati. if' A X 5 All right! Who put the crabs gp it B 6 in the basket? A Marry you? Well I may put you on my list. G? i .. - A 5.5.- NE.. . -wxg,g,. SN . Q Q . - VN igpsgf i i 2 NN . i i , E Y. 1 2 aw, Q . . .+.,...,,f..:s11U 1 df,.,.sgwMfiSg 2 5 f W ,iQ .,.,w..,,s.w-K5 . W ,xif,,g,..,W.4wWf4SfNW'g . ,.A. E . 3 . . ,www i Qi , ' 'E X... W ..,gi2N:gwsml.,mwgPew W . ...X .. .NN s 5 . E sm-'M wx k I . K ..., fgww, aw wxwv al ' Q 2 ' 'W3XwYi'11,.... - .WN A 5 f ri A . .Amy if x aww... X 1 Www. ' 5 - wMsw:i4 'vwifxa NSN' N.. 5. 5 2 X. . .m,..wa...f 7w..Q,. . ...K ,kkr K K ffl . N. EF K Qi 5 3 -Nw 5 b :L 2 Sophoniores Tim Abee Barbara Abernathy Tommy Anderson Eddie Armstrong Johnnie Atkins Terry Atkins Kathy Austin Carol Auten Floyd Bailey Tom Baker Delores Baldwin Trina Ballard Roger Barker Donnie Barnes Benny Barron Linda Beal Beverly Beaty Carlene Beaty Sheila Beaty Anita Blankenship Bunch Bowen Johnnie Bowers Tina Brandon Judy Brazzell My 4 ' 77' ' , I. 'f ' f J, f , M C 'll 4 ' .. 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J .ft me Q Q, S I. Sophomorcs Freddie Grier Nancy Groner Judy Hall Sandra Hambrick Albert Hargett Kathy Harmon Owen Harris Larry Harvey Jeanine Hasson Brenda Helms Michael Helms James Henseley Jeanette Herms Carleen Hester Freddy Hill Susan Hooker Steve Hope Jack Hord Sherry Hord Gary Horne Eddie Howard Steve Hubbard Gary Hudson Harold Huffstetler , sw am, ,, J M 1' 'V , , M Q W., kc ' if 5 is F if x 'W M 4 W' ,, '7 f 19 9 ivh if 3 -..., I f fu 4. 9 Y f 3: Vg V W fx 71 K? at gm hui 51 , new wplyf K, my n l J , J .., 5' 'irf' G 1 Vf'L yr - 5 f Terry Huffstickler Leland Jackson Janet Jefferson Billy Jonas Martha Jones Elaine Jordan Mike Jordan Pam Joy Jerry J oye David King Dean Kirby Freddie Kirkley June Lackey Kathy Lamkin Randy Lanham Robert Lark Alan Latham Jerry Lawing Steve Lawing Kenny Leak Karen Leatherman Linda Ledford Charles Lewis Marlene Lewis i n f ,Q 1: 4g . y 'Wa V. Sophomores A., 6 ,V , H. it ,- M .w , A r f if J my L if' ' J. 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Sophomores Linda Preslar Joyce Presley Lynn Price Carol Queen Tommy Raines Dana Rankin Kathy Reid Judy Rhyne Lois Richards Cecil Roberts Larry Roberts Chuck Robinson Phil Robinson Randy Ross Judy Russell Becky Sarratt Dede Scarborough Lanny Schronce Meredith Scruggs Gary Self Dean Sellers Sybil Sellers Dean Sheilds Karlan Shumake N-' .lx ts' Vai 'Cf' tin, S 3 3 , Q-v ia 1-., V,,,, to Q 3' 7' el ci , A,,,4 WY ii 5 z A, ' me f X s 1' In L ,M 1' ff ,.,,- V: X if 5 X 73 f , L. J ff g , 1 'IV I ' f 5. L ,M ,M -M. ,.... Evelyn Siler Jimmy Sims James Smith Mike Smith Buddy Spain Vickie Stamey Melba Stancil Joe Stillwell Betty Stowe Sarah Stowe Rita Summey Stanley Tate Dave Thrift Q John Truesdale Jane Underwood Michael Von Vycht Becky Vause Ronnie Wade Diane Ward Ann Ware Paul Warren Doug Waters Ann Watts Larry Watts on S IN ,Q X . x W lx K in if X as 2 x NOT PICTURED .ks ,x Rita Westmoreland Ernestine White Cathy Whitworth Steve Wilhelm Brenda Williams Ken Willis Peggy Willis Andy Wilson Carble Wilson Shirley Wilson Sharon Wood Tommy Worthy Ann Alexander, Tommy Arp, Julian Barker, Mickey Cannon, Mason Carlisle, Phyllis Clark, Johnny Couto, Melvin Green, Linda Halk, Dickie Horne, Mary Ann Kirkland, Terry McCarn, Dianne Moore, Eddie Pierce, Johne Robinson, Tim Robinson, Bobby Sanders, Virginia Smith, David Spincer, Ronnie Watts. M'-.A- Hey Buddy, you wanna race? Gloves'? You're kidding me. A X , f If you come any closer, I'll L 5 181' What's the matterg ain't ya never seen a cat before? 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Qg X ,N-.r .. if ' K jx BEST SPORTS Jan Underwood and Barry Farmer 4-N-.....,,,,,,wnm-N 'X 'N-N--..,,,w, S S A ,1S,: S S ,f as if 4 :QS ,gf Q iw-S23 rx Y-ff '-fi ww f , 'E ix, 4 s Q i It 4 f f:v'a'1 sw-'f f . ' , 0 55?-521,555 13' . 5? ? fi s ,u i 2 li 5 7? 'asffy ? .W . f A 3 ,,,, 5:4 2 Y ?' i I 4 I 9 I s ' J ram wglfl f 1 1 s v E Q-6mf ,q5-v' 'N .1 Rigby: m I' Q I 1 3 'fa Vi x 'A r .lj 55 'A . flx iq W 4 I UQ Nugzf 6 U 00:9 MOST TALENTED Eunice Beattie and Charles Austin gy ywf,i,gf.4 If , fied , V it t W e W ' 4 ,,'ff1j22,f,,'zfff 4 f H ,iii W1 , H ziwimii. WMM, ,, W . ,f., nf, ,f :MW V 33 viii q.s ' ... 1 I 511111. ' QL? -ff . V 14,.1 '..' . '.M'i.s4P-' 1 .f1j,gz2'l1,,,,f:M ,fjglqg 1 if 'ii 7 3 ' 13713535311 WN ,N ,gui H+ 5,-. bf . 'L--'fm' ' ' F4 1 wwf' , ' ' ' L ' . .Ir - ,111 ' 'YIM f57l.ifPf'17E,h' My . , ' Q Q sf' i A3 'ff' 35 -' W , .ry ,, M W. M, , . ' 95 V f ...ff A. +4-,, , 4 , ., . , , , X W , 1 ,., ,rue - Q ffl , , . , Nw V, , p E , M 5,?i5riig. 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Girls, and Boys' State Representatives Qi' yy BOYS' STATE GIRLS' STATE Mike Lawing Sally Stowe Richard Thomas Judy Wilhelm Governor's School GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL Debbie C01 tner LUho s who AMONG STUDENTS Pat Hunter N Judy Kennerly Mike Lawing Richard Thomas Ann Rankin J If J MP3 ixrgjfeolfkb CQ! mm . if x., 1 wg :ii . . -Mx X Libby Franklin Kathey Smith --N Sylvia Waters M? wi , Feature Snaps 44 1 ' ' Z ,Q 5 , 1 E 3 5 4 fi L ,E l 4 . .nk , ,.,m,,., , ACTIVITIE Student Council Advisor, Mr. Shelton Advisor, Mrs. Payne 3 Student Council Officers: Larry M. Melton, President: Lee Roper, Vice-President, Ellen Moore, Secretary. Advisor, Mr. Cortner FRONT ROW--Executive Committee: Joyce Pepper,Robert Lark, Richard Thomas, Mary Ellen Moore, Larry Melton, Lee Roper, Julia Ann Rankin, Martha Richardson, Mary Beth Lakin. SECOND ROW: Jane Fite, Celia Bolick, Jane Ford, Sharon Pilgrim, Carlene Beaty, Becky Howe, Cynthia Leonard, Sybil Caldwell, Elaine Jonas, Jan Underwood, Martin Rankin. THIRD ROW: Jane Underwood, Kathy Reid, Drew Lawing, Steve Wilhelm, Gus Ferrell, Larry Holcomb, Martha Jones. Hx ffm? QB Cf Eifsii Beta Club President, Richard Thomas, Vice-President, Morris Teeter, Secretary, Kathey Smith. FRONT ROW: Libby Franklin, Sandra McLean, Nancy Carnes. Beverly Lorance, Karen Ledford, Richard Rankin, Bonnie Falls, Sylvia Waters, Charlene Moretz, Debbie Cortner, Jacquie Collins, Jerry Rodden, Marie Foulk, Alan W. Smith, Sally Stowe. SECOND ROW: Jane Ford, Jane Coley, Judy Kennerly, Nancy Loudermilk, Peggy Farris, Kathey Smith, Gladys Carnes, Ann Reep, Elaine Jonas, Julia Ann Rankin, Patsy McCoig, Amos Brown, Becky Howe, Martin Rankin, Kay Stalvey. THIRD ROW: Pat Hunter, Martha Richardson, Ronnie Chapman, Gene Messer, Chip Allison, John Maier, Charles Austin, John Robinson, Reade Jolliff, Lee Roper, Richard Thomas, Tommy Abernethy, Tommy Tate, Morris Teeter, Wayne Murphy, Larry Melton. . I - Q vs Kia' Advisor, Mrs. Brown Advisor, Miss Willis I F Journalism Club g,1if : Mrs. Janice Stowe, Advisor ,af V' FIRST ROW: Sylvia Waters, Charlene Moretz, Marie Foulk, Barbara Banks, Jacquie Collins, Sally Stowe, Sharon Kennedy, Ronnie Masters, Bix Sherrill, Larry Melton. SECOND ROW: Vickie McCoig, Martin Rankin, Louise Nichols, Nancy Carnes, Kay Stalvey, Clay Breeland, Nancy Featherstone, Perry Payne, Judy Pepper, Janice Hardie. THIRD ROW: Jane Coley, Judy Kennerly, Nancy Loudermilk, Alice Smith, Melanie Bussard, Kathey Smith, Julia Ann Rankin, Sandra Reinhardt, Jane Fite, Jean Via, Charles Austin. Y Tomahawk Staff f ,, I wi I S 554 VFWAW' Co-Editors: Sylvia Waters, Julia Ann Rankin Kathey Smith, Sylvia Waters, Julia Ann Rankin, Clay Breeland, Perry Payne Jane Coley Charlene Moretz Nancy Featherstone, Bix Sherrill. W? Clarion Staff E Q ? r Dalton Mann- -Advisor is-our Debbie Cortner . .................. Editor Ronnie Masters . . . . Business Manager Dewey Russell- -Advisor TOP ROW: Sharon Pilgrim, Elaine Jonas, Judy Wilhelm--Feature Editor, Libby Franklin, Ann Colvard, Debbie Cortner--Editor, Sharon Cook, Vickie Queen. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Hunter--Boys' Sports Editor, Morris Teeter, Richard Thomas--Photographer, Charles Austin--Art Editor, Ronnie Masters--Business Manager, Larry Melton. NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Leonard--Girls' Sports Editor. Sz , a7'iS3i. French Club Miss Margaret Sharpe, Advisor French Club Officers: Sara Ruth Stowe . . ............ .... P resident Peggy Farris . . . . .Vice-President Judy Kennerly . . . .... Secretary Patsy McCoig . . . . .Treasurer Miss Sandra Green, Advisor FIRST ROW: Kathey Smith, Charles Austin, Becky Howe, Julia Ann Rankin, Eunice Beattie, Judy Suders, Morris Teeter, Judy Pepper, Judy Kennerly, Pam Hamilton, Peggy Farris, Alice Lowe, Karen Payne, Patsy McCoig. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Melton, Sally Stowe, Bonnie Falls, Richard Thomas, Pat Hunter, Miss Sharpe, Betty Dutton, Jacquie Collins, Debbie Cortner. onogram Club Monogram Club Officers: Barry Farmer , , . .... President Randy Moore . . . ..... Vice-President Cynthia Leonard . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Kennedy ..... ........ C haplain Coach J. Ray Shelton .... ..... . . . . . ...... . . Advisor FIRST ROW: Nancy Loudermilk, Anita Thrower, Becky Howe, Clay Breeland, Kay Stalvey, Sandra Reinhardt, Sandy Storey, Jan Underwood, Brenda Reddick, Sharon Kennedy, Cynthia Leonard, Debbie Cortner, Jane Fite, Margaret Mason, Nancy Carnes. SECOND ROW: William Abee, Danny Rankin, Ronnie Masters, Cathy Brooks, Gladys Carnes, Linda Jo Lancaster, Elaine Groner, Joyce Pepper, Martin Rankin, Perry Payne, Alan W. Smith, Lee Roper, Dennis Dotson, Wilson Myers, Joe Hansil. THIRD ROW: Barry Walden, Tommy Worthy, Eddie Barnhill, Billy London, Eddie Featherstone, Kent Lewis, Ronnie Chapman, Ralph Holland. FOURTH ROW: John Sigmon, Tommy Fuller, Gary Edwards, Frank Dellinger, Mike Bumgardner, Steve Ellington, Jimmy Feimster, Mike Bivens, Morris Teeter, Benny Brown, Larry Panel, David Bain, Tommy Tate, Pat Hunter, James Jordan, Larry Melton. FIFTH ROW: Tony Chaney, Larry Hinson, Mike Feimster, Wayne Barr, Tommy Abernethy, Barry Farmer, Randy Moore, Steve Barkley, Barry Fisher. , ft, 'T., , , ' ' -1 H-'few-fljj , , , M ,M,,g,,,L,,,,, V Mac: :aiirg ,',f,jfQ,j,12QQ.g,ggU,-Mi., jf'f'l.'Ll 4 ' X X ra ,, , R xi- 'L The Belmont Pla makers Playmaker Officers: President, Dennis Dotson, Vice- President, Farrell Mauldin, Secretary, Margaret Mason, Treasurer, Cynthia Leonard. Drama Club FRONT ROW: Celia Bolic, Lisa Modisette, Joy Clark, Cynthia Leonard, Becky Howe, Shelia Ellis, Diane Schronce, Kathy Lampkin, Cinde Edwards, Jayne Martin, June Lackey, Carolyn Burch, Dianne Lindsey. SECOND ROW: Ronda Davis, Mary Hensley, Sherry Burchfield, Linda Preslar, Carlene Beaty, Ellen Moore, Joyce Pepper, Nancy Greene, Beverly Beaty, Pam Hamilton, Janice Fisher, Sharon Bumgardner, Alice Correll, Paulette Welch, Lois Richards. THIRD ROW: Juanita McGraw, Dianne Lytton, Pat Fouldc, Cynthia Mull, Elaine Lowe, Brenda Huffstetler, Larry Panel, Mike Litaker, Mike Watts, Irl Dixon, Junior Simms, Farrell Mauldin, Dennis Dotson. FOURTH ROW: Bob Greene, Advisor, Cathy Bailes, Barbara McCarn, Eunice Beattie, Laynette Yount, Barbara McAndrews, Pam Joye, Sandra Cline, Margaret Mason, Jeanie Mitchell, Kathy Reid, Sharon Cook, Ann Colvard, Ann Mull, Jan Underwood, Margaret Sharpe, Advisor, FIFTH ROW: Tony Abernathy, Wilson Myers, Robert Orren, Paul VanDyke, Tommy Kenyon, Steve Ellington, Lee Roper, Raymond Perry, Morris Teeter, Roger Mills. 'W I. 5 'LES f M ir M8 X 1? if S is ii ,, K ,V : F.H.A. C- 'Y ROW 1: Kathy Harmon, Claudia Davis, Jane Ford, Shirley Thompson, Nancy Loudermilk, Jane Fite, Celia Bolick, Mrs. Ruth Williams. ROW 2: Kathy Allen, Ronda Davis, DeLinda Garner, Carol Queen, Sheila Hambrick, Brenda Williams, Mary Buchanan, Sherry Burchfield, Diane Dixon, Doris Carpenter, Linda Ledford, Carleen Hester, Brenda McCorkle, Barbara McCarn. ROW 3: Sandra McLean, Diane Cloninger, Ann Huggins, Delores Baldwin, Vickie Hoover, Shirley Wilson, June Lackey, Patsy Ratchford, Diane Lindsay, Ginger Smith, Carolyn Edwards, Helen Morgan, Brenda Davidson, Jeannie Mitchell. ROW 4: Linda Pennell, Louise Nichols, Karen Payne, Mary Jane Sigmon, Linda McLean, Diane Ward, Janice Hardie, Judy Rhyne, Melba Stancil, Billie Jean Bowen, Joyce Presley, Dana Rankin, Lydia Ware, Joyce Smith. Boys' Home Economics Z f' ff HAKER5Q 1 Cixi 4 4239 ' Q, ,ff will Q 'I ROW 1: Tim Abee, Gary Self, Mike Smiley, James Jordan. ROW 2: Robert Lark, Floyd Bailey, Jerry Joye, Johnny Gaddis. ROW 3: Mrs. Williams, Buddy Spain, Steve Hope. HO Minute Maids I ,,...... i ROW 1: Barbara Lorance, Shelia Jenkins, Melanie Bussard, Alice Smith, Cathy Brooks, Gladys Carnes, Jean Via, Vickie McCoig, Kay Stalvey. ROW 2: Diane Cloninger, DeLinda Garner, Irene Wilson, Suzanne Whitten, Cynthia Mauney, Becky Howe, Ellen Moore, Cathey Bailes, Anita Thrower, Sharon Pilgrim. ROW 3: Ann Colvard, Nancy Carnes, Beverly Lorance, Linda Jo Lancaster, Sharon Kennedy, Paula Simpson, Betty Dutton, Joyce Smith, Judy Pepper, Sandra Storey. ROW 4: Sandra Reinhardt, Jane Fite, Cynthia Leonard, Alice Lowe, Louise Nickols, Diane Schronce, Nancy Featherstone, Jan Underwood, Sharon Cook, Laynette Yount, Barbara McAndrews. It ROW 1: Melissa Hand, Peggy Hicks, Alice Lowe, Anthony Horne, Nelson Smith, Miss Myers. ROW 2: Charles Mc- Lemore, Johnny Russell, R. D. Austin, Danny Crooks, Barry Walden, Harry Adams, David Hamilton. Ill Chorus i FIRST ROW: Sybil Caldwell, Jo Miller, Karen Leatherman, Mr. Avey. SECOND ROW: Peggy Armstrong, Peggy Chastin, Shirley Fisher, Gloria Reeves, Anne Huggins, Mary Buchanan, Carole Wilson, Sybil Sellers, Joy Wood, Brenda Freshour, Johnnie Bowers, Carol Auten, Susan Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Frances Noone, Mary Helms, Betty Lou Bone, Elaine Groner, Sandra Gilreath, Shelia Messer, Jenny Bumgarner, Priscilla Stowe, Ronnie Tidwell, Linda Bailey, Ronnie Melton, Gary Rankin. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Sigmon, Paula Simpson, Ann Ware, Sandra Hambrick, Brenda Mason, Alan Smith, Chuck Robinson, Terry Huffstickler, Danny Rankin, Danny Abernathy, Jan Miller, Doris Stowe. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Fields, Trudy Owens, Judy Benfield, Lydia Ware, Ronnie Lanham, Kent Lewis, Tommy Brice. NOT PICTURED: Tom Baumgardner. Public Speaking ,av FIRST ROW: Mary Davis, Shirley Welch, DeLinda Garner, Sandra Jonas, Joyce Robinson, Patsy McCoig. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jane Groner, Margaret Thomas, Terry Ellington, Bob Duncan, Bonnie Falls, Miss Morgan. 112 Personal T ping FIRST ROW: Perry Payne, Steve Mathis, Karen Ledford, Sandy Storey. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Chapman, Larry Whitener, Frank Dellinger, Mickey Cook, Danny Dameron, Irene Wilson. THIRD ROW: Martin Quesenberry, Linda Jo Lancaster, Shyrl Preslar, Chip Allison, Sandra McLean, Sally Stowe, Betty Dutton. FOURTH ROW: Martin Ewing, Kenny Franklin, Dickie Bedgood, John Robinson, Reggie Warren, Wayne Harwell. FIFTH ROW: Phil Ryalls, Cathy Brooks, Gene Messer, Wayne Newton, Jimmy Kiser, Mike Bivens. NOT PICTURED: Judy Sears, Susan Cromlish, Kenneth Horne, Sheila Leatherman, Alan Smith. Mechanical Drawing 1-5 ' ...-Q1 Mr. Sparks, advisor, Gary Leake, Joe Clubb, Danny Ellington, Tony Auten, Benny Brown, Kenny Robertson, Freddie Harris, Aaron Drye. H3 Distributivc Education Officers President ........... Public Relations .... Associate President . . Vice-President .... Photographer .... Secretary . . . Treasurer . . ,. ,.sf. S e . X.. f 2 t xiii X N .Jimmy Abernathy . . .Joe Berryhill . . .Jimmy Dover . . Eddie Barnhill . Eugene Presley . . . Jan Medlin . . Ginger Smith FIRST ROW: Shirley Thompson, Linda McLean, Freddie Kirkley, Mrs. Dixon, Libby McElwaine, Joyce Freshour Becky Hansil, Mollie London, Jan Medlin, Jimmy Dover. SECOND ROW: Kathy Allen, Betty Franks, Suzanne Whitten Phyllis Huffstetler, Ginger Smith, Vickey Venn, Martha Davis, Gail Price, Ronnie Franklin, Donnice Moore THIRD ROW: Jimmy Abernathy, Doris Farmer, Eugene Presley, Mike Gray, Robin Caldwell, Bobby Bowers, Eddie Barnhill Marshall McMillan, James Summey, Joe Berryhill. NOT PICTURED: Norman Cash, Linda Pennell, Gail Simmons, Mike Green. ,,,, T W Textiles JL. FIRST ROW: Danny Conard, Jerry Bone, Terry McCarn, Dean Kirby, James Farr, Richard Kirby, Don Pearson, Johnny Etters. SECOND ROW: Ronald Rash, Phil Shirlen, Alton Kitchen, Lee Broome, Jimmy Duncan, Glenn Hampton, Benny Barron, Gregory Linville, Roger Mullis, Roy Fields. NOT PICTURED: Charles Lewis, Audy Owenby. G.I.E.C. FIRST ROW: James Gray, Albert Hargett. SECOND ROW: Bobby Sanders, Dean Mitchem. 115 N Bus Drivers TOP ROW: Johnny Gaddis, Fred Harris, Danny Rankin, Bill Edwards, Aaron Drye. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Crooks, Randy King, Phil Ryalls, Ronnie Masters, Tom Baumgardner. Library Assistance , ,rn . N Q ' 5.,., Q 1 -1. 1 A FRONT ROW: Norma Jean Ledbetter, Vicki Hoover, Betty Franks, Joyce Smith, Sharon Wood. BACK ROW: Jeanie Mitchell, Barbara McAndrews, Cathy Whitworth. H6 Looping 5 fi SEATED-left to right: Joy Wood, Bobbie Jean Russell, Lydia Jane Ware. STANDING-left to right: Sandra Boyles, Jeanette Thompson, Mrs. Siler, Judy Ward, Shelia McJunkins, Wanda Dye, Linda Dameron, Evelyn Siler, Trina Ballard, Phyllis Huffstetler, Betty Lou Bone, Ann Chapman, Jeanette Duncan, Kathy Allen, Mary Carlene Helms. NOT PIC- TURED: Barbara Wyatt, Frances Love Knight, Pamela Hamilton, Melba Stancil, Sandra Gilreath, Sue Wills, Judy Carpenter. Fellowship of Christian thletes FIRST ROW: Benny Brown, Tommy Abernethy, Barry Farmer, Reade Jolliff, Charles Orren, Tony Chaney, Larry Hinson, Pat Hunter. SECOND ROW: Eddie Featherstone, Frank Dellinger, Randy Moore, Gary Edwards, Jimmy Feimster, Ray Duncan, Barry Walden. Y' it X Lettergirl Cathy Bailes, Vickie McCoig, Jane Underwood, Martha Davis, Mary Horne, Joyce Mclntosh, Delores Baldwin. I 'pnnnmbfff A ' W ' f ww: f7f,-, fzfgmfrrg J - , ,psi J ' f J ' Q 2 fi -, , if l ' x . ,,, , A i '. g v : a,m. I, L? kwa , Cathey Bailes , .. ,, A 2 W, I W , 4, mf, M, ,,,, X . S, m c ',. , Mg r, -,.,I ,, H f if r vA V 1 2 f Wil? zi. ' , W A 5 tw J K 4' Q M, Q 1 4 W f lb, ,, , if H A 4 5 ,pf 1 A 4 ' ff 35' if i , 52 M: A Z, 'V Sa' f Q ' in ' 5 3 J ' f Zf' 'M' ff f 1 if ZW' ff is if V i f ' A ,, , 1 ' I M'-2, 2 fr.it,,H- Q.. J , M ,I-5,5255 , f , , gi? 9 1' JI P 'V 32 ' X 'Y' Y + Q 4 iv fi, 2' I , - X - JM. fl Vickie Mc Coig .' 3921 , f i f VV,, H A 3, J, R y , F , Yu, : rj, ,ki M . LN- f f ' ? V wa: J , ? SSS? I W J' an 2 2 V Q, 5: Va,j',:f , y2ef1f' Q V , V ,L.L,A,1f?A,L LY - I' I 'vrlll F N.L.?:vv. W' f f , 've f ,,L, ' J Q il J J yrrir if y,,y' is x of 11. ::'f'-M ff ,V ' ,,,',j.qA,,s ,N ,Ja , V, . x yLf3'W 5' f Vi' , ff ,. ,QQ im jr? ul I Vg My WDW M iw 44? J :lie J FS ' J J ' we D f Uif,,ffZ,x1 iL,wfp6ff f 'mx f' V V4 Martha Davis Mary Horne fl , ' ,. 2.01, ,J 6 fl y ,l r 'i ,f ff , Q . Hu , , x if f i i . M A M , , I , V f t f W, , - gpg gg 1 Z y,,,,h I ' iw? ' 1 Q ' V ,sq 'L H' if 3 2 w ,vggymg -F' .-Qywgpx Jane Underwood , s Joyce Mclntosh ga 4 . , ,, Q, sf, 1 Z ww 311' Ja, ' V, 'f f . v nw N .W-',,ws., , f W ,,,, ,,.- ,Q 'W J ,r,r ,.,,, , 2, ,, ' V ,,,,, ,,, I, ,, 2: ,,V, Qfwyw, ,Y i . . 72,9 J- 1 V 41 .QQ f ff' ,.,f ff y .,' mxw ' fm , T' Hi ' 9452 f 61? ,E 5.3 ,ff H La l an f Delores Baldwin N8 Majorettes 4 , 1, ' ,, K 52 W we V ' 1 bi' N I 7 Mi,, fL,,,, V J, ,J ,W cy W, g J ,'f 4,!'f':,.TffQ! Z , fy, ,, fl ' iff' ,, , ,V j fl nz: all J J . , 1 i, 3:dw f ' j ' 'Y 5 13: -f ,gl ex 'f , V' w j4Q3,.byQf fgfsTRl 11354. ., I F, , , I f X. f ' W .'-L 532455 L',, ' I f ' f '12 L. - 1 ,Af 0 ' I A-0. 21. 9,49 . Q Joanna Austin Jewel Goins f E5 J w 4 , , v. A z ,r , 'WM .U J W 3 wma , , 5195 ,V nw ,lik ,. ,fa f ,4,,g,1 I , V' I ,,ff,,fw ,J 2, wr W W? . T25 J 9 ',,fQ,fW'sffv fzfiqfy' I ,Jig -In aff . 4 if M37 . Q. ., 1 J ,, ' ,Ulf ef . ,H , :U , ,V1,W,i', A,,., WL vf, M 1, fx .P ' wif , .' ,,,, iff 5.1 'Ak , VIVV ,,QQ71.'4',r B' wifkmif Beverly Lorrance Jewel Goins, Joanna Austin, Beverly Lorrance. 119 ' I My L Aw Mascot Richard Biggerstaff Jane Fite A S x SN if Sig: ESQ X! X5 5 S '5 ., Nancy Groner X X-W Elaine Groner Frank T. Widenhouse Director FRONT ROW: Don Stewart, Judy Kennerly, David Gaston, Barbara Lorance, Richard Rankin, Kathey Gaston, Andy Clemmer, Torn Mann, Patricia Waters, Ronnie Crewes, Jerry Willis, Rene Brown, Allan Lakin. SECOND ROW: Randy Gibson, Sam Payne, John Truesdale, Freddy Bumgardner, Roger Barker, Judy Pepper, Craig Brice, Patricia Sea, Joan Freeman, David Danger- field, Mickey Bumgardner. THIRD ROW: Don Poston, Randy Robertson, I O Ho I 122 Freddy Grier, Leland Jackson, Mike Lawing, Cecil Roberts, Darrell Conner, Ben Beam, Randy Richey, Dickie Lee. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Price, Bobby Deaton, John Sigmon, Carl Freeman, Steve Barkley, Don Dillard, Jimmy London, Mike Bumgardner, Tommy Arnold, Marshall McMillan, Larry Gault. Majorettes: Beverly Lorance, Jewel Goins, Joanna Austin. BAN Oh Darling ! ! 3' xf ' Look out! Here comes Clay! A 5 - MY secret is Pond's 7-Day Beauty Plan. 36-24-36 Hike!! Shake a tail Feather .... Stone There's Borax in new Fab! Can Ikeep her? ,Zf E ,.,, 9 ,ff g5+,,,, - M My next selection will be Tschaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1, in B flat minor. l24 f H H V lt's Been a Hard Day's Night We're off to see the Wizard . . 9' mf-I fp in W...-f ,aa i f gf' Q -1, m X 35 x a X . , ,BWI G if Q' Q ATHLETICS 10 FIRST ROW: Mickey Rhyne, Larry Holcomb, Farrell Mauldin, Dennis Dotson, Benny Brown, Danny ROW: Meredith Scruggs, Reade Jolliff, Barry Fisher, Tony Chaney, Robert Orren, Danny Ellington, THIRD ROW: Andy Gregory, Steve Wilhelm, Barry Walden, Warren Garrett, Randy Moore, Tommy , laws Varsity Head Coach: Ray Shelton. Assistant Coaches: Dave Smith, Frank Derikart. 2 N...-f' ,-,,,, J if g H-:arf V ' ka 4' SJ L' Co-Captains Barry Farmer Charles Orren ' Conard, Wayne Barr, Gary England, Danny Atkins. SECOND Mike Bivens, Mike Feimster, Charles Orren, James Williams. Tate, Barry Farmer, Wayne Cagle. as M .W ,S ,wmfs Football yy Managers Eddie McSwain Billy London Mlckey Rhyne ABOVE Tony Chaney LEFT Tommy Tate 4 l Barry Farmer Larry Holcomb Mlke Felmster Wayne Barr Charles Orren Farrell Mauldin MM ABOV PI: Buddy Spain R IG HT: Jimmy I-'sinister wwuwl.-fm Stove Wilhelm Barry Fisher 1 if i v bw 1 4. 1' X N ..5'. 34,1 Danny Ellington lm. R I Randy Muon' 3 . xb -v,...'-EY N H llurry Wnldm-n Andy G1'4-gory 5, '41 -Qu B4-niiy Brown Mxke BIVGHS Wayne Cagle fi f 1 A I , 'M p f . 51 ' ' f'!? ' ! X ffi 'P,MMf' iv 5 , 3' W , - 1 , ' Z ,,4, , V 3, V V ' ' Aw, '7'? A: ,' ' f ' M f 5 g?gafg47gM 'fzi43?' , f g1Lx,f.?f1f1?g?iffgwW L H , , ,,f, , , , Vg . ,, 1 nm, ,V App ,,,,fr7fM--,,Vg!qV,yf4zv,!W Robert Orren 130 Boys' Varsit Basketball ,sa mt 2 A If L A76 rg rl' J! F Co-captains: Tom Abernethy, Eddie Featherstone Coach: John Toppy Hayes Statistician: Pat Hunterg Manager: Michael Van Vynckt. FIRST ROW: Lee Clarke, Tom Abernethy, Frankie Elmore, Steve Davis. SECOND ROW: Eddie Featherstone, Randy Moore, Steve Barkley, Ray Duncan, Gary Edwards, Frank Dellinger, Mike Bumgardner, Phil Robinson, Tommy Tate, Steve Wilhelm, Tony Chaney. Tommy Abernethy Steve Barkley Eddie Featherstone y fi lk la: , 1 , K V Y X .Lx- -. 1 - W :sl Es! 1' Gary Edwards Ray Duncan Tony Chaney Steve Wilhelm Phil Robinson 132 Mike Bumgardner 1 1 f K M ,Q -5377 x gf L 6, Q K 'Ei HI , gl X ' ' X B in I XPP: , X ' XtXr.,1:Al ,.--, . V , K, 'EN C Frank Dellinger Randy Moore Tommy Tate Frank Elmore Steve Davis 133 Lee Clark Junior Varsity , 9 C +4 R H Utuhu g il ',', .v' eU 'g R aunt Us Y?- Mike Painter, Chuck Robinson, Frank Elmore, Lynn Price, Ronnie Collier, Phil Robinson, Steve Wilhelm, Joe Costner, Dean Sellers, Steve Davis. Coach: Frank Derikart l Girls' Varsit Basketball ,F ,gg 5 w :L 1 ,X Co-captains: Brenda Reddick and Jan Underwood Coach: David Starrett Managers: Jane Fite, Kay Stalvey FIRST ROW: Nancy Loudermilk, Cynthia Leonard, Linda Jo Lancaster, Gladys Carnes, Carole Wilson. SECOND ROW: Shelia Beaty, Craig Brice, Janet Lorance, Martha Jones, Sharon Kennedy, Sandy Storey, Brenda Reddick, Jan Underwood, Debbie Cortner, Clay Breeland. 135 Cynthia Leonard Brenda Reddick Debbie Cortner fq ,, , J at 4310 Q- R' O ,1 1 x I iii: A 7'-i4P i'1:!fI! Q' ,Q- 1 Nancy Loudermilk Clay Breeland Sandra Storey Jan Underwood 136 T 0, NL f Jlulf ' 4 'Ti 'S-w'!K53'w'!, Carole Wilson Sharon Kennedy Martha Jones 227 5 ,I fi? Craig Brice Janet Lorance X Gladys Carnes N Linda Lancaster Sheila Beaty 137 Basketball Snaps W, Rdmlik few, , Z' AW Epilogue With the ending of the year, Memories rise to the surface- Memories both sad and funny. The ball games where everyone screamed Until hoarse- The big wins, the heart breaking losses, The parties that were carefully planned- The ones that just happened, Unforgettable, embarrassing moments Both in class and out, The exams that were dreaded for weeks- Everyone somehow lived through, The grades that made you proud- The ones that made you miserable, Sophomores, juniors, and seniors alike Became as one To share these moments of High school life. The day that deep voice called you To the office, The time you had nerve enough to skip, The terror of getting caught, Teachers you will never forget- The few you would like to, Shindigs, senior rings, and plays Junior-Senior, Graduation. 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