Crabtree Iron Duff High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Crabtree, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1963 volume:

sesii ' v ' ANNUAL STAFF Marie Wood Editor Melba Greene Co-Editor Deanna Crawford Business Manager Barbara Ferguson Associate Business Manager Wilma Jones Class Prophetess Circulation Manager Carolyn B. Marcus Mary Sue Parks Class Testator Ruth McCracken Typist and Statistician Lois Greene Class Editor Haywood County Public Library Waynesville FOREWORD The Annual Staff has enjoyed preparing this, the record book of our dear old school days. Within the covers of this book you will get a glimpse of what life is like here at Crabtree-Iron Duff. We have tried to make this a credit to the class of ' 63, as well as an accurate record book, to be turned through many years from now when we are looking back with wistful eyes to the days of our youth when we were proud to call Crabtree-Iron Duff my school.” To our beloved parents and teachers we say, Thank you for your patience with the staff and for your gracious attitude toward making our Yellow Jacket a success.” Editor-in-Chief A 2 DEDICATION MRS. LOUIE NOLAND For your untiring efforts in the interest of progress for us, the students of Crabtree-Iron Duff High School; for your unwavering friendship; for being a most understanding and cheerful person; and for your helpfulness to all those who seek your aid and advice, we, the staff, do proudly and gratefully dedicate this 1963 Yellow Jacket to you, Mrs. Louie Noland, past teacher of Crabtree-Iron Duff, whom we all respect and love so dearly. So to the woman whom we shall never forget for her contributions to the school and her interest in our behalf, the staff is proud to dedicate this, the 1963 edition, to our true friend, Mrs; Louie Noland. 3 PRINCIPAL R. C. Evans SECRETARY Mrs. Edith Milner SCHOOL BOARD Joe Best Ed Rogers 4 FACULTY Mrs. Pearl J. Yates William Thomas Poole English, Typing Social Studies and Math John M. Carver Science Mrs. Edna J. Noland Home Economics Guy J. Angel Agriculture Jarvis Teague Librarian 5 FACULTY Nancy Russell Roxie N. James Edith Plemmons First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Sybil B. Crawford Fourth Grade Lorena R. Duckett Fifth Grade Betty B. Terrell Sixth Grade Beauford Gilliland Seventh Grade William Glenn Noland Eighth Grade Virgie K. Sorrells Special Education SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Haynes, president; Melba Greene, vice-president; Deanna Crawford, secretary; Barbara King, reporter; Marie Wood, treasurer; Johnny Bradshaw, devotional leader. MASCOTS June Lynne Caldwell Jeff Ferguson 7 SENIORS CAROLYN BEASLEY Bubbles JOHNNY BRADSHAW Bradford DEANNA CRAWFORD Dee RICHARD CRAWFORD Top Cat 8 BARBARA FERGUSON Barbie SENIORS BILLY GLANCE Roadrunner LOIS GREENE Dob MELBA GREENE Mop JIMMY HAYNES Scratch 9 WILMA JONES Little’n SENIORS BARBARA KING Shorty RUTH McCracken Winkle MARY SUE PARKS Wild One DALLAS SMITH Speedy MARIE WOOD Peach CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951, we the class of 1963, made our appearance in school. We were thirty-six bright-eyed youngsters, some happy, some crying, all wondering what this big building with a long hall and school bell would hold for us. Everything was a little confusing at first, but after a short time, we learned our way around and began to feel like a part of the school. During the first eight years of school we prepared ourselves for high school. In this preparation were many joys, a few sorrows and a display of the leather belt upon oc¬ casions! With our minds filled with many memories, there were nineteen of us who entered high school. High school came with the changing of classes, different clubs, and the basket¬ ball teams. All of us have belonged to the Dramatics Club for which we have pro¬ duced four different plays: The Dancers , Babbit ' s Boy,” It ' s Cold in Them Thar Hills, and Mama ' s Getting Married. Our Junior-Senior Banquet, Song In My Heart, was given at the Townhouse and every girl was dressed in a beautiful gown. We will remember this occasion for many years. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. banquets have always been something to look forward to. We will hold these high in our memory books. We are fifteen proud Seniors looking forward to a bright future. Our years of school have almost ended. We will always remember the happy times we have had together. In saying good-by we express our gratitude, for this has been the best years of our lives. Deanna Crawford Historian 11 12 HARVEST KING AND QUEEN Richard Crawford and Deanna Crawford 13 MOST POPULAR Dallas and Deanna FRIENDLIEST Johnny and Wilma MOST STUDIOUS Richard and Ruth MOST MISCHIEVOUS Bill and Wilma MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jimmy and Melba SUPERLATIVES 14 SUPERLATIVES BEST SPORTS Jimmy and Barbara CLASS BABIES Bill and Barbara BACHELOR AND OLD MAID Johnny and Mary Sue PRETTIEST AND BEST LOOKING Richard and Lois BEST ALL-ROUND Dallas and Marie 15 SUPERLATIVES MOST SINCERE Johnny and Ruth MOST INTELLECTUAL 16 SUPERLATIVES MOST COURTEOUS Dallas and Barbara BIGGEST FLIRTS Richard and Mary Sue MOST ORIGINAL Johnny and Melba BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jimmy and Barbara CLASS PESTS Bill and Carolyn 17 WILL IT HAPPEN? The year is 1980, The place, the Crabtree-Iron Duff High School Auditorium. The occasion, a reunion of the graduating class of 1963. As I look around at this assembly of old friends, I find it difficult to believe that seventeen years have passed since we left the shelter of Crabtree-Iron Duff High School and started out into the world to win fame and fortune for ourselves. Some of us have acquired a few gray hairs, but it ' s easy to see we are still young and charming. We have distinguised citizens among us now -- proof that ambition and determination have been carried out. Carolyn B. Marcus is happily married. She and her husband, David, own Ghost Town in Daytona Beach, Florida. Johnny Bradshaw has chosen military life. He is now a Five-star General in Uncle Sam ' s Army. Deanna Crawford and husband have just returned to their home on the moon. Richard Crawford has been put in prison for the premature burial of his best friend. Barbara Ferguson is living on a dairy farm, and is employed part-time in the Education Building. Lois Greene is the home agent in Haywood County, She was always interested in home making. Melba Greene is cooking for the Crabtree-Iron Duff School, and on her days off, she flies to Cuba in her private plane to teach Castro Spanish. Bill Glance owns and operates the Glance Candy Company near Messer Road. He is peddling candy at the Crabtree basketball games. Jimmy Haynes is a guard at San Quentin Prison. It seems he always did like the other side of the bars. Barbara King, with all her seriousness, has become a very efficient English teacher in California. Ruth McCracken is a secretary working in the capitol at Washington, D. C. Dallas Smith, a state highway patrolman, has just been arrested and fired for permitting former class¬ mates to violate the law. Mary Sue Parks enjoys driving her Chevrolet through the streets of Waynesville, while her devoted husband is making a living as a mechanic. Marie Wood lives on a 200-acre cattle ranch in Abilene, Texas, and during her spare time is Elvis Presley ' s private secretary. She always did like Elvis. And I, Wilma Jones, am living in Hawaii and working as a professional model for the Jansen Clothing Company. It’s one o ' clock now and our party is breaking up. I am tired, but thrilled beyond words. As I say good night to all my friends, my heart is aglow with the warmth and happiness of finding myself once more among these wonderful people of Ole Crabtree-Iron Duff High! Class Prophetess Wilma Jones 18 SENIORS’ PRIMARY PICTURES 19 JUNIOR OFFICERS, left to right: Jim Bob Reeves, president; Jackie Ferguson, vice- president; Grovene Parks, reporter; Regenia Milner, secretary; Sandra Wood, treas¬ urer. SOPHOMORE OFFICEERS, left to right: Eddie Wood, treasurer; Judy Crawford, vice- president; Gail Crawford, secretary; Teddy Haynes, reporter; Kenny Duckett, presi¬ dent. FRESHMAN OFFICERS, left to right; John Best, treasurer; DeanJBest, vice-president; Freda Greene, reporter; Teresa Tate, secretary; Linda Greene, president. JUNIOR CLASS Jimmy Bradshaw Elsie Brown Frances Davis Jackie Ferguson Nina James Jack Justice Regenia Milner Bobby McClure Joe Bob Nesbitt Corina O. Surrett Grovene Parks Charles Putman Ronny Ray Jackie Rector Jim Bob Reeves Shirley Rathbone Shirley Steveson Bobby Southerland Charles Williamson Sandra Wood 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 Phyllis Best Gene Clark Gail Crawford Judy Crawford Kenny Duckett Kenneth Downs Roger Ferguson David Franklin Charles Garner Gary Gillett Teddy Haynes Morris Hannah Wayne Hawkins Ned Inman DeAnna Leming David Moore Brenda McCracken Neal McElroy Joy ce McElroy Edwin Messer Walter Noland Nolan Palmer Cheryl Parks Nancy Parton Doris Plemmons Jim Plemmons Jerry Rathboone Alline Smith Eddie Wood Camilla Trantham 22 FRESHMAN CLASS Charles R. Best Dean Best Jean Best John Best Jack Brown Edward Clark Carol Crawford Margaret Fisher Carlene Ferguson Dale Glance Freda Greene Linda Greene Carroll Hawkins Janell Hill Mildred Hughes Jake Justice Freda Lee Mary E. Messer Mary L. Messer Patty Milner Louise Noland Charles Penland Marlene Rathbone Martina Rector Harold Sanford Tommy Smith Joe Tate Teresa Tate John Woodard 23 SENIORS’ BABY PICTURES 24 ELEMENTARY GRADES HARVEST KINGS AND QUEENS Alvin Sutton and Helen June Best David Reeves and Linda McCracken EIGHTH GRADE Helen June Best Nancy Brown Ellis Clarke Marie Crawford Bill Davis Bobby Downs Linda Franklin Ralph Gillett Linda Glance Nolan Hall Gary Hannah Ronny Hawkins Doris Hughes Sarah Jones Wanda Justice Sarah Kirkpatrick Troy McCracken Johnny McElroy Judy McElroy Ted McElroy Elbert Meadows Rebecca Messer Richard Messer Jack Nesbitt Coleen Overman David Penland Larry Presnell Howell Price Earl Putman Danny Ray Libby Smith Alvin Sutton Charles Wood Lealion Woodard 26 SEVENTH GRADE Johnny Beasley Joyce Best Richard Carlson Shirley Crawford Sandra Ferguson Stanley Fullbright Ronald Gillett Roger Hannah Wayne Inman Patsy James Jerry Fanning Kenneth Fanning Carl Mathews Edna McElory Boyd Meadows Van Noland Fynne Palmer Marianna Plemmons Bill Price Johnny Rathbone Ned Rector Beth Reeves Charles Smith Gary Smith Jackie Smith Joel Smith Floyd Southerland Ruth Surrett 27 SIXTH GRADE Roger Beasley Gary Best Roger Bishop William Carver Christine Clark Mike Davis William Downs Gail Ferguson Carolyn Gillett Donna Guge Boone Hannah David Hill Susie Howell Kathy Hughes William James June Jenkins Walter Justice Dallas McElroy Thad McCracken Judy Noland Evelyn Overman John Palmer Tommie Palmer Sandra Parks Glenda Price Joan Rathbone Teddie Reeves Linda Russell Roger Smith Carl Southerland Wanda Trantham Edward White 28 FIFTH GRADE Linda Best Karen Bishop Kathyn Brown Phyllis Brown Tommy Carlson Jerry Carver Mary Jean Crawford Horace Downs Carolyn Franklin Roseann Frady Diane Fullbright Debbie Glance Eugene Hannah Jane Hannah Mary Jean Hill Mike James Taylor Kirpatrick Harold Moore Paula Moore Kenny Messer Gail Noland Tommy Noland Pinkey Parker Dillard Parks Brenda Presnell Raeford Putman Janette Rathbone Larry Reeves Donald Smart Larry Sutton Kathy Woodard Eugene White 29 FOURTH GRADE Stevie Beasley Mike Beasley Nancy Guge Bonnie Hannah June Hannah James Hicks June Howell Darlene Justice Debra McCracken Karen McCracken Robert McElroy James Meadows Cathey Messer Steve Milner Renne Moore Robbie Moore Phyllis Noland Carroll Overman Cecil Palmer Mary Gaye Palmer Gerald Rathbone Harold Rogers Kathy Rogers Brenda Sanford Eva Lilly Southerland Wilma Southerland Johnny Smith Yolanda Smith 30 PRIMARY GRADES Louie Bailey Malcolm Beasley Harold Best Janet Best Sharon Best Craig Bishop Doyle Brown Joan Brown Wayne Brown Ray Cagle Emily Caldwell Lary Carlson Stevie Crawford Sherry Davis Ed Downs Wayne Downs Allen Duckett Nancy Duckett William Duckett James Ferguson Johnny Bruce Ferguson Mike Ferguson Kenneth Ferguson Steve Ferguson James Frady Bruce Franklin Phoebe Fulbright Kathy Greene Lani Green Scotty Guge Barbara Hannah Frank Hannah Deborah Haynes Lorena Hicks 31 PRIMARY GRADES Marlene Hill Wally Hill Ernestine Hoglen Beatrice Howell Ralph Hughes Brenda Inman Sharon Jenkins Myra Jones June Justice Eugene Ledford Dewayne Banning Bobby Lemming Linda McCracken Carolyn McElroy Eugene McElroy Irene McElroy Ronny McElroy Wanda Meadows Darrell Messer Eyvonne Messer Mildred Messer Janet Nesbitt Jeff Noland John Noland Kathy Noland Linda Noland Rita Noland Sharon Noland Billy Overman Vernon Overman David Palmer Isabel Parker Jewel Parker Barbara Payne 32 PRIMARY GRADES Jeanette Price Mary Price Ralph Price Roger Price Wayne Price Raeford Putman Brenda Rathbone Margaret Rathbone Margaret Rathbone Robby Rathbone Wilma Rathbone David Reeves Randy Reeves Margaret Rogers Dale Russel Kathy Sanford Vicky Sanford Bobby Shook , Deborah Smith Donna Smith Gary Smith Karen Smith Marlene Smith Rhonda Smith John Southerland Walter Southerland Pamela Strange Jimmy Tabor Charles West Gary White Sue White Bobby Wood Chris Woodard Melvin Woodard Myrtle Woodard 33 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class, of the Crabtree-Iron Duff High School, the county of Haywood, and state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any previous will or wills made by us. I, CAROLYN B. MARCUS, will my cheerleading suit to Camilla Trantham, my love for black Cadil¬ lacs to Freda Greene, and my love for boys (with the exception of David) to Louise Noland, I will my ability to get caught in study hall to Janell Hill. I, JOHNNY BRADSHAW, will Bus No. 9 to Jimmy Bradshaw or anyone else who can stand to drive it; my ability to drive fast to (patrolman) Bobby McClure. I, DEANNA CRAWFORD, will my love for basketball to Gail Crawford and my love for study halls to Kenny Duckett. I, RICHARD CRAWFORD, will Bus No. 8 to Bobby McClure; my love for basketball to Kenny Duckett, and everything else to Jimmy Bradshaw. I, BARBARA FERGUSON, will my love for typing to Phyllis Best and my seat in economics class to Judy Crawford. I, BILL GLANCE, will my basketball suit to Teddy Haynes and Bus No. 47 to anyone who can stand it. I leave my love for Santa Claus to Teresa Tate. I, LOIS GREENE, will my seat in study hall to Linda Greene, and hope that she doesn ' t get caught doing things she isn ' t supposed to do, like I did. I, MELBA GREENE, will my tallness to Morris Hannah, my long fingernails to Gail Crawford, my love for Spanish to Gary Gillett, and my ability to get back in my seat to Judy Crawford, hoping there won ' t be a thumbtack in it. I, JIMMY HAYNES, will my basketball uniform No. 33 to Kenny Duckett, and my position at first base to Joe Bob Nesbitt, I, WILMA JONES, will my ability to make decisions to Janell Hill; my love for basketball to Sarah Jones; and my ability of being available for any trouble that comes along to Louise Noland, I, BARBARA KING, will the reportership to the Waynesville Mountaineer to Grovene Parks, my locker to anyone who gets it, and my love for basketball to Regenia Milner. I, RUTH McCRACKEN, will my betraying smiles to Brenda McCracken, and my seat in Spanish class to Judy Crawford, and hope she learns to speak Spanish better than I did. 1, DALLAS SMITH, will Bus No. 27 to Kenny Duckett; my love for basketball to Charles Wood, and last, but not least, my love for school to Jim Bob Reeves. I, MARIE WOOD, leave my love for reading, typing, and Spanish to Eddie and Charles Wood; my love for school to Charles Garner; my love for Waynesville, my love for black headed boys, and my love for riding around in Ford cars to Freda Greene. And I, MARY SUE PARKS, will my quietness to Freda Greene; my love for black headed boys (with the exception of Kyle) to Camilla Trantham; my love for ' 60 Chevrolets to Cheryl Parks, hoping she will take good care of them. Class Testator Mary Sue Parks 34 35 ALMA MATER Our todays and yesterdays are bricks which we build; We will each do our work well; See that each hour is filled. Building in these walls of time, Well march on with a purpose true, With the spirit shinning through. Dear Ole C. I. D! The Freshmen and Sophomores both don ' t know what ' s foretold; Juniors-Seniors struggling toward their goal. New-made friendships have stood the test. But old friends are the best. Dear Old C. I. D. Rah! Rah! Rah! CRABTREE-IRON DUFF, OUR BLUE AND GOLD Rah! Rah! Rah! Brand new bricks to lay as we go on our way. — Mrs. Philip Chase CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: CLASS MOTTO; Carnation Blue and white Whatever you do, do it the best you can! 36 F. H. A. CLUB F. F A. CLUB 38 MONOGRAM CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB 39 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 40 41 SPORTS INTRODUCTION BASKETBALL BASEBALL 42 BASEBALL Left to right, FIRST ROW: Billy Glance, Richard Crawford, Teddy Haynes, Jim Bob Reeves. SECOND ROW: Dallas Smith, Kenny Duckett, Eddie Wood, Roger Ferguson, THIRD ROW: Bobby McClure, Jimmy Haynes, Morris Hannah, Joe Bob Nesbitt. 43 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, FRONT ROW; Louise Noland, Jean Best, Marlene Rathbone, Janell Hill, Freda Crawford, Judy Crawford, Martina Rector, Cheryl Parks; manager, Camilla Trantham. Left to right, BACK ROW; Coach, Mr. Gilliland; Brenda McCracken, Freda Greene, Carlene Ferguson, Wilma Jones, Regenia Milner, Jackie Ferguson, Barbara King, Melba Greene, Teresa Tate, Patty Milner, Gail Crawford, Doris Plemmons, Deanna Crawford, Sandra Wood. 44 GIRLS’ ACTION SHOTS Deanna Crawford Wilma Jones Jackie Ferguson Forward Forward Forward Barbara King Guard Sandra Wood Guard Regenia Milner Guard BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right, FRONT ROW; Manager, Bobby McClure; Richard Crawford, Wayne Hawkins, Dallas Smith, Jim Bob Reeves, Nolan Palmer, Bill Glance; Manager, Jack Justice. Left to right, BACK ROW; Coach, Mr. Gil¬ liland; Teddy Haynes, Kenny Duckett, Joe Bob Nesbitt, Jimmy Haynes, Eddie Wood, Morris Hannah. 46 BOYS’ ACTION SHOTS Jimmy Haynes Kenny Duckett Richard Crawford Forward Forward Forward Dallas Smith Guard Joe Bob Nesbitt Center Bill Glance Guard COOKS, Mrs. Margaret Noland, Mrs. CUSTODIAN, Elmer Gillett Myrgle James. BUS DRIVERS, left to right; Dallas Smith. Richard Crawford, Billy Glance, Jimmy Bradshaw, Jack Justice. 48 49 SENIOR STATISTICS JOHNNY BRADSHAW F.F.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer.3-4 F.F.A. Decorating Comm. Ban.3 F.F.A. Picnic. 1-2-3-4 4-H Club.1-2 Monogram Club.1 Basketball.1 Dramatics Club.1-2-3-4 Class Officer.1 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Father-Son Banquet.1-2-3-4 Bus Driver.3-4 CLAUDE RICHARD CRAWFORD Basketball.1-2-3-4 Letterman.1-2-3-4 Basketball Picnic.1-2-3-4 Baseball.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. President.4 F.F.A. Dairy Judging.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Banquet.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Picnic.1-2-3-4 4-H Club.1 Beta Club.3-4 Beta Club Picnic.3-4 Class President.1 Class Treasurer.3 Monogram Club.1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club.2-3-4 Dramatics Club President.4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Bus Driver.3-4 JUDITH DEANNA CRAWFORD F.H.A. Club.1-2-3 F.H.A. Historian. 1 F.H.A. District Rally.2-3 F.H.A. Dress Review.1-2-3 Mother-Daughter Banquet.1-2-3 Beta Club.2-3-4 Beta Club Secretary.3 Harvest Queen.4 Future Teachers Club.4 Waitress.2-3-4 Basketball.1-2-3-4 Letterman. 3-4 All-Tournament. 3 County Tournament.3 Individual Sportsmanship.3 Monogram Club.2-3-4 4-H Club.1-2 Glee Club. 1 Dramatics Club.2-3-4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Class Officer.2-3-4 P.T.S.A. Chairman Comm.4 Annual Business Manager . Annual Historian. BARBARA ANN FERGUSON F.H.A. Club.1- F.H.A. District P.ally. F.H.A. Dress Review. F.H.A. Historian. Mother-Daughter Banquet. Beta Club.2-3- Beta Club Reporter. Dramatics Club.2-3- Dramatics Club Cons. Comm. 4-H Club.1- 4-H Club Secretary. Librarian. Class President. Class Secretary. Future Teachers Club. P.T.S.A. Adv. Comm. 4-H Health Queen Contest. Valentine Class Queen. Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3- Speaker at Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Decorating Qomm. Annual Business Manager. Annual Layout Comm. Secretary F.T.A.4 Harvest Supper.4 Waitress.2 BILLY CARROL GLANCE F.F.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Banquet.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Picnic.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Star Farmer Winner.3 F.F.A. Soil Management.1-2 F.F.A. District Rally.2 F.F.A. Banquet Comm.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. State Farmer Degree.3 F.F.A. State Convention..3 F.F.A. Camp.2 Soil Judging. 1 District Dairy Judging.1-2-3-4 Beta Club. 3-4 Beta Club Picnic.3-4 Dramatics Club.2-3-4 4-H Club. 1 Monogram.2-3-4 Basketball.1-2-3-4 Baseball.1-2-3 50 SENIOR STATISTICS Letterman.2-3-4 Bus Driver. 4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 3-4 LOIS ALLINE GREENE F.H.A. Picnic.1-2-3 F.H.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. District Rally.4 F.H.A. Dress Review.2-3-4 4-H Club.1-2 Dramatics Club.1-2-3-4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Planning Comm.3 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Decorating Comm.3 Annual Staff.4 Class Editor Annual.4 Layout Committee Annual.4 Harvest Supper.4 Director of Junior Play.3 Librarian.3 MELBA JANE GREENE F.H.A. Club.1-2 F.H.A. District Rally.1-2 F.H.A. Dress Review.1-2 Mother-Daughter Banquet.1 Beta Club.2-3-4 Beta Club Vice-President.4 Waitress.1-2-3-4 Basketball.4 Monogram Club.4 4-H Club.1-2 4-H Song Leader.2 Dramatics Club.2-3-4 Dramatics Club Vice-President.4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.4 Class Vice President.1 Class Reporter.2 Class Vice-President.3-4 Annual Photographer.4 Annual Co-Editor.4 Marshal.1-2-3 Librarian.4 JIMMY HAYNES Basketball. 1-2-3-4 Baseball.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Reporter.3-4 Class Treasurer.2-3 Class President.4 F.F.A. Picnic.1-2-3-4 Father-Son Banquet.1-2-3-4 4-H Club.1 Dairy Judging.1-2-3-4 Monogram Club.1-2-3-4 Letterman.2-3-4 Dramatics Club.1-2-3-4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Chairman Invitation Comm.3 WILMA SUE JONES F.H.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Fashion Review.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Club President.4 F.H.A. District Rally.4 F.H.A. Picnic.1-2-3-4 Dramatics Club.1-2-3-4 Monogram Club.1-2-3-4 Glee Club.3 4-H Club.1-2 Basketball.1-2-3-4 Basketball Tournament.3-4 Letterman.3-4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Planning Comm.3 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Decorating Comm.3 Harvest Supper.4 Librarian.4 Class Officer.1 Annual Lay-Out Committee.4 Annual Class Prophetess.4 Mother-Daughter Banquet.4 BARBARA ANN KING F.H.A. Club. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. District Rally.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Picnic.1-2-3 F.H.A. Dress Review.1-2-3 F.H.A. Program Comm.3 Mother-Daughter Banquet.1-2 Beta Club.2-3-4 Monogram Club.2-3-4 Dramatics Club.2-3-4 Junior-Senior Banquet.3-4 Basketball.1-2-3-4 Class Secretary.2 Class Reporter ..4 Marshal.1-2 Waitress Basketball Supper.3 4-H Club.1 Future Teachers Club.4 Beta Club Trip.3 Letterman.3 All-Tournament.3 Decorating Comm.3 Librarian.4 Harvest Supper.4 Waitress.3 51 SENIOR STATISTICS Basketball Tournament.2-3-4 CAROLYN B. MARCUS F.H.A. Club.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Song Leader.4 F.H.A. Fashion Review.1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Picnic.1-2-3-4 Harvest Supper.4 Decorating Comm. Harvest Supper.4 Annual.4 4-H Club.1-2 Glee Club.1-2-3 Dramatics Club.1-2-3-4 Librarian.3 Cheerleader.2-3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Program Committee.3 Annual Circulation Manager.4 Annual Lay-Out Committee.4 Mother-Daughter Banquet.2-3 Introductory Speaker Jr.-Sr. Ban.3 Drivers Education.2 PATRICA RUTH McCRACKEN F.H.A. Club.1-2 F.H.A. District Rally.2 F.H.A. Dress Review.1-2 Beta Club.2-3-4 Beta Club Secretary.4 Dramatics Club.2-3-4 4-H Club.1-2 4-H Club Reporter.2 Librarian.3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet.3-4 Planning Committee.3 Cheerleader.2 Decorating Comm. Banquet.3 Annual Typist.4 Annual Statistician ..4 Harvest Supper.4 MARY SUE PARKS Annual Staff.4 F.H.A. Club.1-2 4-H Club.1-2-3 Dramatics Club.3-4 Junior-Senior Banquet.3-4 Junior-Senior Prom.2-3 May Dance.2-3 Glee Club.1-2 Annual Testator.4 Layout-Committee.4 Mother-Daughter Banquet. 1 F.H.A. Picnic.1 Dramatics Program Comm Harvest Supper. DALLAS DEAN SMITH F F.A. Club. . 1-2-3- F.F.A. Club Officer. .3- F.F.A. Treasurer. .3- F.F.A. Planning Comm. F.F.A. Picnic. .2- . 1-2-3- F.F.A. Beef Judging. F.F.A. Tool Judging. F.F.A. Rally. F.F.A. Camp. 4-H Club. . 1-2-3- .1- .1- T.ihrarian .. . Monogram Club. Basketball. .2-3- . 1-2-3- Baseball. .1- T.etterman. .2-3- Dramatics Club. . 1-2-3- Class Reporter. Father-Son Banquet. . 1-2-3- Beta Club. Beta Club President. Bus Driver. .3- DOROTHY MARIE WOOD Beta Club. Beta Club Treasurer. F.H.A. Club. F.H.A. Historian. F.H.A. Secretary-Treasurer . . . F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Ban. . F.H.A. District Rally. Class Vice-President. Class President. Class Treasurer. 4-H Club. 4-H Club Vice-President . . . . Basketball . Librarian. Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Mistress Ceremonies-Jr.-Sr. Ban, P.T.S.A. Vice-President. Editor-in-chief, Yearbook. . . . Annual Proof-reader. Marshal. Dramatics Club. Waitress F.F.A. Banquet. Waitress. Harvest Supper. 2-3- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 3- .3 .4 .4 .4 .3 . 2-3-4 . 1 1-2-3-4 .4 52 mm I j . 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