Charles D Owen High School - Black Swan / Skirmisher Yearbook (Black Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1967 volume:

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We hope that you view the 1967 WARHORSE with this in mind and that the year 1966-67 has a greater meaning for you. Introduction Classes Clubs Features Administrative Staff Sports Honors Senior Statistics Owen High, We ' re ever loyal to Thee, Owen High, We will be true. Our Alma Mater be ever cherished By all our sons and daughters too. We ' ll sing Thy praises; We ' ll cheer Thee onward bravely. Glad for each victory won. Oh, school forever glorious. All hail to Thee, oh Owen High. Alma Mater ’The Whole is Equal I 6 to the Sum of its Parts.” 7 A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring; Their shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largely sobers us again. X ' - ;5?kNnS. ' M‘ � j i 2 ?! • •v� i iis ' % Memories of the 1966 Prom ' The Whole is Greater rnmm dm Ik II Batman—oris it Bat-Pat?! The Commercialairs from the 1966 BUBBLE When it rains it pours TROUBLE than the Sum of its Parts.” The 1966 Warhorse Dedication Mr. Paul E. Johnson is uniquely symbolic of Owen High School, faculty and students alike. He shows this by his outstanding school spirit and his friendly attitude. Mr. Johnson is unique because of the special interest that makes learning an enjoyable process. The Seniors are proud to dedicate the 1967 WARHORSE to Mr. Johnson. This is our way of expressing our gratitude to him for helping us through our most important year. We will remember Mr. Johnson as more than ateacher, for he is also a friend. Mr. N. C. Shuford, first principal of Owen High School, served from 1955 to 1960. As a result of his foresight and careful planning, he was able to bring about the consolidation of Black Mounta in and Swannanoa High Schools. Mr. Shuford is still a resident of our commu¬ nity and takes an active part in its affairs. Between the years 1960 and 1966 Mr. Fred H. Martin served as principal of Owen High School. Much of his time and talents were spent in obtaining our membership in the Southern Association of Secondary Schools. We are much indebted to Mr. Martin for this and other actions he has taken for the advance¬ ment of our school and community. Mr. Charles A. Lytle PRINCIPAL Mr. T. C. Roberson The schools of Buncombe County are operated and reg¬ ulated under the direction of Mr. T. C. Roberson, county superintendent. Mr. Roberson cooperates with the county administration and our principal and faculty to reach deci¬ sions that will benefit the students. Ralph Smith Swannanoa Elementary J. W. Owen Black Mountain Elementary L. T. Keever Black Mountain Grammar School Office Personnel Helping our school to run smoothly are Mr. Hipps, Assist¬ ant Principal, Mr, Maynard, Treasurer and Mrs. Lewis, Sec¬ retary. 18 Mrs. Audrie Celley Miss Joan Connet I ! i I Mrs. Christine McClaren Mrs. Elouise Settle English Since English is our medium of communication, each student is required to take it. It is the English department ' s goal to teach us to communicate well, for no matter what we choose to do after we graduate, English will remain important to our success. Students are taught effective communication through four areas; reading, writing, speaking, and listening. These branch out to include such things as grammar, mechanics, and literature. This year the English department conducted a six-weeks concentrated study of reading with the help of the SHA Reading Laboratory. The positive results of this concentrated reading program showed themselves in the stu¬ dent ' s standardized test scores. Mrs. Barbara Harrell Mrs. Doris Fisher Mrs. Margaret McLarty Mrs. Martha Perley, Head Mrs. Melba Stafford 19 Mrs. Mary Tallent Science Mrs. Francis Davis In the laboratories and classes of the sci¬ ence department, students are able to Study the many facets of scientific knowledge through phys¬ ical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Since the study of living things is important to a better understanding of ourselves, all sooh- omores are required to take biology. Mr. Robert Sluder Mr. Gary Carson Mr. John May, Head Miss Clara McCall Agriculture And Home Economics Agriculture prepares boys for vocations related to that subject. In this course students learn agricultural occupation, science and mechanics. They also learn about horticulture, farm machinery and equipment, and the basic principles of shop. Home Economics prepares girls for their future roles as wives and mothers. Through Home Economics, students have an opportunity to learn cookiiig and sewing principles, child care, interior decorating, and household economics. Miss Vera Price 20 Social Studies Mr. Ronald Brooks Mr. Paul Moore Mrs. Faye Bell The history department is intent on preparing students for their role as citizens of tomorrow. Through economics and sociology, world geography, U. S. history, world history, and civics, students learn more about what will be expected of them in keeping their heritage. Miss Rochelle Runyon Mr. Howard Bridges Business Commercial students at Owen are thoroughly prepared to enter the business world. A student who is taking a full business curriculum undergoes a rigorous program of typing, shorthand, bookkeep¬ ing, and general business. Along with this they gain knowledge of how to use efficiently modern office equipment through office practice. I I Mr. Paul Johnson Miss Nancy Wrenn, Head Miss Janice Murphy, Head Mr. Sterlyn Washburn 21 Foreign Language A two year program is offered to students taking Latin and French. Along with oral and written comprehension of the two languages, the French and Latin students are also taught the culture and customs of Rome and France. Miss Elizabeth Cole Mrs. Mary Freeman Mr. Richard Hipps Music The band and chorus provide students with the discipline that comes from a knowl¬ edge of music ' s funda¬ mentals. Under the direction of Mr. Hipps, both of these groups present a Christmas and Spring Concert. They also enter many other events which give them an oppor¬ tunity to perform in front of an audience. Mr. Glenn Maynard Distributive Education Distributive educa¬ tion prepares students for a career immedi¬ ately after graduation. It strives to promote business knowledge and skill, and includes training in retail, wholesale, and service distribution. Mrs. Patsy Woodcock Mr. James LeVine Physical Education Since keeping the body physically fit is as important as keeping the mind mentally stimu¬ lated, all freshmen are required to take physical education. Through physical education they learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports along with the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. 22 Mathematics The mathematics department has a curriculum that fits the needs of any high school student. Business math is offered to the commercial stu¬ dents who wish to enter the business world directly after graduation. College preparatory students follow the courses of Algebra One and Two, geometry, and advanced math. These courses prepare the stu¬ dents who wish to go on to college. Mrs, Gene Cantrell Mrs. Janice Capps 4 Mr. June Pratt Mr. Sam Whiteside Mr. Jimmy Lewis Driver Education Driver education students must spend a mini¬ mum of 30 hours in the classroom and 6 hours behind the wheel. Most students take driver edu¬ cation right before or when they reach sixteen, since driver education is a prerequisite for obtain¬ ing a driver ' s license before the age of eighteen. Mr. J. T. Davis Mr. William Rucker 23 Library A quiet, studious at¬ mosphere stimulates reading, studying, and research in the library. Because of the rapid expansion of our library, Mrs. Celley’s services have been added to help Mrs. Carr. Mrs, Margaret Carr Teacher Aid Mr. Lytle helps to take the overflow of work from the history teachers by composing, typing and grading tests. He has proven to be a valuable help in this department. Secretary Mrs. Lewis, the school secretary, takes care of the regular office routine. She has proved her efficiency by typing up reports, taking care of files and a number of other jobs that require a thorough knowledge of office practice. Mr. Webster Lytle Mrs. Margaret Lewis Miss Joan Hanlon Guidance Miss Hanlon is al¬ ways available to advise students on matters concerning courses, scholarships, tests, and colleges. This year it has been necessary to add Mrs. Settle to the guidance office to take care of the overflow of students seeking aid. I see. Oh Gee! 24 Lunchroom Staff Our Lunchroom is a non-profit organization that operates for the benefit of the students. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Deal, the lunchroom staff prepares daily a well-balanced meal that the students are able to obtain for a relatively small price. LUNCHROOM STAFF: Mrs. Deal (Dietician), Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Vess, Mrs. Searcy, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Trantham. Custodians The custodians take care of the enormous task of keeping our school clean so that we can work in it comfortably. They deserve a great deal of credit for the superb job that they do. Thank you Mr. Dotson, Mrs. Maddox and Mr. McMahan. 25 Coachman ROW ONE: (l.tor.) JohnShaw, Ronnie Trantham, Gail Ayers, Jean Gilliam, Janice Vess, Bill Laughter, ROW TWO: Stanley Gilliam, Ted Wingo, Roy Hall, Charles Clark, Harvey Davis, Danny Burrell, Forrest Creasman. ROW THREE: Bob McKinney, David Morris, Mitchell Beddingfield, James Bias, Jackie Wheeler, Jim Parton. The rush is on! 26 Classes Senior Class Officers: David Ivey, Treasurer; Dianne Gant, Secretary; Bob Hunter, Vice President; Mike Sobol, President. The Senior Class of 1967 GARY AIKEN MIKE ALLISON SUSAN ALLEN REGINA ALLMAN LARRY AMMONS MIKE ATKINS 28 WENDELL BEGLEY MARY BENEDICT MIKE BERRY JAMES BIAS ANITA BLEVINS MIKE BRACKETT 29 NED BRADLEY TED BRADLEY RONNIE BRANDON GLORIA BUCHANAN VICKIE BRIGHT MARTHA BRYAN GRAHAM BUCKNER GLORIA BURGESS HENRIETTA BRISCOE CAROLYN BURNETTE Senior Superlatives--Best All Around Pat Robertson and Mike Sobol 30 FRANK CABLE LINDA CAMPFIELD GARY CANTRELL JEANIE COLE TOM CRABTREE SHERLENE DALTON MIKE CONNER JANE CREASMAN MIKE DAVIDSON TONY CHANDLER GENE CLEMENTS 31 DORIS DAVIS HARVEY DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS MARY DeCHARM DELORES DODD LINDA DODD Senior Superlatives—Most Attractive Jane Douglas and David Ivey BILLY DeHART NINA DILLINGHAM JANE DOUGLAS BRENDA EDMONDS JIMMY EARLEY LINDA EDWARDS BETTY EVANS MARTHA FALLS 32 GLENDA FREEMAN STEVE GARLING WARREN FREEMAN ¥ ' ■ ANN GARNER ROBERT FULLER JEAN GILLIAM DIANNE GANT MARION GILMORE CASSANDRA GOOSEBY FRANCES GRAY LARRY GREENE JUDY GREENFIELD 33 ROY HALL CHARLES HAMBY BILL HAMILTON VICTORIA HAMILTON LINDA HAMILTON SANDRA HANEY TERRY HANEY JANE HARDIN Senior Superlatives--Most Athletic Sarah Horne and Ted Luckadoo 34 RICHARD HART PENNY HARVEY JUDY HENDLEY JOANNE HEMPHILL CAROLYN HENSLEY JUDY HOLLIFIELD SANDRA HOLLIFIELD BERNARD HOLLY SARAH HORNE BELINDA HOWIE RONNIE HOWIE BOB HUNTER 35 FRED IVEY JIM JONES PHIL JONES DAVID IVEY WALTER JONES Senior Superlatives--Most Dependable Nancy Burnette and Charles Smith JIMMY LAKEY DEBRA LATTA RAY KILBY CHIP KNIGHT PAT LECKEY TED LUCKADOO BILL LAUGHTER TOMMY LOGAN LINDA MASSEY DONNA MATTICE RONNIE LEWIS SARAH LOVELACE LINDA DALE MASSEY WILBERT LYTLE PHYLLIS McCLURE MIKE McELREATH EDDIE McGDsNIS BOB McKINNEY CHARLES McLARTY 37 CHARLES McPETERS JIMMY McPherson GERRY MELIN PEGGY METCALF GAIL MILLER DOUG MELTON w 1 GARY MEREDITH JAMES MOORE PAT MOORE Senior Superlatives—Friendliest Barbara Rhodes and Bob Hunter FRANK NANNEY DAVID MORRIS BARBARA NORTON HAZEL NESBITT 38 MARY LOU OATES jBs FREIDA OWENBY TOMMY OWENS OLLIE PACE JIM PARTON BETH PEELE BEVERLY PENLEY EDDIE PADGETT LINDA POLSON MARY POWLAS C, D, PRESSLEY BILL PUTiMAN 39 DAVID RAY ROMILTA RAY CHESTER QUINN MIKE RAYFIELD JIMMY QUINN DAVID REDMOND CLIFFORD REED JOHN REESE DAVID REYNOLDS DON RICHARDSON PAT ROBERTSON BARBARA RHODES Senior Superlatives--Most Studious Phyllis Willet and Frank Cable 40 SHERRY ROBERTSOJN GARY ROPER RITA ROBINSON LINDA RUNION BRENDA SETSER STEVE SHUFORD JOHN SHAW GENE SILVERS ANITA SHELTON ROGER SILVERS RAY SHOPE JUDY SLAGLE DALE SLAUGHTER CHARLES SMITH PATSY SMITH TED SMITH LINDA SNYPES MIKE SOBOL JIM STAKIAS GAIL STEVENS BEVERLY STEWART PHYLLIS STEPPE BARBARA SUMMEY DONNIE STEPPE SHIRLEY STONE SATOSHI TANAKA Senior Superlatives—Most Talented Teresa Tatham and Tom Crabtree 42 TERESA TATHAM DAVID TAYLOR SHIRLEY TWEED JOH NNY WATSON JAMES WALKER GLORIA WHITAKER ANN WATSON FRED WHITE CHARLES WILSON DONNA WILSON JERRY WILSON 43 JIMMY TURNER JANICE WATSON TED WINGO 44 P ry L nsfey Treasurer; Bruce Harris, Secretary; Lester Ballard, Vice President; Junior Class Alice Akers Barbara Allen Ernest Allen Johnny Allen Diane Allison Ricky Allred Ralph Anderson Gail Ayres Kaye Ayres Mike Baker Lester Ballard Clifford Barnette 45 Rhonda Bartlett Linda Bell Jerry Biddix Kathy Blanks Barbara Blizzard Danny Bolick Judy Bradley Sue Brank Claudette Bridges Terry Brigman Mary Elizabeth Briscoe Don Brooks Lynda Brooks Lynn Brooks Mary Lynn Brooks Robert Buchanan Sandra Buckner Bill Bullmer Susan Bumgarner Joyce Burgin Marcia Burgin Norma Burleson Larry Burnette Carolyn Burrell 46 Norma Jean Burress Frank Byrd Barbara Caldwell Larry Candler Ron Cape 11a Shiela Chandler Saundra Chapman Charles Clark Hayden Clark Bill Clements Ray Cockrell Sheila Cody Gary Cole Pat Conner Carolyn Cooper Barbara Creasman Dennis Creasman Dan Crook Vickie Crotts Debora Davis Linda Davis Carolyn Derreberry Ronald Dillingham Shirley Dillingham 47 Jim Doran Allen Eberhardt Caroline Erwin Linda Faulkner Larry Fitz Sandra Fisher Janet Fletcher Jo Ann Fore Kay Fowler Jack Gafford Roger Gardner Steve Gardner Neil Gilchrist Stanley Gilliam Danny Givens Mike Gladwin David Golden Bobby Goodman Mary Ann Gordon Joyce Gragg Brenda Greene Pat Greene Vincent Greene Johnnie Guthrie 48 Paul Gwaltney Jimmy Hall Norma Hall Bill Hamby Dorothy Hammond Ronnie Hamilton Ralph Hanson Eugene Harper Bruce Harris Louise Hart Ray Hart David Hensley Perry Hensley Carolyn Holbert Milton Hollifield Danny Hopson Dennis Hopson Marie Howard Lee Hudson David Hutchins Perry Inabinett Mark Ivey Tommy Jackson Gail Johnson 49 Joe Jones Mildred Jones Tom Jones Hugette Kilpatrik Pam Knupp Susie Lanning Eddie Lawing Carolyn Lewis Betty Love Steve Lytle Dean Marlowe Ginger Martin Dale McAllister Terry McCall Tommy McCool Vickie McIntosh Gary McMahan Wanda McMahan Debbie McMeans Choogie McSwain Mark Maddox Cheryl Melton Teresa Melton Wesley Melton 50 Larry Meredith Bobby Miller Booker Mitchell Patricia Mitchell James Moore Roy Moore Gary Morgan Gail Morris Paul Morrow Libby Moser David Nache Rosemary Nanney Tom Norby Gary O ' dell Ruth Orr Gay Osteen Vickie Osteen James Owensby Miran Pace Charles Padgett Janice Parker Stewart Parker Charles Patton Donald Penland 51 Jerry Penland Nancy Penland Claudia Penley Violet Phillips Judy Plemmons Barbara Pressley Larry Pressley Revonda Pressley Carolyn Pruett Cathy Purdy Roger Ray Janice Riddle Alexander Ripley Linda Roberson Brenda Roberts Charlie Roberts Linda Roberts Michael Roberts Lewis Robinson Elaine Robinson Freddy Robinson Dale Rogers Carol Rozell Kathy Rudisell 52 Patricia Sammons Harlan Sawyer Gary Shell Monelle Shell Glenn Shippy Geraldine Sizemore Don Smith Ronnie Sneed Don Solesby James Stephenson Alan Stepp Beverly Stevens John Stevens Linda Stokes John Stone Tommy Stroud Dean Stuck Melba Sullivan Shirley Taylor Ronnie Thrantham Kaye Turner Joe Tyson Scotti Uzzell Janice Vess 53 Ann Walker Pat Warren Carol Watkins Danny Webb Jack Wheeler Alma Whiteside Paul Whitson Alan Willet Pam Williams Billy Willis Bill Wilson James Wilson George Whittington Doug Wolfe Arnold Worley Walter Worley Tommy Wright Don Zeman Ronnie Zeman 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Gladwin, President; Terry Wright, Vice-President; Glenda Lee Secretary Cathy Rhodes, Treasurer Sophomore Class Don Allen Wayne Anderson Diana Angel Bunny Arnifield Ricky Averett Linda Axelson Linda Bailey Patty Baily Gary Ball Abby Ballard Alice Banks Linda Barker Bill Barnwell Jeany Bartlette Rick Baxter 55 Terry Beck Woody Beddinfield Brenda Belt Neal Bias Judith Benedict Elinor Blankenship James Blankenship James Brooks Louise Blevins Mike Bradley Mike Bright Charles Bullman Charles Burnette Michael Burnette Tommy Barrel Marguerite Cambron Leonard Carpenter Linda Carrol Gary Clark Gary Cody Gary Cole Jerry Coman Shelly Conners Carlton Conrad James Cook David Cook Alzada Corbitt Nathan Corbitt Wanda Cordell Bobby Corn 56 Conally Curtis Linda Cutherherson Johnny Davidson Doug Davis June Dempsey Linda Dempsey Lament Dillingham Terry Dillingham Allen Duvall Elaine Early Marshall Edwards Neil Faulk Douglas Fortune Patrica Fugate Marvin Freller Michael Gardner Lindsey Garland Walter Gee Beverly Genetti Jackie Gentry Steve Gladwin Richard Godfrey Herbert Grant Ronald Grant Debbie Gray Barbara Greene Cecil Greene Kathy Greene Ronald Greene Ferry Griffin 57 Harold Grogan Rosalie Guthrie Benney Hall Thomasine Hall Valarie Hamilton Susan Harris Margaret Hensley Terry Hensley Jo Ann Hill Marvin Hillman Emma Holly Richard Howard Karen Howell Sharon Howie Sue Hunnicutt J. R. Hutchins Joey Hyder Steve Jarrett Lorita Jenkins Ken Jolly Ken Kendall Carol Kuykendall Gary Kiser Ruth La Bonte Wanda Lewis Mike Lewis Barbara Lewis Mike Lemieux Terry Lee Glenda Lee 58 Jean Ledford Linda Lloyd Betty Logan Gwen Lominac Clifford Long Cathy Lynn Howard Lytle Melody Manson Mike Marler Sherry Marlowe Gary Mason Tommy Matthis Joe McCool Lee McCrain Kathy McCurry Nancy McDaniels Butch McElhaney Ina McIntosh Lon McMahan Mike McMahan Keith Miller Susan McMiilian Gail McMeans Gwen McMeans Carolyn Melin Shiela Melton Steve Miller Clifford Milton Mike Moody Jeff Morris 59 Ricky Mundy Sam Mundy George Nelon Francis Noel Jane Ogle Linda Orr Ken Owenby Rodney Padgett Brenda Parker Ronnie Parker Rodger Patton Gary Perkins Brenda Plemmons Howard Pope Dennis Pressley Fleet Profitt Wanda Pruett Ray Ramsey Brenda Rathburn Doug Ray Debbie Reed Linda Reese Mary Reese Will Reeves Barbara Reynolds Jerry Rhinehart Kathy Rhodes Robert Rhyner Joyce Rice Paula Rice 60 Mary Ella Robinson Ellen Roberts Gail Roberts Sam Roberson Tony Roberson Malona Robertson Nina Robertson Ruth Roberson Edward Rumfelt Beverly Runion Dale Sawyer Nancy Sawyer Linda Shepherd Danny Shook Robert Shook Shirley Silvers Tony Slagle Diane Smeltzer Arnold Smith Barry Smith Clara Smith Eric Snyder Diane Spencer Jill Spivey Gloria Sullins Phyllis Stuck Judy Stroupe John Stroud Sherry Strickland Don Stikeleather 61 Don Young Debra Wyatt Terry Wright Billy Wright Betty Wooten Wayne Williams George Williams Dennis Wilkins Margie Whiteside Harvey Whiteside Margie Whiteside Diana Wheeler Mechab Watkins Steve Warren Cathy Waldrup Jerry Vess Linda Trantham Grace Thomas Doris Thomas Virginia Taylor Judy Taylor You did what? 62 P ident; Marilyn Brown, Secretary; Kathy Ivey, Treasurer; Freshman Class Doug Allen Teresa Ammons Sarah Andrews Rebecca Armstrong Jerry Assessor Dick Ayers Martha Baldwin Tommy Bane Don Banks Robert Barnwell Judy Bartlett Willy Bartlett Brad Baxter Michael Begley Shirley Bias 63 I Tommy Bias Wayne Biggs Brenda Blankenship Tommy Bordner Susan Brackett Patty Bradley David Brandon Dennis Brigman Marilyn Brown Richard Brown Dale Bryson Danny Buchann Dennis Buchanan Terry Buckner Penny Bumgarner Patricia Burgess Barney Burgin Kathy Burgin Kay Burnette Bobbie Burris Kenneth Byas Ann Calloway Susan Campfield Michael Carson Yvon ne Carson Jimmy Chandler Kay Chandler Eddie Club Pat Chapin Brenda Clements 64 Dottie Cockran Mary Cockrell Paul Cody Don Collins Kathy Colquitt Avaleen Connor Linda Connor Cynthia Copeland Dale Cordell Don Cordell Chris Craig Debbie Craig Larry Craig Ted Crist Eddie Crowe Joey Cummings David Curtis Debra Davidson John Davidson William Davidson Betty Davis Doris Davis Ernestine Davis Steve Davis Mike Delvalle Kathy Dempsy Joe Dillingham Rufus Dillingham Riley Dodd Brenda Dotson 65 Tom Dunton Sharon Ellis Crysta English Linda Epley James Farmer Nancy Faulkner Mark Fender Sharon Fore Mike Franklin Darrel Franklin Barry Fussel Kenneth Gambrell Roger Gant David Gill Ginger Gill Ronnie Gilliam Robert Goldsby Billy Goodman Buster Gray Denise Greene Jackie Greene Karen Greene Christine Guffey Charles Gwaltney Ricky Hall Jill Hamilton Kenneth Hammon Burtis Hampton Beverly Harper Christine Harper 66 Dorene Harris Jerry Hart Teresa Harvey Don Haynes Helen Heath David Hensley Roberta Hensley Caroll Hipps Edward Hoffman Nancy Honeycutt Patsy Hopson Percy Howard Bill Hummer Gary Huntly Evelyn Inabinet Kathy Ivey Kennis Jammerson Candice Jonice Dean Jones Randy Jones Richard Jones Martha Jones Terry Kiser Mike Kitchen Dianne Kirkendahl Nancy Lackey Mary Lane Brenda Lewis Gary Lewis Larry Lewis I June Lunsford Alvin Lytle Evelina Lytle Pat Lytle Thomas Lytle Welhemina Lytle Danny Mackinturf Larry MacMahan Wanda Marlowe Dwane Martin Kathy Marx Gary Massey Steve Maynard Brenda McCallister John McCormic Gloria Mclnturff Susan McKenize Bobby Me Murray Beverly Medlin Ronnie Melin Anita Metcalf Judy Metcalf Debbie Miller Denise Milbee Georgenia Miller Sammy Miller Michael Moore Mike Moore Gary Morgan Irene Nelon 68 Bruce Morris June! Morris Jerry Morris John Morris Eddie Moseman Darleen Moyers Carl Mumpower Debra Mumpower Creed Muxwly Patsy Nelon Tommy Nicholes Larry Oates Phillip Ollverla Elaine Owenby Linda Owenby John Orr Loralne Owenby Bruce Owensby Phil Owensby SaxKlra Ow’nbey Elmer Padgell Jackie Padgett Linda Padgett Darlene Parks Ronald Patton Linda Penley Dan Petterson Robert Phillips Sandra Plemmons Bill Powlas 69 Doug Presnell Lynn Purdy Terry Purette Bruce Putnam Junior Quinn Dianne Rayfield Debbie Reed Patty Reed Kathy Reese Phil Reese Jim Revis Debra Rhymer Betty Rickman Betty Roberts Shirley Roberts Dianne Robertson Mary Rogers Peggy Rozzell Paul Runnion June Russell Kathy Senn Judy Shepherd Calvin Shipey Linda Shook Tommy Simpson Rhonda Singleton Darrel Slaughter Debra Smathers Betty Smith Bill Smith 70 I Faye Smith Molly Smith Nina Smith Roger Smith Kay Squires Leverne Stafford Carol Stepp Donnee Stepp Gail Stepp Burt Stone Robbie Stubbs Elizabeth Taylor David Terbyfill George Terbyfill Michelle Thomas Violet Thurston Brenda Trantham i Marilyn Trantham V Billy Turner Teresa Turner Mike Vess Teddy Vess Ronnie Waldrup Frank Walker Mary Walker Vernon Wall Gail Ward Mike Warlick Kathy Warren Doug Webb 71 McKinnley Wheller Bruce Whitaker Massey Whitesides Kay Willet Ricky Willett Hilary Williams J. C, Williams Teresa Williams Bill Wilson Kay Wilson Jimmy Wiseman Mike Wolfe It ' s gone! Really Ronnie? 72 Clubs Beta Club Second Slate Officers: Shelia Cody, Secretary; Alan Eberhart, President; Sandra Buckner, Treasurer; Carol Rozzell, Vice President; Paul Moore, Sponsor First Slate Officers: Mary Jo Beddingfield, Treasurer; Pat Robertson, Sec¬ retary; Bob Hunter, President; Nancy Burnette, Vice President One of the largest and most valuable clubs of our school, the Beta Club, works for the ideals of service and proper leadership in our citizens of tomorrow. The members render serv¬ ice to the student body. Requirements for membership in the Beta Club are solely qualitative. Members must have a ninety or above average and be ap¬ proved by faculty, Beta Club officers and our principal. 74 Initiation, slaves, conjugation, Ulys¬ ses, Latin Forum—all are familiar words to the members of the Junior Classical League. This club is estab¬ lished to promote student interest in the classical heritage of the Graeco- Roman civilization. In addition to interesting club pro¬ grams, an annual banquet is held in the spring. In March, members, accom¬ panied by their advisors, attend the State Junior Classical League Conven¬ tion at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. One or two of the mem¬ bers generally attend the National Con¬ vention held each summer. Officers; FIFIST ROW—Martha Bryan, Reporter; Sandra Buckner, Censor; Miss Elizabeth Cole, Sponsor; Gary Morgan, Quaestor. SECOND ROW—Jerry Biddix, Aidile; Mrs. Eloise Settle, Sponsor; Betty Love, Historian; Jimmy Stevenson, Consul. Junior Classical League 75 The Distributive Education Club at Owen serves to supplement instruction that the student receives in the class¬ room and on the job. Through many con¬ tests and activities DECA helps develop various capabilities among its mem¬ bers which help them acquire knowledge and attitudes of the occupational field of marketing and distribution. Officers; Mr. Maynard, Advisor; Frank Byrd, Treasurer; Sandra Haney, Sec¬ retary; Larry Pressley, Vice-President; Jimmy Hart, Historian; Fred Ivey, President Distributive Education Club 76 Future Teachers of America Officers: Miss Nancy Wrenn, Sponsor, Max Hutchins, President; Judy Hoffifield, Reporter; Judy Pittman, Secretary; Brenda Setser, Vice- President; Martha Bryan, Buncombe County President; Vickie Bright, treasurer (not pictured). ' T will learn the art of helping others by doing helpful things daily in school . . . I will make my influence count on the side of right.” Through club programs and member activities this motto comes true. Having a member as County President and attending the state convention are high¬ lights of this year. 77 Photo Club Officers: Tom Crabtree, President; Mr. May, Sponsor; Alan Eberhart, Sec¬ retary; Mary Benedict, Vice President; Pat Lackey, Treasurer. Throughout the year many have seen the members of this club at work. They are constantly striving to capture the true spirit of Owen in their photographs. Special recognition should be given to this club because through their efforts we are able to see ourselves in the classroom and in extracurricular ac¬ tivities. Many of their photographs have been published in this annual and other publications. 78 Each year members of the FFA have an opportunity to enter six dif¬ ferent contests; shop, ritual on parlia¬ mentary procedure, public speaking, land judging, beef judging, and dairy judging. These contests begin with the local district and lead up to the national level. Also, every summer several boys have the opportunity to go to White Lake for the FFA camp. FFA attempts to develop agricul¬ ture leadership, cooperation, and citi¬ zenship. Evidence that our local club is accomplishing this can be seen in the improvements they have made around our own school. Officers; Jeff Morris, Reporter; Bobby McMurry, Sentinel; Gary Cody, Sec¬ retary; Sam Mundy, President; William Worley, Vice-President; Benny Hall, Treasurer; Advisors: Mr, Carson, Mr. Davidson Future Farmers of America 79 Business needs good workers. The FBLA club tries to supplement the cur¬ riculum at Owen by creating interest in business through member participation in a service project, field trips, and other worthwhile activities. They will wind up the year with a trip to the North Carolina State Convention. Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor, Mrs. Faye Bell Officers: Judy Hollifield, Historian; Jo Ann Hemphill, Vice President; Peggy Met¬ calf, Secretary; Linda Alli¬ son, Treasurer; Debra Latta, Pre ident; Sherelene Dalton, Reporter 80 Checking books in and out, filing cards, keeping the library straight, run¬ ning errands, mending books and numer¬ ous other tasks keep the Library Assist¬ ants busy. With this student help Mrs. Carr can give more time to helping stu¬ dents choose materials or find reference books. Mrs. Margaret Carr, Mrs. Audie Celley Library Assistants T 81 Carousels Club Officers: Jerry Biddix, President; Miss Joan Hanlon, Sponsor; Mary Ann Gordon, Treasurer; Milton Hollifield, Vice President; Judy Hollifield, Sec¬ retary. The student body receives a great deal of pleasure and knowledge from different types of drama presented by the Carousels. Not only do the actors gain experience on stage, but the peo¬ ple behind the scene s doing scenery, prompting, or just helping out can de¬ velop potential talent and everyone is given an opportunity to develop self- expression and poise. 82 Through listening to inspiring talks by people of the medical profession, these students learn more about the various fields of medicine. Films and books supplement interest and initiate the desire to learn more about medi¬ cine. Touring the Orthopedic Hospital in Asheville was only one of the high¬ lights of the year. Officers: Shirley Silvers, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss White, Sponsor; Barbara Blizzard, President; Shelia Cody, Vice President; Terry Wright, Reporter Health Careers JaT t i ) 1 n 3 83 1 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsor, Bill Rucker; Song Leader, Sherry Robertson; Sponsor, Ralph Singleton; Pianist, Pat Robertson Every Friday before school, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets to extend the high standards of Christian character to athletes and fans of the athletic program. Attended on a volun¬ tary basis, the devotionals help every¬ one realize that Christian principles are important in every game, win or lose. 84 In preparing for the home of the future, these girls learn the satisfac¬ tions and joys of homemaking with em¬ phasis on worthy home living. Pro¬ grams are especially planned to initiate interest in the affairs of the home of today and encourage the members to strive for a pleasant atmosphere when they have a home of their own. The girls work faithfully to earn awards in homemaking. Teas and refreshments, which the girls have planned and pre¬ pared themselves, are sometimes given to the faculty at meetings. Sponsors: Miss Clara McCall, Miss Vera Price, Officers: Vicki McIntosh, President; Clara Smith, Historian; Alice Akers, Reporter; Susan Harris, Sec¬ retary; Betty Logan, Parliamentarian; Margaret Hensley, Recreation Leader; Norma Jean Burress, Treasurer Future Homemakers of America 85 Spirit and the desire to help others are necessary to be a Red Cross Volunteer. For two hours each week these ambitious girls work in the hospital, library, or lab, doing office work or assisting the nurses. Some of their duties are helping feed the patients, de¬ livering mail or flowers, and run¬ ning errands for the patients. Their cheery smiles brighten the day for the sick. Volunteer Workers A Measuring Rod That best portion of a good man ' s life. His little nameless unremembered acts Of kindness and of love. William Wordsworth Miss Ruth White, Advisor 86 Chorus Hard earnest work and the desire to succeed are essential to the success of the chorus. Preparation and per¬ formance in the Christmas and Spring Concerts and attendance of the Mars Hill Choral Clinic are highlights of the chorus year. Officers: Gloria Sullins, Secretary-Treasurer; Milton Hollifield, President; Mr. Hipps, Director; Gary Roper, Vice President 87 Officers: Jimmy Turner, Vice President; Bob Hunter, Pres¬ ident; Nancy Harris, Secretary; Freida Ownbey, Reporter; Mrs. Mary Freeman, Sponsor; Sherry Robertson, Treasurer; (Not pictured) Becoming fluent in speaking the lan¬ guage and learning the French customs are the purposes of the Toujours Heu- reux”. For the first time since the club has been organized, regular meet¬ ings have been scheduled. This gives the club a better chance to really get to work. French Club 88 Guidance Representatives Advisors: Miss Joan Hanlon, Mrs. Settle These students who work closely with Miss Hanlon render a valuable service to our student body. They distribute col¬ lege materials, educational pamphlets, answer innumerable questions, and han¬ dle various other items vital to the work of the guidance office and the students. y-- ' M —— 89 Editor-in-chief; Nancy Burnette (f l Assistant Editor: Alan Eberhardt Sponsor: Mr. Howard Bridges Business Sponsor; Mrs. Josephine McCoy 90 Annual Staff Gotta meet that deadline! . . . Who swiped the layout sheets? . . . Hand me that eraser! . . . And somehow through all the confusion, we have gotten an annual published. Working on this year’s WAR- HORSE has been hard work, but it has also been rewarding work. Keeping our fellow classmates in mind, we’ve tried to make this annual one that can be enjoyed for many years to come. Club Editors: Linda Snypes Martha Bryan Class Representatives: Tom Jones, Roger Gant, Linda Campfield, Brenda Belt Business Managers: Mike Rayfield Charles Smith 1 91 Sports Editors: Lynn Brooks Nancy Harris Feature Editors: Martha Falls Sherry Robertson ■ .o� r- Jill 1 Left, right; left, right . . . Miss Kaye Ayers Drum Majorette Charles D. Owen Band Representative Miss Linda Synpes And the band played on . . . 94 High School Band The Charles D. Owen High School Band provides excellent halftime per¬ formances at each football game. This gives our team a spirit that urges them to victory. After football season, the marching band becomes a concert group. They spend many hours practicing for two concerts, one at Christmas and the other in the Spring. They participated in the Southeast¬ ern Band Festival and brought back an excellent rating. They also performed at Western Carolina College and in the Asheville Christmas Parade. BAND OFFICERS: Terry Brigman, Assistant Manager; Linda Snypes, Libra¬ rian; FreidaOwnbey, Chaplain; Roy Hall, Assistant Manager; Teresa Tatham, Secretary; Gary Morgan, Head Manager; Tommy Crabtree, President; Mr. Richard Hipps, Director, 95 t Barbara Rhodes Majorettes Head Majorette: Linda Stokes Nina Roberts Mary Lynn Brooks Lettergirls Linda Reese Kathy Rhodes 96 1 ROW ONE; Alvin Lytle; David Hensley; Gary Massey; Roger Smith; Dick Ayers; David Turbyfill, Brad Baxter. ROW TWO: Bill Hummer; Mike Warlick; Charles Gwaltney; Mike Begeey; Mike McCormick; Darrell Francum; Billy Turner. ROW THREE: Barry Fussell; Mike Kitchen; Dennis Buchanan; Bruce Putman; Donnie Hanes; Mike Vess. ROW FOUR: Thoman Lytle; Larry Oates; Richard Jones; Roger Gant; Billy Powlas; Dwayne Martin. ROW FIVE: Mark Fender; Dennis Brigman; Phil Reese; Larry Lewis. Junior Varsity Football Coach: Ronnie Brooks SCOREBOARD Owen . . . . 7 Enka. 6 Owen . . . . 7 Hendersonville . 0 Owen . . . . 33 Old Fort .... 13 Owen . . . . 25 Reynolds .... 6 Owen . . . . 25 Erwin. 13 Owen . . . . 26 North Buncombe 18 Owen . . . . 7 David Millard . 34 97 Coach: Sterlyn Washburn ROW ONE; J. Shaw; H. Sawyer; D. Shook; L. Burnette; R. Greenwood; B. Goodman; M. Moody; V. Greene; R. Allred; S. Miller; R. Shook. ROW TWO: K. Jolly; S. Gladwin; G. Buckner; M. Sobol; B. Harris; M. Lewis; F. Thomas; P. Hensley; B. Holley; W. Rogers; J. Turner. ROW THREE: R. Anderson; M. Lemieux; J. Coman; C. Patton; R. Buchanan; D. Givens; B. McKinney; S. Lytle; P. Jones; M. McElreath; T. Luckadoo. ROW FOUR: R. Lewis, L. BaJiard; D. Ivey; D. Redmon; T. Srnith; F. Ivey; R. Kapp; J. Stone; F. Cummings; B. Mitchell; M. McMahan. Charles D. Owen 98 Head Coach: Bill Rucker Warhorses Captains: Mike Sobol, Ted Luckadoo, and Fred Ivey ' Managers: Mike Milbee, Paul Gwaltney, and Mechab Watkins 99 Graham Buckner Halfback Larry Burnette Guard Francis Cummings Center Bernard Holley Guard Senior 1966 SCOREBOARD Owen .... ... 22 Brevard . 6 Owen .... ... 13 Enka. 6 Owen .... ... 6 Hendersonville . 20 Owen .... ... 27 East Henderson . 12 Owen .... ... 42 Reynolds .... 0 Owen .... ... 14 Erwin. 19 Owen .... ... 32 North Buncombe . 0 Owen .... ... 27 Roberson .... 0 Owen .... ... 24 West Henderson . 6 Owen .... ... 42 EdneyviUe .... 0 Ronnie Lewis Tackle Bob McKinney Guard John Shaw Tackle David Redmon Tackle Booker Mitchell End 00 David Ivey Fred Ivey Quarterback End Phil Jones Guard Robert Knapp Tackle Players Every team has its leaders and this year ' s football team was led by the seniors. These boys were some of the best in Buncombe County. Many of them won special recognition for their outstanding performances on the field. They helped lead us to a 8-2 season, which was one of the best in the county. I Ted Luckadoo Fullback Yogi McElreath End Ted Smith Tackle Mike Sobol Center ' 01 Fred Thomas Halfback Jimmy Turner Halfback Barbara Blizzard Nancy Burnette Shelley Conners Penny Harvey Jane Douglas; Head Cheerleader 1966 Football Cheerleaders Belinda Howie Gay Osteen Pat Robertson 102 Kathy RudisiU Terry Wright LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Douglas; Penny Harvey; Gay Osteen; Pat Robertson; Head Cheerleader; Shelley Conners; Nancy Burnette; and Barbara Blizzard, 1966-67 Basketball Cheerleaders Sponsors: Miss Connet and Miss McCall . . . Getting ready for the parade . . . ROW ONE: Mrs. Woodcock, Coach; Susan Campfield; Kathy Warren; Helen Heath; Penny Bumgarner; Rhonda Singleton; Brenda Dotaon; Wanda Marlow; Brenda Clements; Kathy Ivey; Martha Jones; Marilyn Brown; Denise Milbee; Roberta Hensley; Teresa Turner; Diane Robertson; Michelle Thompson; Mary Cockrell; MGRS.: K. Burgin; S. McKenzie; and K. Colquitt. Ninth Grade Basketball ROW TWO: Allan Phillips; Mike Begley; John McCormick; Richard Jones; Ronnie Patton; Charles Gwaltney; Tommy Simpson; Brad Baxter; David Turbyfill; Sterlyn Washburn, Coactu ROW ONE: Mike Warlick; Donnie Haynes; David Hensley; Bobby McMurray. 104 ROW ONE: Tony Slagle; John Henry Davidson; Clifford Long; Howard Pope; Phil Reese; Hal White; Butch McElhaney; Bruce Putman; Roger Smith; Mike Gardner; Ronnie Parker; Ronnie Waldrup, Mgr.; Ronnie Brooks, Coach. Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity team is made up of ninth and tenth grade boys. The team plays regular games with a Junior Varsity Tournament at the end of the season. The purpose of having a Junior Varsity team is to train them and give experience in play¬ ing. This will be a vital part of their future years on the varsity team. Coach; Ronnie Brooks )05 PLAYERS: Kathy Rudisill; Debbie Reed; Carolyn Melin; Sue Honeycutt; Clara Smith; Susan Bumgarner; Sherry Robertson; Carol Rozzell; Ruth Robinson; Romelta Ray; Jane Hardin; Sarah Horne; Peg Rozzell; Carol Watkins; Susan Harris; Linda Brooks; Terry Wright; Kathy Rhodes. 1966-67 Warlassies Scoreboard Owen . . . , . ... 63 Roberson . 23 Owen . . . , . ... 48 Brevard . 23 Owen . . . , . ... 49 West Henderson . . 12 Owen . . . , . ... 29 Erwin. 20 Owen . . . , . ... 44 Hendersonville . . . 21 Owen . . . , . ... 45 Brevard . 20 Owen . . . , . ... 48 Enka. 19 Owen . . . , . ... 68 Reynolds. 33 Owen . . . , . ... 64 North Buncombe . . 32 Owen . . . , . ... 57 East Henderson. . . 24 Owen . . . , . ... 43 Hendersonville . . . 23 Owen . . . , . ... 60 Edneyville. 31 Owen . . . , . ... 37 Roberson . 15 Owen . . . , . ... 53 Enka. 22 Owen . . . , . ... 41 West Henderson . . 19 Owen . . . , . ... 46 Erwin. 35 Owen . . . , . ... 36 Reynolds. 24 Owen . . . , . ... 45 North Buncombe . . 20 Owen . . . , . ... 40 East Henderson . . . 12 Owen . . . , . ... 49 Edneyville. 38 The mighty Owen Warlassies have gone through their third year undefeated. This year they broke the Western North Carolina record of 55 straight games when they defeated Edneyville. They have won 63 straight games in 3 years. Owen is very proud of these girls and hopes next year ' s record will be just as impressive. « a 106 Jane Hardin; Guard Sarah Horne; Forward Romilta Ray; Guard Senior Players Sherry Robertson; Forward Coach: Bill Rucker Assistant Coach: Mrs. Woodcock Managers: Carolyn Cooper and Vickie Osteen t 107 Tri-Captains: Carroll Rozzell, Sarah Horne, and Jane Hardin o« ROW ONE: Bruce Harris; Tommy Logan; Jerry Coman; Charles Smith; Ted Luckadoo; Lester Ballard; Billy Hamby; Donnie Steppe; Walter Jones; Mike Gladwin; Terry Haney; Ricky Averett; Bill Putman. Coach: Ralph Singleton 1966-67 Warhorses SCOREBOARD The 1966-67 Warhorses had a rough season this Owen . . , . ... 43 Roberson . 45 year but finished with a 11-9 overall record. This Owen . . . . ... 55 Brevard . 46 Owen . . . . ... 55 West Henderson . . 53 year’steam was a hard-playing, high spirited group, Owen . . . . ... 53 Erwin. 67 Owen . . . . ... 58 Hendersonville ‘. . . 50 and this was evident in all their games. The boys Owen . . . . ... 51 Brevard. 60 Owen . . , . ... 53 Enka. 55 had plenty of desire, dedication, and hustle which Owen . . . . ... 56 Reynolds. 40 Owen . . . . ... 53 North Buncombe . . 45 led them into both the Buncombe County and Tri- Owen . . . . ... 74 East Henderson . . . 69 Owen . . . . ... 61 Hendersonville . . . 72 County Conference games. Owen . . . . ... 61 Edneyville. 52 Owen . . . . ... 50 Roberson . 54 Owen . . . . ... 51 Enka. 68 Owen .... ... 59 West Henderson . . 49 Owen . . . . ... 65 Erwin. 77 Owen . . . . ... 54 Reynolds. 53 Owen . . . . ... 68 North Buncombe . . 56 Owen . . . . ... 59 East Henderson . . . 69 Owen . . . . ... 74 Edneyville .... 56 108 nr ' r- ' CaBO Terry Haney Ted Luckadoo, Co-Captain Coach: Ralph Singleton Bill Putman Charles Smith, Co-Captain Senior Players Managers and Score Keeper: Mitchell Beddingfield; Tom Norby; Paul Gwaltney. 109 I ROW ONE: Bruce Harris; Ken Haynes; Bobby Goodman; David Golden; Jim Stephenson; Tommy Logan. ROW TWO: J. T. Davis, Coach; Ronnie Craig; Terry Ramsey; Jerry Curtis; Doug Cline; Terry Pressley; Luther Spivey; Terry Haney; Ray Hart, Mgr. ROW THREE: Francis Cummings; Ted Bryant; Mike McElreath; Ronnie Lewis; Lester Ballard; John Stone; Ronnie Dotson, Mgr. 1966 Baseball Team The 1966 Owen Baseball team ended a spectacu¬ lar season losing only one conference game. They were Tri-County and Buncombe County Champions. Their high spirits and good teamwork led them through the district play-offs and into the state finals. 1 )0 Coach: J. T. Davis ROW ONE: Ralph Singleton, Coach; W. Melton; W. Begley; W. Jones; C. Smith; E. McGinnis; R. Melin. ROW TWO- M Edwards- S. Richardson; B. Hunter; T. Logan; M. Gladwin; B. Hamby. ROW THREE: R. Patton; R, Parker; S. Austin- S. Garland- m’ Gardner; C. Barnett. ’ ' Cross Country and Track ROW ONE: BiU Rucker, Coach; J. Coman; J. Jones; B. Hunter; V. Greene; G. Buckner; B. Come. ROW TWO: M. Edwards; B. McKinney; C. Smith; M. Lewis; S. Miller; M. Moody. ROW THREE: P. Hensley; R. Parker; S. Austin; E. McGinnis; D. Nache; E. Snyder. ROW FOUR: T. Luckadoo; M. bol; D. Ivey; T. Robertson. 111 GIRLS ALL BUNCOMBE COUNTY TEAM: Carol Rozzell, Jane BOYS ALL BUNCOMBE COUNTY TEAM: Hardin, Sarah Horne, Charles Smith and Ted Luckadoo SPORTS HONORS HONORARY MEMBER OF ALL SCHOLASTIC TEAM: Sarah Horne ALL TRI-COUNTY FOOTBALL: Bernard Holley, Perry Hensley, Mike Sobol, Yogi McElreath, Fred Ivey, Lester Ballard, Ted Luck¬ adoo. ALL BUNCOMBE COUNTY FOOTBALL: Perry Hensley, Mike ALL WNC SCHOLASTIC AND EAST-WEST GAME: Sobol, Lester Ballard, Fred Ivey, Ted Luckadoo. Ted Luckadoo; ALL WNC SCHOLASTIC: Fred Ivey 5+iiliif Ww ev ' , ■ ' 113 Honors There is a thin line between being good and being great. That thin line is dedication. Many are never able to say that they have achieved greatness. The Owen Warlassies are able to say this and be justly proud. Through hard work and undying desire, they set about to prove that they would not play second to anyone. To the seniors who are leaving, you have been tops, not only in the game of basketball, but in the game of life as well. If you continue through the future with the same burning desire to be the best in everything you undertake, you will never come out second. To the girls who are left behind to carry on the great tradition set down over the past four years, let me say that every time you go on the floor you will be trying to continue to be the best, and like me, will always be proud and grateful to those who have worn the maroon and white ahead of you. It has been a privilege to coach and be associated with these fine yoUng ladies. Bill Rucker Head Coach Champions 114 Hall of Fame ■r I i I i Selection as a member of the Hall of Fame is one of the greatest honors that can be received by students at Owen. These students are chosen by the members of the faculty for outstanding contributions they have made to school and comm¬ unity. Basis for selection is upon service to others, excelling in athletics, use of talents in music, scholastic achievement, and outstanding leadership in school and com¬ munity life. Tom Crabtree 1 15 Mary Benedict Nancy Burnette Jane Douglas Frank Cable Bernard Holley David Ivey Fred Ivey Barbara Petilla Pat Robertson Sherry Robertson Fame Gary Roper Charles Smith Mike Sobol Teresa Tatham Phyllis Willet m P ' F n 1966 Football Homecoming Court Queen Gay Osteen One of the highlights of the football season is the presentation of the Football Homecoming Court. This year ' s festivities took place during half-time of the Owen-Erwin game. Miss Gay Osteen was crowned Queen by Captain Ted Luckadoo. Members of the Court were: Pat Robertson, Mary JoBeddingfield, Barbara Rhodes, LindaCamp- field, Jane Douglas, Linda Stokes, Linda Snypes, Band Representative, and Susan Campfield, Junior Varsity Representative. mmmtsumsmm-. ■IISHB«8Sa4 , B� 3Sa SS«i ■ ..-sSBaattSS 118 Mary Jo Beddingfield Pat Robertson Linda Campfield Barbara Rhodes Jane Douglas Linda Stokes Linda Snypes Susan Campfield r Mary Jo Beddingfield Queen Linda Stokes The Basketball Homecoming Court was pre¬ sented during half-time of the boy ' s game between Owen and Roberson. Spectators were eagerly awaiting to see who the new Basketball Queen for 1967 would be. Mike Sobol, President of the Senior Class, announced that Miss Linda Stokes was selected by the Varsity Boy ' s Basketball Team to rule as Queen. Captain Ted Luckadoc presented the Queen with flowers while Co- Captain, Charles Smith, crowned Miss Stokes and escorted her off the floor. 120 Carol Rozzell Terri Wright reigns over 1967 Basketball Homecoming Clara Smith - Sophomore Linda Trantham - Sophomore Linda Campfield - Senior Barbara Rhodes - Sen Nancy Burnette - ineteen Hundred and Sixty Seve Senior Honor Students i I I I Mary Benedict Tom Crabtree Recognition and honor go to the upper- class students who have attained an A average from the beginning of their Freshman year through the first semes¬ ter of the current year. Their records usually indicate that they are active in their school, church, and community affairs. Nancy Harris Tommy Logan Don Richardson Charles Smith Michael Sobol Phyllis Willet Junior Marshals To be selected as a junior marshal is not only an outstanding academic achievement but the results of two and one half years of hard work to achieve an average of 94 or above. This honor includes accom¬ panying the seniors to the Baccalaureate and gradua¬ tion exercises. The highest ranking junior in the class is chosen as chief marshal. Chief Marshal Ronald Zeman Marshals are: ROW ONE; Ronnie Sneed, Hayden Clark, Gary Shell, Alan Eberhardt, Lee Hudson, Marcia Burgin, Debbie McMeans. ROW TWO: Ronald Zeman, Ralph Hanson, Don Brooks, Jimmy Stevenson, Joe Tyson, Betty Love. 125 I Governor ' s School Nominees; ROW ONE: Ronnie Sneed, Gloria Sullins, Scottie Uzzell, Steve Neuenschwander, Rick Allred. ROW TWO: Eric Snyder, Gary Shell, Milton Hollifield, Ruth La Bonte, Joe Tyson, Nathan Corbitt. Special Soroptimist Citizenship Award Nominees: Mary Benedict, Tom Crabtree. DAR Citizenship Award Nominee, Pat Robertson. Sorop¬ timist Citizenship Award Nominee, Phyllis Willet. Coast Guard Academy Nominee: Jimmy Jones. Naval Academy Nominee: Tom Crabtree. Parliamentary Procedure Team; ROW ONE: Gary Cody, Sam Mundy, Walter Worley. ROW TWO: Benney Hall, Jeff Morris, Billy Me Mur ray. Tenth Grade Honor Students: Sherry Strickland, Joey Hyder, Phyllis Stuck, Malona Robertson, Ruth La Bonte, Steve Gladwin, Sharon Howie. Morehead Semi-Finalists: Charles Smith and Michael Sobol. Recognition Octet and Alternates. HHtb. Top Magazine Salesmen: Gloria Sullins, Carolyn Derreberry, Gary Roper, Carl Mumpower. Delegates to N. C. Girl ' s State; Martha Falls, Sherry Robertson. National Science Foundation Nominees; Mary Ann Gordon, Jimmy Stevenson, Allen Eberhardt, Gary Shell. Scholarship Nominees FRONT ROW: Martha Falls, Phylis Willet, Nancy Burnette, Nancy Harris, Mary Benedict, SECOND ROW: Judy Taylor, Tom Crabtree, Charles Me- Larty, Bob Hunter, Don Richardson, Mike Sobol. Not pictured, David Ivey M k s ■ I Special Recognition All-State Band; ROW ONE; Malona Robertson, Linda Snypes, Tom Crabtree. ROW TWO: Terry Brigman, Doug Davis, Doug Webb, Hayden Clark. U.S. History Awards; ROW ONE: Phyllis Willet, Teresa Tatham. ROW TWO: Gary Roper, Michael Rayfield, Charles McLarty, David Ivey, Charles Smith, Frank Cable. Athletic Scholarship Nominees: Ted Smith, Mike McElrath, Phil Jones, Benard Holley, Ronnie Lewis. National Merit Finalist; Mary Benedict. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award; Phyllis Willet. Athletic Scholarship Recipients; Ted Luckadoo, Jimmy Turner, Fred Ivey (not pictured). In trouble again? Sampson was bewitched by a woman What color is the annual? Would you believe too! orange with yellow stripes? Candid Camera Grab that ball Sarah! Jerk, Baby Jerk! 130 Mama can I come home? Satashi Tanaka, our friend from Japan. Get it boys! Ever get that squashed feeling? Teacher Statistics MRS. FAYE BELL A. B., Brevard Junior College, Lenoir Rhyne; Business; Sponsor-FBLA HOWARD BRIDGES B. S., Mars Hill, Western Carolina; Business; Sponsor- Annual Staff RONALD BROOKS B.S., Appalachian; History; Sponsor-J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball MRS. GENE CANTRELL B.S., Mars Hill, Appalachian; Mathematics MRS. JANICE CAPPS B.S., Western Carolina, Appalachian; Mathematics MRS. MARGARET K. CARR A. B., Northwestern University, University of Iowa, Uni¬ versity of Georgia, Appalachian; Head of Library Depart¬ ment GARY C. CARSON B. S., N.C. State; Agriculture Head of Department; Spon- sor-FFA MRS. AUDRIE M. CELLEY B.A., M.A., DePauw University, Northwestern University; English MISS FRANCES E. COLE B.A., M.A., Flora MacDonald College, U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, University of Wisconsin; Co-Chairman of Language Department, Latin; Sponsor-Junior Classical League MISS JOAN A. CONNET B.A., Duke, U.N.C. at Chapel Hill; English; Sponsor- cheerleaders M. KENNETH DAVIDSON B.S., University of Tennessee; Agriculture; Sponsor-FFA MRS. FRANCIS DAVIS B.S., U.N.C. at Greensboro; Science J. T. DAVIS B.S., Catawba, Appalachian; Driver Education; Sponsor- Football, Baseball MRS. DORIS E. FISHER B.A., Duke, U.N.C. at Greensboro; English MRS. MARY EVANS FREEMAN B.A., Mars Hill, Carson Newman, U.N.C. at Chapel Hill; French; Sponsor-French Club MISS PRISCILLA B. GRAGG B.S., Mars Hill, Medical College of S. C.; Biology MISS JOAN HANLON B.A., M.A., Rockford College, University of S. C., Appala¬ chian, Western Michigan Univ., Western Carolina, N.C. State, Univ. of Maryland; Director of Guidance; Sponsor- Carousels MRS. BARBARA HARRELL B.S., Appalachian; English RICHARD HIPPS B.A., M.A., Berea College, Appalachian, Univ. of Ken¬ tucky, Ohio Univ.; Music, Assistant Principal PAUL E. JOHNSON A.B., George Washington Univ., Old Dominion College, Mars Hill; History JAMES LEVINE B.S., Duke, Western Carolina; Physical Education; Spon¬ sor-Football, Track, Weight Lifting JIMMY LEWIS B.S., M.A., Western Carolina; Mathematics CHARLES A. LYTLE B.S., M.A., Asheville-Biltmore, Appalachian, Western Carolina; Principal WEBSTER LYTLE B.A., Los Angeles Baptist College, Compton Junior Col¬ lege; Teacher Aid JOHN BROOKS MAY B.S., M.A., Mars Hill, Western Carolina; Head of Science Dept.; Sponsor-Photo Club GLENN MAYNARD B.S., M.A., Virginia Tech, Montreat-Anderson, U.N.C.; Distributive Education, School Treasurer; Sponsor-DECA Club MISS CLARA R. McCALL B.S., M.A., Appalachian, U.N.C. at Greensboro; Home Economics; Sponsor-FHA, Cheerleaders MRS. CHRISTINE McCLAREN B.A., Brevard College, Central Wesleyan, San Diego State; English MRS. JOSEPHINE McCOY B.S., Parsons College; Mathematics, Head of Department; Sponsor-Annual Staff MRS. MARGARET G. McLARTY A.B., Greenslxjro College, Appalachian, Western Caro¬ lina; English PAUL MOORE A. B., M.A., U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, Western Carolina; History; Sponsor-Beta Club MISS JANICE G. MURPHY B. S., Mars Hill, Appalachian, Western Carolina, N.C. State; Business, Head of Department MRS. MARTHA PERLEY A. B., Martha Washington, Furman University, Queens College, Appalachian, Western Carolina; English, Head of Department ELBERT PRATT B. A., M.A., Appalachian, George Peabody College; Math¬ ematics MISS VERA PRICE B.S., Chicora College, U.N.C. at Greensboro; Home Eco¬ nomics; Sponsor-FHA WILLIAM R. RUCKER, JR. B.S., Tennessee Technilogial University, Wofford Col¬ lege, Appalachian, Western Carolina; Drivers Education; Sponsor-Fellowship of Christian Athletics, Football, Girls Basketball MISS ROCHELLE RUNYON B.S., M.A., Asheville-Biltmore, West Chester State Col¬ lege, Appalachian; Social Studies MRS. ELOUISE H. SETTLE B.A., M.A., Wilson College, Western Carolina, U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, Western College; English, Latin, Guidance; Sponsor-Junior Classical League RALPH SINGLETON B.S., Western Carolina College; Science; Sponsor-Fellow¬ ship of Christian Athletics, Football, Track, Boys Basket¬ ball ROBERT F.SLUDER B.S., M.A., Western Carolina College; Science MRS. MELBA STAFFORD A. B.,M.A., U.N.C. at Greensboro, U.N.C. at Chapei Hill; English MRS. MARY M. TALLENT B. A., Limestone College, East Tennessee State University; English STERLYN WASHBURN B.S., Appalachian; Business; Sponsor-Freshman Basket¬ ball, J.V. Football MISS RUTH WHITE B.S., U.N.C. at Greensboro, Western Carolina, Asheviile- Biltmore, U.N.C. at Chapei Hill; Science; Sponsor-Health Careers, Volunteer Workers SAM WHITESIDE B.S., Mars Hill, Wake Forest, N.C. State, University of North Dakota, Asheville-Biltmore; Mathematics MRS. PATSY P. WOODCOCK B.S., Western Carolina: Physical Education; Sponsor- Freshman Girls Basketball, Girls Varsity Basketball MISS NANCY V. WRENN A.B., Duke University; History; Sponsor-Future Teachers of America Miss Priscilla Gragg - Biology joined staff second semester I ' ve explained it a dozen times already. Pop, goes the weasel! and so you got married? Senior Statistics GARY WAYNE AIKEN J.V. Basketball Manager (1); Baseball Manager (2); Stage Crew Bubble Trouble (3); Distributive Education Club ( 4 ) PAT R. ALDRIDGE French Club (3) SUSAN LYNN ALLEN Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (3,4); Beta Honor Roll (2) JOHNNY C. ALLISON J.V. Football (1); Latin Club (2,3); French Club (3); Fel¬ lowship Christian Athletes (2) LINDA GAIL ALLISON Intramurals (1); Chorus (2); Health Careers Club (3); Future Business Leaders of America (3,4); Future Home¬ makers of America (2); Candy Stripper (3) MICHAEL CLAUDE ALLISON Distributive Education Club (4); Perfect Attendance (2); Magazine Salesmanship Award (4) REGINA BAIRD ALLMAN Beta Club (2,3,4); French Club (3,4); NEDT Award (2) LARRY MICHAEL AMMONS MARTHA EMILY ANGLIN Beta Honor Roll (1,2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (4) MICHAEL DOUGLAS ATKINS Latin Club (1,2,3) - Convention (2,3); Beta (2,3,4) - Con¬ vention (3,4); Beta Honor Roll (3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (3,4); French Club (3,4) RICHARD STEVE AUSTIN J.V. Football (1); Track (1,2,3,4); Cross-Country (2,3,4); Weight-lifting(3,4); Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (3,4) JOYCE ANNE BANKS Future Homemakers of America (2,3,4); Chorus (3,4); Perfect Attendance (2); Magazine Salesman Award (1) JOHN BARNWELL HOWARD RAYMOND BARTLETT Distributive Education Club (4); Future Farmers of Amer¬ ica (1,2,3,4); Perfect Attendance (1) PEGGY JEAN BARTLETT Latin Club (1); Beta Honor Roll (1,2) LLOYD FRANKLIN BASHAW JV Football (1): Basketball (1); French Club (3) MARY JO BEDDINGFIELD Basketball Intramurals (2,3,4); J.V. Basketball (1); Ma¬ jorette (4); Football Court (4); Basketball Court (4); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Treasurer (4) - Convention (3); Beta Honor Roll (3); French Club (4); Volunteer Worker V. A. Hos¬ pital (2); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Play Day (1) WALTON MITCHELL BEDDINGFIELD J.V. Football (1); Track (1,2,3,4); Intramural Basketball (3): Beta Club (2,3,4); Basketball Scorekeeper (3,4); Bus Driver (3,4); Cross Country (2,3); French Club (4); Fel¬ lowship of Christian Athletes (4) MARCUS WENDELL BEGLEY Track (1,2,4); Cross Country (2,3,4); Varsity Football Manager (3); Weight Lifting (2,3,4); Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4) MARY JANICE BENEDICT National Merit Finalist (4); Soroptimist Scholarship Nom¬ inee (4); NEDT Certificates (1,2); Junior Marshal (3); Beta Club (3,4) - Convention (3); Latin Club (1,2,3,4) - Convention (3); Photo Club (2,3,4) - Vice-president (4); Music Club (1); Carousels Club (2,3,4); Annual Staff Art Editor (2,3); Guidance Representative (3,4); Appointed to Governor’s School (3); National Science Foundation Sum¬ mer Programs (2,3); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4) MICHAEL WARD BERRY Distributive Education Club (3); Chorus (4) JAMES HOWARD BIAS Bus driver (3,4); Future Farmers of America (3,4); Per¬ fect Attendance (2,3) ANITA LYNN BLEVINS RAYMOND MIKE BRACKETT Varsity Football Manager (2); Track (2); Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (3,4); Future Farmers of America (2.3.4) JAMES TED BRADLEY Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Perfect Attendance (3); Chorus (4) ROBERT NED BRADLEY Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Distributive Edu¬ cation Club (1) RONALD LAWRENCE BRANDON J.V. Football (1); Track (1,2); Cross Country (2); Bus Driver (2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4) VICKIE GAIL BRIGHT Latin Club (1,2,3); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (3,4); Health Careers Club (3) - Convention (3); Future Teach¬ ers of America (3,4) - Treasurer (4) - Convention (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); High Magazine Salesman (2,3); Beta Honor Roll (1); Volunteer at V.A. Hospital (3) HENRIETTA BRISCOE Library Assistant (4); Chorus (4); South French Broad High School (3) GLORIA DIANE BUCHANAN Perfect Attendance (2); Library Assistant (4) ARNOLD GRAHAM BUCKNER, JR. J.V. Football (1); Varsity Football (2,3,4); Track (1,2,3, 4); French Club (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1.2.3.4) ; Perfect Attendance (1) CLORIA MARGARETTA BURGESS CAROLYN NANCY BURNETT Health Careers Club (2,3); Girls Playday (1) MARTHA ELIZABETH BRYAN Latin Club (1,2,3,4) - Reporter (1,2,3,4); Beta Club (2,3, 4); French Club (3,4); Future Teachers of America (3,4) - County President (4); Annual Staff Club Editor (4); Fel¬ lowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Guidance Repre¬ sentative (4); Latin Club Convention (2); Beta Club Con¬ vention (3,4); Volunteer for Red Cross (2,3); Health Ca¬ reers Club (3); Future Teachers of America Convention ( 3 ) NANCY LOUISE HOPE BURNETTE Intramural Basketball (3,4); Volunteer at V.A. Hospital (2); Class Vice President (1); Class Treasurer (2); Civitan Good Citizen (2); Miss Hi-Miss (3); Latin Club (1,2,3) - Secretary (3) - Convention Page (2,3); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Secretary (3) - Vice-President (4) - Nominee for State Beta Club Secretary (3); Future Teachers of America Club (4); French Club (4); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4); Football Cheerleader (3,4); Basketball cheerleader (3,4); Shawaho Court Maid of Honor (3); Sen¬ ior Superlative, Most Dependable (4); Assistant Editor of Annual (3); Editor of Annual (4); NEDT (2); Women ' s Club Scholarship Nominee (4); Girl ' s Playday (1); Shawano Court Queen (4); Hall of Fame (4) DANNY NEAL BURRELL Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Baseball Manager (2) ; Bus Driver (3,4) FRANK EUGENE CABLE BetaClub (3,4); U. S. History Award (3); Junior Marshal (3) ; MoreheadCandidate (4); Transfer Marion Senior High (1,2); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4); Senior Superlative, Most Studious (4) LINDA ANITA CAMPFIELD ' Latin Club (1,2,3) - Convention (1,2); May Court (1); Bas¬ ketball Homecoming Court (2); Shawano Court (2,3,4); Beta Club (2,3,4); French Club (4); Annual Staff Class Editor (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Future Teachers of America (4); Perfect Attendance (2,3); Football Homecoming Court (4) GARY WILLIAM CANTRELL J.V. Football (1); Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Chorus (3,4) Perfect Attendance (1,2) JOHNNY LEE CARSON Ninth Grade Basketball (1); Track Team (1,2); Beta Club (2,3,4); Future Farmers of America (1) GEORGE TONY CHANDLER Varsity Football (2); FFA (1); Chorus (3) HARRY EUGENE CLEMENTS, JR, Future Farmers of America (1,2,3) - Reporter (3) JEANIE COLE LatinClub(l,2,3); French Club (4); In‘‘’ ' amural Basketball (2.3.4) ; Fellowship of Christian Athletes U� 2,3,4); Volun¬ teer at V.A. Hospital (2,3); Assistant Guidance Repre¬ sentative (4); Outstanding Magazine Salesman (2) MIKE ROBERT CONNER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) THOMAS HAMPTON COPELAND Distributive Education Club (3,4); Future Farmers of America (1) BRUCE SHEFFIELD COTTON Ottawa Township and Lindsay High School (1,2,3); Fellow¬ ship of Christian Athletes (4) THOMAS EDWARD CRABTREE, JR. Freshman Class President (1); Latin Club (1,2,3,4) - President (3); Photo Club (1,2,3,4) - Secretary (2) - Vice- President (3) - President (4); Beta Club (2,3,4); Civitan Good Citizen and Recipient (2); Advanced Band Member (1.2.3.4) ; Advanced Band Chaplain (2,3) - President (4); Annual Staff Photographer (4); Morehead Nominee (4); NEDT Certificate (2); Naval Ac emy Nominee (4); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4) FOREST LEE CREASMAN Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Bus Driver (3,4); Chorus (4) LENORA JANE CREASMAN VICKIE CROWE FRANCIS ROBERT CUMMINGS Football (1,2,3,4); Baseball (2,3,4); Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) SHERLENE TERETHA DALTON Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); French Club (3); Future Business Leaders of America (3,4) - Treas¬ urer (4) WILLUM MICHAEL DAVIDSON J.V. Football (1); Track Team (1,2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3) DORIS REBECCA DAVIS Magazine Sales Co-chairman (4) EDWARD HARVEY DAVIS Future Farmers of America (2); French Club (3); Bus Driver (2,3,4) ANTHONY RICHARD DAVIS French Club (4) MARY DECHARM WILLIAM FUTCHEL DEHART Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) NINA RUTH DILLINGHAM Stephens Lee High School (2) DELORES WANDA DODD Distributive Education (3,4) LINDA CAROLYN DODD Distributive Education Club (3); Library Assistant (4) RONALD LEE DOTSON Baseball Manager (3); Distributive Education Club (3); Future Farmers of America (2,3,4) JANE ELLEN DOUGLAS Latin Club (1,2); Young Life (1); Cheerleader (2,3,4); Head Cheerleader, Basketball (3); Head Cheerleader, Football (3.4) ; Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Intramural Basketball (3,4); Senior Superlative Most Attractive (4); Football Homecoming Court (4); Basketball Homecoming Court (2,3); Football Homecoming Queen (3); Shawano Court (2); French Club (4); Hall of Fame (4) MARY ANN DUCHARME JIMMY DALE EARLY Distributive Education (1); Library Assistant (4) BRENDA SUE EDMONDS Drama Club (3); Library Assistant (3,4) BETTY JEAN EVANS Candy Co-Captain (4); Magazine Representative (3,4); Perfect Attendance (1,2) MARTHA LEE FALLS 1966 Tarheel Girls State Representative (3); Latin Club (1,2,3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Red Cross Volunteer (3); Health Careers Club (3); Future Homemakers of America (1); Annual Staff Feature Editor (3.4) ; Guidance Representative (3,4); Latin Club Conven¬ tion (2); Library Science Assistant (4); Soroptimist Schol¬ arship Nominee (4) RAYMOND FAULKNER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) JAMES HUBERT FORE BetaClub (2,3,4); Track (2); Chairman of Magazine Sales (2); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); French Club ( 4 ) CHARLES FORTUNE Distributive Education Club (4); Perfect Attendance (2) PHILIP CLARKE FRAZIER Beta Club (2,3,4); Latin Club (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Young Life Club (1); Freshman Bas¬ ketball (1); Intramural Basketball (3,4); Cheerleader (2); Candy Representativ e (4); Beta Club Convention (3,4) GLENDA MARIE FREEMAN Distributive Education Club (3); Magazine Captain (3) WARREN FREEMAN Future Business Leaders of America (4); J.V. Basketball (2) ; Intramural Basketball (2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (3,4) ROBERT L. FULLER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Land Judging Team (3) ; Bus Driver (4); Chorus (3) CYNTHU DIANNE GANT Latin Club (1,2,3) - Convention (1,2,3) - Historian (2); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (3,4); Intramural Basket¬ ball (3,4): French Club (4); Future Teachers of America (4) ; Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Senior Class Secretary (4); Red Cross Volunteer (2) STEVE CLIFFORD GARLIN French Club (4) ELIZABETH ANN GARNER Latin Club (1,2,3) - Vice-President (3) - Convention (2); French Club (4); J.V. Representative Football Homecom¬ ing Court (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Young Life (1); Magazine Sales Representative (1) GWENDOLYN JEAN GILLIAM BetaClub (2,3,4); Fellowshipof Christian Athletes (1,2,3); Bus Driver (4) MARION EVON GILMORE East End High (3) JOAN CASSANDRA GOOSBY Band (1); Stephens-Lee (3); Spanish Club (1); N.H.A. (1); Student Council (1) BRENDA ALLIGOOD GRADY Morganton High School BILLIE JUNE GRAGG J.V. Basketball (1); Basketball (2,3); Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes (1,2,3,4) HAROLD GRAGG Varsity Football (3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (3); Future Farmers of America (3); Distributive Education (4); Stephens-Lee (1); J. Hillhouse High (2) FRANCES LOUISE GRAY French Club (3,4); Band (2,3,4); Guidance Representative (3.4) LARRY ROBERT GREENE Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Land Judging Team (3) JUDITH ANN GREENFIELD Latin Club (3,4); Future Teachers of America (4); Fellow¬ ship of Christian Athletes (3,4); BetaClub(4); Band (3,‘4); Red Cross Volunteer (3,4); Magazine Captain (3) RICKY EUGENE GREENWOOD J.V. Football (1); Ninth Grade Basketball (1); Varsity Football (2); Track (1); Weight Lifting (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (3) MINA KAREN GREGORY J.V. Basketball (1,2); Girls Playday (1,2); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3); French Club (3,4); Intramurals (3,4) CATHERINE JUNE HALL French Club (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (4); Prompter, Bubble Trouble (4) RICHARD ROY HALL Band (1,2,3,4); Bus Driver (3,4); J.V. Football (1); Assist¬ ant Band Manager (4) CHARLES WILLIAM HAMBY J.V. Football (1); Future Farmers of America (2,3,4) LINDA WINELL HAMILTON Chorus t2,3,4) VICTORIA LEA HAMILTON Future Homemakers of America (1,2,3); French Club (1); Typing Club (3); Chorus (4) WILLIAM EDWARD HAMILTON French Club (2,3); Distributive Education Club (4); Future Business Leaders of America (4) SANDRA HANEY Secretary Distributive Education Club (4); Girls Varsity Basketball (1,2,3); Girls Track Team (1,2,3); All County Guard and Forward (3); French Club (3) TERRY LEE HANEY Junior Varsity Football (1); Junior Varsity Basketball (1, 2); Varsity Basketball (3,4); Varsity Baseball (2,3,4); French Club (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3, 4); Young Life (1) AVA JANE HARDIN Girls Varsity Basketball (1,2,3,4); Most Improved Player (3): Basketball Captain (4); Girls Payday (1,2); Fellow- )32 Senior Statistics ship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); French Club (3,4); Senior Superlative, Wittiest (4); Delegate to Governor’s Physical Fitness Program (3); Intramural Basketball Coach (1,2,3,4); All-County Basketball Team (4) GLENNA MARIA HARRIS VAH Volunteer (2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3): lOOhour Pin from Oteen VA Hospital; Photo Club (2) NANCY LOU HARRIS J.V. Girls Basketball Manager (1); Girls Playday (1); LattnClub (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Girls Varsity Basketball Manager (2); Alpha Honor Roll (1,2,3,4); French Club (3,4) - Secretary (4); Guidance Representative (3,4); Beta Club (2,3,4); Sports Editor of Annual Staff (3,4); Perfect Attendance (1); Girls’ Softball Team (1) NED SAMUEL HARRIS Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes (3) JIMMY LEE HART Future Farmers of America (1); Chorus (2); Distributive Education Club (3,4) RICHARD S. HART Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) PENELOPE JUNE HARVEY Square Dance Team (1); Most Graceful Couple Award (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Girls Varsity Basketball Team (3); Football and Basketball Cheerleader (4); French Club (3,4); Intramural Basketball (2); Girls Playday (1,2); Health Careers Club (2,3); VAH Volunteer (2,3) JO ANNE HEMPHILL Freshman Basketball (1); Playday (1); Latin Club (1,2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Future Busi¬ ness Leaders of America (3,4) - Vice President (4); Chorus (2); Beta Club (2,3,4) JUDY GAILE HENDLEY NEDT Award (1); Intramural Basketball (3); Beta Club (2.3.4) ; French Club (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4) CAROLYN REBECCA HENSLEY Library Assistant (3,4); Future Homemakers of America (4) JUDITH GAY HOLLIFIELD Latin Club (1); Drama Club (3,4) - Secretary (4); Chorus (4) - Accompanist (4); Health Careers Club (4); Future Business Leaders of America (3,4) - Historian (4); Future Teachers of America (3,4) - Reporter (4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Guidance Representative (4); Red Cross Volunteer Worker (4); Governor ' s School Nomi¬ nee in Music and Art (2,3) BARNARD HOLLEY Football All Conference Team (3,4); Track Team (4); Hall of Fame (4) SARAH MAE HORNE Latin Club (1,2); Varsity Basketball (1,2,3,4) - AH County (1.2.3.4) - All Blue Ridge Conference (1,2) - All Tri- County (3,4); Majorette (3); Secretary of Junior Class (3); French Club (3,4); Leading Scorer in County (1,2,3,4); BasketbaH Homecoming Court (2); Nominated for Out¬ standing Girl Athlete (4); Most Valuable Player Award (3); Hall of Fame (4) BELINDA MARIE HOWIE Class Officer (1); Cheerleader, Football (2,3,4); Home¬ room Guidance Representative (3); Chorus (2) RONALD DENNIS HOWIE Latin Club (1) ROBERT NOLAN HUNTER Latin Club (1); Photo Club (2); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Con¬ vention (3,4) - President (4); French Club (3,4) - Presi¬ dent (4); Track Team (2,3,4); Governor ' s School Nomi¬ nee (2,3): Vice-President Senior Class (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Senior Superlative, Friend¬ liest (4): Hall of Fame (4); Morehead Scholarship Nom¬ inee (4) ELAINE HUTCHINS MAX VERNON HUTCHINS Photo Club (2,3,4) - Secretary (3); Perfect Attendance (1, 2); Beta and Alpha Honor Rolls (1,2); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (4); French Club (3,4); Drama Club (3,4); Annual Staff Typist (3,4); Future Teachers of America (3.4) - Convention (3,4) - President (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (4) ROBERT LEE INGLE Band (1,2,4); Director in Beginning Band (4) DAVID MICHAEL IVEY Beta Club (2,3,4) - Treasurer (3) - Convention (4); Latin Club (1,2); French Club (3,4); J.V. FootbaU (1); Freshman Basketball (1); Varsity Football (2,3,4); Track (1,2,3,4); Weight Lifting (1,2,3,4); Morehead Nominee (4); NEDT Award (1,2); Treasurer of the Senior Class (4); Angier B. Duke Semi-Finalist (4); Newsletter Staff (4); Senior Super¬ lative (4); American History Award (3); Junior Marshal (3); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4) - Convention (1,2,3); Young Life (1); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4) FRED GUTHRIE IVEY J.V. BasketbaU (1); J.V. Football (1); Varsity FootbaU (1, 2,3,4); FootbaU Captain (4) ;AU-County and All-Tri County FootbaU (4); AU-Scholastic FootbaU (4); Track (1,2,4); Weight Lifting (3,4); Intramurals (1,2,3,4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Distributive Education (3,4) - Treasurer (3) - President (4); Ninth Grade BasketbaU (1); Future Farmers of America (1,2); Asheville J. C. Line¬ man of the Week (4); FootbaU Scholarship (4); French Club (3); Hall of Fame (4) JAMES ARNOLD JONES J.V. FootbaU (1); Photo Club (1,2); Latin Club (1); NEDT Award (1,2); Track Team (2,3,4); Weight Lifting (2,3); Beta Club (2,3,4); Drama Club (4); Intramurals (4); Fel¬ lowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Magazine Sales Captain (4); Beta Honor RoU (1,2) JOE PHILIP JONES Varsity FootbaU (2,3,4); Track (3,4); Weight Lifting (2,3, 4); Buncombe County Lineman of the Week (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Intramural BasketbaU (4) WALTER BARRETT JONES J.V. FootbaU (1); Ninth Grade BasketbaU (1); J.V. Basket¬ baU (2); Intramural BasketbaU (2); Intramural BasketbaU Coach (3,4); Varsity BasketbaU (3,4); Track (2,4); Cross I Country (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); I Weight Lifting (2) RAY DOUGLAS KILBY Future Farmers of America (1); Track (1); Track Mana¬ ger (2); Young Life (1,2); Band (2,3); Photo Club (3); French Club (3,4); Cross Country (1) EDWARD H. KNIGHT JIMMY B. LAKEY Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Fre nch Club (3) DEBRA ANN LATTA French Club (3); Future Business Leaders of America (3) - President (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3, 4); Basketball Intramurals (3) BILL LAUGHTER R. PATRICIA LECKEY Health Careers Club (1,2,3); Latin Club (4); Photo Club (2.3.4) - Treasurer (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1.2.3.4) ; Red Cross Volunteer (2,3,4); Drama Club (3,4) RONALD WILLIAM LEWIS J.V. FootbaU (1); J.V. BasketbaU (1,2); J.V. BasebaU (1, 2.3) ; Varsity FootbaU (1,2,3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Weight Lilting (2,3); Intramurals (1,2, 3.4) SARAH LOVELACE TOMMY LOGAN J.V. Football (1); Beta Club (2,3,4); J.V. BasketbaU (1,2); Varsity BasketbaU (3,4); BasebaU (2,3,4); Junior Marshal (3) ; Representative to Governor’s Physical Fitness Pro¬ gram (3); Cross Country Team (4); NEDT . ward (2); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); HaU of Fame (4) TED WAYNE LUCKADOO J.V. Football (1); Varsity FootbaU (1,2,3,4) - Captain (4); J.V. BasketbaU (1); Varsity BasketbaU (2,3,4) - Captain (4) ; Track (2,3,4); Golf (1,2); Latin Club ( 1 ); Distributive Education Club (3) - Vice-President (3); AU-Tri County Conference FootbaU (3,4); AU Buncombe County FootbaU (3.4) ; AU UNC Scholastic Team FootbaU (4); East-West All-Star Game-FootbaU (4); FeUowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4); Senior Superlatives, Most Athletic (4); Back of the Year, Buncombe County (4); Intramural Coach (2.3.4) ; Weight Lifting (3,4); Grant-In-Aid University of South Carolina (4); Hall of Fame (4) WILBERT LYTLE ALVIN ORLANDO LUTHER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Perfect Attendance (2) ; FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3,4) LINDA DALE MASSEY Chorus (2); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3,4) LINDA GAIL MASSEY Library Assistant (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3.4) DONNA LEE MATTICE PHYLLIS lEAN McCLURE MIKE YOGI McELREATH J.V. FootbaU (1); Varsity FootbaU (2,3,4); BasebaU (2,3, 4); Track (1); J.V. BasketbaU (2); Weight Lifting (1); Fel¬ lowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Vice President (3) ; All-Tri-County Conference Foov-all (4); Intramural Basketball (2,4); French Club (4); AU Buncombe County FootbaU Honorable Mention (3) EDWARD EUGENE McGINNIS 9th Grade BasketbaU (1); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4); Future Farmers of America (1); Beta Club (2.3.4) ; Track (2,3,4); Cross Country (2,3,4) ROBERT E. McKINNEY J.V. FootbaU (1); Track (1,2,3); Varsity FootbaU (4); Latin Club (1,2): French Club (3); Beta Club Vice President (3); Photo Club (2,3); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3, 4); HaU of Fame (4); Bus Driver (4) CHARLES FURMAN McLARTY Band(l); Beta Club (3,4); French Club (3,4); U.S. History Award (3); Current Events Test Winner (3); Annual Staff Art Editor (4) CHARLES ELLIS McPETERS French Club (3); Future Teachers of America (4) JAMES LESLIE McPHERSON Future Farmers of America (1,2,3); Distributive Educa¬ tion Club (1) GERLINE GAIL MELIN East Yancy High School (1,2); French Club (3,4); Future Business Leaders of America (3); Health Careers Club (3); Intramurals (2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (3.4) DOUGLAS LUTHER MELTON B Honor Roll (1) GARRY MEREDITH PEGGY METCALF GAIL MILLER Chorus (2,3,4) JAMES WELDON MOORE Photo Club (1,2,3,4); NEDT Test Award (1); Latin Club (1); Track (4) PATRICIA ElAINE MOORE FrenchClub (3); Homeroom President (1); Perfect Attend¬ ance (2); Future Teachers of America DAVID MORRIS FRANK EUGENE NANNEY Alpha Honor RoU (2); Beta Honor RoU (1,2) NANCY HAZEL NESBITT Beta Club (2,3,4); Guid ce Representative (3,4); Alpha Honor RoU (3); Beta Honor RoU (1,2,3) BARBARA JEAN NORTON MARY LOU OATES FREIDA MAE OWNBEY Beta Club (3,4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Band (3,4); Band Chaplain (3,4); Carousels Drama Club (4); Future Teachers of America (4); BasketbaU Intra¬ murals (1); French Club (3,4) - Reporter (4); Play Day (1); Latin Club (1); Perfect Attendance (1,3,4); Magazine Salesman Certificate (4); Alpha Honor RoU (3); Beta Honor RoU (1,2,3,4) THOMAS HILLIARD OWEN ThomasviUe Senior High School (1,2,3) OLLIE PACE LARRY O’NEAL PATE J.V. FootbaU (1); Freshman BasketbaU (1); Latin Club (1,2,3,4); Beta Honor Roll (1,2); District Science Fair (2); NEDT Award (1,2); Beta Club (2,3,4); Varsity BasketbaU Manager (2); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3,4); Maga¬ zine Sales Representative (1); Beta Club Convention (3) EDWARD GILBERT PADGETT Freshman Basketball Team (1); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Drama Club (2); Distributive Education Club (3,4); Chorus (4); Latin Club (2); French Club (3) JIM PARTON BETH ELAINE PEELE Beta Club (2,3) BEVERLY PENLEY Homeroom Magazine Captain (3,4); Chorus (2,3,4); Octet (3) : Lettergirl (4) BARBARA PERTILLER Stephens-Lee High School (1,2); National Home of Amer¬ ica (1): BasketbaU (1,2); Hall of Fame (4) OSCAR SEATON PHELPS J.V. Football (1); 9th Grade BasketbaU (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); J.V. Manager BasketbaU (2); Track (2); FFA Vice-President (3) JUDY ANN PITTMAN Latin Club (2,3); Health Careers Club (3); Volunteer at V. A. Hospital (3); Beta Club (2,3,4); Future Teachers of America (3,4) - Secretary (4); Beta Club Convention (3); Future Teachers of America Convention (3,4) PHILIP OLLAN PITTMAN BasketbaU (Freshman) (1); Distributive Education Club (4) ; Future Farmers of America (1,3) - Reporter (1) LINDA SUSAN POLSON Future Business Leaders of America (3); Health Career Club (3); Volunteer at V. A. Hospital (3) JOHNNY KEITH POTEAT Future Farmers of America (1,2,3); Distributive Educa¬ tion Club (3,4) MARY ELIZABETH POWLAS Chorus (2,3,4) C, D. PRESSLEY Distributive Education Club (4); Future Farmers of Amer¬ ica (1,2,3) WILLIAM C. PUTNAM J.V. FootbaU (1); J.V. BasketbaU (1,2); Varsity Basket¬ baU (4) CHESTER QUINN Chorus (4) JIMMY QUINN Perfect Attendance (1,2,3); Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4): Chorus (4) DAVID FARRELL RAY J.V. FootbaU (1): Rioto Club (2) - Treasurer (2); Bus Driver (2,3,4); Future Farmers of America (2,3,4); Weight Lifting (2); Track (2); Distributive Education (4); FeUow¬ ship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4) ROMILTA ANN RAY Varsity BasketbaU (2,3,4); Playday (1,2); Volunteer at Oteen V. A. Hospital (4); Health Careers Club (4); Chorus (2); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (3,4) MICHAEL FRANCIS RAYFEELD J.V. Football (1); Latin Club (1,2,3); Beta Club (2,3,4); Photo Club (2,4); Carousels (3,4); U. S. History Award (3) ; Track (2); Business Manager, Annual Staff (4); Weight Lifting (2,3); NEDT Award (1,2); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (2,3); Delegate to Beta Club Convention (3); Latin Club Convention (2) DAVID CECIL REDMON Latin Club (2); French Club (3,4); J.V. FootbaU (1); Var¬ sity Football (2,3,4); Track (1,2,3); Weight Lifting (1,2,3, 4): FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4) FRANCIS CLIFFORD REED, JR. Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Chorus (4); Bus Driver (4) JOHN DAVID REESE, JR. Future Farmers of America (1) CAROLYN HOWELL REYNOLDS Bethel High (1,2,3); Pisgah Senior High (4) DAVID REYNOLDS Perfect Attendance (1); Future Farmers of America (1,2, 3.4) - Reporter (3) BARBARA JEAN RHODES Football Homecoming Court (4); Lettergirl (3); French Club (3); Majorette (4); May Court (1); Basketball Cheer¬ leader (3); Future Business Leaders of America (4); Sen¬ ior Superlative (4); FeUowship of Christian Athletes (1, 2.3.4) ;Chorus (2,3); Future Homemakers of America (1); Shawano Court (4) DONALD SANDERS RICHARDSON Latin Club (4); Photo Club (4); Cross-Country (4); Beta Club (4); Future Teachers of America (4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (4); Drama Club (4);JayCee Seminar (4) ; Magazine Sales Certificate (4); Auburn High School (1,2,3); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4) PATRICIA ELAINE ROBERTSON Treasurer of Freshman Class (1); President of Sopho¬ more Class (2); Cheerleader (1,2,3,4); Head Cheerleader- BasketbaU (4); D.A.R. Good Citizen Representative (4); 133 Senior Statistics Beta Club (2,3,4) - Secretary (4); Convention (3,4); Latin Club (2,3) - Convention (2,3); Guidance Representative (3); Assistant Guidance Representative (4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4); Pianist for F.C.A. (3,4); French Club (4): Football Homecoming Court (4); Basketball Intramurals (2,3,4);NEDT Award (2); V. A. Hospital Vol¬ unteer (2); Senior Superlative (4); Hall of Fame (4) SHERRY ANNETTE ROBERTSON Latin Club (1,2,3,4) - Treasurer (3); Junior Varsity Bas¬ ketball (1); Girl’s Playday (1,2); Varsity Basketball (2,3, 4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4) - Song Lead¬ er (3,4): Junior Class Treasurer (3); French Club (3,4) - Treasurer (4); Girls State (3); Annual Staff Feature Editor (4); Future Teachers of America (4); Young Life (1); Latin Club Convention (2); Intramural Coach (3); Delegate to Governor’s Physical Fitness Program (3); Hall of Fame (4) RITA ARLENE ROBINSON Future Homemakers of America (2) GARY KENDALL ROPER Chorus (2,3,4): Octet (3,4); Chorus Vice-President (4); Beta Club (3,4); U. S. History Award (3); Perfect Attend¬ ance (i): Highest Magazine Salesman (1,3,4); Chorus in Bubble Trouble (3); Hall of Fame (4) LINDA GAYE RUNION French Club (3); Shawano Court (3) BRENDA JOYCE SETSER Square Dance Team (1); Latin Club (1,2,3); Future Teach¬ ers of America (3,4) - Vice-President (4) - Convention (3); Latin Club Convention (3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4) JOHN DOUGLAS SHAW, JR. J.V. Football (1); J.V. Basketball Manager (1); Football (2,3,4): Track (2); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (4); Bus Driver (3,4); Distributive Education (3) ANITA MARIE SHELTON Chorus (2,3,4): Future Homemakers of America (1,3) RAY EDWARD SHOPE Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Chorus (4) STEVEN C, SHUFORD Bus Driver (3) ALBERT DEAN SILVER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); J.V. Football (1); Distributive Education (3,4) GENE ALEXANDER SILVER J.V. Football (1); Future Farmers of America (2,3,4); Distributive Education Club (3,4); Band (2); Bus Driver (2,3) ROGER SILVER J.V. Football (1); Varsity Football (2); J.V. BasketbaU (1,2); Varsity Basketball (3); Distributive Education (3,4); Future Farmers of America (2) JUDITH ANNETTE SLAGLE French Club (2,3); Drama Club (2,3,4); Intramural Bas¬ ketball (2,3,4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2,3,4) SAMUEL DALE SLAUGHTER Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) - Treasurer (3); Chorus (4) CHARLES WILSON SMITH, JR. Latin Club (1,2); Beta Club (2,3); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); J.V. Football (1); J.V. Basketball (1); Varsity Basketball (2,3,4); Track (1,2,3,4); Buncombe County High Jump Record (3); District 8 High Jump Rec¬ ord (3); Most Outstanding Track (2,3); Best Defensive Player, Basketball (3); Junior Marshal (3); Senior Super¬ lative (4); Morehead Semifinalist (4); Marie Shank Finalist (4); Business Manager of Annual (4): Cross-Country (2,3, 4): U. S. History Award (3); Blue-White All-Star Basket¬ ball Team (4); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4) JULIAN THEODORE SMITH J.V. Football (1); Ninth Grade Basketball (1); Intramural Basketball (2,3,4); Latin Club (2); Weight Lifting (2,3); Varsity Football Manager (2): Varsity Football (3,4); Fel¬ lowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Track (2) PATSY ANN WATSON SMITH Future Homemakers of America (1,2) LINDA CAROLYN SNYPES Secretary of Sophomore Class (2); Band Representative (4); Band Officer (4); Band (1,2,3,4); All-State Band (4); Annual Staff (4): Guidance Representative (4); V. A. Volun¬ teer (3): Intramural Basketball (3); Perfect Attendance (1.2.3.4) ; PhotoClub (4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (2.3.4) ; Drama Club (3,4); Future Teachers of America (4); Future Homemakers of America (1,2,3,4) - Parlia¬ mentarian (2); Latin Club (2,3,4); Convention (3); Musical Comedy (3); Homeroom Officer (1,2); Governor ' s School Nominee (3) CHARLES MICHAEL SOBOL Young Life Treasurer (2); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (3,4); Latin Club (1,2); Junior Marshal (3); Varsity Football (2,3,4); Junior Varsity Football (1); Basketball Manager U,2); Weight Lifting (2,3,4); Track (1,2,3,4); Golf Team (2); Senior Class President (4); Junior Class President (3); Herbert Worth Jackson Nominee (4); Morehead Semi¬ finalist (4); Alpha Honor Roll (1,2,3,4); Best-All-Round Senior Superlative (4); All-Buncombe County Team (4); All-Tri-County Team (4); W. N. C. Scholastic 2nd Team (4); Hall of Fame (4) JAMES ALEXANDER STAKIAS Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3,4); J.V. Football (1); Freshman Basketball (1); J.V. Basketball (2); Latin Club (1,2,3,4); Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (3,4); Intra¬ mural Basketball (2,3,4); Alpha Honor Roll (2,3); NEDT Certificate (1,2) DONNIE CAROL STEPP Reynolds High (1,2); Basketball (3,4) PHYLLIS STEPPE GAIL STEVENS BEVERLY ANN STEWART Latin Club (2); French Club (3,4); Future Teachers of America (4) SHIRLEY STONE BARBARA JEAN SUMMEY Chorus (2,3,4); Health Careers Club (3,4); French Club (3.4) ; Octet Alternate (4); Musical Bubble Trouble (3); Red Cross Volunteer (3,4) SATOSHI TANAKA Transferred from Sakurazuka, High School, Japan TERESA KAY TATHAM Band (1,2,3,4) - Secretary-Treasurer (4) - All-State Band (1,2,3); Pep Band (1); Beta Club (2,3,4); Latin Club (1,2, 3): Future Teachers of America (4); Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes (1,2,3,4); Girls J.V. Basketball (1); Girls Varsity Basketball (2); Track (1,2); Intramural Basketball (3); U. S. History Award (3); Senior Superlative (4); Hall of Fame (4) Did you say an ANT stepped Ain ' t love grand! on your foot? 134 DAVID STEVEN TAYLOR Distributive Education (3) JUDY EVELYN TAYLOR LatinClub (1); Health Careers Club (3,4); Beta Club (2,3, 4): Guidance Representative (4); Sertoma Essay Contest Award (4); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (4) FRED EDWARD THOMAS Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4); Football (1,3,4); Weight Lifting (3) BARBARA THURSTON JAMES MARLOW TURNER J.V. Football (1); Varsity Football (2,3,4); French Club (3,4) - Vice-President (4); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (1,2,3,4); Track (1,2,3); Senior Superlative (4) — SHIRLEY JEAN TWEED Chorus (2,3); Library Assistant (3,4); Chorus (4) JAMES PHILIP WARREN Distributive Education Club (4) JANICE LEE WATSON Salesmanship Award (1); Chorus (2,3,4); Octet (3,4); Cho¬ rus Accompanist (3); Drama Club (3); Musical Bubble Trouble (3); Library Assistant (3,4); Fellowshipof Chris¬ tian Athletes (4); Health Careers Club (4); Governor ' s School Nominee (2,3); Health Careers Congress (4) JOHNNY DELMAR WATSON Future Farmers of America (1,2,3,4) PATRICIA ANN WATSON Chorus (3,4); Library Assistant (3); Salesmanship Award (3) GLORIA WHITAKER FRED WILLIAM WHITE, JR. J.V. Football (1); Varsity Football (2); Bus Driver (3); Distributive Education (3,4); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (2,3) PHYLLIS THERESA WILLET Beta Club (2,3,4) - Convention (3); Future Teachers of America (4) - Convention (4); Future Homemakers of America (4); French Club (3,4); Latin Club (1); Chief Junior Marshal (3); NEDT Award (2); U. S. History Award (3); Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow (4); Guidance Representative (3,4); Perfect Attendance (2,3); Senior Superlative (4); Marie Shank Scholarship Nominee (4); Kathrine Smith-Renolds Scholarship Nominee (4); Sorop- timist Scholarship Nominee (4); Governor’s School Nomi¬ nee (2,3); Alpha Honor Student (1,2,3,4); Hall of Fame (4) CHARLES DONALD WILSON Future Farmers of America (1,2,4) - President (2); J.V. Football (1); Track (2,3); Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes (2,3); Weight Lifting (3); Chorus (4) DALE JEROME WILSON J.V. Manager (1); Varsity Trainer (2); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1,2,3); French Club (3); Distributive Education Club (4) Track Trainer (1,2) DONNA KAREN WILSON Fellowship of Christian Athletes (4) TED EDGAR WINGO, JR. J.V. Football (1); Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1); LatinClub (1); Varsity Football (2); Fellowship of Chris¬ tian Athletes (2); Latin Club (2); Varsity Football (3); Bus Driver (4); Track (2) RONNIE KENNETH WORLEY Future Farmers of America (1,2,4) You mean you sold that many candy bars? Editor’s Farewell There are several important factors that are a part of Owen High School. We have shown you some of the main ones: administration, classes, clubs, sports, and features. Each of these parts constitute a whole within itself, and each of these wholes is again made of parts. These parts are we ourselves, for it is we who make up Owen High School. As graduating seniors we will no longer be a part of this school. The classes, proms, club meetings will all be just memories. We will separate and each will go his way. We will no longer belong to Owen High. Yet Owen will always be a part of us. Just as our school is made up of classes and clubs, classes and clubs are made up of individuals. These individuals are also made up of several parts. Owen High School will always be a vital part of each of us, for here, with the help of our friends and teachers, we received the necessary background to meet the new experiences to come. 135 ' ri L ♦ ' ■ ■ ‘ ’; •� ■ ■ ' ■ . ' ' E. ' - 1- _1 ' i ' r ■ ’ • ■ ' I ? ’)$ f • ’ S ' .V w ;w ' iic ■S I III E f (■ t ■ ■ ' � p i - a t ' 9 m ■Jl ' si. ' p . ■ M l • f ' l� ,� . ■ A .. f ♦ ‘ JL . f .t ' ■ ‘ ■■ I, ■ • ' I ■ - V- I- ■ : ' i i I i ■ W- ' M i I i % . V Y t z ' t ' V-i ‘ 1 A M i ' 1 ij ' ♦• ,4 ? ft. 1 I _,«iA 1 .1 � 1 t 4