Clyde High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clyde, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

A SEASON The 1965 Cardinal 2 3 A helping hand from Mr. Plemmons can make things easier for Sharon and Carolyn. Homecoming scene FOREWORD This year is gone. The ball games, the exams, the good times, and the bad, these too are gone. We cannot turn back time except when time is captured on a page. And this is what we have tried to do--capture on these pages the year as it unfolded. Years from now, we hope that you can look back at the 1965 Edition of the CARDINAL and see this year pass again. CONTENTS FALL Administration Faculty Classes WINTER Activities Features SPRING Athletics 5 Winter . . . Patience, fortitude, and self control are necessary for mastering the mechanics of lockers. Opening one of those things requires talent during the three minutes between classes. 6 With the help of our teachers we are able to become better students and to be prepared for a more successful future. Moments of solitude and thoughts of the future break into every schedule. Our year is not complete without the Junior-Senior Prom, the social event of the year Dedication We, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Five, Clyde High School, take pleasure in dedicating this issue of the CARDINAL, our annual, to Mrs. Nell Campbell Matthews, in grateful recognition of the significant service that she has rendered the community, school, and students through- out her years of fruitful service. «■ ’ v r+r ipiiu mmwr •Erf� — ■-— � mu $V£ % 1 £ Administration HAYWOOD COUNTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mr. Lawrence Leatherwood, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Mark Rose, PRINCIPAL High School Supervisor, Mr. Ben Price, Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. Carl Ratcliffe, Elementary Supervisor. CLYDE SCHOOL COMMITTEEMEN Mr. Perry W. Plemmons FIRST ROW: Mr. S. L. Rogers, Secre- tary, Mr. Charles Lovelace. STANDING: Mr. Carl Gillis, Mr. James Winfrey, Mr. Roland Leatherwood, Chairman. 10 Faculty Mrs. Hargrove English, Typing, Bookkeeping Mr. Galloway English, Band Miss Greene History, Biology Mrs. Soesbee English, French, Civics Mr. Farmer Problems of Democracy, World Geography I Mr. Wells Health P. E., Math, History Mrs. Cook Home Economics Mr. Marshall Chemistry, Physics, Algebra, Geometry Mr. Roper Agriculture Mrs. Carden Elementary Librarian Miss Smathers Seventh Grade Mrs. Williams Sixth Grade Mrs. Israel Eighth Grade Mrs. Chapman Seventh Eighth Grades Mrs. Morrow Sixth Grade Mrs. Shook Fifth Grade Miss Long Fourth Fifth Grades Mrs. Brown Third Fourth Grades Mrs. Cannon Third Grade Mrs. Talman Fourth Grade Mrs. Allison Second Grade Mrs. Matthews Second Grade Mrs. Bueker First Grade Miss Freeman First Grade Faculty Gary Lindsey, President; Skipper Newman, Secretary; Steve Hardin, Vice-President; Doris Clark, Treasurer; Brenda Henson and Sammy Woodard, Reporters. Senior Class Officers Thus ends another year of high school, and for many this is the last. The future looks bright ahead, and Seniors look with hope toward tomorrow. Each event was greeted by the Seniors' cries that it was the last. Looking back brought memories of work, pleas- ure, friendship, and the realization that the year had passed with the speed of wonderful times leaving last- ing memories. We have also seen the rewards hard work and clean play can bring. 13 LOIS GALE BUEKER He who can not forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself. MARTHA LOU BURGESS All grand thoughts come from the heart. Sen JERRY DEWAYNE CALDWELL All's fair in love and war. JAMES WALTER CHAMBERS It is more brave to live than to die. DORIS ANN CLARK '' The men who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. LINDA SUTTON CONARD I never let my schooling interfere with my education. SHARON BRYSON DAYTON Great Souls have wills; feeble ones only wishes. LINDA RUTH ELLIOTT I think I think more than folks think I think. iors LEE ROY EWART Manhood, not scholarship is the first lesson of life. SHARON DIANE GLANCE I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. JERRY RAY HANEY A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. ROBERT STEPHEN HARDIN If it wasn't for the optimist the pes- simist would never know how happy he wasn't. NANCY CAROLYN HAWKINS Jealousy is like a polished glass held to the lips when life is in doubt; if there be breath it will catch the damp and show it. BRENDA KAY HENSON Life is like music; it must be com- posed by ear, feeling, and instinct, not by rule. Sen REED HAYNES HENSON Most of us would rather risk catas- trophe than read the directions. JOHNNY MACK HOPPER If foolish thoughts were dollars, I'd be a wealthy man. ROBERT EARL JACKSON It is with a word as with an arrow- once let it loose and it does not re- turn. DAVID GERALD JACKSON Every man is a volume, if youknow how to read him. DONNA MARIA KILPATRICK Though she be but little, she is fierce. GARY EDWIN LINDSEY I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. ors ROBERT DEE LOWE Where there's love, there's nothing lacking. ALAN GALE McCRACKEN Forty is the old age of youth; fifty is the youth of old age. CHARLES CROCKETT MATTHEWS All that you do, do with your might. Things that are done by halves are never done right. HARRIETT CAMPBELL MATTHEWS The surest way not to fail is to deter- mine to succeed. JAMES EARL NEWMAN, JR. Make yourself an honest man and then you may be sure that there is one rascal less in the world. BRENDA LOUISE OWENS He who has health has hope; he who has hope has everything. Sen DIANNA SUE RATHBONE A woman's heart, like the moon, is always changing, but there is always a man in it. ELIZABETH ANN RATHBONE A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. ANTHONY CURTIS ROGERS The worst sorrows in life are notin its losses and misfortunes, but its fears. BLAINE EDWARD SHELTON Sometimes one pays most for the things one gets for nothing. LYNDON McKEE SMATHERS I had rather do and not promise, than promise and not do. SARA JO SOESBEE When God shuts a door He opens a window. iors CHRISTINE MARIE STEVENSON I will listen to anyone's convictions, but pray keep your doubts to your- self.” GAY LA LYNN STUART Christianity is not a voice in the wilderness, but a life in the world. ■ JOHN DANIEL UNDERWOOD Ignorance with love is better than wisdom without it. TED UNDERWOOD Temptations are a file which rub off much of the rust of our selfconfi- dence. JOE ROBERT WILLIAMS Prayer is the key to Heaven, but faith unlocks the door. SAMMY LEE WOODARD The devil takes the hinder most. CLASS MOTTO Character development is the great, if not the sole, aim of education. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Rose BETTY GAY YOUNG Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. Steve Leatherwood, President; Meritha Kirkland, Reporter; Martha Sorrells, Vice-President; Nancy Harris, Secretary- Treasurer. Junior Class Officers David Beall John Bramlett Thomas Bramlett David Burris 2) Cookie Carr Doug Corzine Hilda Davis Margaret Fisher Dianne Frady Virginia Gibson Cora Lee Green Peter Gudris Juniors Jean Haney Sandra Haney Gracie Hannah Nancy Harris David Headley Barbara Henderson Sandra Hipps Jerry Hughes Meritha Kirkland Perry McClure Steve Leatherwood Penny Lovelace Kittie McCracken Tom Mason Coleen Mears Steve Mooney Johnny Morrow Shirley Morrow Jimmy Passmore Judy Penland Juniors Brenda Price Gerald Ray Sandra Rhinehart Dean Robinson Vernon Russell Mary Lou Sharp Dane Smith Jimmy Sorrells Martha Sorrells Joan Thomas Priscilla Trantham Brenda Woodard Wayne Henson, President; Linda McCracken, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Mears, Reporter; Sharon DeHart, Vice-President. Sophomore Class Officers Linda Anderson Anita Arrant Patricia Barnes Tommy Beck Tim Bramlett Elizabeth Clevenger Sharon DeHart Linda DeWeese Steve Farmer Karen Ferguson Elaine Haney Michael Haney Sophomores W. R. Hardin Clayton Haynes Margaret Henry Wayne Henson Carolyn Jenkins Regina Kilpatrick Gene Lawrence Lucy Lowe James Mackey Linda McCracken Jimmy Mason Steve Mears Gail Medford Don Moody Peggy Pace Thomas Page Linda Pressley Sandra Price David Robinson Steve Rogers Reta Seay Mike Sharp Carroll Smith Harry Smith Sharon Snyder Tommy Sorrells Bobby Thomason Doris Underwood Fred Underwood Johnny Warren Freda Wells Jeanne Wright Sophomores 26 Dottie Lanning, President; Jimmy Smart, Vice-President; David Conard, Reporter; Danny Hardin, Secretary; Brenda Stamey, Treasurer. Freshman Class Officers Kermit Allen Thomas Allen Deborah Brown Carolyn Carver Nancy Clark David Conard Dean Cutshaw Susan Czarnecki Freshmen Debbie Fore Jerry Franklin Ruby Franklin Paul Gillis Larry Glance Sharon Green Dale Haney Vicky Haney James Hannah Danny Hardin Sandra Henline Roger Henson Katy Hipps Bertha Holt Shelia Ingram Ronald Jackson David James Margaret Johnson Earl Justice Shirley King Mary Jean Kinsland Merceidth Kirkland Cathey Long Dottie Lanning 28 Freshmen Alan McCracken Alan Martin Martha Mason Roger Mason Charles Mathis Wilda Mathis Bonita Medford Bryan Medford Randy Medford Rita Mooney Roger Norris Louise Passmore Linda Paxton Larry Presnell Hilda Pressley Roy Rathbone Belinda Rogers Mary Ann Rogers Pamela Rogers Ruth Sanford Wanda Sue Shelton James Smart Robert Smart Eugene Smith 29 Freshmen Glenda Smith Kenneth Snyder Brenda Stamey Lynn Stevenson Gary Stewart Terry Stewart Phyllis Stiles William Stuart Elizabeth Taylor Johnny Thomason Gerald Trantham Jerry Warren Sidney Willard David Winfrey Betty Woods Bill Wright Eighth Grade Joyce Bryson Monty Bueker Coleen Burch Penny Cagle Van Carver Hilda Chambers Bobby Cochran Connie Ford Billy Frady Gary Haney Teresa Hannah Bruce Harris John Henry Steve Henson Dennis Hipps Edward Inman Terry Justice Elizabeth Killian Patty Lane Edward Leatherwood Maxine Lee Renee Leonard Brenda Lovelace Bruce Lovelace Shirley McDonald Mary Ann Medford Rose Ann Medford Donald Pace Kathy Parker 31 Eighth Grade David Price Linda Price Barbara Rathbone David Rathbone Donna Rathbone Jimmy Rathbone Kenneth Rathbone Paul Rathbone Steve Rice Robert Rogers Tim Rogers Ray Sanford Eugene Seay Kathey Sharp Louise Shelton David Sizemore Don Smith Eugene Smith Donna Stiles Gary Sutton Margaret Trantham Cathey Trull Sherry Warren Nancy West Terry Wise 32 Seventh Grade Judy Abshire Joy Arrant Ruth Blythe Doris Chambers Judith Donaldson Donald Ewart Kenneth Ewart Roy Franklin Debra Fulbright Danny Haney Linda Hannah Judith Hannah Dinah Hawkins Peggy Henderson Charles Henry Daryll Henson Joey Hewett Lillian Howell Charles Jackson Mary Ann Jackson Shirley Johnson Peggy Justice Allen King Eloine Kirkland Regina Kent Debra Limbo Debbie Long Mike McClure Gloria McKinnish Bruce Newman Verba Norris Shelia Parker Jill Penland Brenda Presnell Mike Rathbone Colleen Rogers Darlene Shelton Peggy Shelton Dwight Smith Betty Sorrells Mack Stiles Earl Stowers David Sutton Mike Teague Wanda Thomas Rebecca Van Hook v rggg --. g gaGS ■i % c A ■Mm. JKW,. m. v 33 John Abbott Charles Allen Larry Allen David Brown Delane Burch Glenda Birchfield Cheryl Blackstock Nancy Carr Dale Carver Larry Carver Lynn Collins Nancy Ewart Donna Ferguson Michael Ford Bobbie Franklin Phillip Franklin Phyllis Franklin Lorraine Gaddis Donna Gibson Carroll Green Linda Green Sandra Green Anna Jean Hall Randy Hinson Kathy Ingram Judy Inman Taylor Inman Michael Jones Carolyn Jenkins Barbara Justice Debra Killian Mary King Kathy Ledford Steven Limbo Kay Lindsey Kay Lovelace Charles McCarson Janet McCracken Ronald Mason James Messer Darlene Moody Mary Beth Mull Wallace Owens Eva Jane Paxton Donna Kay Poteat Dale Rathbone Douglas Rathbone Doris Rhinehart Judy Rice Lou Ella Robinson Nancy Robinson Karen Rogers Frederick Royster Michael Shelton Mary Jo Shelton Debra Smart Linda Vick Edwena Wood Jeffery Wright Patricia Snyder William Stiles Steve Sutton Shelia Thomason Dawn Trantham Eddie Trull Rhonda Varner Sixth Grade 34 Kathy Barnes Michael Bayne Val Dean Burch Joe Lee Byers Neal Carr Brenda Sue Carver Eugene Carver Keith Carver Billy Chapman Gary Cochran Donald Cogburn David Davis Donna Davis Katherine Franklin Eugene Green Janice Green Jean Green Thomas Green James Hawkins Robin Haynes Betty Jean Henry Stephen Hughey Jimmy Keiger Mitchell Lankford Linda Lanning Marsha Leatherwood Shelia Ledford Edna Lee Timothy Limbo Leslie Lindsey Howard McCarter Douglas McDonald Patricia Mears Paul Mears Darryl Medford Dean Medford Troy Messer Kathy Morgan Buford Mull Kevin Rathbone Mike Rathbone Candy Seay Dean Smith Leslie Smith Vickie Smith Stephen Spencer Ernest Stamey Steven Stanley Betsy Stiles Kathy Taylor Terry Thompson Sherry Tompkins Delores Trantham Kathryn Winfrey Fifth Grade 35 Linda Wood Fourth Grade Anne Abbott Carol Blackstock Jerri Blythe Lynn Burch Polly Anna Carver Ray Chambers Carolyn Clark David Cogburn Mike DeHart Jimmy Donaldson Johnnie Donaldson Ronell Donaldson Susan Ewart Joyce Ferguson Tim Fore Debra Frady Loretta Green Margaret Green Becky Hannah Charles Hardin Ronnie Haynes Steve Hewett Larry Hipps Cathy Howell Steven Jackson Eddie Johnson Kari Kent Sue King Joe Kinsland Bobby Lane Doyle Lee Chuck Lovelace Alan Mann Teresa McCracken Delbert Medford Gene Medford Patricia Medford Wid Medford Ricky Mooney Janet Moore Marie Peebles Teresa Phillips Bruce Poteat Ricky Rhinehart Christine Roberts Rocky Sellars Joyce Shelton Paulette Shelton Stanley Smathers David Snyder Jeannie Stamey Janice Stiles Ruth Stiles Charles Edd Strickland Marcia Teaster Robbie Thompson Susan Thompson Kathy Warren Lynn Wells David Alexander Beverly Breece John Brown Ronnie Bryson Wilma Burnette Cleta Carver Joe Carver Lillian Carver Linda Lou Carver Sharon Chambers Robin Childress Carolyn Cope Joey Ferguson Janice Flynn Debra Garren Mary Beth Goodson Judy Green Nancy Haney Denise Hannah Keith Hannah Danny Hawkins Terry Henderson Dana Henson Steve Hipps Ernest Hudgins Gary Huskey Glenda Jackson Benny Justice Bobby Justice Lois Kinsland Neil Lankford Terry Limbo James McClure Keith McCracken Gwan Messer Joseph Milner Phillip Moore Thomas Osborne Terry Paxton Donna Phillips Douglas Rogers Rhonda Sherrill Evelyn Silvers Steve Siske Margaret Smith Sheila Smith John Southerland Roger Stamey Debra Stevenson Billy Strickland Randy Summey Michael Sutton Robert Teaster David Tompkins Third Grade Second Grade Debra Beck Ricky Blackstock Candy Birch Glen Birchfield Mary Carver Ricky Carver Sandra Conard Dewayne Cope Tony Farmer Karen Ford Belinda Green James Green Kenneth Hannah Marie Hannah Chip Henson Richard Haynie Belinda Inman Glenda Inman Phillip Jones Gary Justice Charles Keigher Graham Knight Carol Leatherwood Roger Lee Steve Ledford Keith McKinnish Robert Matthews Joyce Gail Medford Donald Messer Robert Messer Lynn Miller Susan Prince Daniel Rathbone Mitchell Robinson Randal Seago David Shelton David Smith Patricia Sherrill William Smith Nettie Smith Leslie Smathers James William Southerland Bill Snyder Bruce Stevenson Jon Stowers Mary Stiles Sherrill Teaster Dean Thompson 38 Carolyn Alexander Rebecca Bradley Charles Breece Beverly Brown Jimmy Browning Carroll Burch Melanie Burch Claudia Burrell Marinda Byers Ancel Cagle Joyce Ann Carver Pat Chambers Vickie Clark Grovina Alexander Barbara Ann Davis Jerry Donaldson Bobby Ferguson Danny Franklin Ronnie Gregory Vickie Ann Hardin Jeffrey Haynes Kathie Jo Haynes Rene Haynes Dean Henline Diane Henline Jeffrey Hewett Jeffrey Hipps Lisa Holder Leonard Hughey Terry Husky KevinIsreal Brenda Johnson Danny Justice Roger King Dana Kent Debbie Lee Douglas Lewis Tony Lindsey Cindy Long Albert Lott Andy McCracken Phoebe McDonald Tony Mack Keith Massie Elizabeth Matthews Betty Medford Rhonda Messer Johnnie Moore Ray Passmore Ricky Paxton Allen Poteat Beverly Rathbone Sandra Rathbone Karen Ray Debra Roberts Paul Robinson Tony Rogers Sammy Roper Carolyn Ross Danny Shelton Linda Shelton Mike Smith Greg Stamey Verba Kay Stamey Diana Stevenson Hariman Strickland Ricky Thompson Diane Trantham Terry Trantham Brenda Varner Betty Wood First Grade Nancy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Harris, Route 2, Clyde, North Carolina, was elected to participate in the 28th annual Miss - Hi - Miss program of Winthrop College, the South Carolina Col- lege for Women, at Rock Hill, May 7 and 8, 1965. To be eligible as a Miss - Hi - Miss candidate, a girl must be a junior during the school year; she must rank in the upper 50% of her class; she must have the inten- tion of attending college; she must, of course, have scholarship, leadership, and character. Nancy Harris, Miss-Hi-Miss 40 Activities and Features The Most Dependable Donna Kilpatrick and Ted Underwood The Most Likely to Succeed Lee Roy Ewart and Lois Bueker Senior Superlatives The Most Talented Reed Henson, Charles Matthews, and Gayla Stewart 42 The Best Looking Chris Stevenson and Steve Hardin The Most School Spirit Sammy Woodard and Carolyn Hawkins The Most Popular Brenda Henson and Gary Lindsey Senior Superlatives The Most Courteous Dianne Rathbone and Johnny Hooper Friendliest Jerry Haney, Linda Elliott, and Jimmy Chambers Cutest Joe Bob Williams and Doris Clark Neatest Gerald Jackson and Sharon Glance Senior Superlatives no-rt The Most Intellectual Skipper Newman and Harriett Matthews Best All Around Martha Burgess and Jerry Caldwell CLASS FLIRTS Robert Lowe, Louise Owens, and Ed Shelton WITTIEST Gay Young and Johnny Underwood Senior Superlatives BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATHLETIC Sara Jo Soesbee and Lyndon Smathers Earl Jackson, Elizabeth Rathbone, and Alan McCracken Marshals Elizabeth Rathbone, Sharon Glance, Harriett Matthews, Gayla Stewart, and Sara Jo Soesbee. 46 Homecoming Queen Christine Stevenson 47 Homecoming Christine Stevenson and Alan McCracken Doris Clark and Tom Mason Mascots Cathy Galloway and Chuck Hargrove Homecoming Court Nancy Harris and Gary Lindsey Homecoming Court Linda McCracken and Sammy Woodard 50 Brenda Stamey and Lee Roy Ewart � t§: The Bus Drivers Charles Matthews, Carroll Smith, Sammy Woodard, Gary Lindsey, Dane Smith and Lyndon Smathers. 51 Rita Seay and Lucy Lowe Lunchroom Personnel SEATED: Mrs. Cockrell, manager, Mrs. Rathbone, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. McCracken. STANDING: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Medford. School Secretary Annual Staff Sharon Dayton, Mrs. Hargrove, Harriett Matthews, Steve Hardin, Sharon Glance, Brenda Hendon. Mr. Plemmons Sponsor The Beta Club is an organization to honor those students who have proven themselves to be outstanding in the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. In order to become a member, a student must maintain a B+ average for the year, participate in school activities, and have the approval of the entire high school faculty. John Bramlett President Steve Leatherwood Vice-President Sharon Glance Secretary Sara Jo Soesbee Treasurer Harriett Matthews Reporter Hilda Davis 54 Linda McCracken Gail Medford FIRST ROW: DorisClark, Nancy Harris, Meritha Kirkland, Sharon Snyder. SECOND ROW: Martha Sorrells, Harriett Matthews, Brenda Henson, Sara Jo Soesbee, Hilda Davis, Mary Lou SharmLSharon Glance, Carolyn Hawkins, Miss Greene. THIRD ROW: Steve Hardin, Gary Lindsey, Sammy Woodard, Stev -llogers, Steve Leatherwood, Steve Mears, David Conard. ] j u Journalism Club r P v v A r The newspaper covers all phases of student life through editorials, news stories, records of athletic contests, and such columns as Roving Eye, and brain teasers . THE CARDINAL TIPS is the newspaper of the school. The staff is composed of members of the Journalism Club under the direction of Lura Mae Greene. Sponsor 55 Miss Greene Monogram Club FIRST ROW: Sharon Snyder, Linda McCracken, Nancy Harris, David James, Lee Roy Ewart, Carolyn Hawkins, Martha Sorrells, Meritha Kirkland, Carolyn Jenkins, Freda Wells, Louise Owens, Lois Bueker, Brenda Stamey, Judy Penland. SECOND ROW: Dean Cutshaw, Gerald Ray, Reed Henson, Skipper Newman, Sammy Woodard, Vernon Russell, Sara Jo Soesbee, Johnny Warren, BrendaHenson, Johnny Thompson, Harriett Matthews, Wayne Henson, Gayla Stuart, Gay Young, Chris Stevenson, Sharon Glance, Doris Clark. THIRD ROW: Ted Underwood, Charles Matthews, Steve Hardin, Gary Lindsey, Fred Underwood, Charles Mathis, Gene Lawrence, Doug Corzine, Steve Leatherwood, Jimmy Mackey, Bobby Thompson, Jimmy Mason, Harry Smith, Larry Glance, Mr. Farmer. FIRST ROW: Mercedith Kirkland, Nancy Clark, Margaret Fisher, Mary Lou Sharp, Kittie McCracken, Harriett Matthews, Sharon Glance, Nancy Harris, Judy Penland, Meritha Kirkland, Martha Sorrells. SECOND ROW: Coleen Mears, Linda Anderson, Gracie Hannah, Peggy Pace, Rita Mooney, Louise Passmore, Mary Kinsland, Rita Seay, Gayla Stuart, Gaye Young, LouiseOwens, Barbara Henderson, Doris Clark. THIRD ROW: Anita Arrant, Linda Cars- well, Carolyn Carver, Cookie Carr, Martha Mason, Sharon Dayton, Hilda Davis, Sandra Hipps, Penny Lovelace, Carolyn Hawkins, Mrs. Cook. F.H.A. PURPOSES TO PROMOTE a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. TO EMPHASIZE the importance of worthy home membership. TO ENCOURAGE democracy in home and community life. TO WORK for good home and family life for all. TO PROMOTE international good will. TO FOSTER the development of creative leadership in home and community life. TO PROVIDE wholesome individual and group rec- reation. TO FURTHER interest in home economics. 57 - QMEPS Or F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Steve Rogers, Gary Lindsey, Jerry Haney, Bobby Thomason, Ted Underwood, Vernon Russell, Mr. Roper. SECOND ROW: James Hannah, Lyndon Smathers, Alan Martin, Terry Stuart, Billy Wright, Steve Hardin, Robert Lowe, Sammy Woodard, David James, Johnny Underwood, Eugene Smith, Sidney Willard, Gary Stuart, Gerald Trantham, Mike Sharp, Alan McCracken, David Robinson, Jimmy Smart. THIRD ROW: Earl Justice, William Stuart, Roger Norris, TimBramlett, Clayton Haynes, David Winfrey, Steve Mears, Jerry Warren, David Conard, Tom Bram- lett, Johnny Warren, Charles Davis, Kermit Allen, Bryan Medford, Jimmy Mason, Robert Smart. FOURTH ROW: Paul Rathbone, Fred Underwood, Carroll Smith, Harry Smith, Tommy Sorrells, Gene Lawrence, Ed Shelton, Tommy Beck, Johnny Hooper, Thomas Allen, Paul Gillis, Jimmy Mackey, Dean Cutshaw, Jerry Franklin, Gerald Ray, Joe Bob Williams, Dane Smith. FIFTH ROW: W. R. Hardin, Jimmy Sorrells, Tom Mason. FIRST ROW: Patricia Barnes, Karen Ferguson, Donna Kilpatrick, Kittie McCracken, Doris Underwood, Carolyn Jenkins, Doris Clark, Meritha Kirkland, Sharon Snyder, Judy Penland, Freda Wells, Gracie Hannah, Dianna Rathbone, Louise Owens, ColeenMears, Barbara Henderson, Peggy Pace. SECOND ROW: Martha Sorrells, Harriett Matthews, Carolyn Hawkins, Elizabeth Rathbone, Gayla Stuart, Lois Bueker, Mary Lou Sharp, Sharon Dayton, Sharon Glance, BrendaHenson, Sara Jo Soesbee, Chris Stevenson, Gay Young, Brenda Woodard, Brenda Price, Cookie Carr. THIRD ROW: Clayton Haynes, Wayne Henson, Jimmy Mason, Johnny Hooper, Skipper Newman, Steve Hardin, Gary Lindsey, Sammy Woodard, Dean Robinson, Steve Leatherwood, Earl Jackson, Thomas Allen, Jimmy Mackey, Margaret Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Jackson, Larry Glance, Sandra Hipps, Gail Medford, Jimmy Sorrells, Tommy Mason, Doug Corzine, Johnny Warren, Linda McCracken, Linda Pressley, Jean Haney, Sharon DeHart, Jeannie Gibson, Sandra Rhinehart, Lucy Lowe. Chorus 59 Piano Students 7—■ — n i t =k ) — FIRST ROW: Loretta Green, Debbie Garren, Keith Hannah, Lynn Warren, Patricia Mears, Janet McCracken, Delane Birch, Lynn Miller, Randy Sego, Patricia Medford, John Brown, Jeanne Stamey, Lynn Birch, Bill Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bonner, Cathy Sharp, Lorraine Gaddis, Nancy Ewart, Cathy Morgan, Mike Jones, Kathy Winfry, Karen Rogers, Cathy Taylor, Leslie Smith, Gary Cochran, Val Dean Birch, Joe Lee Byers, Kiari Kent, Janice Stiles, Chuck Lovelace. THIRD ROW: Rene' Leonard, Coleen Birch, Libby Killian, Joyce Bryson, Rose Ann Medford, Lillian Howell, Regina Kent, Peggy Henderson, Sara Jo Soesbee, Elizabeth Rathbone, Phyllis Stiles, Cathy Lane, Doris Underwood, Rita Seay, Doris Rhinehart. Library Assistants SEATED: Anita Arrant, Louise Passmore, Peggy Pace, Sharon DeHart. STANDING: Mrs. Cardin, Louise Owens, Sandra Hipps, Gracie Hannah, Linda DeWeese. 61 Pictures To Smile, you're on candid camera. Memories? Parades are fun! Our Homecoming Queen was crowned. Now girls, no sluggin' please! Tell A Story But we don’t want to play in your yard! School spirit helps A visit to Southern Bell Telephone Company Thirsting for knowledge College Day at Waynesville Gym 63 Future Homemakers are trained . Sara Jo Soesbee Maj orettes t; ' . Karen Ferguson, Pam Rogers, Hilda Pressley, Lois Bueker, Mary Ann Rogers. Clyde High Band The Clyde Band, directed by James D. Galloway, plays for athletic contests, various school events, and for a scheduled concert. The marching band is under the leadership of Sara Jo Soesbee, Drum Majorette, assisted by, Lois Bueker, Karen Ferguson, Pam Rogers, Mary Ann Rogers, and Hilda Pressley. Band Officers Mr. Galloway, Director; Steve Leatherwood, President; Harriett Matthews, Secretary-Treasurer; Lois Bueker, Majorette Captain. 65 Woodwinds FIRST ROW: Dottie Lanning, Pam Rogers, Geanne Wright, Harriett Matthews, Donna Rathbone, Gayla Stuart, Karen Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Gaddis, Carolyn Jenkins, Deborah Limbo, Debra Long, Dinah Hawkins, Margaret Johnson, Mary Ann Rogers. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Var- ner, Connie Ford, Hilda Pressley, Char- lene Hannah, Dawn Trantham, Bertha Holt. Brass FIRST ROW: Danny Hardin, Debbie Brown, Maxine Lee, Shelia Ingram, Freda Wells. SECOND ROW: Lynn Stevenson, Linda Pressley, David Brown, Gay Young, Mike Teague, Lois Bueker. THIRD ROW: Larry Allen, TimBramlett, John Bramlett, Steve Leatherwood. Percussion FIRST ROW: Reed Henson, Charles Mat- thews, Daryll Henson. SECOND ROW: Sara Jo Soesbee, Donald Pace, Monty Bueker, Thomas Allen. Athletics Head Coach Ted Wells Assistant Coach Lee Farmer Clyde Cardinals BACKS FIRST ROW: Sidney Willard, Lee Roy Ewart. SECOND ROW: Kermit Allen, Allen Martin, Vernon Russell ENDS Dean Cutshaw, Steve Hardin, Earl Jackson, David Headley, Roger Hinson TACKLES Clayton Haynes, Steve Mooney, Gary Lind- sey, Sammy Woodard 68 BACKS Johnny Thomason, Alan McCracken, David Conard, Skipper Newman GUARDS David James, Harry Smith, Fred Under- wood, Gene Lawrence CENTERS Robert Smart, William Justice, Dean Robinson 69 Sharon Snyder, Meritha Kirkland, Linda McCracken, Nancy Harris, Sharon Glance, Brenda Henson, Chris Stevenson, Doris Clark, Brenda Stamey and Judy Penland. Cheerleaders Captain Judy Penland Doris Clark Meritha Kirkland Brenda Henson Sharon Glance Chris Stevenson Nancy Harris Linda McCracken Sharon Snyder Brenda Stamey Bonita Medford, Sheila Ingram, Carolyn Carver, Debbie Fore, Mary Ann Rogers, Cookie Carr, Brenda Henson, Gayla Stuart, Elizabeth Rathbone, Martha Sorrells, Carolyn Hawkins, Meritha Kirkland, Lucy Lowe, Debbie Brown, Cathy Lane, Penny Lovelace, manager. Girls Basketball Team Coach Farmer and Gayla Stuart, Captain. Forward Elizabeth Rathbone Forward Martha Sorrells Forward Brenda Henson Guard Meritha Kirkland Forward Carolyn Hawkins 73 FIRST ROW: David Conard, Jimmy Smart, David Winfrey, Jimmy Mason, Alan Martin, Gerald Ray. SECOND ROW: Coach Ted Wells, Alan McCracken, Gary Lindsey, Doug Corzine, Dean rntshaw, Gene Lawrence, David Headley, Jerry Franklin. Boys Basketball Team Alan McCracken, Captain; Coach Wells; Gerald Ray, Co-Captain. iRS : Center Dean Cutshaw Forward Alan McCracken Guard David Conard Forward Gary Lindsey Guard Gerald Ray ■■■ ■ Autographs fljut iah Uu, {MuL Yi tf pyuL ij vc frf- U o S-1 ' S tu. po ( )a j O- I V V r t A 0 So vO jj V . Cn . i‘ Autographs mm mm. m ■ H jJVWBtV'S s.-;i ■ I' fljg. SBGsflpii 5ys; ;i' WKKKmwm mm •:. ; .i??; fer $pkIs£ ■«?.' prc j_ •■. ,1:'. s ''i' ' - HV'5 .Z y l1;:.--. ': hM