Foard High School - Quatra Log Yearbook (Newton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

V X % % M e presen' . . Uhe 1962 2 Licitra— Go-V c ttors Margaret Whisnant Kathleen Moyer justness .9Wan a yens Linda Leinbach Linda Lou Whitener Idotsors Mrs. Alma Reitzel Mr. O. N. Lynn JJuB ts iecf by t ie Senior G o °f ass 7recf 7 Joarcf ffij i fcfioof J uraf Jf)uie I yCew on) ffor n ( aro ina Mr. George Reynolds In honor of you, Mr. Reynolds, we dedicate the 1962 QUATRA-LOG. In this dedication we, the Senior Class of Fred T. Foard, have attempted to show our appreciation for the many things you have done to make our years in high school more memorable and pleasant. Later we shall remember your devoted teaching, friendship, and faithful service as one of our ball coaches. You have impressed upon us the value of citizenship and fair play in the game of life. Furthermore, you have inspired in us the desire for learning. You have won the admira- tion of your fellow faculty members and students. As a tribute to this outstanding educator and sportsman, we fondly dedicate the 1962 QUATRA-LOG. Mr. Reynolds, his wife Doris, and son Stevie 5 J einember . . . The Waiters and Waitresses added a bit of entertainment by gathering about the wishing well and singing. tfiose uerij Special JlComenis? O This is Charles Shufford, our Preach, a polished gentleman and friend to all. Our loyal janitor, we enter this page of our annual. Working in the gymnasium is just one of Preach's many duties. ()on tents FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FEATURES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Jo Si,, ?$ . % ° jj T % '5 W X% Bet you didn’t know Romans threw dice Oh! Those women drivers! Dale Raney, Roman Congresswoman Kahili wonders whether this thing should have a button. cS cfioo io ara Mr. Marshall Clay Chairman Mr. Rome Jarrett Mr. Dan Phillips Mr. Herbert Teague Mr. Floyd Leather man Our JJrincipa Mr. Lynn carries out all his many and difficult duties with ease and pride. Mr. 0. N. Lynn One of Mr. Lynn’s daily trials is Listen- ing to excuses for absences and trying his best to believe them all. Nancy came to Foard this year. She has been greatly appreciated by all the teachers for whom she has typed many tests. Mr. D. A. Anthony That-was all between the lines.” Mr. Harold Biggerstaff Here’s a book that may help you.” Miss Lois Coon ”1 wonder whether all the buses are in.” % Mrs. Sylvia H. Hoke ”You shall have another theme written by Friday.” Mr. Larry Isenhour ’’All right, let's keep it down in here.” Miss Louise Lynch ”If you don’t get quiet, we'll have a little quiz in here tomorrow.” Mr. O. N. Lynn Pardon me, the telephone is ringing.” Mr. Hugh J. Peeler No, we don’t write a Mrs. Alma B. Reitzel Now, dear, you must Mr. George Reynolds Has anyone seen my summary today.” learn your rules. U. S. History book?” Mrs. Sybil B. Stewart You may write one hundred times, 'I must not throw airplanes in class.’” Mr. Ronald Wise You can prove this very readily: AB - BC AC 2.” Mr. Charlie Wyant Oh, you remember that. We went over it the other day.” Don't worry, Mrs. Wyant; that's only harm- less grape juice your husband is drinking. I Stucfy (Jf CJ e jfeac ier Jn 7 s Ya ural )7 abitat Mr. Wise seems to be enjoying his task, keeping the school store. Mrs. Scronce has plenty of troubles, includ- ing Jerry Kahili. A little friendly advice over the table never hurt anyone. Right, Mr. Reynolds? Sometimes we all wonder what Mr. Isenhour is writing in that little black book of his. Mercy! Mrs. Reitzel, Mercy! C ) ass ( Jfji'cers Left to Right: Treasurer: Meri Ruth Fulbright Secretary: Linda Lou Whitener President: Melvin Coulter Vice-President: Larry Rhoney ★ Mouisors Left to Right: Mr. Wyant, Mrs. Reitzel, Mr. Isenhour. Dwight Douglas Baker Friendly and courteous Carolyn Elaine Banks A combination of person- ality and beauty Kenny R. Auton A talent for playing the guitar and making friends Glenn Edward Barger A really nice guy with easygoing ways Matilda Jane Berryhill A soft-spoken girl one likes to be around ( ass °f 1962 Jean Earle Brackett Sparkling with life and personality Beulah Lois Bumgarner Artistic, honest, and friendly °f 962 David Ottis Burris Fun-loving and carefree James Randy Burroughs A subtle humorist cS emors Joyce Ann Canipe Quiet and likeable John Ervin Cansler Studious and deserving Albert Eugene Clay Humor, good looks, and personality Ellis Lawrence Cline A boy with a kind, quiet person- ality sports Daphine Elizabeth Craig Calm, practical, and good-natured Melvin Lee Coulter II Excels in character, leadership, and Reita Kay Donkle A carefree disposition and a smile Atwell Elder Soft-spoken and dependable (’ ass °f 1962 Sidney Ray Frye Kind and courteous Jerry Alan Fulbright Always ready for fun and excite- ment John Henry Fulbright Quickly catches on to math, his- tory, and jokes. Mattie Ellen Fulbright A sweet disposition and person- ality 5 cje 2 ors Meri Ruth Fulbright A good sport and fine friend Sylvia Christine Fulbright Ranks highly with everyone Alice Faye Greenhill Looks her best no matter what the occasion Glenn Wayne Hass Has the ability to brighten a rainy day Glenn Albert Herman Known for his quiet, friendly manner Earl Richard Hoke Light-hearted, always having a good time Dorothy Mae Holden Never gets angry or says an unkind word Patricia Elaine Hollar Warm smile and easy-going ways GA SS m2 Margaret Elizabeth Houser Kind and patient Myrtle Carmen Hoyle Heart-warming personality, good- natured spirit, and friendly smile ' V VO ’.Y Linda Kay Huffman A contagious smile and a pleasing personality Glenn Lee Jarrett Knows how to be a friend to every- Alis Elizabeth Johnson Pretty, dark hair and a vivacious personality Mary Jean Johnson Always makes others feel at ease Jessie Mae Kiser Makes any situation humorous Steven Eugene Lail Tall, dark, handsome, a real friend 5 cJen ors Roger Cobb Landis Enjoys serious moments as well as gay ones La Vonda Lou Lovelace A patient and willing worker Glenn Alan Lutz Has an unlimited supply of wit Linda Ann Leinbach Finishes successfully whatever she undertakes Linda Carolyn Lutz Beauty and talent Lloyd R. McCray A humorist who is always welcome among the boys i r 1962 Nancy Kathleen Moyer Honest and true, a real concern for others Kenny Ray Mull A steadfast friendship for all GA SS of 1962 Donald Edison Parker Gentle, true, and friendly Katherine Irene Pitts A good-natured friend Margaret Fulbright Propst Always neat in appearance Rita Ann Propst Dignity and achievement cS eniors Carl Wayne Rader Handsome and well-liked Joyce Rheba Rhoney Quiet, sweet, and friendly Keniethea Sue Rhoney Gentle, quiet, and courteous Larry Rhoney Good looks and personality Steve Daniel Rhoney Our comedian and friend Aundria Carol Rudisill Dignified, neat, and friendly ( ass of 962 Carol Dean Scronce A dependable guy who works dili- gently Gwendora Elizabeth Setzer A glowing personality ( ass of 1962 Nevada Carolyn Shull An asset to everyone Coleen Sigmon A vivid imagination and love for fun eniors Larry Dean Stallings Honest, true, and faithful Doris Anne Simmons A cheerful disposition Larry Elvin Smyre Can discuss any topic with intelli- gence Jasper Lee Thompson A quiet manner and a practical mind Mary Catherine Townsend Friendly, conscientious on the job. CA ss of 1962 James Franklin Weaver Soft-spoken but witty Tina Irene West Gracious at all times (' ass of 1962 Margaret Elaine Whisnant Energetic, friendly, and versatile Judy Carolyn Whitener A genial attitude en ors Linda Lou Whitener Dependable, intellectual, and ener getic Rheda Marilyn Whitener Likeable and dependable Alva Lynnette Wilfong The liberal user of a vast supply smiles Donald Franklin Willis Knows the value of friendship Ronald Lee Willis Shows loyalty toward his friends Fred Edgar Wright Is optimistic about all situations ritinfc Myrtle and Meri Ruth hurry toward the lunchroom. and i sx VooV-S- Rila. so a8 iso t su cS emors a ()or£ —and Jdatj! Glenn and Steve are caught unawares as their picture is made. G c ass veers Left to Right: Acwisors Treasurer: Sue Wellmon Vice-President: Judy Wilson Reporter: Danny Waters President: Joe Burton Not Pictured: Secretary: Alice Settlemyre Kenneth Abernathy Gerald Arrowood Allen Biggerstaff Larry Bollinger Harvey Frye Barbara Ann Fulbright Jerry Fulbright Linda Fulbright Ronald Fulbright Sharon Henderson Bobby Hildebran Sue Houser Teresa Huffman Ann Hurt Camelia Jarrett Cecelia Jarrett Darrell Jarrett Marie Johnson Jerry Kahili Grady Ingle Linda Kangas Nancy Kilby Jimmy Lail Brenda Leather man John Lentz Dean Leonhardt Doris Lutz Betty Lynn Kay McRee Kenneth Mull Wayne Punch Annette Rhoney Cecil Rhoney Ruby Rhoney Lavonda Richard Dean Richey Betty Lou Riley Margaret Lynn Carel Lynn Lloyd McCracken Nancy Parker Sharon Perry Dwight Propst Glenda Robinson Jimmy Sailors Alice Kay Seitz Alice Settlemyre Harry Wallace Harvey Ward Danny Waters Christine Watson Paul Watts Carl Weaver Sue Wellman Joe Whisnant NOT PICTURED David Craig Shirley Falls Doylene Fox Larry Oldham Steve Townsend 39 Dottie Whitener Neal Wilfong Grady Willis Ronald Yount Kahili and Burton say that their English has been worrying them. Ck ha � oth BUM Alice and Judy, dressed as Calpurnia, Ceasar's wife, find themselves receiving attention while eating lunch. Mr. and Miss Sophomore Allen Mull and Carol Duckworth Or C c ass Officers Left to Right: Treasurer: Wanda Brittain Secretary: Linda Hollar Vice-President: Kay Herman President: Linda Wilson AcA auisors Left to Right: Mrs. Hoke, Mr. Wise, Mr. Peeler, Mr. Baird. Robert Abernathy Cutine Abernethy Brenda Auton Earl Barger Danny Bowman Howard Brittain Brenda Buff Sondra Burris Diane Burroughs Phyllis Blackburn Brenda Kay Bolick Gary Bolick Walda Brittain Wanda Brittain Dean Cansler Sue Clark Judy Clark Linda Cline Blair Cody Doug Connell Harvey Junior Cook Dian Costner Danny Frye Jerry Creel Helen Davis Qwyn Dellinger Alice Fulbright David Fulbright Donald Fulbright Vinnie Gilliland Alice Gross Norris Hallman Howard Hamrick Dennis Hass Sarah Hawn Donald Heavner Judy Heavner Emma Helms Sammy Henderson Alice Huss Larry Jarrett Lee Huffman Catherine Johnson Larry Kahili Ruth Ann Keirn Tony Kiziah Butch Lael Bobby Lail Ronald Leather man Brenda Ledford Nancy Leinbach L. D. Lowman Linda Lutz Larry Parker Linda Parker Jack Petty Leroy Pitts Dean Powell Barry Preslar Steve Pressley Rachel Norman John Parker Paulette Mull Richard Lutz Rusty Lutz Jerry Marlowe Alan Mull Ida May Matthews Vernon Moyer Marilyn Propst Dale Raney Dale Rinck Robbie Robinson Jimmy Scronce Alvin Rudisill Brentley Rudisill Donnie Rudisill Wanda Sailors David Sain Johnny Scronce Lorraine Seitz Brenda Setzer Stevie Shook Brenda Sigmon Donnie Sigmon Jimmy Sigmon Jessica Smith Ruby Smith Susan Smith Gayle Speagle Faye Spurlin Larry Starnes Vivian Wallace Errol Ward Ray Weaver Danny White Ernest Whitener Frank Whitener Linda Whitener Sue Whitener Linda Faye Wilson Linda Kaye Wilson Marcia Wright Sandra Wright David Yount NOT PICTURED Lowell Abernathy Jack Bolick Jo Ann Canipe Charles Cody Mildred Craig Dennis Fulbright Vernon Kiser Johnny Richardson Jimmy Stallings Jimmy Varnadoe Diane leads the procession for dinner at the Roman Banquet. Wanda just couldn’t resist that roast pig. Officers Left to Right: Treasurer: Alta Houck Secretary: Shelia Pruitt Vice-President Larry Falls President: Judy Townsend Reporter: Sylvia Shull Acfuisors LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Shugart, Mr. Copas, Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Stewart. Brenda Kay Bolick Linda Bolick Steve Bolick Dorothy Bowman Randy A. Bowman Janis Brittain La Rae Brittain Linda Brittain Ruby Brown Donald Ray Buff Mary Jane Bumgardner Dolores Burgess Robin Childers Robert Clay Sharon Clevenger Linda Cline Ray Cline Ann Cloninger Harold Colvin Linda Cook Raeford Crawley Rheba Crawley Sharon Davis Diane Deitz Libby Detter Paul Duncan Larry Falls Sharon Fox James Havner Glenda Heavner Larry Helms Keith Hice Judy Hilton Alta Houck Linda Kay Houser Reggie Houser Barbara Fulbright Betty Fulbright Doris Fulbright Pat Fulbright Diana Lea Goans Beth Gregg Brenda Kay Gregg Tommy Greenhill Audrey Gross Barbara Gross Ronnie Hampton Connie Hamrick Bobby Ikerd Daniel Lesley Jackson Greta Jackson Mickle Johnson Steven Jones Sue Kiser Vivian Klutz Jerry Lael Dianne Lail Tommy Lail Jerry Lane Joyce Leatherman Jane Hoyle Maybelle Hudson Glenda Huffman Janice Huffman Myrtle Huffman Steven Huffman Jerry Hunt Johnny Hunt Carl E. Marlow Jr. Butch Miller Gary Mitchell Christine Mitchem Shelia Morrison Elizabeth Mull James Parker Larry Glenn Parker Gary Ritchie Ronnie Joe Ritchie Peggy Roberts Rebecca Robinson Sylvia Rogers David Rudisill Donald Sain Fred Sanders Mary Parsons Ronald Petty Dean Pitts Maxine Powell Sandra Price Annette Propst Phyllis Propst Shelia Pruitt Jackie Rhoney Jean Rhoney Sue Rhoney Doris Rinck Sylvia Shull Linnie Jean Sigmon Loiselle Sigmon Phyllis Sigmon Renae Sigmon Terry Sipe Jeanette Smith Judy Smith Sharon Smith Steve Stallings Rachel Teague Evans Thompson Jean Saunders Carolyn Scronce Christine Scronce Janice Seitz Patty Seitz Jannice Settlemyre Allen Shufford Merlene Shull Betty Jean West Billy Whisnant Jimmy Whisnant Kermit Whisnant Dale Whitener David Whitener Julia Whitener Richard Whitener Elsie Yount Sarah Jane Whitener Doris Williams Jackie Williams Dean Wilson Patsy Wilson Fred Withers Janice Woodring Gayle A. Wray Arney Wyant Frankie Yoder Ronald Yoder Terry Young NOT PICTURED Rayford Anderson Cecil Craig Walter Floyd Rachel Gross Stephen Hass Glenda Heavner Emma Helms Jerry Lee Hunt Eugene Lentz James Spurlin Claude D. Wilkinson Ronnie Woody Buddy Wright Learning to be carpenters??? 59 Sewing is only one of the arts of home- making that our girls learn. A little game of ’’Inchey Pinchey proves that Jerry Kahili can be fooled every time. The Latin students pause to take pictures during their trip to Belmont Abbey and Charlotte. No, these people aren’t yawning. This is just what the crowd looked like during a tedious moment in a home football game. Pictures are more interesting than books, aren’t they girls? MOST INTELLECTUAL Ida Wyant and John Cansler MOST TALENTED Margaret Whisnant and Kenny Auton cSenior c5uperfatiues MOST DEPENDABLE Kathleen Moyer and John Cansler MOST STUDIOUS Rita Ann Propst and John Cansler MOST COURTEOUS Gwendora Setzer and Douglas Baker Senior c5 uper atiues FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Banks and Roger Frye BEST ALL-ROUND Margaret Whisnant and Melvin Coulter MOST POPULAR Ida Wyant and Melvin Coulter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rita Ann Propst and John Cansler WITTIEST Jean Brackett and Phil Sain BEST LOOKING Jean Teague and Larry Rhoney Pat Rhoney and Kenneth Stone were chosen by the Senior Class as Mascots for the 1962 graduation exercises. These are a few of the characters that appeared at Foard for Book Week. Kenneth and Jack pose at a basketball game with George Hildebran for a picture. Some more of those sheets are being passed out in first period senior English. c een 7(ere 77 2 ere Some freshmen girls demonstrate their usual daily round of exercises. Spanish students listen intently through new headsets in the language laboratory. Our future homemakers (Seen Here ancf J iere Get back here with that camera. Mr. Wyant prepares a frog for dissection. Does Danny enjoy his job of putting on chains? The Key Club boys sing a number for Miss Coon's English class. Baby Larry pauses to refresh with a bottle during Key Club initiation. Which should I take? The class presidents, Student Council officers, Co-Editors of the 1962 QUATRA-LOG, senior football players, and all escorts made up the Home-coming Court. J(ome- C o nincj Ida Wyant, Student Council president, crowns Miss Rheda Whitener, Home-coming Queen 1961. Rheda begins the sock hop that was held after the gara Rheda Whitener, a senior, reigned as Home-com- ing Queen at the annual Fred T. Foard Home- coming Game. Her escort for the evening was Larry Rhoney. MISS RHEDA WHITENER 72 () on ies tan is First Runner-up Aundria Rudisill Susan Smith La Rae Brittain Walda Brittain The Student Council nominated these contestants for Miss Foard High on the basis of their beauty, personality, and character. The students of Foard then selected Doylene Miss Foard High. Second Runner-up Nancy Kilby Faye Greenhill Mickie Johnson Miss C7oarcf 7?C7 yZ JJci(jfeant 7! 7 rs 7or Joarc Nancy Kilby is crowned Miss Foard P.T.A. MISS FOARD P.T.A., NANCY KILBY ( Oo£ 4� a|Lf Mm Mrs. Clay Ancf Mrs. Abernathy unc ii room ( )orAi Mrs. Deal ers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Craig, Margaret Houser, Sharon Henderson, Sue Clark, Daphine Craig. Has anyone seen my bat? Half time provides a brief rest for the football players I ah (jnmpse Some of the parents who showed their school spirit at the Foard-West Lincoln game. The guards warm up before a game with West Lincoln. Mr. Copas doesn't look like this often, thank heavens! A tense moment In one of Foard's football games The cheerleaders return to the Everyone puts in his bid for the rebound. stands after a cheer. I afimpse at (Sports STANDING: Left to Right: Annette Rhoney, Dian Costner, Linda Smith, Judy Wilson, Jean Brackett, Judy Craig, Vivian Wallace, Ida Wyant, Christine Fulbright. CENTER: Linda Whitener, Darnell Brittain, Mr. Copas, Carolyn Banks, Kay Herman, Walda Brittain, Marilyn Propst. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ida Wyant, Tri-Captain; Jean Brackett, Tri-Captain; Mr. Copas, Coach; Christine Fulbright, Tri-Captain. Co-Captain Ida Wyant Forward Co-Captain Jean Brackett Guard Co-Captain Christine Fulbright Guard Having finished the first half of sea- son play, the Girls Basketball Team had a record of eleven straight wins and a standing of first place in the confer- ence. Everyone, es- pecially Mr. Copas, hopes for a district championship. Dale finds that keeping score is very difficult but it is enjoyable. Forward Judy Craig Forwards Vivian Wallace Linda Smith Action under the basket. Guards Judy Wilson Dian Costner STANDING: Left to Right: Kermit Whisnant, Robbie Robinson, Alan Biggerstaff, Jimmy Yoder, Brentley, Rudisill, Mr. George Reynolds, Joe Whisnant, Bobby Hildebran, Doug Connell, Roger Teague, Alan Mull. KNEELING: Kenneth Truitt, Danny Waters, Larry Falls. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Truitt, Co-Captain; Mr. George Reynolds, Coach; Danny Waters, Co-Captain. ) Danny Waters, Forward Kenneth Truitt, Forward Although it tri- umphed only once in the first half of sea- son play, the boys' team continued to show progress with each game. As manager of the team, Larry Falls performs many tasks. Roger Teague, Guard Mr. Reynolds is not a back-seat driver, but he is a side-line basket- ball player. Brentley Rudisill, Center Jimmy Yoder, Center Doug Connell, Guard LAST ROW: Left to right: Randy Burroughs, Larry Falls, Larry Waldon, Donnie Abee, John Scronce, Billy Abernathy, Lee Huffman, Glenn Jarrett, Doug Connell. THIRD ROW: Steve Stallings, David Rudisill, Robert Clay, John Lentz, Gary Mitchell, Ronnie Hampton, Jackie Rhoney, Steve Presley, Richard Blackburn. SECOND ROW: Ronald Yount, Kenneth Truitt, Robbie Robinson, Kenneth Abernathy, Kermit Whisnant, Blair Cody, Brentley Rudisill, Cecil Rhoney. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Yoder, Larry Smyre, Jimmy Sigmon Carl Weaver, Melvin Coulter, Wayne Hass, Glenn Barger, Alan Mull, Chuck Huffman. Mr. Jerry Copas and Mr. George Rey- nolds, Coaches. The FredT. Foard Tigers took the field for the 1961 season, boasting a roster ol thirty-five. The football school held the week of August 14-19 aided in recruiting and preparing freshmen who would replace players that had graduated the year before. Coach George Reynolds stated that a lack of depth at most positions and an in- experienced line held the Bengals to a 1-9 record. Although Glenn Jarrett helped the team with occasional punting later in the season, his absence, because of a previous injury, was strongly felt. The Tigers look forward to a brighter season in '62, though six members of the team will graduate. The team finished in seventh place, but one member, co-captain Melvin Coulter made the HICKORY DAILY RECORD all- conference team. 85 T aseSaJ 1960-1961 LAST ROW: Left to Right: Norris Buff, Allen Biggerstaff, Ted Cody, Bill Heavner, Donald Willis, Bobby Jarrett, Robert Abernathy, Wayne Punch, Dwight Stallings. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Grady Willis, Melvin Coulter, Glenn Jarrett, Robbie Robinson, Ronald Yount, Jimmy Sigmon, Johnny Fulbright, Sammy Mosteller. The 1961 Tigers' Baseball Club ended a disappointing season with a 2-8 record. An inexperienced pitching staff and a weak offense were the damaging factors. Several of the games, however, were close. Com- ments Coach Hugh Peeler, The team had a deadly defense which accounted for more double plays than any other team in the con- ference had. Outlooks for the coming year appear much better, since the team lost only two players by graduation. On the pitcher's mound. FOARD HIGH SCHOOL SONG The cheerleaders demonstrate their school spirit. Foard High School, in honor to thee, Our voices we raise to thy praises. Your banner will fly through the years, Through our sorrows, joys, and tears. Because of our faith in our school, We’ll join in this chorus, triumphant. Your glory undaunted forever, We’ll always be grateful to thee, Dear old Foard High School! •Fight, team, Fight!” Co-Editors: Margaret Whisnant, Kathleen Moyer. Business JlCanayers Linda Lou Whitener, Linda Leinbach. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Ann Propst, Linda Leinbach, Ida Wyant, Evalina Starnes, Rheda Whitener, Meri Ruth Fulbright, Linda Lou Whitener, Harvey Fox, Charles Mitchem, John Cansler, Roger Landis. Left to Right: Judy Townsend, Mickie Johnson, Margaret Lynn, La Rae Brittain, Linda Bolick, Linda Wil- son, Douglas Baker, Ruth Ann Keirn, Rita Ann Propst, Ida Wyant, Margaret Whisnant, Joe Burton, Melvin Coulter. Kathleen Moyer, Mattie Fulbright, Kay Teague, Stevie Stallings, Carl Marlowe. c tucfent Qjounci Mr. Peeler consults Mr. Lynn about a Student Council project. Ronald Yount on hall patrol duty LEFTTORIGHT: Treasurer: Judy Stoker; Secretary: Joe Burton; Vice-President: Douglas Baker; President: Ida Wyant. Advisor: Mr. Peeler. JIa JJairoI LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Smyre, Judy Craig, Judy Wilson, Jimmy Sigmon, Ronald Yount, Nancy Kilby, Dale Raney, Vivian Wallace, Carolyn Banks, Jean Brackett, Brentley Rudisili. 7oarcfonian Ta Left to Right: John Cansler, Business Manager Ida Wyant, Editor Kathleen Moyer, Business Manager STANDING: Left to Right: Larry Smyre, Mary Jean Johnson, Rita Ann Propst, Coleen Sigmon. SEATED: Left to Right: Linda Lou Whitener, Meri Ruth Fulbright, Linda Leinbach, Christine Fulbright. Not Pictured: Glenn Barger. School Reporter Meri Ruth Fulbright The job of our school reporter is to report weekly to the HICKORY DAILY RECORD the events that occur at Foard. One of Meri's Jobs is to proofread her material before it is submitted to the editor of the RECORD. Advisors Miss Coon and Mrs. Setzer, advisors of the FOARDONIAN. 97 Offt veers LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary-Treasurer: Joe Burton; Advisor: Miss Lynch; Vice-President: Janice Van Horne; President: Roger Landis; Advisor: Mr. Wyant. At one of the monthly Science Club meetings, the members take time out to gaze at the stars. J2aS LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Landis, Ida Wyant, Ernie Whitener, Evalina Starnes, Kenneth Truitt, Jasper Thompson. Assistants 99 STANDING: Mr. Copas, Mr. Reynolds, Sharon Fox. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Ida Wyant, Jean Brackett, Carolyn Banks, Aundria Rudisill, Alis Johnson, Nancy Kilby, Annette Rhoney, Judy Wilson, Judy Craig, Christine Fulbright. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Robert Abernathy, Alan Mull, Melvin Coulter, Brenda Setzer, Susan Smith, Dale Raney, Dian Costner, Doylene Fox, Teresa Huffman. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Jimmy Sigmon, Wayne Hass, Ronald Yount, Jack Falls, Kenneth Truitt, Alan Biggerstaff, Cecil Rhoney, Randy Burroughs, Jimmy Yoder. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Danny Waters, Brentley Rudisill, Kenneth Abernathy, Lee Huffman, Larry Smyre, Glenn Barger, Donald Willis, Glenn Jarrett, Robbie Robinson. The Monogram Club consists of all persons who have earned letters by playing foot- ball, basketball, or baseball. The cheerleaders, managers, and scorekeeper also earn letters. To earn a letter in football, one must play sixteen quarters; in basketball, twenty quarters; and in baseball, eighteen innings. 100 KEY CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: President, Melvin Coulter; Secretary, Cecil Rhoney; Vice-President, Joe Burton; Treasurer, Glenn Jarrett. Left Front to Back: Randy Burroughs, Larry Smyre, Donald Willis, Glenn Jarrett, Melvin Coulter, Roger Frye, Wayne Punch, Roger Landis, Danny Waters, Mr. Anthony. Right Front to Back: Jerry Kahili, Kenny Mull, Kenneth Truitt, John Cansler, Glenn Barger, Cecil Rhoney, Larry Bollinger, Joe Burton. John Cansler Linda Leinbach Margaret Whisnant J)eia (VuS Kathleen Moyer Beta Club meetings were held after school hours this year. 102 Larry Smyre Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Fred Sanders, Terry Sipe, Bill Leinbach, Johnny Hunt, Craig Throneburg, Jerry Lael, Larry Falls, Evans Thompson, Paul Duncan, Carl Marlowe, Elaine Austin, Jean Saunders, Rebecca Robinson, Mickey Johnson, Elsie Yount, Janis Brittain, Sheila Pruitt, Diane Goans. SECOND ROW: Donald Parker, Larry Parker, Roger Teague, Jimmy Varnadoe, Howard Hamrick, Alice Gross,Martha Huffman, Carol Duckworth, Lorraine Seitz, Rachel Norman, Brenda Ledford, Jessica Smith, Marlene Canipe. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fulbright, Larry Oldham, Alan Biggerstaff, Harvey Frye, Gerald Arrowood, Grady Ingle, Neal Wilfong, Sharon Perry, Jane Shugart, LaVonda Richard, Linda Kangas, Dottie Whitener, Nancy Parker, Marie Johnson, Shirley Falls, Marilyn Childers. FOURTH AND FIFTH ROWS: Larry Stallings, Donald Willis, Rodney Sherrill, Abbie Clay, Kenneth Abernathy, Alan Lutz, Vicki Turpin, Steve Rhoney, Richard Simmons, Ellis Cline, Ronald Yount, Kenny Mull, Randy Burroughs, Jimmy Yoder, Melvin Coulter, Sue Houser, Wayne Hass, Carolyn Banks, Jean Brackett, Gary Moncrief, Sidney Frye, Harvey Fox, Dorothy Holden, Lynette Wilfong, Patricia Hollar, Joyce Sanders. The Spanish Club is in existence as a force to improve the students’ knowledge of the culture and civilization of the Spanish-speaking people of the world. The high light of the school year for the Spanish Club is the annual Christmas Costume Party. L. i8ra.r 0 veers Left to Right: Treasurer.....................Judy Wilson Reporter...................Annette Rhoney Librarian.............Mrs. Scronce Secretary..............Judy Stoker President . . . .Meri Ruth Fulbright Vice-President . . Darnell Brittain The Book Week characters ranged from football players to mountaineers. Huck and Tom find fishing from a trash can very in- teresting. First Period: Left to Right: Myrtle Hoyle, Rusty Lutz, Diane Burroughs, Blair Cody, Peggy Roberts, Jack Petty Second Period: Left to Right: Glenn Barger, Mickie Johnson, Maxine Powell Third Period: Left to Right: Judy Stoker, Ann- ette Rhoney, Alice Settle - my re, Darnell Brittain, Judy Smith, Linda Ful- bright, Judy Wilson Fourth Period: Left to Right: Linda Kangas, Johnny Scronce, La Vonda Richards, Doug Connell, Carolyn Scronce ihrarij Jfe pers Fifth Period: Left to Right: Linda Leinbach, Ruby Hud- son, Christine Fulbright, Nell Howard. Ruby Rhoney Sixth Period: Left to Right: Carolyn Banks, Jean Brackett, Meri Ruth Ful- bright, Erroll Ward, Donald Herman, Coleen Sigmon, Alice Fulbright 105 Seated: Linda Wilson, President. Standing: Left to Right: Nancy Leinbach, Vice-President; Richard Lutz, Secretary; Butch Lail, Treasurer; Brenda Sigmon, Program Chairman; Joanne Foster, Historian. Seated: Latin I members. The members discuss plans for costumes for the Roman Banquet. C atin The Latin n Club checks the food list for the Roman Banquet. Officers of Latin II President........... Vice-President . . , Secretary........... Treasurer ...... , Program Chairman ... Dale Raney ... Judy Stoker . Jean Brackett . . Doylene Fox Alice Settlemyre 106 The Mad Hatters at the Roman Banquet. Only French II students make up the French Club, The members have received French pins, which they have proudly been displaying to their classmates. Miss Coon explains a French assignment to President Jack Falls. STANDING: Left to Right: Cecil Rhoney, Treasurer; CecUia Jarrett, Secretary; Camelia Jarrett Vice- President; Miss Coon, Advisor. SEATED: Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Dorothy Edmonds, Doris Lutz Charles MUchem Betty Lynn. SECOND ROW: Doris Simmons, Darnell Brittain, Annette Rhoney, Judy Wilson, Linda Fulbright. Not pictured: Jack Falls, President. J Seated on piano: Left to Right: Joanne Foster, Carolyn Banks, Margaret Whisnant. Standing: Vivian Wallace, Libby Detter, Dorothy Bowen, Judy Heavner, Alice Kay Seitz, Glenda Heavner. 7Kusic ( Vu6 future A arzners LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Hampton, Treasurer; Dean Powell, Secretary; Qwyn Dellinger, President; Jack Petty, Vice-President; Donald Fulbright, Sentinel; Ronald Leatherman, Re- porter; Mr. Shugart, Advisor. DAIRY AND BEEF JUDGING Jimmy Smith, Donald Parker, Larry Oldham, Paul Watts, Larry Stallings, Harvey Fox, Roger Frye. SEED AND TOOL JUDGING Donald Parker, Larry Rhoney, Roger Frye, Dean Leonhardt, Jack Petty, Dean Powell, Vernon Moyer. FOARD DRIVERS SEATED Left to Right: Meri Ruth Fuibright, Camelia Jarrett, Aundria Rudisill, Carolyn Banks, Jean Brackett, Evalina Starnes. STANDING Left to Right: Dean Leonhardt, Danny Waters, Glenn Barger, Alan Lutz, Dean Ritchie. Jus Drivers ELEMENTARY DRIVERS IN BUS: Larry Rhoney, John Lentz, Fred Wright, Roger Landis, James Weaver, Jimmy Smith. STANDING Left to Right: Melvin Coulter, Wayne Hass. Donald Parker, Jasper Thompson, Kenny Mull, Charles Mitchem, Jane Berryhill, Alis Johnson. Mr. Isenhour tries to look like a tough guy while the typing stu- dents obey his command to type. There are cut-ups in every class and this one is no ex- ception. Something is very interesting Mr. Anthony seems to have ALMOST everyone’s attention. about English--or is another subject being discussed ? C ncf of the Oay, Six A Aertocf Sixth period study hall gives one a convenient time to see the school counselor. M2 Students hurry for the buses as soon as the last bell of the day rings. Studying is more interesting when done with the textbook up- side down! Right, boys? Not all of the junior sixth period English students look worried. Mrs. Setzer helps Charles with a bookkeeping test. 9Ae C ncf of tne Oay, cSixi i JJeriocf Learning to dissect frogs is only one phase of sixth period General Science. 113 (Jracfuaiion jltemories Of 1961 Ida Wyant leads the seniors to their seats. Now it’s all over, or has it just begun? Singing beautifully, the choir brings to the seniors fond memories of their school days. After commencement the marshals pose for a picture. SWIM TEAM Some of the 100 members of the Hickory Community Center swim team warming up and getting in condition before swimming season. Any good swimmer is urged to join this team between the ages of seven to sixteen. BASKETBALL A fast popular sport from November to April. Gym open afternoons and nights except for scheduled events. VOLLEYBALL Another popular sport with two courts in gym. Watch the Center daily schedule in the Hickory Record. BADMINTON Tumbling, Horizontal Bar, Rings and many other sports available most anytime. TENNIS Three paved courts ready to go. You are welcome anytime. ZOO Always popular with young or old. Some thirty animals for you to see. HICKORY COMMUNITY CENTER Complimonts of Best Wishes to Class of '62 NEWTON FURNITURE STORE MOTOR MART A Square Concern on the Square Highway 16, Newton, North Carolina North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina NEW-CON ELECTRIC CO. Comphmont of LITTLE’S RECAPPING SERVICE 1st Street West Flffflj Conover, North Carolina Phone IN 4-3639 Conover, North Carolina KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Weavers of Fine Cloth Newton, N. C. Plants at: Asheboro Central Falls Ramseur Cordova Gastonia North Carolina Johnson City, Tennessee Shannon, Georgia Compliments of Congratulations Graduates RIEGEL TEXTILE CORP. SUPERIOR PETROLEUM FUEL CO., INC. Conover, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Seniors Compliments of RIDGEVIEW HOSIERY MILL COOKVILLE GRILL Cookville, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina CONOVER FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacturers of Dining Room Furniture Newton, North Carolina Nothing Can Top CATAWBA MILK Choice of Paper or faMt Glass Containers CATAWBA DAIRY, INC. Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of Best Wishes NUZUM-CROSS CHEVROLET FIRST NATIONAL BANK Newton Newton, North Carolina North Carolina Congratulations Compliment� of WILLIS REYNOLDS CATAWBA TRACTOR Newton, North Carolina FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCES Radio--oxygen equipped We Protect Your Tigers Dial 464-0131 Newton, North Carolina CATAWBA REALTY Compliments of AND INSURANCE CO. TWIN-CITY GARAGE 102 N. Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. TWIN-CITY INS. AGENCY OF CATAWBA COUNTY | tavmet 1 ’in Ave- s- Jail Conover North Carolina IN-4 2643 Emmett O. Herman, Mgr. 116 N. College Avenue Newton, North Carolina Congratulations W. V. RHONEY SONS, INC. Broiler Chicks--Feeds Poultry Equipment Hatching Eggs Vale, North Carolina Best Wishes COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of Best Wishes CAROLINA THEATER HARRY’S PLACE AND Route 1, HICKORY DRIVE-IN Newton, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina Congratulations MELVILLE'S BETTER HOMES FURNITURE $ Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina STROUPE REALTY 124 N. Main Ave. IN 4-2305 Newton, North Carolina GOBLE JEWELERS N. Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina LOCKE MOTOR SALES EAGLE STORE COMPANY Phone IN 4-2099 Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina NEWTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY NEWTON RECAPPING SERVICE Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina PALACE BARBER SHOP 6A Second Street, N. W. Compliments of WAGONER'S JEWELRY STORE Hickory, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina SANITARY GROCERY Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meats, and Feed Stuff Newton, North Carolina LUCY LOU'S FASHIONS Always Something New and Different in Ladies' Apparel Newton, North Carolina CORRIHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY AUSTIN SETZER BLOCK COMPANY Dial 464-3131 Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina GREENWOOD'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Washing - - Gr eas ing Lubrication--Road Service Dial IN 4-9985 Newton, North Carolina MODERN RECAPPING SERVICE Newton, North Carolina HOLLAR CABINET COMPANY 2312 N. Main Ave. Newton, North Carolina Vance Hollar, Owner STEWART JEWELERS s. 1 • Conover, North Carolina Compliment of SOUTHERN GLOVE MFG. CO. Manufacturers of Men's and Ladies' Flannel Jersey and Leather Gloves Conover, North Carolina E. L. Hedrick Representative Taylorsville, North Carolina Congratulations Complimtnti of BOGG S FLORIST LAIL’S GROCERY Flowers whisper what words can never say. AND SERVICE STATION IN 4-2521 Newton, North Carolina Rt. 1 Startown, North Carolina Best Wishes KNITMODE MILLS, INC. N. C. SCRONCE WELL DRILLING Box 670 Rt. 1 Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Compliments of Congratulations JEANETTA’S BEAUTY SHOP HAFER MOTOR COMPANY Hair styling, Waving Permanents Hair Cutting and Tinting stRvi( 464-3132 Shelby Hwy. Newton, North Carolina HUFFMAN’S GROCERY SNACK BAR AND Try Our Take-Home SERVICE STATION Food Service Dial DA 2-5432 Rt. 1 Newton, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina EltCTBIC H'lITElm T. HEATING « Compliments of . . . the flamele� way to perfect comfort GIVES YOU MANY EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS: THRIFTY — inMollofton cost « low. no ctwmnOY 0� Ouo r Quir d SAFE— lomotoM. uao no oxygon FLEXIBLE— tou Miocf in t mooro ur m och room CLEAN— No oroduct� 0� combutfron Hornet tfov n on e A FRIEND DUKE POWER COMPANY OLD HICKORY CO., INC. Manufacturers of Work and Play Clothes Hickory, North Carolina TALLENT TRANSFER Long Distance Hauling Hickory, North Carolina HICKORY PLUMBING Congratulations AND HEATING COMPANY, INC. BRITTAIN S SUPER MARKET Phone DA 7-6836 Box 801 Hickory, N. C. Hickory, North Carolina Best Wishes to Class of '62 HUSKEY'S HICKORY HOME CENTER WAGNER FURNITURE CO. Phone DA 4-6341 538 1st Ave. S.W. Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina LOWE'S ASSOCIATE STORE TRIANGLE SAUSAGE CO. R. A. TUNSTALL INSURANCE AGENCY Wholesale Meats Oscar-Mayer Products Car Insurance of All Kinds Home 774 1st Ave. S.W. Business Phone DA 7-4119 Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina ACE SPRING MFG. CO. CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Manufacturers of springs for the furniture industry Hickory, North Carolina Maiden, North Carolina Compliments of C. G. FOX LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Rough and Finished Lumber and Appalachian Hardwood Flooring Hickory, North Carolina Congratulations CATAWBA CONCRETE Hickory, North Carolina Congratulations Graduates FOUR POINT BARGAIN CENTER Furniture and Appliances 335 1st Av. S. E. Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of CAROLINA GLOVE CO. Compliments of THE SMART SHOPPE Newton, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina Congratulations MAIN AVENUE BARBER SHOP BILTMORE DAIRY rBrVv Hickory, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Compliments of DIXIE BOAT WORKS MAIDEN FLOUR MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Fine Boats Newton, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina CATAWBA F.C.X. SERVICE ABERNETHY'S SUPER MARKET Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers Groceries, Hardware, and Clothing Fertilizer Spreader Truck Phone HA 8-3738 Newton, North Carolina Maiden, North Carolina NORTH HICKORY FURNITURE CO. Compliments of Upholstered Furniture WNNC RADIO STATION Hickory, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina BOLICK’S GARAGE Compliments of 1843 1st Avenue SW CANIPE ARMATURE Phone DA 2-5912 1852 1st Avenue SW Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina ABERNETHY’S, INC. Hardware -Seeds - Paints Gifts-Housewares Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of DAIRY CENTER 1809 North Main Avenue Newton, North Carolina BRENDLE'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of STANDARD GLASS CO., INC. 161 8th Avenue Dr. SE Route 3, Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina TRUCK AND AUTO SERVICE, INC. RAMBLER HICKORY CHAIR COMPANY Sales and Service Makers of Chairs and Upholstered Furniture Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina Conplinontt of Congratulations Seniors JOHNSON MILLING COMPANY COOKSVILLE HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Route 1, Newton, North Carolina Cooksville, North Carolina Congratulations Graduates ZERDEN'S BISANARCOMPANY 226 Union Square Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina BASS-SMITH FUNERAL HOME ABERNETHY CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. '-y Highway 70 S. E. Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina SOUTHERN PIG BARBEQUE Compliments of Best Barbeque in town WIRTHMORE MILLS, INC. 40 2227 1st Avenue Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE Liberal Arts Co-educational Four-year Fully Accredited Catalog and other information upon request Hickory, North Carolina Comphmtnti of MULL’S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Hickory, North Carolina SECRETARIAL TRAINING SCHOOL 557 5th Street N. W. Hickory. North Carolina Let your next graduation be from us. HICKORY BEAUTY SCHOOL Hickory, North Carolina STATESVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL Statesville, North-Carolina ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING We give One Hour Service DA-4-6032 23 3rd Street N. W. Hickory, North Carolina Complimtnts o FAIRBROOK FOOD MARKET Route 3, Hickory, North Carolina HERMAN-SIPE AND CO., INC. General Contractors Industrial-Commercial HEFNER’S GARAGE Hickory, North Carolina Conover, North Carolina STEELE RULANE SERVICE FAST! Dial DA-3-6863 Old Conover Road TED’S FOOD CENTER Only the Finest Maiden, North Carolina DEAL’S FURNITURE STORE, INC. 940 Highland Avenue, N. E. Hickory, North Carolina QUALITY CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Service Dial DA-7-8821 1170 S. Center Street Hickory, North Carolina HARPER MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sales and Service FIELD CREDIT COMPANY Prompt-Friendly-Service 107 Main Avenue PI. S. W. Joe Donkel, Mgr. Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina NINTH AVENUE PHARMACY MAPLE SPRINGS LAUNDRY Where Pharmacy is a AND Profession not a Sideline. DRY CLEANING Dial DI 5-2229 112 2nd Avenue Southwest Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina NORTHWESTERN BANK The Friendly Banking Institution Complimonts of Loans-Savings Accounts Night Depositing-Checking Accounts A W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Hickory -Newton -Maiden Highland Hickory, North Carolina HERRING OIL COMPANY, INC. McLaughlin radio Fuel Oil-Kerosene-Tanks Gasoline AND T.V. SERVICE You Ring ZENITH AUTHORIZED We Bring DEALER Dial DA 2-7666 Dial DA 4-6471 Highway 70 Southeast 810 9th St. Southwest Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina Compliment of MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Hickory, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Class of '62 E. H. DELLINGER'S GROCERY Phone IN 4-2579 Route 3 Vale, North Carolina Congratulations Graduates CATAWBA INSULATION COMPANY, INC. Insulat ion - - Weather str ipping Siding and Roofing Doors-Storm Windows--Aluminum Screens Route 1, Hickory, North Carolina Best Wishes HENRY RIVER MILLS COMPANY Henry River, North Carolina Congratulations to Seniors of '62 WALDENSIAN BAKERIES Try the Tenderness Test for Quality Bakers of Sunbeam Bread Valdese, North Carolina Congratulations Compliments of HICKORY RADIATOR SERVICE 18 Second Street KNIT-SOX KNITTING MILLS, INC. Hickory, North Carolina 11 8th Street N. E. SNYDER PAPER CORPORATION Telephone DI 5-4149 Paper and Paper Products 1131 9th Avenue Northwest Hickory, North Carolina Dial DI 5-4155 Hickory, North Carolina Compltmenti of HICKORY PACKING COMPANY, INC. LAIL’S GREENHOUSE Grade A Beef and Pork Packers AND FLORIST Hickory, North Carolina Flowers for all Occasions Telephone- DA 4-6304 IN 4-4131 HICKORY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Furniture Hickory, North Carolina Located on New Highway Hickory, North Carolina Best Wishes Class of '62 Congratulations LONGVIEW HOSIERY MILL VILLAGE DINER Manufacturers of Hosiery for Men and Boys Hickory, North Carolina Hickory, North Carolina AIKEN-BLACK TIRE SERVICE, INC. Distributors of Dunlop Tires Hickory, North Carolina HICKORY-FRY FURNITURE, INC. Newton, North Carolina as Boo A Martha, Audrey, and Jeanette prepare for a day in New York. Janet has a quick breakfast during the senior The characters of JOHN BROWN’S BODY, presented at the Mint Museum in Charlotte, listen to director Dorothy Masterson's criticisms. 36 • J