Cool Springs High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

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We hope this view of your school will become one of your most cherished memories in future years. 'H-sv EDICATED TO For your loyalty to the student body, your guidance and leadership through the years, and your unfaltering faith in Cool Springs High School, we proudly and affectionately dedicate the last FORESTER to you, Mr. E. V. Seitz, our companion, principal, and friend--our Chief . S lm! Part of the fun of attending our sports ac tivities is-- -EATING! Mr. Seitz agrees that sometimes this activity benefits the school. These students seem to realize that studying is a Everyone remembers picture day! Here Marvel Hudgins helps some freshman girls prepare for their pictures. necessary evil. Here Mr. Seitz explains a principle of physicsto Geary, Carol, Neil, and Johnny. fi zzz' e as we J aricljoafe of 0 of 7 011121121193 Students show their school spirit by wearing Beat ribbons sold by the Student Council. Shirley Aldridge and Vickie Roberson are selling ribbons to some of our sophomores. Every Cool Springs student xs well an quamted with thxs iamilxar sc ene By the way, What's for lunch? Mr. Hicks of Hicks Hun. Stare is demonstratingappliances to students of Mrs. Giles' economics class. Ed- ucation ls not confined to the class- room alone. . K-VS Q grew S7610 Uy Encouraging pep talks, rousing cheers led by our cheerleaders, and our school song played by the pep band have never failed to arouse the lighting spirit in our students. Liu A t . 8 5 ii ' L' -1 ' , file- ,-,,Tgj7,gLL.1.1fg' - xi g.7..Qfi:... , ' ' 1 N N A1 191220123 N N N 1 v 'Practice makes perfect' But Coach, do we have to be periect? CoachRucker gives our playersthelr final instructions before one of their many victories. Honest, Jimmy, WS no worse than a parachute jump. N I if LA dia '31 'TF .i w e f 1 323 Honest, I know the answer. Ijust can't remember lt In presenting Gailwlth her Czxrrousel crown, Mr. Seltz again performs one of his most solemn duties, The last report card! Tooter , Russell, Louis, Bob and Marvel seem very pleased with theirs. Mrs. Giles seems to enjoy giving report cardsllke these. I must be smarter than I thought I was! Tx .II . A 1 X il' F 5. 89 'Y -if L xl 13 '19 anof Wfomenfs gf Eerrzknenf -f, r 'Y -- V-1 ,-T 14-J .rf-'r -. .' - 4-sv-V--1 4,-cg Y L ad . Z L' J -w.,.' 13 PRINCIPAL Mr. E. V. Seitz SECRETARY Miss Joyce Watkins DISTRICT PRINCIPAL Mr. O. W. Morris 1221l1211Sfraf1b12 anof gac ly SCHOOL BOARD We pause to pay special tribute to agroup of our leadlngcltlzens who are always ready to lend a helping hand in the interest of ou r school. We are deeply indebted to Mr. Wade Matheny, Chairman, Mr. Carson Deck, Mr. Fred Wright, and Mr. Van Vickery for their in- valuable services. - IN MEMORIAM - Miss Aveline Ashworth She lived her life in great simplicity. Had willing hands, hard work, her master key. She had unending interest ln her fellawman And ne'er refused a hand to lend To anyone ln stress. She was our friend. The little things in life she found worthwhile, A iriend's handclasp, a student's smile. She loved her family, her work, her school. She lived her life by the golden rule. Her courage in great pain Will not be forgotten, nor the flame ol loyalty She tried to light ln students' hearts. She had integrity. She was our friend. How that knowledge glows For us who knew her personally. She was so kind, so generous. To the end she fought head high, and with gentleness. Can any epitaph hold any more than this? - Mary Moss - I5 Dqqc rar - mn-was MR. J. F. ALEWINE MRS. EVERETT N. BIGGERSTAFF MRS. BURLESS BLAIR General Business General Science English I Guidance Counselor Algebra X auyff Gb? QJQSQLU, MRS. J. D. COOLEY English II French I and II Adviser, Junior Speaking Club v MR. ROBERT BLANTON MRS. IRENE CAMP Plane Geometry U, S. History Advanced Mathematics English I and H Chemistry Physics Adviser, Key Club g122!0az5fe0fjG20wQ09e, an MR. J. D. COOLEY MR. KEN DAVES MRS. HENRY GILES Agriculture I, Il, and IH Civics U. S. History Farm Shop Physical Education Economics and Sociology Adviser, F. F. A. Assistant Coach Adviser, Forester Staff f rift! K MR. RAY HUSKEY World Geography World History Adviser, Student Council UI QIQGC Q13 JS f Cf 2' MRS. ROBERT NEAL MR. WILLIAM R. RUCKER MRS. HAROLD STALLCUP English IV Physical Education Biology Latin I and H General Math Adviser, Jr.-Sr., Adviser, Beta Club Head Coach Cheerleaders Q ,. ,X Wx MRS. PAUL MAYSE MISS FRANCES MCCARDWELL MRS. HUGH MILLS Algebra I and II Library English III and IV Adviser, F. T. A. Director, Glee Club Adviser, Debating Club and Teams fjfey yR00f0Q0fOz1r MRS. JAMES WHISNANT Home Economics I and II Adviser, F. H. A. V9 MRS. FRED WILKIE MISS BETTY MOORE MRS. HOYLE BLANTON Typing I and I1 Band Director Piano Bookkeeping , Shorthand Adviser, TORNADO Staff OUR CAPABLE LUNCHROOM STAFF OUR CUSTODIANS R 1? . X 20 'vi- -P.. I -,Ji--1 if i 5 , ,?Y,,. ,V A , sl,1i:LQ X ' was V' Q . , 4? TI if as . 50? if Li. u ff Q' HERBERT CRENSHAW LAURA WATERS PATRICIA FRASHEUR President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer UAQ GLM 0 196.5 Helpingthe Freshmen adjust to the routine of high school are the Freshman SPODSDFS, Mrs. EverettBiggersta.fi, Mr. Ken Daves, Mr. Bob Blanton, and Mr. Bill Rucker. They are Freshmen! Van Abernathy Judy Adair Shirley Adair Roger Allen Amber Angel Teresa Atchley Bobby Bailey Jimmy Bailey Shirley Bailey Ronnie Baynard Don Blanton Frances Bradley Linda Bradley Ray Bradley Ricky Bradley Mary Virginia Bray Sheila Bridges Kathleen Bridges Michael Bridges Jimmy Bridges Dean Bright Douglas Bright Dianne Buckner Myra Burgin Elizabeth Butler Steve Butler Suzanne Butler Donice Camp James Carroll Barry Coker Robbie Collins Rebecca Conner Ellen Cook Jimmy Cooley Ronald Cooper Herbert Crenshaw Harold Daily Harriet Dalton Martha Daniel Larry Davis Sharon Davis Wayne Dobbins Linda Downey Brenda Dunkle Carolyn Earley Phyllis Earls Patricia Frasheur Tommy Freeman .59 do .D 1 or' gy J e 'fl 151 ' 'fjQf,' e A , M, 'kr' . xg, ,' ir 4-2 sk :ya sf , rj W ,' :gif ,r ?.u'1,5a1i?Q5 'J f .Q 1, X ., 1 haf: ' x,..- ,FM 413 Q 6, Ag -- ' , ,U Xuan 3. 1. 1 ing ya' F X i D . f K ,X .- Q 4: ' y, .M GY -1 :K If U K y L f f QW W X 1- -an f. W 4: .9 tl ,Pu N ,i 9 Tw fi? ,, f ,f , , , X Q , , 5. . 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Heffner, Jr. Earl Higgins Melvin Holland Eddie Huntley Sylvia Iwerks Kay Jackson Carol Jenkins Patty Jones Ray Jones Diane Keeter Robin Keller Nancy Kimbrell Jerry Kiser Joey Lamb Ronnie Ledford Kay Leniz Goldie Lewis Bruce Lowery Patricia Lowery Michael Lowrance Ronnie Lynch Philip Marchman Steve Marks Steve Marshall Judy Martin Linda Martin Nancy Matheny Ronald Matheny Jimmy Mathis Drew Mayse Tim McDaniel Bennie Sue Mclntyre Arnold Melton Marjorie Miller Alice Moore Rodney Morgan Joel Morris Billy Morrison Scott Padgett Marie Peeler Steve Pens on Ricky Phllbeck Sandra Pilgrim Patricia Pitman Joe Pritchard Sharon Proctor Terry Pye Charles Queen Barbara Randall Peggy Randall Jerry Reavis Dickie Robbins Neal Rudlsill Donald Ruif Rebecca Ruppe Geraldine Sams Patsy Sams Bobo Scruggs Martha Shires Charles Smart Shirley Smart Brenda Smith Freddie Smith Harry Smith Christine Smith Linda Smith Sandra Smith Rita Sorrels Frances Stacey Mary Stoutt Brenda Street Carlon Suttle William Suttle 1 Q X fl . 4 .FSS 1 'ffl -.J W - A riil ji A 5 sw A F' ,dz-3 .t Qi 'SPS ifK':9 7, , 'K 1 . , 4 uf ., gn . .,., Al: ' ,ff V ',:1.i5f?1?': bw VM K' I 5. 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JOYCE HUDGINS DAVID MATHENY BOBBIE HARRILL GARY GRANT President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 759 GQJJ 0 1964 In their second year of high school, the Sophomores turn to the Sophomore Spon- sors for guidance. They are Mr. Ray Huskey, Mrs. Burless Blair, Mrs. J, D. Cooley, and Mrs. Paul Mayse. All who have taken biology remember dis- secting a worm. Ronald, Mark, and Rudy gaze intently at their work. Elbert Adair Randy Anderson Gary Atchley Camellia Ayers Betty Barber James Beheler Wilbur Bennett Carolyn Blankenship Jimmy Bostlc Raymond Bradley Hugh Branch Ramona Brantley Steve Bridges Mark Brown Dean Bumgardner Larry Burgess Rodney Burnette Steve Burnette J lmmy Butler Lois Campbell Ronald Carpenter Carolyn Causby Phyllis Champion Richard Champion Don Coffey Donnls Coffey Russell Collins Susie Collins Walter Condrey Ann Cook David Craft Brenda Crowe Ima Jean Dale Loretta Dale Betty Dalton ' fi' Q ,s tv . ., 6 .. - SZ? 1,-fit f --eQ:5 4' , :QQ ' f of r up I-. 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Greenlee Maurice Guffey Ronald Guffey Dewey Hardin Bobbie Harrill Carolyn Harrill Dianne Harris Jewel Hawkins Frances Hefferman Phil Hollifield Kaye Howard Melba Hoyle Joyce Hudgins Brenda l-ludlow Doug Hudson Joie Hutchins Revia James Edna Johnson Ronald Jones Thomas Jones Alyne Keller Rudy King Judy Landis Hugh Lane Tommy Lee Judy Lowdermllk Steve Lovelace Phil Luckadoo Ruth Marshall David Matheny Roger Mayse Marion McDaniel James Melton J nckle Mode Shelby Jean Morrison Betty Morrow Stanley Neal Sammy Newton Edward Norville John Pace Judy Pace Tommy Penson James Petit Bobby Phllbeck David Philbeck Ray Pittman Diane Porter J anlce Pruett Johnny Randall David Reep Carl Rhymer Gerald Robbins Steve Robbins Cnrol Ann Roberts Carol Roper Betty Jean Russ Q F-fs . Ns ki .1 - ,, g 5 if ' :'. . , A if ' ' - ' X ,rf ff ' A M , , V f?'a x- if, 51 ' V '.'0:el3 f Fm fit J f K vigil. 1 ' '. Q J ' 5.421 . ' ra. A 'R-4 J F ,M A ,hx ww-2 . 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CSO!0g 0122 OFQS Ritawomack and Steve Lovelace change records as the sophomores enjoy the study of THE KING AND I. MAC DOBSON LARRY STALLCUP TANYA FLACK SUSIE HARRILL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 759 GQJJ 0 1963 Jolly Juniors enjoy participating in student activities. Here Cecelia Geer and David Walker tell the student body about an upcoming tacky party. The Junior Sponsors work patiently with the Junior Class during the magazine sales in orderto put on the Junior-Senior. The Sponsors are Mrs. Fred Wilkie, Mrs. Harold Stallcup, and Mrs. Irene Camp who was absent when the picture was made. Walter Adair Diane Aldridge Shirley Aldridge Janice Allen Jesse Allen Brenda Alley Neil Anderson Mary Lee Bain Billy Beheler Brenda Holter Jimmy Bradley Wayne Bright ' ..', '-Jjgfzr 9 '4:g?f'sg fha Q f1.q.:'g:.Qf 1.3 'na ' tgirl' . i '?1f':e.'f'f 'Uiugf' 21? Q, Q. e r1'f55:.g ' V' . '4'5z1lf 1253 f is 2' 9' in f ' lm . im 2: as 1 T'?:'.f13' - JQZ' Fe?,,'E5. Q T 4 ' figif: . -. 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Johnny Pye Y k ' P I 524 M V Shirley Rash 2 ,-' ll .,. 37 Q A I, 5: T an S- ' A Eg'-W - X E2 , ,I , v nt.- , 'l GYIQQ1: , iff , ml twig E Freddie Roach Jerald Rollins Dianne Ross Ann Shlres Judy Sisk Janlce Smart Larry Stallcup Steve Stallcup Becky Stalnaker Claude Street A. C. Taylor Edd Thompson Gerry Thompson Carol Thorneloe Emily Thornton Jerry Thrift Jerry Trout J ane Waldrop David Walker Freddy Walker Shirley Walker Jerry Wall Don Waters James Waters fs ev- 'W ' Mary Evelyn White Steve Wood zznzbrs Curiously awaiting the outcome of their experiment are these Junior Chemists. Mr. Bruce Arrowood and Mr. James Blanton, our student teachers from A. S. T. C.,becomefami1iarwith the teacher's register. 39 JAMES I-IARMON CLARENCE MOSS MARVEL HUDGINS JOHN OLSON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 759 6755.9 0 1962 Through the many Senior activities, the Senior sponsors, Mrs. Henry Giles, Mrs. Hugh Mills, and Mrs. Robert Neal, always lend a helping hand. vis. -.M U, .- , Thinking of the future, many of the Seniors participated in C o I 1 e g e Day. Here Dottie Pennington talks to one of the many represent- atives. Paul George Albergine, Jr Vicki LaJuan Alford Cecil Shannon Atchley Hugh Bracken Avant Gail Faye Bailey Jimmy Lee Baynard Leroy Beheler Robert Edgar Bradley Gerald Ray Brantley Joyce Ann Bridges Mary Catherine Bright James Wayne Brooks Y ,fe qv TZ Jennifer Moore Brown Anita Louise Burch David Eugene Burgess William Terry Butler Thomas Burwell Byers Mary Frances Camp Nancy Lynn Carpenter William Alfred Davidson Geraldine Dobbins Billy Ray I-'rasheur Patricia Lnrraine Greene Hugh Lee Hammond James LeMaster Harmon Camey Jeanette Harris Johnny Lee Harris Marvin Don Harris Alfred Hicks Haynes Suzan Jean Horn Marvel Kay 1-Iudgins Judy Faye Hyder Lucille Judy Johns on Grayson Eugene Johnston, .Ir Jerry Michael Jones Bruce Terrell Keller wo' 'CID' 'fi I .rf fa Q ei Anna Ree Kimbrell William Fredrick Landis Ronnie Howard Lytle Judith Annette Martin Johnny Lee Mayse Stella LaVelle McCulloch Brenda Jane McEntire Ronalds Bates McKinney Johnny Wllllam Medford Lloyd Herman Melton Davld Eugene Morehead Linda Raye Morrow Clarence Preston Moss, Jr. Juanita Potent Newton John Charles Olson Marlon Elizabeth Owens Thomas Ladd Painter Dorothy Annette Pennington Frannie Sue Penson Barbara Diane Pitman Welda Louise Queen Russell Dean Radford Nancy Colleen Rhymer Betty Jolene Rich .1 QI ,J 51, .W Q ' R Ute. G 4 Linda Ada Roach . Joseph Garland Robbins fgyx Vickie Anne Roberson .v 'UN Gene Robert Roper Linda Cara Roberts Charles Curtis Scruggs Susan Amanda Scruggs Frances Maxine Shytle Alfred Dean Shires Ina Faye Sisk Aubrey Alexander Street Russell Carr Swicegood Linda Annette Thomps James Louis Vassey Johnny Steven Watkins Martha Linda Watkins Frances Loree Watts John Nathan Watson Elizabeth Ann Weather Janice Lee Lane Wells Martha Sue White Frederic Austin Wilkie Mabel Irene Wood Leona Louise Yelton on i RM 'xx 'it . s ' , Jr. 3 sgffif ff --M N - 1, 5' 5: Af! TK A xxbf' f 4.35 Johnny Harris, Jerry Brantley, and Gene Roper gaze hungrlly at the juicy steak they have cooked as part of their one-week course in home-ec. Our most successful Senior candy salesmen were Jimmy Baynarcl, Susie Scruggs, and Jerry Jones. unzbz' W 1111195 af' FIRST ROW: Vicki Alford, Frances Shytle, Mary Frances Camp, Linda Thompson, Nancy Rhymer, Gall Balley, Judy Hyder. SECOND ROW: Marvel Hudglns, Patricia Green, Linda Watkins, LaVelle McCulloch, Judith Martin. THIRD ROW: Ladd Painter, Tom Byers, Johnny Medford, Clarence Moss, John Olson, Freddie Wlllde. Absent when picture was taken: Dntty Pennington, Bruce Neal, Ron Brown, Carolyn Haulk. 49 i Fx-iendliest SUZAN HORN JOHN OLSON z1perQf10es Most School Spirited JOLENE RICH JAMES HARMON n 4 z IA ' M359 . . , Q . Best Looking GAIL BAILEY DON HARRIS Best Speakers JUDY HYDER CLARENCE MOSS lllk ml ng--3 .. fu ll! dh A ?if?j.iig:,,1 -,Q El? .. 'xii 5-61 Q32 I 'EQ .W .V -fry, 4 uw H' M Q.. ir ..,f 2 ,Wk .3 ,, W 'gpm 'Mifaf i wiv! 93 ,x.f-3853 a,,.44 5 'Q b. 5. W 5 UU r 1, .AE T , ,A ' Ya-x ,mg .:. ...f- x V 1 V .,,5., ,M 5 . X0 D 5 Y A1 f .fi fx 5 TOM BYERS A. F. S. Student to Norway State Beta Club President Finalist-Morehead Scholarship LINDA WATIGNS C0-Editor - FORESTER Girls' State JAMES HARMON President Senior Class JUDY HYDER RUSSELL RADFORD Valedlctorlan President Student Council Editor-TORNADO Boys' State Girls' State 9121014 jfafgf ame jignor c5fz10Q12fs HONOR STUDENTS JUDY HYDER JUDITH MARTIN MARY FRANCES CAMP LINDA WATKINS VICKI ALFORD JOHNNY MEDFORD CLARENCE MOSS LINDA THOMPSON FRANCES SHYTLE MARVEL HUDGINS TOM BYERS PATRICIA GREENE JOHN OLSON LADD PAINTER GAIL BAILEY FREDDIE WILKIE DOROTHY PENNINGTON LHVELLE MCCULLOCH SUZAN HORN NANCY RHYMER JAMES HARMON 53 JUDITH MARTIN Salutatorlan C0-Editor -FORESTER Miss DAR Good Citizen CLARENCE MOSS President Beta Club enzbr Qsfaziflffzbs i ALBERGIZNE, PAUL GEORGE, JR. -I have only one life-let me really llve it . . . Air Force . . . Playboy isn't the word for hlml Glee Club 35 Speaking Club 3, play 35 Science Club 15 Track 35Junior Senior Planning Committee 35 Nomination to IJ. S, Air Force Academy 45 FORESTER staff, Assistant Sports Editor 4 ALFORD, VICK1 LaJUANalust a little nonsense . . . cheer- ful . . . So many brains for such a little girl Honor Student: Cheerleader 8,45 Lions Bowl Cheerleader 45 Chi Lambda Chi 1: Horneroom President 15 Delegate Student Council Convention 1: Speaking Club 1,2,3, Reporter 25 Band 25 Waitress F.F.A. Banquet 2, Beta Club 3,4, Delegate Beta Club Convention 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Monogram Club 45TORNADOstaff 3,4, Associate Editor 45 FORESTER staff 4. Art Editor 4 A'rcl-Inav, coco. SHANNON-Short on Knowledge, but long on imagination . . . Only one like him . . . Towhead Basketball l,2,3,4, Free Throw Award 35 Baseball l,Z,3,47 Junior Varsity Football 15 Monogram Club 3,45 Library Club 35 Senior Superlative, Most Original AVANT, HUGHBRACKETT- Idon'tneedthe moon, or stars, or anything, 'cause the best thing in life is me. . . . Naval Aspiratfons Library Club 35 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 2,35 Nomination to UnitedStates Naval Academy 4 BAILEY, GAIL FAYE-A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair . . . Wedding Belle . . . Our princess Honor Student5 Speaking Club 1,2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Chi Lambda Chi 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom President 45 Junior Senlorwaitress Z5 Waitress F.F.A. Banquet 1,25 Intramural Basketball 15 Miss Cool Springs 1,35 Miss Maiorette of Feb- ruaryZ5 Miss MerryChristmas 35 Carolina Carrousel Prin- cess 45 Band Sponsor 25 Band Majorette 1,2,35 FORESTER staff 45 Junior Marshal 35 Senior Superlatives, Most Popular, Best Looking BAYNARD, JIMMY LEE-Industrious . . . Energetic candy salesman . . . Quietness hides a very friendly heart High Candy Salesman Award 4 BEHELER, LEROY-Lover of Baseball . . . No matter what the task--he will always succeed. Baseball l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Most Improved Play- er, Baseball 35 BRADLEY, ROBERT EDWARD-Carefree . . . Sports-minded . . . Unhurried F.F.A. 15 Glee Club 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 BRANTLEY, GERALD RAY-A reg'l1u' fella' . . . JuSt the kind of person everyone likes Baseball l1F.F,A, 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4 BRIDGES, JOYCE ANN-Nice things come in small packages . . . as sweet as a bride's bouquet 7 Junior Speaking Club 15 Glee Club 1,25-Band 25 F.H.A. 3 BRIGHT, MARY CATHERINE-Happy-go-lucky . . . I try to study . . . Beafriend and you'll have friends . . . Singing is a pleasure Glee Club 152,35 Speaking Club l,2,3, Treasurer 15 Intra- mural Basketball 35 Homeroom Vice President 15 Program Chairman Homeroom 25 Junior Senior Waitress 2 BROOKS, JAMES WAYNE-Not afraid oi work,but not in sym- pathy with it F.F.A. 3,4 BROWN,JENNIFERMOORE-Gentle of Speech . . . amiable, with a well tempered disposition F.I'I.A. 2 BURCH, ANITA LOUISE-Refreshingbeauty . . . Hearing her voice iswonderful medicine . . . Last C. S. H. S. homecom- ing queen F.1-l.A. 1,2, Parliumentarian 25 Football Sponsor 25 Cheer- leader 253,45 Speaking Club 35 Junior Senior Waitress 25 Honieroom Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 45 Senior Sponsor 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Waitress F.F.A. Banquet 35 FORES- TER staff 4 BURGESS, DAVID EUGENE-People like him because he likes people . . . date trouble . . . pal to all SpeakingClub 1,2,3, Club Play 2,35 Glee Club 15 Key Club 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Track 1 ,35 Intramural Bas- ketball 4 BUTLER, WILLIAM TERRY-Work and play, but do one at a time, and do that one with all your might. 54 Monogram Club 2,35 Chess Club 35 Baseball 15 Basketball 2,85 BYERS, THOMAS BURWELL-The spirit of adventure . . . Soldier of fortune . . . 1. Q. in the clouds . . . So likable Honor Student5 Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,45 Speaking Club 15 KeyCiub 2,B,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Delegate Inter- national Convention 35 Golf Team 15 Intramural Basketball 35 Beta Club 3,4, State President 45 Debating Club 8,4, De- bating Team 45 National Merit Semifinalist 45 Morehead Scholarship Finalist 45 A.S.F. Exchange Student to Norway 85 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed CAMP, MARY FRANCES-Intellectual . . . A humble Spirit fills that little frame. Honor Student5 Speaking Club 15 F.I-LA. 1,25 F.T.A. 25 De- bating Club 2,8,4, Secretary 45 Band 1,2,3,4, President 45 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 FORESTER staff, Business Manager 4, Junior Marshal 35 Plane Geometry Award 3, National Merit Semiflnalist 45 Semifinalist, Angler B. Duke Scholarship 4 CARPENTER, NANCY LYNN-Watch her da.nce,w1t.h pure de- light . . . Perpetually reading . . . wonderful smile Speaking Club 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2.3,4, Historian 45 I-Iomeroom Secretary 25 Junior Senior Entertainment Committee 3 DAVIDSON, WILLIAM ALFRED- Much study is a weariness of the flesh. DOBB1NS,GERALDH'IE-Friendto all . . . willinghelper . . . gentle spirit F.H.A. 1 FRASHEUR, BILLY RAY-Being faithful to studies has lts reward . . . knowing him is liking him Library Club 2,35 Baseball Manager 3: Football Manager 45 Monogram Club 4 GREENE, PATRICIA LARRAINE-Her determination and ability will carry her far . . . Delightful music at her com- mand Honor Student5 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 2,3,45 Speaking Club l,3, play 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 1,25 Second place school winner, Western District Forensic Contest, Dramatic Reading Division 25 Junior Mar- shal 85 Debating Club2,3,45 BetaClub3,45 Chi Lambda Chi 45 FORESTER staff 45 Senior Superlative, Most Talented HAMMOND, HUGH LEE- Those who from study flee live long and merrily. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Track l,2,35 Library Club I HARMON, JAMES LeMASTER-Qlr senior president . . . Sports is his realm . . . brimming with school spirit Honor Student: F.F.A. l,2,3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 45 Lions Bowl Player 45 All Confer- ence Football 45 Outstandlng Lineman 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Homeroom President 3,45 Class President 45 Chi Lambda Chi 45 Senior Slperlative, Most School Spirited HARRIS,CAMEY JEANNETTE-Stylish . , . Unique hair-dos are her specialty Band Majorette 1,2 ,35 Junior Senior Waitress 25 Junior Senior Decorating Committee 35 Speaking Club 35 TORNADO staff 3, Associate Business Manager 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Glee Club 4 HARRIS, JOHNNY LEE-Always ready to be of service . . . Being a friend is his main concern F.F.A. l,2,3,4 HARRIS, MARVIN DON-It is a great plague to be too hand- some a man . . . A 8-letter man with a C for charm Class Vice President 15 Golf Team 15 Track 25 Baseball 1, Z,3,45 Basketball 253,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Honorable Mention All State Football 45 Football Player of the Year 45 All Conference Football 45 Lions Bowl Player 45 Vice President Homeroom 45 Senior Super-latives, Most Athletic, Best Looking I-IAYNES, ALFRED HICKS-The weight of knowledge is too heavy for me to carry . . . Football Football 1,2,3,45 Lions Bowl Player 45 Track 1,35 Monogram Club 2.3.43 HORN, SUZAN JEAN-Frlendliness and thoughtfulness are her specialties . . . Possesses unusual charm . . . Dimples Honor Student5Journalism Club 15 GRIER SCRIPT 1, Circu- lation Manager 15 Homeroorn Secretary 15 Waitress Junior Senior Banquet 25 Class Homecoming Sponsor 25 Finalist United Nations Speaking Contest 25 Student Council 25 Chi enzbr csfablshbs t Lambda Chl 2,35 Speaking Club 2,35 Future Teachers Club 2,3, Secretary 25 Homeroom President 3: FORESTER staff 4, Features Editor 45 Senior Superlatlve, Frlendllest HUDGDIS, MARVELKAY-A touch of sophlstlcatlon. . . Poise and charm . . . Future homemaker . . . Browns and greens Honor Student: Spea.ldngClubl5 Waitress Junior Senior Ban- quet25Waltress F.F.A. Banquet 35 Junior Marshal 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Miss I-'.H,A. 3, F.H.A. Homecoming Sponsor 35 Glee Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 3,45 Beha Club 3,4, Projects Committee Chairman 4, Executive Council 35 Class Secretary 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Chl Lambda Chi 45 FORESTER staff 45 Senior Superlatlve, Best Mannered HYDER, JUDY FAYE-Success at seventeen . . . Loads of learned lumber in her hend . . . Beautiful. beautiful brown eyes Valedlctorlnn5Junlor Varsity Basketball 15 Speaking Club l, 35 Glee Club 1, Assistant Pianist 25 School and County Wlnner, American Legion Oratorical Contest 25 Debating Club 2,3,4, Debating Team 3,45 Waitress Junior Senior Banquet 25 TORNADO staff 2,3,4, Associate Feature Editor 2. News Editor 3, Editor -ln-Chief 4, Winthrop Editors' Conference Z5 Beta Club S,4, Projects Committee 3, Executive Council 49 Nominee NCTE test 35 Girls State 35 Finalist Teen-Agsr of the Year 35 Chi Lambda Chl 4, Chairman 45 FDRESTER staff 45 Senior Siperlatlve, Best Speaker JOHNSON, LUCILLE JUDY-True merit ls like a river, the deeper lt ts, the less noise it makes. Junior Varslty Basketball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 15 Student-Faculty Basketball Game 25 JOHNSTON, GRAYSDN EUGENE, JR.- Mike to uS . . . He shall have music wherever he goes. Band 1 ,2,B,45 JONES, JERRY MICHAEL-His own boss . . . Cheerful whistle . . . Capable manager . . . Singing is his delight Glee Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Mars Hill Choral Clinic 45 High Candy Salesman, Homeroom 45 KELLER, BRUCE TERRELL-Nothing inhibited about him . . . A laugh a minute . . . easy-going Speaking Club l,2,3, Cluh Play 2,35 Key Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers Club 45 Chl Lambda Chl 15 FORESTER staff 4, Photographer 45 F.F.A. l,2,35 President 35 District Winner North Carolina Science Fair 25 Finalist Teen-Ager of the Year 35 KIMBRELL, ANNA REE-Fun is important . . . Don't take things too seriously . . . A lover of friendship Junior Varsity Basketball l5 Science Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 Intramural Basketball l,2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Decorating Committee Mother-Daughter Banquet 3 LANDIS, WILLIAM FREDRICK-Quiet and handsome . . . Good-natural . . . That he takes things easy, we must all agree 5 Junior Varsity Basketball 1: F.F.A. 1 LYTLE,RONNIE HOWARD-Carefree as the wind . . . a gay disposition . . . full of energy and fun Junior Varsity Basketball l5 Basketball 2,35 Intramural Bas- ketball 15 Baseball l,2,3,45Junior Varsity Football 15 Speaks ing Club 1,Z,Club Play 25 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice Presl- dent 4: Student Council 1,25 Glee Club 3 MARTIN, JUDITH ANNETTE-lt lsn't necessary to blow out the other person's light to let your own shtne Salutatorlan5 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Class President 15 Homeroom President 1,35 Speaking Club l,2,3, Club Play 25 Student Council 2, Corresponding Secretary 2: Chl Lambda Chl 1,3,4: Jvlnlor Senior Waitress 25 Second Place United Nations Contest 2, Finalist 35 School Winner Western District Forensic Contest, Speech Division 35 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Chief Marshal 35 Winthrop Editors' Conference 35 W.0.W. U.S. History Medal 35 Student Council Scholarship Award 35 FORESTER staff 4, C0-Editor 45 Miss DAR Good Citizen 45 Senior Superlatlves, Most Likely to Succeed, Most Depend- able MAYSE, JOHNNY LEE- Live and let live . . . Always cheerful . . . good and klnd Junior Varsity Football 15 Football 31 MCCULLOCH, STELLA LaVELLE-The voice with the smile . . . The three B's --- Boys, Basketball, and Boys . . . Fklture Nurse Honor Student5 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Intramural Bas- 55 ketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,S,45 Monogram Club Z,3,4, Treasurer 3,Vtce President 45 Speaking Club 1,35 Glee Club 15 F.H.A. l,2, Social Chairman 25 Homeroom Secretary 25 TORNADO staff Z5 Band 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Pep Band 45 Jun- ior Senior Waltress 25 JunlbrMarshal 35 FORESTER staff 4, Picture Editor 45 Junior Senior Planning Committee 35 Home- room Vice President 45 Finalist United Nations Contest 3i Winner The Newspaper, Freedom's Guardian Contest 3 McENTlRE, BRENDA JANE-Orange Blossoms in sight . . . Pleasingly petite . . . Delightful ease of manner Speaking Club 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,3, Intramural Basketball 1,25 Homeroom Secretary 25 Glee Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2, Mixed Chorus5 Science Club l,2, Waitress Junior Senior Banquet25 Library Club 15 Junior Senior Planning Commit- tee 3' Mcxnmav, nounuss sues-work resonates me, 1 could watch lt all day . . . Maharajah . . . Everybody loves him Speaking Club l,2,3, Club Play 2.3, Treasurer 35 Football l,2,3,45MonogramClub 3,45 Track 3,45 Junior Senior Plan- ning Committee 35 FORESTER staff 4 MEDFORD, .JOHNNY WILLIAM-The mlldest manners with the bravest mind . . . the traveling voice . . . Bright future on the sea Honor Student5 Student Council l,2,3,45 Chl Lambda Chl 25 Speaking Club 15 Class President 25 Key Club 2,3,4a Beta Club3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Morehead Scholarship Nominee 45 Appointment to Merchant Marine Academy 41 Senior Super- lative, Best Mannered MELTON, LLOYD HERMAN-Pleasure and action make the hours short F.F.A. l,2,3,4 MOREHEAD, DAVID EUGENE-Keenly aware of the value ol a dollar--it buys about four gallons of gas . . . A fun guy Basketball l5 Glee Club l,25 Science Club l,Z5 Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Monogram Club 3,4 MORROW, LINDA RAYE-Office helper . . . You may forget her name, but never her willing spirit Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 4 MOSS, CLARENCE PRESTON, JR.- Butch . . . A good man is hard to find . . . We've found him . . . A V.l.P. Honor Student5 ScienceClub 15 Homerooni Vice President 15 Honieroom President 25Class Vice President 25 Band 2,8,4, Drum Major 2,3,4. Pep Band 3,45 Chl Lambda Chl 25 Class Vice President 3: Student Council 3,4, Recording Secretary 35 Beta Club 3,4, Presldent 45 Class Vice President 45 Key Club 3,45 Honieroom Secretary -Treasurer 35 Junior Marshal 35 TORNADO staff 45 Senior Sxperlatives Best Speaker, Mast Popular NEWTON, JUANITA PUFEAT-Love and marriage. . , Johnny . . . Beet Wishes for the future . . . Qllet serene smile Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Basketball 25 Intramural Bas- ketball l,25 Library Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 TORNADO staff 4 OLSEN, JOHN CHARLES- Ole . . . A lover of humanity, especially girls! . . . Lab Assistant Honor Student:SpeakingCluh1,2,3,Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 35Class Treasurer 45 Intramural Basketball 1,35 Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Vice President 45 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 15 Second place Amex-lcanism Essay Contest 25 Key Club 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Chl Lambda Chl25 Junior Marshal 35 Junior Senior Planning Committee 35 Student Council 35 FORESTER staff 45 Finalist United Nations Contest 25 Senior Superlative, Frlendllest OWENS, MARlON ELIZABETH-The kind of girl who has no enemies . . . Likeable . . . A real lady F.H.A. l,2,3,4 PAINTER, THOMAS LADD-Has an appetite for modern ideas, trying new things . . . The dreamer of The Dreamers Honor Studentg Speaking Club 15 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Band 45 TORNADO staff 45 Junior Mar- shal 35 FORESTERstalf 45 Senior Superlatlve, Most Talented PENNINGTON, DOROTHY ANNETTE- Dottie . . . Sweeter than sweet . . . Crushes . . . Blacksburg , . . Ahappy dispo- sition merits success Honor Student5 F.H.A. 1,25 Future Teachers 1,2,3,45 Junior Senior Waitress l5 Spanish Club 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 Third Place Winner Science Fair, Geology Dl- vision 25 Speaking Club 3, Club Play 35 Debating Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 '1'ORNADOstaf! 4, Associate Business Manager 45 FORESTER staff 4 '-n enzbr csfazirkfzbs PENSON, FRANNIE SUE-Books . . . Fines . . . That smile, that style, that winning way Student Council 15 Glee Club 1,2,45 Library Club 35 Home- room Vice Presldent 15 Speaking Club 1,25 Homeroom Sec- retary 2 RADFORD, RUSSELL DEAN-He'll always take a chance to be of service . . . Future Cadet . . . Leadership Student Council 2,3,4, Vlce President 3, Presldent 45 Chi Lambda Ch12,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4: Key Club 2,3,45 Vice President 45 FORESTER staff 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Co- Captaln 45 Basketball 35 Track 35 Class Presldent 35 Class Treasurer 15 Boys' State 85 Nomination West Point5 Senior Siperlatfve, Best All Round RHYMER, NANCY COLLEEN-Lovely to look at, delightful to know . . . a kind and considerate girl Honor Student5 Speaking Club 1,35 Junior Varsity Basketball 15Junlor Senior Waitress 25 Band Majorette 2,35 Intramural 3,45Jun1or Marshal 35 Junior Senior Planning Committee 35 Glee Club 4 RICH, BETTY .IOLENE-A beautifull balance between chaos and seriousness . . . For screaming out loud! GleeClub15 F.H.A. 1,25 Speaking Club 1,2,3, Vice President Z5 Llbrary Club 2,3, President 2,35 Valentine Queen 25 Cheerleader l,2,8,4, Captain 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 TORNADO staff Z,3,45 Senior Su p e r l a t I v e, Most School Spirited ROACH, LINDA ADA-Footloose and fancy free . . . An un- usual girl with a flair for being different Glee Club 15 F.H.A. Z5 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Science Club 2 ROBBINS, JOSEPH GARLAND- Joe . . 5 Handsome and friendly . . . Industrlous and Intelligent F.r.A. 1,2,3,4 ROBERSON, VICKIE ANNE- Cover-girl Complexion . . . unaffected and friendly Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball 35 Cheer- leader 8,45 Monogram Club 4, Secretary 45 Speaking Club 1, 2,3, Club Homecoming Sponsor 35 Homeroom Secretary 35 Student Council 45 l-'ORESTER staff 4 ROPER, GENE ROBERT-Reserved yet friendly and pleasant . . . A man of noble character r.r.A. 1,2,a,4, Sentinel ag roomau 1,3 ROBERTS, LINDA CARA-The girl with the golden hair . . . To sew a fine seam . . . Friendship Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 SCRUGGS, CHARLES CURTIS-Why study when other things are more important Junior Speaking Club 15 Junior Varsity Basketball 1 SCRUGGS, SUSAN AMANDA-Eyes that smlle at any oppor- tunity . . . A distinctive charm . . . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 FutureTeachers Club4, Presl- dent'45 Chl Lambda Chl 45 Glee Club 15 Intramural Basket- ball 1,35 High Candy Salesman, Homeroom 4 SHYTLE, FRANCES MAXINE-Full of goodness,fullof energy . . . A store of knowledge in that red head Honor Student5 Speaking Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, Play 25 Band 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 FORESTER staff 4 SHIRES, ALFRED DEAN-Wakeup, sleepyheadl . . . Talk big and Walk tall Football 1,2,3,45 Lions Bowl Player 45 All Conference Foot- ball 45 Best Blocker Award 45 Baseball 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,4 SISK, INA FAYE-A refreshing combination of loveliness, sweetness, and charm Glee Club 15 Science Club 15 Intramural Basketball 15 F.H. A. 1,Decnrating Committee for Mother-Daughter Banquet 1 STREET, AUBREY ALEXANDER- Ozzie . . . Better to be small and spread sxmshlne than be large and cast a shadow Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Monogram Club 3,4 SWICEGOOD, RUSSELL CARR-Of never failing good nature . . . Gay and carefree Baseball 15 Basketball 1,35 Track 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 FORESTER staff 4 THOMPSON, LINDA ANNETTE-Charm is a glow Within a woman which casts a most becoming light on others Honor Student5GleeClub 1,2,35 Speaking Club 1,25 F.H.A. 3, 45 BetaClub 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, C0-Captain 4: Monogram Club 2,8,4, President 45 Student Council 1, Chi Lambda Chl 2,45 Class Secretary 1,35 Class Homecoming Sponsor 35 Waitress Junior Senior Banquet 25 Junior Marshal 85 Lions Bowl Princess 45 Homeroom Presldent 25 Homeroom Secre- tary 45 Senior Superlatlves, Most Athletic, Best All Round VASSEY, JAMES LOUIS-Pleasant and agreeable with never a care or worry F.F.A. 1,2,8,4, Vice President 35 District Seed Judging Con- test Wlnner 3 wsrxms, Jomnw srsvsn--'neun . . . Rugged maxvmuu- ism . . . A special style . . . so likeable Football 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,35 Student Council 33 FORESTER stall' 4 WATKINS, MARTHA LINDA-A committee of one who gets things dune . . . Creative . . . Efficient Honor Student5 Glee Club 1,2,35 Mars Hill Choral Cltnlc 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3, Historian 2, Social Chairman 35 Chl Lambda Chl 2,45 Speaking Club 2, Play 25 Homeroom Presldent 25 Debating Club 8,4, Debating Team 45 Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 45 FORESTER staff 4, Co-Editor 45 Junior Senior Decorating Committee 35 Junior Marshal 35 Second Place Americanlsm Contest 25 Home Economics 25 First Place C.S.H.S. Science Fair, Senior Physical Division 35 Winthrop Editors' Conference 35 Finalist United Nations Contest 35 Girls' State 3 WATTS, FRANCES LOREE- Tooter . . . Mostflriglnrll . - . Cute as a button . . . Keeps 'em rolling Glee Club l,2,45 Speaking Club 1,35 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 15 F.H.A. 35 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Junior Senior Planning Committee 85 Band 35 Senlor Soperlatlve, Most Original WATSON, JOHN NATHAN-Every night is new year's eve . . . A seldom-seen serious side . . . Halrstyle Science Club 15 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Basketball 2,35 Monogram 3,4 WEATHERS, ELIZABETH ANN- Libby . . . The future ls mine . . . The girl who will always have everything Speaking Club 1,2,8, Secretary 1, Presldent 25 F.H.A. 1,25 Class Szonsor, Homecoming 15 Student Council Homecoming Sponsor 25 Homeroom Secretary 15 Homeroom Vice Prest- dent 25 Waitress Junior Senior Banquet 25 Waitress F.F.A. Banquet 35 ChlLambda Chl 25 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 45 Key Club Sweetheart 45 FORESTER stall 4 WELLS, JANICE LEE LANE-Welcome newcomer . . . A career of being a wife . . . Pleasant to talk to Glee Club 1,2,35 Marshal 25 Nurses Club 35 Basketball 3 WHITE, MARTHA SUE-Open to friendliness . . . Truly a wonderful glrl Glee Club 1,25 1-1omeroomSecretary25 Library Club 35 TOR- NADO staff 4: FORESTER staff 4 WILKIE, FREDERIC AUSTIN, JR.-Swlft to hear, Blow to speak, and slow to wrath . . . Most dependable Honor Student5 Baseball 15 Football 2,3,45 A11 Conference Football 45 Blll McKinney Sportsmanship Award 45 Track 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Band l,2,35 Treasurer 3, All County Band1,2,3,Secretary25 Homeroom Presldent 1,2,45 Student Council 1,45 Chi Lambda Chl1,45 Junior Marshal 35 Key Club2,3,45 EngllshDJAward 35 Nominee Morehead Scholar- ship 45 FORESTER staff 4, Sports Editor 45 Senior superla- tive, Most Dependable WOOD, MABEL IRENE-Blessedly soft-spoken . . . ready to lend a hand F.H.A. 25 Junlor Varsity Basketball 15 Basketball 3 YELTON, LEONA LOUISE-Natural beauty . . . Possesses unusual charm Junior Varsity Basketball l5!nti-anoural Basketball 1,85 Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 25 speaking Club ag r.'r.A. 3,45 'ronnano staff 45 FORFSTER staff 4 O Q s A g- w1uf:vHS F1154 ,K 1' f TUGCTAHIN , SHAiii5QF?IlNlll L A, rm' ff gmcnscuoolsnuons , WNW.-..,v. ...Q y.if,.,f.- .1 . N.. .mf me 1 .W'k Coit?-ww MM srnvsnscuoou' f, A ' ' .. .1.A f, :,'n gf' I , Q- ' az v ' q-pq-wr-ff. M-, ' V 2' gm' Afylyg ' ugm.o'Z0 W. I -F' 55' I it? , rf A 1 ai. V 'f v V' pl I 3 ' ,,,' ' One of the lively activities of th ' ' L, A , year is the annual Student Counc 5 - V election. Here is an example n .Q one of the many stunts to be see during this hectic week. MR. RAY I-IUSKEY, Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ' President, RUSSELL RADFORD Vice President, JERRY THRIFT Secretary, SHIRLEY ALDRIDGE Treasurer, CAROL ANN ROBERTS The Student Council is made up of repre- sentatives from each homeroom andthe offi- cers of the student body. All members are student elected. It meets every week to plan and organize its activities which include par- ties, chapel programs, school business, and homecoming festivities. Qsfufanf G0 unc! C? FIRST ROW: Jane Waldrop, Shirley Aldridge, Sharon Davis, Bobbie Harrill, Vickie Roberson, Kathy McBrayer. SECOND ROW: RussellRadford,Brenda Smith, Carol Ann Roberts, Joyce Hudgins, Tommy Lee, Freddie Wilkie. THIRD ROW: Jerry Thrift, Steve Stallcup, Joel Morris, Herbert Crenshaw, Clarence Moss, Rudy King. FIRST ROW: Bobbie Harrill, Emily Thornton, Mary Frances Camp. SECOND ROW: Judith Martin, Pat Greene, Judy Hyder, Linda Watkins. THDRD ROW: Freddie Wilkie, Marvel Hudgins, Linda Thomp- son, Joyce Hudgins, Suzie Scruggs. FOURTH ROW: Clarence Moss, Tom Byers,He1-bert Crenshaw Mac Dobson, James Harmon, Russell Radford, Steve Robbins. G 21. fJ3dIl?6OQ Composed of the presidents of all school organizations, the Chi Lambda Chi has as its purpose the coordination of all student activities. Working closely with thefaculty and Student Council, the club has done a commendable job of main- taining smooth function of extra-curric- ular activities. Chi Lambda Chi spon- sors the sock-hops held after each home basketball game. 59 KG! ' . ' U iw fa? QQ: Q16 Q K ge? XM ly' ' lb A if x .Q . 'W r' 'F X , '--fl , Q -+ - 4 ft Q 'EQ QI ft! Rua 5 xl.. gi f ' A A 'if FIRST ROW: Teresa Atchley, Brenda Crowe, Donnis Coffey, Judy Crowe, Pat Lane, Janice Wells, Brenda McEntire, Frances Watts, Linda Downey, Patricia Frasheur, Alice Moore, Barbara Greenlee, Dottie Pennington. SECOND ROW: Sybil Wilkerson, Paulette Van Dyke, Faye Matheny, Shirley Smart, Camey Harris, Sue Penson,Nancy Rhymer,Kay Lentz,lna Faye Slsk, Donnis Wilkerson, Sheila Bridges, Sylvia lwerks. THIRD ROW: Pat Greene, Marvel Hudgins, Patsy Hollifield, Joyce Wilkerson, Pat Lowery, Ann Watkins, Annie Kimbrell, Carole Jenkins, Cynthia Wyatt, Revla James, Miss Frances McCardwe1l, Director. FOURTH ROW: David Philbeck, Mickey Jones, George Wells. 969 CA16 The main objective of the Glee Club is to add more culture and refinement to the school's academic program. 'Throughout the year ,. theglee Club participates in vari- ous activities such as an annual chapel pro- gram, the Mars H111 Choral Clinic, and graduation exercises. OFFICERS1 PAT GREENE- Pr e sid e nt , GEORGE WELLS-Vice President, MISS FRANCES MCCARD- WELL-Director, M A R V E L H U D G I N S -Secretary, JERRY J ONES-Treasurer. mi I . - xl 'him- 59 Q 19 This year's FORESTER staff comprised a hard- working unit--soliciting ads, taking pictures, writing copy, selling subscriptions, and, in gen- eral, puttlngforth every effort to make the 1962 FORESTERabook of memories of which you can be proud. 1 ADVISER MRS. HENRY C. GILES oresfer BUSXNESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Camp-Manager,Vicki Alfox-d,Judy Hyder, Patricia Greene, Martha White, Linda Thompson,Dotty Pennington. SECOND ROW: Russell Swicegood, Anita Burch, Lynn Carpenter, Nancy Rhymer, Russell Radford. THIRD ROW: Ladd Painter, Tom Byers, Ron McKinney, John Wat- son, Johnny Watkins, John Olson. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Medford, Paul Albergine. K 756 f70ma 0 Each month the Tornado Staff, publishes news and features which are of interest and benefit to the students of Cool Springs. Under the supervision of Mrs. Ocie Wilkie the staff has made many gains throughout the year. Effi- ciency has always been the goal of the Tornado staff and this year a new high has been reached. The services of our school newspaper are greatly appreciated by each student. MRS. FRED WILKIE, Sponsor JUDY HYDER., Editor-In-Chief ASSOCIATE EDITORS EMILIE THORNTON, News Editor VICKI ALFORD, Feature Editor JERRY THRIFT, Sports Editor FIRST ROW: Diane Ross, Pamela Pilgrim, Hazel Smart, Mary Lee Bain, Joyce Hudgins, Alyne Keller, Dottie Pennington, Emilie Thornton, Mrs. Fred Wilkie. SECOND ROW: Shirley Aldridge, Kathy Mc- Brayer, Shirley Melton, Jane Waldrop, Jolene Rich, Judy Hyder, Leona Yelton, Vicki Alford. THIRD ROW: Martha White, Shirley Thompson, Carol Ann Roberts, Cecilia Geer, Tanya Flack, Mary Evelyn White, Johnny Pye, FOURTH ROW: George Wells, Jerry Thrift, Mac Dobson, Clarence Moss, Ladd Painter, Rudy King, Mark Brown. KEY CLUB OFFICERS THRIFT-Secretary. Vicki buys a ticket for a basketball game from two of our Key Clubbers, Mac and Johnny. The Key Club is primarily a service,clubfrendering its role in student life to the benefit of school and community. lt 'riieetsfsemi-monthly to plan its activities which include the publication of the Key Qluh Directory, provided free to each student and teacher, the Key Club Calendarg School. leaderis banquet: and social functions of the club. The c1ub's purpose of serviceisbhgtvnlby its project of constructing a park- ing lot suitable for the needs of the School and bringing a program of personal and vocational guidance to the students. Its ideals are demonstrated in the character and fellowship of its members. Mr. Bob Blanton has given efficient and inspiring guidance as Key Club faculty sponsor. 7 Q Ly GM FIRST ROW: Mark Brown, Teddy Hunt, George Wells, Jerry Thrift, Russell Radford, Heber Hunt, SECOND ROW: David Weber, David Burgess, James Harmon, Johnny Pye, David Matheny, Freddie Wilkie, Mr. Robert Blanton-Sponsor. THHID ROW: Tom Byers, Rudy King, Larry Marshall, Mac Dobson, Steve Stallcup, John Olson. FOURTH ROW: Larry Stallcup, Jerry Willis, Clarence Moss, Bruce Keller, Ladd Painter, Neil Anderson. TOM BYERS-President, RUSSELL RADFORD Vice President, LADD PAINTE R - Treasurer, JERRY FIRST ROW: Kathy Epley, Mary Frances Camp, Pat Greene, Dottie Pennington, Emilie Thornton, Susie Harrill, Mary Eve1ynWhite,Susan Grose, Linda Watkins, Judy Hyder, Mrs. Hugh Mills. SECOND ROW: Barry Ye1ton,O. A. Helfner, Paul Albergine, Tom Byers, Mac Dobson, Jimmy Cooley, Herbert Crenshaw, Reginald Gentry. CDQ 5af1k2 y Cool Springs has had superb representa- tion in the triangular debates this year. Our opponents in this district were Shelby and Newton-Conover. All teams in the state debated on the subject of Federal Aid to Education. OFFICERS MARY FRANCES CAMP-Secretary SUSAN GROSE-Vice President EMILIE THORNTON-President MRS. HUGH MILLS-Sponsor DEBATING TEAM MAC DOBSON, LINDA WATKINS, TOM BYERS, JUDY HYDER me e, To encourage Selfgdoniidgnce and poise in public spealciriggtiiiglfqiigifxain objective of the Junior This organiza- tion, each-y'eaijQQesmtgj'ai1ala y, partici- patesWifiiklmgwenefifibistrigfmForensic Contest Wand kyspkifisjotgef me United Nations Worlgl4l,2,eg.ge+9Sp'eakifiQfQ6ntestQ3, OFFICERS AI.-YNE KELLER-Program Chairman, BETTY BARBER- T r e asu r er , BOBBIE WILLIAMS-Secretary, BOBBIE HARRILL-President, RUDY KING-Vice President, MRS. J. D. COOLEY-Sponsor zznzbr peakkig FIRST ROW: Mrs. J. D. Cooley-Sponsor, Phyllis Thrift, Teresa Atchley, Libby Butler, Bobbie Harrill, Betty Barber, Nancy Splawn, Alyne Keller, Shelia Bridges, Shirley Smart. SECOND ROW: Dianne White, Christine Smith, Shelby Jean Morrison, Kay Lentz, Sara Swicegood, Patricia Frasheur, Alice Moore, Linda Downey, Phyllis Champion,Shirley Thompson. THIRD ROW: Donice Wilkerson, Tommy Lee, Thomas Jones,Desl Greene, Maurice Gulfey, Kathy Wall, Mike Bridges, Ann Watkins, Bobbie Williams, Hazel Smart. FOURTH ROW: Carole Jenkins, Kay Jackson, Susie Harrill, Carolyn Earley, Phyllis Earls, Sharon Davis, Marie Willis, Ann Cook, Carolyn l-Iarrill. FIFTH ROW: Lois Campbell, Carolyn Taylor, Pat Lowery,l-Iarriet Dalton, Susie Collins, Sylvia Iwerks, Mary Virginia Bray, Sharon Proctor. SIXTH ROW: Barry Yelton, Reggie Gentry, Claude Waters, Rudy King, Ronald Carpenter, George Wells. ., A . Qt A14 f + r e F'-N 8 i g - -X x -- 5 . ...W-.21'f' ' ' Q 2 111123 -Th ' WG' .'JGJf Y'iTEXVe? . OFFICERS MRS. JAMES WI-IISNANT MARVEL HUDGINS-President, .1oYcE GRIFFIN-County F. H. A. - sponsor - Treasurer, MARY LEE BAIN-Vice President, EMILIE THORN- TON-Senretary, DIANE HARRIS-Par l i a m en ta r i an , LINDA THOMPSON-Pmmst, CAROL THORNELOE-R e p o r t e r , SUSIE SCRUGGS-Treasur er, SHIRLEY THOMPSON-Recreation Direc- tor. yufure omemafers 54122 erica FIRST ROW: June Thomas, Sylvia Iwerks, Shelia Bridges, Teresa Atchley, Sybil Wilkerson, Linda Downey, Patricia Frasheur,Alice Moore, Shirley Smart, Libby Butler, Susan Grose, Rebecca Connor. SECOND ROW: Carol Thorneloe, Judy Crowe, Marvel Hudgins, Judy Jenkins, Janice Smart, Faye Matheny, Linda Padgett, Donice Camp,Bx-enda Dunkle, Kay Lentz, Shirley Bailey, Linda Martin. THIRD ROW: Patty Ward, Revia James, Suzanne Butler, Ellen Cook, Donnis Colley, Brenda Crowe, Diane Porter, Marjorie Miller, Ruth Marshall, Ramona Brantley, Carol Roper. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Griffin, Tanya Flack, Linda Thompson,Juanita Newton,Suzy Scruggs, Pat Lowery, Mary Jane Toguarelli, Annie -Klmbrell, Vivian Morrow, Carole Jenkins. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. James Whisnant, Kay Howard, Sandra Smith, Cynthia Wyatt. - Al' .. at I - l The Future Homemakers of America is a girls' organi- zation devoted to homemaklng and to establishment of a sound foundation for the homes of the future. With their inspiring motto, Toward New Horizons , the F. H. A. members further their goals by giving interesting and in- formative programs,presentinga chapel program, work- ing for school beautification, and co-operating in civil defense projects. , Throughout the year the F..H,-A. members take part in field trips, attend rallies, picnics, and the main social event, the Mother-Daughter banquet. Of interest to all F. H. A. members is the news regularly posted on the F. H. A. bulletin board. Jerry Thompson adds some information on Home Economics. FIRST ROW: Brenda Hardin, Linda Glascoe, Carolyn Causby, Dianne Harris, Peggy Wood, Emilie Thornton, Sharon Davis, Kathy Wall, Mary Stout, Camellia Ayers, Martha Daniel, Benny Sue Mclntyre. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Thrlft, Sandra Pllgtlm, Bobble Harrlll, Harriet Dalton, Rlta S-orrels, Linda Morrow, Paulette Van Dyke, Betty Ann Morrow, Sharon Proctor, Diane Vegoren, Marie Peeler, Mary Virginia Bray. THIRD ROW: Barbara Randall, Peggy Randall, Diane Tate, Susie Collins, Judy Pace, Carolyn Harrlll, Wanda Tessnear, Patty Jones, Mary Lee Bain, Marlon Owens, Lynn Carpenter, Jan- ice Hardin. FOURTH ROW: Joie Hutchins, Ann Watkins, Brenda Goode, Betty Dalton, Jackie Mode, Nancy Smith, Carolyn Taylor, Nancy Matheny, Laura Waters, Frances Bradley, Brenda Alley. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Judy Landis, Brenda Hudlow, Melba Hoyle, Janice Pruett, Brenda Smith, Myra Burgln, Marion McDaniel. MR. J. D. COOLEY SPONSOR J. C. GREENLEE-Sentinel HUGH HAMMOND-Vice President STEVE ROBBINS-President EDDIE UPTON-Treasurer JERRY BRANTLEY-Reporter J. W. PACE-Secretary FIRST ROW: Jim Butler, Tommy Penson, Larry Walker, David Lowery, Lloyd Melton, Fred Landis, Walter Adair, Jerry Brantley, Louis Vassey, Howard Horne, David Harmon, Robin Keller, Mr. Cooley. SECOND ROW: Roger Mayse, Ernest Yelton, James Price, Gene Huntley, Wayne Brooks, Hugh Hammond, Grady Wells, Howard Causby, Guy Lovelace, Wayne Bright, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Elmore, Michael Walker, Johnny Harris, Gene Roper, David Reape, Eddie Upton, Stanley Hooper, Jerry Willis, Ricky Bradley, Earl Higgins, Wade Yelton, Charles Queen, Tim McDaniel. FOURTH ROW: John Randall, Perry Steele, John Pace, Geary Miller, Steve Robbins, Walter Condrey, Jimmy Cooley, Herbert Toms, Dean Bright, Rodney Burnett. FIFTH ROW: Edward Norvell, Robert Wall, Joe Pritchard, Don Ruff, Albert Adair, Jewel Hawkins, James Melton, Ronald Wall, Steve Marshal. Allen Hamrick, Arnold Melton. ,-5, gufure arlners Qf fmerzba By learning more about the scientific meth- ods of production in modern agriculture, the Future Farmers of America strive to reach their goal of making thefarmer more effective and respected in his essential role in society. The club has served the school ' - - well by aiding in the care of the athletic J facilities of the school. Members of the F. F. A. promote individual achievement by doing their projects on their own. SUZIE SCRUGGS-President, JUDY SISK-Vice President, SHIRLEY THOMPSON-Secretary, BETH HARRIS-Treasurer, MRS. ETHEL MAYSE-Sponsor. gufufe eac ers Qf fZI2?Q!7'Cd Serious-minded young people showing a definite interest in the field of teaching form the member ship of the Cool Springs Future Teachers Club. The purpose of this club ls to familiarize its members with the opportunities, qualifications, working conditions, and endless rewards of teaching. In the hands of these future teachers lies the responsibility of molding minds . . . of building better citizens. Aworthy motto of all future teachers is With the will to do--with the aim to serve. Nancy Splawn, a future teacher, gets first hand practice in a REAL class- room. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ethel Mayse-Sponsor, Linda Glascoe, Dottie Pennington, Diane Lynch. SECOND ROW: Faye Ma- theny, Betty Barber, Lynn Carpenter, Frances Shytle, Edna Johnson. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Champion, Nancy Splawn, Beth Harris, Judy Luwdermilk, Mary Evelyn White, Judy Sisk. FOURTH ROW: Cecilia Geer, Suzie Scruggs, Shirley Thompson, Ann Watkins, Becky Stalnaker, FlFTH ROW: Robbie Collins, Phil Holllfield, Thomas Jones, Ronald Jones, Jerry Wall, Bruce Keller. 1,- W--,Wt 4 W1 wmm.,, . , , ,. ,A-,,,-...,-- I.. 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Homemaker of the year JAMES HARMON District Seed Judging Contest Wln- ner 196lg Llneman of the Year Award MARVEL I-IUDGINS Miss F. I-l. A. HEBER HUNT Student Council Scholarship Award TEDDY HUNT Student Council Scholarship Awudg English II Award JUDY HYDER Student Council Scholarship Awardg Finalist, Teen-Ager of the Year SIMON JONES All Conference Baseball BRUCE KELLER State winner 4-I-I Wildlife Proiectg Governor's Award Wildlife Conser- vatlong National 4-H Club Congress, Chlcagog Finalist Teen-Ager of the Year 1 if r-'37 1 112' 1. , 1 ..,. 325 F ,F .4 .., .. X4 -A kg 0 , 259' :El 55. ,, io Q f gf? X- Q , as , ' WNY U? .5 Q i, 1 6 . 1 W, P .5 54 ,. A Y iw ' 1 nh -me 9 Q . 1 1 V I ,A - 'P r. sf it 14,- : ' ' U' 8 ,wx-I 3 .,-.A X ?4 l , ...V , . I t 4' z , :K Q if My in if Mr? r 2 C Af - . IX' . 1 .' S ,Ja an aaa .v f li ty. t 'S . .,,.g,.,,5 it .z, . '5 'i 'Y PJ iff 2 af all w I I at t '. 4' A av me w Y , f. , 3 P I -. A N , a t ,. 4.33 'fi . 1 I or I , .. :A t . gt . S I 'J ' -'t,' 1961 ROBIN KELLER Piedmont Interstate Fair, Interna- tional Livestock Fair, Chicago RUDY KING General Science Award TOMMY LEE Biology Award J UDITI-I MARTIN Student Council Scholarship Award? w.o.w.u.s. History Award: Western District Forensic Contest, School Representative-Original Slleech DI' vision GEARY MILLER Piedmont Interstate Fair? Internal' tional Livestock Fair, Chicago JOHN PACE Outstanding Freshman Agriculture Award CAROL ANN ROBERTS Lnzzezu CAROL TI-IORNELOE First Place C.S.I-I.S. Science Fair, Senior Biological Division EMILIE THORNTON F.I-LA. Homemaker ofthe Year, Stu- dent C ou n c il Scholarship Award, Latin Award LOUIS VASSEY District Seed Judging Contest Win- ner 1961 JANE WALDROP Thlrd Place C.S.H.S. Science Fair, Senior Biological Dlvislong First Place A . S . T . C . District Science Fair, Lions Club Medal LINDA WATKINS First Place C.S.H.S. Science Fair, Senior Physical Division DAVE! WEBER First Place C.S.I-LS. Science Fair, Junior Physical Dlvisiong Best Ex- hibit C.S.I-l.S. Science Fairg Civics Award GEORGE WELLS Girls. Physical Education Award, First Place C.S.I-I.S. Science Fair, English I Award LARRY STALLCUP Player of the Year - Basketball STEVE STALLCUP Rebounder trophy - Basketball ALFRED SHIRES Best Blocker Award Junior Biological Divlslong Second Place A.S.T.C. District Science Fair MARY EVELYN WHITE Algebra Award FREDDIE WILKIE English III Award, Bill McKinney Sportsmanship Trophy ,.,. . ., fu 5? iz B . 'Y . -1: .. Q Wf, . , y ,.-- t ' l ras , ' J if ai' l ,.59'!' ':' 4 gg, wx . 4 ,VM M I t H .1 ,f W V., K4 H lx I I it 1 -Q Ii 'G , l it 'A 1 DON HARRIS lj, g Football Player of the Year my I . ' g H 75 . Q4., - ,gg..,. 9. ' E. 2533 MISS 1961 ,X ,,,g.w - . 1 . L,g,z,zA . Xdfxku 2. 1 asiffvgis W 'Au mx.. . 9 hs 5, 1 if 95,3 M agm ff by av, z9'xi.. '+, eS'mi im'1 J af ?ffWQ54'-wr'.Q .f'f'le ??.53!iIi:' 4 ' 6 , wh-,1lf.4 6 9 ,. -1,1 .. '.g:'F'-Quik gg 'rf' Q W Y .ff f 9 . fvgffx-i Q -. 3.5, , an bv N mg 'M .f?.!a-:ly-02... -.W JB' ,f 'W.F'2:u?-y:,5e: .,?Hv xi' X,5e:.?ff J l 0 QQ., vu: Q01 g'l,g3's,,, mmf' f - . J... f ,1 'gt-if ,nv M'Pgqvf grg off .f xref EA- n 3' x UM if .J ' I '5 4 eff, .- 4, Lf. JANE WALDROP Junior Sponsor gcomzkzy ANITA BURCH Senior Sponsor MYRA BURGIN Freshman Sponsor 1961 75 Q1-.Zz JOYCE HUDGINS Sophomore Sponsor The highlight ol our half -time activities was the crown- ing of our new homecoming queen, Anita Burch, by Mr. Seitz. Queen Anita registers sheer de- light as she hears-- The home- coming queen for 1961 is Miss Anita Burch The homecomingdance was one of fun, laughter and surprises. At least George is surprised! Our co-captains, Russell and James, enjoyed their halIetime task oI presenting Queen Anita with a beautiful bouquet of roses. omecomzhy 1961 These are the lovely girls and their escorts who took part in our homecomingiestlvities. They are Myra Burgin, Larry Marshall, Jane Waldrop, John Olson, Anita Burch, Johnny Watkins, Joyce I-ludgins Cecil Atchley. Between the banquet and dance the JUNIOR-SENIOR WAITRESSES Jr.-Snwaitressestake a little time FIRST ROW: Susie Hsu-rlll, Mary Evelyn White, Linda Padgett, out to eat. Judy Slsk, Diane Ross, Shirley Aldridge. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Chambers, Becky Stalnaker, Jane Waldrop, Beth Harris, Shirley Melton, Jerry Thompson, Kathy McBrayer, Tanya Flack. f' . . C1121 01 -' 6121 OI' Oi all those who thoroughly enjoyed STAIRWAY TO THE STARS--This was the ffjifggjgiegfagfglfjgjriniusb theme carried out by the Juniors as they pre- Sanz. sented to the Seniors the 1961 Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance. Stars and streamers gaily decorated the banquet tables. Stars dangled from the top of the gym and ln the background beckoned the glittering stairway. Laughter, gaiety, and mirth were the watch- words of this festive event. Dressed in his best, everyone appears to be having a dellghtiul time at the gally decorated banquet hall. -,'1 1 . f -,,e..4,-..-,,r -..-- 15125 Zozo Atthe close of the football season each year since 1957, the Lions Clubs of Rutherford, Burke, Cleveland, McDo- well, C aldwell , Gaston and Lincoln counties have brought to the Legion Memorial Park in Forest City an all- star contest between the best players of the North and South teams of the Western conference. The players and Lions, together with the Bowl prin- cesses, cheerleaders, and bands give to Forest City some of its finest enter- tainment of the year. Proceeds from the game are used to aid the sight handi- capped. Linda Thompson and her escort, Ladd Painter, enjoy a dance during the Lions Bowl festivities. MISS LINDA THOMPSON C. S. H. S. Lions Bowl Princess C. S. H. S. Lions Bowl Players: James Harmon, Alfred Haynes, Ron McKinney, Alfred Shires, Don Harris. x, N L' . ji- My BBO 'fl' ' 1 or K wx. 5 W V . 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OFFICERS VICKIE ROBERSON-Secretary LINDA THOMPSON-President LaVELLE MCCULLOCH-Vice President SHIRLEY ALDRIDGE-Treasurer E120 yram CMMS Students who have earned a letter through These clubsprnmote school spirit and sponsor participation ln the school's athletic program various projects to help support the athletic make up the membership of the Gir1's and department. One of the most successful of Boy's Monogram Clubs. the projects is the annual Student-Faculty bas- ketball game. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Russell Radford, Donnie Harrill, Russell Swlcegood, Mark ,ON HARRIS,Secretary,Treasurer Brown, Aubrey Street, James Harmon, Don Coffey, Ronnie Lytle, Don Jones, AMES HARM0N,P,.esidem David Burgess, Marshall Hardin. SECOND ROW: Phil Godfrey, Ron Mc- ,ONNIE LYTLE,Vice President Kinney, Larry Marshall, Steve Stallcup, Gary Grant, Don Harris, Jimmy Bradley, Jerry Willis, Larry Stallcup. THIRD ROW: Freddie Wilkie, A. C. Taylor,Jimmy But1er,John Watson, DonWaters, Billy Rae Frasheur, David Morehead, Alfred Haynes, Alfred Shlres, Mr. Bill Rucker-Adviser. x ' , VII C0 Captains: JAMES HARMON-RUSSELL RADFORD 4.2 4 , , , 1 S59 coaches: Mr. 1-'rank Shytle, Mr. Bm Rucker, and Mr. Ken Daves goofgaf 5760122 After four years near the bottom of the South-Western AAA football conference, the Golden Tornadoes finished the year with a winning record. The team was called the most improved team in Western North Carolina by the Asheville Citizen and was recognized as the best de- fensive team in the conference, holding four teams scoreless. Sporting a wing-T offense powered by a fast, hard-hitting line and an elusive backfield, the team piled up substantial scores against Polk-Central and Chase. Cool Springs was the only team to score more than once against the conference champion, powerful and undefeated Shelby. Throughout the season each player showed the undying spirit and the determination that makes winning games possible. Inspired bya sense of responsibility to a great school soon to be consolidated and the superb coaching combination of Bill Rucker, Ken Daves, and Frank Shytle, the team did a remarkable job. It certainly deserves all the respect and appreciation it has received from students and faculty. FIRST ROW, left to right: Freddie Wilkie, David Burgess, Don Coffey, Ozzie Street, James Harmon, David Matheney, Donnie Harrill, Mark Brown, Russell Radford, Phil Hollifield. SECOND ROW, left to right: Manager Phil Godfrey, Steve Stallcup, Ron Jones, Sammy Newton, Marshal Hardin, Gary Grant,Jlm Bradley, Don Waters, Alfred Haynes, Stephen Dobbins, Simon Jones, Manager Bill Frasheur, THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Rucker, Ronnie McKinny, Alfred Shires, Jerry Willis, A. C. Taylor, Jim Butler, Larry Stallcup, David Morehead, Don Harris, Coach Ken Daves. DON HARRIS RON MCKINNEY Fullback Tackle FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD GAME SCORE We They CHASE 14 7 KINGS MOUNTAIN O 14 CHERRYVILLE 12 13 TAYLORSVILLE 12 6 R. IS. CENTRAL 6 13 LINCOLNTON 14 6 BELMONT 6 0 POLK-CENTRAL 19 0 CHASE 20 0 SHELBY 13 28 DAVID BURGESS Guard DAVID MOREHEAD AUBREY STREET End Guard JAMES HARMON RUSSELL RADFORD Guard Half-back PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Simon Jones - Chase Alfred Shlres - Kings Mt. James Harmon - Cherryville and Chase Don Harris - Taylorsville and Polk-Central Ron McKinney - Central Russell Radford - Llncolnton Sam Newton - Belmont Larry Stallcup - Shelby All-Conference Squad Larry Stallcup Alfred Shlres James Harmon Freddle Wllkle Don Harris FREDDIE WILKIE C enter oofgaf Harris receives a pass and heads for Radford sprints for a touchdown. the goal line. Players and oificials do not always agree. Hzu-mon :md Stallcup go in for za tackle Pile-up on the goal line---a touchdown! Co-Captains-LINDA THOMPSON SHIRLEY ALDRIDGE Coach-MR. BILL RUCKER Manager-ANN WATKINS Under the,-guidgnce and direction of Coach Bill Rucliezgitfhe 'Golden Tornadoettes con- tinued to 'lioldf'tl1eIge,d1i1iration of the student body and b5skeQ:bQI fans of Forest City. A1- though not as 'idqdzas the previous season, the team played well throughqut the year and defeated several strongiearxis in the confer- ence. Spiritwas hikhfamong the girls the en- tire year. Basketbaglleinggool Springs has de- veloped around charactelif end leadership in all girls who have participated. Qfkfg 7 cfgasfefgaf Sara Swicegood,Joyce Hudgins, Ann Cook, Judy Crowe, Linda Thompson, Jole Hutchins, LaVel1e Mc- Culloch, Cecilia Geer, Joyce Griffin, Carol Ann Roberts, Doris Greenlee, Shirley Thompson, Shirley Aldridge, Jean Dyer, Barbara Greenlee. Shirley Aldridge Forward ' LaVe11e McCulloch Linda Thompson Guard Forward 0r12ao6effes Doris Greenlee Judy Crowe Forward Guard 91 Co-Captains-DON JONES LARRY STALLCUP Coach-MR. KEN DAVES Manager-DON BLANTON This year the Tornadoes of the basketball court thrilled their cheering crowds with many close and hard-fought games., The Golden Boys showed a vast improvement over previous seasons. At the same time they maintained the esteemed qualities of excel- lent sportsmanship and fine splrlt that has become synonymous wlth Cool Springs. oys ' Sjasfefgaf Don Coffey, Roger Scruggs, Steve Stallcup, Don Harris, Phil Luckadoo, Bruce Steffey, John Watson, Larry Stallcup, Bob Bradley, Cecil Atchley, Don Waters, Larry Marshall, Don Jones, Mark Brown LARRY STALLC UP , , Forward CECIL ATCHLEY STEVE STALLCUP Guard Forward 0l'1?d 066' DON HARRIS BOB BRADLEY Center Cerner 93 iii 'C 011120 OQ57' W Ufe Gourf Sera Hlble for th 6 rebound. Thompson Shoots Luckadoo stretches 3 held goal for a lay-up. steve drives in and 'Sho OYS - 94 Larry Ov er , and tosses Eoglvfrs 111s guard A s Lex g, V P 2' rj KE I ,TQ fi' wg ,-.1 , X -r 5 W . 'x , r Af- A T -1 I 5' fs ,,' 'V 1- ' V' 'Q ' K 1 :P T' Q. V, ' -I 7 1 . 1 B 1 1 ' in , V V A J 1 'X 'A ' I fl, : I .P 70 ,L A 7 , p f , '1' ' ' If - V ' f W K, W, W :Y M , ' Q , P ' . F , ,M . X1 A , W. W 5 4 L ' W m . g vm - , . , . , . 1 ry A 4, Q-Nyyi xlwwh np. .W 5, ,K UQ U 1:0 . 9' Q4 18 gp Q: 'lf , . f'eA. 5, , f',j .H ..,,- . 3 5 , . FIRST ROW: Laura Waters, Rita Sorrels, Shirley Smart, Linda Downey, Marjorie Miller, SECOND ROW: Sandra Smith, Susie Harrill, Carol Jenkins, Carolyn Earley, Kay Jackson. uzzjor Yfafszg ygasfefgaf FIRST ROW: Don Blanton, Scott Padgett, Barry Coker, 0. A. Heffner, Ray Haynes, Bob Bailey, Steve Butler. SECOND ROW: Drew Mayse, Philip Marchman, Larry Davis, Freddie Smith, Herbert Cren- shaw, Jimmy Harris. FIRST ROW: Bill Rucker, coach, Jerry Steffey, Freddie Wright, Johnny Hawkins, Fay Earley, Billy Pittman. SECOND ROW: Jim Bradley, Don Harris, Leroy Beheler, Ronnie Lytle, James Harmon, Alfred Shires, Cecil Atchley. THIRD ROW: Bruce Steffey, Ronald Carpenter, David Matheny, Don Coffey, Jerry Willis, Don Jones. 1961 ygasegaf 780122 BASEBALL STATISTICS We They 8 0 Central Polk-Central 'I 0 Central 0 Z Cherryville 0 4 Kings Mountain 5 0 Belmont 1 0 Lincolnton 5 0 Shelby 6 0 Chase 5 0 Central 4 2 Kings Mountain 4 3 Belmont 0 9 Cherryville 0 3 Shelby 8 4 Chase 10 3 Conference record: 10-4, second place The baseballteam of 1961 began the season with awinriinifgaine against Central and went on to galn an ahold the first place position in the conference f6r'th'e major part of the sea- son. Having orle ofthe best pitching staffs in the state a.nd the ,superb coaching talents of Bill Rucker, theuteam did much to raise Cool Springs toahigh prestige in the baseball his- tory of this area. We have always had a fine baseball team but this is one to be exception- ally proud ofa' FIRST ROW: George Thompson, Russell Swicegood, Aubrey Street, Va.n Carroll, Charles Bridges, Ted McCulloch, Charles Vlckery, Russell Radford. SECOND ROW: Maurice Guffey, Hugh Hammond, Davld Morehead, Freddie Wilkie, Alfred Haynes, Jlmmy Butler, Mark Brown, Phil Hollifield, Ronald Jones. THIRD ROW: Coach-Bill Brlttain, Steve Dobbins, Leonard Hill, A. C. Taylor, Gary Grant, Marshall Hardin, Doug Hudson, Sammy Newton, Ron McKinney, Richard Champion, Rudy King, Roger Scruggs, David Burgess. I' G and 01-me iff:-int,-,,.s R Kd Burgess eddie Wmgfsell SW V 16 lc wma oa egood and sw Be' 98 1 . Qfik - Q' ue? .zyitrl wsu, , , , . 3 ' Jr' Ni f -we A 1 M' V-, .3 ' '-v F , Ar! ,Q K, I . i .S 0 . jf, Q. . ' 5 ' . . A I , J . Q , s v . G. 2.2. 2 . .. Q , 4 . . . . I 0' W' . 0 ,' o 1, Tug ,Q . Q3 . gn 7' . .vxf ' Q 'Ab'f s . f by 9,4 ' .. Q ' ' . ,f ' 'V.-,-,Q-----0- ' v ' ' - ' -. . , g ' 1 Q ' q . .4 ' s .Q k 9. I n. t q o Lt. 6 1 . U .I 1 ,I - A --ff...Il,'..:.-4E1.:nx,W4r:i,' A I 4' .Nz Q Q - 2, . - . - '-.ifms1gfe.-. -.-.-3-fe.f,i:4 f f.ezg-pk iw. Aw- ' ' t 'L A' ' 1.'a.' , 3i,.i5',N:e .a : , . A H . .. A. wavy-s.'. K1 .M . 'H Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of 1962 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BOSTIC Malvtn C. Swlcegood, Minister Fred G. Wright, Superintendent of Sunday School Max Gunter, Director of Baptist Training Union Mrs. Gene Holllfleld, President of W.M.U. Charles Morgan, President of Brotherhood Mrs. Fred G. Wright, Church Organlst Robert McDonald, Chairman of Trustees Wilbur Braddy, Custodian of Building and Grounds Mrs. Nelson Root, Church Clerk and Librarian Wisdom is the principal thingg therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Proverbs 4: Bostic, North Carolina The Congregation and Staff of THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Extend Congratulations to the Graduates and Faculty On Completion of Their Year's Work Reverend M. Teague Hipps, Minister Miss Hilda Quinn, Director of Christian Education Mrs. Fred Blanton, Church Secretary Mr. G. Hoyle Blanton, Minister of Music Mrs. G. Hoyle Blanton, Organist Mr. Wade McKinney, Chairman of the Official Board Arthur Vickers, Sexton Forest City, North Carolina THE MEMBERS AND STAFF CF THE FLORENCE BAPTIST CHURCH Convey Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Students and Faculty .:k , C Minister-T. W. Estes Minister of Music-To Be Supplied Secretary-Miss Martha Jean McFarland Trust in the Lord with all thine hearty and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Florence Baptist Church Corner Florence and Broadway Forest City, North Carolina Best Wishes From The Membership Of is B Q THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH David Hoke Coon, Jr., Minister , Miss Jeanne Saunders, Minister of Music and Education Mrs. Ben Cole, Church Secretary and Librarian Mrs. Grover Bradley, Organist R. E. Holllfield, Treasurer Mrs. J oe Dalton, Director of Children's Service Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Watson, Our Missionaries to Japan Reuben Allen, Custodian Let No Man Despise Thy Youth: But be Thou an Example of the Believers, in Word, in Conversation, in Love, in Spirit, in Faith, in Purity. Timothy 4:12 Forest City, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of Cool Springs High School from A' ff Fw- I fftg ALEXANDER BAPTIST CHURCH Marlon D. Blanton, Minister R. L. Llneberger, Minister of Music Mrs. R. Lineberger, Miss Catherine Hoyle, Organists J. Garnell Wall, Treasurer Miss Selma Marshall, President W.M.U. Mrs. Dewitt Campfield, Director Training Union Carl Rny Bradley, Superintendent Sunday School D. P. 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STERCHIVS Quality Used Cars CH-5-5881 Office Phone-Cl-I-5-2313 The South's Largest Home Furnishers Forest City, North Carolina Night Phone--CH-5-4564 226 W. Main St. Forest City, North Carolina NEILAN UNDERWOOD ELECTRONICS HUGHES AUTO Phone-CH-5-6491 Hughes Auto Cz Home Supply Phone-CH-5-4131 413 E. Trade Street Forest City, North ca-mum Forest City, North Carolina R. DOUGLAS DORSEY AGENCY A11 Forms of Insurance 805 East Main Street Forest City, North Carolina GORDON R. DOGGETT FURNITURE STORE Furniture to Suit You 8: Your Pocketbook Phone-CI-I-5-9006 Rt. 3 Forest City, North Carolina MCARTH URS TIN SHOP Awning, Ornamental Iron Work Storm Doors 81. Windows Forest City, North camuna WITHROW MOTEL Air Conditioned Free Television in Rooms Highway '14 Forest City, North Carolina R Ka B RECAPPING Expert Recapping Km Repairing Phone-CH-5-4813 Highway 74 West Forest City, North Carolina STALLINGS JEWELRY STORE COWAN TIRE Ka BATTERY CO Tire Headquarters Thomas Street Forest City, North Carolina Stallings' Building Forest City, North carolina YOUNG'S Quality Shoes 287 East Main Street Forest City, North Carolina GAMBLE'S FLORIST F.T.D. Member Flowers for All Occasions Dial-CH-5-4724 308 West Main Street Forest City, North Carolina Congratulations From the FASHION SI-IOPPE Ladies' and Chlldren's Ready-to-wear Forest City, North Carolina J .W. WATERS Quality Used Northern Cars Phone-CH-5-5254 Forest City, North Carolina R.F .D. ttl Located at Sandy Mush ED JENKINS Body Shop East Main Street Forest City, North Carolina VASSEY 'S JEWELRY and LOAN Forest City, North Carolina CHARLES WATKINS Used Chr Exchange For Better Used Cars Phone CH 5-4397 Forest City, North Carolina YELTON MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers and Dist. of Yelton's Best Flour Yelton's Best Corn Meal Rutherlordton, North Carolina WATERS FLORIST Flowers For A11 Occa 1 s ons FTD Membe ' r. Mrs. Melvin Waters Dial CH 5-4888 Forest City, North Carolina Feminine Apparel of Dignity and Distinction Dial-CH-54511 Forest City, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES Your Home of Reliable Guarantees Phone CH 5-4297 Forest City, North Carolina LOGAN HARDWARE COMPANY Values and Variety Phone-CH-5-4412 Forest City, North Carolina JOHNSON'S SHELL SERVICE West Main Street jun., Forest City, North Carolina ' J. T. CAMP Used Cars Phone CH 5-2244 Forest City, North Carolina DALTON PAPER k SUPPLY CO., Wholesale Paper Merchants Phone CH 5-4728 126 Depot Street Forest City, North Carolina INC THEODORE EARIS' GARAGE Hospitalization Genegix Qflglrgemu Fire-Auto-Liability 114 East Main Street Forest City' North ummm Forest City, North Carolina FOREST DALE LAUNDRY K: CLEANERS Your Sanltone Dry Cleaner Dial CH 5-4308 Sn CH 5-4500 Forest Clty, North Carolina Your Friendly Store Cnffif HARRIS STYLE SHOP Quality Clothing Main Street Forest city, North Carolina N fifi nmabtm Rutherfordton, North Carolina EDITORS' A CKNOWL EDGEMENT For the support and response we have received this year, we wish to thank our patrons, our faculty, our hard-work - ing staff, you the students, and especially Mrs. Henry Giles, our advisor. Judith Martin Linda Watkins OUR OTHER FRIENDS Dr. C.V. Abernathy Dr. R.G. Mauney Dr. T.G. Williams Dr. J.A. stppenneld Dr. G.F. Beclcnell, Jr. Dr. C.L. Griffith Dr. James L. Byers Dr. w.c. Bostic, Jr. James S. Lawler Claude Lowery Walsh Grayson Bridges Auto Parts Van V. Vlckery wx cl n . f 1 , ...bt ' yrs' , Q,rJf',a:M1 8,1 'q , 2, ,f, ' s.:e,.w1,3.M ur Zekoe gffma Wafer In 1958, our new gymnasium was completed. All players, students, and sports fans have greatly ap- preciated thls addition to our high school. 134 Promptly at ten minutes of three on the last day of school, the students of C.S.H.S. will pour out the doors, pile into the cars and buses, and leave, as usual--but with a differ- ence. The scene will not oc cur again. we S766 asf Whiteflurries give a brief va.- cation for snowball fights but the school remains the center of attention- -basketball play- ers return for practice, stu- dents drlve by, eager to return. The door closes to high school students for a final time. But it will remain to us a door forever open to fond memories. IBS B :. 1 .., l S: ,Mn . .hw Q ' ,,-1-,Q E n 4 'wx ' g ..,. Q M y 1 xx an 0 'A Q .. It 4x ff. 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