Cullowhee High School - Rebel Yearbook (Cullowhee, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

Se ae Juniors in a ring - about some rings Oo Somtimes we found ourselves in deep water - Meanwhile, back at McKee business as usual And sometimes deep in politics Sep tember ze = ae ; ele fashion world Magazine sales - and the victors with their spoils David's skill at make-up vy) O leaves us wondering about : our choice for Miss Rebel. Cullowhee students learn the joy of giving. A dramatic moment as the new flag is dedicated. May Ample evidence that anything can happen from September till May. SF Ore word There are nine months to a school year. Since the annual is based on what is done in one school year, there are nine sections to it, sym- bolizing the months, So Many Things Can Happen From Septernber Till the Month of May. Freshmen enter high school green and scared, They leave the ninth grade with much more confidence and a determination to make it hard for next year’s freshmen, The sophomores are not upperclassmen, but during this year they learn how to belikethem, Juniors sell magazines to make money for the all important Junior-Senior, They are measured for their class rings, and they eagerly look forward to the day of their arrival. The social highlight in the spring is the Junior-Senior, This year is the most important of all for all the seniors. The senior play, the senior trip, the banquet and prom, and - most important of all - graduation. This is a time of happiness upon the successful comipletion of twelve years of study. It is a time of sadness at leaving well-loved friends and familiar places, In nine months we can learn many things other than school subjects. We can learn the joy of achievement, the happiness of winning, the pa- tience of attempting, and the sadness of death. Each of these experiences will leave its mark on us forever. - - - So Many Things Can Happen From September Till the Month of May. ARDS E EDW Manager - JAN iness Bus MARY JO WATSON itor Ed The 1964 Kebel pro udly presented by the Senrtor Class We Cullowhee Stigh School Cullowhee, North Carolina We Dedicate Our Annual It has been said that patience is a virtue, and as we came to know him, we began to understand what this meant. He guided, directed, and helped us with our many problems and decisions, He took time to care about the things that meant the most to us, and he had-confidence in our judgement, He taught us - he counselled us - he coached us. And so, for being patient when we were impatient, for understanding when we felt misunderstood, and for being for us, when we were against ourselves, we, the Senior Class of Cullowhee High School, in grateful appreciation, dedicate the 1964 Rebel to you, Wr. Drown Griffin. ‘Table O Contents 1963 SEPTEMBER 3 a 3 if 4 9 fn ; AR! 16 io 2? pd! : 1943 OcrTre Ke a i a ne, Bo oe 23 30 31 1963 NOVEMBER 4 s ; ey £ is i2 cf Pry ; hed ee 26 27 1963 DECEMBER 2 3 4 5 9 10 1i 12 ces 31 etd 27 43 cd 166 3 19 47 eH4 z ; 1s 30 5 19 13 i gn 196% 7864 4 16 li 23 os 30 1963 7 ai 28 , eo atten FEBRUARY 31 APRIL i 2 7 : 14 RO yon? 238 29 MAY 5 Ne Guery thing There Ss a Season eee )) Mr. Hicks delivers the annual lec- ture to the student body on the first day of school. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: STANDING: Dixie Snipes, Ann Caldwell Edwards, Brenda Owen, Judy McConnell. SITTING: Kirk Hooper. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Left to Right: Miss Finley - sponsor, Jean Carter, Carolyn Hoyle, Shirley Lovedahl, Louise Jones, Gail Still- well, Linda Prince, Dixie Snipes, Carol Monteith. Mrs. Teague is given the responsi- bility of collecting all book-rental fees. Dr. Procter, our principal, is never found with emp- ty hands. Mr. Griffin is very capable of counseling any student - whether he is new or old at Cullowhee High. ts for Administration stration VANES Adz Above bw o 9 Oo o oO a oO a wo J WY m A aS ws QO, 4 oO c “4 he QO, Right: Secretaries Mrs. Betty Jean Fox Mrs. Sherry Teague Stigh School Faculty Mrs. Coward Mr. Ray Mr. Griffin Miss Finley Mrs, Eddins Olementary Facult | ie eo Constantz Mr. Stallings Mrs. Bryson Mrs. Brown a aul Mrs eed Ron Stephens Mrs. Phillips Larry Waldroop Service Mrs. Shelton Ray Pressley Mickey Wilkes Brenda Owens A Day in the Life of Sracy Itieant be time to get up. Wouldn't it be nice to have bacon and eggs for a change?” Now, if I just sit here like I'm studying, maybe he'll w turn his back and then. . . Boy, wouldn't it be nice to have school with- out books. ee f Ber ee aS i 5 NE g ; ve Ie + 7 ber That was a big splash. Now, if I can just get back to the top of the water. This stock market report has me worried today.” “Ah! homework bound at last! Sala Classes CNLOLsS BARBARA BROWN Chips: | Pep ly 2; Square Dance 1; Bob same 2 3,4: Homeroom 2, 3, 4; Class 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Coun- Cllmlinns LINDA BUMGARNER Clubs: Health 3 ANN CALDWELL Clubs: JEAN CARTER Clubs: Library 2; French 3; Library Ass't 3 ANN CLAYTON PlibsemPeprl. 2b. HA. 2, 4; French 3; Square Dance 1; @neerleader 1; 2, 3, 4; Home- LOOtI Ls 253 LESTER COGGINS Clubs: Audio-visual 3 EVELYN BENNETT Clubs: Health 3; Li- brary 2; Library Ass't Square Dance 1; Pep le EAC mona ETenCh 8; Debate 2; Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1 DWIGHT BROOME NEVILLE BROWN ClubssPepil 23s GleewiesDebateranc: Library 3; Audio- visual 8; Annual Staff 3,4; Class 3; Basket- ball Mgr. 1,2,3,4 Represents an office holder in the organization. BESSIE AMMONS Clubs: Pep; Fal Across BARBARA ASHE Clubs: Pep 1,2; Chorus 1 LINDA ADAMS Clupse re hr ls ery Anoas 4; Health 3; Audio-visual 1; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Home- room 1,3 JANE EDWARDS Clubs: Annual Stali.273, 450d: Dances lean 52)3;) Pep Club 1,2; Debate Club 1,2; Class 4 HAVEN ENSLEY Clubs: Audio-visual 1; Sq. Dance’ ft, 3; Pep: 1; Health 3 JANETTE FOX Clubs:) Chorusmls Pepy1, 24 Li- brary 2; Health 3 BILL HENDERSON Clubs: Audio-visual 3 JOE HOOPER Clubs: Basketball 2; Sqd-Wance™ Pep ui; Audio-visual 2; Li- brary 2 TRACY HOOPER KIRK HOOPER Clubs: Class 2: Clubs: Class 3, 4; Homeroom 1,3, 4; Homeroom 1, 2; Stu- SO me WaliCGel 2a cepa: dent Council 3, 4; Library 1,2; Audio- Pep 1,2; Audio- visual 2; Health 3 visual 1,2, 3; Library 1,2; Sq. Dance 1,3; Health 3, 4 CAROLYN HOYLE Clubs: Basketball 2; Library Ass't 3; Library 2 RODNEY LEFTWICH Clubs: Annual Staff 2,38, 4; Pep 1,2: Débaté 172) Frenewe GENE LONG Clubs: Audio-visual ode Dance 1, 2,3; Health Sie Lal brary 2 JOHNNY LOVEDAHL SHIRLEY LOVEDAHL Clubs: Pep 12ers. 2,4; Library Club 2 Represents an office holder in the organization. ANNA MOORE Clubs Pepi; 2; POS A. 3,4:, Audio- visual 1; Health 3; ELDEN McFALLS CAROL MONTEITH Clubs: Pep 1; Library Oa etme bas ketball 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Library Ass't 3; Homeroom 4 CHARLES MOORE Clubs: Square Dance 1,3; Pep 1; Audio- visual 2, 3 ; Student CURTIS McCALL JUDY McCONNELL Glupsebepeie2: French ov ii— brary 2; Health 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3 ,4 , Annual Staff 4: Home- room 1,0° Cheerleader 3,4 DOVIE McFALLS Clubs: Student Council 1; Homeroom 2 French 3; Annual Council Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Homeroom “1, Co Gasca MARY MORGAN Glubss Pepely Zhe Ami 63 4 . Health 3 , 4 :; French 3°; Square Dance 1, 2 , 3 ; Chorus 23.4: Annual staf eye: Student Council 8 , 4 ; Cheer- leader 1,2, Chief 3,4; Class ee Te hOO lms HOBANETTE NICHOLSON BRENDA OWEN Siipsmrep lor HAL 2.3, 4; Chorus 1 KEITH QUEEN Clubs: Audio-visual 1,2; Li- brary 2; Health 3; Student Council 4; Homeroom 3, 4 EVERETTE OWEN organization. Represents an office holder in the LINDA ROGERS Clubss Pe palates Fister Square Dance 1; Homeroom 1 BRENDA SAUNDERS Glubs: hs Haag 4 sePep iL. Cho= rus 4; Library Ass't 3 DIXIE SNIPES Clubs: Square Dance 1; Pep Powe tieAw2s PAT STEPHENS Clibs Pe pa2 are hi Aeros RONNIE STEPHENS Clubs: Pep 1,2; French 3; Li- brary 2; Health 3; Square Dance 2,3; Audio-visual 1,2; Homeroom 2; Annual Staff 3; Basketball 2; Student Council Ze PAULA SWAYNGIM Clubs Pept, 2:5 Li— brary 2; F He Ay. 4; MARY JO WATSON Health 3%, 4 ; French Clubs: Square Dance 3 , Square Dance 1, 3; 1, 2533. Pep Lore Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Home- brary 2; Health 3 , 4 ; room 1; Class 1, 2, 3: French 3 ; Student Annual Staff 3, 4; Council 1,2, 3,4; An- Cheerleader 2, 3,4; nual Staff 1,3, Editor 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class 2,3,4; Home- TOOM! 2 on Student Council 2, 3,4 JANETTE WALL Clubs: Pep 1,2; Library 2; @horsml- sey bee DAVID WIKE Clubs: Library 2; Audio- visual 2; Square Dance 3; Health 3; Basketball 2; Home- room 3 TERRY TAYLOR Clubs: Homeroom 2 BOBBY WHEATLEY GLADYS YOUNG Clubs: Pep Ly RabieAwet a “Represents an office holder in the organization. ilkes Linda W . . Secretary Sam Higdon President Bruce Wachob Treasurer Pat Matus Vice President is Ashe DeLo istorian: Paul Brown Brenda Bumgarner Clifford Coggins Laraine Colgan Beth Crewey Ethel Dills Betty Dills Lee Farmer Maxie Adams Carolyn Ashe DeLois Ashe Charles Barker Jimmy Bishop Avery Brown Gwendell Brown Mildred Brown WO Tes Evelyn Mathis Michael McCracken Bruce Middleton Duane Middleton Russell Moore Stephen Moore Doris Murphy Ann Nicholson Charles Fisher Lavonia Fish Lynda Galloway Sam Higdon John Holden Mac Hooper Teresa Hoope Pat Matus 9 ) 62) Linda Rogers Clara Jane Sims Chip Sizemore Blair Stephens Bruce Wachob Larry Waldroop Linda Wilkes Mickey Wilkes Not Pictured: Joyce Keener J. B. Brown Randall Hooper Mary Nicholson Judy Norton Ruth Parris Brenda Parker Sandra Phillips Lois Powell Larry Pressley Ray Pressley JSuntors President: Crawford Honeycutt Vice President: Sheila Rogers Secretary: Janice Monteith Treasurer: Elizabeth Burrell Historian: Leonard Shular Gay Adams R. B. Adams Barbara Aiken Fayne Aldridge Leavern Ammons Michael Ashe Judy Ball Sandra Battle Linda Bennett Gary Bishop Patsy Bishop Kenneth Broome Wonda Broome Don Brown Roy Bryson Charlie Bumgarner Elizabeth Burrell Rosaleen Clark Jim Clayton Johnny Cline Doris Coggins Michael Coward Billy Dills Wilma Dills Brenda Golden Wayne Gunter Furman Henderson David Hirt Crawford Honeycutt June Honeycutt David Hopkins Danny Jones Louise Jones Marshall Lovedahl Jonnie Lowe Dorothy Luker Mike Martin Bonnie Mathis Gene McConnell Richard McCracken Berlin Middleton Deborah Mincey Janice Monteith Wanda Moses David Murphy Wanda Owen Jimmy Parker Linda Phillips Joel Prince Wayne Prince Earl Queen Gayle Rhodes Sheila Rogers Evadean Shook Leonard Shuler Linda Smith Cathy Snipes D. H. Stephens Eddie Stephens Wilford Stewart Gary Taylor Steve Taylor Elizabeth Trantham Mary Gene Watson Mitchell Watson Willa Mae Webb Ray Wike Vance Moore Secretary, Martha Constantz. ? Frank Brown ident, ittekind ice Pres ie Wh V Treasurer, Melan illian Dan K President, istorian H ’ Olin Adams Cecil Aiken Helen Ammons Claire Ashe Eddie Ashe June Barker Larry Bates Elizabeth Bennet Harriet Bishop Frank Brown Darrel Bryson Emma Bryson Tommy Bryson Harold Coggins Alice Colgan Martha Constantz Frankie Dills Nell Dills Kenneth Dills Mary Dills Dennis Fish Marlene Fortner George Frady Linda Frady Ann Golden Gene Harris Yvonne Hooper Eddie Hoyle Carolyn Jones Carlene Keener Janette Kilby Bruce McCracken Evelyn McFalls Paul McFalls Lynn McIntosh Bonnie Massingale Cornelius Massingale Dale Mathis Marie Mathis Roy Mathis Shirley Mathis Eddie Messer Wade Messer Edria Middleton Vance Moore Susan Morgan Virginia Nicholson Diane Parker Floyd Parris Katie Pressley Rachel Pressley Linda Prince Linda L. Prince | Sharon Proctor | Betty Shook Norma Shook Gail Stillwell Jeanne Vosecky Brenda Watson Elaine Wilkes | -arol Williams ane Williams felanie Whittekind Javid Woodard dyce Young Eddie Richards Not Pictured Thomas Trantham Ernest Galloway Dan Killian November... ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Dixie Lee Watson, Anna Lynn Bell, Joe vom Lehn, Steve Bryson, Becky Hicks, Rebecca Hyatt, Carolyn Bryson, Sandra Wike, Gwen Hooper, Daniel Luker, Rebecca Pendergraft, Marilyn Matus, Eddie Battle, Gina Whittekind, Steve Webb, Andy Nicholson, Deborah Stallings, Vincent Clark, Jack Pressley, Danny Hirt, Laura Bird, Sharon Lovedahl, Irene Bennett, Martha Susan Brown. SPONSOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President: Pat Clayton Vice President: Johnny Ashe Secretary: Douglas Moore Treasurer: Lenn Wilkes Charles Stallings PAPER STAFF Left to Right: Pat Clayton Johnny Ashe Douglas Moore Dianne Hooper Danny Hirt Dottie Brown Fractions-more home - work - and more home- work - reports - recess and always spelling. wana seta wee Ba se Bg Sire ieee : ae ts VOSS Stes es a Thin GS Can Stappen From The First Grade... First day new faces - trips to the water foun- tain - sharing time - our A BC's = and rest during a hard day. G igh th Grade. Seven down and one to go - socials - North Carolina history - Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Brown - Boys and girls! High school, here we come! Larry Arbaugh Teresa Ashe Virgie Ashe Anna Lynn Bell Lu Ada Birchfiel Roy Neal Bishop Dana Blanchard Jeanette Bradley Mack Brown Virginia Brown David Bryson Steve Bryson James Claybo Sherry Coggins Lance Crawford Lisa Crawford William Crawford James Cunningham Joseph Eller Ervin Extine Dan Foxworth Ruth Garland Billy Green Jane Gudger Marcia Gudger Deborah Hall Janet Hayes Margaret Hayes Mark Horton Joyce Houston Talmadge Hoyle Selma Jones Karen Sue Kiser Leonard Littlejohn Stewart Martin Thomas Massie Paula Matus Moneen Middleton Cherrie Ann Moses Diane Mull Deborah Norman Joyce Powell Wayne Powell Charles Reece Brenton Sheddan Thomas Simpson Charles Stalling John vom Lehn Dixie Lee Watson James Lee Woodard Darryle F. Ashe Douglas Lee Ashe William B. Bradley Hilda Faye Bryson Larry Grover Bryson Patricia K. Bryson Stephen Keith Chastain Mary C. Clark Michael N. Clark Dennis Coggins Robert Ellis Roger D. Foxworth Robin Marie Godwin Dennis Dean Graziosi Rebecca M. Hicks Karl W. Holtzclaw Samuel Hopkins Gene Hoyle Joseph Hoyle Ellen Huguelet Sharon Jane Hyatt an Gem lOues Samuel Jones Philip Leftwich Sandra Kay Leopard Leonard Luker Thurman Luker Bertha E. Mull Howard P. Nicholson Janice Lynn Parker Richard Lewis Owen Lola Vee Reece Rebecca Gail Shook Carl H. Trantham Ray Trantham Bill Vosecky Lee Edward Wall Michael Watson Sharon Diane Wiseman Lisa Whittekind Dorothy Woodard y Picture Not Available Linda Ammons Peggy Ammons Layne Barrett Ben Battle, Jr. Donna Blanchard William Breault Ella Brown Carolyn Bryson Joyce Bryson James Buchanan Marvin Bumgarner Thomas Burchfiel Janis Crawford Carla Crisp Sally Dills Steven Eller Debra Ellis Kenneth Fish Tyson Garland Thomas Gudger James Hensley Wanda Hensley Loretha Holden Erika Holtzclaw Gwendolyn Hooper Martha Hoyle Sandra Kay Lidn Mike Littlejohn Daniel Luker David Luker Gail Martin Peggy Nicholson Clarence Owen Lillie Mae Reece Judy Rogers Dolores Stillwell Thomas Ulsenheimer Danny Watson Robert Watson Leonard Webster Sandra Wike Sue Williams Patricia Wittekind Kenneth Boone Ronald Clark Harold Adams Odell Aiken Terry Ashe Cathy Baker Larry Bennett Marcia Bird Danny Bishop Kenny Brown Marcia Bryson Wayne Bumgarner Ross Clark Jane Clayton Leonard Dills Junior Ensley Ernest Extine Eddie Fox Louise Golden Deborah Holland Janice Hooper Mike Hooper Roger Hoyle Greg Hyatt Gerald Keener Kevin Klingensmith Lorraine Klingensmith Brent Leftwich Aileen McFalls Alden Middelton Frances Mitchell David Nicholson Linda Norto n Sharon Parker Rebecca Pendergraft Stanna Procter Phyllis Sizemore Freida Stillwell David Taylor Jill Ulsenheimer David Ward Larry Watson Sharon Wells Gina Wittekind Lucille Adams Sheila Alexander Judy Ammons Lillian Ammons Frances Arrowood Eddie Ashe Charles Bennett David Bennett Johnny Bennett Linda Bradley Mary Bumgarner Nelson Bumgarner Lynda Carter Vincent Clark Derrick Coggins Sandra Coggins Kyle Cosper ‘Catherine Dills Irene Dills Ruth Dills Leslie Farmer Phillip Golden Elaine Griffin Janet Hensley David Hicks Linda Hooper Judith Hopkins Margaret Hoyle Diane Jones Martha Luker Joyce Mathis Gail McIntosh Benny Messer Judy Messer Jim Mincey Andy Nicholson Erinda Shook Craig Smith Sandra Smith Debra Stallings Wayne Trantham Clifford Tuck Fred Vom Lehn Gladys Watson Frank Watson Peggy Watson Steven Webb Jimmy Wilkes Annie Woodard Patsy Woodard Eileen Ammons Maxine Ammons Alan Baker Eddie Battle Peggy Bird Ellen Bishop Joyce Bishop Mary Lou Brown Anna Bryson Ethel Bryson Billy Cline Jonathan Crisp Margaret Frady Randall Frady Leo Godwin Sara Griffin Patsy Hoyle Eva Nell Keener Cyndie Kiser Bobby Long Leaman Luker Lucelle Luker Ry Ae Luker Mary Mathis Marilyn Matus Jeanett Middleton Joel Monteith Karen Norton Billy Parris Jerry Powell John Wesley Reece Nellie Shelton Louise Shook Jane Stillwell Christine Taylor Clinton Taylor Eddy Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Elsie T aylor Susie Ulsenheimer Jewell Wall Judy Watson Linda Watson William Watson Blenda Webster Dianne Middleton Marlo Adams Johnny Ashe Cynthia Barrett Margie Bennett Patsy Bennett Fred Bishop Dottie Brown Carolyn Bryson Edith Bryson Norma Jean Bryson James Bumgarner Sarah Carter Teresa Clark Kathy Coggins Pam Crawford Martha Davis Terry Edwards - Dennis Fox Lark Godwin Douglas Golden L. Z. Hensley Danny Hirt Judy Hooper Sandra Hooper Ricky Howard Glana Luker Leah Muraski Hutt Nicholson Jack Pressley Glenda Prince Mary Procter Scott Richmond Walter Shelton Helen Sorrells Cathy Stillwell Paul Trantham Kate Vosecky Eddie Waldroop Clay Ward Barbara Webster Dick Wittekind Linda Stewart Jimmy Ashe Johnny Ashe Lynn Battle Irene Bennett Laura Bird Helen Bishop Janice Bishop Martha S. Brown Evelyn Bryson Lila J. Bryson Roberta Carter Philip Clark Brenda Claybo Pat Clayton Tommy Clayton Judy Coggins Eddie Davis Cecil Dills Martha Dills Wiley Henson Gary Holland Dianne Hooper Brenda Hopkins Donald Hoyle Helen Hoyle Terry Kiser Brenda Lovedahl Sharon Lovedahl Glenda Martin Linda Messer Barbara Mincey Doug Moore Janet Procter David Purser Hank Queen Elizabeth Rochester Carolyn Shuler Ruthalene Taylor James Wall Bobby Watson John Watson Delbert Wilkes Lenn Wilkes Marvin Wilkes Roseanna Williams Melinda Wiseman Lorina Young Virginia Burrell Mike Fisher Alma Middleton The girls who have taken home economics know the pleasure and benefit that come from membership in PeriaAs The art of running a projector is just one of the 8 POE ES é A meeting of the French Club is one of the most enjoyable parts of taking French. In Chorus we enjoy ourselves while learning about Listening to a guest speaker is always an interesting and informative part of a Health Club meeting. music. ; Besa Or Clubs Qur Annual S laff LEFT ROW: Mary Morgan, Paula Swayngim, Judy McConnell, Ann Edwards, Anna Moore, Carol Monteith MIDDLE ROW: Frank Brown, Crawford Honeycutt, Maxie Adams, Linda Adams, Martha Constantz, Neville Brown. RIGHT ROW: Mary Jo Watson, Jane Edwards, Lynda Galloway, Pat Matus, Bruce Wac- hob, Rodney Leftwich. Secretary Deborah Mincey Parliamentarian Wanda Moses Vice SILA Ne Es WE ARE THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Reporter Delois Ashe judy Vice President Ann Caldwell Treasurer Elizabeth Burrell Historian Janice Monteith Song Leader Gay Adams WE FACE THE FUTURE WITH WARM COURAGE AND HIGH HOPES FIRST ROW: Judy McConnell, Ann Edwards, Mary Morgan, Deborah Mincey, DeLois Ashe, Wanda Moses, Janice Monteith, Gay Adams, Paula Swayngim. SECOND ROW: Rosaleen Clark, June Barker, Jane Williams, Teresa Hooper, Linda Wilkes, Shirley Lovedahl, Brenda Saunders, Linda Adams, Clara Sims, Barbara Brown, Sheila Rogers, Ann Nicholson, Bessie M. Ammons, Betty Shook, Joyce Keener, Brenda Owen, Mrs. Hodges, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sharon Procter, Rachel Pressley, Dixie Snipes, Ann Clayton, Linda Rogers, Linda Prince, Linda Frady, Gail Stillwell, Pat Laws, Susan Morgan, Jean Vosecky, Virginia Nichols Katie Pressley, Helen Ammons. on, Evadean Shook, Martha Constantz, Evelyn Bennett, Audto- Oisual Clab Jim, Vance, Fayne, Bruce, Russell, Charles, Frank, and Dan. Blair, Stephen, Sam, = Larry, and Mr. Ray. Larry Waldroop Mike, Kirk, Tommy, Lee, Neville, Crawford, Darrel, and Rodney. French Clab ALONG WITH THE LANGUAGE WE COME TO KNOW - THECEIL ERA a URE a ere Mrs. Conrad, Larry, Bruce, DeLois, and Jonnie. THE CUSTOMS . aS AND THE ARTS Gwendell, Pat, Sam, and Anne. Jeanette, Lynda, Maxie, and Blair. Ftealth Olib OFFICERS, right to left: President: Mary Morgan, Vice President: Paula Swayngim, Secretary: Mary Jo Watson, Treasurer: Anna Moore, Program Chairman: Judy McConnell. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Linda Adams, Ann Nicholson, Virginia Nicholson, Jean Barker, Linda R. Rogers, Judy Ball, Delois Ashe. SECOND ROW: Gayle Rhodes, Wanda Moses, Carline Keener, Martha Constantz, Ann Clayton, Melanie Wittekind, Maxie Adams, Rosaleen Clark. THIRD ROW: Janice Mon- teith, Sandra Battle, Deborah Mincey, Sheila Rogers, Barbara Brown, Linda M. Rogers, Linda Frady, Joyce Keener. FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Clayton, Brenda Watson, Ann Edwards, Carol Williams, Helen Ammons, Linda Bumgarner, Shirley Lovedahl, Susan Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Lee Farmer, Yvonne Hooper, Joyce Young, Betty Shook, Ruth Parris, Evelyn Bennett, Teresa Hooper, Linda Wilkes, Gladys Young, Janette Fox, Lynda Galloway, Pat Matus, SIXTH ROW: Tracy Hooper, Sam Higdon, Keith Queen, Rod- ney Leftwich, David Wike, Kirk Hooper, Ronnie Stephens, John Holden, Michael McCracken, Larry Waldroop. S © Xe Sli Or Sens ALICE EDDINS Econ erty oo ee DIRECTED BY MRS oe i g : : ? ALICE EDDINS DIRECTED BY MRS JUNIOR VARSITY: Martha, Brenda, Mary, Chief; Lynn, Susan, and Gail MAXIE BARBARA LYNDA fi Ronnie; Scorekeeper, Russell, Larry, Chip, Blair, Ray, Gene, Charlie, Clifford, Sam, Gary, Jim, Wayne, Asst. Mgr.; Coach Hicks, and Neville, Manager. “What do you mean you don't take wooden nickels? “One more call like that, Reff, ‘anime va Jim, Frank, Stephen, Don, Vance, Charlie, Marshall, Pat, Captain; Dan, Buck, Tommy; BACK: Ronnie, Scorekeeper; Neville, Mgr. , Coach Griffin, Bubbles, Asst. Mgr. Suntor Varsity Eagle soars, Rebel scores. SLUT DELEON S by as 0 O O a ne O CGO=GCAP I, CHARLIE RAY oo Oe =] 4 ea) “n ” Y om a7 ‘; chon O? “Act February... HOMECOMING, FEBRUARY 7, An Exciting Night for MISS REBEL and Her Court Carol Monteith, escorted by David Wike; Teresa Hooper, escorted by David Hopkins; Anna Moore. escorted by Tracy Hooper; Sheila Rogers, escorted by Gene Long; Susan Morgan, escorted by Pat Matus While Bruce calls for a John Paul - Pat claims a dance with | NARI Pg) and the rest of us Rebels Miss Senior has that far-away look; ; f Susan; twist the night away. S [Role weelhearts weelhearts Ur SOON? MISS SOPHOMORE She NIOR MISS JU MISS REBEL Anna Moore MISS SENIOR Carol Montei MISS FRESHMAN Susan Morgan la Rogers i Teresa Hooper th. Miss Rebel ANNA MOORE Wiss Sentor, CAROL MONTEITH TERESA HOOPER Wiss S oph OMOLe, SHEILA ROGERS Miss Freshman, SUSAN MORGAN Waren MEMORIES OF: and the dedication and raising of our new flag. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President: MARY MORGAN Secretary: BRUCE WACHOB Vice President: BLAIR STEPHENS Treasurer: ANNA MOORE Under capable leadership, the Student Council has sponsored many activities this year including the procurement of an American flag that was flown over the United States Capitol, the annual street dance, the printing of a school handbook, a Christmas project, Homecoming, and several socials. eye Student Counctl Student Council HM embers, | SENIORS: Paula Swayngim Kirk Hooper Evelyn Bennett Mary Jo Watson Keith Queen JUNIORS: Lee Farmer Pat Matus Sam Higdon Maxie Adams Our Kepresentatives Merah SOPHOMORES: Janice Monteith Mike Martin Sheila Rogers Danny Jones Fayne Aldridge FRESHMEN: Martha Constantz Dan Killian Gail Stillwell Bruce McCracken Vance Moore Brenda Watson THE OLD ENGLISH C is awarded to students who have earned the required number of points from extracurricular activities. One of the highest honors be- stowed upon students, the Old English Letter, which is given by the Student Coun- cil, is presented on the annual Awards Day. This year for the first time, there are four English Honors classes, taught by Miss Lach- mund. PAT MATUS - The winner of the BRENDA SAUNDERS - The JANE EDWARDS - The winner of Presidency of the district Editors’ winner of the Betty Crocker the Bausch and Lomb Science Round Table. Contest. Award, Seen? 80 0 Ze Stonors JANE EDWARDS LYNDA GALLOWAY BRUCE WACHOB JONNIE LOWE Stonor Kio DEBORAH MINCEY JANICE MONTEITH FRANK BROWN DAN KILLIAN JEANNE VOSECKY BRENDA WATSON MELANIE WITTEKIND The students eligible for the REBEL Honor Roll have maintained a 98 or better average throughout high school and to the mid-term of the present year Also, they are taking the courses which meet the criteria for gtaduating with scholastic honors. The marshals are the five juniors with the highest averages through the fifth grading period. Jane Edwards, Anna Moore, Mary Morgan, Mary Jo Watson, and Barbara Moses, who graduated in the summer, were marshals for the 1963 graduation exercises. Mag SENIOR CLASS MASCOTS Mascots - David Clayton and Brenda Wheatley, shown holding up a six and a four, are a reminder to the Seniors that their high school career is rapidly drawing to an end. We MU Always Remember The Senior play. Raising money at ballgames for our Senior trip. And finally after four years of waiting and working - Washington. a s o Seniors Anna Moore erson ality Dest ith Queen Ke Tracy Hooper Mary Morgan David Wike Ann Clayton Neville Brown Linda Adams Charles Moore Evelyn Bennett : ™N S tS See ,3 SX nie Stephens Ron ucceed Mary Jo Watson ie Barbara Brown Kirk Hooper Most Athletic Carol Monteith Joe Hooper We. 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COUNTY Main Street Genevieve Crain Building Materials SAVINGS 586-2010 AND LOAN 586-4324 nod Sylva Eeane iv ASSOCIATION Hardware Store Sylva COGDILL MOTOR RAY COGDILL, President MAJOR ALLISON, Secretary, Treasurer Established 1931 SYLVA SPORTS MART Fishing - Hunting - Camping Athletic Equipment BILL SHULER Compliments of A Friend PARKER LUMBER COMPANY of the School 293-4202 HARRY OWEN BOWER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Pie eS OOK STORE Gifts - Cards Household Goods Party Goods Clothing 586-2310 pylva, Nw Main Street ANDY RAY PARKER USED CARS Insurance Checking Account 4% on Savings Account TRUST Sylva - Cullowhee - Andrews - Murphey - Robbinsville Hayesville MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION $10,000. 00 Maximum Insurance $10,000. 00 for Each Depositor MASSIE QUEEN'S FURNITURE BEAUTY SHOP COMPANY SV Vaan os Furniture for the Entire House’! Phone 586-2317 JANE DOT'S FLOWER SHOP Read the Compliments Compliments of of SYLVA HERALD VOU LEE peie ar). 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MOSES aie SERVICE STATION OAKMONT COLLEGE LODGE FRED SMITH Cres GULF STATION Oumedtard APPLIANCES THOMPSON Operated by PRODUCE inte Nien iran Kelvinator COMPANY hry George J. Zenith TV's in Cpe Radios Operated by Sunbeam Shirley, Pressley, Jr. Carl Hopkins Cashiers Compliments Compliments of MOSS GENERAL SS) IOUT, MOUNTAIN HOME MOTEL JOR INE is RIECKELMAN of 293-2281 CULLOWHEE Real Estate Cashiers LAUNDROMAT Cullowhee Cashiers DRINK FANTASTICALLY FLAVORFUL! Orange, Grapefruit, Root Beer, Grape, Strawberry Bottled and Distributed by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, Asheville, N. C. YOUR FRIENDS AT BALFOUR The Craftsmen who made Your Class Ring a Masterpiece f= i and ALBERT BEALLE — JOHN BRUCE 219 Magnolia Statesville, North Carolina Join in Sending Their Congratulations and Best Wishes TO A GREAT SELLE) LN SAS EINE SCHOOL CLASS RINGS AND PINS ° CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS TROPHIES PLAQUES ° DIPLOMAS ° COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS PROFESSIONAL DR UGGS LORE eu cy) Accuracy 586-2413 Sylva, N. C. 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