Cullowhee High School - Rebel Yearbook (Cullowhee, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

Po Gepidenic Kone: gre Boer ee ORTON eee pone The 1969 Rebel presented by The Senzor Class of Cullowhee High School Volume XVIII KATE VOSECKY Co-editor sent CINDY BARRETT Co-editor NORMA BRYSON Business Manager Freshmen ... 19 Athletics ... 83 Elementary ... 99 AdSeese et The name, the Rebel, chosen in another year by a class looking backward, seems a commentary on the world ttself this year of 1968-1969. And the world breaks in on the relative isolation of school life: crime in the streets, war in Vietnam, civil disobedience in the news, youthful protests everywhere. Realization comes that in a frighteningly short time we must cope, make decisions, choose sides, give a hand. It 1s the hand that throws the bomb or quietens the frightened; that marks the ballot and signs the treaty; that holds the gun or stretches out in friendship. The hand, my friend, has a good deal of significance in life. Poets and philosophers and preachers have recognized the wmportance of the hand. “Tools were made, and born were hands, Every farmer understands.” Blake “The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world.” Wallace “.. the warmth, the lwing warmth of human hands.” “Blessed are the horny hands of toul.” Lowell “An open hand, an easy shoe, And hope to make the day go through.” Carmon “The gods hear men’s hands before their lips.” Swinburne “The tron hands of Fate” Kipling Take this hand, for example: NERS SG HOP oo Gesticulating Denying guilt Being a part in the play of the action gee e Settling an Explaining things Reaching goals argument Hands are also useful for .. . Cramming lockers Holding books ... ... and other hands 7 For her helping hand, This book 1s gratefully dedicated to Mrs. Marie Searcy ADMINISTRATION Whether he 1s writing the very precise J.E.M. Hicks on a permit or rearranging his hair down over his eyes to illustrate how untidy long hair can be; whether | wm he 1s checking | | on a late bus or handling the burden of paper C01 rn Mr. Hicks’ hands shape the life of the school. PRINCIPAL=-Joseph E. M. Hicks DIRECTOR AND COORDINATOR OF TEACHER TRAINING: Dr Jeiry A RICe We see his hand at work in planning the curriculum and scheduling classes — organizing the actwwity schedule — coordinating Junior Observer training — using that special touch in advising students — Dr. Rice keeps the school on an efficient schedule. The hands — scenes: ace peruse tor a a == mm se age ‘poorest. Oe: ome: meet teense 8:15 in the morning. MRS, HELEN SWAYNGIM Administrative Secretary Office Assistants Linda Woodring, Cheryl Prince, Linda Farley, Marlow Adams, Eddie Waldroop, Kathy Cog- gins, Kathy Queen, Linda Stewart, Martha Davis. of service is cea Se 7 7} poi FIRST ROW: Annie Woodard, Betty Nicholson, Linda Woodring, Judy Messer, Cheryl Prince, Eva Nell Keener. SECOND ROW: Gail McFalls, Ethel Bryson, Elsie Taylor, Linda Stewart, Jewell Wall, Kathy Coggins, Edith Bryson, Kathy Queen, Gail Prince, THIRD ROW: Miss Mary Finley, Linda Ashe, Ellen Bishop, Linda Fortner, Jeanette Middleton, Judy Stephens, Peggy Watson, Gladys Watson, Maybelle McCall, Library Assistants ae Pci Heaton cage Walter Wilkes, Clay Ward, Judy Watson, Hutt Nicholson, Carroll Broom, Betty Nicholson, Rick Howard, Sue Moore, Eddie Waldroop, Sandra Hooper. Bus Drivers . are busy hands Mrs, Gertrude Allen, Mrs. Grace Shelton, Mrs. Dorcas Brown, Mrs. Theda Stevens, Mrs, Mary Garland, Mrs. Martha Coward. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Maxine Coggins, Cafeteria Staff PPR) 1 ees Walter Wilkes Mrs, Ruth Queen Lindon Holden 14 Custodians FACULTY The experienced hands Ss MRS, BELL eae Bees I'll look favorably G Cor ae upon you, tigers. MRS, CLAYTON Sarcasm is the protest of the week, MR, COOK MRS, COWARD “My policy of cheating - OK Classe 7 don't, 16 of the faculty Min dea MISS FINLEY If you have any talking to do, go out in the lobby. MR, DUNLOP w iLO; men, we MR, FLAKE Class dismissed. MR, HARRIS MRS, HODGES Now, back to the Well, you know... SliDICci.ae a Lead us. nscecrnnanensee fem MR. HOOPER First bus people may go MISS LACHMUND “We'll probably have a if you've cleaned up. test tomorrow. MR. MONTEITH “C-space despaces cd-space, are your bells ringing? MRS. PENLAND MRS. SEARCY Book people, get your books. Don't lean back in the chairs. That's what always happens to them. Wisi FRESHMEN Freshmen experiment with new schedules, FRESHMAN OFFICERS: President; DAVID WARD, Vice President: KENNY BROWN, Secretary: GINA WITTEKIND, Treasurer; LINDA NORTON “The second m ajor type is the napalm incendiary bOMmD neg MRS, CLAYTON MRS, COWARD Freshman Sponsors Master of « o'e OOLSEC I neaeinine the arts soo 0) finlin, iim Ain lnm... extracurricular activities, freedom! i: é : e Daily walk up the hall, Free at last! Cause we ran out of tape. muhisemust be the place... Freshmen are enjoying the freedoms of high school. They’re strong on school spirit; they study Picture Not Available Yea, Rebels! Harold Adams Deborah Andrews Eddie Ashe Kenneth Ashe Charles Bennett Johnny Ray Bennett Larry Bennett Marcia Bird Danny Bishop Pamela Broom Kenny Brown Marcia Bryson Wayne Bumgarner Jane Clayton Loretta Cline Theresa Coward Catherine Dills Rod Emerson Junior Ensley Emest Extine — Leslie Farmer Margaret Frady Joe Gibson Louise Golden Phillip Golden (sometimes), play (a lot), and get into trouble (often). Jim Hampton Janet Hensley Deborah Holland Janice Hooper Michael Hooper Roger Hoyle Gerald Keener Bobby Long Brent Leftwich Joan Little Larry Lovedahl Ricky Massingale Daniel Mathews Aileen McFalls Alden Middleton Frances Mitchell David Nicholson Linda Norton Venelle Owen Ronnie Painter Sharon Parker Stanna Procter Jo Ann Queen Linda Queen Rita Queen Theyre new hands at the game of high school. Gay Rogers Phyllis Sizemore Gilbert Stephens MRS. COWARD'S HOMEROOM: BOBBY LONG - Pres. DANNY BISHOP - V. Pres. KENNY BROWN - Sec. -Treas. Ricky Stephens David Taylor Jill Ulsenheimer Meeting at the lockers David Ward Larry Watson MRS. CLAYTON'S HOMEROOM: GINA WITTEKIND - Pres. GILBERT STEPHENS - V. Pres. RICKY STEPHENS - Sec. -Treas. Sharon Wells Elaine Wilson Gina Wittekind Sherrilyn Whitford Jack Young SOPHOMORES Sophomores arent “fresh” anymore. Dreaming dreams, wad Latkeuesweesyseyseee Whether in Rome or in France, the play's the thing! Familiar feet and faces, They ve tried their hands at Lucille Adams Pam Aldridge Sheila Alexander Judy Ammons Lillian Ammons David Bennett Barry Bisson Wanda Bryson Mary Bumgarner Nelson Bumgarner Linda Carter Vincent Clark Derrick Coggins Sandra Coggins Kyle Cosper SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRANK WATSON - President JIMMY WILKES - Vice-president LLOYD WILEY - Secretary BARRY BISSON - Treasurer ouiguessing teachers, Margaret Hoyle Diane Jones Irene Dills Ruth Dills Rebecca Easterly Jim Fulmer Beth Hamilton Carmaletta Harris Catherine Hart David Hicks Linda Hooper Judy Hopkins Martha Luker Gail McIntosh Patti McClung Joyce Mathis Mary Mathis being first to lunch, dissecting frogs. Benny Messer Judy Messer Jim Mincey Bill Morris Kathi Neufeld Nicholson But Craig, my frog had horns! Run, Jimmy - it's S.O.S. time again! Karen Norton William Owen Tommy Pow Sharon Kay Prince Henry Queen Jackie Queen Janet Queen Tommy Rogers Erinda Shook Craig Smith Sandra Smith The whole point is, “don’t blow your cool. Debbie Stallings Greathia Taylor Wayne Trantham Clifford Tuck Fred vom Lehn Frank Watson Oh no! Another lecture, Gladys Watson Peggy Watson Blackboard jungle Lloyd Wiley Jimmy Wilkes Annie Woodard Patsy Woodard Marlene Youmans 4 Ww anni awn 0 45 JUNIORS The Junior year 1s SPONSORS Mrs, Marie Searcy CLASS OFFICERS President - MARY MARTHA BENNETT Vice President - PEGGY BIRD Secretary - MARILYN MATUS Treasurer - CYNDIE KISER Class meeting in session, a handful of experiences. Eee And the second bell has already rung! Mine, all mine! Onward to Durham! There is increasing involvement Eileen Ammons Maxine Ammons Linda Ashe if Wi Ellen Bishop Joyce Bishop Some are up Anna Bryson Ethel Bryson And others tangled up, in school activities Picture Ne _ Available _ Jimmy Bryson Jon Crisp Dwight Coggins Dal Emerson zs Don't be left out in the warm Sandy Flynn Linda Fortner Bill Fowler Harley Harris Don't any- body breathe, Eva Nell Keener Would you believe second childhood? nd along with it Patsy Lovedahl Clinton Massingale David Mathis Maybelle McCall Jeanette Middleton I just got an A Adair Miller Bennett Mobile The winning ballot a deepening sense of responsibility. Joel Monteith Leonard Prince Patsy Pye Eddie Queen eee SES Richard Queen Nellie Shelton Walter Shelton GIRL WATCHER Louise Shook Charles Shular But, Marilyn, a pen won't work! Tommy Stephens achievement Avis Stewart Eddy Taylor Nan Thomas Susan Ulsenheimer Jewell Wall Profiles in Coura ge Judy Watson Jerry Wheatley A serious discussion of the Romantic Period, The end of a perfect day. Seniors touch the texture SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - DANNY HIRT Vice President - CLAY WARD Secretary - SUE MOORE Treasurer - RICK REED Historians - CAROLYN BRYSON MARTHA DAVIS CLASS SPONSORS MASCOTS MRS. BELL and MR. FLAKE MONICA WALDEN and JEFFREY LAWRENCE and taste the flavor Most Likely To Succeed CINDY BARRETT and RICK REED MARLOW ADAMS JOHNNY ASHE CINDY BARRETT FRED BISHOP CARROLL BROOME of ther whole high school life. DOTTIE BROWN CAROLYN BRYSON EDITH BRYSON NORMA BRYSON Cutest MYRNA McELROY and EDDIE WALDROOP They have assumed the role of leadership DONNA CLARK TERESA. GLARK KATHY COGGINS Ipemesoscenis MARTHA DAVIS Two's company... Best Personality SUE MOORE and FRED BISHOP in student council, in athletics Most Athletic DOTTIE BROWN and CLAY WARD Marshals TERRY EDWARDS Dottie Brown, Kathy Queen, Kate Vosecky - Chief, Cindy Barrett, and Norma Bryson LINDA FARLEY Lee nie Lin DANNY HIRT in clubs, in other school activities. ne IS ace i CHERYL PRINCE and TERRY EDWARDS SANDRA HOOPER DSi a Getting ready for the play Beauty and the Beast. . . RICKY HOWARD CARL LINDEN HERBERT MATHIS They accepted a great tradition MYRNA McELROY GAIL McFALLS GLANA LUKER SUE MOORE é : : ys eA eS “What blue Ford? se,andithenra blue monster with a. . . Best All Around CAROLYN BRYSON and JACK PRESSLEY and spent four years adding to it HUTT NICHOLSON PAM PARKER BETTY PLEMMONS Our “John Hancocks JACK PRESSLEY Head of the Welfare line WITTIEST Martha Davis and Danny Hirt Like King Arthur’s sword it 1s not CHER YE PRINGE SANDRA GAIL PRINCE MARY PROCTER Neatest KAT ay OUREN JEAN RAGER RICK REED theirs to keep but to hand on, rich JUDY STEPHENS LINDA STEWART KAd E VOSECKY Friendliest err sn Sesiegnapntonsieinwamtentsne EDDIE WALDROOP CLAY WARD LINDA WOODRING more meaningful for those who follow. SENIORS IN ACTION MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED 5 CE eo Nats BO RS REGRET MIE LEAT ORGANIZATIONS These young people will sities President - JACK PRESSLEY Vice President - BILL FOWLER Secretary - SANDRA SMITH Treasurer - BETH HAMILTON Student handle the affairs of tomorrow. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES - Linda Norton, Stanna Procter, Janice Hooper, Harold Adams, . ss ey g — , S i s is ge = oy é x A : eZ MLA SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES - Greathia Taylor, Linda Hooper, Gail McIntosh, Debbie Stallings, Cathi Hart, Fred vom Lehn. This year the Student Council has undertaken several projects - some old and some new. It began the year with its only money-making project, the Street Dance, held Friday, September 13. The profit was over $300. After the money-making project, it began several money-spend- ing projects, the first of which was the financing of the trip to Jacksonville for the 42nd Annual NCSCC meeting. The delegation was made up of Jack Pressley, Bill Fowler, and Mr, Flake, Soon afterwards, the Council began to plan for a different type of White Christmas, Instead of taking just a few families, the school gave each student at the Canada school a stocking and a gift presented by Santa Claus (Mr. Dunlop). Students from Camp sang carols. There was no time for rest, since Homecoming was only a month away. Cullowhee won the game, and the dance was great, After the introduction of Miss Rebel and her court, one of the best bands in the Carolinas, the Mandarin Caste, played for the dance, Everyone agreed that it was the best Homecoming in years. Other Student Council projects are the Teachers’ Tea, the financing of the remaining socials, the Western District NCSCC meeting in Enka, and finally the election of next year's officers. Council Hand them your full support. oe oot - 4 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES - Nan Thomas Marilyn Matus Sandy Flynn Peggy Bird HONORARY MEMBERS Mary Martha Bennett Barry Bisson Susan Ulsenheimer , Danny Hirt Donna Clark Sponsor - MR, FLAKE si YY Og SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Cindy Barrett Kathy Queen Linda Farley Sue Moore “Left hand over; right hand under.” FIRST ROW: Dottie Brown, Peggy Bird, Cindy Barrett, Mary Martha Bennett, Sue Moore, Kathy Queen, Kate Vosecky. SECOND ROW: Sponsor - Mr. Harris, Sandy Flynn, Donna Clark, Jack Pressley, Susan Ulsenheimer, Jon Crisp, Carl Mindene Rick Reed, National Honor Society Throughout history, man has recognized and marked for special honor those who excel. In electing students to the National Honor Society, the secondary school faculty honors their attainments already made and recognizes the promise they contain of continued excellence in the cherished ideals of a school. The object of all chapters is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of second- ary schools of the nation. The National Honor Society aided the Student Council and FHA with a White Christmas Project for the Canada School. In March, the Society sponsored a Careers Day for Seniors in Jackson County so they might become acquainted with vocational fields in Western North Carolina. The Society also published a digest of summer jobs for the students of Camp La- boratory School to help the students find a suitable summer job mote easily. | Ee aa} tH President - DOTTIE BROWN oD ERE Vice President = CINDY BARRETT Secretary - PEGGY BIRD Hareasmire rs KATHY QUEEN The hands of a woman. . ulfill the Sharon Parker, Joanne Queen, Pam Broom, Rita Queen, Stanna Procter, Jane Clayton, Cindy Barrett, Loretta Cline, Gay Rogers, Debbie Andrews, Janice Hooper, Sandra Hooper, Linda Stewart, Marcia Bryson, Elsie Taylor, Sandra Smitk, Joan Little, Venelle Owen, Frances Mitchell, Jill Ulsenheimer, Elaine Wilson, Dottie Brown, Phyllis Sizemore, Carolyn Bryson, Debbie Stallings, Ruth Dills, Kathy Coggins, Patsy Lovedahl, Linda Ashe, Linda Farley, Linda Norton, Mary Bumgarner, Marilyn Matus, Sue Moore, Mrs. Hodges, Norma Bryson, Adair Miller, Myrna McElroy, Diane Bryant, Anna Bryson, Evelyn Kilby, Marcia Bird, Jewell Wall, Gina Wittekind, Peggy Bird, Judy Ammons, Judy Hopkins, Donna Clark, Joyce Bishop, Mary Martha Bennett, Susan Ulsenheimer. Production line The Future Homemakers of America provides for group and individual interests toward home and community life. It promotes good will and encourages girls to work for better homes and family life. Under capable leadership, our chapter has completed several worthy projects this year. We co-sponsored the annual Street Dance and the White Christ- mas, We took fruit baskets to the County Home and sent several good-will baskets to boys from our school who are in Vietnam. In March we observed FHA week, during which we sponsored a Fashion Show, entertained FHA mothers, and had a tea for the faculty. At Easter we made favors for the local hospital. To end the year we had our annual picnic. aspirations of heart and mind. Their FIRST ROW: Secretary, Mary Martha Bennett; Vice Presidents, Peggy Bird and Dottie Brown; President, Sue Moore. SECOND ROW: Reporter, Cindy Barrett; Projects Chairman, Linda Farley; Sponsor, Mrs, Hodges; Parliamentarian, Norma Bryson; Historian, Susan Ulsenheimer, Treasurer, Carolyn Bryson; Song - leaders, Cathi Hart and Gail McIntosh (not pictured), handiwork is the key to tomorrow's problems. MR. DUNLOP BILL FOWLER JON CRISP TERRY EDWARDS JACK PRESSLEY RICK REED JIM KYLE MINCEY COSPER FRANK BARRY WATSON BISSON ESE Tags os aN Soe ae OFFICERS: President - Carl Linden Secretary - Johnny Ashe First Vice President - Danny Hirt Treasurer - Sandy Flynn (not pictured) Second Vice President - Clay Ward Sponsor - Mr, Dunlop Give a handsel to these young workers; Z D i Ws Cy ee o on : ia ak : Kathy Coggins, Jewell Wall, Linda Farley, Patsy Hoyle, Evelyn Kilby, Teresa Clark, Diane Bryant, Ruth Dills, Linda Ashe, Mary Bumgarner, Patsy Lovedahl, Linda Stewart, Maxine Ammons, Sponsor: MR. MONTEITH Business ‘ President, Linda Farley; Vice President, Fducation Club Linda Stewart; Secretary, Evelyn Kilby, Treasurer, Kathy Coggins. Apprendre employer les mains comme un francais President - SUSAN ULSENHEIMER Vice-President - BARRY BISSON Secretary-Treasurer - CAROLYN BRYSON Song Leader - TERRY EDWARDS French Club Les hommes! Les hommes! MRS, BELL CINDY BARRETT MARY MARTHA BENNETT PEGGY BIED NORMA BRYSON KATHI NEUFELD MARY PROCTER CRAIG SMITH KA TERN OSECIGy: RICK REED TOMMY POW (not pictured) A healthy body and a trained mind go hand in hand. FIRST ROW: Peggy Bird, Gina Wittekind, Frances Mitchell, Cathi Hart, Debbie Stallings, Jane Clayton, Stanna Procter, Gail McIntosh, Marcia Bird, Marcia Bryson, Joan Little, Debbie An- drews. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Hampton, Beth Hamilton, Greathia Taylor, Kathi Neufeld, Donna Clark, Sandra Smith, Linda Farley, Joyce Bishop, Nan Thomas, Cyndie Kiser, Marilyn Matus, THIRD ROW: Eddy Taylor, Bill Fowler, Sandy Flynn, Rick Howard, Jack Pressley, David Hicks, Carl Linden, Johnny Ashe, Jimmy Bryson, Jill Ulsenheimer, Bill Morris. FOURTH ROW: John Bennett, Jon Crisp, Tommy Rogers, Ronnie Painter, Kenny Brown, Clay Ward, Jim Wilkes, Tommy Stevens, Jim Mincey, Frank Watson, Nelson Bumgarner, Eddie Ashe, President - CLAY WARD Vice President - BILL FOWLER Secretary - MARILYN MATUS ‘(Treasurers ED DYetAY LOR Monogram Club These are the workers who turned their The Staff of Co-Editors - Cindy Barrett, Kate Vosecky, Photographers - Danny Hirt, Fred vom Lehn, Barry Bisson, Vincent Clark, Typists SANDRA HOOPER MYRNA McELROY Sports Editors - Terry Edwards, Donna Clark. Clubs Editors - Mary Procter, Rick Reed, Features Editor - Teresa Clark. hands to writing this about hands: the 69 Rebel Business Manager - Norma Byrson, Assistant Business Manager - Susan Ulsenheimer, Junior Assistants - Marilyn Matus, Mary Martha Bennett, Peggy Bird. LDOUmtECeL le malewl look like that! Senior Editor, Carolyn Bryson; Junior Editor, Cyndie Kiser; Sophomore Editor, Cathi Hart; Freshman Editor, Janice Hooper; Elementary Editors, Kathy Queen, Dottie Brown. GRAY MATTER in BLACK and WHITE, a literary magazine, Editor - BARRY BISSON Assistant Editor - CARMALETTA HARRIS SELECTIONS COMMITTEE ART CONSULTANTS Marlene Youmans, Gail McIntosh, Mrs. Cow- Mr. Hooper, Craig Smith, Debbie Andrews, Pam ard, Beth Hamilton, Miss Lachmund. Parker, Susan Ulsenheimer. Distribution Layout Committee Committee SHARON WELLS, KATHI BILL FOWLER, AVIS NEUFELD, STEWART. Typist KATHY QUEEN was published for the first time this year. ACTIVITIES MISS REBEL Myrna McElroy FIRST RUNNER-UP Dottie Brown led the students to choose SECOND RUNNER-UP Sue Moore a. MISS JUNIOR Cyndie Kiser MISS SENIOR Donna Clark MISS SOPHOMORE Beth Hamilton awe oF at the homecoming festritres. MISS FRESHMAN Gina Wittekind Myrna McElroy was crowned Miss Rebel, escorted by Butch Crisp (not shown). Dottie Brown was first runner-up, Sue Moore was second runner-up, escorted by Freddie Bishop. escorted by Lim Norman. ELOMeCOMING 407 ae Beth Hamilton was Miss Sophomore, escorted by Jimmy Mincey. Donna Clark was Miss Senior, escorted by Eddy Taylor. Cyndie Kiser, Miss Junior; Gina Wittekind, Miss Sandy Flynn, her escort. Freshman; David Ward, ASEM TO. WMS . . - While the judges relaxed. “And the band played on... As hands reach out to } welcome alumnt. Entertainment for the dance was provided by the band, The Mandarin Caste, in the gym. The game against Glenville produced plenty of enthusiasm. Opportunities await those who try their hand at band. ss , L a FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Tim Bennett, Mark Horton, Benny Battle, Stewart Martin, Robert Colgan, and Billy Scott. SECOND ROW: Libby Lofquist, Susan Moody, Paula Matus, Joe Hart, and Greg Hyatt. THIRD ROW: Wahneen Rickman, Deborah Hall, Ellen Huguelet, and Sheri Hyatt. ve = The street dance began And a crowd gathered .., into the darkening night. a with an early snow to add excitement Extracurricular activities Friendly concession service Sock Hop fun keep students busy. The start of something good. Last minute studies, And a word from our principal. Junior-Senior time brings memories Ge Entertainment IN MEMORIAM He was a responsible student and helped out when needed. Mike also helped out his country when called, Michael Martin, a former gradu- ate of Cullowhee High, Class of ’66, was killed in action on November 21, 1968, while serving his country in Vietnam, Mike Martin We recognize those HONOR STUDENTS SENIORS Kate Vosecky SOPHOMORES Picture Not Available Barry Bisson Vincent Clark Beth Hamilton Cathi Hart Gail McIntosh Bill Morris FRESH - MEN Gina Wittakind who have excelled in special fields. et Bee er oe anaes EES Norma Jean Bryson, a second year Home Economics student, won the award as Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow in the Senior class of Cullowhee High School. The Cordelia Camp Portrait Unveiling Cere- monies took place Octo- ber 19, 1968, with Mr. Joe Hicks presiding. etic SHESIGO8G Gxt e The unveiling was carried out by Lee White and the portrait was seen by all present. For twenty-three years (1927-1950) Miss Cordelia Camp served as Professor of Edu- cation and Direc- tor of Student Teaching at We. lakes Frank H. Brown Jr. gave the Acceptance at the program. Donna Clark was chosen to attend Girls’ State, June 23-29, 1968, because of her leadership ability and the academic potential shown. He was a man who regarded life as a gift — a gift full of promise, full of hope, full of tomorrows. He magnified the beautiful, inspired the doubtful, and enjoyed the sim- ple. He could never outgrow his childlike heart —— and was thus intoxicated by the simple majesty Ollifemtseli: ae iyi lurning back the pages of the years wt and the stately ships go on To their haven under the tod ae But O for the touch of a vanish'd hand, And the sound of a voice thats still Dr. Stanton Procter died un- expectedly on December 31, 1968, but he continues to exist within our hearts and within our minds, forever to be remembered. DR. STANTON PROCTER, PRINCIPAL 1961 - 1966 ‘69 Rebels, VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW (left to right): Eddy Taylor, Tommy Stephens, Clay Ward, Bill Morris, Bill Fowler. SECOND ROW: Sandy Flynn, Jon Crisp, Tommy Rogers, Johnnie Bennett, Jimmy Bryson, Jimmy Wilkes, Jimmy Hampton, Coach Charles McConnell, : That's what too much Hustle CAPTAIN CLAY WARD will do for you. our “playmates” of the year, Johnnie live it up on the court while and makes it. : TOP: 4 minute s old and you haven't broken 100 yet?! What's wrong?! BOTTOM: Where'd the ! Go @!! Coach McConnell remains calm, cool, and dry. coach has got a Brand New Bag Five! ... five! Five million push- “Now you have to get three in a ah technical) ups. Ready, begin. Diagonal across or up and down. VARSITY AND J. V. MANAGERS “Just cleaning my ear, ... why?” Tommy Pow, Barry Bisson Mike Hooper, Harold Adams meee ONIN wsOwW, f SS re [pe Se on ee ee ee Meanwhile, the jayvee squad FRONT ROW: Coach McConnell, Jim Mincey, Nelson Bumgarner, Gilbert Stephens, Ricky Stephens, Junior Ensley, BACK ROW: Kenny Brown, David Hicks, Kenneth Ashe, Ronnie. Painter, David Ward, Danny Bishop, Larry Bennett. CO-CAPTAINS Nelson Bumgarner and Jim Mincey “Well, ring my chimes! handle that ball a JIMMY GILBERT JUNIOR NELSON KENNETH DAVID 0 It was here somewhere! Kyle lays one. Rick gets two. Come on! Come on! Lets shoot one at a time, A little more ball and a little less girl 7 watching CC kK with a varsity record to shoot for. OPPONENT Mountain View W 105-21 Nantahala W 80-35 Hiwassee Dam Ww 85-54 Glenville W 70-60 Tuscola WwW 90-04 Sylva-Webster L 88-66 Pisgah L 70-69 South French Broad LE 97-64 Pisgah Ae 65-63 Highlands W 88-62 Tuscola L T= 710 South French Broad Ib tool Highlands WwW N20 Stecoah W 87-62 Mountain View W dit-53 Glenville W geo Hiwassee Dam W 74-55 Highlands W 94-49 Nantahala W 95-45 Glenville Ww 82-58 Stecoah W 86-44 i 70-69 sylva- Webster Conference Games We dream of making a return engagement. Four times to the state tournament: three in the past four years. That's quite a record for a school the size of Cullowhee. These pictures from last year's journey bring happy memories (with just one sigh that we didn't win) and high hopes for the future. “Yes, sonny, and when you get to be my age, you can wear a hat too. Do you mean that we have to WALK Mr, Flake, did you bring a road map? to Durham? “Durham or bust! The joy-riders” to Durham, Baseball made a big comeback last spring L. TOR.: Coach Buckner, Rick Reed, Bill Fowler, Tommy Rogers, Eddy Taylor, Nelson Bumgarner, Ricky Howard, Clay Ward, Lloyd Wiley, Johnny G. Ashe, Jack Pressley, Jimmy Bryson. COACH BUCKNER: I'll give you three seconds. MANAGER: Rick Reed Get rid of that gum or get out of my gym! I've got a good bat here for $2.98. after a recess of ten years. Nelson 92 Jack We socked it to °em with bats and balls. Straight into the creek. Now this time, try to hit the ball, not the ump! “Let's have an instant replay. Stud pounds it. This is my tenth home run today. All this running is getting me down. 93 lverybody else gave sports a try. QEBEZ 6 €1 PHYS. EB EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Steve Hart, Benny Battle, Bruce Bisson, Bobby Young, Kenny Fish, Steven Eller, Eddie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Tom Gudger, Scott Morris, Tom Ulsenheimer, Tom Burchfiel, Robert Watson. FRESHMEN BOYS Intramural Basketball Champs FRESHMEN GIRLS Intramural Basketball Champs Hit him while he's not looking Three Cheers STANDING: Joyce Bishop, Nan Thomas, Gail McIntosh, Debbie Stallings, Cathi Hart, Marilyn Matus, Sandra Smith. CO-CHIEFS: Peggy Bird and Cyndie Kiser. Winning smiles and winning cheers make win- ning teams, as our cheerleaders demonstrate when they form the ae: 2 BigaG. We're with you team - so fight! for the cheerleader J Cc O y le y B n K h Car ae oO Cans ie m h @ 6 a oO ' S p G a M i M ae Lec r leer : eet : ye O n s ; h ; @ a tere ha eG t D Cano b t bara cael B Cum i 1 r . d OQ vho cheered when the going got rough. w t eet te You've got the spirit? Who says practice makes perfect? Two cheerleaders and $34.00 worth of school spirit. To jump or not to jump! “Wake me up when the game is over. Theyre groovy, groovy, groov) Marcia Bryson, Gina Wittekind, Stanna Procter, Frances Mitchell,- Joan Little, Debbie Andrews, Marcia Bird. Rebels are going to rise again! and tough, tough, tough! STANNA PROCTER MARCIA BRYSON DEBBIE ANDREWS 0-1-6, aE re going I going to S-C We Were ta a eee a eo M € Re ELEMENTARY The early years are full of exploring ee I'll raise you two paper dolls, Where is the candy department? What a big bore !!! “Dadjim, I didn't do it! new places and doing new things. é ncaa t - ‘ e ¢ 2, “This is all French to me! .. sin x + sec’x = 1+ sin “x + tan i And you lean to the left and you lean to the The Valentine party ??? ght eae experiences are made richer i ! | | | OFFICERS: President - BENNY BATTLE WalCes Presiden tree bl bla Vi@SE Gav Secretary - MARY ALICE BASSETT ‘Treasurers ) oileb Vitel MRS. NORMA LEE Elementary Sponsor Student Council — FIRST ROW: Margaret Spilker, Brian Bishop, Lori Moody, Bill Huguelet, Nicky Searcy, Peter Hart, Steven Martin, Jeffrey Bruce. SECOND ROW: Brenda Wheatley, Neil Setzer, Bill Minc ey, Marcia Marshall, Jody vom Lehn, Lu Ada Burchfiel, Larry Arbaugh. THIRD ROW: Mary Ner- boso, Leonard Dills, Janelle Fowler, Carla Crisp, Bill Bradley, Martha Thomas, Janice Parker, Ray Trantham, ! wy fellow students, aides, and teachers. ! THE ELEMENTARY PAPER STAFF Editor - BENNY BATTLE Room News - STEVE HART Roving Eye - STEVEN ELLER Sports Editor - TOM BURCHFIEL Art - ERIKA HOLTZCLAW Art - SANDY LIDH Assistant Editor - SUSAN FLYNN School News - MARY ALICE BASSETT a ae MISS MARY FINLEY MRS, CARMEN FARLEY MR. RALPH HOOPER Library E.S.E.A. Program Art MRS, LINDA COWAN MRS. JOAN PENLAND MRS, JOYCE REED GaSe lap aeProorain Music Reading In the beginning the hands — Ernest Ammons Kenneth Bell Joseph Bennett John Mark Clark Lu Anne Darden Laura Emerson Maxine Fortner Picture Not Benny Franklin Available Brenda Frizzell Martha Golden Michael Henry Jackie Hoyle Pat Jones Sandy Lesueur Clifton Luker Tony Nicholson Bruce Peterson Kathy Powell Picture Not | Available Jo Anne Powell Timothy Reed Risa Shular Randy Sloan Roy Lee Tolley Della Ward Randy Watson Allen Webster MRS, SARA MOSEMAN Michael Wheatley Tony Wood Madison Young mS First Grade are busy with new experiences. David Angel John Bennett Dorothy Burchfiel Deborah Chastain John Clark Michael Coggins Lori Davis Pp; icture Paul Eddy Not Amelia Hart Available Dayton Hensley Thomas Hensley Dana Hooper Mark Hooper Terry Jones Victor Lofquist Jeffrey Martin Randy Mills Michael Moss Douglas Parker Russell Queen Delois Shephard Robby Shelton Ulysses Shuler Mark Simpson Naomi Spilker Kimberly Stephens MRS, MARGARET MILLER Kathy White John Wittekind First Grade In the second year Tommy Beutell Ronald Blackburn Regina Blanchard Rebecca Bruce Stanley Bryson Janice Chavis Kimberly Coggins Sheila Coggins Anthony Elders Patricia Fortner Herman Frizzell Martin Hooper Karen Hopkins Meg Horton Evelyn Howell Karen Jones Russell Jones Judith Lemke Molly Littlejohn Ellith McFalls Joseph McFalls Cynthia Millsaps Tim Nicholson Donna Rogers Laura Setzer Anita Stephens Krissie Sutton MISS MARTHA LOU STILLWELL Gayle Wiley Second Grade the newness is still there. Joan Bishop Dinah Bowers Nancy Brown Ann Burrell Debra Cope Sammie Cunningham Rickie Delk Glenn Easterly Amy Ensley Rose Golden Lisa Hardesty Anthony Hooper Carolyn Kilby Patricia Leopard April Lovin Michael Luker Joan Marshall Kate Mathewes Allen Mathis Ladiedee Nagy Kimberly Ray Judy Rickman Rachel Rush Paula Russell Larry Trevarthen Myra Vassian MRS, MAXIE FREEMAN John Ward Carl Watson Second Grade As years go by Carolyn Bryson Sandra Bumgarner Rita Carmikle Richard Darden Keith Dills Geneva Donaldson Tommy Fortner Lillian Frizzell Arthur Holden John Holtzclaw Jeb Horton Sam Hoyle George Keener Lori Moody Greg Moore Kay Mull Deborah Owen Phillip Pressley Mark Queen Ronald Queen Roger Shuler Beverly Simpson Margaret Spilker Chet Stephens Dallas Stephens Ronald Trevarthen Nixon Watson MRS, MAXINE CONSTANTZ Third Grade new activities are added Clifford Ammons Brian Bishop Lynn Burrell Sharon Chastain Shirlene Coggins Donna Conner Denise Eddy Edward Ensley Randall Extine Munson Felsher Larry Fisher Mary Fisher Karen Hensley Mike Hensley Jeffrey Hooper Charles Hoyle William Huguelet Teresa Jones Clifton Kilby, Jr. Jack Mincey Ronald Nicholson Barbara Stephens Doyle Ward George Weekley Ronald Wheatley Lois Wike MRS, MALVERY BOTNER Paul Williams Third Grade The mind becomes more aware Diane Barnes John Bennett Kenneth Bennett Kent Brown Jeffrey Bruce David Buckner Eugene Bumgarner Wilma Cabe Ella Chastain Deborah Coggins Michael Davis Kennedy Felsher Jean Frizzell Carl Iobst James Jones Nellie Littlejohn Kathryn Lofquist David Reed Melanie Reeser Nick Searcy Kathy Webb 7k MRS, INEZ WACHOB Vernon Woodard Fourth Grade and the hands more active. Deborah Chastain Byron Chavis David Clayton Terri Crawford Rhea Emerson i : Picture Theda Frizzell Not Deborah Galloway Available PeTerinant Lloyd Hoyle Donna Kiser Kenneth Kotila John Lemke Gary Long Sandra Martin Steven Martin Shaun Pangle Randy Pressley Kenneth Queen Jerry Rice Kenneth Rickman Stephanie Robinson MRS, KATHLEEN JONES Ricky Watson Mark Williams Fourth Grade Willa Sue Ammons Paul Brown Shelia Bryson Jimmy Claybo Kathy Elders Jeannie Eller Tim Foxworth Joel Gilland Steven Holden Keith Hooper Linda Leopard Martin Lidh Leonard Littlejohn Carolyn Luker Clara McFalls Peggy Pressley Lela Procter Jay Rivers Neil Setzer Kimberly Jean Shuler Betty Stephens Meg Stewart Danny Trevarthen Melanie Waters Terry Watson Brenda Wheatley Gala Sue Wheatley Debra Wood Kathy Woodard Students learn Fifth Grade MRS, JEAN MINCEY Holly Aldridge Aileen Ashe Robert Brown Russell Bryson Douglas Chastain Victor Clark Ricky Cline Allan Coggins Larry Coggins Mark Conner Kay Cosper Mark Hardesty Teresa Hooper Charles Huguelet Betty Jones Marcia Marshall Joy Massie Frances Mathewes Alan Mathis Debora Mathis Billy Mincey Gregg Parker Rick Queen Gina Ramsey Dennis Rogers Beverly Prince their own nation CHARLES McCONNELL fifth Grade as well as other nations Donald Allen Larry Arbaugh Anna Lynn Bell Janise Barnes Tim Bennett Lu Ada Burchfiel Roy Bishop Dana Blanchard Jeanette Bradley Sherry Coggins Lisa Crawford Patti Crawford Billy Green Jane Gudger Deborah Hall Mark Horton Joe Hoyle Selma Jones Elizabeth Lofquist Tom Massie Deborah Mull Joyce Powell Jeanette Queen Wahneen Rickmond Stanley Rogers Mark Reeser Tommy Simpson Charles Stallings George Stephens Lee Wall Dennis Wilson Pat Wheatley Mrs, Lora Watson Sixth Grade Anthony Brown Mack Brown David Bryson Steve Bryson Robert Colgan Bill Crawford Lance Crawford Jim Cunningham Janis Eddy Ervin Extine Eddie Fortner Susie Fortner Dan Foxworth Marcia Gudger John ‘Hart Deborah Holden Joyce Houston Karen Kiser Cheryl Long Stewart Martin Paula Matus Moneen Middleton Susan Moody Terry Moore Cherrie Moses Debbie Norman Lester Queen Sally Rivers Billy Scott Jody Vom Lehn Dixie Watson and their people. MRS, NANCY AINSLEY Sixth Grade They get their first taste of changing Doug Ashe Lyndon Ashe Jimmy Baggett Lee Bennett Bill Bradley Hilda Bryson Larry Bryson Pat Bryson Steve Chastain Mary Clark Michael Clark Dennis Coggins Roger Foxworth Bob Fulmer Dennis GraZiosi Kirk Hardesty Joe Hart Shavawn Haug Rebecca Hicks Karl Holtzclaw Sammy Hopkins Susan Hosler Ellen Huguelet Sharon Hyatt Deborah Jones Sammy Jones MRS, NORMA LEE Seventh classes and high school dances. Dome JONES Phil Leftwich Sandra Leopard Daniel Luker Leonard Luker David Marshall Blanche Mathis Ben McFalls Ralph Morgan Ray Moore Ermestine Mull Howard Nicholson Ricky Owen Janice Parker Marvin Prince Michael Queen Robert Reed Reginald Rogers Rebecca Shook Martha Thomas Mary Thomas Sandra Trantham Bill Vosecky Michael Watson Rodney White Lisa Wittekind Phillip Woodring MACK JONES Srade As their minds develop academical Alfreda Allen Peggy Ammons Eddie Barnes Mary Alice Bassett Benny Battle Bruce Bisson Donna Blanchard Ella Belle Brown Carolyn Bryson Joyce Bryson Marvin Bumgarner Tom Burchfiel Ronnie Clark Linda Colgan Janis Crawford Carla Crisp Sally Dills Steven Eller Glenda Ensley Kenny Fish Susan Flynn Janelle Fowler Gina Gilland Tom Gudger Diane Gunter Steve Hart Wanda Hensley Kareen Henson MRS, FANNIE BROWN fiugh ew personalities develop socially. 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