Cullowhee High School - Rebel Yearbook (Cullowhee, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

Cullowhee High... . SKETCHES JANICE MONTEITH CRAWF HONEYCUTT Editors JONNIE LOWE Business Manager The Senior Class Cullowhee High School Cullowhee, North Carol 13 presents the... . cr oe ne Sapiens ILA LTE AS : e Sketch: A representation of an object or scene as records its chief features. Sketch: A short literary composition intentionally slight in treatment, discursive in style, and familiar in tone. L4 BRARY CRRD ew fe oe oe The purpose of the Rebel is to portray accurately student life. The best way in which to do this would be to put the school itself between the covers of our annual: the building (just beginning to feel familiar to us), the students, the teachers, he food in the lunchroom, the noise in the halls, the smoking comer, the buses, the smokestack, the books - and a Howand other compo- nents from pencils to paper clips that go to make Cullowhee High. But this is impossible. At best we can only hope to give sketches of school life. A sketch, in a literary sense, is a composition that is intentionally slight in treatment, discursive in style, and familiar in tone. We have tried within these pages to give the Cullowhee story in this way: slight, of necessity, but told as we might give an account of it to our children, just as we recall it. We wanted it to be informal, for that is characteristic of our whole school atmosphere. A sketch is also a representation of an object or scene as records its chief features. The object is the school; the scene is the classroom. The hundreds of pictures included here are an effort to record in pictorial form the chief features of this institution in the year 1966. They are organized under the five main sections following... . ‘ ON 10 ay , — oO eS Be 2 ee ent RI Sate ae ao a oo eee oe 4 ‘i PRO cone See nent Soa ; SO NOP ome The Seniors Dedicate This Annual to... . Mrs, Nelle Bond Conrad, who has dedicated her life contributing to educa- tion, whose classes have become a fond tradition to her students, and whose lead- ership has guided many students to higher achievement, Mrs, Conrad has been on our school’s faculty for 26 years; this is her last. Dur- ing the time that she has taught history and foreign languages, she has made our nation’s past come alive for us, and she has not only taught us foreign vocabularies but has taught us appreciation of foreign cultures as well. Ithas become traditional to grumble about the verb conjugations and book reports, but all the time we have known that we have enjoyed it. In the years after graduation, much will be for- gotten, but the experience of learning the genders, nouns, and verbs of French, study- ing about the Civil War, and taking mul- tiple-choice tests will linger on. When Mrs, Conrad first came to Cul- lowhee, the school had just moved to the new McKee Building, and last year she saw it moved again, this time to Camp. If anyone has a grasp of the evolution of the school as we know it today, she is the one. She has stayed to serve a second generation of Cullowhee High School stu- dents, How does one go about measuring contributions? No one really knows, but if they are measured in terms of service to oth- ers, Mrs. Conrad would rank high. For many years she has co- sponsored the Student Council, whose progress through the years can be largely attributed to her. She has given the members a sense of fair play and taught them to put citizenship to work in their everyday lives, knowing that present learning will make for good future citizens. She has also sponsored the French Club and the Junior Class, giving unstintingly of her time to each. Mrs, Conrad is a symbol of the organizations, classes, and activities which make up the picture of our high school years. She characterizes the unique and elusive qualities which dis- tinguish Cullowhee High School, and her students are proud to dedicate not only the annual but the memories of their high school years, to her, Mrs. Nelle Bond Conrad. 13 14 What's in a Name? On Sunday, May 16, 1965, our new mil- lion dollar school building was dedicated. It was named in honor of one of the school's most beloved former teachers, Miss Cordelia Camp. During her twenty-three years here at Cullowhee, she taught and counseled hun- dreds upon hundreds of students, many of whom are prominent citizens of the state to- day. Miss Camp has spent more than fifty years of her life as a teacher, and we, the students of Cullowhee High School, are proud that our school is named for such a re- markable and wonderful woman. Miss Camp at the tea after the dedica- tion. Dr. Procter officially dedicates our new school. ADMINISTRATION 16 Our Help in Ages Past, DR. PROCTER Principal and Director MR. GRIFFIN MR. HICKS Guidance Counselor Assistant Principal Our Hope for Years to Come. MR. BUCKNER Geometry and Physical Education MRS. COWARD English MR. GRIFFIN Social Science MRS. SEARCY Science and Physical Education High School Faculty MRS. BONHAM Music MRS, CLAYTON English MRS, CONRAD French and U.S. History MISS FINLEY Librarian MR, FLAKE Mathematics and Physical Science MR, COLLINS Industrial Arts MRS. HODGES Home Economics and Family Rela- tions MISS LACHMUND English and Civics MR, MONTEITH Business MRS, FELTON First Grade MRS. THOMSON First Grade MRS, FREEMAN Second Grade MISS STILLWELL Second Grade MRS, CONSTANTZ Third Grade MRS. MILLER Teacher Aid C.S.I.P. MRS. BOTNER Third Grade MRS, WACHOB Third and Fourth Grades MRS. BOSWELL Special Education MRS, MOSEMAN Fourth Grade MRS. JONES Fifth Grade MRS, MINCEY Fifth Grade MRS, AINSLEY Sixth Grade MISS CAPPS Sixth Grade MRS. BRYSON Seventh Grade MR. STALLINGS Seventh Grade MRS, LEE Eighth Grade MRS, BROWN Eighth Grade Ke _o +7 OS OM core — COC OO 8 TT Southern Association Accredits Camp Lab School The heading above was the theme of an article printed in the Sylva Herald on December 2, 1965. Although the article told the basic facts leading to the visitation of the 23-member team from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools that came to evaluate our school, it did not tell of the long months of prepara- tion that came before the visit of the committee in April of 1965. It did not tell of the long hours the high school teachers and staff members spent each night compiling the 22 volumes of in- formation, ranging from 24 to 175 pages. Nor did it speak of the time that the elementary teachers spent in compiling their 159-page volume. It took months of work by the whole school staff to produce these unimpres- sive looking booklets. The students now in school and those who will follow owe special appreciation to the teachers and staff members who helped our school reach the standard of excellence that made it possible for us to become reaccredited. Mr. Monteith and Mr. Stallings proudly look at the finished report of the school's self-study. Mr. Monteith was chairman of the high school steering committee and Mr, Stallings of the elementary steering committee. 19 20 Qtaff Members Mr. Moore - Custodian Mr. Dills - Custodian (Not pictured) Mrs. Queen - Custodian Mrs. Allen and the Cafeteria Staff, Mrs. Dil- lard, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Shelton, and Mrs. Fox. The smoothness with which our school is run owes much to these people who serve us day by day. d Zo Zi; yy; i¢ i IC Vrsxf 4} Ay | Kk ) | ye meh Ja S ° Dy yu 6 7 OS 7 y) Wy SS oe SF a ay | ; My Oe Y : God LAS é e LS) =) GAY ADAMS BARBARA AIKEN FAYNE ALDRIDGE The 1965- 66 Senior class officers, President - Jonnie Lowe Vice-President - Deborah Mincey Secretary - Elizabeth Burrell Treasurer - Barbara Aiken, sit on the concession bar, a spot which brings memories of hard work and pleasure to the Washington - aspiring Seniors. LINDA BENNETT DON BROWN ELIZABETH BURRELL By their smiles, this year's mascots, Jackie Mincey and Joan Bishop, seem to be saying that they enjoy the distinction. PATSY BISHOP KENNETH BROOME 23 24 J IM CLAYTON What? You mean people are really coming? DAVID HIRT MICHAEL COWARD CRAWFORD HONEYCUTT JUNE HONEYCUTT Special distinction goes to Jonnie Lowe for winning the Morehead Scholarship nomination from Jackson County and being a National Merit Scholarship finalist. GENE McCONNELL DANNY JONES BEVERLY MATTHEWS 25 A LYNN McINTOSH BERLIN MIDDLETON DEBORAH MINCEY JANICE MONTEITH David's animated expression is WANDA MOSES one of the reasons he was chosen to attend the governor's school in the field of drama. (He's a snappy dresser, too.) DAVID MURPHY WANDA OWENS LINDA PHILLIPS 26 BONNIE PRINCE SHEILA ROGERS CATHY SNIPES The Senior year brings on many things, one of the most important being planning for the future. San- dra and Beverly listen as Mr. Griffin explains an idea, EARL QUEEN LEONARD SHULAR GAYLE RHODES LINDA SMITH ZT 28 WILFORD STEWART GARY TAYLOR MITCHELL WATSON RAY WIKE GENE WATSON LEAVERN YOUNG JUNIORS Juniors Sketch Out Leadership | Brenda Watson, Secretary; Frank Brown, Vice President; Dan Killian, President; Sharon Procter, Histori- an; Melanie Wittekind, Treasurer, Cecil Aiken Helen Ammons Claire Ashe Elizabeth Bennett Harriet Bishop Frank Brown Darrell Bryson 30 We Seek Administrative G Emma Bryson Irma Casey Marti Constantz Jonnie Nell Dills f Kenneth Dills Dennis Fish And furthermore... Hilda Fowler Linda Frady Linda Hembree Yvonne Hooper ai 32 Pat Laws Juniors Carline Keener Cora Linden Go Active Janette Kilby Dale Mathis Roy Mathis ur Search for Knowledge Evelyn Mc Falls Vance Moore Susan Morgan Food for growth Jimmy Parker Katie Pressley Linda Prince Sharon Procter Betty Shook Rachel Pressley 33 34 We Financially Enrich Ourselves Jeanne Vosecky Brenda Watson Elaine Wilkes Melanie Wittekind David Woodard Joyce Young Miller 36 Being a Sophomore Means .. . Denissa Andrews Jim Ashe John Ashe Lynn Battle Irene Bennett Laura Bird Helen Bishop Janice Bishop Martha Brown Peggy Brown Evelyn Bryson Frank Bryson Lila Jean Bryson Roberta Carter Philip Clark Pat Clayton %, Judy Coggins Eddie Davis Brenda Dills Cecil Dills eo ee Fag ohn ee ae Class Officers President: David Tripp Vice President: Pat Clayton Secretary: Janet Procter Treasurer: Brenda Lovedahl Responsibility, Hard Work, . . . Frankie Dills Martha Dills Marlene Fortner George Frady Wiley Ray Henson Dianne Hooper Brenda Hopkins Don Hoyle Eddie Hoyle Helen Hoyle Brenda Lovedahl Sharon Lovedahl Picture Bruce McCracken Not Paul McFalls Available Glenda Martin Marie Mathis Shirley Mathis Eddie Messer Sophomore Class Meeting Linda Messer aie Wade Messer wy Available Edria Middleton 37 38 And FUN, FUN, FUN. Bobby Middleton Barbara Mincey Picture Doug Moore Not Lavern Owen Available Floyd Parris Janet Procter Dave Purser Mary Queen Cyritha Rogers Carolyn Shular Ruthalene Taylor David Tripp Picture Bobby Watson Not John Watson Available Debby Wheatley Delbert Wilkes Marvin Wilkes Carol Williams Jane Williams Roseanna Williams Lorina Young A typical phase in sophomore life FRESHMEN 40 Memories of Our Freshman Year Marlow Adams Johnny Ashe Cindy Barrett Freddie Bishop Carroll Broome Dottie Brown Diane Bryant Carolyn Bryson Edith Bryson Norma Bryson Preston Bryson Mildred Buckner Dorothy Burrell Virginia Burrell Donna Clark Teresa Clark Tommy Clayton Kathy Coggins Pam Crawford Martha Davis Hang on, Droopy...” “Who'll be the next in line. ?, Terry Edwards Linda Farley Dawn Fitzgibbon Lark Godwin Douglas Golden L. Z. Hensley Danny Hirt Judy Hooper Sandra Hooper Ricky Howard Carl Linden David Matthews Herbert Mathis Barbara McCall Maybelle McCall Shirley McCall Gail McFalls Sue Moore Leah Muraski Betty Nicholson Show Our Progress in CLASS OFFICERS President; Carolyn Bryson Vice President: Eddie Waldroop Secretary: Linda Stewart Treasurer; Donna Clark 4| 42 Lenn Wilkes Dick Wittekind Linda Woodring Competing With Upperclassmen Hutt Nicholson Jack Pressley Cheryl Prince Gail Prince Glenda Prince Mary Procter Kathy Queen Walter Shelton Helen Sorrells Judy Stephens Linda Stewart Paul Trantham Kate Vosecky Eddie Waldroop Clay Ward 44 AN ee Don't you just love to work math? Mrs. Brown's Homeroom Eileen Ammons Sara Carter Ellen Bishop Jimmy Bryson James Bumgarner Margaret Frady Bobby Long Resa Uuker David Mathis Larry Mathis Mary Mathis Jeanette Middleton Karen Norton Billy Parris Coy Queen Richard Queen Nellie Shelton Louise Shook Charles Shular Tommy Stephens Wanda Stephens Christine Taylor Eddy Taylor Elsie Taylor Linda Watson William Watson Jerry Wheatley STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Ist ROW: Kathy Elders, Sandra Bryant, Cherrie Moses, Ella Chastain, Brenda Wheatley, Diane Barnes, David Clayton. 2nd ROW: Tommy Ulsenheimer, Gail McIntosh, Theresa Coward, Judy Ammons, Robin Godwin, Kay Cosper, 3rd ROW: Eddy Taylo r, Tyrone Bennett, Sammy Hopkins, John vom Lehn, Tom Massie, Johnny Murphy, Mrs. Lee's Eighth Grade Maxine Ammons Eddie Battle Martha Bennett Peggy Bird Mary Lou Brown Joyce Bishop Anna Bryson Ethel Bryson Billy Cline Dwight Coggins Jonathan Crisp Billy Fowler Leo Godwin Sara Griffin Patsy Hoyle Eva Nell Keener Evelyn Kilby Cyndie Kiser Charlotte Long Patsy Lovedahl Mary B. Mathis Marilyn Matus Joel Monteith Johnny Murphy Jerry Powell Susan Ulsenheimer Jewell Wall Judy Watson Antony Woodard She didn't think I could do This year’s Elementary Student Council officers are President - Eddie Battle; Vice-President - Debra Stallings; Secretary - Jonathan Crisp; Treasurer - Billy Fowler, Mrs, Norma Lee is the sponsor. 45 46 Mr. Stallings’ Homeroom Lucille Adams Sheila Alexander Eddie Ashe Johnny Bennett Linda Bradley Barbara Brown Mary Bumgarner Nelson Bumgarner Vincent Clark Kyle Cosper Ruth Dills Elaine Griffin David Hicks Linda Hooper Judy Hopkins Diane Jones Martha Luker Gail McIntosh Joyce Mathis Patti Matthews Jim Mincey Henry Queen Craig Smith Sandra Smith Debbie Stallings Fred vom Lehn Frank Watson Annie Woodard Patsy Woodard Looking algae in the eye Viteow SPORE-BEARING STUDENT COUNCIL:MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Loftquist, Frances Mitchell, Glenda Ensley, Pam Fitzgibbon, Steven Chastain, Deborah Chastain. SECOND ROW: Blaise Cornell d'Echert, Ernest Extine, Susan Ulsenheimer, Ellen Bishop, Brenda Lanning, Henry Queen, Eddie Fornter, Mrs Pam Aldridge Judy Ammons Lillian Ammons Charles Bennett David Bennett Linda Carter Derrick Coggins Sandra Coggins Irene Dills Leslie Farmer Jim Fulmer James Hampton Janet Hensley Margaret Hoyle Brenda Lanning Benny Messer Judy Messer Andy Nicholson Greathia Owen Johnny Rochester Thomas Rogers Erinda Shook Wayne Trantham Clifford Tuck Gladys Watson Bryson's Homeroom Peggy Watson Steve Webb Jimmy Wilkes The pause that refreshes. 47 Miss Capps’ Sixth Grade I know! Let me answer! Jill Ulsenheimer David Ward Gina Wittekind Deborah Andrews Harold Adams Larry Bennett Marcia Bird Kenny Brown Marcia Bryson Jane Clayton Loretta Cline Megan Fitzgibbon Joe Gibson Janice Hooper Roger Hoyle Greg Hyatt Gerald Keener Brent Leftwich Doreen Long Doretta Long Aileen McFalls Daniel Matthews Alden Middleton Frances Mitchell Sharon Parker Becky Pendergraft Stanna Procter Rita Queen Phyllis Sizemore Mrs. Ainsley's Sixth Grade Odell Aiken ent : ' Picture Danny Bishop gs | ‘ 3 —_ or Warren Brendle ; ‘ x Available Wayne Bumgarner Theresa Coward Catherine Dills Junior Ensley Ernest Extine Louise Golden Phillip Golden Deborah Holland Michael Hooper David Long Larry Lovedahl Diann Mills David Nicholson Linda Norton Gabriella Rogers Gilbert Stephens Ricky Stephens David Taylor Dale Woodard Jack Young Secret training program for our future basketball teams. 49 Mrs. Jones’ Fifth Grade Alfredia Allen Kenneth Boone Marvin Bumgarner Leonard Dills Sally Dills Glenda Ensley Eddie Fox Donna Graziosi Jimmy Hensley Wanda Hensley Kareen Henson Craig Hughes Mike Littlejohn Daniel Luker David Luker Dennis Mathis Peggy Nicholson Clarence Owen Judy Rogers Patricia Rogers Tom Ulsenheimer Danny Watson Phyllis Wheatley Sandra Wike 50 Mrs. Mincey's Fifth Grade Peggy Ammons Edwin Barnes Layne Barrett Mary Alice Bassett Benny Battle Donna Blanchard Ella Belle Brown Sandra Bryant Carolyn Bryson Joyce Bryson Thomas Burchfiel Ronald Clark Lynda Colgan Janis Crawford Carla Crisp s hte Wet! Ge 68 fa ik Steven Eller Kenny Fish Pamela Fitzgibbon Janelle Fowler Tom Gudger Loretha Holden Erika Holtzclaw Gwendolyn Hooper Sandra Lidh Gail Martin Phillip Stovall Robert Watson Sue Williams Patricia Wittekind Robert Young History comes alive. 51 52 Mrs. Moseman’s Fourth Grade Darryle Ashe Billy Bradley Hilda Bryson The last chance at the water fountain before going home. Larry Bryson Patricia Bryson Stephen Chastain Mary Clark Michael Clark Dennis Coggins Anne Renee d'Echert Roger Foxworth Robert Fulmer Robin Godwin Dennis Graziosi Rebecca Hicks Sharon Hyatt Hugh Latimer Philip Leftwich Sandra Leopard Blanche Mathis Benalee McFalls Ernestine Mu ll Richard Owen Janice Parker Rebecca Shook a rr, ’ Bill Vosecky -s = a 4 3 Lisa Wittekind as th “re. A ’ e “Tea” te Karl Holtzclaw Mrs. Boswell's Home Room Teresa Ashe Tyrone Bennett James Claybo John Frizzell Leonard Littlejohn Leonard Luker Thurman Luker Louise Mathis The joy of learning. Ronnie Moore Gathered around the raft we constructed. Terry Moore Cherrie Moses Joyce Powell Carl Trantham Ray Trantham Clarence Wood Norma Jean Wood Wayne Wood James Lee Woodard Mrs. Botner's Third Grade Lawrence Arbaugh Anna Lynn Bell Timothy Bennett Roy Bishop Dana Blanchard Jeanette Bradley Anthony Brown Steve Bryson Lu Ada Burchfield Lancedene Crawford Lisa Craw ford Carol Creech James Cunningham Joseph Eller Ervin Extine Jane Gudger Marcia Gudger Deborah Hall Karen Kiser Elizabeth Lofquist Stewart Martin Paula Matus Mrs. Botner insists Moneen Middleton this will be a star. Deborah Norman Ellen Pendergraft Brenton Sheddan Thomas Simps on Charles Stallings Jon vom Lehn 54 Mrs. Wachob’'s Third Grade David Bryson Eddie Fortner Jo Anne Fortner Susie Fortner Selma Jones Stanley Rogers Books are the gate- way to learning. Jerry Shular Lee Wall Dixie Watson and Douglas Ashe Bookworms Lee Bennett Samuel Hopkins ben Ones Samuel Jones Ray Moore Howard Nicholson Wayne Powell Michael Queen Reginald Rogers Newman Shular Sandra Trantham Michael Watson Randall Woodard Phillip Woodring Renee Worley 55 56 Mrs. Constantz's Third Grade Don't stop now! Mark Horton Joyce Houston Joy Hoyle Brian Hughes Fariba Marashi Tom Massie Deborah Mull Guy Pulliam Jeannette Queen Lester Queen Mark Reeser Julia Smith George Stephens Tom Stovall Patricia Wheatley Donald Allen Janice Barnes Mack Brown Virginia Brown Sherry Coggins Robert Colgan Blaise Cornell d‘Echert Bill Crawford Dan Foxworth Gregory Franks Billy Green Debra Holden wv Hard at work. Mrs. Freeman's Second Grade Holly Aldridge Willa Sue Ammons Aileen Ashe Shirley Boone Russell Bryson Eugene Bumgarner Douglas Chastain Allan Coggins Larry Coggins Does anyone know what this is? Linda Donaldson Kathy Elders Tim Foxworth And what's so complicated about counting? Cheryl Franks Keith Hooper Carolyn Luker Alan Mathis Debora Mathis Clara McFalls Ruth Esther Muraski Rickey Queen Terry Queen Kenneth Rickman Dennis Rogers Ricky Watson Brenda Wheatley Kathy Woodard James Worley a1 Miss Stillwell’s Gecond Grade Peggy Barrett Robert Brown Michael Bryant Sheila Bryson Victor Clark Ricky Cline Mark Conner Kay Cosper Jeanne Eller Cathy Henry Stephen Holden Teresa Hooper Linda Leopard Martin Lidh Diane Mason Joy Massie Frances Mathewes Billy Mincey Greg Parker Peggy Pressley This year the elementary students enjoy the privilege of using the gym for the first time. Lela Mae Procter Janet Pulliam Eugenia Ramsey Ge SuLlle Picture Steven Smith Not Melanie Waters Gala Sue Wheatley Debra Wood James Jones Donna Lea Kiser Kathryn Lofquist Sandra Martin Steven Martin Natalie McCulloch Randy Pressley Melanie Reeser Stephanie Robinson Nicholas Searcy Mrs. Thomson's First Grade Diane Barnes Jimmy Boone Kent Brown Paul Brown Margaret Anne Braswell Jeff Bruce Sandra Bumgarner Rita K. Carmicle David Clayton Fruit Sale Deborah Coggins Catherine Cornell d‘Echert Michael Davis Eddie Ensley Brenda Holland Keith Holland “Hey! Let me see! 59 60 Mrs. Felton's First Grade John Bennett Kenneth Bennett Deborah Chastain Ella Chastain Tommy Fortner Jean Frizzell Theda Frizzell Martin Hooper Lloyd Hoyle Gene Leopard Nellie Littlejohn Charles Mathis ® Pretty posing for a picture. Diane Moore Jennie Moore Sheila Mull Ronald Nicholson Kenneth Queen Bobby Shular Thomas Watson Kathy Webb Ronald Wheatley Paul Williams Vernon Woodard Pictures not available for: David Crawford Geneva Donaldson ORGANIZATIONG Student Counc Sponsors: Mr. Flake and Mrs. Conrad President: JANICE MONTEITH; Vice-President: DAN KILLIAN; Secretary: SUSAN MORGAN; Treasurer: PAT CLAYTON. The Student Council is an organization which represents the student body of Cullowhee High School, It sponsors various student activities such as the annual street dance, the publishing of the handbook, Homecoming, Citizenship Week, Field Day, and the White Christmas. It finances the four annual socials, which are given and planned by the Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. The Council also awards Old English Letters to students having attained the required number of points for active participation in extracurricular activities. 62 Representatives Juniors | Vance Moore | Frank Brown Hilda Fowler Brenda Watson Jeanne Vosecky Cora Linden Melanie Wittekind Sophomores Eddie Waldroop Lenn Wilkes Lark Godwin Kate Vosecky Cindy Barrett Seniors Crawford Honeycutt Deborah Mincey Beverly Matthews Sandra Battle Jonnie Lowe Danny Jones Judy Ball Jimmy Ashe Barbara Mincey Laura Bird Delbert Wilkes Martha S. Brown Janet Procter Freshmen 63 64 Annual Staff Crawford Honeycutt, Editor Jonnie Lowe, Business Manager Frank Brown, Assistant Business Manager Janice Monteith, Editor David Purser, Assistant Photographer David Hirt, Photographer Deborah Mincey, Features Editor Sandra Battle, Advertising Editor Cora Linden, Assistant Editor Beverly Matthews, Clubs Editor Gary Bishop, Sports Editor Roy Bryson, Sports Editor Dan Killian, Assistant Editor Linda Smith, Art Editor Barbara Mincey, Sophomore Editor Teresa Clark, Freshman Editor Barbara Aiken, Elementary Editor Gayle Rhodes, Senior Editor Linda Bennett, Elementary Editor Martha Constantz, Junior Editor Danny Jones, Typist Elizabeth Burrell, Advertising Editor June Honeycutt, Typist Louise Jones, Typist Gay Adams, Typist Judy Ball, Typist Future Homemakers of America President: Deborah Mincey; Vice-presidents: Cora Linden, Jeanne Vosecky; Secretary: Eliza- beth Burrell; Treasurer: Katie Pressley; Parliamentarian: Elaine Wilkes; Historian: Martha Constantz; Reporter: Brenda Watson; Song Leader: Dianne Hooper. The Cullowhee Chapter of FHA is a nationally affiliated organization which promotes an apprecia- tion of the satisfaction of homemaking. Membership in FHA is offered to all girls who are taking or have taken Home Economics. Projects of the FHA group include making Thanksgiving fruit baskets for the county home, FHA Week, and making Valentine treats for the hospital. 65 Le Troisiéme: Sponsor: Mrs. Conrad; President: Jonnie Lowe; Vice-President: Linda Bennett; Program Chairman: Barbara Aiken; Treasurer: Linda Smith; Secretary: Beverly Matthews. Les Cercles Francais The purpose of the French Club is to acquaint its members with the French land and people. They study the social and cultural achievements of the nation and practice using the French language. Le Deuxiéme: Jeanne Vosecky, Sharon Procter, Gayle Rhodes, Claire Ashe, Don Brown, Carline Keener, Melanie Wittekind, Carolyn Jones, Linda Frady, Dan Killian. Officers of Le Deuxiéme: President: Deborah Mincey; Vice-President: Frank Brown; Secretary: Brenda Wat- son; Treasurer: Dennis Fish; Reporter: Janice Monteith. 66 The Music Club MEMBERS: (front row) Mrs. Bonham, director, Yvonne Hooper, Shirley McCall, Mary Queen, Cathy Coggins, Gayle Rhodes, Helen Hoyle, Evelyn Bryson; (back row) Louise Jones, Lavern Owens, Betty Shook, Carolyn Jones, Diane Parker, Linda P. Prince, June Barker, Elaine Wilkes. The Music Club practices choral singing. The students study music appreciation. Sing a song of sixpence. - - And now for some theory! 67 The Art Club is organized to discover the The Art meaning of art, to enjoy and learn the uses of art, and to give enjoyment to the others through the creativity of the members. Club Art, Mr. Buckner? Pretty picture, pretty people. Martha Constantz, Carolyn Jones, Judy Coggins, Yvonne Hooper, Carline Keener, Helen Sor- rells, Pamela Crawford, Marlow Adams, Martha Davis, Virginia Nicholson, Judy Hooper Ruthalene Taylor, Denissa Andrews, Teresa Clark, Irene Bennett. 68 Health Careers Club The Health Careers Club endeavors to further interest in health careers. Its programs seek to educate students to the wide vo- cational opportunities available in this field. President: Sandra Battle; Vice President: Jonnie Lowe; Secretary: Dan Killian; Treasurer: Judy Bell; Program Chairman: Wanda Moses. Judy Ball, Sandra Battle, Carline Keener, Cindy Barrett, Dawn Fitzgibbon, Mary Procter, ehetla Rogers, Wanda Moses, Jonnie Lowe, Jack Pressley, Betty Shook, Linda P, Prince, Danny Hirt, Donna Clark, Dottie Brown, Sue Moore, Dan Killian, Dennis Fish, Johnny Ashe, Harold Coggins, Fred Bishop, Terry Edwards, Eddie Waldrop, Ricky Howard, Philip Clark. 69 Science Club The Science Club creates an interest in the different phases of science by en- couraging participation in informative activities, It contributes to the knowl- edge of current events in science and provides opportunities for individual development in this field. One way to go fishin’ - siphon off the water. President: Jonnie Lowe; Program Chairman: Crawford Honeycutt; Mike Martin; Secretar teith; David Murphy, Beverly Matthews; Sponsor: Mrs, Searcy; Treasurer: y: Melanie Wittekind; Vice-President: Janice Mon- 70 Business Club President (Front): Judy Ball Vice-President: Hilda Fowler Historian: Wanda Moses Secretary: Katie Pressley The Business Club is organized to create more interest in business careers. Students meet people of the business world through visiting speakers and tours of offices and industries. Barbara Aiken, Sandra Battle, Judy Ball, Hilda Fowler, Katie Pressley, Wanda Moses, Linda Hembree, Diane Parker, Kathy Coggins, Virginia Nicholson, Helen Ammons, June Barker, Elaine Wilkes, Sheila Rogers, Gay Adams, Mr. Monteith (Sponsor), Ruthalene Taylor, Patsy Bishop, Betty Shook, Linda P. Prince, Sharon Lovedahl, Brenda Hopkins, Carline Keener, Claire Ashe, 7I 72 Public Speaking Club David Hirt, Dennis Fish, Kathy Coggins, Linda Hembree, Philip Clark, Carolyn Bryson, Wiley R. Henson, Lark God- win, Martha Susan Brown, Martha Constantz, Sandra Hooper David Murphy, Jeanne Vosecky, Dan Killian, David Tripp, Pat Laws, Janet Procter, Cora Linden, Rachel Pressley, Melanie Wittekind, Linda Stewart Audio-Visual Club The Audio-Visual Club teaches its members h ow to operate and care for audio-visual equipment. It also pro- vides projectionists to show films to class groups. President: Dennis Fish Vice-President: Furman Henderson Secretary-Treasurer: Sheila Rogers Carline Keener, Sheila Rogers, Gay Adams, Virginia Nicholson, Louise Jones, Linda Frady, Sharon Procter, Wanda Moses, Furman Henderson, Danny Jones, Don Brown, David Hirt, Dennis Fish, Darrell Bryson, Steve Taylor, Harold Coggins, Michael Coward, Billy Dills, Tommy Bry- son, Earl Queen, Dale Mathis, David Woodard. 73 74 The Monogram Club Dennis Fish, Dan Killian, Beverly Matthews, Brenda Watson, Frank Brown, Deborah Mincey, Tommy Bryson, David Woodard, Vance Moore, Doug Moore, Roseanna Williams, Lynn Battle, Susan Morgan, Martha S. Brown, Crawford Honeycutt, Don Brown, Janet Procter, Barbara Min- cey, Melanie Wittekind, Linda Frady, Irma Casey, Dianne Hooper, Lila Jean Bryson. The Monogram Club is organized for the basketball players, their managers, and the cheerleaders of Cullowhee High. Its purpose is to promote sportsmanship and school spirit. President: Deborah Mincey, Vice-President: Frank Brown; Secretary-Treasurer: Brenda Wat- son. us Drivers’ Club Mike Martin; Gene McConnell; Berlin Middleton; Mitchell Watson; Vance Moore; Leonard Shuler; Fayne Aldridge; Jim Clayton; Floyd Parris. Peon sar) Two Hotrod Harrys Someone's stolen two spark plugs 7 76 Library Assistants Miss Finley (Sponsor); Buck Stewart, Patsy Bishop, Rachael Pressley, Doris Coggins, Carol Williams. The Library Assistant Program provides opportunities for taking part in a variety of library activities and services, for expanding knowledge and appreciation of libraries and their resources, for assuming responsibility and working satisfactorily with others, and for developing and using special abilities and skills. iam. Joyce Young, Irene Bennett, June Honeycutt, Marlene Fortner, Linda Phillips, Cathy Snipes. Office Assistants Mrs. Swayngim (Sponsor) Cathy Snipes, Sandra Battle, Judy Ball, Leavern Young, Gay Adams. Sheila Rogers, Lib Burrell, June Honeycutt, Linda Phillips. The Office Assistants receive one-half unit credit for their work. The program provides practical experience in office work to help prepare them for possible careers in business. 77 78 Crafts Club President: Vice-President: Treasurer: Secretary: Harold Coggins Tommy Bryson Johnny Ashe Steve Taylor The Crafts Club encourages its members to form a hobby, thus developing worthy use of their leisure time. Don Hoyle, Virginia Nicholson, Dawn Fitzgibbon, Carline Keener, Tommy Bryson, Harold Coggins, David Woodard, Steve Taylor, Eddie Waldroop, Ricky Howard, Johnny Ashe, Lenn Wilkes, Dick Wittekind, Delbert Wilkes, Danny Jones, Jack Pressley, Terry Edwards, Freddie Bishop, Carl Linden, Hutt Nicholson, Walter Shelton. FAVORITES Miss Rebel SHEILA ROGERS 80 Miss Sen ior JANICE MONTEITH Miss Sophomore ROSEANNA WILLIAMS Miss Junior LINDA PRINCE Miss Freshman DONNA CLARK 8] Miss Rebel and Her Court Miss Junior, escorted by Ray Pressley losis sooner str EN iia ag ei Miss Rebel, escorted by Gene Long ; { 1. er ° Miss Freshman, escorted by Clay Ward ay Miss Sophomore, escorted by Don Brown VICTORY at the ballgame Homecoming Was... ENTHUSIASM at the pep rally La seecwite, moe and REMINISCENCE at the dance, 83 Co ww Best Personality SANDRA BATTLE BUCK STEWART Most Likely to Succee LYNN McINTOSH JONNIE LOWE Most School Spirited DEBORAH MINCEY GARY TAYLOR Friendliest JANICE MONTEITH BERLIN MIDDLETON 85 ”7wwTe @f 86 Wittiest GAY ADAMS DON BROWN est All Around BARBARA AIKEN GARY BISHOP Most Athletic LIB BURRELL CHARLIE BUMGARNER Cutest LOUISE JONES CRAWFORD HONEYCUTT 87 Most Talented LINDA SMITH DAVID HIRT e Neatest JUDY BALL GENE McCONNELL 88 Marshals KNOWLEDGE IS THE KEN To UNLOCK LIFE’S MAGIC DOORS The Marshals are the five juniors with the highest averages at the end of the fifth grading period. The Crawford Honeycutt, Janice Monteith, Barbara junior with the highest average is designated as chief. e 1965 graduation exercises. Aiken, Deborah Mincey, and Jonnie Lowe, chief, participated in th | t 89 90 rad teh Cod Maoh WA) (ech Ge} eel Crawf Honeycutt Frank Brown Laura Bird Cynthia Barrett Jonnie Lowe Dan Killian Honor Roll Deborah Mincey Cora Linden Jeanne Vosecky Brenda Watson Melanie Wittekind Martha Susan Brown Philip Clark Barbara Mincey Kate Vosecky The students eligible for the REBEL Honor Roll have main- tained a 93 or better average throughout high school and to the mid-term of the present year. Also, they are taking courses which meet the criteria for graduating with scholastic honors, VARSITY - STANDING, from left to right: Tommy Bryson, Dan Killian, Doug Moore, Gary Taylor, Vance Moore, Gene McConnell, Don Brown, Charlie Bumgarner, Frank Brown, Darrell Bryson, and Jim Clayton, KNEELING: Mr.,Hicks, Coach, and Dennis Fish, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY - STANDING, from left to right: Frank Bryson, Danny Hirt, Johnny Ashe, Ricky Howard, Clay Ward, Bobby Watson, Jimmy Ashe, Johnny Ashe, David Woodard, L. Z. Hensley, Jack Pressley, and Cecil Dills. KNEELING: Mr. Hicks, Coach, and Freddie Bishop, Manager. a a2 TOMMY BRYSON DARRELL BRYSON JIM CLAYTON DAN KILLIAN FRANK BROWN 93 94 CECIL DILLS JOHNNY ASHE Captain BOBBY WATSON JACK PRESSLEY a From left to right, top to bottom: Martha Constantz, Lila Jean Bryson, Brenda Watson, Beverly Matthews, Deborah Mincey (chief), Barbara Mincey, Irma Casey, Linda Frady, Melanie Wittekind A= o7oawn o = © © Varsity 95 96 J = O=—7 € cre =- A= JANET PROCTER MARTHA SUSAN BROWN DIANNE HOOPER - Chief LYNN BATTLE Ho=-OoOQA na 0 — FOOT OO Six Faces of J.E.M.H. OPPONENT SCORE Glenville W 78-19 Highlands W 70-48 Ball game tonight. pe tece Wa Half-time instructions. Swain W 94-65 Sylva-W ebster W 70-51 Hiwassee Dam W 90-49 Cherokee W 62-50 Nantahala W 93-74 Swain W 85-68 Waynesville W 73-58 Franklin L 81-83 Stecoah W 80-62 Waynesville W 78-72 Glenville W 94-67 Play ball! Mountain View W 94-78 A tense moment. Cherokee W 75-51 Hiwassee Dam W 92-47 Nantahala W 80-76 Glenville W 67-39 Stecoah W 86-61 Mountain View W 96-60 Sylva-Webster W 75-72 Conference Games Another win - the Substitution. end of a perfect day! 97 98 he ADVERTISERS HOOPER DRUG STORE 586-2213 Sylva, N.C. Compliments of THE TOWNHOUSE Compliments of RUTH ANN SHOP Sylva, N.C. Compliments of HIGHLANDS CLEANERS LAUNDRY Sylva, N.C. 086-4314 STOVALL'S 5¢ 10¢ Next to lst Union S H Green Stamps THE GOFFER sHOr Thick shakes - 20¢ Hamburgers - 20¢ Sylva, N.C, MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 82 E. Main Street Sylva, N.C, Compliments of CAROLINA BARBER SHOP Junior Ashe, Prop. PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY Established 1903 Service Food Distributors Fresh - Frozen - Canned P.O. Box 252, 109 Roberts St. y Ashevilles aN Ge Telephone 252-6751 Compliments of HOOPER BUILDERS SUPPLY Compliments of FRED SMITH ZENITH - color black and white SYLVA COAL LUMBER CO, building materials furniture TV, hardware THE BOOK STORE Hallmark cards and party items Many gift ideas Compliments of COPE'S FEED AND SUPERETTE Sylva, N.C. HOLLIFIELD JEWELERS Keepsake diamonds Sylva, N.C. WALKER'S CLEANERS Maytag Kwik Wash Coin dry-cleaning 586-4210 PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE Purity - Accuracy Sylva, N.C. Compliments of GIBSON FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of DENNIS MEN'S STORE Sylva, N.C, CLASS OF '67 No. 1 in CHS E, L. ERWIN CO, Plumbing, heating, sheet metal work, well-drilling 586-4213 Compliments of RUSSELL'S GROCERY and ESSO SERVICE Compliments of THE COLLEGE SHOP Compliments of CASHIERS BUILDERS SUPPLY TWIN BARBER SHOP Need your head in my business Compliments of FOWLER'S SHOPPING CENTER Casnietsaa N.C. Compliments of THE VILLAGE STORE CONGRAZUEATIONSs LOST tis SENIORS OF 1966 HARN CORPORATION Wear-a- Blanket Young Trends SOUTHERN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and building materials owned by J. P. stovall, Prop. Dave Stephens SYLVA HIWAY SERVICE STATION PRESSLEY ANGEL BARBER SHOP Located next to Brown's Store Compliments of BRADLEY S STORE Cullowhee, N.C. DilisboreneNaGe TOWNE SHOPPE Compliments of Eastgate ENSLEY S Shopping Center SUPERMARKET Ladies Exclusive Ready-to-Wear 086-2818 SYLVA FLOWER SHOP Arrangements WALTER BRADLEY Corsages PACKING CO, Funeral work Potted plants Compliments of Compliments of PG Hebi AMT ON INN AND COUR YY Giz Compliments of OAKMONT LODGE Owned and Operated by | Mr. and Mrs. George J. Stewart Gashniers, N:C. Soe GOGD ae CULLOWHEE CAFE COGEEGE GULF SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Wash - Polish - Lubrication 293-3140 Gullowhee, N.C. CENTRAL SHELL SERVICE STATION Mechanic on duty CLARK-=FOWLER All Shell Products GIGAR CO, Polk Allman, Prop. Compliments of BELK'S DEPT. STORE Home of better values Sylva, N.C. Compliments of WIKE'S SERVICE STATION Viewer me IN ©) Ba Distributor Gullit Oul Products Sy Ly aueeiN sor 586-2918 Compliments of Pacer. SUPERMARKET Compliments of DL EVES PHARMACY Compliments of MADDEN'S RESTAURANT Cashiers, N, GC. BOWER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Household goods Clothing SYLVA MOTOR COURT T.V., Pool, “Cool by the creek, open year round Commercial men welcome Compliments of HENNESSEE LUMBER COMPANY Best wishes for the future Compliments of ADGIISON SIGN COMPEN Y Compliments of NANTAHALA POWER LIGHT COMPANY Compliments of A FRIEND MASSIE FURNITURE COMPANY “Furniture for the entire house” REBEL RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN Owned and operated by Eugene Brown Compliments of GUY MOBILE HOME CORPORATION Dillsboro, N.C. Compliments of HARRIS SUPERETIE HENSLEY TIRE CO, Cullowhee Road Sylva, N.C. Paul and Harold Hensley Our Compliments DRS AHA Or) AND PAgio McGUIRE DS ATTA VEE YS TERE I Aw OE Teenage Retreat For Call in Orders: 293-4400 Real Estate - Building - Appraisals Telephone: 293-2821 Office Located Next to the Hide-a- Way Best wishes, GC. CeOU EL EIN ELECTRIC SENIORS. Compliments of COMPANY WOODLAND THE MOTEL AND Electrical contractor - ACRE pe iasle RESTAURANGS: Philco Appliances HOUSE Sy lvase Nic: Sheila Gene Judy Fayne Janice Gary Gayle Earl Gay Bucky Deborah Crawf Sandra Don Lib aul CROTAr, Compliments of SCHULMAN'S Compliments of Oe ale oO RH) FIRST UNION JACKSON NATIONAL BANK The pacesetter in FURNITURE men's and women's COMPANY of Sylva fashions MAIN OFFICES AND FACTORIES JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN Sete a ie Nt 8 oe AMERICA’S FINEST FACILITIES FOR CLASS RING MANUFACTURE ALBERT BEALLE — JOHN BRUCE 219 Magnolia Statesville, North Carolina RINGS + CLUB INSIGNIA EMBLEMATIC AWARDS AND TROPHIES + DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS ACCESSORY ALBUMS GREYo TONE, LODGE DilVsboLcoyeN Ge Compliments of Specializing in our Cv Te ViAG IRIE own country ham, hot RIVERWOOD COMPANY biscuits, and char- CRAB T25HOrR broiled steaks, cater- iInoslOuDrivatespatlics, 108 East Main St. Chic and Evelyn Sutton Sylva. N.C. 586-4359 Dills borrow NaG. Compliments of We are proud to have been the contractors on the new Camp Laboratory School WILLIAM B. DILLARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. eee RARER Food... ees Bottled under authority of the Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Neheviltte, N.C. BARNEY ‘S REST AURANT Sylva, N.C. Compliments of ROLLING GREEN MOTEL Compliments of DR. D. M, RAMSEY Sylva, N.C. Compliments of SYLVA POWER SAW CO. Homelite sales and service Compliments of SOSSAMON'S FURNITURE COMPANY Sylva, N.C, Compliments of ROBERTSON SUPPLY Coal, Hardware, building supplies Compliments of CAMPBELL ELEC TRIC COMPANY CLARK'S AUTO PARTS Sylva, N.C, 586-4357 EAGLE'S 5 10 Sylva‘s Largest Variety Store Best wishes to the Class of ‘66 DR. RALPH S. MORGAN THE LEADER SELE- SERVICE SHOE STORE for the entire family Sylva, N.C. JANE DOT'S FLOWER SHOP Your FTD Florist Sylva, N.C. 086-2214 CANNON BROTHERS GAS AND OIL COMPANY, INC. Shell Products DillsborcoweNmGe COPE CREEK SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil Clarence Cody Manager Compliments of Hides RIDGEWAY HOUSE Compliments WMSJ 5000 WATTS 1480 KC TOWN HOUSE MOTOR COURT Main St, -Sylva Mr, and Mrs, A. T. Murray BOOSTERS Linda Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harrill Hilltop Supply Hooper's Grocery (Vise Oe Kribbs Moore's Launderette Parkway Restaurant Frank Rogers and Bobby Wheatley Saunders' Grocery ene ee oimith: | Vv and Antenna Service Twin Beauty Salon Village Boutique Art Gallery Bruce Wachob SCHRAFETS “The Nation’s Leading Candies” ON SALE AT GOOD STORES EVER YWHERE $1.00 — $2.00 Lb. Morgan Bros., Inc. Wholesale Distributors 67 Broadway, Asheville, N. C. is Delicious Food ENJOY SOME EVERY DAY! . 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