Claremont High School - Hickory Log Yearbook (Hickory, NC)
- Class of 1961
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DORIS HELVEY Advisers A an -V c, X . .wh ,' .5. - ,- ' ' fb f'w-,,,-1.1, ,gf .4 'jf P - s .- .,x.,..,-f- ' P 'af r Q-Y , f,v 2 'x X, N Y , X rl N I I 1 1 K- Y +1 I fix.. ,.- ,u , 1 x l w AND HORATKP-AUGHT, H.H,S.STUDENTS 'if X As L1 result of the construe- tion at the lower gate, these boys are forced to congregate on the auditorium steps bef fore class begins. ISI l 1 x, I! 1 Down the main hull, past the prizecl trophy cases, smil- ing faces greet ull new corners and guests. Amidst students scurrying toward their hornerooms before the S130 o'cloclq tarcly bell, MC3 and his companion begin their tour ol a typical earth school. N - , I7 ee u J 'z is ' ,ml Q fr JT A- ,V -ni . I- - 'Ax' I 6 .. -5 r . 1 . Q 4 . 'Q V Q - , i , V - , ' 1 ',' .' Q. 'Lit 'QAM ft' gt, t X ,.I it A ,NIV ,n'K:6',1Q in VZ! I Cf. K Juv' K ,, 44 Hx, f-, sh f Av - 1, '-xg ' Q ., .' 4 . A , ' , I Q 9 ' . i v ,X JL ' L? 7 .,i 1 A it we his Q f' ' 4' s ' ,I .. ri Q -id-A O 3 fi ' ,-1 Lt, ' x 5:13 A 1 Q A ll 7 I .4 l n .lu lntrieate mosaics, as well as imagi- native travel posters, show stu- clents' expression and are proudly displayed in the main hall hy Mr. Rankin, Chi Chi Queen, and Kathy Cauhle. 4 X'Vith the arrival of the buses, the news of forthcoming events spreads ancl interest mounts. Stu- clent hodv relationship is strength' enecl hy avicl participation in var' ious activities. V t.i.4, l f, - 'JM M inf'-571, .wb 1 4 Q.. 9fAg.f.?3t'z --hg..n-..m.s,.'gT,!.u1.'?5s Az.. '!x.,..c- ww. - All ' Filled with anything from coats and hooks to leaves and a hottle of algae for biology, the lockers that line each hallway reflect the personality of their owners. ki i X We O LJ A y THEIR TREK COVERS ALL ASPECTS OF STUDENT INTEREST Hefore school, at lunch, or during study hall, students Find time to explore the shelyes of the lihrury, A prospective hook for an ap' proaehing report crutches Gene lXloser's eye. THE SCHOOL ...... 16 Classes from 3:30 until 3: I5-thc liuunclation of students' futurc4 are typified hy iliommy Dellinger, wlaclxic Xvysong, and Bu XVallQcr examining a science project. QT pf? . . AS SPACE GUESTS STUDENTS ....... 36 Voocl to keep the energetic teen- agers on the go is heartily relished hy daily patrons of the school lunch room. ACTIVITIES ....... 88 Christmas caroline hy lirench Cluhhers Clenotes cumnicnclahle participation in school oreanizaf tions and activities. .4-.........-0.1 1 Q ,? f , X-ZX If 1 l ? W Y 5- , U 1 ATHLETICS ......... H8 A Llucling lluclmn I7lLlyL'l'S, Hmmlmir l3LllHgL1l'l1L'l' H H S ILllxL'5LldXLlI1lLlgL' cwl'.m wpcning in tlw wppmim 9' ' ' . IL'llIH'S LICIVCITSC. FEATURES .......... 142 ADVERTISEMENTS . ..... I64 Ilighligllts of thc your acquire Ll special plum: I7rum luull sLllJsc1'ilx'1'x cmmmcs thc support in studcnts' mcmurics, as clues thc amnuul l1CL'L'S5Lll'y tu publish ilu' Inc: as Sfllfl' heads IXVIRP dance and its zany Ulstlllllcs. ,limmy l'l'ilcl1111'd, HiIl'l5ill'll l,inl4, guml JXITVILT T Kcwtmm mics talk Ll 1m'1'uIumt. ff E111 Mrs. Kathryn Havnaer CULTIVATES MINDS or STUDENTS Molding the minds ol' the sophomores through the instruction ol' ljnglishg instilling ti love For Latin among llicltory lligh School students and aspiring ninth guiclers: providing ai foundation for the students' individual vocations through her leadership in the testing program: operating the school store for the needs ol' industrious students: guiding and stimulating the student body toward goals in the annual magazine cam- l121 piiigng relinquishing time lor daily lunch line duty: and serving etipuhly tis president ol' the English Council, an outstanding mcmhcr ol the teaehing profession is herchy recognized lor her varied contrihutions. ilio Mrs. Katliryn lltn'nner. we, thc students ol' llicliory lligh School, clt-dictate the 1961 llicxom' Lou, x '1 ., ' 1 3 .F 1:1 . 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A , 5194! ww .xg i T27 15 w1l'f 4 f X yi 'N- K ,.-' 1 5, S 14 'I' F A. ,ff 'h an 'w-.,,m .g......-L. ' 0- --.if 'HsiJv11M ' ', w1F+ , , 9 . 'f fs-:Saw F -..no00 'ail ,,.4l9 ' fx , , --.......g..,,, . .,,... '0ooocnooooocc00 sg' 1 , . og 'self' , , School Board VVALTEH T. NAU, Clmirmmz TED R. BREVVER E W CLARENCE G. IWIOXVARD EVERETT M. ECKARD Xf7.NI. A 'l E ' E X 1 IEXJKINS Uh , S , E. N. FENNELL 3, , ' ,L , 5, iii -, . . , A., ,, X WL., , A E ,.. ,-.3 W fQ.:f:,Q-27.4 fl ,l. AIARVIN Cmx' CHARLES II. CLROVES i 71 .1 Promoting the advancement of H. ll. S., VV. D. Cottrell, principal, holds the ad- miration and respect of his students and faculty. A graduate of V. P. I. and Ap- palachian State Teachers College, his interests Cother than management of a high sehoolj include golf, archery, and his family-thus, a busy life. INSTRUCT, GUIDE, DISCIPLINE-BOUNDLESS PURSUITS OF FACULTY Genuinely interested in student activi- ties, all members of the faculty can he depended upon for help and leadership. hlrs. Reese, Miss Starnes, Miss Creever, and Miss Shore relinquish after-school time to attend open house at the Ada ministration Building. l18l i MRS. GENELLA ALLISON . . . Western Carolina, B.S.g Peabody, M.A.g jour- nalism Fellowship, U. of Tenn., Summer, '59 . . . English III, Iour- nalism, French I . . . Adviser to Twig Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll . . . Advisory Board, N. C. English Teachers' Editorial Board . . . Miss JEAN BALL . . . Lenoir Rhyne, A.B ..., English II, III . . . MR. FRANK BARGER . . . Lenoir Rhyne, B.A.g A.S.T.C., M.A .... Health Geography, Drivers' Training . . . Head Football Coach, Track Coach Cirls' Basketball Coach . . . 7 Miss lX'lARGIE BARRINGER . . . Lenoir Rhyne, B.A.g A.S.T.C.g Duke . . Biology . . . Sophomore Adviser . Mn. Louis BEAN . . . Lenoir Rhyne, A.B., Vandercook College of Music . . . Band Director . . . President, N. C. Bandmasters . . . MR. HENRY BRUTON . . . East Carolina, B.S.g N. C. State, M.I.A.E .... In- dustrial Arts, General Shop, Mechan- ical Drawing . . . Miss RUTH BURDETTE . . . Catawba College, A.B.g Bowling Creen College of Commerce, A.B.: New York Uni- versity, B.M.A .... Distributive Edu- cation . . . Adviser to D.E. Club, lunior Class . . . Mns. JEWEL CHURCH . . . A.S.T.C., B.S.g W.C.U.N.C .... Home Eco- nomics.. .Adviser to E.H.A. Club... 201 NCEA OFFICES, CIVIC HONORS, AFTER-SCHOOL TASKS- MRS. LOREE CILLEY . . . Wiinthrop, NU. . . . U. S. I'Iistory, Ccogriipiiy . . . Aciviscr to Gnrdcn Club . . . MR. JACK DALICIITREX' . . . Lenoir I3.I1ync, AB .... Spanish I, EngIisI1 II . . . Tennis Conch . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . Mn. ROBER1' ELLIS . . . IIigI1 Point Col- Icgc. HS.: ix.S.VIS.ci., MA .... Chorus Instructor, Assistant Band Dircctur . . . IXIiniste1' uf Music, Ifirst PrcsIuyf tCrii1n CI1u1'CI1, Dirccuu' III' IIicIw1'y AICIIIS CIm1'L1s, X IL'L'-IUIUSIQICIII. CIim'.iI Division ul' N. C. Music ELILILKIIIHII i'XSSllL'IillIUl1, LNIILIIIIIILID ul' tlic ,XII SIAIIL' Chorus. Ainuricnn CIm1'a1I Dirccims .-Xssuciution . . . IXIP.. -IAMES CAniiE'1 r . . . Lenoir Rhync, .'X.B.g I,Il1IYL'l'SIly ui South Czimiinii, Drivcrs' 'Iirnining . . . XVMICI IIisim'y, U. S. IIistory, Driwrs' 'Iiruining . . . CIUII' Couch, ,Xssistunt Ifwrlmll Cuicli, IV. I3nsI4ctIu11II Conch . . . Miss I.ENA Um5Ex'En . . . Lenoir IIIixnc. HA .... Plum- ciCUll1L'II'f .... 'Xr.Ii'iacl to IICXLI CILIIH . . . Dirccts Alunim iXILll'SIlllIS . . . IDL-Im Kappa Cgnninii . . . Mus. R.'YI'IIRYN II.AwN,xun . . . I3uIw. NI3.: Lenoir Rliyncz .X,S.'I'.C. . . . ILIILQIISII Il, I.LlIIl'l I, II ..,. XiIx1acr tu AILILIIIIIIIL' SixIc5 LILIIIIINIIQIIQ Prvmi ali-ni, Izngllali QUIIIICII . . . KIM. Dmns III-i1.x'uY . . . Klum IIiII. .'X..'X.g IVLIIXL' Iiurmt, .X.I3.: C.iixur, M.II.Il .... Iinglihlm III, IX' . . . .XnIx ISCI' to Luc: IlcIitm'inI Staff . . . Mn. Iimiigm' IIOI.l..XR . . . I.L-noir Rliyiw, .XII .... Spanish I, II . . . Aciviscr to 'lin-ig I3llSII1L'Sh 9t.1I'I', Spginish Club. .. M155 NANCY HUGGINS . . . Lenoir Rhyne, A.B .... English III . . . hlR5. KATHRYN LACKEY . . . WLC.- 'U.N.C., B.S .... Biology . . . Adviser to Student Council . . . MR. BIARK LYERLI' . . . Lenoir Pvhvne, A.B ..., U. S. History . . . Boys' Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach . . . MRS. AlARY BlATTHEXN'S..AY.C.L,l.N.C., A.B.g U.N,C., B.S. in Library Science . . . Librarian ...i -Xdviser to Library Club . . . MR. CLIFFORD Mosias . . , Xllestern Carolina, B.S.: N. C. State: United Television Lab, TV Engineering Di- ploma . . . Diversified Cccupations . . . Adviser to D.O. Club, lunior Class . . . MR. BILL RANKIN . . . Eastern Kentucky State, AB., M.A .... Art, Ll. S. History . . . Adviser to Art Club . . . Chairman of Art of District NCHA. MR5. ELIZABETH REESE . . .VV.C.- Ll.N.C., AB.: A.S.T.C., KLA. . . . Chemistrv . . . Adviser to Senior Class, Chemistry Club . . . M155 LELIA SHORE . . . Randolph-hlacon, AB .... Plane Geometry, Algebra II . . . Adviser to F.T.A. Club . . . 'RESPONSIBILITIES OF H. H. S.'S RESPECTED FACULTY 22 Miss ADELAIDE SHUFORD . . . Brenau: VV.C.U.N.C., A.B .... French I, II . . . Adviser to French Clubs, Cheer- leaders . . . President, llickory A.F.S. Program . . . Mas. Puvrrrs Suuiform . . . Suomi College, llancock, Michigan . . . School Secretary . . . hlns. Doms SIGIXION . . . Lenoir Rhyne A.B .... VVorld llistory, Economics and Sociology . . . Adviser to Loc: Business Stall, Quill and Scroll . . . Nas. ELLEN Suuas . . . Limestone Col' lege, AB .... Shorthand, Typing l, ll . . . Adviser to Senior Class . . . Nlss ELIZABETH Smvmi . . . lienoir Rhyne, AB .... Algehra I, II . . Sophomore Class Adviser . . . sb' Miss li'ruEL STARNES . . . lilong MVC.- U.N.C., AB .... Algehra II, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry . . . Adviser to Senior Class . , . Mus. INA STARNES . . . Tusculum Col- lege, AB.: University of 'lennessee . . . Biology, Physics . . . Treasurer . . . l CONGENIAL, CHEERY PERSONALITIES OF TEACHERS ARE READILYl A r 1 1 J I W- MRS. PEGGY FIERIPLETT . . . Nurs Ilillg Lenoir Rhyne, AB .... Bookkeeping, 3 Shorthand, Typing I . . . School Q V MRS, JANE TURNER . . . A.S.T.C., B.S., M.A .... English IV . . . Director of Senior Class Play . . . MRS. FRANCES TURPIN . . . Converse, A.B.g U.N.C., M.Ed .... English II . . . Adviser to Sophomore Classy Sec- retary, English Council . . . Miss NANCY USREY . . . East Carolina, A.B.g Duke, lXI.A .... English IV . . . Adviser to Leaves . . . MR. TROY WASHAM . . . Lenoir Rhyme, A.B.g A.S.T.C., lXl.A .... Assistant Principal, Health, Drivers' Training . . . Head Baseball Coach . . . . FY A I' J I know what goes LOUNGE TO QD 57 G 9 2. ri 1' 1 LNMIEU fl 2 xr ' ,- A W A fall Islas? 5-2 VENDORSED BY STUDENT BODY-AS WELL AS MC2 AND HORATIO rf I Ll 23 Q ,U- X.,. Cold claws CRILISC lhcsc buvs to upf t rl bntx n 11 lx 7l'L'L'ill C 1L'il' ' VCL' 'L' Q58 51110 'C STUDENTS RETAIN NOTEWORTHY PRIVILEGES I rv ' 'E 1 J! Newly licensed students ignore increasing parking problems and relish the privilege of driving their ears to school. DEMOCRATIC CHOICES Granted the prellerenee ol' class, teacher, and period, confused sophs, as ivell as upperelassmen, are as- sured oli satisfaction. Tallying to the rising, anxious sophomores, Bobby Jamison gives ai preview of what's in store for them at ll. ll. S. 4 P Their ear being filled to capacity, these hungry passengers take advantage of the opportunity of going out to lunch by stopping at the nearby Village Diner for a hurried meal. 2 egg M, 2 This is my parents' idea of a foreign sports car! ff T ' , 17' Mfg' in i H 'E - r.- 1 va. .g. 'v,,-. , Rjgwj VL' 2 5 4 W Z 'f' Hwy wif? YQ 4 4 I V 'Y F if 9, F f ,V Q h hawk Q I ,ff . 4' ff' . xl.. if fry '.fe'H-PssP f'f' -'LH' , ' K 2 QW -W 1. 1,1 V ,- . . WM . Qwgrvnvf f 'f - ep 1 . 4' A f f XL A ' fQ' 'i?? ' ' at 'Y' 0 X? Sxwkas T ii53,4!' 4 Mi'E5 AW if ' ,-':vJ:'2.5:mq A N M. FM, Q '? tl gs . ff 'KY ll 4 Discovering that their high school studies have covered a wide range of topics, these seniors apply their knowledge toward completion of the senior tests, which will later be used as aptitude references. P Advanced biology class students Ralph Vllatkins, Becky Cromer, and Rene Clark experiment with the effect of tranquilizers on the growth of mice. The injections prove painful to young scientists as well as mice. CHOSEN CAREERS A month! worlt .nvruils Mrs. Churchs approval as she ffraclcs a X , f W 5 I homcmalting students project. A YW E Ni Q, . J 4 'W , t SUUNGS L7 N H B I EDU, ill not the hells that ltccp u 2.lXY.lliL'.n 2 , Q Q: it ,, ' g 1-if f M - 31 ia A if 1 1 X X .fi 'K -.vs F24 :gl t t ,give sag, nf' gs' I' e, , . BASIC CLASSES One of the must popular classes rm thc schedule, art allows unc amd ull am 0PPUl'lLlI1ify to Cxprcss hicldcn tulcnt. Gary Ilcrmzm crm- ccntrutcs rm skctching. 4 AXttirud in m-xx 4 lu-11x'y, but wnrln 7 UYCl'L'OiIl5, the IXIITLI L'XL'Il'lPlil'iL'S unity ul' uclirrn and nttituclc that rcsults frmmm CUl1L'Cl1lI'.llL'd L'Iv UIAl lmy indivicluall 111011117613 amd Llw dimm- tor. CONTRIBUTE TO CHARACTER OF INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS A Physical hygiene is developed by various methods in physical edu- cation class, as exemplified by these energetic athletes. Sound reasoning, as a result of knowledge in the field of mathe- matics, is essential for development in the modern age. Sam Harmon relates information concerning his solid geometry project. As a basis for society, English offers 21 challenge to all students. George Prevette shares a report with his class while Miss Stacy, student teacher, looks on. Il l29 l 1 H. H. S. CREDITS SMOOTH OPERATION TO ADVANCED EQUIPMENT, '1 hImIcrn ICLILIIIIITQ alicls, IiI4c thc mpc l'L'L'HI'QIL'l' In slmp, Dun AIcNL'L'Iy ICIIIIITS the usc :md In-ing usa-LI Ivy Maury hlimlmlm ViuIcttc, im Il'L'1IllllL'lIl ul 1l1LIL4IIII1L'I'f. Iinisluxl alrticlcs lwruvutI1cspcccI1uI'lhurcign Illllgllllgk' students, IL-ax-ing this chlss Lll'C xwu'tI1y ul high prnisc, 1mI LlI'C1lI1lIlIlkl sup lmx.1nLI .1 lluruwn IiII1gLlLIgL' own tI1nugI1 thcir L'UII5Il'lIL'IIlII1 smm'ti1m's ILlINlI'llIUl'y. gales sImYIy'. NX W ,ig H R- 3 I 2 S9 N. I , ' ,K ? 5- 'tri 1' , ' T if 2. V i I I 4 Mrs. Cilley catches up on current events while Miss Quinn, student teacher from Lenoir Rhyne Col- lege, reviews United States history with the class. P Construction of E1 new building- which includes 21 much needed, spacious library and additional classrooms to relieve crowded com- mercial classes-is the main point of interest on the west side of the school campus. QUALIFIED FACULTY Familiar to till students are the janitors and lunchroom staff. Mrs. Everette Miller plans the menus and heads the lunchroom staff. R, , '- ,Q 1:- 5-wx l J 1 r 1 alien? - ii T' 3 X. 4 , , - -' gl ---- H ' u mum Ill 4 . 'iii -. A - ' il 'j I 1 ' J ---f- 2 - W if- - -' - f 2 .M ., f-Y ,Ala .l .113 , , nit - a' Y ' .Q U- , . - f i 92' . v igil , t I 'P I I zZ, ' 'i' 4 ' U f 'n C.-'L 1 0 , A- '-N ff-f ll , TL 1 'Ni' W, an u , A L l A. ' . ',fr',:-?--- ' ' ' ' 5- ' f ' ,, bf, w. f ,: ' . , f, , . '-' QQ: I ',f.5'f.5'- . -' 1 ' if Q fri: f.'v'fi - A wf L, 7 'I 1 L 7 'A 2 -,-lgig ' Q . if A . ' X - f , sq :su ,lysf :ry . A jq,5,5 ,.,M iI r X: ' I + in -. miwgsf J. V. 3 '1gk+w+- at-'Ln , x . N 'W Q me N 1 . , 5, ,, , , 313,-, . A .,,,, . ,V I , i 4 2. Mx lu Wfi Y5i H., Z ' :'I'S4-Wqrfv. E' Q . X 'P ff W . , ' - '--', r:.c:, u , -zysqg ,, ', . R ,556 , Q ,. A I- : :g a ix . .1 A fa n f 1- 52 U ' Q-' . - 5 .15 , wi D 7 --Af, - ' - b 1- -gk-T 1' . 7k f Y 1 k 4 'X g A V i 1 1 Q , 1 Q if Q V X ,c- Vg r. . fs' u 7' '. t I PM J h NYE. Q ., N ' ix 1 . . IL V 7 . -U. 'Mlm 1' My Q - IP' g K - Qu . , Q , E a Teenagers all over the earth are known for The line sceins long, hut the time flies with their appetites and this line of liungry stu- w1n'u1'sr1tiu1i on the latest topics of interest clents is noexeeption. -whether it's movies, clothes, or food. MOUNTING PRESSURES AND MONOTONY OF DAILY ROUTINE Open house, 5pr'msu1'ecl hy the .'xClIHlIllSfl'L1llHI1 Un Cktllt-ge Day, seniors cliseuss their futures t0 better acquaint seniors and st-lwnl worliers, with the represeiitutives froin colleges in draws a large Crowd-as does the punch bowl. North and South Carolina. i . W V l33l 1 f,,. af H 5 s a 1 Mrvvwwul-news Q-Qmwmv 2 , ow-,uw-v L K if- J .fx X , ,. . ' ,R www' 9?ir3?f7' 'rf A V, 'vi' I ig? g. 5 1 C' aff saf- xg, .ffl A K. 1-5 'Z L E' 55115,-g?1 i -I ,g1j'.'.:1j ' 2 in ,gy 533' ,iv J I u,. IQAAMBITIONS AS wlmessen sv Mc2 AND HORATIO. 13,1 3? 1 . 1 CLOSER OBSERVATION BY MC2 AND HORATIO REVEALS VARIATION OF X -jak, INDIVIDUAL CONDUCT , .Q 25,1-rr ,.,...,,4su:l92 , . .fe , VJ-,-f' 3 WL - f'Y.g,+ Y Q -1 Y - V yr i ,Y.fr' --J' .-uw . ' ,733 K, , ff' ranges thc group u'I1icI1 is uniting for its picturc tu Iuc snglppcd I1cI'nrc returning tu thc routine grind UI' classes. CICIIC NIIM-r, Clcurgc' IIm'cy, uncI CQcHrgc IIenmn striw Iur prccisiun in ITIL'L'IIlII'lICLlI cIruu'ing class. By gnrumns rnxntantlrm, sulnnrm, such ns: Ann Bell, Ilrcndu ,'Xrcuri, und Vickie DCI' Iingcr, Imvc Ll ijI'ILlI1CL' to vicw thc hosiery miIIs' QIispIuys und cxauninc the I'inisI1ccI products. Examining music prujccts Irnm clcrncntury scI1nuIs, hddy XIiIIcr, I3icIxctt IVI1itcnur, and Scutt Hain viuw .XnI1ninistruti1'mn BuiIcIf ing, cxI1iIuils. I f I Senior Class Officers 381 CLASS N Klum' im'murics crmul ilw mimls 'ul' llicl4m'y lliglfs l9Ivl graicluzitcs. 'lilicy ri-im-inlucr, as siiplmiiwi-Q-s, ilu- chains ul' rcgistruf tion clay, the iinlicipiitism ul rhi- lirst clay ol high sulimil, thcir lirst iiml lust l limiiiccwiiiiiig piiriiclc, iiml thc rcturn nl' scmcstcr exams. During their ,iunirir ycair mmm' alc- ccptzim'c intu vgirirmus Qluhs, liurit- hiill chzimpionsliip, all-wi-iiriiig lor ilw liiiiiin'-Scnifn' prfmi, thc leur ul' ilu' humh sqirc, imcl clismissiil ul- scliuul hcuiusc ul' snow. Finally their sciiiur your hrfiuglit Culli-gc Day. mp pnsitiims on activities, thc lust lioiithiill giimc. Dixie, glrmriiwus SL-niur XVQQIQ, griicluzitifm, uml thc prrimisc in hc ulliclmry lligh Srlwil girls .iml hoys Furl L'YL'l'.n 'lorry Pi'icu. Saw'Utii1 i-TrUi1s1rrci'. llcnnis Spencer, Prcsiilcizi. iincl fliippcr Riser. l'icCflJi'csi4lc'11f, pro- siclc :is scnifir iil'l'iccrs. CDF 1961 jo ABEE JANE ABERNETHY JIIXIDIY ADERHOLDT -IERRAL ALDRIDGE SYLVIA ALLISON BRENDA ARCURI W'-:nv 'WF 7- REBECCA ASHLEY BRENDA AIILTMAN SCOTT BAIN LEWIS BAKER KAY BARBOUR FLOYD BARGER HARVEY BARGER LEE BARRIER -ILIDY BASS 9 401 is , ., GE .v Q .V . 11' ANN Uoucx PAT BULICK PEc:uY BOLICK 'I'oAmn' BOLICK IDAVID UOLIEK Emu, Rnfxummn PM Hmm' KM' BREWER IJEQLIE BmT'1vx1N 'hw' TWO AWARDED 'l 'Y 'sa .av 41 C7 ITRANKIE BEATTIE S1mnoN BEATY LXNN BELL D,xx'1D BENFIELD GARY BENFIELD SUSAN BISHOP 'C' 4 ew A.F.S. SCHOLARSHIPS Most Athletic, Beth Shuler and Gene lsenhour demonstrate the use of some athletic equipment. Beth realizes the resistance a foot- ball player encounters, and decides to leave scrimmage to the confer- ence champ, Hllief' -1 ..'L' J-' ' i' - l U t- ', ix'-. 'ik li 'i V -5 HT 5' we 5 ffarz -vi' ' 15515 ,fi c V ' v 1 lim' UROXVN NANCY BnowN ,IUIINNY Burfrf rXn'rHUn Bumsliss Il.-xnrsfxm BURNS BETTY BURNS Boam' BURNS ClHERYL BURNS MAX BURNS I4 MM l42l l,3nENn.x CTAMPBELL IXIOLM' CTAMPBELL Rlczumlm CTANIPE I,Amu' C,fx1wENTEn IIANE CTARPENTER PEQQLY CAnvEN'rEn P,x'1'1'v Qx,'XR'I'lN 5.xNnn,x C,VxLl1sI,E KATIE CEIIILDEIN COLLEGE BOARDS ARE 'Q Even small CLIFS Offer Ll CllL1HCI1gC to Most Versatile jimmy Gaither and Put Brady 115 they give the cur a thorough scrubbing and pmvc their talent in almost any liicld of cndcnmr. 2' , ,- X A CHALLENGE TO SENIORS CARL CLINE SANDRA CLINE Tommy CLONINGER AIARTIIA CTLONTZ -IIAIRIY CQBLE LINDA QRJLLINS fe Y E '14, 84- if Nn....2r 1r HECRY CTONRAD CTARIQIUN QTOUK E1,ueN Monfrz Commun LARRY ciORDIiLI, x'V1I.I.ADEAN CRJRDELL lJO'I'I'1E CRJREY ROBERT CAORNE ,PONY CRAFT 'lmmn' CREX-vs 441 if If PA'rsx' DEER XIICKIE lDEl.I,1NGllH NICK DRUM Clfxm' lickmm -IERRY SUE Iimran DAI E Iimk:-:ON lj.-XYID Enwlw Nomux V11-Ps SANDRA lisnnu TWO SELECTED AS llmmlx' CRUWE LINDA DALE NANCY IDALE SANDRA DAVIS UECKY IDEAL lloNN1E IDEAL 'uf' MOREHEAD FINALISTS About to receive the brunt of one of Rosemary Newtons jokes. Sam Smith, who is unaware of her trick, kneels by the fireplace. Many such occurrences explain the choice of Uyittiest seniors. 'QT q-..-.. ,6'v1.. .Aa 7.- T' by ZZ' BETTY FOXVLER SAM FOXVLER FRANKIE Fox I1E'r'l'x' Frunfxx' IDARLENE FRYE lrlwiurrr FRYE IIE.-XNETTE PRYE .f'XllS'I'1N FLILLXVOOD .XNN ClA1'1'uER f I 45 'Immn' C,x1'1'11ER CAROL CIAYE PATSY CEOOD RITA Coon BRENDA c10ODNlGH'I' BETTY CIRAHAAI XVAL1' CQRAVES -Io GREENE .IUAN CLRUVE COLLEGE DAY GIVES Pl'0X'lI'lg tltmr catsc lI'l llllllilllg l'ricncls, whether animal 01' lwcllow student, Both Hollur and Ptandy Slwolt, lT7'iClIlHil3Sf, gain the crm- fitlcncc of this ltorsc. HELPFUL ADVICE ,IOHN GRUBBS DENNIS GURLEX' I'IARRIET IIACER BETH IIALL XVARREN HALL 'IERRI' IIAIIAIAN F 1 Qi mf' DIIAIAIY IIAMLETT LINDA IWIANCOCK XVAYNE HAND RYAN IIAIIMON SMI I'IARlXlON DIWID IIARRISON ERVIN HARRISON .lIIxIMY YIASTY CAROLYN H ATCHELL f I 47 BETH IIOLLAR LINDA IIOLLAR Dams IIONEYCUTT PIIYLLIS IIORNE EDNVARD RAY IIORTON GEORGE IIOVEX' KENNETH llovls LEE ROY Ilu1a1s.,x1m ID.-XNNY Illlmfxmx BOTH GIRLS' AND BOYS' ,ILIDY IJEFNER NANCY LIEFNER Nrgcmm IIEFNER PAUL IIEFNER REc:1NA IIEFNER CQARY IIERMAN 1 . FOOTBALL TEAMS WIN Debating the solution of L1 corn- plex solid geometry prublem, Host Intelligent Becky Deal, Dennis Spencer, and Landon Wlullwi' each shows his way. s,- Nr:-r ff -un Q, IQVELYN I-ooK,xnoo limmx' llUN'l' CiENE lSlTNIIUllR -Ianni' IUIINSON SHIRLEY IIUHNSUN ill0RIAlY IIOIINSON ,IIAIMY 'IUHNSTON BOBBY .lo1.1.EY l.ENcm.x IONES 4 IIUFFMAN I49l 50 IDOROTHY IQAN umf BRENT KEEVER QTIIARLES KENwou'1'I1Y .IoYeE KILLIAN SHIRLEY K1LL1,xN CTIIIPPER KISER KENNY KNIGHT Bt-xlzutxlm KRuEt:Eu .ANN I,.,xl5oN13 ,.,.alq. ' pikt ADVANCED CLASSES Neat appearance contributes to the lenwns that Put Brady and Gene Mmer hold the titles of Preliiest and Best Lrmlcilzlgf, respeel tively. A game of cards interests these stlperlutives. 3 n., f Sn., S YT ? 1 L QUALIFY STUDENTS joE LAFONE CARROLL LAIL LIENRY LAIL JERRY LAIL SHIRLEY LMI, BOB LANDIS 1 I 41-,s EDNA LANE KI,xRc:ARE'r LANE. Num LANE S.xR.xu LATT,-x JU' W IXIARTIIA L,xw1Nc BRENDA LANVSON -IIAI LEDEORD 'lumix' LINEBERGER ,IQE L1NEBERuER f l511 .. . T 1' .,. IIMBIY IXIARLOXV RICIIAIIIJ INIAIILUWE STEVE NAIITIN BRENDA IXIASTEN DICK AIAYO HOBEIII' NCBIIIIJE MARY LEE Nail,-xI.I1AIIIJ -IOIIN AICKEE DON IXICNEELY -Q 1' lv ei! , f ,. Y' . , .wt C' SEMESTER BARBARA LINK CTYNTHIA IJPE DIANE LUCAS BIIIJDY LYERLY -IERIIY LYNN ISAIIIIAII,-I IIIII. S- 'Ssa- Y EXAMS ARE NAIILOW l521 K, DEFINITELY TO BE FEARED EI'1IUf'II15.1 some of the latest rccf ords, .Iimmy Gaither and Nancy Newton, illost P017IIItII', find time from their busy schedule uf mcinl activities to relax and share their interest in music. if 'ugh NANCY AIEADOVVS IJQTTV AIESSICK IJAVID AIILLER IEDDY AIILLER IjIl.XNKIE AIILLER LYNN AIILLER I7n.-xNK1E IXIINTON VIANE MINTUN AIERRY AIITCHELL I I I I lARRlET lxlORRISON CiENE MOSER TERESA Moslem -IOUNNY lX'lOTLEY JACK ATULL PAT hlULL RONNIE lXlULLIS CiI.ORIA MURPHY BILL AIIURRAY PROJ ECTS, RESEARCH Paying Ll visit to the new Chamber of Commerce building, Randy Shook and Becky Deal, Bust Citizens, admire an interesting display from a loeal manufacturer. , 5 ax --vu 3 ,s PAPERS-LATE HOURS ,IEEE MURRAY PAUL NAUMANN ANNA NEWTON AIICIIAEI. NEWTON NANCY NEWTON ROSEKIARY NEXYTUN f: 4- E be TV '15- if Lk- N r ,-.T Y, ,Iumv NORRIS PAT Nonms .XNN Omni I.1Nux PARKIIURST H.xNm' Pum,-xxx .IAN PERKINS lixuu' ,XNN PHILLIPS 'Imax' .XNN PHILLIPS H.xm:.xn.x PITTS ff I 55 561 LINDA Pmwwl' hllmzxn' H,xlx1xA1141-E CiAROI.YN l1.4x1.EY IDANNY REECE Cluvxm REESE XV,-xI.'rER REESE llfxmmln REID -IAMES RICE M.-mx' l,EE RITCIIIII ze, if Q X. fX Qw- E E' TC 0 40-1- SENIORS DISPLAY l3nucE POPE f1LENDA PUIHE J CLEo1u:E lIlIiVli'l I'li UIEIXRY PRICE l,1NnA PRICE hlmxn' l'm'rc11,xu1J WZ7' 'gf Ls VARIOUS CLUB PINS Though disagrccing LIIHHD the Choitc Of 3 topcrmt, Hes! DVUSSQJ Pat Brady and Randy Shook do agree that neumess in clurhcs is important for everyone. lfnm' RITCIIIE ?' 'Ji 'ix bv- L. 'i K.. I'lSIllllR Hmzlsms Um' ROBINSON Pl-xanax' Holm -Ium' Nouczxins Quu 1..x Hcmzzliun ll.xuls.xn.x RLIDISILI. -Ium' l1LII11s11,l. Immxlx' HLINIQLI5 f I 57 5'1 xp - ' 1 X 5 .4 ' s., .ua X A . hy 'j J' '-vhs P -5 A -' ' - 4-53. . , 1 x ' Q 'A LINDA SAUNDERS SANDRA SCIIELL C.-xr.DwE1,L SEACLE NANCY SET'I'I.EMYRE CT.-XRROLL SETZER LEXROLYN SETZER Sx'1,v1A SETZER XVILLIAM SHEPHERD RANDY Sucmux HONOREES AT ERIC SHUEORD BETH SHULER JACK SIDES IANICE SIGMON ERNEST SILLS DIANN SIMMS JR.-SR. 'FT' 'Z' fr--r Kina U-.QQ x . W-5, , , ,. L. 1 nn, dy' .34 - A , :,, u , f': :if . 1 ' Q ' 1 'Z E, , ,. , f! W f?fffQ'?7 ? ,ian-1-fl f AIERJA SIPILA CMU' IDEAN SMITH IIARQLD SMITH SAM SMITH Sc'o'1 1' SMITH IDENNIS SPENCER M.-xn'I'11A SPENCER M.xm' ELLEN SPENCER Ilum' ,IUIINSON STANIEY f l591 -IIIXI MY SWEEZY KM' 'I'EAc:Ll1-3 P,fx'I'SY FYEALLLIE E. L. ,TIIUNAS KAY 'l'ucm.-xs KIARIE Ilfxss Tumms QQLENDA 'llmwwsuwn l,1.m'D -IAOXVNSI-IND llnumlm Tmvls HIDDEN TALENTS BARBARA TRUITT TWILA TLIRNER CHIARLES TUTTLE CAROLINE LILREY IXIICKEY XIAN IIORN BILL VANDER LINDEN 4 8 'Cf L.-INIIIIN Xv.'XI.KER NANCY XVALI. CQEn.xI,1I XVEAYER FIOSEPIIINE XVEBII NANCY XVEEKS .JACK XVEST IXNDREXY NVIIISNANT CILENDA XVHITE IEAN XVIIITE IXIIKE XVILLIAMS -IQYCE VVILSON LOYCE XVILSON ROBIN XVISE PEGGY XNIOODARD PAT XfVooD1E CQENE XVRIGHT DIANE YELTON IJOXV.-XRD YODER T7 JR.-SR., SUCCESSFUL NANCY VVHITE BICKETT VVHITENER AIARTIIA NVIUTENEP. PAMELA XVIIITENER ROBERT W71u'r1.0CK SUSAN XVILFONG 's..,- 1 L AN D ENJOYAB LE G DARRELL YOUNG 'B' ELLEN YOUNG AIYLES YOUNG RUBY XOUNT gg! 31 TONY YOUNT V ?' bf' K . - .4-3 EL. Celebrating victory in the niugazine campaign, three The result Of Ll tlircc-waxy clmllcngc, tlic treats were senior homcrooms enjoy relruhmcnts and fellowship. pruvidcd by the twu dcleutccl gmilpa. ff l531 Junior Class Ciiicers .--4 U 641 l il ' NA 5521: few, , 4 Z Q ,V .14 f , . v, , it ,L is .s,g,s.if- - wvsr'x-'1fg5x'P??'? s -? l1 N .,w 4 A N si- CLASS ,Xccustomctl to the relatively cxhaustintg schcclulc of an actiyc scholar, thc ,Iunior Class finds tiinc to engage in extracurricular actiyitics, assist seniors, and aicl sophomorcs in becoming orien- tatccl, thus acting as the hacks honcn of tht- stuclcnt hotly. A glimpse of this support comes early in thc ycar as juniors collect class clucs to finance thc anticipated and Claboratc -luniorfsenior Prom in thc spring. Completing the ycar with hard work and dctcrmi' nation, thc Class of '62 looks for' warcl to next ycar when they too will hc thc honored upperclass- mcn. Nancy Cunco, SCCVL'Iz'11'j-TQVLHZS' iirer, Buzzy liryc. llrusitimzt, and llrcncla Buchanan, Vice-P1'c'sitit211t, plan for tht- lr.fSr. Prom. CDF1962 MARCO ABEE KATHARYN ADERHOLDT IYIARCELLA ALDRIDGE JUDY ALLEN RICHARD ALLISON WAX'NE ANTHONY JVIARJORIE ATKINS EDDIE BABB PAIXI BAKER BENNY BARGER EDDIE BARGER GAIL BARGER PATRICIA BARRINCER FREDDIE BARTHOLOAIEXN BILL BARTON BILL BEACH IDANNY BEACII CQARVEY BEAN JANICE BELK GLENN BENEIELD BOY BENFIELD LINDA BESHEARS DANNY BOLICK DIANE BOLICK JUDY BOLICK LINDA BOWMAN NORMAN BOWMAN JANE BRAGG W QE, QQ -1-.,. 661 'Q if' QC' ax K 'cv C I 1-.v 66' C. apa- 1' 'fm - P' 5 , Q- JUNIORS PRODUCE CTAROLYN HREVVER DIIAIAIY BRI'I I'AIN -IIAIAIY EBITTAIN .ILINE BRI'I IAAIN LESLEY BRONVN SYLVIA BROWN 'IOIINNY BRUNER RANDY BRYANT BRENDA BUOIIANAN IIAROLD BUFE BONNIE BUAIIQARNER ITOMAIY BUAIUARNER LARRY BUNTON Cl,-XYLE D. BURCIIAAI BRENDA BURNS HARRISON BURNS LARRY BURNS I'RED CANIIJE XVARREN CANIIIE IDENNA CIXNSLER KATHY CBAUBLE QIERRY QNAUGII BICIIARD CECIL CIIAXDYS CHESTER CAROL CL.'XRK XVAYNE CL.-XRK PATTI CLARK RICK CLAX'TON BEAUTY QUEEN KATHY CLINE DIANE COCI'IRAN REBA COFFEY KAREN COLLINS PAUL CONNER KENNETH COOK PAULA COOK 'TOIXIIXIY COSTNER JUNIOR CRLIRIP NIICHAEL CILINAIINCS NANCY CUNEO BARBARA DALE VTOIXIIXIY DIXNNER BRENDA DAVES BEVERLY DAVIS ABEE DEAL ANN DEAL BOBBY DEAL IUDY DEITZ TOBIBIS' DELLINGER SALLIE DUHLING PHIL DUNCAN EVA DUNN BONNIE EARLEY LANDA ECKARD IVIIKE ELAN CHRIS ELKINS PETE ELKINS 1 1 up Q-I Q X I K' . ls . ,YN wgw.. if '54 T7 - ku sv.. 'Nl' 'S' 681 ONE MORE KAREN ENOART IDONNA ENGLISH QEIIARLES FELTS NORAIA FERGUSON REED FICKLING PAT l31NEc:AN -IUIIN I71NcER SHIRLEY FINLEY BILLIE ANN FISHER EVELYN FISHER CQARY FLEMING -IOHN lTLE1xl1Nc: DIAQR FORTUNE ,IUDY FOX -IEANNE FR1'1'z AIARY ANN FRITZ Buzzx' l:RYE DIEANETTE FRYE PAUL CEAUD -INOMAIY CQALE TOMMY CQOLDEN SARA QEURDON .ANN CLREEN IJIXIE CQUTIIRIE ,IOHNNY C2u'1'uR1E BOBBY IIALLM.-KN BOB IIAMILTON KAY XV. IIANCOCR YEAR S -f ' Y 6' V? ,- T' O, N L Q? 2, 4: E A X H I 7. . ,r x 4 ne' 22? ' f . ,,,fQE1s+ A M asf! . r .wi 'A be ' 6 5, ,. ,?..!, Y- , A 1-9 ' pf Buzz HIXRDIN DIEAN IJARRISON BANKS IIASQUE -IOSEPHINE PIEAVNER DONNA IJEFNER LINDA HEFNER ROBERT PIEFNER CQEORGE HENSON LOUIE IIERAIAN PAT PIERMAN AIAVIS HILL CLARENCE I'IlNES VIANICE PIUKE LEONARD IIOKE AIARY LXNN HOLDER BRENDA HO1,1,AR -lum' HOLLAR LARRY IIOLLAR PIIEABE IIORNE QTAROLYN IIOUSER LARRY HOv1s SYLVIA HOWARD AIARIE IHIDSON .IUDY IHIUFFIXIAN NELSON IIUFFNAN FAREL IIUNT PATT1 ICARD PEGGI ICARD l59l 701 BILLY ISENHOVVER IXJIARY LYNN ISENHOWER JANICE KEENER MARILYN KEES ALBERT KEISER ,IACK KETNER IDORRIS KISTLER BARBARA KNIGHT DONALD KNOLLAIEYER BRYAN KOON JAMES LACKEY NANCY LACKEY IDANNY LAII. STEVE LAIL DWIGHT LAUGIITER BONNIE LEONARD ROBERT LINEBERGER ALAN LINOLE AIART LIPE QTARL LITSINOER PAY LITTLE -IACRIE LOCRE KAYE LONG CAROL LOYELAOE BUDDY LOXVBIAN JANICE LYNN IJURXVOOD DIARKHABI GAIL BIARSHALL 1519 1-X AC? 'X 59' 5'6- S.- li-r Q.. L. 'sv XML Q., THE MlDDLEMEN .IANET IXIARTIN LEXVIS AIARTIN RITA AIARTIN PHYLLIS AIA'I'1lEXYS ,IAN AI.-KUNEY -IEAN AICCZXLL BILL MCFIIDDEN lwoxlxlx' AICCI,XI,LIARD SHARON AlCI..XULlIII.IN Mui AICLEUD CILURIA NIETZ -Ium' AIILLER RITII AIILLER UIUIIN AIITCHELL S,xL1.Y AIITCIIELL Ckxm' AIOLESA DALE AIOORE CWLIFTON AIOSTELLER .XLICE AIULI. -IETIN AIULLIS LESLIE AIURPIIY IIRENDII NANCE CT.XROI,YN NEXVTON , AION NIKON NAT NOELL ',OlINNY NORRIS Pu' NORXVOOD CQAIIY PAGE f I 7 '11 A ,big ,I 4-I , V af' ,, jp,.Q, hx . 4:1 - 'I 'fygy M 3 Zi, ii .if fn cg' v , t :lv 'f ' m f as ,. If -A'--.- 1 F ' 1 'P Qx -wr' R ii: I -' 'gf-A Ms. Gu 'GY 4-15 .2-Q . Q' ix tp f I -1 if Qs, Q. E I I F , ,lf s ,. 675 ' 11 B X ' -' I. , 1 , Lt' 5, x k ' , if ww, W- K ' I., ... 1. I fr 2.1 2, ' A if Q 4' Y' ' Q W 721 , jx PLAN JR.-SR PAGE PALAIEII KAY PIEIICY PEGGY SUE PI'1 mIAN IXIINOLIJ POOvEI' AIARTIIA POOVEY BOBBY POPE DOL1c:1.As POSTON CQEOIIOIA PI1EscO'I 1' IJELORES PIIESNELI. BETTY PIIICE EI.vEN,x PRICE .IANE PIIICE IDELOIIES PIIITOIIIIIIII CTIII C7111 QUEEN LEXVIS QUINN IDUNALD REOIOII LINDA RECTOR IRIS PIEEII CQEOIIOE REESE -ILIIJI' REESE NIAIII' LOU RIOIJLE CAIII' ROBINSON NIARY ELLEN ROBINSON SII.-IIION RODD ELAINE ROSEAIAN PIII'I.I,Is RozzELI.E Cx.XROLYN SCIIAILILLING NANCY SCI-IORT E71 'fs TE' 3, N1 T L.. s- N 'Iv --r if fix fa, ' if f in:- Q +7- sw, Q. '31 L iq..- ' Twin nw, AIIRII SEAGLE ROBERT SEEIISTIIIN PAUL SETTLEMYRE CJARY SETZER ROYLENE SHEPHERD CAROLYN SHOAF LINDA SIIOOK EDSEI. SHLIFORD SANDY SIIUFORD PHYLLIS SILIMON RICIIIIRD SICLAION ,TONY SIOMON IEIIENDII SIMMONS CIAIL SIAIAIONS VRIINIQ SIMMONS .IIMMY SIMMONS MAX SIAIAIONS lD.Ixx'ID SIMPSON BILL SMART CIMIY L. SMITII 'IOE SMITII PIII' SMIIII SUE SMITII STEVE SOUTIIEIID PMN. SPENCER ROSEMIIIIY SCRONCE IDAVID S'I'.fxHNEs BETTY STEELE l73 ELIZABETH STEELNAN VVALLY STEPP CLXIL STEVENSON IXIARTIIA STROUPE NVAYNE 5'I'F.0UPE NVAYNE TEAQUE CiAROI.YN FFIIOMPSON 'Immlx' VIQOXVNSEND TvAl,'1'lIA VIQURNER LINDA LINDERVVOOD AIARY E1.1zA1zETH VIOLET rl. VVILLIAAI XRIALKER Uluvcru X'VA'l l S UIANE VVEBBER CLLENN XNELLS ANNA XfVIlI'l'E RUDNEY XVHITLEY CfIlARl.E!-I XfV1LL1AA1s -IERRY X'V11,L1AA1s 'TOMMY XVILLIAAIS BILL XVILLIAAISON AIARY IIAZEL VVILLIS IDVVIGHT VVILSON HAI- XVILSON HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES ENTHUSIASTICALLY BOOSTED ALLEN WooD1E JACK VVYSONG LINDA YOUNT CTHERYL YOUNT EDDIE YOUNT PEGGY YOUNT STEVE YOUNT l I Tests are over: Christmas is here: Tommy Dellinger, Cnkes, they iuin in a tmtst to the cncl of exams and jack VVysong, Bill VViIliamson, and Mrs. Lackey feel the beginning of a new semester. its time for a celebration. Rcjoicing over cookies and FIRST CLASS NOT PARTICIPATING IN A PARADE If I 75 CLASS CDF Sophomore Class Officers 761 Q tg, -NMS... ,, -A , ? sig VU' -44 9 U L. 90 O Xl , f Entering the unfamiliar atmos- phere of school classes and activi- ties, the flcclglings attempt to adjust to the new environment. September slips by while they struggle beneath a mountain of homework, projects, and book rc- ports. A few of the more ambitious members of the class venture into the schools extracurricular pro- gram. January quickly arrives with the first semester exams and more confusion. XVith the coming of spring, elections for the next year forecast a marked conversion in the sophomores. They emerge, self-assured and ready to under- take another year of study. XVyant Bolick, lYlCE'-PY'ESlI'l671YQ -lane rXbcrnathy, Sl3CVCft'IVj T-1'6I15- zirerg and Paul Boch, President, pause in front of the new build- ing. 2'4 1963 JANE ABERNETHY JXIICKEY ADKINS LINDA AIKEN BRYAN ANDERSON RICHARD ALILTRIAN ELAINE BAKER WAYNE BAKER CHARLIE BARGER JAVITA BARRS VANESSA BARTON JOHNNY BASON JUDY BAUCOINI BARBARA BEALE DONNA BELL BARBARA BILLINGSLEY ROBERT BISANAR PAUL BOOK LINDA BOGLE U. ELAINE BOLICR N. ELAINE BOLICK PATSY BOLIOK XAIYANT BOLICK JUDY BOLLINOER JABIES BOLTON HAROLD BUVVMAN JYIICKEY BOVVAIAN LANNY BPIADSIIAXV PAAIELA BRANK PATSY BREWER KARL BRIDGEIXIAN BRITT BRITTAIN BILL BROOME BARBARA BRUNER BILL BUCHANAN JO BIIAIIIARGER CARL BURCII DAVID BURCII JIIxIIxIY BURNS PIAVONDA BURNS SUE CAI.DWELL -uw' SL Q7 I S.. I. sf' I sw, I. .N ' an 4, A 1 ,. f. A NSW: .5235 I-'R AIA .Q S x x A A ' ' R S3 , A 5, ' Qk gfiii is I. Y 4' - f A if ' ' ' ' ' ..: ,, xg I A I 5 'll 5' xl' 'Q I f 0 L. Y' vf -IA if 4 4 - 11. XF' J.. Q-17 J I 771 I If -' ,... 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K UH' 1 4' 12- ,...s 5 wx 1: V.. av! gg l78l 'mv- B .Yr 1---. 1 ' 1 I NANCY CARPENTER 'l.HELMA ACDARPENTER UIEAN CARTER SIIIRLEY CAULDER IIOLLIS CI'IENERX' IJAVID CIIILDERS ROBIN CIILLEY RENE CLARK 'IOYCE CLINE LANA CLINE JUDY CLONTZ IJOYLE COLE NED COMBS CAROL ANN COOKE IXIICHAEL COOKE EUGENE COUCII DANNY COULTER XNZILLIAIXI Cox MICKEY CRAE1' NORIXIAN CRIXWNVFORD BECKY CRCJAIER PIONNIE CROSSLEY BURLENE CURTIS IJELORES IDACENHART IXIIKE DAVIS TOMMY DEAI, JOYCE DEER CQENE IDETTER IDIANA DICRERSON ROGER DOWNS STEVEN DRUM SIIERRY IJRURY SHARON EASTER .IUDY ELLER SUE ELLER SHARON ENNIS JOHNNY FALLS BERT FIELDS CAROL FOARD GLENN FOVVLER COMES AT LAST DIANNE Fox NANCY FRITZ GARY FRYE JILL FRYE HARRY FULBRIGHT DENNIS GAINES JOYCE GARNER JANICE GARREN ANN GEORGE LINDON GOOD MARTHA GORE BOB GRAVETT FRANKIE GREEN LINDA GREENE BONNY GRIEELN NANCY GUTHRIE ELAINE GURLEX' LX4ARGARET CZVVIN BILL HALL LARRY HALL DIANNE HALLBIAN LINDA HAMILTON GYRIL HAhIh'IER BECKY HARRISON HENRX' HATCHELL DICKIE HAVNAER TODIIXIY HAVNAER BRENDA HAWN PAT HAWN ALLEN HAYES CARE' HAYWORTH DONNIE HEAVNER CAROLYN HEFNER JANE HEFNER OLA HEENER JANICE HELTON JUDY HENDRIX MARTHA HENDRIX BRUCE HERNIAN DON HERLIAN Sn. .J,'l:V ' ,A A -7 , I A J' E 4 : , Q7 Q ix . zbx f , ,I s .Y ab X Q A-5 nm, ,VI g- -.- a X V S Us yr A,-..- wg- :fE,L 4,493 J ..., na 1,4 qw I79l 19 f 4 ,311 M! 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IIIIIT0 IIILIA' IIVA'I r 'IANEI' ISENIIOIVER VICKIE IVEIIQON AIIIRIIIQ IVEIISQN 'IYINI IVEY BRENDA JENKINS AIARTIN DIENNINCIQ IDANIEI- IUIIEY -IIIIINNY JONES LIBBY .IONES CLIIIEANE IIIIIINQIIN STEVE IILILIAN I.I2NNIE KANIIIE LIIANNE KAVLIIII -IAN KEEVEII FRANCES KELLEY 'SANDRA KEIIN CNAROLYN KEY MUST STRUGGLE JOHNNY KILGORE ANN KING SHEILA LAASTAD DONNIE LAIL STEVE LAIL HELEN LAWSON LIBBY LEE JUDY LEEEVERS BARBARA LINDSAY BAXTER LINNEY SANDRA LOOKADOO CAROLYN LONDON JANE LUCAS SHERMAN LUTZ WINSTON LYERLY PENNY IVIADAN EDDIE MARLOWE JANET IXAARSPIALL ALLEN MARTIN LULA IVIARTIN SYLVIA DEAN JXIARTIN DANNY JXICDOYVELL WAYNE IXICNIAHAN VVAYNE IX'1ELVIN STANLEY IXIESSICK GENE RODNEY IXIILLER JOYCE MILLER ANNE AJFNTON ELAINE NJISE ANN MITCHELL DOROTHY IYIOORE ELAINE JVIOORE CAROL NIORETZ DORA BXIORRISON KENNETH IXIORRISON JUDY NIOSER JAN'ETTE MOSS LARRY lX1OSTELLER LINDA IXSULLIS PAT MURPHY vcr? Q... Nx V E ,tx I S? X -' ' wr' ax Vs SOPHS TO CNIIARLES IXIURRAY ClARY BIYERS GARY IYICHOLAS PETER NISTAL 'I'OAIIxIY OLIVER IXIIKE PARDUE DENNIS PARLIER XIALERIE PARRISII SYLVIA PARSONS AIORRIS PETREE CAROL PHILLIPS DONNA PITTS PIARTHA PITTS REVONDA PLESS DORRIS PONVELL PAYE PRESTVVOOD NIARY ANN PRICE PAT PRICE RONNIE PRUETT TERESA PLIETT IIAIAIY PUGH PEGGY PUTNABI LINDA PYATT JANICE RECTOR CTARROLL REESE GARRELL REITZEL SIIERRY REITZEL FRANK RICHARDS GAII4 RIDGEXVAY DORINDA RITCIIIE IIUCII ROBERTSON AIARTIIA ROBINSON FRANCES ROGERS IOE ROVVE BARBARA RIIDISILL AIARTHA SAIN BECKY SCIIELL SUSIE SCOTT CT.-XROLYN SEARS ELAINE SELF NEW BUILDING JOE SETTLEIXIYRE LINDA SETTLEBIYRE LINDA SETZER ROBERT SHERRILL BRENDA SHOOK DONALD SHOOK MARY ANN SHOCK TAMARA SHOCK RANDY SHREVES LARRY SIGNION LINDA SIGIMON TERRY SIIVIS JO ANN SIIXIPSON RONALD SIPE MARY ANN SMITH SYLVTA SINIITH TAINIARA SMITH TANYA SINIYRE RICKY SPEAGLE MARY SCOTT SPENCER ANNA STARNES LINDA STARNES JO ANN STARR SANDRA STLLES JUDY SUDDRETH NANCX' SWANSON RICHARD TALLENT JAY TATE JIIXIBIY TAYLOR PATRICIA TEAGUE BILLIE ANN TEETER RODNEY THOMPSON PAT THORNBURG HELEN JEAN TTLLMAN BETTY TRAVIS JACK TRAVIS CHARLES TURNBULL JOE TURPIN . 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VVARD RALPH VVATKINS CLARROLL XAIATIAS .lAc:K1E VVEAVER BE'l'I'Y XVENTZ IJONNIE VVESTMQRELAND A-XNITA XNIHITE TQARIARA WIHITE EARLE VVHITENER QTIIARLES NVHITLOCK SALLY XVIESNER IDA IJEE XRIILFONC CLLAUDETTE XVlI.KIE NIIKE XA7ILI.E'l'I' BELINDA YVILLIAAIS PHIL XAIILLIAIVIS HARRIET VVILSON -IANE XVLLSON RONNIE XVUUDS 'Ium' XVRIGHT l,1NDA XVRIGIIT RENIE XVYSQNC: IJARNELL YnuNc: -Ium YOUNG AIALINDA Youm: BEVERI,Y YOLINT IQDDIE YouN'r LINDA F. YouN'l' LINUA K. YULINT AIAR'l'IIA YUUNT NIIKE YOUNT BEWILDERED TO FIND HOMEWORK A NEVER-ENDING PROCESS 1-'I .wtf to F. 5-, an Q . W WW: ' - f Y ' . A , if , w 4 ff ' Q ' ff Of W6 ,., Q. .M illllwtrznlnfml by -Iinum' PLIQI1, lnifmlugy classce Lum lw lmllvlin lummlx. Visual .nick pnnl' fur xlmlunls Ll Jcfinitc matic inure IHIUFCNIIHLQ by imtrunlivc .lx well .lx .lllf.lCIiXL' .uid my lL'.lI'l1iIIL1. ' l35l 4 TE fu- Q u 51 1 I , ' V r w K 1 I I I i 4 E ? 'x ff? 'G i N ME: , 'I H PARTICIPATION Tnnousu wolmw rnomcrs IH V5 li STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ELECTED STATE COUNCIL SECRETARY Kd WW? gbgxx ' 15111111111 l'fIll'1 H. Dcaii, LiuufP1Acx.: P. iiiuniy, PI-il'C1lX.: I. Cigiirlwr, l,l'L'N. Svuruzri 1'n11': i. i. Wiiiimuiiu. CNIILIITIHTVIJ ii. LA.lLli3iC, HUC, SCC.: il. Slinfiix, Ciur. Suu. Vliliirii 1'mi': I. iiryc. li. liuliinzin. I-.. LvLll'it'X. foiirffz l'lIIl'2 ll. C iiivy, lg. Xiiau, X. iuiiuy. IIJI7 1'o1i': Mrs. Kaitiiryn i.gicliuy', ,Ltil'iNL'VQ QX, lhliucsa. C. Kiwi: l83l 5 1 11 1 - W 1 Nfiisfi ' . 4-r I ' t Haul, vt Q if W1 Y ILL1 Lcc XViii'1111g and Hmwixin Ciiicy uinipiln' in-ws ini' time Roni. time iimiitliiy ncwsicttcr pniuiisliud ivy time Stucicnl Cnuncii. iliiuiiiiiig youths tn iw tiic iCLlLiCl'S nl tc11nr11'1'mx', thc Stucicnt Cmiiiuii serves us Ll connecting iink iuctwccii thc stu' aicnt incvciy ainci LlCiI11iI1iSfI'LlIiHI1, pl'11I1111lL's citifcnsiiip and sciwiziixiiip, fnstuis wimlcsninc sciiorml spirit, and uifmcii- ngitcs stucicnt uctivilics. Txx'clx'c nut' stgimiiiig SlLlCiL'I1ISfCiCL'fL'Ci nn tlic basis of ciiu1'nctc1', iciiaicisliip, acimlnslic rccr urci, and L'llDLIi7iiil'yAL'lHIUIUI'iSL' iIiL'kUl'y lliglfs stunicnt QUXL'lAI'lIHL'ITl. ilu' many ciutics ul tin- Hl'gLlI1lZLlfll1lT include L'ill1lALL'l'iI'lg cluiw and sliiuciwisiiig suiiunl cicctiom and iininccoiiiiiig uc- tivitics. By giving thc cxciiaingc stucicnt aictuail cxpmiciicc in cicimmcuitic gnvcrii- mcnt, the coniicii Anais time .Xmcriczin iiicini Scriicc Piwigixiiii. Sciiing Footimiii pmgixiiiia Lind liccciing lik' piiiycix Lifter caicii guinc aicici 111 tiic busy suiicchiic nl' time Student Council inciniwrs. VVorking hand in hand with the Student Council, members of the Homeroom Rep- resentatives have the responsibility of buildf ing closer relationships between the students and their student government. To illustrate this, the President and the Vice-President of the organization are members of the Upper House of the Student Council, joining these organizations into a better governing power. As the Lower House of the schools govern- ment, the Homeroom Representatives are re- sponsible for Homecoming activities, selec- tions of Boy and Girl of the Month, an open house to acquaint Seniors with the super- visors of the school system, support of all functions of the school, and any jobs to help either students or Faculty. Une everepresent service is lunch line duty which aids the teachers in maintaining orderliness in the lunchroom. Wlhen small needs or large ones arise, the Homeroom Representatives are always available to help. 1 12 pi l i Q 5, ,, Q A D Speeiliyiiiu qtialifiealions for an approaching Girl and Boy rxli the Month election. Chipper Riser presides over a meeting during assembly period. . HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES-LOWER HOUSE OF COUNCIL Bottom mir: A, Newton, Treats.: lu. Brown, Nl. llenf man, lf. Bolicli, S. Killian. 'lilzirtl row: B. lllallier, li. drix, Chaplain, C. Kiser, Pres.: A. Burgess. l'ieefI'res.q Drum, H. Buchanan, C. Reese. G, Nicholas, B. Pope, R. Newton, Sec.: B. Price. Seuoml roivz l. Eller. l.. Top rmv: C. Laclvey, ll. llLll'il-l'I12ll1. L. Carpenter, G. Martin, lllebber, P. RUllCllL', Xl. Cwin, ll. ul, Till' l'lCTI'Il.lI1, P. lim-els. D. llernian, B, Fields. as K - Kimi 90 . .1 YA.. 4 if l89l fum mn 1 s in lu Pru C Iipu, N. VI'ccIis, II. Frye, ID. Spencer, II. Smith. s t IIILILILIIILILII 1 wmv: Ii. Fox, IIz1stv, A. Iiurgcss, K. Iluvis, C. Luml' mu Luv X Shui rd N istr I. Klurmv. NEW INTER CLUB ADVISORY COMMITTEE CORRELATES ACTIVITIES Acting as the intcrincdiarv hctxvccn the faculty and the students, thc IntcrkCIuI1 ,'XcIvisory Committee has hccn formed this vein' tn prciinotc u more vvhoIcsumc scI'1nnI spirit and to cncmiragc citizenship in IIicImrv Iliglm Sclmnl, Lis xvCII as CIiminatc inactive nrgiinizzitions. One of thc main aims CIL'IL'l'ITIII1L'CI In thc club is to Create Ll Ivcttcr rcI1itirmnship hctxvccn the student Iwdv and thc teachers in all school activi- ties. In 1icIcIitiun, tht- cIuh makes any nec' cssurv cI1ungcs in thc Ivusincss supervision nf thu cIuhs. Bridging the gap betxveen students, parents, and teachers, the PTA. Representatives strive to better relations throughout the school. Feelings and icleas of the stuclent body are represented at quarterly meetings and transacted business is repurtecl tu lmniernunis. Xllhen schmil commences, the Pl-A. membership clrix e also commences with rep- resentatives boosting memberships in horne- rooms. As the vear rolls bv, interest anti at- tendanee at meetings are stimulated bv phoning parents as a reminder of organization activities. :Xssisting in raising money lor the budget and all uther pmjects ul' the urganif zation, representatives aicl in maintaining a beneficial Pfl-.i-X. Beth Sliuler takes up P. T. A. membership clues from fellow classmates, Ann Deal, Cars' Eclxartl, Ellen Ywtlrig, ancl Sam Smith. PTA REPRESENTATIVES ENCOURAGE ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS lintrmn mum 9. Clme, ll. Slruler, Xl. laxxmg, Xl Xlitclnell. Vlvliiril mtv: l. llugers, l'. l'atlmer, P. Smith, Newton. l. lluclisill, ll. llfwlailmstm, S. llrtnvn, I. Klan Cl. Ntexenswm, ll. Smyre. H. lcnkins. ll. Clarke. T011 sl1ull.SCem1ilrrni': I. Bumbarger, li. Ywung. X. lleliner, rim I. lleltivn. Cf Sliull, l, Clutlieric. 'lf Uellinger, Xl. ll. Stasavicli, Cf Queen, Xl. lllll, ll. llelner, .X, ll. llulilimzm, 'lf Simms. lf l91l 2 I 4 Clara Reese anal Becky Deal eumpile a list uf alumni tu Ive invitecl tu visit H.H.S. anal talte part in the IIUIDUCUIHIIILI lestivities. Creating a clesire for exeellenee in sehol lastie aeliievement, the Beta Clulu plaeeS a neeclecl emphasis upon tlre impfrrtanee ull luet- ter grades. Klemlvers, eliusen alter rnitlrterm 'exams and at tlme beginning ful' tlre selmul year, are sef leetecl on tlie luasis ul' eliaraeter. aeaclernie aelmievement, anil rmutstancling leatlerslmip. 'liltey reeeixe lleta flulv pins and a eertilieate ul' memberslrip un incluetirmn. ,Xt gratlilatirm, tlwe cliploma ol' eaeli memlmer luears the lleta Cllulu seal. Ellie ,Iuniwr memluers serxe as Marshals. Ililris year the elulv has been respnnsilvle lim' notifying tlie elass uf N50 tu Ive lwnnrees in the lluriwermrniirg festivities. STUDENTS STRIVE TOWARD BETA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Holton: rule: ll. Crmracl, ll. Deal, ll. llall, liiee-l'Ves.g Cf Reese, Pres.g Ci. Seagle, Treax.: H. llollar, Seng K. Brewer, P. llracly. ll. I.inli. Seemnl l'U'll'I ll, Aultnian, ll. Burns. S. l,atta, A. Newton, S. Cline. N. llrerwn. ll. Ihlclisill, M. Newtun, A. Utlrnn, N. Ulall. ll. New- tun. 'Illini row: ll. Campluell. Nl. I.. lliteliie, I. Alnee, I. Alnernatliy, Nl. ll. Stasavieli, S, Killian. ll. XVise, I.. Innes, ll. lluneyeurt, N. llelner, Xl. I5. Spencer. 'lirm row: S. llarlnrmn, I. Nfrrris, ll. llarger, li. Slmulnril, Cf Kiser, Gaither. I. l,I'lICl1Lll'Ll,ci.IIUTINLIIH.l..Xv.llli,'I'. i921 To promotc journalistic activities at Iiiclx- ory High is thc chicf goal of the Beatrice Ciohh Chapter, Intcrn.itionuI Quill and Scroll Socicty. Quill and Scroll mcmhcrs are limitccl to thosc rnuliing notgihlc contributions to thcir publictitions, whilc mtiintniiiiiig L1 high scholastic uvcrugc. Each spring, mcmhcrs ussumc the rcsponf sihility of publishing one copy of the IIICKA ORY DAILY RIQCORID. Society mcmhcrs contrihutc numcrous ncus imtl fcaturc storics to thc paper, and thcy also hclp in thc printing of this spccinl cclition. Thc imnuul Sock Ilop .incl Twirp Dnncc lit-lp Iiinzmce the uirious .ictixitics of thc so- cicty imcl proviclc lor thc stuclcnts of Iliclaory Iligli il cIix'c1'sil'icL1tion ol' school cntcrtiiinr mcm. Climuxing thc yciiris ilctivitics is thc Quill uncl Scroll Hunquct, whcrc trophics imcl LIXYLIFCIS arc prcscntccl to outsttlncling mcmhcrs ol' thc socictY. Xml Ilobincttc, IIich.ir1l Clinslcr, Donn iltl, Xldry Ioilcr. Xuxnli XICLILIYIN rcccitc trov is it rht inn Quill .mtl Scroll lmmlucl. QUILL AND SCROLL WINS NATIONAL AWARD FOR SCRAPBOOK Hollow rouw IS. .'XuItm.in, N. XVIII, II.isty', Pics.: ccr, IJ, Iloncuutt. S. Cliuc, Xl X Intl C lot Latin, Scc.: P, Clnrpcntcr, II. I.inIi. II. IJc.nI, I. P, Xlull, Nlrs. lloris SISLIHUII, Iiliitv uv on Iluncocli. Sccmztl row: X. Ur-mn. II. Conracl. A. Ncxx Ilurgcss. C. Iiiscr, IQ. Shuforml, I I ui P1111 1.1 ton, KI. Newtoii, KI. Ilill. I. XI.irtin. XI. II. Hiillis, E. Sills, Cl, IICTIILIII. Xlrs. Ccic 1 1 ison I II ty Cf Rccsc, Ii. Friday. 'I-Izirtl ron: fx. Iiiscr, XI. Ii. Spcir Hcstraining inquiries, the closccl door on sccuncl floor tluring friurtli pt-riotl mcrcly clis- guiscs tlic flurry witliin that incrcascs as the ptililicatiwm clcacllinc nl' tht- sulwul ycarlboolt, llic Luci, apprnaclics. XVritt'-ups and cap- liuns arc writtcn, rcrisctl, aml rcwrittcn, plmtus talwn anal rctalwn, in an cl'l'urt to up- lwltl tlit- prim-tl nlcclalist rating llruin the Cfnluinlwia Scliulastic Press ,'Xssuciatiun, nu- merous first placc awards, anal tlic rXll-fX1ner- ican ,Xwarcl llrnin tlic Snutlicrn lnlcrscliolastic ljrcss i'XShUL'l1IllUI1. V 'TY' lflit-L nl' a lilasli ancl tlit' snap ul' a sliuttcr, signilying tht- prcscncc nl' a plmlograplier i'ccui'cliiig tht- liigliliglits ul' tlic scliool year, ' arc routine activities to tlic stutlvnts who are anxiously awaiting llit' clistrilbutinn ul tlic 1961 lliciwiix' Inu. Diligcntly working tn curnplctc dununy scctinns, Inc parties bccumc more frequent as the Llcacllinc fur tlic copy tu hc turnccl in draws near. LOG EDITORIAL INTRODUCES MC2 TO H. H. S. STUDENTS limmm, row: C, Slwaf, A. llllfgcgs' Sim,-pq 111.5 M. mn, ll. Clrnincr, K. Cline, M. Ilcmlrix, ll. 'Clarkc, H. Lawing, Simian! E414 C. Rccsc, Ifflfiu cliicfq M. E. llutlisill. fop row: A. Fullwfinrl, I. l'll1Hl'f. ff- PFCWYIUV Viulcttc, K. lingart, C0-Click lids.: 13. Deal, flxsistuvzr IJ. Gaines. lftl. Second row: Mrs. Doris Ilclwy, flilviscrg Hor- l94l Bottom rote: B. Iltill, Cline. B. Conrucl, A. Newton. Ci. Yount, P. Cilarlie, l.. Browii. Top rout U. Curley. J Cir. .llgrzg B. Link, Bus. illgrq B. lfriclny, II. lluger. nl, lritehartl, xltltx Hur.: Hrs. Doris Sigmon, fltlviserg B. Hollar, Smith. Second row: A. Riser, li. Atler- ll. llall, D. llannaer. F. lit-lly. Nl. Clwin. Rl. S. Spencer, holclt, Vflebber, A. Vflhite. Xl. A. Fritl, I. Klullis, P. Brewer. LOG BUSINESS STAFF SOLICITS ADS THROUGHOUT COMMUNITY Cgmbinatiryn Of mlithemgtigg and gdlggnqgln. lfiltilitf Ilic altls lllflt Ille l-llllll llllllilliy lWl'1lYL'3 lu be 11 LliffiCUlI . .. . .lf l-Lf'B.' Stff. ship qualifies students for membership on the Ui Ur UL H' ullmll I' LOG Business Staff. Not only must the mein- bers be able to handle money efficiently but also they must have the ability to solicit acls from prominent business men. Although the staff is the only one in this area reconnnentletl by the Merchants' Association, the selling of ads is still a job which requires an outgoing personality and a high degree of salesmanship. After the selling of ads is completed the i Loggers are faced with the problem of fitting X '-.Ta them correctly into the back of the annual. A Each year the staff is in charge of collecting X picture money and selling subscriptions to Y the LOG. Working throughout the year, the l Loc Business Staff may be consitleretl the baekbone of the HICKORY Loc. I95l I .gi 52 .1 RIIIIHIII muw Nl. Nuwluii. II. Clirpciilcr, IJ. Simms, Stcvuiisiui. 'flzinl mir: C. I.Il!IllLLt'I', CI Clzirli, C. ,llizmrxgilrg IMI.: S. I,Q1tt11, I'iI.-iI1AC'I1iL'f: L. IILIIICUCIX, SUIIIIILIIIIIIQ, XI. II. XI'iIlis, I.. lsiiylrir, Cf A. Clmlw, INIUIIN IMI.: III, Ilunlilc, Spnrls l,'iI.g IJ. I Liens, Iiuirlnru AI. IIUIIII3All'gt3I'. lop mir: IJ. Cuultcr, 9. I..1iI, II, Linnuy, ILILI.: S. llislmp, C. Ulrcy. Sucnmi wiv: C. Isiscr, II. I. SLIIIIIIIUIN, A. lyumm-3, II. Nlillcr, Mrs. CEL-iwlln AI' Ilurns, NIIITIIII. RI. IIiII, N. Ilulincr, II. II.lIQL'I', CI. Iisui1,xIiI1'ixz'r. TWIG EDITORIAL CAPTURES FOUR OUTSTANDING AWARDS iliwigggcrs surruiiiicl tln' tqisli ul' uuiupiling lII'lLl ccliting thc Iwi-wcclxly pulmliuutinn during I1I.lIiU'Ll17 Lluy. hi .v -, 'W A if M CIl'0XI'LIL'CI ilitu LI Iiusy' two nu-ks :HC llic numcruus talslxs ul' prcpui'iiig 21 m-wspupcr: l.ClIII.Il'CS, scoops, sports, cclitmiuls, zmcl lay- ULIIS-LIII Dl'L'l7llI'LIlIUI'lS Im' lT1llIiC'LIlJ. Bcsiclcs tlic IILIIUIILXIIIUII ul' sclmul ncws. tlic 'IIIVIG inloriiis tlic crminmunilx' ol' cxt1'iicL1i'ricL1Iui' N . Im VN A .X ,SAS W I ictioiis, p1'm'icIus training lm' tlmsc stu- clcms iiilcrustcal in iwuriiulism ns ll cnrccr, ' sics 11 1-wil-QI ul IITLIJMI' iictivltlcs, :incl A Q s sulmul spirit. .Xs ll result ol' tlic staffers' Q ' 'urlg tlic Iniwwekly pulvliuitifm luis 1'CI'I uwuulcci tlic S.I.P..'X, Vliropliyz rhi- is in ss Q .uwcizitiuiig imcl tlic Nfirtli Cam' ' i ms' ss .Xxxurcl in HMO, . ' nu, f 4 , VE. N Iumi I I7l.IlI I 'fi - X Iiiicl xx x In fi N f 'Q ig l 'j f Alcnlallistg Iiirst Plug-Q at tlic Ngitirmiil Scliur N. A ' ' S I I 1 I PIL Rss I :Qs-ml? gg .I 4 X' ' ' Ima SLIM Ii tip Pu. X N' -4 A .. l95I Exercising efficient salesmanship, TIVIG Business Staffers canvass the city for advere rising space, thus acquiring the essential funds for bi-weekly publication. Aided bv ideas from papers exchanged with other schools, their job is to improvise an attractive arrangement for ads in each edition of the TVVIG. Before circulation of the paper the Twig! gers reserve a night for folding pages. lrinallv revealing the special features, editorials, and awards, the staff members distribute the newspapers to all homerooms, thus initiating an anticipated period of reading. At the climax of two busy xx eelis, Nancy Brown and jimmy Hasty sell ri TIVIG to Peggy VViuocIard. TWIG BUSINESS STAFF FINANCES BI-WEEKLY PUBLICATION Bottom row: N. Brown, rltlr. Eil.g Hasty, Bus. Mgr.: C. Foarcl, P. Mallan. E. Steelman. Top row: Pi. Sig E. Shuford, Exclmrzge Ed.: S. Brown, PIIII. rllgr.: E. mon, ll. Yandenburg, V. Barton, B. Wientz, D. Honey Pioseman. Second rout M. Lipe, S. Bain, N. Carpenter, cutt, E. R. Hollar, Adviser. If I 97 L..- lxuupmg tltc' stttclcnts nl lllL'lxHl'f' High IHA l'm'im'tl with tlit' lattust lrtippcnings of thc sclunml timl Ullllllillllllf is tht' function of l liulmry lli Spcultsf' tlit' st'lmul's lmlf lmur rcsum6 ul' tht- xx'ct'lt's iicws nml sprirts, and tm J iitlclccl lczittiim- ul' intcrt'st. Ones ll month thc clulm lrmwrs at tlL'SL'I'YlHg sunirn' sis their Por' W 4 Y snirulity ul' tht- Month. I ' Euclr summcr tht' stall' sclt-cts two mem' lvcrs tu aittt-ntl tlrt' rticliu xx'm'l4shnp nt thc Univt-i'sity ul' Nurtlr Ctirulinai. 'flu-ir trip is q Iiixiziticctl lny st'lmlgi1'sl1ips lmm rtitliu station 5, f M A X XVIRC amcl by tlit' pmtumls ul' tlic illllllllll X I A ' l llgicliu Daly. The prulits lruin tliis clay come X ' hx lrmn sclling ticls amcl inzilxc it possiblc for V K raw st'x'ci'Lil mcmlucrs tu llllCI'lLl tht- S.I.P.,fX. Con- wntirm during tlrc spring. lr is lmpctl that , . . tlris cxpcricncc will L'I1L'HLllAllS.QL' sumc of the Features tu be writtun and ads tu.bu sulcl arc ul ruuiur inipurtzmcc . , ' in the 1m.pk,,mi,,n of 1, milk, I,r,,dLmi,,n, mcinlwrs to gn intra ratclm xwrlx us Ll curccr. BU,w,,, mu.: C' Rulcyy INVUHV, 131.5 M. I.. Ritchie, Htl: ll., Aultmzin. C. Phillips, IIt'ni'naicr.1 il-up 1'ou':' B. i,,.C1,iCf: NA XVHII, Bm, jllgrig M, F. Spcnccr, Fenlure Willitmison, B. Nclutcltluir, -I. Cvutlturic, D. Boliuk, lil.: U. Pritclrtirtl. Secoml row: A. Bell, N. Suttlcmyrc. IJ. Ilullmun. l98 1 I liecogni7ing students with special artistic talents, the LEAVES keeps the literary senses of Hickory High School sharpened and en- courages students to broaden their interests in writing. Reading submitted literary works. drawing layouts, and selling ads constitute the work of the staff in assembling the maga- zine for printing. Adding to the accomplish- ment of their objectiycs, in the spring mem- bers of the staff annually attend the S.I.P.A. Convention in Lexington, Virginia. By gathering information and selling ads. the Student Directory is edited and financed by the staff. By selling Student Directories and Loo eoyers, the staff raises money. Kg . W i A XXX is H Nearing publication of the Leaves, the school literary magazine members ul the stall discuss the plans lor the cover and judge various writefups. LEAVES SERVES AS OUTLET FOR STUDENTS' ARTISTIC ABILITY Bottom row: G. Herman, Art. Ed.: Ii. Sills, P. Hull Ed.-in-Clziefg Rl. II. Stasayieh, Asst. Fd.: P. Horne Second row: B. Lyerly. 1. Turpin, C. Burns, D. Hall- man, S. Huffman. Third rout E. Xl. Cook, D. Cochran, P . il 1 l99 We ,...- L -Innes, Bias. illgizg A. White, P. Matthews. Top ron . P. Yount, M. Spencer. P. Teague. Baucom, M. E Robinson. BUS DRIVERS TOTAL 5,000 MILES PER MONTH DURING DUTY 11111111111 1'1111': ll. XYils1111, XT.11'1l. 811111111 7'lllI'I Cv. I11-.1111, KI. X11nh11rn. VI-111111 1'1111'I Yulllli. luhllsirll. 111111111 Y!lll'f IJ. CQ111'h:y', Cl. IIu11s1111. 1.1117 l'Ull'f 0. Q-Ulllxff, B. XXVIITIUITCT. 1001 Nllllll 1 s 1 s If 1 id 1111111.11 ll 1 1111 run 111 1111 N 1' rising 011' y '111c 'll'l'iYil1g 11111111 '1t1 - ' ' ' i411 bus 1 1'i1'1'1's rc icu- p11rc11ts 111' 111' 1 uty of taking thcir chil- 'cnt 1 '11 1'1 ' 11111sihility i. 1c111'y 1' 111.' ci' 111 1 - ' 1xi11111t1'l1' l,l0O iclu ry 1111.-11 stuc 0 , ' 1 1' 1 , IFLIIISIU lfllll' . 'STL' st111 1-nts 1111 which 1111- 11111111111- nity relics LIIAC sclcctcd for driving huscs UIIIS' 1lflL'l' they h111'c pusscd rigid state 1111d county driving tests. .Xftcr becom- ing hus drivers, they submit st11tc rc- I111rts, L'UII1PilL'Li 1111111thh'. In 11dditi1111 t11 thc YCSIUOIISUJTITIY of traffic sgifcty, the drivcrs lll'C required Ill kccp thcir huscs L'lL'kll1 lllld 111 under- t11lxc any 11cccss11ry dihCiPliI1L1I'y' 111c11s- urcs 111 Lccp 11rdc1' 1111 thc hus. LIBRARY CLUBBERS ANXIOUSLY MOVE INTO NEW BUILDING Touring tlie new lilvmrv. Nlrs, Klattlievvs points out tu Library Club meinlaer, Gene Moser, where magazines will be slielvccl. 'Student Iilwriirians .ire liountl t-tit-li clay inclustriouslv perliorining tlie rouf tine duties in tlie liluriirv. ililiev .ittencl to tlie circulation iintl slielving ol' Ivoolxs :intl the liunclling ol' Iilvrgirv permits. Tliese activities, rentlerecl luv l-iIvriirv Club mernlvers, enalmle tlie Iilvriiriun to spentl more time assisting students in Iiincling special reference niiiteriiils. The experience olvtaiinecl tlirougli library work provides clevelopment of other tiilents vvliicli uicl tlie members in giv- ing notable service to similar activities in tlie seliool. Through attractive bulletin boards anal articles in tlie TXVICQ .intl IIICK- URY DAILY HECURIJ, interesting books are pulblieizecl Inv tlie eluln. Eueli year in tlie hill :incl spring, Library Club memlvers attend district and state meetings of the Library Assof eiation. I sz, l F ii li Iintimii rmc: -I. SXXCCIY, Iiice-I'iev.: Ii. Yiiiitlerljiitleii. Pres.: IJ. eliner, Sec.: ll. Xvuiitlie, lireuv. 'ictwiil i'rfu': -I, lleliner. Q. Ilvi felle. li. ilieuuue. IP. Nl.irtin. .I. S, Iiller. 'lrliiril i'nu': I. Clit-en I. Deer. Il. Burns. Il. Ilurns, XI. QIIUHII. lirfnrrlz mir: .fX. Xlinton, IJ, Nluvn, Cf. Kluser, 5. I,.i.is!.itl. l,. I,ee. Fifth run: Nlrs. Klairv alttlieivs, fItl1'ive1'g If. Sell, I. XI.ii'tin, ll. Ilulicli, Ii. liliilclers Top rmit S. Iulian, IV. Hlieziuiie, II. Iloivinain. l101 Boiron: mtv: G. Klcrlesa, C. llines. Pres.: hi. ll. nl'llUIIlilS Viec-Pres.g F. Sturnes. Il1'erzs,q lx. Brown, Curr. See. E. Phillips, Hee. See.: ll. Smith. Sccmnl row: ll. Shep- herd, N. Hefner, E. Htitliinan, Aldridge, L. Prupst, I Mitchell, T. Bolick, P. Spencer. Third row: D. English Nl. lluclsun, I. Iohnson, I. SIQUIIUY, P. Hefner, VV. Hand, ll. Lail. Fourtlr row: Vllilfnng, Vlihite, B. Fowler, I. Frye, M. Lane, M. Eakers, P. Hume, L, Barrier, I. lluliek, Lail. Top rmv: VV. Brown, Smith, R. Landis, G. VVright, P. McBride, I. Phelps, T. Yount. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB TRAINS IN SALESMANSHIPg Evelyn Lunkadon arranges an informal display liwr tlievhenelil ,Ns Ll preparation for a life YOCati0I'l, lliflli- ul the passing stuclents as well as DE. pupils, -.ww--.-P--Mw+,,,,,,, if 11021 my lligh Selioul sponsors a special program for students interested in entering a specific tratle itnrnecliately alter gracluation. As a part nl' this program the Distrihutive Education Cluh teaehes its memhers the value ul: leader' ship ancl cooperation. The prngram contains ll system ol attending elasses half a clay and wmltiiig the remaining hall. This enahles the stutlents tu get in all their requirecl units for gratluatiwn anal rrhtain experience in their ehusen prrtliessiun. 'lin learn more ahrmut the aetivities nl' similar organizations and to Fur' ther their turn eluh, memhers attencl the Nm'tlnx'estern District Meeting, anti the State Meeting ul' Ulf. fluhs. XVorking to promote a better understand- ing of made and indtwtnal educanon in the school in the coninnaning and in the sane. the Diversified Occupations Club allows Hudents nn hohi parvtnne jobs and at the sanae tnne carry three high school subjects Tlns prograni benefns not only the stu- dents by proxidnug necessary nuuney for school and experience for Future employment but ako the connnuniq' by tnnning usehd workers for firms. Encouraging worthwhile projects by local ciyic chapters, the DO. Club works to create inore undermanding beuvecn enndoyees in the conununny and nudenm.rXs a pnnecL the club sponsors Bosses' Night Banquet. ln this way students show appreciation to their employers, who have so faithfully taught them a trade. VVhHe amending du3XWwanonaIInduMrmI Club Cbnyenuon,IIKkoQ'FhghslD15.Cdub compares its progress with similar clubs throughrnn the smte Demonstrating Iier Isnowledge of teeth, Linda Collins, D.O. student, shows Iier Iellow workers what she has learned during Iier year as a dentist's assistant. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB, IN INDUSTRIAL CAREERS Bottom Tow: T. Cloninsger, C. Sigmon. Il. Cianipe. IJ. Rector. KY. Sliepltertl, NI. Simmons. Tlzirtl role: I'ice-President: I. Phillips. Set-rertzrgg L. Collins, 'lirerzs' pX. XYhisn.int, I. Motley, T. Danner. I. Melice, C. urer: K. Hoyis, Presitleizlq I. Ilalnlet. Seenml mir: Xlr. Sewer. I. C row. Top row: I.. Hoyis, I.. Nliller, L. Ilub- Mnses. ALI1'ISU1'Q IE. Nlarlow, I. Townsend. II. NIuIIis, bard. IT. IjLII'I1.lIII. ID. Iirye. T. Ritchie, I3. Isenliour. H031 X ulnnufzgtf Y. zlttl +1 1' 'N-.... i, t. 32'-+251-' , V f efwfwt ands. 2 Q. . t aw Vi 1 V X L The trophies in the background reveal to the reed Q, -, section of the band, directed by Louis Bean, that xx-D .Q members have put in long hours of practice. -.l To add to its many honors, the Hickory High Band was in- vited to march in the North Carolina Inaugural Parade. n pl YI .J ' RNA i 'ROR 7' .Q 2 rf! fi Gi RTS . 5 fo QF fo X 0 O , xg, S 11041 BAND HONORS THE NEW Roaring of the occan is quite an unusual sound for a high school band to hear, but the H.H.S. Band, chosen to play in thc Band Shell at Daytona Beach, hears this as they visit thc sand and thc surf each summer. The efforts of diligent work and training are acknowledged by the superior ratings merited in several contests and festivals. Neither knee-deep mud nor rain prevents marching for a Superior rating. Chosen to march in the North Carolina Inaugural Parade, the band also has represented the state at the Shrine Bowl. Striving to limit any interruption during practice, this year the hand has formed the Senior Band Council. The seniors are respon- sible for carrying out all necessary disciplinary measures, thereby giving the director an op- portunity to devote his time exclusively to rehearsal. Extra practice and tryouts among the sec- tions prove a challenge for the members. The H.l-l.S. Band works toward developing an ap- preciation for music and toward training in- dividuals to work together as a unit. Always in the lead. Betty Price, Luanne Kayliir. Chi Chi Queen, Harriet Hager. Pat Nnrwiiiid, and Helen Tillman head the Ilickury High Band, The Pride of thc Suuth- east. GOVERNOR IN INAUGURAL PARADE Every day sixth period .intl IILIID' .iitcriimiiis .iiitur split,-il urn' spent luzirninsg prilu winniiw routines hir the Hieimry High Nlilrching Band. Bottom row: Alien. H. A. Fisher, I.. Hiiiswn, Cf Ken- lhilirllt, li. xilllilf. lf lint-, P. c4l4liQL'. P. N+1i'xx'uimi. li worthy, Blarirnve. KI. Atkins, I. BdI.lCUIll, C. rlimviiwmi, ihvsciiriii. l'rmi'lf1 rmr: Il. 'l, il iliinun. SCCJFI-l'L'LlN.Q 9. I..iiI P. Hawri, KI. Prmvey, S. Sewer. Sccumi rout IJ. Biwliek, C. linac. ll. Prius. U. liuculi, U. Erikwn, ii. BllL'i1.!l1l1LIl! S. Caldwell, R. Ashley. T. Muwr, S. Allimn, P. Yuunt. i'ir'cfI'i'rw.q ll. Drum, H. ilL'l'l1l.lI1, U. Reese. I.. w'ui1I15irI'l I. Norris, Fortune. A. Fuiiwumi. F. Beattie. H. Arcuri. li. Sl7L'.lLQiL'. Xl. PrIl'LiL1L', I.. Xihiikcr. li. Pugh. if Hain M. E. Spencer. H. Rfihinsun, U. Hefner. 'lilziril mu: inur. IQ. Hiller. T. Ivey, IJ. Xlusxiclt, il. Price. 'Ihp mu' C. C. Queen, I.. Kziyivvr, -I. Young, li. Truitt, NI. Burns. Cl. Myers, P. Cmiiiiit-i', ii. llailniitiin. S. Kern, li. lizinipc H. Hager, I. Burns, R. Bisanair. 9. iiarmiin. R. iiiircs. rl. iiiairc. C. flinc, l'i'L',s.g V, lklliiigger, Ii. Iiux, U. X'K'cst R. Linchcrgcr, XV. Bciiiek, VV. Clark, IJ. liuiiiinain, IP. iiiuix-i.ii11l. K -Y i Y I . , gy, l nm Klixccl Cliurus Q 55 Ili C11 . 7-I ami., -f -2-1 +9 In Ilrwpur, M. Smith. II. Ig. II-ihiiwm, I. III-lim-r. P. Pricc, Barium mir: Ulittx, I. KIusL'i'. II. Q'I1cl1'c1'y, II. lhidifill. C'IiuC. limarflz mir: N. IYhitc, Ci. Hrcwcr, II. Xvisc, Secg IJ. Ycltem, S. Grunt, I. Ifllcr, I. Phillipx, I-. IV1'igI1t. P. XI. Ivcrsuii, III. IIxli'ii.1cr. I. IIcwitt, II. Prczwood, T. Cilurlic, C. Key, Hrgigg, IIHIIIIlL1l.'I', I.. Ynunt. NI. Yuunt, Yuuiit, II. I,I'L'NNILIl', II. Hruuiii A. Ihiycs. C. Huggins, P. Murphy. Sucoml Voir: I. Klzirshaill, I.. IQAIIIIITU. P. Ihrlicla. IJ. P.1rIicr, II. Slirccvcx, I.. Clrccn, Ii. Robins, L. Bnwman. I. Gnrrctt, II. Ihrllur, S. Illlcr, II. Yuunt. Ii. Ilngcrs. Top mir: 'I'. Cluningcr, L. Quinn, Iilvmrimiq II. Talent, P. Icurd. PII. Ql1lI'PL'llIk'I'. II. Crillliii, II. llillingsh-y, Moss. I. 'Iiui'pin, Ii. Richzirnls, Cf I.4liI, L. Iluhhiirnl, G. Page. Ist Cf Limclrin, S. Smith. Tlrirrl mir: C. Smith. I. Curpciitw, I'iuu-I'rvs.: S. Drum, lull lice-Pr0x.g II. Ileymann, L. IIer- S. Hcitfcl. P. Iczircl. hi. Suilglc. Cf Cimkc, Iirittnin, mam, Smith, I,2lI-HUC, D. Mclimvcll, I. Wlillianis, P. I. Crccnc, F. liulick, S. IIL-aitty, P. Smith, II. Millcr, F. Ihmcim. II. Smith, II. Ellis, Director. MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB I I Girls' Clue Club C. Smith, I. llirpcntur. S. IR-itfcl, P. Icard. I. Hefner, Huttmu mw: I. Klum-r, IJ. Ycltrm, II. Cilwm-ry. Wlultx. P- Pl'iCL'. flinu. I, Hoes. II. Hillvr. C. Imiiclnrm, S. II. II1vlI.lr. S. Ciramt, I. Illlcr. I. Phillips, I. Hlright, P. Smith. NI. Yuuiit. Top rmi': -I. Mairsliaill, C. Brewer. Clnrlw. Cf Iicy. I. Ihxigg, Iiiillingur. Sur-will row: P. II. Ulisu, KI. Suziglv, CI. Ciuukc, -I, Ilritmin. Hlliilc. If. Bolicla. I. Chirrctt. II. lhrrlnill, S. Iillcr. II. Ymint, P. Ihllick. S. Bcaitty. P. Smith. Ii. Ilfumcr, KI. Smith, KI. If. Rogers, P. Inxircl. III. Q'xii'pcntci', II. Urillin, II. Billiiigxlcy. Ilwhirwm. I. Clrccii. P. Hulwiiis. I.. Ilmvinm. L. Yuuiit, P. Nlurplry. Tlzinl mir: N. Wliiru. I.. Iiamipc. I - fix' ' l l '2.y.'I.f ' A 1 + x1 .fx I 1'? ,, I 'ff' . i, N . F Cutting their lunch periods short and ree turning to the school for night rehearsals. chorus members spend more time practicing than the designated fourth period. The time which is spent achieving perfection in their music is distinguishable bv the superior ratings received from the State Choral lies- tival in Greensboro and the State Contest in Boone which they enter in the spring. Their musical talents are offered to the communitv through numerous performances at churches, schools, and civic clubs during the year, By acquainting members and the community with fine vocal music and train' ing voices, the Mixed Chorus, Boys' Clue Club, and Girls' Glec Club accomplish their objective. All eyes focus on Mr. Ellis, director, as the choral members rc ceive cues during lourth period practice. JOINTLY PURCHASE NEW ATTIRE FOR PUBLIC APPEARANCES Boys' Glec Club Bottom row: Turpin. F. Richards, T. llavnaer, l Hewitt, M. Iverson, D. Parlier, P.. Shreeves, P, Duncan H. Smith. Second row: Robert Ellis. Director: T. Clon- inger, R. Talent, I-. Quinn. ll. llrestvwml. T. Y-iunt H. Presslar, A. Hayes, G. Huggins. Top row: T. VVil- liams, G. Page, Ci. Ltiil, L. llubburcl. S. Drum, B. Hrooin, Il. Hevinunn. L. llerinan, I. Smith, I. Lafone, ll. Nlcllowell. , Q s A , i l l A ll W lf H071 lliscussing the role ol heing .i teacher, hliss Shore, at a regular Preparing to serve, represents the aim of the members ofhthe Dixon-McComb Chap- ter ol' the Future Teachers of America. Willf ing to substitute for absent teachers anytime calletl upon, the Future 'leachers participate in varietl school projects. Depicting the cle' votion and interest ol' the Cluh memhers, delegates to the state convention in Greens- horo share holli their itleas ancl experiences with other memhers ol' the cluh. Guiding visiting parents through the school during the annual l licltory l liglm School Open l louse and serving as aicles at the clistrict X XCEA meeting heltl in lliekory this year, , the l7uture 'lweachers gain valuahle inliormaf 3 tion antl experience in preparation lor their Cl1HSCI1 L'ill'CL'l'S. meeting. explains the increasing necessity for qualilietl teachers. FTA MEMBERS GUIDE AT STATE TEACHERS' CONVENTION llolloiu mir: S. Nlitchell, N. Ciuneo, C. Clarlt, ll. llalier. forcl, Al. L. lsenhour, l.. llrown. ll. llaeer, Al. ll. XViIlis, Xl. l.. llichie, ll. rlultman, N. Qettleinyre. I7. lleattie, ll. llelk, lf. Price, Xl. ll. Stasavieh, Latta, I.. jones. litem.: ll. llollar. liiee-l'rev.: ll. Newton, Pres.: K. llrewer, Fuurllz row: B. Kruger, ili. Aloser, li. Camphell, P. Yount. See.: N. l..1ne, ll. Areuri. N. Short, P. llorne, P. liHl!L'll, Ci. C. Queen, K. Atlerholtlt, A. llihite, ll. Dale. G. Steven' ci,SL'lTlllLlllll1L1,'l.llCllYI1UI',l,.Sll1lTC,!llll'lSL'l'.SUL'Ul1lI7'Ull'I son, Schell, ll. Kanupp, C. lleese. P. Norwood, ll. Nl. li, llohinson, ll. Nance, llullinian, llolte, D. Clootle, Signion, S. llowartl, C. Slioal, Cf Yount, A. Pritcliartl, S. Davis, ll. Price, N. Newton, Al. laiwing, S. Newton, Al. Nlullis. G. Vl'l1ite, liifllz rout: C. llailey, N. Cline, Nl. Newton, l'. Norris. li. Young, ll. Clarke, VVelw- llrown, N. uhill, l.. llancock, l'. Carpenter, P. Nlull, ll. her, Cl. Simmons, K. Teague, li. Cline. 'liliirtl rme: llrit- lluclisill. Q. Ulrey, Al. IX. liritl, N. laelxey, Nl. Seaule, tain. ll. llracly. li. Caulile, Al. Atlltins, ll. lloneycutt, 9, Xl. Spencer, S. llrown. Allison. .l. S. lfller, li. liurns, A. llell. ll. Klastin, N. Shu- PT' 'Z ,- . zgfiiiglea- . f 1 .ve .' ' L..--.. l1081 Bottom row: C. Ilouser, I. XVatts, D. Cansler, A. Green D. Simms, F. Beattie, II. Hall, S. Davis, See.-'I1rctis., H Newton, Pres.: A. Gaither, Keener, L. Eeltartl, Nl Stroupe, A. Bolielt. R. Seronee, ID. Bell. Mrs. lewel Church . ner. li. Steele. Third row: IJ. lloneyeutt, G- hlurphy, S . Allison, -I. S. Eller. li. Knight, A. George, N. VVhite, H non, S. Killian. -I. llntleers, N. hleadoxvs, R. Burns . lm. A. Teeter, I.. Uiilson, ll. Sehell. Top row: ll. Grove 1-Iclviser. Second row: XVright, IJ. Pritchard, K. Thomas. H. Conrad. I3. Friday, P. Norris, A. Bell, I'. XVoodard V. Dellinger, S. Cline, B. Shuler, Nl. Laning, B. llollar, l. Turner, S. Schell, D. Kannpp, T. lltvllcll, II. LQIWSUII Vice-P1'es.g D. Robinson, P. Murphy, IJ. Hefner, S. Caul der, L. Jones, B. nlastin, Abernathy, IJ. Young, L. llelil SS eott, V. Mullins, A. II'hite, IJ. Guthrie, li. Priee. FHA PARTICIPATES IN STATE CONVENTION IN KANNAPOLIS Enabling girls to further their interests in the world of homemaking and fashions, the Future Homemakers of America is an organi- zation open to any girl taking homemaking. Unlimited opportunities are offered to the club's members for training in their lifes work. Stressing the opportunities and the importance of homemalaing, the sixty mem- bers attended the F.lI.A. Convention at Kannapolis in Cetober. Although a relatively new club, the Future llomemakers of Amerf iea definitely expands each year in member- ship and responsibilities. Always ready to serve in any way needed, the girls provided refreshments for the visiting teaehers at the North Carolina Education Association Con- vention in October. Pour, stir, add a dash, Rosemary Newton and Ian Keener have discovered it new dish.' T I '59 , I 'MW ,,ff '5 if l109l Opening thc door to the Hickory High Key Cluh is accomplished when the master key is a combination of the desires to further thc cluh and aid the community. lliclxory's Kiwanis Cluh sponsors this junior civic organization which is open to all qualified high school hoys who are willing to participate and work For the club year- round. hlcmhcrs discover the latter is possibleg so, during thc summer months of the year, most ol' thc clubbcrs participate in softball competition against llicliory churches and local civic cluhs. During the school term the cluln sponsors candy sales and a Christmas party which brightens the faces of under- privileged children throughout the city. Handing out their last cent. Key Club members realize there must be money in the treasury for the club to function. ANNUAL CAUCUS OF DISTRICT KEY CLUB HELD IN HICKORY Bottom row: C. Lackey, T. Golden, R. Holte, Trans.: row: li. Hallman, B. Burns, F. Miller, S. Fowler, H. l. Gaither, Pres.: G. llovey, Vice-Pres.g D. Miller, Deal, H. Gravett, l. Rowe, P. Bock. Top rmv: E, Barger, G. Moser. Second row: VV. Stepp, C. Tuttle, C. Kiscr, Nl. Cummings, l. Nixon, Smith, I. Aderholdt, G. S. Southard, I. Simmons, P. Gadd, T. Ptunkle. Third lsenhour, 1. SXVCtIIj'. moi ...i Bottom row: I.Green,Trens.gB.Shuler,Pres.gP.Goode, lette. P. Xvoodarcl, N. Newton, Ii. Collins. Top Vice-PreS.g S. Shuford. Sec.: B. Graham, Sergemzf-at P. Norwood. B. Campbell, I. Bells, S. Howard, Arms. Second row: Brittain, I. Rudisill. M. E. Vicr Sipila. PAPER DRIVE STRENGTHENS GIRLS' MONOGRAM CLUB FUND lnstigating moral support und spirit in the School' the Glfls lxlomlgmm Assocmtmn' present ri rnonogrtirned blazer to Mrs. Lriclwy. consisting of girls who lettered in either U , nl' basketball or cheerleading, promotes Ll better understanding between the athletic depart- L V ment and the student body und gives girls an opportunity to contribute iitlileticailly to the school. 1 Purchasing monogram bluzers has been made possible through the funds derived from 21 car wash, a paper drive, several bake sales, and a Red Tornado cur sticker stile. Displaying their skill at such feats as running and jumping, the girls attend an Annual Girls' Pield Day lit-ld by the Northwestern Conference each spring. lf I row Bl Finally, after the tedious work ol' earning money, the members nl the Girls' Nlonogrriin Club, Peggy XVoodiird und Beth Shuler 111 13111111111 rmv: Cl. Stcvcnsuii, C. liilllllf. P. lilllitf, L. I.. lhlc, S. llmvurcl, ll. llaigcr, Rudisill, B. Hall, l5rmvn, K. l3ruwci', Trcm.: P. lhmly, Svc.: F. Bczittic, A. Giiitliur, H. Young. P. Mull. L. llzmcock, C. Mur- PVUN.: H. Ncwtun, Vice-PrCS.g B. lluclisill, N. Brown, lilly, K. Cuulnlc. Top wiv: G. Vllliitv, KI. lf. Viulcttc, li. llullair. Suumnl rmv: Cf Quccn, C. Clark. V. Dsl- A. Ncwtun, S. lfllcr, C. Sclimulling, B. Pitts, U. lingcr, M. Lnwiug, N. NL-wlun, S. Sliullml. XI. Sipiln, Sims, P. xxltllillilfll, N. llulu, ,l. Clrcun, li. Anlcrlwlclt, P. Couple, U. Sliulvr, C. Ulrcy, ll. lla-ul. Tlzinl rrnv: -I. Sigiunn. SENIORS OVERPOWER JUNIORS IN SUB-JUNIOR POWDER BOWL lillcn Yuung anal Janice Siginun l7CI'liHI'Ill in cliiucc ruutinc licliure lxcy Club i1i4:i1ilvcrs zuul il-llmv Sllll'-lL1IllUI'S Liu initiutiun imu Sul:--Iuiiiui' Xvtblllllllg Club. H121 .'Xu'nrcling uncliumliulfnlullzii' Sulmlni-ships to two 1IIl1l7lllKlLlS students-11 wurnlwy Riclgc- view pupil uml gi lliclwry lligli 5CI1lUI'AIl1L' Sllll'-lllllllll' XVUIHLIIIQS Club mills ill-wi-x-iiig girls in lyiiiziiiciiig ilu-ir wllcgc calucutiun. Ili-UL-QL-415 livin tlic LlI1IILlLll Puxvclci' lluwl Clinic, cuilipctiliw spurt luctwccn tlic junior iuicl sciiim' iiicnilwrs ul tlic clulu, strungtlicn ilu' sl-lmliirsliip liuml. SLll3',lLlIllllI'S rclisli ilu- lc11ipm'i11'y mmtiluilily lwut liml limcliglil gm L111sntisl'i1ctui'5 uintmcm lm' rlw ww inilsclcx lvrmu Liiixmiitcml scriiuiniigca. ln trying lu glial llic cuiniminily, llic Sulm- -luiiiurs gnu' llmcl .xml clullics tu ncccly fami lica art Clirlxtnms .mal lliiinlxagixing. XI. NL-ixtwn. 'I-Iiinl mir: I. Prim: CQ l.,iLlQu3, l,. XY.: rrglsls, uml pliywiciats xxliii assist tlic inciiilwix ,Q Q. , Bntloni rnu': R. Fkiircs. A. Onlfim, IJ. Spcnwr. S, Il.ir' IJ. l,LlL.Iw. XI. .X Img, Il. II.iII, Il. link, INS. filler, mlm, Viw-Pi'e5.g E. Sillx, I'rux,: S. I..ilt.i, Suu.: IQ. C lim-. Xlrs. Ilccw, .liliiwix llwp 1'f'll'Z UI- GFLIIDIN. It. Miller. Secoizii rmv: B. H.ilIm.m, lf. Sliulwrnl, C. Smglu, II. ll. Xluimx, If Siiniwim, CI. I.lINIIILfL'Ii, ll. Ulliitiicy. llrum, H. Aultmim, P, Ilfirnc, A. G.iirIiui', li. I3riLl.n', Il. lim-n. I. Iictiicr. ll. Deal. Ilwr NEW CHEMISTRY CLUB PROMOTES INTEREST IN SCIENCE l'Iil51x5v nxt tubcsi Ihmwn Iml-HLTN' U,gL.llR-I- .Xt .1 regular iiicctiiig Ilill Xlurixix, Iiriiiu Sillx, .incl Iliclx Iirum with stiinlcntx plimiiing In iimlxc wiciicc tlicii' I curccr, are tlic Imuic 4.-lciiiciils will nhl- Iliclwry Iligli Sclmfil C lin-imslri C Iulu, Cliuiiurccl tliis yn-.sig lliu iiiggiiiiziiriiiii Iiurf Ilia-rs intcrcst in tlic Iliclcls ull uliciiiistiy lliia in umluratgimling imwc tlwmiiglili tlic pui' Misra aiml clutics will tlicii' i1'spcctix'c m'LLlp.1' N- ' tions. Iliiwiugli rliib l'll'llgI'.IIIl ul' tliu IIl'gLll1I' , laitiwii. ilk' ILIILII1' sclciillsts HI IlicIvii'X' lllvli , -Q cam, Lit iiii curly Liga-. cxtciisiu-ly Immclcii tlicii' ilvilitics giml pci'IL-ct sciuiitilic lailcmb, wil-iriix uxpcriiiiuiiix Iwi' -Illini' C Iiumixtry Clulu iiiciiilmcrs. IN maiclc piissililu Iwi' Iriull clicliiists. tccliiiulf ge I WIN. , l1131 Bottom wiv: C. AlUYCfl, S. Sctfcr, N. Ncwtun, SBC.: liiwc, li. Truitt. l..il'unc. D. Frwin. Top ruiv: A. 1. Murray, Pres., P. Mull, liicc-Frm.: L. Hrrnwn. Sci- Newtmi. XV. Rankin, flilriwrg CQ. llurinan, F. Silla, mul row: S. Cline, S. Davis. N. Scttlciiiyrc, S. Czuililw, T. Stinu. ll. Liiwwn. C. Bu1'nS, P. W'hitc-nur. Tliiml row: li, Burns, B. Travis, ART CLUBBERS SELL PLAQUES THROUGHOUT COMMUNITY Brenclzi Lawson, David Erwin, Canal Nlnretv, ainnl Pant Mull put thc finishing tuuchcs nn the plziquua wld by thc Art Club. 11141 5 Plnqucs, I'Cl7l'L'SL'I1Ill1g rcpmcliictiniis of an- cicnt :incl cuiiiciiipoiuiiy bryli-5 in nrt, were cmisliiictccl hy thc Art Cluh this yczir and wld tn xurinus cstzihlialimcnts Llfllllllll the uinnnunity and tn imliviclilul citizens inter- cstccl in zirt. ln alclclitiun tu creating llI'fl5l.lL' intcrcats than xxill hc cairriul hy rho art stunlcnt lung after gl'LlClLlLlflOI'l, ilu- .Xrt Cluh Lllsll helps him tn licuminc IHOPL' KUITSCTULIS ul' clusign in his L'YL'l'yLlLly life aincl cultivars his tiistce. tnwgircl liinc girl. iliiiln-rits nl' ilu- lliclmry lligli ,Xrt llcpurtl incnt were irixgmlccl hy winning rccugnitiun in cninpctitinn apmimwcl hy rho qXswui.itccl .Xrtisls uf XvlI15llllISL1lL'IH. Preparing to rncet the tlcmgintls of future I foreign relations, Sptinish Club members Iwcp informed of current cxcnts ul their Spanish neighburs uf thc xwrltl. Ihr- Spunish Club is also xmrlxing continually hir tht' ntl' VLlI1CCI'llCI'll of Spanish :it Iliclswy Iliulr School. In order tn riitl 11 Spanish stutlcnt wliu wishes tn further his study ul the Iringuugc. thc club is striving tn spnnsnr gi st'IrnItirsIrip for college. This is ht-ing hrnught intn ru.1Ii- zation hy thc succcssful uimly sglc xxhich is held unch ycur. In thcir SIXIFL' time stutlcnts 1 sell this Candy from dum'-tn alum' in tht- I rrrinus sections of IIicIxo1'y. IVh.it mln ynu int-rin ynrfrc n-it giving tn huy uni? Wt-II. therc's .ihmys .iniitlicr Irnusc .intl .in-rthcr try nn tht- Spanish Club cancly s.iIc rriulc. SCHOLARSHIP ON THE HORIZON FOR SPANISH CLUB MEMBER Hutton: I'U'll'I E. IInII.ir, .'IrI1'ist'rq Ii. little. Il. Ixniuht, URI., I. Hull, Il. Ilnpc, II. N.int'c. Li. Prius. Ii. Piercy, C. Haley. C.. Iiucsc, Sac.: I. Ilultu. LIL - I'VUX.: Cf Lipv. II. It-.ii-tl, I, Pt-rlxins. N. 'NIcritInws. CI. Iluuscr, L. Hel' Prev.: Ruclgcrs. il-VUIIN-I N. Iirnnn. NI. L. Ilitcliiu. nor. IJ. Xlussicla, II. rit-int-f, Trip row: I. Tnwnscntl, L. Steelrnun, Ii. Btirhnur. Scu1mI mu: CQ, Sinnnnns, II. Ymlcr, II. Pnpu, Y. Iurpin, II. Drilt-, S. Bain, L. Ciarpcntcr, Ci. Scdglu, P, Iliirnc, C. Gmc, I. Iitiss, Ilrittzrin. IJ. XIfNt-t-ly, S. Smith. I. Iuhnstnn, G. Bon' I. Belk. A. Gaither. I3. Shuler, IS. Xlustcn, K. AIIIinrn.i., licltl. XI. Lipc, C. Ist-rrlriiwcr. P. Ynunt. P. Curtin, XY. fgznipc. Tlzirtl rriuw I.. II.in- 11151 Scniui' lircncli Club, uunmisctl ul, thirti- BCLII' i'l'L'l1Lkil students .mtl Scnimx taking suwimti-yczii' IH-wt-lm, ht-utl5 tlic cxccutivc lnixtmii ul' thc tutgil Ifrt-nt-lm Club nntl guitlus xxnriutis pmiccts. 'lint' chit-I' aictixity til' thc clulm ia lntcrnaltimmail XvCL'iiL'l1Li. During this uxcnt, lilt' ivlll'L'iL1l'l CXCIILIHQL' stutlunts lvrum S-lll'l'HLII1Liil1g districts umit' tu llit'Lrn'x tu pair! ticiptltc in writil :mtl ccltitultimizil tlctivitics incluciing am upcn i1HLl1NL', tl suppt-r, and am tlhsclnbly pmgmm. iXlllL'I'iClll1 xtutlcnts Inuit- tllc uppurttlnity during thc :wat-nilvly pmgrtllil tu ilSii any qticstiuns L'Ul1L'Cl'l1il1g1 thc cx' cllnligcca. Extcncling tiicir liuspitulity, thc pcuplc oi' lliclmry, while upcnilig llicir l1HlllL'5 to tllc visittm, wclctuiic tht- upptwtttnity tu lnccumc llL'LlLlllil1lCCi with tlit-m. lQ11wt11'tigf ing pence :mai atrcngtlicning iiitwiititiniizll rcititionslmips Lll'L' the l1Lll'PUSL'S Lll1LiL'I'if'iI1g ln' twmltiulull XVccitci1d. SENIOR FRENCH CLUB, AND 71 mm mu 1 L it x qu t ml row: Cf. Stcvclmni. li. lruitt, A. Utitnn, I. Hui' L imullm 1 '1 is tt t I A r, N. Qtuncu, B. Dull. Nl. Il. Viftlt-tru, H. Xyliitlnck. 1 11 nn rlx P f VVl1itL'. Al. Sctlglc. Top mir: R. Asiilt-x', 9. Alliwlk tr Q4 m r lxutmll S SL'llL'i1, U. K.lnupp, Il. Arcuri, Nurriw. ll. Siunwk. Jlllll X 1 ntl 1 XX nu Ill Q Cline, l,. Ciurticil, Nl. QVLIIIIIINIILIN. Increasing interests in the French language made it necessary to divide Le Cercle Fran- cais into two divisions. Paralleling the Senior French Club is the Iunior French Club, con- sisting of Sophomores and Iuniors taking second-year French. Canvassing the Hickory area on two nights, French Clubbers sell po' tE1E0 chips in an effort to strengthen the elub's treasury. With the profits collected from the canvass, minor expenses of the exchange students are financed, and also equipment needed for furthering the French language is purchased. The outstanding project is creating an interest in the French people and their customs and producing a better under- standing of them. Deciding on furniture to be used on the stage for an International XVeek-end Assembly program. members ol the Iunior French Club. Libby Lee and Ianiee Helton, choose appropriate tables. THE JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB-DIVIDES AS INTEREST MOUNTS Bottom row: T. YVilliams, P. Rozzelle, M. Hendrix S. Howard, M. L. lsenhour. C. Shoal, I. Mullis, I Baucom, S. Gordon. H. Lawson. Second row: I. I-leav ner, T. Smyre, M. Gwin, A. Green, R. Vandenburg A. Mitchell. L. Lee. S. Duhlinq. I. Fritv, D. Cansler R. Lineberger. Tlzirtl row: C. Lftsinger, P. Barringer, Q' .1 4' 1 'I I .VF H. I. Tillman, M. IIill.,N. Lackey, N. Fritz, I. Bum- barger. I. Helton, V. Mullins, M. L. Riddle, I. Garner. Top rout ll. Heymann, S. Mitchell. C. Yount, I. Bolielt. -I. llufliman, P. Palmer, P. Matthews, M. Poo- vey. I. Locke, ll. Seronce, A. Shuforcl, Adviser. 1 , 5 . ev Q-pd gs. 17 . . . ' F ? o S v f, ,, ,, it 5 ' 1 I . t, I' Q 4, I ' fx, ,A Q . I4 'F.'g:'I '7f' .Ai x , , l ,, 1, A ' .,. . rp. 3, , K. N . ' V -' s 1 1' p ,f - . ' 'II ' V 1 I V X - KX H L f I 'R . ' 'N E .J I Q .- . ' - I ... 6 'xx' '1' .-f . Y ff X ,fr ' X iw: A . at-.f , if 1 Q 1 '- L2 1 ' f M, pw N- 4 QA J51f's'l,- p . A if . f I. .. 13565 -NN 11171 Um- . Q 'l a M.. . 1 .gig Haag,-N .A , ,aff Ut.. S 4 ,run SSR? '55 1 r 1 'Q 499 rp? :iff .lf- VARIETY OF GAMES ACCLAIMED BY SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS AS WELL .f ' 4 X., Dressing out fur .1 big glllllli Gunc Almcr, Sum Fowler, N :md jimmy SXVCCIY put un tlwir final cquipnlcnt. ff if Displaying truc SULIIIICFII spirit, thc crmvcl stands fur Hllixicn .ls tllc C14llllvUllCl'LlIC llzlg wuvus uvcrhcucl. SPX -J-L.:-r - IJLIIIIHIILI mon. C lmrlux Ywllng .md jimmy Swcw-Ap Arc XY.lI'I1liI1L1'LlI7 in tllc bull pun. . A 1 AS PARTICIPANTS Stig Dagbersz triex tru uveruunme an opponent in Ll three-way track meet ut Cwllegc Field. ?, ? X L. , 4 4175 1 Q It STUDENT SECTION IX! ELILZCIIY unticilfntilxg u victory, the girls' ImsI4ctImII team XYLIIIIIS up In-Ihre its night cuntcst. I' I 121 Athletic coaches are the men behind lliekory High Schools winning teams. Yllorlting with players on and off the field of play, they train and mold them into competing and cooperating athletes. ll.l l.S.'s athletes have hrought many laurels to their alma mater not only in glorious victories, hut in superh sports- manship. Victorious Coach Barger accepts congratula- tions from hir. Cottrell alter sharing the title of Vvestern North Carolina Champion- ship with lirown High School of Kannapolis. COACHES TRAIN, CO l , . UNSEL, PROVIDE ESSENTIAL BOOST l ll.l l.S. coaches lead douhle lives: they E not only serve as regular teachers but also coach the schools teams after school ' ,wtf hours. This second joh includes numer- ous responsibilities, such as: practicing every day, scouting opposing teams, and supporting the players at each game or match. Training the students in good sports- manship, the coaches accomplish an- other of their objectives. True reward for all their efforts comes with the knowledge that they have provided ll.l'l.S. with championship teams. Seated: I. Daughterv, Tennis: T. VVasham, Baseball: I. Garrett, Golf: F. Barger, Fooflmllg KI. Lyerly, Boys' Bnsketlmll. CHEERLEADERS RADIATE CONTAGIOUS SCHOOL SPIRIT Eight energetic girls, representing all classes. faithfully cheer H.H.S. teams. Besides regularly displaying their enthusiasm on the football field and basketball court, the cheerleaders sup- port all school functions. Qther contributions in- flag daily. S. Howard. Bella, RI. Sipila, R. Newton. N. Newton, KI. Pitts, S. Shuford, L. Hamilton. clude: creating attractive bulletin boards for the main hull, strengthening school spirit among the students through pep rallies, and raising the .1. DOL . 4 ' . bg' ' V -,iq -.I-14-.1 . ', , vu- - . . , v - ' J- -. . . - an F . A -Ah ,-A rss A -,ll D li.. iw' i. ,Ach . -. , .. I 1. --2 . J -- ., z . . I' S- f--'. .l rj, 4 - 'jg' g .L fi- ,A in .14 .- I .nw-4-,Q -ij. ,Q ' . - ' fps in f ,,.' -Em. -- ,, ' ft L' .1-.,, ' . , .,, - 4 '.A LM.. U ' 5, , in '.,- ' . . . -.-.Y ,-.-uf .. . 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' iiiclmry ncxl incl K.inn.ipniis in lin' ., H Uvcslcrii Nurlii C'.imiin.i lliglw Sclwnl Q-2 Xtlilclii' .Xswmntinlm C-l1.ll11IWi1ll15I1iIW g.nnc, .inml. .illcr .1 lnngli lvilllv in ivnlli ILHIIUN, lin' ggnnn' viiciuai spwwl'L'iL'w. liiilll '. is slmllvil mln- L'l1LIl11l5iHl1Nl1ilH lilly. iI'lfL.Il'l.IIlIN lwm' lwnlinui, livin' Xlmull .inil Innnn Siu-wx nlisplin trnplmw iluwrx- inggly' I'k'kk'IXL'Rl in lin' lm'.i1lL'iN vii ii,ll.3.'x cligiilipi-iiixliip mann. ALL-STATE, ALL-SOUTHERN, ALL-AMERICAN PLAYERS COMPRISE TEAM Fc if N N1 ! 1 A , 16- 1 8 .1- 1 wer ll ff: Q i ' ,V '2 -Na, 5,1 L ' 1ffi'ff , :wr .FQQQ5 fm- ik- u 'gp 'Sai ',.,.'-'2',.-S 555 Aa.. . 4 , -n f :I f-4 4 lv in j:r,g'i , LM' .A D ,, V. 'K 'Quin' 5 . Q' . A alfa' 1 axsxfii ' law' 1 wif? f' . , N up Q 1 5, x 6 4 Gi Q Q A ., 1 ff , 4 A L ' -395 J, H? 53922- , K ' ' ' ' 9 gs A AR f 1 1 ' -2. Z, '. Q 6551, ,v . 7 ,Lx 3. ,1-V-A. 3.-' . f lvfnbxixirgxh, V xt, I 6 f - fx' my 'Iimmy Sweezy, Gene Moser, Gene Isen- hour, and Sam Fowler were picked for the All-Conference team. Two players, jimmy Sweezy and Gene K lsenhour, played in the North Carolina yere sus South Carolina High School All-Star Shrine Bowl Game. These two boys have also been selected to play in the North Carof lina East-VVest High School fXlIfStar Game to be held in August I96l. Gene lsenhour was also given two other I big honors. He made the All-Southern team and honorable mention on the ,-XII-I-Xmerican team selected by the XVigwam XVise Men. 'N After tying with Kanntipolis for the Xvestern N. C. AAA Clmiiipioiisliip, llicltory llitgh I 1 football players celebrate another victorious All'-American Gene ISQUIWOUT PUIIS ahffild of year as -Iininiy Sweefy and Gene Moser Cut the Hudson Hornets as he returns a punt. the yiCt,,,-V aku! 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U. xl-lflill-IIN, H. Dual, C. ISCIIIIULIIQ U. liriltnin, lqlL'llliI1L1. are il X 1 1 . A Q, 1 ' a , A 4 YK' -v ' I 1 ,W L J Y i 5 H.ll.S.'5 Quintet had plenty nl experience rind putentinl at the start of the season with the return nf four lettermen: Ronnie Deal, Gene lsenhnur, Nut Newell, and Hnhhy Burns. hut they luekecl height which enst them sex- erul contests. Because ul' iniurie5 to several key players, including Captain lhiluhy' Burns and starter Uluela U1-st, the lingers lnlterecl. Gene lsenhnur led the llielwry line in ref hounds, was seeoncl in senring. and was the hest defenbive player. The Vfs had the lirst perleet xenon in the history ul' the sehrml, Lecl hy ilznininy' Deal Llllil Din le Cole, they rglelxecl up L1 15-O reewrcl. Jack Wvesl eniteliex .i clelentler fill gudrcl tinnl xuwrex lnr H.Il.'S. 1. J' I XX l1.1t elm xi-ti inn-.in xnu Xhllll In pl.ix li fri Cinnng up X.lI'Llf I fo mi Q XJ 5 III nn attempt to senr Z if e hir II.Il.S,, llunnie l3e.1l ix elnwly g1Ll.lrLleLl lip Vnlnlexe pl.n3 4 s H311 , X . Lf . V4 K Q .pu ,-v -,S -1' ,Lair i-53 v:1,' iv UQJ' 5.Uf,4' ' izA???zf h l ff V V - ' f ,Q 1 -I A: ,gv,w ,V ' xx55..V. IIIIS HHS HHS IIHS HHS HHS IIHS HHS HI IS HHS HIIS SCOREBOARD TO -IO 61 55 59 SO fu-I 59 61 -I0 78 YViII4es Ccntrul Stutcsvillc . 'I'uyIrr1sx'iIIc . Ncwtmu Klnrifm xI41l'L1LlIlIllIl IIucIsr1n I.cnui1' XYIIIXL-5 Cunt 1'41 I Vglnlwc TuyIrn'5x'iIIc II' 'cr ru .ILIQI t C,-u1.,u1Ir.11L1n11I1tI1LXItlur xr1I Illl' -'ww' L ww IUIPTL' puimx t II1 I rx ummm STAMINA AND SPORTSMANSHIP ARE SEASON S STAND OUTS III IS 50 Ncwlull IIIIS SH AIIIVIUH I IS 53 AIul'gAll1I1ml1 III IS 48 I IucIwn I 36 I,L'I1lzIr I II IS 5-I X IllILIL'SL' 'IOLIRNIXMILNI' III IS 50 I Iuclwn IIIIS Sill!-O Ir in: tn Inks thc tfm'L-ring I cnuir XViIcI tn Ilwnnic IDCJI zmcmpts Ll Nlwr, IJ I I Img Jvm I1 :Im uvurl X thc XI.11'1+:u SLIUIIQI an In' 111:-uw Ill I 1 I1 t Ill Iiacing strung opposition, thc Tnrnadocttca cntlcd their regular season with a l-I3 record. I.ccI Ivy Captain Both Si1LliL'l' and assisted by .XII-Cutmlicwricc .lo Clrccn and .Indy RL1CIisiII, thc Cagcrs surpassed Ncwtrinfmiuvcr and Wfillacs Central in thc tnurnarncnt but wcrc duwriccl Ivy 'I'ayIm'ax'iIIc, thus placing second in the C4IIIiiL'l'L'I1CL'. TORNADOETTES FINISH RUNNERS UP IN TOURNAMENT Bo tom you S Shuh rd Bulk Ru mll P Un Top rmv: B. Shuler, II. Hager, B. Graham, K. Collins, rut nm Hutt H1 is I Brittain, I. Grccnc, B. Carnplncll, C. Sclimulling, X Viulcttc. HHS HHS HIIS HHS IIIIS IIHS HHS HIIS HIIS HHS SQOREISOXRIJ fuh 56 -H -S 13 T1 S3 T-I SO -IS H4 XYiIIws Ccntml Smtcsx illu 'I'.1y Iwrsx illv Xcxxtwn NI.lri1+n XI+vrg.ln1rm I Iudwn I,L'IlHIl' XUILL-X Ccntrul YI1IcIcsc S4 Sl in -I5 -III 27 -IO IL? Us 5-I In Grccnc :ut IIMIIICLIYLI' gL1.mIs mI W .idmlw tum purintx lu thc mllun tin-' scurc I -I I:l'L'I1LI-l lI.m1pIncII L-x'g11IcS wppwlu-lmtx :md brings L1 IQINILIIILI 1IIIXYl1'L'HllfI in thc Iliclwry-I.unwir contest. III IS 49 I'.lyIm'sx'iIIc HHS T7 Ncwlun HHS TI AI.ll'IUI1 III IS 32 Mmgmmlmw HHS Tl IIucIwn III IS IM I,L-noir I Il IS Th VLIILIL-su ,I'OLlI1N.XMILN'I' III IS 11-I Xcwtwu HHS HU U'iIIxcs C'cntx.1I III IS 73 'I'a1x'Im'ax'iIIL' III IS lf,f4WU 73 -H S7 40 -I7 29 5 9 54 63 Sl l135 'lk 4--V . r 1. . fr - 'Q 1-I j, WWW. A. A? JH'-+ ',1.a . qv, - 5 i.r I.. 'Q J, ,. ,-.1 .in ' f , o C . ,',.' . -,. MU ,,' . ,Q : i Vi . v. V V lgzvilrgg. :Ht I ,-5 ii.-Nirlhb , .Al b nz H ,,.Q. ,bf I . . t . W .- A he - .- 1 fig F , in - . - f 'gf iff A.. ' , 48' 4 . , 1 ,' N 1- ..-V Q A -. -,L-,., - , ft ' ' -' ' . 1 . ' --as 4 ,.- ' -124' .' .T Jvy' ' JP' ff .. ' :'. ' r. ' 'fa' ' . '51-2 ' . . . t . fa , V- '. Bottom rmv: R. Bumgarner, L. Ruclisill, D. Huffman, T. Calc, N. Nncll, P. Scttlcmyrc, L. Baker, P. Guild. Top row: VV, Stcpp, U. Marklianm, I. Tuwnscncl, l. Swccfy, C. Ynung, VV. Canipc, G. Iscnlwur, M. Kirby, F. Mintnn. B. liccvclx TORNADOES SCORE ANOTHER PERFECT SEASON . Tnrnaclncs rccuivc final instruutinns lnclnrc taking nn a new opponent. f ' V km J . '1 . . -. .,, -- u '. 1 ' ' . f ' X . E'ff.:wm? lliclwry lliglm again slinwccl its SLlPCI'iOl'iIy nn tlic bust-hall lit-Id, winning tlic Nnrtliwcstcrn ClOl1FL'l'Cl1CL' Cltannpinnsliip tlic Fourth your in stlcccssion. Tlw Tnrnaclncs liinisliccl tlic rcgulai' at-awn with a pcrlcct rccm-cl of 7 wins ancl no IUSSCS. 'llic first taste nl' tlcll-at cams altcr tlic regular at-awi1 was cwcr. Playing againat tlw Southwcst- urn Cvt?l1l'vCl'L'l1CL' fliainpions, tlic llicliory Iligll Tnriiaclncs lnat tn Clicrryvillc. ' Q 44 i . lt VVaiting their turn at bat, Hickory players rest before meeting their opposition. w, ,W 1. af vfj . - ,ff ' af- p , v-,.Q ff -- - ' -w'.1b.,L - , hifi' -V: Scfmpinq up a gmund hall, Charles Bock takes advantage uf sixth pcriud for extra practice. . RANK SECOND IN DISTRICT PLAYOFFS Spcctaturs Irwin thc visiting IL'tlll'l, as well as the home team, asscmhlc Ihr an ZIIVICTIIIYIYI1 nf Cfmipctitivc hiiscball. 'lr Mariun Kirby chfmxcs ai xuitahlc Imat Ixcfnrc attcmpting to hit a home run. ll371 -4 , an-n' 'mt e T sz - Q vw ,,,.,m r , . f , - l ' T72 . 1 .,, I , . . Ik A ,.. NV T' r ,-I ' T , gf' . ... - -,..,.Q x.' 'M' A . E M -l ,,. . Ju., E., '- 'AQQ- 1 Q... I Q Q s , -vi 1 - . Q, - -.5 ,. Sctting ll stzltc rccurcl. Huy Ilukc pullg ,ylwml VIYHIUIHY Clulmlcn strains fur XYlI1l1ll1Ll, pmitiun in thc NCL'4ll1Ql lwut uf in thc 120 ygml lligll llLl1'lllL'3 cvcut. ilu' llllIlLlICLl Xklftl Llxlsll nt the clistriut pl.1yul'l. gig ,ix . , . I fit - ax. .F ff? .,. '-LV' , ' ' 'l ' -.y..5.4-,L,,.. 1 .3 nu bv- N nw.: . , 'if '- ,i -Y . 'xl . ng if My A, YQ, ' , , -. ' r , A .. A ,.. -- W , .' -, . ...-Q whiz. . - A - - ' ' - . --sl ' 'L , . .X .j X . ' ,. 'WWA ' . '- , ' l '. A, -Q - ., Sum I-Uwlcr .IXMIIIS I1lL'Ll5lll'L'lUL'l1I wlm-lm will llc- culc xxlmctllcr lu' ulll Wm mln- xmtu lll'l.IlN Ill tlu lliscus tlmmw. l138l TRACK TEAM EXCELS-TWO STATE Xxlifll cvcry INLINCIC lcnxc, Vlltlllllllf Clulclcn cwrts luis lust lmit ul' crgy mlurinq tlw slmt-pllt uvcnt. ' C' '40 Y i..., nm, X 4 ---.......... ........... , . ,, w.. As his cnrnpetitors watch. Sam Fmvlur thrmvs the cliscus, Pulling ahcacl of all oppnnents, Richard putting him in scwnd place in thc state. Alucksnn tics his previously sut state record. RECORDS TIEDg TWO BROKEN-PLACING SECOND IN STATE During u regiunal truck meut, Terry Sims leaps fur every fraction of an inch that hc can grain in thu hruad iunip. Finishing the regular season with the hast team rccm'tl thc school has had in live years, l'liclxory lliglfs truck tcnni wus host to thc District Playoffs. Out clussing tcn other schools, thu Tt'7l'I1LlClll thinclzids won thc Contest with Ll score of 31 points. Nina of the stars I3Lll'llClPLlfCCl in the Stutc 1-Xssociatimi Nlcct. Piicluircl Alaclv sun, tlirccryeair lctterniun, tit-d his pic- Niuus l'CL'Ul'ClS on the IOO iiml 220 yLll'Ll tlushcs zincl sct Ll nun' state rccorcl in tht- -HO yard clash. ,X scconcl was chuppccl off tht- stutc rccurcl in the 120 yrirrl high liurcllcs hy llziy Ilnku. H391 Hickory High Schools golf team ended its season with another winning year. The Tornadoes' record showed five wins and one loss. For the first time in the history of golf at H.H.S., a member of the team, Bobby lsenhour, scored a hole in one. Unfortunately, it was in a practice ses- sion instead of a scheduled match. Bobby led the team in points with 13. followed by David Harrison who scored 9. SCOREBOARD , HHS, , 9 Wilkes Central . .18 HHS ZIV Shelby ...,..... 5K2 HHS. ,I8 Statesville ..... . O HHS, .20 Shelby ..,...,. . 7 HHS, . 18 Wilkes Central . . 9 Chipping the ball, David Harrison makes his appproach shot to the ninth hole. rf -.'. A fag - k-A Q 5 ' rw S- V ff- slat' sfffi, . l1401 99 if ' A .f -,A XJ 'f7.,tf g AX! fiilw ' f fi 'ri 3.1155 A5354 14.4 '- On the downswing, jack Sides keeps his eye on the ball as he tees off in the first round of a match. GOLF HAS WINNING SEASON Lining up his shot, for a necessary putt, lack Sides tries for a birdie while practicing at the Lake Hickory Country Club. ...Y - , v . , .-4.-ye l Q nl l ...L Returning a serve. George Kloretz baekhands the ball. TENNIS ANTICIPATES A VICTORIOUS FUTURE lleacly In slam the ball hatli In his oppoiient. illllllllf' Ilasty displays perfect tennis form. wg-1 4 f v , . ,, , . ,H '. wmv, ,P . Despite the efforts of llielxory lliglrs tennis team, they had a losing season. Although they heat Charlotte Garinger twice, Granite Falls onee, the team lost to Elkin twiee, Statesville onee and Shelby twiee, and ended up with three wins and five losses. Throughout the season, the top po- sitions were held by Don Short, Billy Nau, -Iiinmy Aderholdt, and Johnny Meliee. The fifth and sixth positions were rotated through the season by George hloretz and Jimmy llasty. hlart Lipe was a strong man in the doubles. l 4 - ' -,I V4 ,gd ea ' - Q A A ce ex I gil ' 9' U ED, ktx N1 'Zi ,ff ,ig Z 5 ls it in urhit, NLILI? xxjfe XJ 5 f 1141 ,nr--r.. 7 , t4 1 1 W' i a i gel J I J 45 'O' 'Sze ' ' LMOMENTS- EXTRAS THAT ENLIVEN DAILY ROUTINE 1 . ,f , .S . 1 A 1.744 x w . , , . , wcw. If. C. QAIIIIUIDUII, IJ. II1I11cxcLltt. . 1 kt UNIUII KIAIISIIAIS Huflunz Vmr: Nl. L. Ilitclmiu, C I I I I II. IIAII, II. IIr.1cIy. II. IJL'.1I, Cf Sulglu, Ii. llrcxwr, II, NI, Ii. Siu-nucr. Imp rnuw I,. XX.1IIxL-r, I. Cnmlmnr I Iluclisill. IIIIIIIIL' row: N. XVJII. II. IIuII.nr. II. Ilurnx, GRADUATION BRINIGS ANXIETY, P -. Qfwxw ' Q15?vZ,?5sg 5 . , A 4-51.5 I '..,f?FrLv: 4 147' ff 2 :ii sz, , 5 ri 5 A .. .gm ,, Omg. , f - Q I ,553 ,- L, rd. 1. .fr ,fix Mk., . lfi-'QM .V 3 . I, , A-XM-1'l1.alI1y,fX.O1lfm1, I. Nul'l'Ix, S. II.u'nw11, If. Slml ral RIDE, SORROW, BEWILDERMENT IIc1ninixLinq .1Iwut tI1L-ir I1igI1 NLIIIHII nI.nys k1mI QIIN Lllxxllhi luturu pI.mN, wnwr Ixmx I.uIw .1 Iurc.rI4 Ir m g1'.1LIL1.nt1Hn plxnntiw. 1 , . . . . l..uI1.st1ng Nlullu HI ruxwummc tw xmnrxmlx Sum rx lIuuIq I7v.aI .HMI C'.mImluL-II Su.1gIc, C Imiul NI.nrxI1xI prcp.u'c In IL-.MI tI1c IWI'1lL'L'NNIHI'l Climaxing twelve years of secondary edu- cation-and yet the beginning of a eollege education, a job, or perhaps a marriagefthe Class of 1960 slowly marches down the long aisle at the P. E. Monroe Auditorium to aeeept their diplomas-mere symbols of hours upon hours of concentrated study, research and ef- fort, these certificates pave the way for a future in life. Even though this happens every year about the same time, it is some- thing new and exciting to eaeh individual. But never to he forgotten are the many won- derful hours of high school days spent making and enjoying new Friends. my the Quill and Scroll Soeiety the Ttvirp inte for hoy chasing and dress-up for a fl if N1 'An 90 Getting the line and step right. Pat Cauhle. Sandra Car- penter. Peggy Campbell. and Millie Bumgarner spend part uf Senior Week rehearsing for the long-awaited night. TING TO SUCCESSFUL DANCES XYithout shoes, the lilool' ol' the gymnasium init seein Ltrltl, hut the lun and lelloxxship more than nialw up lor this at the Souls llop. osphere comes alive when the gay chorus l eould have dttnt-t-tl all night is the feeling 't tore girls provides entertainment lor the the -Iunior-Senior, as everyone seems to he enioyint 'Um gala- thetnseli es in the rotnantie setting ol Paris. 1 1 si sv xy' X N' 6 'ns 'l'Ifv9:'-S9 ' I . a -. f 4 Graduates reeeive eongratulations and best wishes as friends. teachers, and Iluiiilies leave auditorium. 11451 I ,IIA Ilia 'i GRADUATION BRINGS ANXIETY, PRIDE, SORROW, BEWILDERI nm.-,,1n...1.C I 'ffmw s., fi J! is I 55.3 fy 'I I f X-.gm 4 '3 F,i,,f-.gegfi Q 54 I fgfjx.-V--L1: ., 5' 5, .Ja 5, X. 1 Rv JGREDIENTS f 9 3' ' 1 -Ilif- in-of X469 VEB: gc. 1 Wie ' I 'ww 1'l ,ff 5 , 1 f ffl, f' 1 , ,f I 1 1 bet you don't have stars like this on Mars! ,K ir T,-f 5-'C lil Using the profits from the Beauty Contest which was held on February 17, 1960, several delegates from the various publication staffs were able to attend Southern lnterscholastic Press Association Convention. P This year's contest had a total of iortyfone en- tries, each representing clubs, classes, or home- rooms. Mrs. Genclla Allison and Miss Nancy Usrey directed the festivities while Mr. Bobby Sig- mon and Miss Hickory, Tenita Deal, both 1958 graduates of 11118, acted as co-masters of ceremo- nies. Voted by the student body for the second time as the most popular actor at 11115, Rock Hud- son selected the Beauty Queen from photographs of the ten finalists chosen by out-offtown judges. 1960 FINALISTS: Irma Scott, Carolyn Shoali, Carolyn Newton, Shirley Baker, Betty Friday, Lynn Hall, Robin Parks, Mary E. Violette, Karen Collins. Beth Hall. A-ka , . . 15- .. if-Nw 'i - 1 1? 1 -1 fini , -'TP E if-0' , A ei-Te fi-' -.Sr-.Amr I148 1 l 'kv- Ikqw 3 'Zi' MISS C!-XROLYN NEWTGN 1960 0146611 l149 BEAUTY, BRAINS, POLITICAL VX'ui'ing to tlic cruwdQ at thc Currmiscl Piiriinlc, P.it Bracly, cliuscn for licr mitstzilicliiigg charm zmcl licxiuty. Serves as H.H.S.'s Czirmuacl Princesa In Clmrlmttc slic was :i guest ut scvcml tcm uncl u ball in humor nl' tlic Carrmiscl ccsws nf North amd Suuth Camlini. -.r llulmlny lainisun, Prcsiclem ol' tliu Stuclcnt Cuuncil xml llcst Citizen in his luniwr Yuur, luis liccn I'L'L'UQI1lll.'tl lu' luis fellow Suiiiwi' clusaiiiun :is Buy ul' tlic Yuir lhr l9h0. lk-My Gmliniii giml Put llixinly. ll.llS.'s Llclcgntcx tu Clirlx' Quito. Cwiiipaiix- lwlw mm wliiit tlicy lmvc uziriiurl :ilwut tlic Aimsricaii xyxtcin ull 1LUYL'I'l1IllUl'lf, ll'l1'l' spcmling .1 week at XV-viiigliil Chllr-qc, Crucns- lMll'lr, L . H501 v lluuixx' DIAKIISUX Prin- ,-A h . , . , !'.' Ex L P jf PRODIGEES HONORED Chosen for her outstanding leadership, character, and scholastic achievement, Beth Hollar, burdened down with luggage, excitedly awaits her departure to Vvintlirnp College where she will participate in E1 fun-filled weekend as Miss High Miss of H.H.S. 1' yi: i K' ' E Lf' .. x S I-. ., E 5 - 'U E . , Qs., 229 ' X-ff , ' -' ' 12 ' , 7,545 ' , t ,, ....- ANNE lwiflBINE'I I'lQ 4 - A--'-rm -V. ,U u, w- 'Xin mtl fur lit-r many cumrilultiims In tlit- wlnu N.: ie llnlxincttc, Girl ul' tlic Yuan' lnr IKMO, urn uliwxcn liwr licr uutsmmliiig scliwvlnxtic ucliicvciiictitx il. llgmdy Slwnk. rlt-lcqtiru tu lluys' Sturt- fur ai wet-lx l Hill V alt the Univcrsitx' nf Xwrtli Ciaruliim, Cilmpc prqnircx fur .1 lively pulititxnl CliNL'LlNNlUI1 in claus In-ld with utlicr l'CI7IAL'9L'I1l2lIlYL'N lirmn tht- Staltt l151 SPRING FEVER Miss Linda Bmvrnan Director I' Inward Brant Ed Burns ., Vie Lewis Lou Ilerrun nlrs. Spangler Ann Purcell . Vivian George. A IIenry Purcell Phoebe Purcell , Maude Corey , ProI'essoi' Virgil Bean Dr. Dixon , Ilavicl Ilrx in Randy Slinok Clary Eeltarcl Dottie Corey' Clara Reese Betty I:ricIay , Kay Ilarlmur Innnny I-Iunlxle Pain XVI'lIfL'l1L'l' Ian Perlains Stig Daglderg George Prevette Surpaasing all expeetatiuns and satisfy- ing everyone im'uIvecI, tlie Iunim' Play on April 22, I9fmOAsIigIitIy clelayecl because of tIie Iieavy snmvliall-was ILILILICLI by tI1e cleliglitecl audience as clelinitely outstanclf ing, Iuotli in procluetion anal clireetinn. Love when causes many pmlmlelns anal Cary Eeliarcl anal Kay Barbnnr try In help Betty Friday Iincl a pnsailmle sn- Iutiun to Iier cIiIiI'icuIty. X 4, rn 1 in s APPLAUSE INDICATES APPROVAL . - f - , .,-1 I I . I : lr ' A x' pr i. ease UI7 rnistalaen identity primes Iiuinrmrnus as Stig Uaglzerg tries explain Iiix presence tu Pain XVIIIICIICI' in the VILIIIIUI Class play. VIIHIIIIID' IIunIQIe struggles tu pmve tliat Ilantly Slmrrk and Garv I'eI4:1rcI Ilave niacle a mistake in tlie Iunior Class play Spring Fever. D 153,-at J K ' - I 1-Qi, 1, . - 'fa A 3 vgfv . . . :f OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS aa ......,L,k , 565.11 .. I Good-looking girls are lack Bass's specialty and now he has founcl himself two, Lynn Hall and Elaine Teague, in the Senior Class Play, So This Is Bliss. SO THIS IS BLISS Miss Nancy Usrey Mrs. Don Stafford Dexter Smith Ma Smith Dad Smith Dotty Smith loe Pauley , Marcella Payne Dash Harris Dutch Kelly Liz , Iohn , , Ilee Felix Finley lack Ilubbarcl Mrs. Payne Pinky F Directors CAST Arthur Saboski Julia Eckard . Doug Shook Nancy Shuford Allen Huffman Faith Hayes .Elaine Teague A ,. Lynn Hall Sara McCurry A A ,0wen Kern Steve Vaughan . .Tom Dana , lack Bass Donna Albee Susie lVIauldin Blililsy Aclelyn lvey Stinky I Francis Fiekling Patience, clctermination, ancl weeks of preparation produced a fast moving hit with musie, satire, and comecly-the well received Senior Play of lklay I3, 1960. Lynn Hall and Elaine Teague atlcl color In the Senior Class Play with a song as Faith Hayes looks on eurioasly and Arthur Saboski pauses lor refreshment. :xxx f,! f CJ ' I I is ,Av Sw 23 gqvllllum -44. f Q U Y f This aw-gg,,i if ', ff gas 7-Q15 'gg - ill 2 , 'W 1. 4 , . . . , , . Q ' 1 I 1 l 1? , ,AM 22 ...Lg SCHOOL, ONE CONTINUOUS RUSH QL lI1 ll' 'H IN' ul il llQlY Lll SL'l1llUl I1Hll1lI1fV HCCINN lu lu' xu'ummpli5lu'nl in tlu' l1Lll5llLILll ruxlu ul' clam clumgc, HINDIHH lusts, annul clulv Qulixilicx. llu' awr- LILLL' SlllLlL'I1l l'll1LlS lximsull' in ilu- lurmwil ul' nu' nu'mus clvcisinnn L'Hl1lvI'lll1IlI1Q' tlu' lL'L'I1LlQL'l S swf cicty. Ultcn ilu' l'crwnl pau' lUillxL'S ll ITLILISL' luwcsf u Ya' km W. 2 P.Sf1T faw-' lwcalplnug llu' unmlllwm ul u'1m'slcLl L'lbI'l'ltl1Il'i, Xlr. XX .nslmm .mal Hr. L 1rlll'L'll I Ill'Il7 ul llu' llulwrv xlllwl nl 'XMI 17LllINL' lu Nlllklf ix! ricl. muqlm lm ilu' lu'lml tlu' lmuul is an l7I'L'L'iNlHl1 Il1.lI'L'l1Il1Lj Lgrmnp, tlu'11' .urn wnu' wilal mul I Lnlul lu'1'L'. umlllsinq tinu-N .lx 11' nu- ' lun' lmulus mm .r tallwlulullm, l,LlfllllL1ll1L'llI1lx ' 4 - ' llfwsc'l11au'y' Xuwlmm. vlflll lxccluw' .xru gllul tlu'ir ll-vnu'11mlii11g cuts 1ll'L' IlL'.lI'lf' L'4lIlllllL'lL'Ll. .mil .Nun lil-II C lwislllmx lmlj sux tu UIlllNIII1Cl tlu IWlLN'wlllkNIllvNCl1CClUlL'5. I.Lll1L'll IS il must wclumu' HI3I3llIAll.lHllX to l'L'l'llL'l annul tu gasp tlu' Inu-Sm luwvx. lllll nn am L'SlWL'L'l.llly trying clay thc must clcsimlmln' mmiw ix llu' 5HLlllLl of ilu' 3: I5 lu'll. ,vo ,..-1 l1541 FESTIVITIES HONOR ALUMNI Many hours uf diligent N'4l1'l-1 are put intu the prep! uratious for .1 succcsstul Humccurliing cclclbratiun represented here by Put Brady, jimmy Gtiithvr, and Chipper Riser. Aiiywnc um iimlw an mixt.iLc. .is -Iumly fwx. wen cluxccnding Kilt' buys' xmirs, xwll lmimx tiltcr tliix cxpuricncu. OMPRISE SCHOOL DAY 5 fi., Q... 'ia ' I I ,, Ak 2 , In . A ,wi . ,fkfi 1 Smiling witli gmticiptitiun, little Mix Teresa Muses, cruwii btuircr, ctigcrly dN't.llfN licr turn to participate: in tliu llurnuccmiing fuxtiviticx. ll571 04 l NC-IITIIIQ tlu- uvlmlllxlrm ul u'mx'nlL'cl L'1Yl'lAlLlHI'9 KJ Xlr. XX 1lNl1.llll .uul XIV. C 1-ttwll IYRIUNL' tu stluly ll m.1p ul llu' lllulwlw wlul-fl llINll'ILl. w .Xllluwuglm -fn ilu' Iivlnl ilu lmxul IN .1 prccuurn I1llll'L'l1lI1LQ LLIAUIII3, llulrn' .arc wnu' wilnl .uul L'Ul1lLlNll1L1 lll1lL'N .lx I'L'lWl'L'5L'IllL'Cl lu'1'c, Pulling ilu' lll1lNlIlllLl lwnlulu-N un '1 lxlmlvclutlm , llflNL'IllLll'X NLWVIMI1, ,lim IQCUIILT mul Ann lk-ll l .ll'C glxul mlwir lumu-l11nlii11LQ clll'lNlIll.lN prnj l cuts arc llL'LlI'lj' umlplctucl. 1581 Allylmu can Ilmlw ll IlliNl.llxL'. .ix 'Iucly IYIPX, wvn Llcsccuding thc lun! xmirx, uv,-ll kmmy .nltcr lhix COMPRISE SCHOOL DAY Xliss Shure .xml Hrs. C illvy uncut gut lunch In clinu ug, 'KQV L1 few -nl the Jan L'XPL'FlL'I'lL'L'N uhnlc 1111 yml JLIIX, .1 Hcturning 141 wlw-,I .lilL'l' tlwir lunyh lwrctlk, thw- xluclunta CXCILIIIQL' lm! lvitx HI' nuux In-fwrc Llclmrtin- fur their nc-xt clmx. ri 1 ,F .N daisy' Qu. -as yvwzk I .Nw -Q h - Wx y -:wax-...,.,.Q..1, 4,1 ,f ,X ff I -. , 159 , 5: i f ' A , 4 u QU! ii ad1u'pw aka i clmngc stumlcnt to go iihrorul on thc- wintcr progr. llcclxy lltuil, summcr fX.l'.S. cxchaingc stutlcm to Circccc lrom Il.Il.S., puuscx lor .r momcnt Io coloy rht- hciiutiliul coimtryxiclc .lflllllitl Corlu with ht-r uloptvtl Circcly xistcr, Qophic Niliilororl. llcpicting the closcncss ol' thc aiycizragc Norwcgiirn lrllllllf. Cfcnc It-mph-r-in. lI.ll.S.s llfNI lorclgn cx- L1.llllL'I'5 on thc lawn with his .itloptctl paircnts lor .Ill aultcrnoon N rcxt. 11501 IIN, L. Q . AMBASSADORS EXCHANGE IDEAS 5.3 Showing numcrous countrics the unusual and lillhfilllllillg nuturc of typical U. S. tccnugcrs, llcclxy Dt-Lil uml Eugcnc Tcmplcton, rcprcscnting llickory lligh, hriyc participated in thc .Xmcricun liicltl Scrxicc progrgiin. Bucky has spcnt the past summcr in Circa-cc living with two cliffcrcnt fami- lics, proving lic-r ilLlllplLllJiliIy and congcniulity. Spcmling Ll ycur in Norway, completing his high school Ctlllfillitlll, liugcnc is able to comparc two complctcly clilifcrciit cclucationnl systcms. Ile will rcturn ncxt summcr to sharc his cxpcricnccs. Both Bccliy zmcl Eugcnc uicl thc fX.F.'S. program with spccchcs uml ncwspupcr articles. Through their host liaimilica llllll ncw liicmis, they crcutc at hcttcr rclaition among nations, gi stcp towurcl world pcucc. ....... A15 A. 4 H'-4: - ---any '11 ' .-q--- '- i ig.-Y r ,A 5' W x . 1- o . V Lt.. . , r ,V ,n ., N , . -, . lfgl gg A u ' P . L A i . 0 '. ' - . X, sm. .J , b Graf v,, U . I ei-,F , yt 'fr 'V fi 9' ' h ' , JJ 2 y 1 -1 Kiilmkmgm l.di1l'..u- -xl ..,..1L..4L., .FILE -A STEP TOWARD WORLD PEACE Xleria Sipila, exchange studtnt trrrm Finllnd helps Nlrs, Cilley and the nstmrx t iss earn about her native etiuntry. i -f 'is 9 Elf .' t , L' 'P-UW1 ' ' Ak-v ' Y I J I , f Q 4, A 4 , XIERJA SIPILA Discovering spend-the-night parties, cheerleading, and American Indians were exciting experiences for Nerja Sipila, this year's .'X.F.S. student from Kuopiu, Finland. Pretty, petite Mei-j has become a typical U. S. teen- ager and an excellent Hickory High student. All the fans will remember her as a xivacious cheerleader who led the teams on to victory. Participating in xarinus school activities, Nerja is an honorary member ol' the Student Council, French Club, and Sub-Iunior XVoman's Club. She has shared the life and customs of her native Country with the community, her friends, and her host Family, the jake Shufords. enthusiastic participant. Xlthuugh she had never sttn 1 chctrlt it er . eria Sipila learned quieltx t bccuinc i .ws it ,f -X -A , 9.4, L.,-fjaleiiailzr I , ff? H621 1276? Nancy Newton . . . Head Cheerleader . . . Mary Lee Ritchie . . . Cominate Voice of Radio Versatile . . . Hornecoining Queen . . . Advisory . . . junior Marshal . . . Capable . . . Office assistant Council . . . Popular . . . Ecstatic as a leader. . . . Efficient . . . Nirnble with a thimblef' Landon VValker . . . Reliable . . . Beta Club . . . Band Enthusiast . . . Band council . . . Chem- istry Club . . . Blows a 'mean' horn. WHO'S WHO -A SALUTE Each year the faculty at Hickory l'ligh School selects thc ten most outstanding seniors for VVho's - Wlho. They are nominated and selected on the basis oi' personal achievement in various fields and ol, their many contributions to llicliory High School throughout their high school careers. Pat Brady . . . Twinlaling grccn cycs . . . Girls' State . . . Money watcher for Student Council . . . Carrousel Princess . . . Crmgcnial . . . Heads Big Sisters . . . ullrains ancl beauty plus. Gent- lscnhour . . . Athletic idol . . . Football C'4rCaptain . . , All State . . . Big lkc . . . Shrine Bowl Tri-Captain . . . Friendly . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . ML Totrclitlownfi Sam Harmon . . . Morehead Finalist . . . Favnrs Dennis Spencer . . . Navy Science Cruise Award N. C. State . . . Scientifieally inclined . . . V. P. . , . lluinwrist , . . Science Synipusiuni delegate uf Chemistry Club . . . Music enthusiast , . . bril- , . . llrilliant . . . Presides mer Senior Class , . . liant student . . . VVitty with words. Pace-setter with lnatmif' Clara Reese . . . Beta Club Prexy . . . Nute- lieeper tor Spanish Club . . . juniur Play cast . . . Dependable . . . llead Logger . . . An artist in the making. TO ACHIEVEMENT ' W'l'-U ' ' l 1 1 , llats UHF! ' 'l , - ' V , I Becky Deal . . . AFS. Ainbassadur . . . Vivaeinus . . . Chief Marshal . . . Best Citizen . . . Beauty Cnntestant . . . DeMolay Sweetheart . . . Laughing eves . . . Lug Cu-Editor . . . Sly with n lien. limmy Gaither . . . Prexy of Student Cnuntil . . . Key Club Head . . . Natural burn leader . . . Iuniur Marshal . . . Presides :wer Inter-Club Advisnry Cnnmmirtee , . , Limber with a gat-el. l163 1 v A a -f: og, ., ,Q 3, Q N..-Nu .. Q A-. 1 v r P l 5 1 1 4 x ig' U ga V H.. . .M 4. J 4 V- sl . r J71'-'HI '.' W , .:,- 4 ,,. -93 . .,.. I ,'1'f :'! ui '.. v nf , ,1-- , V, 4,1 my ,,,, h '- J SI, 5 2 . .xx , Q. .ix sw.. ,- X .X new-:Q .-1.34 3, s .fn ,- in Ag, ..'.. -f,1.-g,,. , :P 'C3'p.1.w--2 Qklf X ' ' gjgQg,qJi V 4 Q 1 ' -ya. iiG?,x1E, J5v.gj,' . 11 J 31! ','-'-Q53-'lizf , 1 Ajwwitrgfg--J' A- 1 I 'Jufwf-,qw I --N' lm . 3, -.l.', . Q 4 w Ja ' 1 , .3 my - . . , 1 1 .,,,v , 3 'MX - 1' .S t ,f -Y A1 -sg' U ffm: qi ff 4 l f , 111 AH 1. eff '.1.l .Qzg 5, .. :ffm- g 7 I 4 s. W , 03,1 . 1 .4 1 A v . . , , ,, Q.. , A ,.-,. .3, .1,:Q2Ah 'i V er e n rnom l.ocAL 'v 1 1 S3 2 7 :fl 5 ,,,. ., .. -5+ - 1 U .cLf1f 1' 11.4 - 3:7311 .Luk 4 , 52,52 . c 'f i- . .-Bri' ' ev, 3: L13,- ,. Q if A' 921' ,Sf T1 . I 3.1 X egiiil :J ',f..r.g7Q' yfifevf.-:,.x .., . my , a , M 1 ,9'.1'. , ,4 1. .' 153,51-' . 5 1 ,,L1'fA.' -1 ,, V1 I ii- ' 1:35 L .-ivfff ., V K: ' . ,, 5 :g'fg?'Q-. i 'Mit ' h 5 'fs Viz . I L X , r,',il.iL'.l, I i ,L'.', r -airf- 'afgs-gy. ' , 'Z' ' ,u 1,7 , I JM'- F g-:.,'4,1, .N z - itfsgf '- .:q.-, , F , .5 L . 1 F M. eq V, '.,q.iif ff 51 .. , dir... ?, 'vu-S2 C , fav, , -r PT I iw-Q Wm .hw 4.9x. x- SENIOR STATISTICS lo ABEE-Spanish Club 2: Leaves Staff 25 Beta Club 2, 35 lunior Marshal 2. JANE ABEPLNETHY-FISIICII Club 2, 35 Honorary French Club 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 35 lunior lVlarshal5 F.H.A. 3. IIMLIY ADERHOLDT-DCMOl3j' 1, 25 Key Club 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer of Key Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. IERRAL ALDRIDGE-D.E. Club 1, 2. SYLVIA AI.LIsoN-Band 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Con- test 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 35 French Club 35 Social Committee 3, Co-Chairman 35 Big Sister 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, State Convention 3. BRENDA ARCUHI-Band 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 3: French Club 35 Beauty Contestant 25 Homecoming Sponsor 3. REBECCA ASHLEY-French Club 3, Social Committee 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3. BRENDA AULTMAN-Beauty Contest Entertainment 15 Radio Club 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2. 35 Carden Club 2, 35 Chemistry Club 35 Beta Club 35 Radio Club 2, 3. SCO'I'I' BAIN-Twig Business Staff 1, 2, 35 Twig Float Committee 15 Homecoming Escort 1, 25 DeMolay 2, 35 Spanish Club 3. LEWIS BAKER-Homeroom Representative 15 Baseball 25' 3. KAY BARBOUP.-Spanish Club 2, 35 LoG Editorial Staff 1, 2. FLOYD BARGERABeta Club 35 Track Team 1. HARVEY BARGER-Library Club 1. LEE BARRIER-D.E. Club 2, 3. JUDY BASS-Spanish Club 35 Biloxi High School, Biloxi, Mississippi 1. FRANKIE BEATTIE-Band 1, 2. 3, State Music Contest 1. 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 35 F.H.A. 35 Band Float Committee 1: Carden Club 35 Sub-lunior VVoman's Club 2, 3, President 35 Office Assistant 25 Homeroom Officer 25 lunior-Senior Decorating Committee 25 Homecom- ing Dance Decorating Committee 3. SHARON BEATY-Spanish Club 25 Homeroom Officer 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Cirls Chorus 2, 3. ANN BELL-F.T.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. 35 Radio 3. DAVID BENFIELD-TTHCR 1, 25 Basketball 1, 35 Mono gram Club 3. GARX' BENEIELD-Bus Driver 3, Spanish Club 35 Maga- zine Captain 2. SUSAN BISHOP-T11'i2 Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, Assistant News Editor 35 Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Representative 25 F.T.A. 25 C.S.P.A. Convention 25 North Carolina Press Convention 1, 3. ANN BOLICK-Beauty Contestant 15 Homeroom Officer 3: F.H.A, 3. JOE BOLICK PAT BOLICK-F.H.A. 1, 2. PEGGY BOLICK-F.H.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Beauty Contestant 1, Finalist 15 Home- coming Sponsor 25 Library Club 2, 3. TOMINIX' BOLICKAD.E. Club 1, 3. DAXVID BOLIEKAB3Ud 1, 2, 3, Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Radio 35 Radio Day 35 Band Float Committee 15 lunior-Senior Invitation Committee 2. EARL BRADFORD-Alhambra High School, Martinez, California 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 lunior Statesmen of America 1, 25 Swimming Team 1, 25 l.V. Football 1, 25 Letterman 1, 25 Carden Club 3. PAT BRADY-Student Council 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 1, Treasurer 2, 35 F.H.A. 15 Sophomore Float Commit- tee 15 F.T.A. 2, 35 Sub-lunior VVoman's Club 2, 3, Recording Secretary 35 lunior Marshal 25 Beta Club 2, 35 Powder Bowl 25 Girls' State Delegate 25 Home- coming Sponsor 25 Beauty Contest 25 Orientation Day Committee 1, 2, 35 lunior-Senior Committee 25 Homecoming Maid of Honor 35 Carrousel Princess 35 Cirl of Month 25 Big Sister 3, Chairman 35 Home- room Officer 1, 25 Youth Fitness Conference 35 Senior Superlative 35 VVlio's VVho 3. KAY BREWER-Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class: Vice-President of lunior Class: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Sponsor 2, 35 Beautv Contest- ant 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 2. President 25 Beta Club 2, 35 lunior Marshal 25 Sub-lunior VVoman's Club 2. 3, Treasurer 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, Secretary 35 Carden Club 2. 3, Secretary 35 Homeroom Representative 25 lunior-Senior Prom Entertainment 15 Big Sister 3, P.T.A. Representative 15 Powder Bowl 35 Orienta- tion Day Guide 1. LESLIE BRITTAIN-HKUHICTIXPIII Officer 1, 2. CAsToN BROWN KAY BROWN-F.H.A. 2, Reporter5 D.E, Club 3, Cor- responding Secretary5 Homeroom Officer 3. NANCY' BROWN-SPBl'11Sl1 Club 2, 35 Twig Business Staff 2. 3. Advertising Manager 35 Ouill and Scroll 2. 3: Sub-lunior VVoman's Club 2, 35 Beta Club 3: F.T.A. 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 1, Homecom- ing Sponsor 15 Beauty Contest 25 Powder Bowl 2, 3. IOHNNY BUEF-Football 1, 2. 3: Player of VVeek 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 2. ARTHUR BuRGEss-Loc: 1, 2, 3, Photogranlier 1, 2, 3. Sports Editor 35 Deblolav I, 2. 3. Officer l. 2, 3. Master Councilor 35 Sophomore Float Committee I1 French Club 2. Finance Chairman 25 Quill and Scroll 2. 35 Carden Club 2. 3, President 3: lunior- Senior Prom Committec5 Homecoming Escort 2: Homeroom Officer 1: Homeroom Representative 3. Vice-President 35 Student Council 3. BARBARA BURNS-Library Club 2, 3. BEITY BURNS-Band 1, State Music Contest 1. Bristol Marching Contest 15 Bus Monitor 25 Beta Club 2. 35 lunior Marshal 25 Spanish Club 25 F.T.A. 35 Art Club 3. BOBBY BURNS-Football 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 Track 1. 25 Baseball 35 Key Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3: Twig Editorial Staff 3. CIHERYL BURNS-F.H.A. 15 Library Club 15 Art Club 3: Leaves Staff 3: Chorus 15 lunior-Senior Committee 25 Carden Club 1. MAX BURNS-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ussi ,A SENIOR STATISTICS BRENDA CAMPBELL-French Club 25 Honorary French Club 25 F.T.A. 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 35 Junior Mare shal 25 Basketball 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 35 Big Sister 3. MoLLY CABIPBELL-D.E. Club 15 Hampton High School, Virginia 25 D.E. 2. BRENDA CANIPE RICHARD CANIPE-D.E. Club 25 D.O. Club 3. JANE CARPENTER-Ch0IUS 1, 2, 35 Homemaking Float Committee 1. LARRY CARPENTER-Homeroom Representative 35 Homeroom President 35 Spanish Club 35 DeMo1ay 3. PEGGY CARPENTER-Tm'l1G 1, 2, 3, Assistant Feature Editor 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, ViceePresident 35 French Club 25 F.T.A. 3. PATI1 CARTIN-NCYV Hanover High School, VVilming- ton, North Carolina 1, 25 Bible Club 1, 25 GAA 1, 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Cwlee Club 15 Art Club 3. SANDRA CAUBLE-Sophomore Float Committee 15 Spanish Club 25 Junior Class Play Committee 25 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 25 Garden Club 35 Magazine Captain 35 Homecoming Dance Commit- tee 3. KATIE CI-IILDERS-F.H.A. 15 Library Club 2, 35 Home- coming Sponsor 3. CARL CLINE-French Club 35 Band Council 1, 25 Bris- tol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Davidson Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 Senior Band Council 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3. SANDRA CLINE4Loc Business Staff 1, 2, 35 Science Club 15 F.T.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. 35 Beta Club 35 French Club 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Junior-Senior Prom En! tertainment Committee 25 Sophomore Float Commit- tee 15 LOG Float Committee 15 C.S.P.A. Convention 35 Art Club 35 P.T.A. Representative 35 Orientation Day Guide 2, 3. NIARTI-LA CLoNTz-Library Club 2, 3. JHNIMY COBLE-Basketball 15 Spanish Club 2. LINDA COLLINS-SPHDlSh Club 25 D.O. Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3. BECKY CONRAD-LOG Staff 1, 2, 35 French Club 25 Homeroom Representative 15 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Beta Club 35 Beauty Contestant 25 F.H.A. 35 Honor- ary French Club 25 Homeroom Officer 35 French Club Social ChairnIan5 Homecoming Sponsor 3. CARLTON Cooit-Bus Driver 1, 2, 35 Spartanburg High School 15 VVheelers Club 1. ELLEN BlORETZ C0oItE-F.H.A. 1, 25 French Club 25 Leu-ves Staff 2, 35 Beauty Contest 2. LARRY CORDELL-French Club 3, Finance Committee 3. WILLADEAN CORDELL DOTTIE COREY-Band 15 Junior Play Cast 2. TONY CRAFT-D6RlOl8j' 3. BEATRICE CRESS JIIVINIY CREWS-Riverside Military Academy 1, 25 Golf 1, 25 Football Team 1, 25 Basketball 2. JIMMY CROWE-D.O. Club 3. LINDA DALE-F.H.A. 15 Sub-Junior VVoman's Club 25 Art Clulb 15 Junior-Senior Prom Entertainment Com- mittee . NANCX' DALE-Sub-Junior VVoman's Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 Garden Club 2, 35 Powder Bowl 2, 3. SANDRA DAVIS-P.T.A. Representative 15 Art Club 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 25 F.H.A. 2, 3, Secretary 35 F.T.A. 2, 3. BECKY DEAL-FIEHCh Club 2, 3, President 25 Honorary French Club 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 35 Chief Marshal 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Loc Staff 1, 2, 3, Assistant Editor 35 Carden Club 2, 35 A.F.S. Exchange Stu- dent 25 Chemistry Club 35 Best French Student 25 Best English Student 25 Jefferson Davis Award 25 Best Citizen 25 Homeroom Representative 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Sophomore Float Committee 15 Beauty Contestant 25 Sub-Junior VVoman's Club 2, 35 Homecoming Sponsor 25 Powder Bowl Game 2, 35 Magazine Captain 35 C,S.P.A. Convention 35 Demo- lay Sweetheart 35 VVho's VVho 3. RONNIE DEAL-Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 35 Homeroom Representative 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Monogram Club 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3: Junior-Senior Prom Committee5 Orientation Day Guide 15 Homecoming Escort 2, 3. PATSY DEER-LOG Editorial Staff 15 French Club 25 Beauty Contestant 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Junior Play Committee 25 Big Sister 3. VIcItIE DELLINGER-Band 1, 2, 3, State Music Con- test l, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 Sub- Junior VVoman's Club 35 Twig Typist 25 P.T.A. Representative 2. ' RICK DRUM-Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Council 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 All-State Band 2, 35 Davidson Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Home- room Representative 2, 3. GARY ECRARD-Class Float Committee 15 Spanish Club 25 Junior Class Play 25 Football 35 Track 3. JERRY SUE EI.I.ER-Secretary-Treasurer of Junior C1ass5 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 25 Spanish Club 25 Sub-Junior VVoman's Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 F.H.A. 35 F.T.A. 3. DALE ERIIcsoN-Band 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 1. DAVID ERWIN-C1855 Float Committee 15 Radio Staff 1, 2, Sports Editor 25 Junior Play Cast. RICHARD FAIRES-Band 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Band Float Committee 15 Homeroom Representative 1. NORAIA FIPPS SANDRA FISHER-Library Club. BETTY FOWLER-Hildebran 1, 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Homecoming Sponsor 25 Chorus 15 D.E. Club 3. SAB! FOWLER-Football 1, 2, 35 Key Club 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. FRANRIE Fox-Garden Club 35 Band 1, 2, 35 South- eastern Marching Contest 1, 2, 35 Senior Band Coun- cil 35 Band President 3. BETTY FRIDAY-Loc Business Staff 1, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Beauty Contest 1, 2, Finalist 25 Jr. Class Play5 C.S.P.A. Delegate 35 F.H.A. Club 35 Home- room Officer 25 Loc Float Committee 15 Chemistry Club 3. 11671 Lenoir Rhyne College an integral parl of the HICKORY CGMMUNITY ' Church Related ' Liberal Arts ' Co-educational ' Fully accredited F ppl l' t direct of Admissions 1681 SENIOR STATISTICS DARLENE FRYE-Magazine Captain 1. DWIGHT FRYE-D.O. Club 2, 3. IEANE'I'I'.E FRYE-Spanish Club 2, D.E. Club 1, Art Club 2, 3. BRUCE FULLBRIGHT AUSTIN FULLWOOD-Band 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Bristol Nlarching Contest 1, 2, 3, LOG 3, Photographer 3. ANN GAITI-IER-Sophomore Float Committee 1, P.T.A. Representative 2, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Vice-President, Homecoming Spon- sor 3, Sub-Iunior Woman's Club 3. IIMMY GAITHER-Radio Club 1, Baseball 1, Student Council 2, 3, President 3, Key Club 2, 3, President 3, Spanish Club 2, Beta Club 2, 3, Garden Club 3, ,lunior Marshal 2, Inter-Club Advisory Council 3, President 3, Boy of the Month 3, Senior Superlative, Sophomore Float Committee 1: junior-Senior Com- mittee 2, Sweetheart Dance Committee 2, Who's Who 3. CAROL GAYE-Spanish Club 2, Art Club 2, junior- Senior Committee 2. PATSY Gooo-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Sub-funior Woman's Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Garden Cub 3, Magazine Captain 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Field Day 1, 2. RITA GOOD-LCHVES 1, Float Committee 1, Bus Moni- tor 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 2. BRENDA GOODNIGHT BETTY GRA1-IAM-Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Delegate to Girls' State. jo GREENE-Homeroom Officer l, Iunior-Senior Prom Committee, Basketball l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Sub-junior Woman's Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Field Day 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Magazine Cap- tain 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. JOAN GROVE-Band 1, 2, 3, Band Council 1, Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, F.H.A. 3. JOHN GRUBBS-DeMolay 1, 2, 3, Master Counselor 3, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Garden Club 3. DENNIS GURLEY-Homeroom President 1, President of Iunior Class, French Club 2, Bus Driver 2, 3, C.S,P.A. Convention 3, LOG Business Staff 3. PATTIE GUTIIRIE I-IARRIET HAGER-SUb'JUH1Of VVoman's Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Nlaiorette 1, 2, 3, Head Maiorette 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Basket- ball 3, Garden Club 3, Loc Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Powder Bowl 2, 3, Homecoming Sponsor 3,Cflunior- Senior Prom Committee 2, F.T.A. 3, Secon Place Trophy for Maiorette in Bristol Marching Contest. BETH HALL-Beta Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, lunior Marshal 2, Chorus Accompanist 1, French Club 2, Secretary, Sub-junior Woman's Club 2, 3, Beauty Contest Finalist 2, Chemistry Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Sophomore Float Committee, LOG Business Staff 2, 3. VVARREN HALL-IUHTKJI-SEDIOT Prom Committee 2, Track 1, Baseball l, DeMoIay 3. JERRY HALLMAN IIMMY HA1vII.E'I'r-D.O. Club 3. LINDA HANCOCK-T1l'ig l, 2, 3, News Editor 3, F.T.A. Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Homeroom Offi- cer 2, Sub-Iunior VVoman's Club 3, Delegate to S.I.P.A. Convention 2, Spanish Club 2. RYAN HARNION-HOmCCOm1Hg Escort 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Magazine Captain 1. SAIW HARMON-Band 1, 2, 3, Band Council 1, 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, All-State Band Clinic 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Morehead Scholarship Semifinalist, Who's Vilho 3. DAVID HARRISON-Twig Staff I, Golf 1, 2, 3. ERVIN HARRISON JIM HAST3'-HOmCfOOm Officer l, Homeroom Repre- sentative l, Sophomore Float Committee 1, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, Twig Business Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, Homecoming Escort 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Inter-Club Advisory Com- mittee 3. CAROLYN HATCI-IELL-F.H.A. 3. JUDY HEFNER-N1IXCd Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1, French Club 3. NANCY HEFNER-T1l'ig 3, Typist, Beta Club 3. NEOMIA HEFNER-D.E. Club 3. PAUL 1-IEFNER-D.E. Club 3. REGINA HEENER-Spanish Club 2. SHIRLEY HEFNER ' GARY HERM-NN-HOmCftDt7m President 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Art Club 3, Beta Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Homecoming Escort 3, Sophomore Float Committee 1, junior-Senior Prom Committee 2, Leaves Staff 2, 3, Art Editor 3. BETH HOLLAR-Loc Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Beauty Con- test l, 2, French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Historian 2, Vice-President 3, Sub-Iunior Wo- man's Club 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Chairman Iunior-Senior Re- freshment Committee, Honorary French Club 2, 3, Co-Manager Basketball Team 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Miss Hi Miss 3, Twig VVho's Who 3, Magazine Captain 1. LINDA I-IOLLAR-Spanish Club 2. DORIS HONEYCUTT-Tiltig Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2. 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, F.'1'.A. 2, 3, Home- room Representative 2, Spanish Club 2, F.H.A. 3, Garden Club 2, 3. GENE HORNE-Library Club 1, Football l. PI-IYI.LIs HORNE-Homeroom Officer 1, Beauty Contest- ant 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, Chemistry Club 2, 3. RAY HORTON-Library Club 2, Spanish Club 2. BILL 1 1OUSTON GEORGE HOVEY-P.T.A. Representative l, Loc Edi- torial Staff l, Track 2, 3, Key Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Host Home for Foreign Exchange Student. KENNY HovIsAD.O. Club 3, President 3, Homeroom Representative I, Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 3, lnter-Club Advisory Council 3. LEE ROY HUBBARD-Ch0IUS 1, 2, 3, D.O. 3. DANNIE HUFFBIAN TOINIMY HUNT I1691 lhe Hiclrur llummunit Center Athletic and Recreational Headquarters lt is a clubhouse belonging to all of the people of the Hickory Area. ' IT IS YOURS - USE IT! You are cordially invited cmd urged to take an active part in these and other activities. BOWLING-BILLIARDS-TENNIS BASKETBALL-BASEBALL-PHOTOGRAPHY FOOTBALL-DANCING-SOFTBALL PING-PONG-ARTS 8. CRAFTS-BOXING TOURNAMENTS SWIMMING-MINIATURE TRAIN-WRESTLING Join Your Friends At The Center HICKORY COMMUNITY CENTER Telephone DA 7-585i Henry W. Brown Director HICKORY RECREATION COMMISSION W. J. Parker, Recreational Director This space contributed by Shuford Mills 1701 SENIOR STATISTICS EUGENE ISENHOUR-KGB' Club 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 Garden Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, CcwCaptain 35 Shrine Bowl, Tri-Captain 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 All-State Football 2, 35 All-Conference Football 1, 2, 35 All-Conference Baseball 1, 2, 35 Who's Who 3. GARY JENKINS JERRY JOHNSON-DCRlOl3Y 1, 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3. SHIRLEY JOHNSON-F.H.A. 15 D.E. Club 35 Home- room Representative 1. TOMMY JOHNSON-BUS Driver 2, 3. JIINIMY JOHNSON-Spanish Club 3. BOBBY JOLLEY-DCIXIOIBY 3. LENORA JONES-F.H.A. l, 25 F.T.A. 2, 35 French Club 25 Leaves Staff 2, 35 Beta Club 3. DOROTHY KANUPP-F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 French Club 3. CHARLES KENWORTHY-Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 15 Boys' Chorus 1. WILLIA1Si B. KEEVER-Key Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 All Conference Baseball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. JOYCE KILLIAN-F.H.A. 2. SHIRLEY KILLIAN-F.H.A. 1, 35 Beta Club 35 Beauty Contestant 25 Garden Club 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 35 Homeroom Representative 3. CI-IIPPER KISER-C1855 Float Committee 15 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, 25 Carden Club 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 35 P.T.A. Representative 25 Junior-Senior Com- mittee 25 Key Club 2, 35 D.A.R. History Award 25 Twig Editorial 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Class Vice- President 35 Beta Club 35 C.S.P.A. Convention 35 Homeroom Representative 3, President 35 1nterClub Advisory Committee 35 Homecoming Escort 35 N.C.S.C.C. Convention 3. BARBARA KRUEGER-F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 35 Magazine Captain 2, 3. ANNE LAFONE-Chorus 15 D.E. 2. JOE R. LAFONE-Music Department Float Committee 15 Homeroom President 25 Chonis 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 25 N. C. State Music Festival 2, 35 Art Club 3. CARROLL LAIL-CRKJYUS 1, 2. 3, Librarian 15 Boys' Clee Club 1, 2, 35 Choral Small Ensemble 1, 2, 35 Choral VVorkshop. HENRH' LAII.-D.E. Club 2, 3. JERRY LAIL-Library Club 15 D.E. Club 3. SHIRLEY LAIL EDNA LANE-Homecoming Sponsor 15 French Club 1, 25 F.T.A. 2, 3. BKIARGARET BETH LANE-F.H.A. 25 D.E. Club 3. NORA LANE-Spanish Club 25 F.T.A. Club 2, 3. Bon LANDIS-D.E. Club 3. SARAH LATTA-French Club 2, 35 A.F.S. Semi-finalist 25 Honorary French Society 2, 3. Treasurer 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Secretary 35 Beta Club 35 F.T.A. Club 2, 35 Twig 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3, Float Committee 1. C.S.P.A. Delegate 2, U.N.C. Press Conference Delegate 25 lnter-Club Advisory Com- mittee 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Homecoming Spon- sor 35 Magazine Co-Chairman 1. Rl.-XRTHA LAWING-LOG Editorial Staff 2, 3, Student Editor 35 F.H.A. Club 35 F.T.A. Club 2, 35 Sub- Junior VVoman's Club 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 2, 35 Class Float Committee 15 LOG Float Committee 15 Junior-Senior Decorations Committee 25 Delegate to C.S.P.A. Convention 3. BRENDA LAWSON-Loc Photographer 15 Art Club 3, Publicity Chairman 35 Magazine Captain 2, 35 LOC Float Committee 1: Junior Class Play Committee 25 Homeroom Officer 1. JIINI LEDEORD JIBHNIY LINEBERGER-Band 1. JOE LINEBERGER-KGB' Club 2, 35 Art Club 35 Spanish Club I5 Homecoming Escort 25 Magazine Captain I5 Garden Club 3. BARBARA LINK-LOC. Staff 1, 2. 3, Business Manager 35 Quill and Scroll 2, Treasurer 35 A.F.S. Finalist 25 Delegate to Civitan Youth Conference 25 Chemis- try Club 3: Beta Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Homeroom Officer 2: LOC Float Committee 15 lunior-Senior Committee 2: Delegate to C.S.P.A. Convention 3: lnter-Club Atlvisorv Committee 3, Vice-President 3, A.F.S. Big Sister '35 Twig YVho's XVho 3. CYNTHIA LIPE-Band l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, Presi- dent 3. Rl.-XRIAN DIANE LUCAS-Twig Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, Feature Editor 35 Sweetheart Finalist 25 Homeroom Officer 15 Homeroom Representative 25 Chemistry Club 35 Chairman of Junior-Senior Invitation Com- mittee 25 Hickory Daily Record Day l, 25 Twig Float Committee 1. BUDDY LYERLI'-Spanish Club 25 Leaves Magazine 2, 35 Magazine Captain 25 Homeroom Vice-President 25 DeMolay l. 2, 35 Homeroom Vice-President 1: C.S.P.A. Convention 25 Leaves Exchange Editor 35 Junior-Senior Committee 2. JERRY LYNN-Chorus 1, 2. BARBARA BIARLONVE-ATI Club 15 D.O. Club 2, 3. JIMIWY IXIARLOWE-BBDCI 1. 2, 35 Davidson Solo and Ensetnble Contest 1. 35 Bristol Marching Festival 1, 2, 35 Southern Music Education Convention 15 Senior Band Council. RICHARD MARLOWE STEVE MARTIN-Junior Class Play Committee 2. BRENDA AIASTEN-HOUICICYOHT Representative 15 F.H.A. Club 2, 35 F.T.A. Club 35 Spanish Club 3. RICHARD MAYO-Library Club 15 DeMolay 3. ROBERT MCBRIDE-D.E. Club 2, 35 D.E. Convention 35 Golf Team 1. AIARY LEE MCCALLIARD-P.T.A. Representative 15 Spanish Club. JOHN MCKEE-Tennis Team 1, 25 Monogram Club 1, 25 D.O. Club 3. DON MCNEELY-Homeroom Representative 15 Track 15 Spanish Club 3. NANCY MEADowsaF.H.A. 1, 35 Spanish Club 3. DOTTX' MEssIcIc-Band Float Committee 1: Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 35 Spanish Club 35 Junior Class Play Committee 25 Southeastern Band Master's Associ- ation. DAVID MILLER-Basketball 25 Key Club 3. H711 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION GUY FRYE AND SONS INC General Contractors ZI4 Union Squore HICKORY, N. C. Telephone DI 5 3224 HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Large Enough To, Be Safe- Smoll Enough To Be Friendly SNACK BAR Famous For Country Ham C R E Admiring new b It A B Il C R Casuals' Hickory C A S U A l S l172l ,4 l 'f E 4 SENIOR STATISTICS EDDY MILLER-Homeroom President 25 Chemistry Club 3. FRANI-LIE MILLER-Key Club l, 2, 35 Football Team 15 junior-Senior Decorations Committee. LYNN MILLER-FOOlb3ll Team l5 D.O. 2, 3. FRANKIE MINTON-Football Team 1, 2, 35 Baseball Team 1, 2, 35 Basketball Team 1, 2. jANE MINTON-Library Club 35 Magazine Captain. jERRY lbflITCHELL-D.E. Club 3. HAJRIFIIES' ELAINE MORRISON-SpaniSh Club 25 Basket- a . GENE MosEa-Football Team 1, 2, 35 Basketball Team 15 Track 1, 2. 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 Key Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 35 Magazine Cap- tain 35 Football All Conference 2, 3. TERESA MosEn-Band l, 2, 35 Band Float Committee 15 F.T.A. Club 2, 35 F.T.A. Convention 3. joHN ALBERT MorI.EY-D.E. Club 3. jAcIt MULL-Baseball 1, 25 Homeroom Representative 15 Key Club 15 Art Club 2: Garden Club 25 Magazine Captain 15 Homecoming Escort 3. PAT MULL-French Club 25 junior-Senior Decorations Committee 25 S.l.P.A. Delegate 25 Leaves Staff 2, 3, Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Sub-junior VVoman's Club 35 F.T.A. 35 Art Club 3, Vice-President 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Homecoming Sponsor 3. RONNIE LEE MuI.LIs-D.O. Club 2, 3, D.O. Conven- tion 25 Baseball Manager l. GLORIA BTURPHY-F.H.A. Club 2, 35 Sub-junior Wcr man's Club 35 Garden Club 2, 3. BILL MURRAY-Garden Club 35 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Bristol Marching Festival l, 2, 35 Band Float Committee 15 Homeroom Representa- tive 2. jEFF MURRAY-Aff Club 3, President 35 Inter-Club Advisory Council 3. PAUL NAUMANN-St. Paul's College Speedy Club 1, 25 Science Club I5 Radio Club 2. ANNA NEWTON-Loc. Business Staff l, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 35 Sophomore Entertainment for junior- Senior 15 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Sweetheart Finalist 25 junior-Senior Committee 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Rep- resentative 3, Treasurer 35 Beta Club 35 Sub-junior Woman's Club 3, Powder Bowl Game 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 Art Club 35 Delegate to C.S.P.A. Conference 3. MICHAEL NEWTON-Tu'i.Q 1, 2, 3, Chief Proofreader 35 C.S.P.A. Delegate 35 U.N.C. Press Conference Dele- gate 1, 35 Twig Float Committee 15 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Chairman of Sock Hop Decorations Commit- tee 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 French Club 35 Beta Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Garden Club 35 P.T.A. Repre- sentative 3. NANCY NEWTON-Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Head 35 Miss Hickory High 35 Sophomore Float Committee l5 junior-Senior Decoration Chairman 25 junior-Senior Entertainment l: Inter-Club Advisory Committee 35 French Club 25 F.T.A. 35 Homecoming Sponsor 25 Monogram Club 35 Art Club 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 35 Sub-junior Woman's Club 2, 35 Powder Bowl 2, 35 Girl of Month 35 Superlative 35 Twig Who's Who 35 A.F.S. Big Sister5 Homecoming Dance Committee5 Who's Who 3. Rosen.-tru' NEWTON-Cheerleader 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3. Assistant l-lead 35 Student Council l5 Beta Club 35 Homeroom President l, 35 Homeroom Representative 2. 3. Secretary 35 Sub-junior Woman's Club 2. 3. Vice-President 35 Powder Bowl Came 25 Carden Club 2, 35 F.T,.-X. Club 2, 3, President 3, FT..-X. Convention 35 F.H.A. Club l, 3, President 3, F.H.A. Convention l, 35 Sophomore Float Com- mittee lg F.H.A. Float Committee 15 Twig Who's XVho 35 Radio Personality 35 Homecoming Sponsor l, 2, 35 junior-Senior Decorations Committee 25 junior-Senior Entertainment 15 Inter-Club Advisory Committee 35 Superlative 3. jIbiMY Nonats-Band 2. 3: State Band Contest 2, 35 French Club 35 Beta Club 2, 35 junior Marshal 2. PAT NORRIS-French Club 25 F.T.A. Club 2, 35 F.H.A. Club 3. ANN ODOM--Band l: Chemistry Club 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 35 P.T.A. Representative 25 Honorary French Club 2, 3. LINDA PARKHURST-F.H.A. l. RANDY PARIIAM-D.O. Club 35 P.T.A. Representative 2, 35 Track 1. jAN PERKINS-Spanish Club 35 junior Play Cast 2. jAcx PHELPS-D.E. Club 3. EMILY ANN PIIILLIPS-ASl16X'lllC, N. C. 15 Chorus 15 National Forensic League 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Beaux and Belles l5 Homeroom Representative 25 P.T.A. Representative 25 D.E. Club 2, 3, Officer 2, 3. juDY ANN PHILLIPS-Library Club l5 Chorus 2, 35 D.O. Club 2, 35 F.H.A. l. BARBARA PII'1's-Homeroom Officer 15 Spanish Club 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2: F.T.A. 35 Sub-junior VVoman's Club 35 Powder Bowl Came 35 Homecoming Sponsor 35 F.H.A. Committee l. BRUCE POPE-Homeroom Representative 35 Spanish Club 35 Deblolay 3. GLENDA POPE-Library Club 2, ISAAC GEORGE PREVETTE-Loc Staff I, 2, 3, Sports Editor 25 junior Class Play 2. jERRY PRICE-Band 1, 2, 3, Bristol Marching Contest l, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 2, 35 Carden Club 35 Deblolay 2, 35 Secretary-Treas urer of Senior Class 3. LINDA PRICE-Spanish Club 2. 'jIMMY PRITCHARD-Lot: Staff l, 2, 3, Advertising Man- ager 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Beta Club 35 DeMolay l, 2, 3, Officer 2, 35 Football Manager l, 25 Track 25 French Club 25 Carden Club 2, 35 junior-Senior Decoration Committee 25 Homeroom President 3. LINDA PROPST-P.T.A. Representative 15 Homeroom President 35 F.H.A. l, 25 D.E. Club 35 Beauty Con- testant l5 Homecoming Sponsor 3. jriwiisn' RADCLIEFE-Harlandale High School, Texas 25 Football 15 Homeroom President l. CAROLX'N RALEY-Spanish Club 2, 35 Radio Staff 2, 3, News Editor 35 Radio-T.V. Institute Scholarship 2: Sub-junior YVoman's Club 2, 35 Powder Bowl Game 35 Beauty Contestant l, 25 Homecoming Sponsor 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 Homerootn Officer 1. DANNY REECE-Band 1, 2, 3. lf 11731 C0l0NlAl LANES Highway 70 PERRY ARMATURE COMPANY Electric Motor Repairing lT'S l'llGl'llAND BARBECUE ' Fon SANDWICHES A w anmnon H k y, Col IL p d 909 8th Avenue' N' E' any hours of enfert I f b I g th t ch as john Grubbs d T y C ft Valdese Manufacturing Company MANUFACTURERS OF FINE YARNS VALDESE, N. C. 1741 SENIOR STATISTICS CLARA REEsE-F.T.A. 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, President 3, junior Marshal 2, Span- ish Club 3, Secretary 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Davidson Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, Bristol Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, Junior Play Cast 2, Inter-Club Advisory Council 3, Homeroom Representative 3, S.I.P.A. Convention 2, C.S.P.A. Convention 3, Magazine Captain 1, Homeroom President 2, 3, LOG Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor-in- Chief 3, Girl of the Month 3, Who's Who 3. WALTER REESE-Football 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3. HAROLD REID JAMES RICE-D.E. Club 3. MARY LEE RITCHIE-R3dlO Staff 2, 3, Editor-in- Chief 3, lnter-Club Advisory Council 3, F.T.A. 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Junior Marshal 2, Homecoming Sponsor 3, Assistant Magazine Chair- man 2, Magazine Chaimian 3, Office Helper 2, 3, S.l.P.A. Convention 2, U.N.C. Radio Scholarship 2, Radio Day 2, 3, Who's Who 3. TEDDY RITCHIE-D.O. Club 2, 3. ESTHER CAMELLIA ROBBINS-ChOfUS 3. Dor ROBINSON-F.H.A. 3, Garden Club 3, Big Sister 3, P.T.A. Representative 3. PEGGY ANN RODD-Aft Club 1. IUDY RoDcERs-F.H.A. l, 3, Spanish Club 3, Treas- urer 3. QUILLA Ro1.zELLE-Library Club 3. BARBARA RUDISILL-Radio Staff 1, Radio Day 1, Loc Editorial Staff 3, French Club 2, 3, Honorary French Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Sub-Junior Woman's Club 2, 3, Historian 3, Basketball Man- ager 3, Magazine Captain 2, Radio Float Commit- tee 1, Iunior-Senior Committee 2, C.S.P.A. Conven- tion 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 'lunior Marshal 2, Powder Bowl Came 3. JUDY RuD1s1LL-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Sulrlunior Woman's Club 2, 3, Softball 1, Carden Club 3, P.T.A. Rep- resentative 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Field Day 1, 2. THOMAS CECIL RUNKLE-Twig 2, 3, Sports Editor 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Carden Club 3, Key Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, C.S.P.A. Convention 2, Junior Play ast 2. LINDA SAUNDERS-P.T,A. Representative l, Magazine Captain 1, Library Club 2, Beauty Contestant 2. SANDRA Sci-IELL-F.T.A. Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, French Club 3. CALDWELL SEAGLE-Beta Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Chief Marshal 2, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Representative to lunior Science Symposium 1, Magazine Captain 1, 2, Homeroom Representative l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3. NANCY SE'r'rLEIvIYRE-French Club 2, Homecoming Sponsor 2, Radio Staff 3, F.T.A. Club 3, Carden Club 3, Art Club 3. CARDLYN SET'LER-Cl'lOTUS l, 2, 3. Secretary-Treas- urer 1, Homeroom Officer 3, Homecoming Float Committee 1, Choral Festival 2. CARROLL SETLER-D.O. Club 3. SYLVIA SE'I'zER-Band 1, 2, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2. 3, Marching Contest l, 2, 3, French Club 2, Art Club 3, All State Band 3. DAVID SI-IERRILL RANDY SHOCK-Student Council 1, 2, 3, Recording Sec- retary 3, Track l, 2, 3, Homeroom President 2, Homeroom Officer 1, Lead in junior Play, French Club 3, Carden Club 3, Boy of Month 2, Boys' State, Superintendent of Public Instructions, Home- coming Escort 3, funior-Senior Decorating Commit- tee, Monogram Cub 1, 2, 3, Delegate to Student Council Convention 1, 2, 3. ERIC SHUFORD-T1Vig Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Exchange Editor 3, S.l.P.A. Delegate 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Junior Mar- shal 2, DeMolay l, 2, 3, Twig Float Committee 1, Delegate to C.S.P.A. Convention 3. BETH Sr-IULER-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, Sub- lunior Woman's Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Monogram Club l, 2, 3, President 3, lnter-Club Advisory Committee 3, P.T.A. Repre- sentative 3, Twig 1, Homecoming Sponsor 3, Powder Bowl 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Class Float Committee 1, lunior-Senior Committee 2, Homecoming Dance Committee 2, Superlative. JACK SIDES-Football 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. JANICE SIGMON-Homeroom President 1, Spanish Club 2: Sub-,lunior VVoman's Club 3, Garden Club 3, F.T.A. Club 3. CARROLL SIGMON-Football Manager l, 2, 3, Basketball Manager l, 2, D.O. Club 2, 3. ERNEST SILLs-Sophomore Class President, Leaves Staff l, 2, 3, Business Manager 3, DeMolay l, 2, 3, Class Float Committee l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice- President 2, Chemistry Club 2, 3, President 3, Art Club 3, Carden Club 3, junior-Senior Decoration Committee 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Homecoming Escort I, 2, 3, junior Class Play Committee 2. DIANN SIMMS-Twig 1, 2, 3, Managing Editor 3, Homecoming Sponsor 3, Beauty Contestant 1, Maga- zine Captain lg French Club 2, C.S.P.A. Conven- tion 2, U.N.C. Press Conference 1, Sub-lunior Wo- man's Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 3, Reporter 3, Twig Float Committee l. l3'lERjA SIPILA-Cheerleader 3, Monogram Club 3, French Club 3, Sub-Junior Woman's Club 3, Home- coming Sponsor 3, A.F.S. Exchange Student. GARY DEAN SMITH lvlORRIS HAROLD SMITH-Chorus 1, 2, 3, D.E. Club, President 3, lnter-State Advisory Committee 3. SAM SMITH-Football I, Homeroom Representative 1, P.T.A. Representative 2, Bus Driver 2, DeMolay 3. Scorr SMITH-KEY Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Loc Business Staff 2, 3, Football 3, Military School l. DENNIS SPENCER-Science Symposium 1, Drum Maior of Band 3, Honorable Mention District Science Fair I. 2, Navy Science Cruise Award 2, Senior Class President, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Inter-Club Advisory Club 3: Band l, 2, 3: Who's Who 3. lVlARTl-LA SPENCER-F.T.A. Club 1, 2, Leaves 3, Library Assistant 3. MARY ELLEN SPENCER-French Club 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, F.T.A. Club 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3,'Band Council 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer of Band I, Music Float l, Homecoming Sponsor 3, Radio Club 2, 3, Feature Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Iunior- Senior Committee 2, Class Float Committee 1. I H751 f I PARAMOUNT MOTORS, INC. CADI LLAC-OLDSMOBILE Telephone DI 5-3I54 I9 4th St., S. W. X F i gun! ne can find an Oldsmobile to suit his needs and O Y pocketbook, starting with the F-85 to the 98. VIEWMONT HOSIERY MIllS Manufacturers of Men's, Boys', Misses' Hosiery HICKORY, N. C. GENERAL PAPER COMPANY 409 Prospect Street HIGH POINT, N. C. I7 mn Ave., s. w. HICKORY, N. c. X 0 61 .1 ab-ISL 4 - .- 'Ifmxgg BORDEN'S ICE CREAM HICKORY, N. C. If it's Borden's it's got to be good H761 SENIOR STATISTICS PAUL SPENCER-D.E. Club. FRED STARNES-D.E. Club, Treasurer 3, junior-Senior Prom. N1ARY HELEN STAsAvIcI-I-F.T.A. Club 3, F.H.A. Club 1, French Club 2, Honorary French Club 2, Leaves 2, 3, Leaves Assistant Editor 3, Big Sister 3, Beta Club 3. JUDY IOHNSON STAMEY-D.E. Club 2, 3. TOMMY STTNE-Aft Club 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Homecom- ing Escort 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Homeroom Rep- resentative 1. JERRY SUTILERLAND-Spanish Club 2. ROBERT SWANSON-Theodore Roosevelt High School., Des Moines, Iowa 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2. JIMMY SWEEZY-KEY Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Garden Club 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, Football 1, 2, 3, All-Conference 2, 3, All- State 3, Shrine Bowl 3, CcrCaptain of Football Team 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, All Conference 2, 3, Li- brary Club 3, Vice-President 3, Class Float Commit- tee l, P.T.A. Representative 1. RONA KAY TEAGUE-F.T.A. Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Garden Club 2, 3. PATSY TEAGUE-Library Club 1, F.H.A. Club 1. GENE TEMPLETON-A.F.S. Exchange Student 3, Loc 2, DeMolay 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3. E. L. THOMAS-Spanish Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2. KAY THOMAS-Basketball 1, lunior-Senior Committee 2, F.H.A. Club 3, Spanish Club 3. GLENDA TOWNSEND-Band 1, 2, 3, Southeastern Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, Band Float 1. LLOYD FRANKLIN TOWNSEND-Chorus 1, D.O. Club 1, 2. BRENDA ALICE TRAVIS-SpBD1Sh Club 2, Art Contest Winnerg 2, Art Club 2, 3, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee . BARBARA TRUITT-Band 1, 3, Band Float Committee 1, Beauty Contest Entertainment 1, F.H.A. Club 1, P.T.A. Representative 2, French Club 3, Art Club 3, Southeastem Marching Contest 1, 3. TWILA TURNER-P.T.A. Representative 1, French Club 2, F.H.A. 3. VERDA TURNER CHARLES TUTTLE-Garden Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Sophomore Float Committee 1, Key Club 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Decorating Committee 2, Homeroom President 2. CAROLINE ULREY-Twig 1, 3, Photography Editor 3, N.C.S.P.A. Convention 3, C.S.P.A. Convention 3, junior Class Play Committee 2, Garden Club 3, Sub-lunior Woman's Club 3, Powder Bowl Came 3, F.T.A. 3, Big Sister 3, French Club 2, Twig Float Committee 1. MICKEY VAN HORN-Spanish Club 2. LANDON D. WALKER-Band 1, 2, 3, Band Council 1, 2, 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, Beta Club 2, 3, Chemistry Club 2, 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 3, Morehead Scholarship Semi-Finalist 3, Twig VV'ho's Who 3, Who's Who 3. NANCY WALL-Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Business Man- ager 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, S.I.P.A. Convention 2, Inter-Club Advisory Committee 3, Garden Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, P.T.A. Represen- tative 2, Magazine Captain 1, Big Sister 3. GERALD WEAVER IOSEPHINE WEBB-F.H.A. 2. NANCY WEEKS-F.H.A. 2. JACK WEST-Darlington School, Rome, Georgia 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 2, Monogram Club 2. ANDREW WPUSENANT-D.O. Club 1, 2. GLENDA WI-IITE-Band 1, Sophomore Entertainment for Beauty Contest, F.T.A. 1, 2, French Club 3, Sub-junior VVoman's Club 3, Powder Bowl 3, F.H.A. Club 1, F.l-l.A. Float 1. IEAN W7HlTE-F.H.A. Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Float Com- mittee 1, P.T.A. Representative 1, Leaves Staff 2, D.E. Club 3. NANCY WHITE-G1flS, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 2, 3, President of Chorus 3, Bus Monitor 1, 2, 3, lnterClub Advisory Commit- tee 3. BICKE'1'I' VVHITENER--BUS Driver 2, 3. R1ARTHA XRIHITENER-F.I'l.A. Club 1, 3, French Club 2. PAMELA WHITENER-Band 1, 2, 3, P.T.A. Represen- tative 2, junior Class Play 2, Art Club 3, South- eastern Marching Contest 1, 2, 3. - ROBERT WI-IITLOCK-Library Club 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2, French Club 3, Honorary French Club 3. SUSAN WILFONC-Band 1, 2, Maiorette 1, 2, Beauty Contest Entertainment 1, D.E. Club. IXTIKE WILLIABIS-FOOIb8ll 1, DeMolay 2, 3. TOYCE ELLEN VVILsoN-F.H.A. Club 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1. LOYCE WILSON-B3nd 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, F.T.A. Club 3, F.H.A. Club 3, F.T.A. Convention 3, Band Float 1. ROBYN WIsE-P.T.A. Chairman 1, Chorus 2, 3, Secre- tary 3, Leaves Staff 2, Beta Club 3. PEGGY 3A7OODARD-C1355 Float Committee 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Sub-Iunior VVoman's Club 2, 3, Powder Bowl 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Garden Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 3, Iunior- Senior Committee 2. PATRICIA WIOODIE-L1bf8IY Club 1, 2, 3. GENE WRIGHT-D.E. Club. DIANE YELTON-Chorus 3. l'lOWARD YODER-Football 1, 2, Twig Editorial Staff 1, Spanish Club 3, Track 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2. DARRELL YOUNG-BUS Driver 2, 3. ELLEN YOUNG-French Club 3, F.T.A. Club 2, 3, Garden Club 2, 3, Sub-Iunior WOman's Club 3, P.T.A. Representative 1, 3, Big Sister 3. RUBY YOUNT-Band 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 1, P.T.A. Representative 1, Southeastern Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, State Band Contest 1, 2, 3. TONY YouN'r-Chorus 1, 2, 3, D.E. Club. 11771 ,JWQCLQIV 6Aair omlaany MAKERS OF Chairs and Upholstered Furniture NX Arthur Burgess at his summer job helped with the production of quality chairs at HIQKORY CHAIR. 178 1 '1 HYALYN PORCELAIN An unusual vase, which appealed to Martha Spencer, Barbara Truitt, and Elaine Roseman, is typical of the products made at Hyalyn Porcelain. Factory Salesroom CI FTS-ACCESSORI ES Week Days l0 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Sundays l P.M.-6 P,M. Lenoir Rcod Quality Meats and Groceries At Excellent Prices Shopatthe BIG DOllAR Only SS down, and your lot, buys a NATIONWIDE HOME I4 models to choose from, low monthly payments. Finished materials, if desired. SEE THE REST-THEN BUY THE BEST Open from 8:00 'til 9:00 daily Open from 1:00 'til 6:00 Sundays Located at Startown Road 64-70 by-pass Uust below Mull's Motel! Telephone DA 7-0550 l179l Snyder Paper Corporation Charlotte, Hickory, High Point DIXIE NOVELTY CO. Automatic Music Machines WHISNANT HOSIERY MILL ir Are you wiggling your toes in Whisnant Hose? COLE'S .IEWELRY STORE, INC All That IQ New owl We-st ID WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY Open u charge account 2l6 Union Square D. PAUL BARRINGER BUILDING MATERIAL Wholesale and Retail HICKORY, N. C. HICKORY MOTOR SALES DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dodge Power Giants IAGUARS SIMCA Telephone DI 5-2l'54 Sales 5 Service Gene Templeton 60-61 AFS'er to Norway ate eggs and chickens this winter from ROGALAND EGGLAG SANDNES NORWAY Call 6-IO68 for delivery OLD HICKORY COMPANY, Inc Manufacturers of Work and Play Clothes H801 YOUNT TRANSFER Daily Service To And From HIGH PQINT, N. C, Sudderth Tire and Buttery 722 Highland Ave., S. E. HOME OFFICE HICKORY, N. C. TELEPHONE DA 4-6819 SUPERIUR CABLE GURPURATION .F an 'TM' 'rfggg F' i at 1 rl. M lil! ' -f' ,,'E!,4g,' 1 ' l . A fini ,ff-!h'Fgrfi.. F -4+ HH -iv. .r px - 5,15-:. .. wr is ea fini, -T7 -V I xii. .X ' ',. I 'jg 1. i rf I - -We . .. . wg, . is ,A ' Q., 64? ' if 57. T 'I ' T 4.2. .Elf A cleon, modern, growing plant is Superior Cable. l l' 11811 , .Q Bringing the news of HHS every Saturday afternoon at 4:30 are Carolyn Raley Brenda Aultman and Mary Lee Ritchie. VVIRC RADIO HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA 1821 I KERR SAND COMPANY Grading Sand, Stone, and Ready Mix Concrete Hickory, N. c. DI 5-2214 MINUTE GRIll coop EATS AND cooo ssnvlcs Soyth Center Street Telephone DA 2-7111 KNIT SOAX UNNITJINF MIllS Steele Bobby Sox Misses' and. ChiIdren's Gas Hosiery PITTS 8. COOKE REAITY HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Abernathy Chevrolet, Inc. SALES AND SERVICE Telephone DI 5-2321 Hickory, N. C Friendly People We aim to sell a lot for a little' MADAN ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED FURNITURE PHOTOGRAPHERS HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA 1125 Second Street, N. E. Telephone DA 2-7176 l183l THE BISANAR COMPANY Hickory's Oldest and Most Progressive jeweler See The New Style Hickory High School Rings Telephone DA 7-5I56 Hickory, N. C. CATAWBA DUNBRICK COMPANY I2th Street Drive, N.W. Telephone DA 4-6532 HICKORY AUCTION CO. 266 Main Avenue, N. W. DA 2-4972 SOUTHERN PIG BARBECUE Best Barbecue in Town George Hovey, Gary Eckard, and David Erwin purc water skis for the Lake Hickory Ski Club. 'N ,ngsx ,F sin. hase HICKORY SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Sp. rm I lf3'afjquarTer'3 luf lXlr,'lq g.l45rf'l lXlUf'll1 C3VlillllI3 Athletics-Fishing-Hunting Model Shop Supplies and Toys Columbia Bicycles 'A' WE SUPPLY THE TORNADOES Diol DA 2-6456 I4 First Avenue, N. W. HICKORY, N. C. Play lwlorie Live Longer l1841 Hickory Funeral Home, Inc. AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone DI 5-ZII7 M. 8. J. Finance Corp. 734 4th St., Drive, S. W. HICKORY, N. C. Carolina Company for Carolina People Valuewise, qualitywise, dollarwise and otherwise, you can't beat a low-cost home Four Point Bargain Center by Furniture - Appliances w I S E 335 lst Ave., S. E. Telephone DA 2-4847 Hwy. 70 Hickory, N. C. HICKORY, N- C- Triangle Sausage Co., Inc. HICKORY, N. C. 'A' Quality Guo ranteed-Not Promised SOUTHERN ELASTIC CORPORATION HICKORY, N. C. ll85l SIPE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BUILDERS 6th Street, N. E. Telephone DA 7-5756 HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Jack Supe George Sipe Winners all the way and one of the best in the state is Hickory High's band, under the direction of Louis Bean. GUEST TRUCKING' COMPANY P. O. Box I693-A HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA PENNEYS 2022 2nd St., N. W. Telephone DI 5-2274 Charlie Landis Ed Landis LANDIS MOTORS 541 First Avenue, S. W. HICKORY, N. C. Wrecker Service Day DI 5-4147 HICKORY-FRY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Telephone DI 5-2227 Hickory Engraving Company Inc. Photography-Photo Engraving Photo Litho Service-Designing I2-B First Avenue, N. W. P. O. Box I654 HICKORY, N. C. SUGGS SIGN SERVICE II3 3rd St., N. E. Telephone DA 7-6706 I186l Fairbrook Food Market Startown Road Route 3, Hickory, N. C. HARMON'S Appliance 8- Television Center SNACK BAR JR. 31 ard sr., s. w. CURB SERVICE HICKORY' N' C' - - RCA Victor Televisions Lenoir Highway RCA Whirlpool Appliances Phone DA 7-0245 LINK IRON WORKS WELDING - BOILER SERVICE 1425 Highway 70, s. w. ORNAMlITAL IRON WORK A SPEC I ..- Telephone DA 4-2404 IALTY 'I ' - if , . I Q -if . 'I - 9 '55 C I 7? A ' , JV Q , ' ' 2 D s' rr -W- eg 2 L ' fi . wql 1' :XX ll! I aqlill A ,H . Many of the industries of Hickory depend on the installing and servicing of their boilers by Mr. lohn Link of Link Iron Works. Il871 LAIL'S TEXACO l460 2nd St., N. E. Telephone DA 4-8603 HICKORY, N. C. t A all o' I, 'I' L All.'5 Q S C MMM wwww, HHS Students jimmy Crews a d S S 'th f' d rking at Lail's a pleasure when servicing their I mate Glenda White's car. . l'w I, I ' 1 557 bridal ' I NCL 1013 UIC, 9 Third Street, N. W. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA gifts, jewelry and sportswear SANITARY FOOD MARKET Sanitary Meats Cr Groceries ll2 Main Ave. Place, S. W. lgirknrg El WEAVER FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE, INCORPORATED HICKORY, N. C. HICKORY, N. 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HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA HIIHPEH IVIUTUR CUIVIPIINY Sales Service HICKORY, N. C. ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC. HICKORY, N. C. H. C. CLINE BUILDING 8. SUPPLY CO., INC. I0 5th St., S. W. DA 2-8636 P. E. TEAGUE SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR Cas-Fuel-Kerosene 239 l3th Ave., N. E. HICKORY, N. C. Telephone DA 2-8841 or DA 4-8280 Windy City Feed 8. Seed Hardware Cr Paints 2310 North Center Street HICKORY, N. C. Telephone DA 3-4602 Rex F. Miller 8. Company Everything For Drafting Surveyors G Print Making DI 5-3283 Mclaughlin Radio 8. TV Service Radio-Television-Appliances Zenith Dealer Telephone DA 4-6471 837 Main Avenue, S. W. ll90l TRAVIS .IEWELERS 269 Union Square VENA LITTLE GOODE HICKORY, N. C. Diamonds, Watches, Fine jewelry Piano-Dramatics teenage accounts welcome BLACKWELDER OIL COMPANY 31 glial. I I Over 30 Years of Dependable Service ei 'R AMERICAN OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS Fuel Oil Service - Dial DI 5-7I77 HICKORY, N. C. Call Blackwelder and be serviced in a short time aided by efficient helpers and radio-equipped trucks. DIXIE THE COUNTRY SHOP Rqdiq 8, TV Service Furniture of Distinction SALES AND SERVICE 739 Lenoir Road 850 I6th St., N. E.-Telephone DA 7-6576 HICKORY, NORTH CARQI-INA HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA P. O. Box I685 Dial DA 7-6396 H911 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CATAWBA COUNTY Epwrabmw fAbf' I m IHWI 'A' CAPITAL FUNDS OVER S2,500,000.00 HICKORY, CONOVER, NEWTON NORTH CAROLINA Making a deposit for Art Club are David Erwin and club president jeff Murray. TRUCK AND AUTO SERVICE INC. HICKORY, N. C. reirrr II I RAMBLER 6' WILLY'S SALES AND 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE BE SOCIABLE HAVE A PEPSI Telephone DI 5-3242 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. OF HICKORY, N. C. Il92l Finance at Home with Home Finance HOME FINANCE CO. HICKORY, N. c. HOLBROOK Refrigeration and Television RCA-Sylvania-T.V. 6' Stereo 935 3rd Ave., N. W. DA 2-5597 HICKORY, N. C. Munford Do-It Yourself JOHNSON BROS. SUPPLY C0 Wholesalers-Distributors We can supply most any demand 365 Main Ave., S. W. HICKORY, N. C. SUNRISE REPAIR SHOP PHILCO-BENDIX 1115-B 2nd St., N. E. DA 7-7210 HICKORY, N. C. Jack Mullis Insurance NATIONWIDE Auto, Casualty, Fire and Life Dial DA 4-2594 HICKORY, N. C. HILLS BARBEQUE AND NEWS STAND Best in Sandwiches Largest Selection of Magazines J. Henry Hill, Jr., Proprietor - NEON - GREEN SIGN CO. Complete Sign Service Frank Green, Owner HICKORY, N. C. H931 no -1- ..-. 5 . H 4 '45 ., , W '::': Coronef Maid? 3 f CLOIQ 1403-B znd sf., N. E. Dial DAvis 3-7440 l. 8. M. GARAGE B5 llth Avenue, N. W. HICKORY, N. C. Complete Auto Repairing All Work Guaranteed ronssr cm an AND 999 SERVICE simon T001 C0- Woodworking Specialists Since l89O in 6 9 I ig Hickory Memorial Hospital Mkgpptflblt AOd tdtd H941 J. SOUTHLAND CAFE Best Food in Town 227 lst Avenue, N. W. x L. GOODMAN 8. SON WELDING ENGINEERS Boiler Repairs and Installation Telephone DI 5 2I8I F 1 I Complete Machine Shop Service ,qvf Your headquarters for nationally advertised tine foods Choice Meats and Produce .vii x t H N N ,-.4 J- l-- .9. !? , ., sou i 1- P12 Fresh Air Super Mm-kgf The new addition to :no I. L. Goodman rf son build- ing atters taster, more efficient service to each of their customers HOKE'S CHINA HOUSE China Crystal Graduation Gifts FRYE TILE COMPANY zozs I2th Avo., N. E. Springs Rd. HICKORY, N. C. Ceramics-Quarries LI Industrial Supply Co., Inc. G Industrial Supplies Cr Machinery I HICKORY, N. C. Rout 1TLE'S Quality DAIRY rade A Pasteurized-Homogenized TOP QUALITY MILK t Is Richer-It Is Fresher-It Is Better More Economical-More Sanitary e 5, Box 649LL Dial DA 3-3024 ll95l Bryant Supply of Hickory, Inc. Electrical, Industrial and Appliance Distributors Most Beautiful Lighting Showroom in W. N. C. WHOLESALE ONLY Highway 70, S. W. Telephone DI 5-3849 HICKORY, N. C. GRAMCO OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC. AUTOMOBILE LOANS NEW AND USED CARS EVERETTE MILLER Oll CO. 105 31st Ave., N. W. HICKORY, N. C. Better Homes Furnishing Co Home Furnishings 248 lsr Ave., N. w. If Highland Ave. HICKORY and VALDESE ll96l THE NEW MELVILLE'S f , X Home of Smart FOOTWEAR AND READY-TO-WEAR For Hickory's SMART YOUNG SET Brenda Masten shows her customer that MELVILL.E'S offers the newest styles in shoes and accessories. MUll'S MOTEL AND HICKORY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT HICKORY, N. C. DI 5-2268 Furniture Company, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE HICKORY, N. C. Il97l ei s he ! . THE BIKE SHOP SCHWINN BICYCLES NORTH HICKORY sales 5 Repairs 324 Main Ave., N. W. HICKORY, N. C. DYEING AND PROCESSING CO. Paragon Manufacturing Company Venetian Blinds-Awnings Storm Windows 81 Doors Reupholstering 3509 ist Avenue, S. W. HICKORY, N. C. DA 4-6278 HICKORY, N. C. THE mUSIC HWHHT Of Hickory Serving you the finest in music H981 BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. Ivey Weavers Plant HICKORY, N. C. VIEWMONT FOOD CENTER Hicxonv, N. c. Economy Printing Company Commercial C1 Business Form Printers Office Supplies 6' Equipment III5 Second St., N. E. Telephone DA 2-9442 QUALITY-SERVICE-PRICE NIAULDIN DISTRIBUTING CO. Phone DAvis 7-8396 243 2nd Ave., S. W. HICKORY, N. c. Distributors TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches G' Tom's Candies SHUFORD INSURANCE AGENCY Fire-Casualty-Auto HICKORY, N. C. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING 23 3rd St., N. W. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA , . D. O. Club president, Kenny Hovis, waits on one of his many customers at One Hour Martinizing H991 CITY COAL COMPANY, INC. Telephone DI 5-3IOI and HICKORY ICE AND COAl CO Telephone DI 5-4I37 Patsy coal for every purpose Reynolds Blower 8. Metal Co. Custom Built Truck Bodies Heavy Duty Repairs All Type Metal Work Telephone DA 2-6IOI Blower Systems Heating-Ventilating Banks Pontiac Company PONTIAC The Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA WAGNER FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Telephone DI 5-7197 IHI .IHIIIIS UIIIIIPIIIII, IIIC. Broker and Manufacturers' representative Dealing in: SOCKS SHOE STRINGS UNDERWEAR NYLON HOSIERY BELTS SCUFFIES TIES TOWELS HANDKERCHIEFS WASH CLOTHS I2001 MILLER FALLS TOOLS AND BLACK AND DECKER TOOLS AT Hickman Hardware Company The Home of Good Hardware i ' , 'wif x K l.. rl. g K U f .ai vifn 'we 1 ll . 1 I .-1 K 1 johnny Bason and Martin lennings inspect ideal saws for a home workshop. HIIIKIIRI PRINTING IIIIMPANI jar ned fige ninfing Telephone DI 5-4151 205-213 Main Avenue, N. E. Moss-Marlow Building Co., Inc. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Manufacturers of SASH ES, DOORS, MOULDI NGS, BUILDING MATERIAL Telephone DA 7-5836 F. 8. F. Finance Co., Inc. FIELD INSURANCE AUTO LOANS 20 4th St., S. W. HICKORY, N. C. CENTER THEATER 1201 POOVEY STUDIOS Portrait, Wedding Cr Commercial 25A ard se., N. w. Denfisfs Telephones: Day DA 3-5633-Night DA 7-2676 0 n 0 g Q Sherwin-Williams ROBINSON TRAII.ER PARK Paints .rpm A -i.,. Qi-I HICKORY N. C' 6 i QA HICKORY, N. C. ,I fx NV' H1 i1ru'HI1 Murw.JuV BERNARD PONTIAC-CADILLAC CO. MORGANTON, N. C. CADILLAC-PONTIAC Cline-Southern Insurance Agency, Inc. Oren L. Cline, Manager III7 Second Sf., N. E. Telephone HE 7-0931 Viewmon' Mellue J. Bernard, Owner XXX X NI K NIU!!! ,,-,--H-' . wALDfAffAN Bd7HJ0lf0llPPl' e e ARE ii is is comin ed Reach fOr Ji I e 5?-ef ,gp 73 i II e rr WA DENSIAN aAKERles...sAKeRs or SUNBEAM anno l202l COMMUNITY STORE HICKORY, N. C. Herman-Sipe 8. Company, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Building Material CONOVER, NORTH CAROLINA WEST-DEAL COMPANY 266 Union Square The Quality Shop for Men cmd BOys Telephone DA 7-5716 xl C11 I QI 3 i 'Qi EQ- FF ng, 'Til limmy Pritchard's and David BoIiek's problem f choosing from the vast array of clothes is solved w th thhlpfthifath ls nafWt-Da E B D 2 f EFS, S3 E me ES E CATAWBA PAPER BOX BURKE HOSIERY Mlll, Inc. CUMPANY lnfants', ChiIdren's and Misses' Anklets HICKORY, N. C. HILDEBRAN Z E R D E N ' S 206 Union Square-Telephone DA 2-9862 SOUTHERN THROWING C0 COMBINATION YARNS 987 9th St. Dr., N. E. P. O. Box 364 Telephone DA 3-5508 I2031 BIITMORE DAIRY FARMS Dairy Products Highway 70 HICKORY, N. C. Telephone DI 5-3I97 THE ElVA SHUFORD SHOP meow coMPANY, mc. Rm sho' c 'y ' All Leather In Vital Parts Roofing, Sheet Metal W h B. i Plumbing 6 Heating eat er lrd-City Club-Velvet 228 Ist Ave., N. W. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA HICKORY, N, C. fa OASIS DINER 1434, 1 . . HICKORY, N. C. I Hungry football players enjoy a delicious steak dinner at the OASIS DINER. I2041 IQ TERRYTOWN GIFTS Fine Gifts From Around The World 2308 N. Center Street HICKORY, N. C. - DA 7-0622 Floral Rentals AMBULANCE SERVICE SHUFORD FUNERAL HOME DIAL DI 5-4141 9 HICNCRTS LEROIFG STGK Friendly, courteous salesmanship is the policy of Spainhour's as shown by lean White. Carolina Natural Gas Southeastern Corporation Serving The Catawba Valley Area NATURAL GAS The Economy Fuel For Modern Living Foam Rubber Co. 203 1st Ave., S. E. Serving the South Southern Pa er Box Co. Inc. of ' wlmu a. coMPANv, mc. Quality Folding Paper Boxes Scrap lron and Metal Southern is Service Plants: Taylorsville, N. C. Paris, Texas New Structural Steels 1065 3rd Ave., N. W. 12051 HUTTON 8. BOURBONNAIS Builders Center THE VILLAGE DINER No. I-2304 North Center Street No. 2-305 Main Ave., N. E. Telephone DA 4-6030 LUNCH TIME l2061 My girl Friday is an apt description for Betty Fri s she assists her father in his realty office. HAYES SUPER MARKET llth Street and lst Avenue + + PLENTY OF FREE PARKING HOTEL HICKORY Let your next graduation be lUTZ'S DRUG STORE oN THE CORNER from us! Oldest but Most Modern Drug Store in Town HICKORY BEAUTY SCHOOL , . Serving Hickory for over 50 years DA 2-9017 Make Lutz's your Drug Store Headquarter FRIDAY REALTY CO. Sales-Rentals-Appraisals HICKORY, N. C. day Smart Styling Begins with the Fabric SEW-EASY FABRICS 331 Highland Ave., S. E. Telephone DA 7-62Il PLYWOOD SALES COMPANY Wholesale Distributors of PLYWOOD AND BUILDING MATERIAL HICKORY, N. C. I207l Weaver Insurance Agency HICKORY, N. C. NEW HIGHWAY APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CO. Springs Road HICKORY, N. C. M. G. Crouch lumber Company SMILE OIL CO. QUALITY GASOLINES Cr PREMIUM MOTOR OILS As Good as the Best for Less HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA STATIONSI Hickory, Brevard, Marion: Stanley, Boger City, Ashe ville, North Wilkesboro, West Asheville, West Ieifer son, Valdese, Taylorsville, Spruce Pine, Lincolnton Morganton, Longview. MCACCFCJ MILE? 0fy0liCl.! If In training for her future is Glenda White. ca er as laboratory technologist l208l Western Carolina Pumitura Company hill IIN' HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA BUMGARNER Oll CO. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA Deal Typewriter Exchange Estalished 1914 250 First Avenue, N. W., Hickory, N. C QUALITY CLEANERS Telephone DA 7-8821 Becky Deal is being shown the latest Royal typewrite by her grandfather. CATER'S RADIO 8. TELEVISION D u M o nt I4 4th St., S. W. DA 7-84Il Joe K. Matheson MUTUAL FUNDS For 30 Yeors ot Hickory I-hgh TodCl's flowers have brightened the hours Todd Floral Company, Inc. Opposite Hickory Memorial Hospital Telephone DI 5-2221 l2101 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK if OF HICKORY STEAM LAUNDRY i' HICKORY President Wade Shuford explains to joe LaFone the value of starting a bank account early. MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 0 The Favorite Drug Store For High School Students 9 3 2nd Ave., N. E. Telephone DI 5-3828 JAMES WHOLESALE CO., Inc. INSTITUTIONAL FOODS AND SU PPLI ES 20 2nd St. Pl., S. E. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA l2ll CAROLINA THEATRE and HICKORY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Your Theatres Are A Community Asset malkn' anh Hunt Olarprt Bfpsrialtg Gln. CLEVENGER COLLEGE Of Business Administration 212 3rd Avenue, N. W. Telephone DA 2-7171 HICKORY, N. C. BELK-BROOME COMPANY The Home of Better Values 4 HICKORY, N. c. I BUIVIBAREEHS X Mary Ellen Spencer is able to help Ann Gaither hnd any last-minute proyect ate I quickly at BUMBARGER'S. l2121 NEW HOME OF Electric Wiring Company, Inc INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL-WIRING SPECIALISTS Day Phone DA 7-4185 1039 Third Ave. Dr., N. W. HICKOEY, N. c. Burringer Bros. 8. Gaither, Inc. IBUTDRS, INC. fr-ex 5, 5138? L - ' Fw , x if ., , 2..4 feai:,-'fee -ar- . . 5'-as Everything For The Modern Super Market l213 Will buy, sell, or trade Real Estate-Homes, Farms or Lots G. H. CLARK can DA 7-3744 WHlTlEY'S of VIEWMONT 1510 2nd Street, N. E. 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Botrlers ot 7-UP AND LOTTA COLA 'T'lT Lncesvou Students Rickey Speagle and Bill Hall find loading a truck hard work. THE FLOWERS COMPANY H Lester Flowers John R Flowers Dowd S Flowers Home of More Than A Million Parts' Telephone Dl 5-2367 I6 First Avenue, S. E. HICKORY, N. C. Brooch Stores Lenoir, N. C. Morganton, N. C. Statesville, N. C. Voldese, N. C. I 4-Hour Cleaning l-Day Shirt Service Rowe's laundry and Cleaners 7l8 lst Avenue S. W. HICKORY, N. C. ORNAMENTAL IRON worucs LANE 8. HUFFMAN DA 8-1252 HICKORY, N. C, l2141 HICKORY BRANCH Stutesville Flour Mills Co. Baker's Flour, Family Flour Stock, Poultry Cr Dairy Feeds HICKORY, N. C. ARROW TRADE MARK, INC. DRY TRANSFERS P. O. Box 817 HICKORY, N. C. North Hickory Furnitur Company !!!!!!!! 6 The new office of North Hickory Furniture Company dd h t th a I a s muc o e ppea ofthe company inself. WALTON KNITTING MIllS, INC. 838 l4th St., N. E. Telephone DA 2-8266 Carolina Office Equipment Co. II2 Arcade Building HICKORY, N. C. Royal, Smith-Corona, Olympia, Portable Typewriters Special rates to students l215 ABERNETHY'S, INC. HARDWARE-GIFTS Since 1906 Telephone DA 4-6135 JOHNSON'S SERVICE ATLAS TIRES, TUBES C1 BATTERIES WASHING-LUB.-POLISHING 1519 Highland Ave., N. E. Dial DA 2-9947 HAMMOND ORGANS American's Smartest Pianos JOHNSON Piano Exchange The Piano Home of Value 1707 Highland Avenue, N. E. KAYLOR UPHOISTERING CO. Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE HICKORY, N. C. HICKORY, N. c. QXYS D. NI. BOYD CO., INC. HICKORY, N. C. College and Career Fashions l Y Carol Clark has a hard time making a choice from all the lovely dresses found at Olsen's. HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL Dlamond 5-2147 10 Main Ave. Place, S. W. HICKORY, N. C. HUDSON STARR SALES CO. 773 Isl' Avenue, S. W. Telephone DAvis 7-5511 HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA STUDEBAKER LARK 2161 Pump Installation 5' Service l'l. C. HUFFMAN DEITZ 8 T!-XYLUH WELL DRILLING CONTRACTOR Quan, 6 ond 8 Wells 5 Air Drilled HICKORY, N. C. Rt. No. 2, Box 398 y Jewelers REPRESENTATIVES FOR CLASS RINGS Telephone DA 7-8851 HICKORY, N. C. W. P Deitz, Owner Ninth Avenue Pharmacy, Inc. Where Pharmacy Is A Profession, Not A Sideline Motorcycle Delivery Service Dial DI 5-2229 Opposite The Post Office HICKORY MANUFACTURING co. T J 1 tm . t If gi - MAKERS OF QUALITY FURNITURE l217 James Oxygen 8. Supply Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER Welding C1 Cutting Gases, Apparatus 6 Supplies ARC Welders . . . National Carbide Ohio Therapy and Medical Cases 3Zl By-Pass at 8th Ave., S. W. HICKORY, N. C. Telephone DA 7-5696 Turner Jomes CITIZENS SAVINGS 8. lOAN ASSN. NEWTON, N. C. Serving Catawba County Since l904 I2 N. Main Street Telephone IN 4-l66l THE DRESS SHOPPE Myrtle Corpenter Apparel that Appeals VALDESE, N. C. HICKORY SHEET METAl COMPANY Service with Courtesy Built Up Roofing Lennox Heating 5 Air Conditioning ligon Electric Supply Co. Dlamond 5-2333 115 u. s. Hwy. 321, s. w. HICKORY, N. C. VIEWMONT GRIll between Lenoir Rhyne College fr Fair Ground D, R Hormltomf Morwogqr Telephone DA 4-8038 3 Il0liH1lg2 M1303 GIFTS ...J mrmqurcsl DOMESTIC lOAN, INC. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA I2181 Johnson Hosiery Mills, Inc. Fine Quality Seamless Hosiery COMPANY G 2808 Mann Ave., N. W. HICKORY, N. C. DAVIS 8. STARNES ESSO SERVICE CENTER 1625 N. Center Street Telephone DA 3-6803 HICKORY, N. C. Any car gets a good wash Ray Hoke at Davis G Star by Gene Wright, Pee Wee Hake, an nes. I2l9 M. M. Miller Supermarket and Bar-B-Que I475 Highland Ave., N. E. HICKORY, N. C. DUKE POWER COMPANY 0 BETTER LIGHTING 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 0 ELECTRIC HEAT Whatever you, teacher, or mom desires I2201 Support The Hickory Community Theater sponsored by Kayser-Roth Hosiery Co., Inc. Duke Division For Finest in Fabrics go to ClYDE'S FABRIC SHOP WINDY CITY GRILL Something Special for I96I It's the BUICK SPECIAL al' BERNARD BUICK, INC. Highways 321 cf vo, s.w. Ernest Sills gets his 500-mile checkup for his beaut I I I96I k u new Buic . Also Selling F: Serving MGA-AUSTIN HEALY-MORRIS-OPEL Your Quality Service Deoler Phone DI 5-4179 I221 Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS . x I , N fszif Haj? g I UPA-9 i l I IQ fy f av N' o ,fa T X f il 'II I' IIIPINA' FQKEZ In y, N. C. C -Cola Bottling Co., Hic or OCZ TEETER'S SUPER MARKET HICKORY, N. C. ClARK TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. E. APPLIANCES-GOODYEAR TIRES I03 Main Ave. Place, S. W. HICKORY, N. C. RINK 8. HUFFMAN SHEET NIETAl, INC. P. O. sex 2269 Telephone DA 4-2494 529 Haghwey 321, N. w. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA I2221 es! Mary Anne Fritz and Tommy Runkle prove by contrast that Central Telephone, in step with the entire tele- phone industry, offers the latest in telephones. CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY All families need a telephone for use in emergencies, business, and friendship. SOUTHERN DESK COMPANY INCORPORATED Manufacturers of PUBLIC SEATING AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE Telephone DI 5-7l6I Hickory, North Carolina MILLER AND SNIYRE PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone DA 3-5448 TRU TRED TIRE CO., INC. 772 4th sf. Dr., s. w. B. F. Goodrich Tires and Recapping Mobile Home Sales and Service Telephone DI 5-7105 I2231 To know your school and what is going on cAnouNA LAND Read YOU' AUCTION CO. HICKORY TWIG Oakwood Bld., 4th St. at 3rd Ave., N. W. and Private or Auction Sales THE LEAVES n and listen to DA 3-4342 HICKORY HIGH SPEAKS I Lg Svlzmas LAU ,fs MAP EI' NDHY 53' LAUNDEDERS - CLEANERS II2 2nd Ave., S. W. HICKORY, N. C. Working for you, and added convenience is Maple Springs Drive-In window. l2241 I2251 ln the preparation and publication of this yearbook, many persons have cooperated. In acknowl edgment of all who manifested interest and rendered services in photography, printing, and sub scribing, the editorial and business staffs of the l96l HICKORY LOG express appreciation to the following: l2261 Mr. Harrie S. Keck of Observer Printing House Madan Associates, Inc. School Pictures, lnc. johnny Setzler A. L. Deal, jr. Marvin Newton Edward L. White H. H. S. Faculty and Students Poovey Studio The Northwestern Bank Bill MeFaden Carroll V. Reese Dr. WVayne F. Boyles Our Subscribers A GENERAL INDEX Activities Division-86 Administration-16 Advertisements Division-164 A. F. S. Ambassadors-160 A. F. S. Exchange Student-161 Art Club-ll4 Athletics Division-118 Band-104 Baseball-136 Basketball, Boys'-130 Basketball, Girls'-134 Beauty Queen-149 Beta Club-92 Boy of the Year-150 Boys' State-l5l Bus Drivers-100 Carrousel Princess-150 Cheerleaders-123 Chemistry Club-ll3 Chorus-106 Coaches-l22 Contents-IO Dedicatee-12 Distributive Education Club-102 Diversified Occupations Club-103 Faculty Section-IS Features Division-H2 Football-124 Future llomemakers of America-lO9 Future Teachers of America-108 Cirl of the Year-151 Cirls' State-l5O Colf-I-IO Craduation-145 Homecoming Queen-156 llomeroom Representatives-89 lnterclub Advisory Committee-90 Iunior Class Officers-64 junior Class Play-152 junior Class Section-65 Junior French Club-ll7 -lunior Marshals-l44 junior-Senior Prom-146 Key Club-llO LEAVES Staff-99 Library Club-lOl LOC Business Staff-95 LOC Editorial Staff-94 Miss l-li Miss-151 Monogram Club-lll P. T. A. Representatives-91 Quill and Scroll-93 BADIQ Staff-98 School Board-17 School Division-l-1 Senior Class Ofhcers-38 Senior Class Play-153 Senior Class Section-39 Senior French Club-ll6 Senior Statistics-166 Sock llop-146 Sophomore Class Officers-76 Sophomore Class Section-77 Spanish Club-ll5 Student Council-88 Students Division-34 Sub-lunior VVoman's Club-ll2 Tennis-1-ll Track-138 TVVIC-Business Staff-97 TVVIC Editorial Staff-96 TXVIBP Dance-146 YVho's VVho-162 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A Abemethy Chevrolet, Inc. ..... . Abernethy's Inc. ....... . . . Arrow Trademark ...... ..... B Banks Pontiac ............... Barringer Brothers and Gaither. . D. Paul Barringer ............ Bass-Smith Funeral Home .... Belk-Broome ......... . . Better Homes Furnishings . . . Bernard Buick ........... Bernard Pontiac ...,..... Big Dollar Food Market .... Bike Shop .A ..,........ Bil'more Dairy .......... Bisanar's ................ Blackwelder Oil Company . . Borden Company ........ Brownie-VVingo's ....... Bryant Supply ..... Bumbarger's .....,. Bumgarner Oil ....... . . . Burke Hosiery Mill .... ..... C Canine Armature ..... .... Carolina Land Auction ........ Carolina Natural Gas .......... Carolina Office and Equipment. Carolina Theater .........,... Catawba Catawba Catawba Dairy .............. Dunbrick .... . . Paper Box . ...... Cater's Radio Bt Television. .. Cen'er Theater . ........ . Central Telephone ....... Century Fumiture ........ Citizens Saving and Loan. . . City Coal .........,........ Clark Realty ........... .... Clevenger's ................. H. C. Cline Building and Supply .... . . . Cline Southern Insurance Agency Clyde's Fabric ............... Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . . ..,.. . Coles, Inc. ......... . Colonial Lanes ..... Community Store . . . Comer Casuals .... . . . Coronet Beauty Salon ..... Country Shop .. ..,....... .. M. G. Crouch Lumber Co. .... . D Davis and Stames ............ Deal Typewriter Exchange .... Deitz and Taylor .......... Del Mark, Inc. ........ . Dixie Novelty . ..,.. . . D. M. Boyd Co. Inc... . Domestic Loans ....., The Dress Shoppe ..... . . . Duke Power Company . . . . . . . E Early Bird Hosiery , . . . . . Economy Printing . . . . . Electric VViring . . . Electrical Service . . . Elva Shuford Shop .... . . . Everette Miller Oil F Fairbrook Food Market ........ Fidelity Federal Saving 8: Loan. . F8tF Finance ............... First National Bank ..... . Flowers Company ......... Forest City Tool ........... Four Point Bargain Center. . . Fresh Air Super Market . . . Friday Realty .......... Fritz 81' Fritz .......... . . . Frye Tile .... ......... ..... General General G Paper Co ...... Realty Ccsllpllllll ....... Goode, Vena Little ...... I. L. Goodman and Son.... Gramco Auto Loans ..... Green Sign Company ....... Guest Trucking Company . . . Guy Frye and Sons ..... G. VV. Transfer ....... 183 216 215 200 213 180 188 212 196 221 202 179 198 204 184 191 176 218 196 212 210 203 188 224 205 215 212 215 184 203 210 201 219 218 200 214 212 190 202 221 224 180 174 203 172 194 191 208 219 210 117 188 180 216 218 218 220 188 199 213 190 204 196 187 172 201 192 214 194 185 195 207 202 195 176 188 191 195 196 193 186 172 213 H Harrnon's Appliance ........... Harper Motor Co. ........... . H. C. Huffman Well Drilling .... Hayes Super Market ............ Herman Sipe ................. Hickory Auction ....... . . Hickory Beauty School ..... Hickory Chair ............. Hickory Community Center . . Hickory Engraving ........ Hickory Feed Mills ..... Hickory-Fry Fumiture ..... Hickory Funeral Home .,... Hickory Manufacturing Co. . . Hickory Memorial Hospital. . . Hickory Motor Sales ....... Hickory Printing Co. ...... . Hickory Tavern Fumiture .... Hickman Hardware ....... Highland Barbeque ..... Hil1's Barbecue ...... Hoke's China Shop ..... Holbrook Refrigeration .. Home Finance ............. Hotel Hickory Household Finance Corporation . . Hudson Starr Sales Company Hutton Br Bourbonois .......... Hylalyn Porcelain Inc. ....... . Hylan Furniture ...... ....... I Industrial Supply . . . . Ingold Company . . . . . . Ivy XUeaver's . . . . . . . . . . I Iames Company ........ .... james Oxygen 8: Supply .... . James YVho1esale ....... Johnson Bros. Supply .. Iohnson's Esso ........ . . Iohnson Hosiery Mill ..,....... johnson Piano Center .......... K Ixatics ............. . . Kaylor Upholstering . . Kayser Roth .......... . . Kerr Sand ................... Knit-Sox Knitting Mills ........ L Latl's Texaco ....... ...... L. 8: M. Garage... . . Landis Motors ..... Lane and Huffman . .. Lenoir Rhyne College . . . Ligon Electric Supply .... Line-Made Hosiery Mills . . . Link Iron Vllorks ..... . . . . . Little's Dairy ......... ...... Lutz Drug Store .. ...... . . M MaDan Associates .. .... .. M Bc I Finance ..,.. .. Joe K. Matheson ....... Maple Springs Laundry .. Mzuultlin Distributing Medical Center ........ Merchants Distributors . . Melville's . .,....,..... . I. Miller Tile 84 Marble .... M. M, Miller ........... Miller Bt Smyre ....... Rex F. Miller 3: Co. .... . Mull's Motel ............. Murtford's Do-lt-Yourself ..... Music Mart ........,........ McLaughlin Radio 8: T.V. ...... . N Nationwide Insurance ......... New Highway Appliance . . .. 999 Service Station .... ..... Ninth Avenue Pharmacy .... ...... . North Hickory Dyeing St Processing North Hickory Furniture . .... . . . . Northwestem Bank .............. O Oasis Diner , ................. Observer Printing House . .. Old Hickory ......... 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Richard Barton 65 Allficgn, Sylvia Rebecca 39, 105, 108, 109, Anderson, Bryan Andrew 77 Anthony, George Wayne 65 Arcuri, Brenda Ann 39, 105, 108, 116 Asliely, Rebecca Ellen 39, 105, 116 Atkins, Mariorie 65. 105, 108 Auhrgiari, Brenda Elaine 39, 92, 93, 98, 108, Aultman, Richard David 77 B Babb, Joe Edward 65 Baine, Terry Scott 37, 39, 97, 115 Baker, Carroll W. 77 Baker, Grace Elaine 77 Baker, Lewis 39, 136 Baker, Pam 65, 96, 108, 112, 116 Barbour, Kay 39. 115,152 Barger, Benny 65 Barger, Charlie R. 77 Barger, Eddie 65, 110,125 Barger, Floyd A. 39, 92 Barger, Mr. Frank 19, 122 Barger, Gail 65 Burger, Harvev 39 Barrier, Neal Lee 39, 102 Barringer, Miss Margie 19 Barringer. Patricia Elaine 65, 117 Barrs, Javita Anne 77 Bartholomew, Freddie 65 Barton, Vanessa Ann 77, 97 llarton. 1Villiam Albert 65 Bason, Johnny Robert 77 12281 Beale, Barbara 77 Bean, Mr. Louis 19, 104 Bean, Rupus Garvey 65, 100 Beattie, Frances Glyn 40, 105, 108, 109, 112 Beary, Sharon Elizabeth 40, 106 Belk, Janice Comelia 65, 108, 111, 115, 123, 134 Bell, Donna Karen 77 Bell, Eleanor Ann 40, 98, 108, 109, 154 Benfield, David 40 Benfield, Gary 40, 115 ' Benfield, Glenn 65 Bcnfield, Roy Lee 65 Beshears, Linda Lee 65 Billingslev, Barbara Allison 77, 106 Bisanar, Robert Alan 77, 105 Bishop, Susan Louise 40, 96 Bock, Paul Franklin 76, 77, 89, 110 Bogle, Linda 77 Brittain, Jimmy C. 66 Brittain, Jimmy 66, 115, 125 Brittain, June Elaine 66, 106, 108, 111 134 Brittain, Ral h Clyde, Jr. 77, 130 Brittain, Leslie 40 Broome, Wil iam McCall 77, 106, 107 Brown, Linda Kay 41, 102 Brown, Legie Allyson 66, 89, 95, 108, 113, 14, 11 Brown, Nancy 41, 92, 93,97, 108, 112,115 Brown, Sylvia Dare 66, 91, 97 Brown, Wayne 102 Bruner, Barbara Faye 77 Bruner, Johnny Roger 66 Bruton, Mr. Henry 19 Bryant, Randy 66 Buchanan, Brenda Sue 64, 66, 89, 105 Buchanan, James William 77 Buff, Harold 66 Bolick, Curly Thomas 40, 102 Bolick, Danny Hugh 65 Bolick, Diane Flizabeth 65. 105 Bolick, Elizabeth Ann 40, 89 Bolick, Franklin Wyant 76, 77, 105 Bolick, Jerry Lee 102 Bolick, Judy 65, 117 Bolick, Pat 77 Bolick, Patricia Gayle 40 Bolick, Norma Elaine 77, 106 Bolick, Peggy Ann 40, 101, 106, 108 Bolick, Una Elaine 77 Boliek, David Luther 40, 98, 105 Bollinger, Judy Yvonne Yvette 77, 106 Bolton, James A. 77 Bowman. Bowman Bowman Bowman Bradford. Bradsha Harold Lee 77, 101, 106 , Linda Kay 65 , Norman 65 . Theodore Merlin 77 Earl Lewis 40 Lanny Ray 77 w, Brady, Patricia Lee 40, 42, 50, 57, 88 108,l12,144,150,157,162 Bragg, Jane Frances 65, 106 Brank, Pamela 77 Brewer, Carolyn 66, 106 . 92, Buff. Trihnny Dowd 41, 115, 128 Bumbarger, Margaret Jo 77, 91, 96, 116, 117 Bumgamer, Ronnie 11, 66, 124, 135 Bumgamer, Tommy 66 Bunton, Larry Elgie 66 Burch, Carl Ralford 77 Burch, J. David 77 Burcham, Gayle Cellinger 66 Burdette, Miss Ruth 19 Burgess, Arthur 41, 88, 89, 90, 93, 94 Barbara Elaine 41, 66, 144, 101, 105 Bums, Burns, Betty Sue 41, 92,114 Burns. Brenda Curtis 101 Bums, Eugene Bobby 41, 96, 110. 124, 130 132 Bums, Chervl Anne 41, 99, 114 Bums, Harrison 66 Burns, James Allen 77, 105 Bums, Larry Hilton 66 Burns. Max 41, 105 Burns, Revonda Ellen 77, 109 C Caldwell, 77, 105 Campbell, Brenda 42, 144, 111, 134, 135 Campbell, Molly Kate 42 Canipe, Fred Eugene 66, 105 Canipe, Richard Gary 42, 103 Canipe, Warren G. Hardin, Jr. 66, 115, 136 Cansler, Denna 66, 109, 117 Carpenter, Salena Jane 42, 106 Carpenter, Latty Michael 42, 89, 115 Carpenter, Nancy Ann 78, 96 Carpenter, Margaret Carolyn 42, 93, 96, 108 Carpenter, Thelma Inez 78, 106 Carter, Sylvia Jean 78 Cartin, Patty Ilene 42, 115 Cauble, Myrtle Kathleen 8, 36, 66, 88, 108 112 Cauble, Sandra Shuford 42, 114 Caugh, Ferry 66 Caulden, Shirley 78, 109 Cecil, Charles Richard 66 Chenery, Hollis Mayo 78, 106 Chester, Gladys Louise 66 Childers, David 78 Childers, Katie 42, 101 Church, Mrs. Jewell 19, 27, 32, 109 Cilley, Mrs. Loree 20, 30, 32, 159 Cilley, Robin Elizabeth 78, 88 Clark, Carol H. 66, 96, 108, 112, 116 Clark, Sarah Rene 27, 78, 91, 94 Clark, Wayne 66, 105 Clarke, Patti Shirley 66, 95, 105, 108, 116 Clayton, Cecil Cedric. Jr. 66 Cline Cline Cline Carl Vernon 43,105,116 Cline, , Joyce Marilyn 78, 106 , Mary Kathryn 67, 94, 108, 113 Lana Kae 78 Cline, , Sandra Lynch 43, 91, 92, 94, 95 108,109 114,116 G Cloninger, Thomas W. 43, 103, 106, 107, 124 Clontz, Judith Ann 78 Clontz, Martha Lou 43, 101 Coble, James Thomas 43 Cochran, Diane 67, 99 Coffey, Reba Diane 67 Cole. Do le James 78 Collins, Karen 67, 148, 111, 134 Collins, Kay Linda 43, 103 Combs, Ned 78 Conner, Paul Lindon 67, 105 Conrad, Rebekah Elaine 43. 92, 93, 95, 109 Cook, Carlton Hugh 43, 100 Cook, Kenneth Wayne 67 Cooke, Carol Ann 78, 96, 106 Cooke, Ellen Moretz 43, 99 Cooke, Michael 78 Cooke. Paula 67, 105 Cordell, Larry 43, 116 Cordell, Willadean 43 Corey, Dottie Elizabeth 43 Come, Robert 43 Costner. Thomas David 67 Cottrell. Mr. W. D. 18, 90, 122, 145, 154 Couch, Eugene 78 Coulter. Danny Woodrow 78, 96 Cox. William Halley 78 Craft, Mickey 78 Craft, Tony 43 Crawford, Norman Eugene 78 Crew, James Whitman 43 Cromer, Rebecca Ruth 27, 78, 94 Crossley. Gordon 78 Crowe, James Lance 44, 103 Crump, Fred Junior 67 Cummings, Michael 67. 110, 116, 124 Cuneo, Nancy Elizabeth 64, 67, 108, 116 Curtis, Judith Burlene 78 D Dagenhart, Dolores Elaine 78 Dale, Barbara Elaine 67, 108, 115 Dale, Linda Lou 44, 112 Dale, Nancy 44, 112 Danner, Tommy 67, 103 Daughrrey, Mr. Jack 20, 122 Daves, Brenda June 67 Davis, Beverly Eileen 67 Davis, William Michael 78 Davis, Sandra Elaine 44, 108, 109, 114 Deal, Abee 67 Deal, Ann Beverly 67. 91, 116 Deal, Becky 44, 49, 54, 58, 92, 93, 94, 112, 113, 144, 160,163 Deal, Bobby 67 ' Deal, Ronald Edward 44, 88, 110, 130, 131 Deal, Tommy 78 Deer. Joyce Lugh 73, 101 Deer, Patricia Ann 44 Deitz, Judy Kay 67 Dellinger Thomas Alban 10, 67, 75, 91 Dellingcr, Vikie 44, 105, 109, 112 Detter, Gene 78 Dickerson, Diana Jean 78 Downs, Charles Roger 78 Drum, Rick Clifton 44, 89, 105, 113 Drum, Steven Lewis 78, 106, 107 Drury, Sherry 78 Duhling, Sallie Ruth 67, 117 Duncan, Phillip Ray 106, 107 Dunn, Eva 67 E Eakers, Murray Amelia 102 Earley, Ronnie 67 Easter, Sharon Lou 78 Eckard, Gary 44, 91. 152 Eckard, Landa 67, 109 Elam. Mike 67, 109 Elkins, Chris 67 Elkins, Estel E., Jr. 67 Eller, Carolyn Sue 106 Eller, Jerry Sue 44, 78, 89, 101, 106, 108 109, 112, 113 Eller, Judy 78 Ellis, Mr. Robert 20, 107 Engart, Karen Louise 68, 94, 116 English, Donna 68, 102 Ennis, Sharon 78 Erilcson, Dale Alan 44, 105 Erwin, David Vance 44, 114 F Faires, Richard Brent 105, 113 Falls, Johnny 78 Felts, Charles 68 Ferguson, Norma Jean 68 Fickling, Elliot Reed 68 Field, Albert Herman 78, 89, 125 Finegan, Mary Pat 68, 116 Finley, Shirley 68 Finger, John Charlels 68, 94 Fipps, Norma Yvonne 44 Fisher, Billie Anne 68, 105 Fisher, Evelyn Gertrude 68 Fisher, Sandra Lucille 44, 101 Fleming, Charles Gary 68 Fleming, John Thomas 68, 130 Foarrl Carol 78, 97 Fortune, Jack Bemard 68, 105 Fowler, Betty L. 45, 102 Fowler, Samuel Franklin 45, 110, 120, 124, 129, 138, 139 Fowler, Glenn 78 Fox, Dianne Patricia 79 Fox, Frankie 45, 90, 105 Fox, Judy Carolyn 68, 159 Guthrie, Jiyhnny 68, 91, 98 Guthrie, uise Nancy 79 Gurley, Dennis Eugene 47. 95. 100 Gurley, Vanda Elaine 79, 88 Gwin, Julia Margaret 79, 89, 95, 117 H Hager, Harriet 47, 95, 105, 112, 134 Hall, Beth 47, 92, 95, 109, 112, 113, 144, 148 Hall, Bill 79, 95 Hall, Larry 79 Hall, Warren 47 Hallman, Diane 79, 99 Hallman, Bob 68, 88,110, 113 Hallman, Jerry 47 Hamilton, Bob 68, 105 Hamilton, Linda 79, 123 Hamlett, Jimmy 47, 103 Hammer, Cyril Lee 79, 105 Hancock, Kay 68 Hancock, Linda 47, 93, 96, 108, 112, 115 Hand, Marshall Wayne 47, 102 Hardin, Buzz 69. 124 Friday, Betty Anne 45, 93, 95, 109, 113 14 Fritz, Fritz, Fritz, 8, 152 Mary Anne 68, 93, 95,108,l13,1l6 Jeanne Elizabeth 68, 117 Nancy 79, 117 Frye, Brenda Darlene 45 Frye, Jeanette 45. 88, 102, 114 Frye, Gary Dean 79 Frye, Dwight Carroll 45, 103 Frye, Jeanette L. 68 Frye, Sabina Angela Uillj 79 Fulbright, Harrry 79 Fullwood, Austin 45, 94, 105 Harmon, Harmon, 163 Ryan 47 Sain 29, 47, 92, 105, 113, 144, Harrison, David 47, 140 Harrison, Ervin 47 Harrison, Jean 69 Harrison, Rebecca Naomi 79 Hasque, Banks Ottie 69 Hasty, Jimmy 47, 90, 92, 97, 141 Hatchell, Carolyn 47 Hatchell, Henry Richard 79 Havnaer, Dickie 79, 95 Havnae Havnae Hawn, r, Mrs. Kathryn 12, 13, 20 B Thomas Albert 79, 106, 107 renda Jean 79 Hawn, Pat 79, 105 Hayes, Allen 79, 106, 107 Hayworth, Cary 79 Heavne Heavne r, Donnie 79 r, Josephine Adeline 69, 98, 108, 117 Hefner, Carolyn Faye 79 Hefner, Donna Kay 69, 91, 105, 109 Hefner, Jane Carrie 79, 106 Hefner, Judy 48, 116 Hefner, Linda Jane 69, 101, 109, 115 Hefner, Nancy Elizabeth 48, 92 Hefner, Neomia 48, 91, 102 Hefner, Paul Wayne 48, 102 Hefner, Ola 79 Hefner, Regina 48 Hefner, Robert 69, 115 Helton, Janice 79, 117 Helton, Johnny 91 Helvey, Mrs. Doris 20, 94 Hendrix, Judy Gail 79 Hendrix, Martha 79, 89, 94, 117 Henson, George 69, 100 Hennan, Bruce 79, 105 Herman, Don 79, 89 Herman, Gary 29, 48, 89, 92, 93, 99, 114 Herman, Helen Louise 80 Herman, Kenneth 80 Herman. Louie 69, 106, 107 Herman, Pat 69 Gadd, Weybum Paul 68, 110, 136 Gaines, Dennis Forest 79, 94, 125 Gaithgr, Ann Phyllis 45, 53, 109, 112, 113 ll Gaither, James Melford 42, 46, 58, 88, 90, 92,110,144,157,163 Gale, Thomas Nelson 68, 136 Garten, Janice Ann 79, 106 Gamer, Joyce 79, 117 Garrett, Mr. James 20, 122 Gaye, Carol 46, 115 George, Frances Ann 79, 109 Golden, Thomas Drought 68, 110, 124, 138 Good, Roy Lindon 79 Good, Patsy 46,108, 111,112,134 Good, Rita 46 Goodnight, Brenda Marie 46 Gordon, Margaret Sara 68, 117 Gore, Martha Ann 79 Graham, Betty Louise 46, 111, 150 Grant, Shirley 106 Graves, Walt Henry 46 Gravett, Bob 79, 110, 125, 130 Green, Ann 68, 109, 117 Green, Frankie Damell 79, 101 Green, Linda Ann 79, 106 Green, Vida Jo 46,l06,ll1, 112,134,135 Greever, Miss Lena 20 Griffin, Bonny Beth 79, 106 Grove, Joan 46, 109 Grubbs, John Carlos 47, 113 Guthrie, Dixie Marie 68, 109 1 Hester, Barbara 80 Hewitt, Jerry Wayne 106, 107 Heymann, Hans 80, 106, 107, 117 Hicks. Rodger 80 Hill, Mavis 69, 91, 93, 96, 117 Hines, Clarence Edward 69, 102 Hoke, Janice 69, 108, 115 Hoke, Leonard 69 Hoke, Hoke, Margie 80, 134 Ray1l0. 129,138 Holder, Mary Ann 69 Hollar, Beth 46, 48.92, 95, 108, 109, 112, 144,145,151 1 16. Hollar, Brenda Kay 69, 106 Hollar, Carl 80 Hollar. Elaine Carolyn 80 Hollar, Mr. Emory 20, 97, 115 Hollar, J-dudy 69 Hollar, arry Charles 69 Hollar, Linda Kay 48 Hollar, Long 80 Hollar, Marvin Ray 80 Honeycutt, Doris 48, 92, 93, 97, 108, 109, 144 Hooper, Jessie Faye 80, 106 Hopper, Frances Lou 80 Home, Pheabe 69 Horne, Phyllis 48, 99, 102, 108, 113, 115 Horton, Jean 80, 94 Horton, Edward Ray 48 Houser, Carolyn 69, 109, 115 Hovey, George 37, 48, 110 l2291 Hovis, Kenny 48, 90, 103 Hovis, Larry Albert 69, 103 Howard, Sylvia 69, 108. 111, 112.123 Hubbard, Lee Roy 48. 103, 106, 107 Lawing, Martha 51, 91,94,108,109,112 Lawson, Brenda 51, 114 Lawson, Helen Louise 81, 109, 117 Ledford, Jim 51 Hudson, Marie Beth 69. 102 Huffman, Danny B. 80. 89, 91. 124 Huffman, Danny Fredrick 13, 80, 98, 105 Huffman, Danny McCoy 48 Huffman, Evelyn L. 49, 102 Huffman, Judy 69, 108, 117 Huffman, Nelson 69 Huffman. Sylvia Jean 80 Huggins, Guy 80, 106, 107 Huggins, Libby 80 Huggins, Miss Nancy 20 Hunt, Ann Patsy 80 Hunt, Farel 69 Hunt, Kay 80 Hunt, Tommy 49 Hutto, David A. 80 Hutto. David Lee 80 Hyatt, Billy 80 I Icard, Patti 69, 106, 115 Icard, Peggi 69, 106 Isenhower, Billy '70, 103 lsenhower, Janet 80 Isenhower, Mary Lynn 70, 108, 117 Isenhour, Gene 41, 49, 110, 115, 124, 125, 126, 130, 136, 162 Iverson, Morris 80, 106, 107 Iverson, Vicki Lynn 80 Ivey, Toni 80, 105 1 Jenkins, Brenda Joan 80, 91 Jennings, Martin 80 Johnson, Jerry 49 Johnson, Larry Carpenter 105 Johnson. Shirley Jean 49 Johnson, Thomas Keith 49, 100 Johnston, Jimmy 49, 115 Jolley, Bobby 49 Jolley, Daniel 80 Jones, Lenora 49. 92. 99, 108, 109 Jones, Virginia Elizabeth 80 Julian, George Steve 80, 101 Johnson, Zara Julane 80 Jones, Johnny 80 K Kanipe, Lennie 80, 106 Kanupp. Doroth 50, 108, 109, 116 Kaylor, Jenness Luanne 80, 96, 105 Keener, Lan 70. 109, 154 Keever, rent 50, 136 Keever, Jan 80 Kees, Marilyn 70 Kelley, Frances 80, 95 Keiser, Albert 70, 93, 95 Kenworthy, Charles 50, 105 Kem, Sandra Elaine 80 Kctner, Jack 70. 113 Key. Carolyn 80, 106 Killian. Joyce Marie 50 Killian, Shirley Mae 50, 89, 92, 109 Kilgore, Johnny Lee 81 King, Katherine Ann 81 Kistler, Doris 70 Kiser, Chipper 36, 38, 50, 88, 89, 90, 93,96,110.157 Knollmeyer, Donald 70, 116 Koon, Bryan 70,113,125 Knight, Barbara 70, 109, 115 Knight, Kenny 50 Kruegur, Barbara 50, 108 L Ladstad Sheila Kay 81, 101 Lackey, James 70, 89, 110, 113 Lackey, Mrs. Kathryn 20, 78, 88, 111 Lackey, Nancy 70, 88, 108, 116, 117 LaFone, Anne 50 Lafone. Joe 51. 106, 107, 114 Lee, Libby 81,101,117 Lefevers, Judy 81 Leonard, Ronald Victor 70 Lindsay, Ann Barbara 81 Lineberger, Jimmy 51 Lineberger, Joe 51 Lineberger, Robert 70, 105, 117 Link, Barbara 11, 52, 90, 92, 93, 95, 113 Lingle, Alan 70 Linney, Baxter 81, 96 Lipe, Cynthia 52, 90, 105, 115 Lipe, Martin 70, 97, 115, 124 Litsinger, Carl 70, 96, 113, 117 Little, Fay 70, 115 Locke, Jackie 70, 117 London, Carolyn 81, 106 Long, Kaye 70 Lookadoo, Sandra 81 Lovelace, Carol 70 Lowman. Buddy Ray 70 Lucas, Jane 81 Lucas, Diane 52, 96, 113 Lutz, Sherman 81 Lyerly, Buddy 52, 99 Lyerly, Mr. Mark 20, 32, 122 Lyerly, Winston 81 Lynn, Janice Carole 70 Lynn, Jerry Lee 52 Mc McBride, Robert 52, 102 McCall, Jean 71 McDowell, Danny 81, 106 McFadden, Bill 71, 98 McGalliard, Mary Lee 52 McGalliard, Tommy 71 McKee, gohnny 52, 103 McLaug lin, Sharon 71 McLeod, Mac 71 McMahan, Wayne 81 McNeely, Don 30, 52, 115 M Madan, Penny 81, 97 Markham, Durwood 70, 125, 130, 136 Marlow, Barbara Hill 52, 103 Marlowe, Eddie 81 Marlowe, Jimmy 52, 105 Marlowe, Richard 52 Marshall, Janet 81, 91, 106 92, Marshall, Martha Gail 70 Martin, Allen Odell 51 Martin, Juanet Lynne 71, 93, 96 Martin, ewis Eugene 71, 101 Martin, Lula 81, 89 Martin, Rita 71 Martin, Steve 52 Martin, Sylvia 81, 101 Masten, Brenda 52, 108. 109, 115 Matthews, Phyllis 71, 99, 117 Matthews, Mrs. Mary 21, 101 Mauney, Jan 71 ' Mayo, Richard 52, 101 Meadows, Nancy 53, 109, 115 Melvin , Wayne 81 Messick, Dotty 53, 105, 115 Messick, Stanley Wilson 81 Metz, Gloria Ann 71 Miller, David 53, 110 Miller, Eddy 37, 53, 105, 113 Miller, Frankie 53, 110 Miller, Gene Rodney 81, 96 Miller oce8l D ,J Y Miller, Judy 71 Miller Miller Lynn 53, 103 Rita 71 106 Moses, Mr. Clifford 21, 103 Moss, Janette Elaine 81, 106 Mosteller, Clifton 71 Mosteller, Larry 81 Motley, Johnny 54, 103 Mull, Fay Alice 71 Mull, Jack 54 hJuH,Pat54,90,93,99,108,112,114 Mullins, Vicky 109, 117 Mullis, J-ean 71, 95, 108, 117 Mullis, inda 81 Mullis, Ronnie 54, 103 Murphy, Gloria 54, 109, 112 Murphy, Leslie Howard 71 Murphy, Patricia 81, 106, 109 Murray, Bill 54, 105, 113 Murray, Charles 82 Murray, Thomas Jefferson 55, 90, 114 Myers, Gary Lee 82, 105 N Nance, Brenda 71, 108, 115 Naumann, Paul Leonard 55 Newton, Anna 11, 55, 89, 92, 93, 95, 146, 112, 114 Newton, Carolyn 71, 148, 149 Nentgnilhglichael 55, 91, 92, 93, 96, Newton, Nancy 53, 55, 90, 108, 111, 114,123,156, 157, 162 Newton, Rosemary 45, 55, 89, 90, 92, l09,112,123, 154 Nicholas, Ga 82, B9 Nestal, Peterrlerard 82 Nixon, Jon 71, 110, 124 Noell, Nat 71, 130, 133, 136 Norris, Jimmy 55, 92, 105, 116, 144 Norris, Lohnny 71 Norris, at 55, 108, 109 Norwood, Pat 71, 105, 108,111,134 O Odom, Ann 55, 92, 113, 116 Oliver, Tommy 82 P Paige, Gary Allen 71, 106, 107 Pa mer, Paie 72, 91, 117 Pardue, Mi e 82, 105 Parham, Charles Randolph 55, 103 Parkhurst. Linda 55 Parlier, Dennis 82, 106, 107 Parrish, Valerie 82 Parsons, Sylvia Elaine 82 Perkins, Jan 55, 115 Petree, Norris 82, 155 Phelps, Jack 102 Phillips, Carol Elizabeth 82, 98 Phillips, Emily 26, 55, 102 Phillips, Judy Ann 55, 103, 106 Piercy, Kay 72, 115 Pittman, Peggy Sue 72 Pitts, Barbara 55, 112 Pitts, Conna 82 Pitts, Martha 82, 123 Pless, Revonda Sue 82 Poovey, Amold Dean 72, 96 Poovey, Martha May 72, 105, Pope, Bobby 72 Pope Bnice 56, 89, 115 Pope, Glenda 56 Poston, Douglas 72 Lail, Bobby 124 Lail, Daniel Eugene 70 Lail, Donnie 81 Lail, Henry 51, 102 Lail, Jerry Franklin 51, 102 Lail, Rupert Carroll 51, 106, 107 Lail, Shirley 51 Lail, Steve 70, 96, 105 Lail, Steve Yvilliam 81 Landis. Robert 51, 102 Minton, Anne 81, 101 Minton, Jane 53 Minton, VValter Frankie 53, 136 Misc, Katheryn Elaine 81, 88 Mitchell, Ann 91, 117 Mitchell, Jerry Xvilliam 53, 102 Mitchell, John 71 Mitchell. Sallie Ann 71,108, 117 Molesa, Gary 71, 102 Moore. Dorothy 81 Moore, Helen Elaine 81 Moore. llowarcl Dale 71 Moretz, Carol 81, 114 Morrison. Dora Mac 81 Powell, Doris Larue 82 Prescott, Georgia Ellen 72 Presler, Ralph 107 Presnell, Delores Ann 72 Prestwood, Faye 82 Prestwood, Ray McKinley 106, 107 Prevette, George 29, 56, 94 Price Price, Betty 72, 89,105,108 Elvena 72 108, 115 Price, Jerry 38, 56,113,105 Price Linda Kay 56 Price, Mary Jane 82 Price. Patricia Faye 82, 106 Lane, Edna 51 Morrison, llnrrict 54 Lane. Margaret 51. 102 Morrison, Kenny 81 Lane, Nora 51, 108 Moscr, Jucly Ann 81, 106 LattahSarah 51, 90, 92, 93, 96, 108, 113, Moser, Gene 9, 37, 50, 54, 101, 120, 124, 11 12.5. 110 Laughter, Dwight Reginald 70 Moser, Teresa 54, 105 l230l Pritchard, Delores Lou 72, 98, 108, 109 Pritchard, Jimmy ll, 56, 92, 93, 95 Propst, Linda 56, 102 Pruett, Ronnie Keith 82 Puett, Teresa 82 Pugh, Jimmy 82, 85, 105 Putnam, Peggy 82 Pyatt, Lynda Kaye 82 Q Queen, Chi Chi 72, 91, 105,108,112 Quinn, Lewis 72, 106, 107 R Radcliffe, Jimmy 56 Raley, Carolyn 56, 98, 108, 112, 115 108 108 112 108 Rankin, Mr. William 8, 32, 114 Rector, Donald Grant 72, 103 Rector, Janice 82 Rector, Linda Sue 72 Reep, Iris Edith 72 Reece, Danny 56, 105 Reese, Clara 56, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 105, 108,115,144,163 Reese, Mrs. Elizabeth 18, 21, 113 Reese, George Robert 72 Reese, Judy 72 Reese, Ned Carroll 82 Reese, Walter 56, 125 Reid, Harold 56 Reitzel, Garrell 82 Reitzel, Sherry 82, 106 Rice, James Louis 56 Richards, Frank 82, 106, 107 Riddle, Mary Lou 72 Ridgeway, Gail 82 Ritchie, Dorinda 82 Ritchie, Mary Lee, 56, 90, 115. 144, 162 Ritchie, Teddy 57, 103 Robins, Esther 57, 106 Robertson, Hugh 82, 105 Robinson, Dot 57, 91, 109 Robinson, Edward Gary 72 Robinson, Martha 82 Robinson, Mary Ellen 72, 99, 106 Rodd, Sharon Lee 72 Rodd, Peggy 57 Rogers, Frances 82, 91, 106 Rogers, Judy 57, 115 Roseman, Judith Elaine 72, 97 Rowe, Joe 82, 110 Rozzell, Phyllis Ann 72, 89, 108, 117 Rozzell, Quilla 57, 101 Rudisill, Barbara Kay 82, 106 92, 98, Rudisill, Barbara 57, 92, 94, 108, 112, 116, 144, 146 Rudisill, Judy 57, 91, 112, 134 Runkle, Tommy 57, 93, 96, 116, 125, 152 S Sain, Martha Nettie 82 Saunders, Linda 58 Schell, Becky 82, 109 Schell, Sandra 58, 108, 109, 116 Schmulling, Carolyn 72, 96, 108, 112, 116 134 Schort, Nancy 72, 108 Scott, Susan Alice 82, 109 Seagle, Caldwell 58, 92, 113, 115, 124, 144 Seagle, Mimi 73, 108, 116 Sears, Carolyn 82 Sebastian, Robert 73 Self, Elaine Joyce 82, 101 Settlemyre, Joe 83 Settlemyre, Linda Kay 83 Settlemyre, Nancy 58, 98, 108, 114 Settlemyre, Paul Kell 73, 125, 136 Setzer, Sylvia 58, 10? Setzer, Carolyn 58, 107 Setzer, Carroll 58, 103 Setzer, Gary VVayne 73 Setzer, Linda Carolyn 83 Shepherd, Roylene 73, 102 Shepherd. William 58, 103 108, Simmons, Brenda 73 Simmons, Frank L. 73, 113 Simmons, Gail 73, 108, 115 Simmons, Jimmy Ray 73, 110, 124 Simmons, Max 73, 103 Simpso Simpso n, David Vance 73 n, Jo Ann 83 Simms, Diann 59, 96, 109, 112 Sims, Terry Theodore 83, 91, 139 Sipe, Ronald 83 Sipila, Merja 59, 111, 112, 123, 161 Smart, Bill 73 Smith, Carolyn 106 Smith, Gary Dean 59 Smith, Gary, L. 73 Smith, Joseph H. 73, 106, 107 Smith, Mary Ann 83, 106 Smith, Harold 59, 90, 102, 106, 107 Smith, Pamela 106 Smith, Pat 73, 91 Smith, Sam 45, 59, 91, 110 Smith, Scott, 59, 95, 115, 124 Smith, Sue Nettie 73 Smith, S1-ylvia 83, 106 Smith, amara 83 Smyre, Tanya 83, 91, 117 Southard, Steve 73, 110 Speagle, Ricky 83, 105 Spence Spence Spencer 144, r, Dennis 39, 49, 59, 90, 113, 163 r, Martha 59, 99, 108 , Mary Ellen 59, 92, 93, 98, 105 145 Spencer, Mary Scott 83, 95 Spencer, William Paul 73, 102 Sronce, Rosemary 73, 109, 117 V Vandenburg, Clarissa Rolaine 83, 97, 117 Vander Linden, Bill 61, 90, 101 Van Horn, Nlickey 61 Vaughn, Everette Wayne 84 Violette, Mary Elizabeth 30, 74, 94, 111, 112, 116,134, 148 W Wzilgtsr, Landon 49, 61, 92, 105, 113, 144 Walker, Linda Lou 84, 74, 89 Walker, William Bolton 10, 74, 89 Wallace, Judy 84, 134 W:ill,1hNanCy 61, 90, 92, 93, 98, 108, 116 Walls, Joanne 84 Walls, Peggy Elaine 84 Ward, James Harwell 84 Ward, Jimmy 84, 100 Washam, Mr. Troy 23, 122, 154 Watkins, Ralph 27, 84 Watts, Elmer Carroll 84 Watts, Joyce Lee 106 Watts, Joyce Elaine 74, 109 Weaver, Gerald 61 Weaver, Jackie Lynn 84 Webb, Josephine 61 Webber, Jane 74, 95, 108 Weeks, Nancy 61, 90 Wells, Glenn 74 Wentz, Betty Ann 84, 97 West, Jack 61, 130, 131, 133 Westmoreland, Donnie 84, 105 Stamey, Judy Johnson 59, 102. Stames Miss Ethel 18. 22 Stames, Anna Marie 83 Stames, David Lewis 73 Starnes, Fred 60, 102 Stames, Mrs. lna 22 Stames, Linda 83 Starr, Jo Ann 83 Stasavich, Mary Helen 60, 91, 92, 99, 108 Steele, Betty 73, 109 Steelman. Elizabeth Jean 74, 97, 115 StePP. VVally Connor 74, 110, 125, 136 Stefggson, Gail 74, 91, 96, 108, 112, 116, Stiles, Sandra Kay 83 Stine. Tommy 60, 114 Stroupe, Charles Wayne 74 Stroupe, Martha 74, 109 Suddreth, Judy Ann 83 Summers, John 60, 96 Sutherland, Jerry 60 Swanson, Bob 60 Swanson, Nancy Carolyn 83 Sweezy, Jimmy 60, 101, 110, 127, 128, 136 120, 124 T Tallant, Richard 83, 106, 107 Tate, James Ellis 83, 105 Taylor, Teague Jimmy 83 , Pat 83, 99 Teague, Patsy 60 Teague Teague Teeter. , Rhonda Kay 60, 101, 108 , Wayne Thad 74, 101 Billie Ann 83, 109 VVhisnant, Andrew 61, 103 White, Anita Ruth 84, 99, 109 White, Anna 74, 95, 108, 116 White, Glenda 61, 112 White, gran 61, 112 YVhite, ancy 62, 106, 109 White, Tamara Lavemon 84 Whitener Bickett 37, 62, 100 Whitener, Earl Franklin 84 VVhitener, Martha 62 Whitener, Pam 62, 152 Whitley, Rodney 74, 113 VVhitlock, Odell Charles 84 Whitlock, Robert 62, 116 Wiesner, Sally 84 Wilfon Wilfon g, Ida Lee 36. 84, 88 ' g, Susan 62, 102 Wilkie, Claudette 84 Willett , Mike Hal 84, 124 Williams, Belinda Ann 84 Williams. Charles 74 Williams, Jerry 74 Williams, Mike 62 Williams, Phillip 84 Williams, Tommy 74, 106, 107, 116 Williamson, William 74, 75, 98 Willis, Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Mary Hazel 74, 93, 96, 108, 116 , Belinda Loyce 62, 105, 109 , Dwight Lenden 74 , Haldon Drannon 74, 100 , Harriet 84 , Joyce 62. VVise, Robyn 62, 92, 106, 107 Woodard, Peggy 62, 109, lll, 112, 134 Woodie, Allen Thurrnen 75 Woodie, Pat 62, 101 Y Shook ' Tamara Jean 83 134 Sherrill, Robert Lewis 83 Shoaf, Carolyn 73, 94, 108, 117, 148 Shook, Brenda Kay 83 Shook, Donald 83 Shook, Linda Kay 73 Shook, Mary Ann 83 Shcitgli, Rggdy 46, 54, 57, 58, 88, 116, 150, Shore, Miss Lelia 18, 21, 108, 159 Shreves, John Randolph 83, 106, 107 Shuford, Miss Adelaide 22, 116, 117 Shuford. Mrs. Earl 22 Shuford, Edsel 73, 125 Shuford, Eric 59, 92, 93, 97, 113, 144 Shuford, Sandy 73, 90, 111, 112, 116, 123 Templeton, Eugene 160 Thomas, E. L. 60 Thomas, Marie Hass 60, 102 Thomas, Kay 60, 109, 115 Thompson, Carolyn Elaine 74 Thompson, Rodney Ferrell 83 Thomburg, Pat 83 Tillman, Helen Jean 83, 89, 105, 117 Townsend, Franklin Lloyd 60, 103 Townsend. Glenda 60, 105 Townsend, Jimmy 74, 136 Travis, Betty 83 Travis, Brenda 60, 114 Travis, Jack 83 Triplett, Mrs. Peggy 22 Truitt, Barbara 61, 105,114,116 Woods, Ronnie 84 Wright, Gene 62, 102 Wright, Judy 84, 106 Wright, Linda 84, 106 Wysong, Jackie 10, 75 Wysong, Renie 84 Shuler, Beth 41, 59, 90, 91,1ll, 112,115 Shull, Carrol 91 Sides, Jack 59, 125, 140 Sigmon, Carroll 103 Sigmon, Mrs. Doris 22, 93. 95 Sigmon, Janice 59, 108, 109, 112 Sigmon, Larry 83 Sigmon, Linda 83 Phyllis 73 Sigmon, Sigmon, Richard 73, 97 Sigmon, Tony Allen 73 Sikes. Mrs. Ellen 22, 32 Srlls, Emest 59, 90, 93, 99, 113,114 Tumbull. Charles 83 Tumer, Taltha Mae 74 Turner, Mrs. Jane 23 Tumer, Twila 61, 109 Turpin, Mrs. Frances 23 Turpin, bite 83, 99, 106, 107 Turpin, ikie 83, 115 Tuttle, Charles 61, 110 U Ulrey, Caroline 61, 96, 108, 112 Underwood, Linda Kay 74 Usrey, Miss Nancy 23 Yelton, Yoder, Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, Yount, Yount, Yount, Yount, Yount, Diane 62, 106 Howard 62, 115 Darrell 63, 99 Ellen 63, 90, 108, 112 Judi 84, 105 Linda Darnell 84, 109 Llian Malinda 84 Myles 63 Beverly Raye 84, 106 Cheryl Anne 75, 95, 108,117 Eddie 75 Eddie 84 Fabian Stephen 75 Yount, Linda F. 84, 106 Yount, Linda Kaye 84, 106 Yount, Linda 75 Yount, Martha 84, 106 Yount, Mike 84 Yount, Peggy Lynne 75, 99, 108, 115 Yount, Ruby Ann-'63, 105 Yount, Tony 63, 102, 106, 107 l231 ttf? With a backward glance, MC2 and Horatio bid farewell to Hickory High School whose walls, year after year, resound the past and watch the continual flow of students, sharing their joys, bearing their sorrows, and awaiting their tomorrows. 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