Blue Ridge School for Boys - Blue Ridgian Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

ICON 19 67 CHRIS DREW Editor STEVE WESLEY Business Manager BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATION TRUSTEES f. ADMINISTRATION U FACULTY STAFF STUDENT LIFE 14 CAMPUS ACTION STUDENTS SENIORS oo JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 60 BASKETBALL MINOR SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF 90 STUDENT GOVERNMENT CLUBS H«nrierson County Public Library Hendersonville, N. C, 86-10 11 39 3 DEDICA TION To the man, who in his years of tire¬ less service to our school, has been instrumental in making Blue Ridge School the fine institution it is today. This year’s annual staff wishes to ded¬ icate the 1967 ICON to our devoted headmaster, Mr. Joseph E. Singletary BOARD OF TRUSTEES John M. Preston James W. Duff C. G. Gunter Vice-Chairman Dr. 1. A. Owings VV. P. Buyck J. E. Singletary Sec.-Treas. Not Pictured W. H. Morrison Henry B. Simpson Rev. Walter O. Roberts Mrs. R. E. Ebert Herbert A. Meyer ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH E. SINGLETARY HEADMASTER A.B. Davidson College; A.M. University of Virginia. E ach time I observe a rainbow I am impressed anew with the amazing fact that those seven colors of light combine to form ordinary sunlight, which has no color at all. In a similar way I like to think of the school as composed of students and teachers of varying talents, aptitudes, and abilities, each in his own way making a distinctive contribution toward formation of an effective unit. If each contributes accord¬ ing to his ability, everyone involved can take pride in the result, and the school as a whole becomes some¬ thing greater than the sum of its parts, an institution of which each will always consider himself a part because he has given to it a part of himself. Blue Ridge wishes to foster the wholesome discipline which leads each one to give his maximum effort and thus experience maximum development. Mr. Singletary JOHN M. PRESTON DEAN University of North Carolina; Clemson University; A.B. Wofford College. In his Inaugural Address President Kennedy said, Ask not what your country can do for you—Ask what you can do for your country.” At a time when the seniors of Blue Ridge School go on to advance themselves through various en¬ deavors, this statement would be well remembered. Ask yourselves what have I accomplished? What have I con¬ tributed? How have I improved myself and the world around me? Strive always to come up with a positive answer never a negative answer to these questions. Strive to be men that your parents, your school, your country, and mostly your¬ selves, can be proud of. Mr. Preston ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CAREY A. CLARK (Lt. Col. USA-Ret.) Mathematics B.S. Auburn University; University of Florida. WILLIAM E. DOLSON Psychology English Economics A.B. Wofford College 10 FACULTY SARAH E. HYSONG Librarian A.B. Michigan State University; Women’s College University of North Carolina. PHILIP L. PRESTON Creative Writing Theology English A.B. Wofford College 11 FACULTY WILLIAM T. TURK Foreign Languages A.B. University of Georgia; Columbia University; University of Tennessee University of Alabama 12 STAFF The Cooks MRS. LOUISE GARREN housemother and dietitian MR. LATT FRISBEE Maintenance 13 HiEltSS V. ; hH| jjrv a ML ,jj � rf- J jjFw ml j - - £ i v ' fc$ ; rv f , I ■Wii Bn- � ■ i i The members of the 1967 ICON staff wish to include a 12 page photographic account of the familiar sights so much a part of daily life at Blue Ridge. So. 16 18 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 W ' ,gi ■ : � y! v . i i M .7„ ' !V jfe “2 tVS ral Hfge mi Id TflDC SECOND ruun I Uru as iiifivi . «st w rsstf frs « tit son • soietm w sou ' .:, ' A 30 SENIORS SENIORS LOUIS H. ASBURY, III Charlotte, N.C. 3,4 Track 3; Store Manager 3,4; Student Council 4 (65-66); Student body Treasurer (65-66) Library Club President 3,4 (65-66); Annual Staff 3,4: Editor 4 (65-66). 32 JOHN J. CAHILL, II Norfolk, Va, 4 Newspaper Staff 4. 1967 HARVEY E. CORN, JR. Skyland, N.C. 4 Track 4. 33 CHRISTOPHER G. DREW Winston Salem, N.C. 3,4 Honor Council 3; President 4; Dance Committee 3; Chairman 4; Class President 3; Student Body Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Student Council Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Annual Staff Editor 4. 1967 GEORGE H. EVERETT Virginia Beach, Va. 3,4 Football Best Defense 4; Basketball 3; Co-captain 4; Track 3; Student Body Treasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer 4. 34 SENIORS j { JOHN W. A. HOLDEN Holden Beach, N.C. 4 Football Best Offense 4; Basketball 4 ; Track 4; Honor Council 4. 35 1967 JOHN B. KINNEY McKeesport, Penn. 3,4 Football 3; Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Handball 3; Proctor 4; Honor Council 4; Student Council President 4; Student Body President 4; Dance Committee 3,4. 36 SENIORS 37 SENIORS JULIAN P. REYNOLDS Virginia Beach, Va. 3,4 Football 4; Baseball 4; Proctor 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Student Body Secretary 4; Basketball Man¬ ager 4. JULIEN D. ROPER Six Mule, S.C. 4 Football 4; Basketball 4. 38 JOHN E. RUSS, JR. Burgaw, N.C. 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Dance Committee 1. 1967 ROBERT W. TURNER Adrian, Mich. 4 Football 4; Soccer 4; Track 4; Base¬ ball 4. 39 SENIORS STEPHEN D. WESLEY Winston Salem, N.C. 4 Soccer 4; Track 4 (65-66); Honor Council 4; Annual Staff 4; News¬ paper Staff Editor 4. WILLIAM B. WOODARD Kingsport, Tenn. 4 Football Most Improved 4; Soccer 4; Baseball 4; Track 4. IN CONCLUSION The class of 1967, confronted with new duties and responsi¬ bilities, was charged with setting an example for underclassmen and carrying on the traditions of our school. Concentrating their efforts during the final year of preparation, the seniors readied themselves for the important transition to college life. , . These young men shall leave Blue Ridge and enter a waiting world, which they shall view with that mature insight gained only through knowledge. With the class of 1967 goes the burden that accompanies priviledge and the satisfaction brought by true accomplishment. 41 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WOODARD leaves his card playing abilities to BARBERY CAHILL leaves his laissez-faire capitalism to DUD WESLEY leaves his newspaper editorship to LYNCH REYNOLDS leaves his nothing to everybody ROPER leaves his pictures to HOLLINGSWORTH REA leaves his Spanish grades to GRASSHOPPER ALSUP leaves his sheepskin vest to PEEPLES DREW leaves his dating ability to BOHMER RUSS leaves his drumsticks to SHERYL PACE leaves his VW to EGG TURNER leaves his conceit to QUILEZ YARBOROUGH leaves his glue to HAYES KINNEY leaves his nose-guard to BRADDISH EVERETT leaves his HASCIENDA to the hell-raisers CORN leaves his track shoes to MOLL SENIOR SUPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST Bob Rea BEST DRESSED Johnny Russ BEST PERSONALITY Chris Drew 43 MOST ATHLETIC Jack Kinney BEST LOOKING Julien Roper MOST POPULAR Steve Wesley SENIOR SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Steve Wesley BEST ALL AROUND Bill Woodard POST GRADUATES HARRY K. BLACKWELL Hendersonville, N.C. Football 4. JESSE L. HUGGINS Hendersonville, N.C. Football Most Valuable 4; Basketball 4. STEPHEN T. GRAGG Arden, N.C. Soccer 4; Baseball 4. ZEBULON B. CABE Hendersonville, N.C. RAYMOND D. TRAVIS Arden, N.C. Basketball 4; Baseball 4. 45 (self-explanatory) A KKK meeting at Blue Ridge? DUD the STUD 46 The Saturday night Hasty Tasty Time Tunnel Club JUNIORS JUNIORS BARNEY BARBERY CHRIS BOHMER JOHN BRADISH FRED COATES WILLIAM DAVIS CHUCK DOLAN 48 1 9 6 8 HANK EDMONDSON BOB ELLIS DON GROCE MIKE HAINES 49 JUNIORS TOM HOLLINGSWORTH DAVID JEKA PAUL JETER ED LYNCH KEN MESSICK 50 Henderson County Public Libiary Hendersonville, N. C. 1968 W SHi ' . TONY QUILEZ HARLAN SPARROW 1968 PONG TECHAMATHAVORN JIM TILLMAN BUNNY WOMACK BOB YEARGIN 52 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES JAY BENJAMIN VAN COVINGTON RICKY HAYES MARK HELES GATES MEADOWS 54 JIM MILLS CHRIS SHERYL 9 6 9 MIKE STEWART SKIP TILLER 55 You would think they could at least afford a lawnmower. MOUSEKETEER? You are right, Wayne. This food’s pretty bad. 56 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN BILL FALLIN HARLEY MANGUM JACK MORGAN 58 JOE ROBERTS TOMMY TUCKER 59 0 to C5 H t 11- ' 3 H FOOTBALL First Row, Left to Right: Julien Roper, Chuck Dolan, Jack Morgan, Bill Fallin, Harlan Spa rrow, Bob Turner, Al Holden. Second Row: Harry Blackwell, Butch Reynolds, Jay Benjamin, Jack Kinney, Paul Jeter, Skip Tiller. Third Row: Hardy Everett, John Huggins, Bill Woodard, David Jeka, Van Covington, Harley, Barney Barbery. Although the Bucks only compiled a 2-8 record against very stiff competition, they showed exceptional team work and desire to win throughout the season. This in itself makes a great team. The season opened with a win against Spar¬ tanburg Country Day, 20-13, and three losses to Hot Springs, Polk Central, and Chesnee. The Cane River game was our second win, 28-6, followed by losses to Charlotte Country Day, Christ School, and a hard fought battle with Patterson School, 14-13, to end the season. BR OPP 20 SPARTANBURG 13 0 HOT SPRINGS 6 21 POLK CENTRAL 53 27 CHESNEE 58 28 CANE RIVER 6 6 CHARLOTTE 40 13 CHRIST SCHOOL 39 13 PATTERSON 14 62 Pre-season practice proved strenuous for the Blue Ridge football players. 63 Captain Jack Kinney Senior Quarterback John Huggins Senior Center Bob Turner Senior Halfback 64 Bill Woodard Senior Halfback Harry Blackwell Senior Fullback A1 Holden Senior Halfback game. Pre-game prayer. Julien Roper Senior End Hardy Everett Senior Tackle Butch Reynolds Senior End 65 Chuck Dolan Junior Guard Paul Jeter Junior Halfback The Bucks surround a Polk Central man. Blackwell runs around the end to avoid a Polk Central player. David Jeka Junior Tackle Barney Barbery Junior End 66 Jay Benjamin Sophomore Guard Skip Tiller Sophomore End Van Covington Sophomore Tackle Harlan Sparrow Junior Center The cheerleaders cheer the team on. Jack Morgan Freshman Tackle 67 Kinney runs around the end to gain yardage on Christ School 68 Blue Ridge Football awards: Bill Woodard, Most Improved; A1 Holden, Best Offense; Hardy Everett, Best Defense; Paul Jeter, Most Improved; John Huggins, Most Valuable. BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Raymond Travis, Johnny Russ, Jay Benjamin, Larry Price, Julien Roper, John Huggins, Jack Kinney. Kneeling; co-captains Hardy Everett and A1 Holden. Coach Fletcher gives the team a pep talk during a half time. Benjamin shoots at Hot Springs. BR OPP 44 Christ School 83 53 Hot Springs 61 39 Asheville Catholic 62 57 Patterson School 49 50 Asheville Catholic 40 43 Ben Lippen 34 45 Patterson School 39 96 Hot Springs 38 48 Christ School 66 63 Ben Pippen 32 Kinney makes a spectacular drive against Ben Lippen. The 1967 Blue Ridge Basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Wayne Fletcher and co-cap¬ tains A1 Holden and Hardy Everett, compiled a 6-4 season record. This record is the result of a complete team effort with Julien Roper holding the scoring honors with an average of 14.9 points a game. 70 A1 Holden Senior Guard Jack Kinney Senior Guard John Huggins Senior Forward Holden adds points from the foul line. Everett springs for the ball at the start of the game with Asheville Catholic. Roper shoots from the side with usual form. Everett fights for another rebound. • 1ft Johnny Russ , ,, Senior Guard Roper runs the score up at Asheville Catholic. Huggins snags a rebound at the Hot Springs game. Hardy Everett Senior Center 72 An outstanding score for the Bucks. Julien Roper Senior Guard Andrew Popivchak Junior Forward Kinney shoots over a Hot Springs player. Two more points on the scoreboard for the Bucks! Everett stuffs points in at Asheville Catholic. Jay Benjamin Sophomore Forward 73 J.V. BASKETBALL Standing, Left to Right: Mike Stewart, William Davis, Gates Meadows, Mike Haines. Kneeling, Left to Right: Chris Sheryl, Jack Morgan, Skip Tiller, Vince Peeples, Ed Lynch. Vince Peeples Junior Guard Mike Haines Junior Forward Mike Stewart 74 Sophomore Forward Ed Lynch Junior Guard Skip Tiller Sophomore Guard SOCCER Standing, Left to Right: Mo Yarborough, Manager; Harley Mangum, Manager; Paul Jeter, Mark Heles, Steve Wesley, Ricky Hayes, K. C. Messick, Harland Sparrow, Hank Edmondson, Pong Techamathavorn, Lester Alsup, Tommy Tucker, Don Groce, Randy Roddenberry. Kneeling, Left to Right: Tom Hollingsworth, Chris Bohmer, Jim Mills, Bill Revell, Bob Rea, Tony Quilez, Bob Turner, Bill Woodard. The Blue Ridge Soccer team had one of the best seasons in the history of the school this year. Behind the coaching of Mr. Buck Preston the team beat Christ School 5 to 3 and also tied them once. At the end of the season Bill Revell was the high scorer with 3 goals. 75 Sparrow takes a goalie kick. Hayes throws the ball in. Coach Preston discusses tactics at Christ School. 76 Bob Turner Senior Halfba ck Bob Rea Senior Outside Bill Revell Senior Forward Bill Woodard Senior Outside Bob Turner runs through an Asheville School player. Harland Sparrow Junior Goalie Rea moves the ball into scoring posi¬ tion. Tony Quilez Junior Inside 77 Chris Bohmer Junior Halfback Ricky Hayes Sophomore Halfback Jim Mills Sophomore Fullback Wesley steals the ball from a Christ School Player. Quilez moves the ball down the field. Turner saves a kick from our goal. TRACK Left to Right: A1 Holden, Jack Kinney, Hardy Everett, Butch Reynolds, Barney Barbery, William Davis, David Jeka, Pong Techamathavom, Mark Heles, Bob Turner, Jim Tillman, Paul Jeter, K. C. Messick, Everett Com. The track team began practice early in March under the coaching of Mr. Dolson with hopes of having a successful season although they were competing with larger teams. Reynolds runs laps in practice. 79 David Jeka William Davis 80 BASEBALL Left to Right: Jim Mills, A1 Holden, Barney Barbery, Bob Turner, Jack Kinney, Skip Tiller, Gates Meadows, Raymond Travis, Harley Mangum, Jim Sterling, Lester Alsup, Everett Corn, Jay Benjamin. The 1967 Baseball team is looking forward to a great season with a strong team. Returning from last year are Jack Kinney, Barney Barbery, and Harland Sparrow. SCHEDULE Spartanburg Ben Lippen Christ School Charlotte Spartanburg Ben Lippen Charlotte Christ School 81 Al Holden Lester Alsup Catcher Jack Kinney Second Base Woodard connects in batting prac¬ tice. 82 Barney Barbery Pitcher Jim Mills Third Base Harley Mangum Pitcher BOMBS AWAY! ! ! This way the buttons don’t get crushed. 83 CHEERLEADERS Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Fletcher, Advisor; Karen Mc- Graw, Deitra Blythe, Martha McCoy, Betty Padgett, Criss Page; Kneeling: Julie McCoy and Gail Whitley, Captains. Taking time out from local highschool activities, our cheerleaders helped to boost school spirit of both students and teams at football and basketball games. 84 The Lattcave Hurry up, Vivianl 85 ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right: Louis Ashbury, Bob Rea, Steve Wesley, Chris Drew, Hank Edmondson, Fred Coates. Chris Drew Editor-in-Chief Steve Wesley Business Manager Bob Rea Sports Editor 88 Louis Asbury Fred Coates Photography Photography Hank Edmondson The annual staff has worked throughout the year compiling this record of our school’s progress. Often long and sundry complications made our job difficult. However, a feeling of accom¬ plishment was left with all concerned. We give you, for the pleasures of memory, the 1967 ICON. The new photographic equipment. When time ran out long hours were spent at work. 89 HONOR COUNCIL Left to Right: Butch Reynolds, Jack Kinney, Chris Drew, Pres.; Fred Coates. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Bob Ellis, Junior Class Rep.; Skip Tiller, Sophomore Class Pres.; Butch Reynolds, Sec.; Jack Kinney, Senior Class Pres.; Chris Drew, Senior Class V. Pres.; Hardy Everett, Treas. 90 DANCE COMMITTEE Front: Chris Drew, Chairman; Left to Right: Vince Peeples, Jack Kinney, Barney Barbery, Bunny Womack, Harlan Sparrow, Jim Mills, Bob Rea. NEWSPAPER STAFF Left to Right: K. C. Messick, Bob Rea, Bob Ellis, Gates Meadows, John Cahill, Ed Lynch, Steve Wesley, Editor. 91 BUNNY AND THE WILD HAIRS Left to Right: Bunny Womack, Organ; Chris Drew, Vocal; Mike Stewart, Bass Guitar; Johnny Russ, Drums; Raymond Travis, Lead Guitar; Van Covington, Vocal. I A little soul session at the CANTEEN HEY JOE! The CANTEEN 92 The Saddle Club SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Ross C. Anderson Richmond, Va. 1 Baseball Manager Randolf F. Roddenberry Camden, S.C. 3 Soccer; Baseball; Track Andrew Popivchak Charleston, S.C. 3 Basketball; Baseball Henry L. Harrisson Greenville, S.C. 2 James W. Sterling Greenville, S.C. 2 Baseball 93 He’ll get burnt and burnt bad, by golly! Hey! We owe Paragon Press $5000; not $500! 94 STUDENT DIRECTOR Y Lester Alsup White Oak Road, Arden, N.C. Ross Anderson 3905 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Louis Asbury 156 Huntley Place, Charlotte, N.C. Barney Barbery Post Office Box 673, Laurens, S.C. Jay Benjamin 3328 Oak Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Chris Bohmer 1146 Lane Allan Road, Lexington, Ky. John Bradish 3 Sundown Lane, Greenville, S.C. John Cahill 1506 Hanover Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Fred Coates 610 Parkway Boulevard, Reidsville, N.C. Everett Com Route 1, Arden, N.C. Van Covington 911 Forresthill Drive, Greensboro, N.C. William Davis 123 Seminole Drive, Greenville, S.C. Chuck Dolan 1519 Burningtree Street, Charleston, S.C. Chris Drew 3010 University Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. Hank Edmondson 2549 Pinewood Road, Gastonia, N.C. Hardy Everette 4320 Ben Gunn Road, Virginia Beach, Va. Bill Fallin 4765 Millbrook Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Steve Gragg Oak Park, Arden, N.C. Don Groce 23 Buist Avenue, Greenville, S.C. Mike Haines 126 Floyd Street, South Bend, Ind. Hank Harrison 22 West Hillcrest Drive, Greenville, S.C. Rick Hayes 308 Lakeside Drive, Garner, N.C. Mark Heles 1206 Brotherhood Drive, Beaufort, S.C. A1 Holden Holden Beach, Supply, N.C. Tom Hollingsworth 812 Berry Avenue, Valdese, N.C. John Huggins Post Office Box 178, Mountain Home, N.C. David Jeka 302 157th Street, Calumet City, Ill. Paul Jeter Post Office Box 74, Flat Rock, N.C. Dean Justice 612 White Pine Drive, Hendersonville, N.C. Jack Kinney 1315 Monongahela Boulevard, McKeesport, ra. Ed Lynch Post Office Box 506, Mars Hill, N. C. Harley Mangum 3 Round Oak, Asheville, N.C. John Martin 1005 Fassifern Court, Hendersonville, N.C. K. C. Messick 915 North Washington Street, Shelby, N.C. Jim Mills 3501 Mountain Lane, Birmingham, Ala. Mike Moll 3303 Flayde Avenue, Lumberton, N.C. Gates Meadows Route 2, Ridge Springs, S.C. Gary Pace Route 1 Box 175, Flat Rock, N.C. Vince Peeples 290 Alexander Street, Spartanburg, S.C. Drew Popivchak 2645 Ridgewood Avenue, Charleston, S.C. Larry Price 106 6th Street, Radford, Va. Tony Quilez General Patton 2224, Santurce, Puerto Rico Bob Rea 1934 Limetree Lane, Mountain View, Calif. Bill Revell Heffmeyer Road, Florence, S.C. Butch Reynolds 4312 Ben Gunn Road, Virginia Beach, Va. Joe Roberts 105 Holly Avenue, Severna Park, Md. Randy Roddenberry Route 3 Springdale Drive, Camden, S.C. Julien Roper Six Mile, S.C. John Russ Fremont Street, Burgaw, N.C. Chris Sheryl 4201 Wievca Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Harland Sparrow Ebenezer Road Route 2, Florence, S.C. Jim Sterling 225 Meyers Drive, Greenville, S.C. Mike Stewart 11 Lynwood Road, Asheville, N.C. Pang Pong Techamatavorn 9-13 Oriental Avenue, Bangkok, Thailand Skip Tiller Mayesville, S.C. Jim Tillman Post Office Box 475, Balboa, Canal Zone Raymond Travis 123 Oak Terrace, Arden, N.C. Tommy Tucker 113 Camellia Road, New Bern, N.C. Bob Turner 3903 East Charleston Road, Adrian, Mich. Steve Wesley Route 7 Twin Oaks Drive, Winston-oalem, N.C. Bunny Womack 2121 Washington Road, Spartanburg, S.C. Bill Woodard 1500 Dobyns Road, Kingsport, Tenn. Mo Yarborough 611 Miller Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. Bob Yeargin 149 Pleasant Ridge, Greenville, S.C. 95 mill a V ' ‘ . V. WBSi ft r ' • ..- •• - •-•- :- i • ' 3a . •■ ' ■ . r - ' ' V- ' • ' u ' - ' Ut£ ' i A . a ' ' ;, - = : r ' Z MX ' 4 ® M : || ■sjrff m ft BLUE RIDGE CLEANERS OF HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. THE FAMOUS SKYLAND BARBER SHOP HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. THE SPORTSMAN 133 4th AVE. W. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE” COMPLIMENTS OF HENDERSONVILLE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF COX BROTHERS STORE ARCADE BARBER SHOP COMMUNITY CASH 305 S. MAIN STREET HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. |S CREDIT JEWELERS — � 411N.MAIN ST. CAHENDERSONVILLE TELEPHONE OXFORD 3-6327 DIAMONDS — WATCHES — SILVERWARE COMPLIMENTS OF BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BECK BROS. PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 231 NORTH MAIN STREET Hendersonville. N. C. 28739 ■ • -■ sTv. rigby-mcrrcw company, inc. dumber - iBuilDen ’ Supplies - Mill OYorL Fourth Ave. East - Phone 693-3428 - P.O. Box 2210 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. 98 COMPLIMENTS OF DEAVER’S CAB COMPANY DIAL OX 3-3131 _E= lf A r jrrT- c Otft S9IS C S 0 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. 2 8 7 3 9 HOTEL HENDERSONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MORROW INSURANCE AGENCY INC. SAM PADGETT PRESIDENT NORTHWESTERN BUILDING HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL STEAK HOUSE FAMOUS FOR STEAKS AND SALADS PHONE 684-6313 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 COLLIN’S FLORIST PHONE 692-4233 COMPLIMENTS OF SINCLAIR OFFICE SUPPLY FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK 245 NORTH MAIN ST. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BARBER’S CAMERA - CARDS SHOP KODAK DEALERS FOR OVER 70 YEARS HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. SOUTHERLAND INSURANCE REALTY COMPANY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. FROM A FR IEND COMPLIMENTS OF F.W.WOOLWORTH „ Leona ' s 99 Progress Is Our Most Important Product GENERAL ELECTRIC OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Reddy To Rock Reddy Kilowatt never misses a party, n fact, without him, things would be pret¬ ty dull. Think of it: no stereos, televisions, electric guitars or ice cubes. Thanks to Reddy there are over 160 flameless electric servants that make modern living comfortable, economical and fun. When you have a home of your own, there will probably be even more. 100 COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWESTERN BANK HENDERSONVILLE Meet At BROCKS OF HENDERSONVILLE FOR A DELICIOUS SANDWICH AND SHAKE “YOU EAT WITH A SPOON” Bob and Bud Brock Welcome You to the Teenage Hangout Compliments Of BERKELEY MILLS A DIVISION OF KimberlqClark Corporation BALFOUR, NORTH CAROLINA 101 HOLDEN BEACH HURLEY HARRISON, INC. Cottages And Apartments For Family Reservations Write To P.O. Box 8516, Station A JOHN F.HOLDEN Greenville, S.C. Holden Beach North Carolina JACKSON FLOWER SHOP NATIONAL HYDRO-SPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 502 N. Main St. Phone: 693-4206 Hilton Head Island, S.C. Exploring Man’s Future - The Ocean EMORY’S DAD LAD SHOP 1st FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION PACE HEATING PLUMBING CO. of Hendersonville EARL E. PENNEY INSUR ANCE Branch Offices Fletcher, N.C. Marion, N.C. THOMAS SHEPHERD SON FUNERAL HOME DANIEL’S FURNITURE CO. 300 North Main Member THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Phone 693-5277 Hendersonville SHERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of SUTHERLAND INSURANCE REALTY CO. DEWEY - PARKER - Jeweler 102 Hendersonville, N.C. Best Wishes From THE BENJAMIN FAMILY HUB DRIVE IN Church St. Lauren, S.C. WESLEY’S INC. WINSTON-SALEM N.C. Pizza, Sandwiches Short Orders or- c =yef 1 BUILD BETTER WITH ETOWAH Martin Heating Company 307 NORTH CHURCH STREET HENDERSONVILLE. N. C. LENNOX The Moland-Drysdale 1635 41 Asheville Hwy., Hendersonville, N. C. Phone 693-6561 HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING McCARLEY CO., INC. RICHARDSON’S FUEL SUPPLY INVESTMENT SECURITIES Jim Marshall, Reg. Repr. F irst Federal Building Hendersonville, N.C. CO., INC. 1628 5th Ave. W. Hendersonville, N.C. 50 YEARS SERVICE 103 COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of 4 Hall Street Post Office Box 7067 WIL JO’S Phone 252-5656 or 252-5657 200 State Street Ash vi 11 e North Carolina Calumet City, III. THE DUTCH INN of Hendersonville FROM A FRIEND SUPERIOR CLEANERS LAUNDRY Compliments of Since 1907 ROBOTYPER CORPORATION Hendersonville, N.C. Hendersonville Compliments of FLANAGAN PRINTING CO. TERRACE COURT MOTEL YOUNG’S SHOES Hendersonville, N.C. HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. TOWN OFFICE SUPPLY 595 N. Main WHO IS JOHN GALT? 104 Hendersonville, N.C. JOHN E. RUSS Compliments of Insurance Agency THE ANNUAL STAFF Burgaw, North Carolina INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE 1967 AUTOGRAPHS 105 30083 2548 __ 8 For Reference Not to be taken from this library