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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

• • { � ? .- •: - ' ■v :. - •' i• v- W ' • - •a Ife : ! vmL, A� . u � . jk. iji� i,. ': ? ' •� - _____ THE QUATRA LOG PRESENTS FRED T. FOARD HIGH SCHOOL The 1964 Quatra Log Published by the Senior Class of Fred T. Foard High School Rural Route 1 Newton, North Carolina Volume XI Co-Editors Dale Raney Advisors Mrs. Alice R. Wise Mr. O. N. Lynn 3 Business Managers Brenda Sigmon Linda Whitener Foreword As time passes, each day becomes history. History that can not be altered or changed in any way; it can only be remembered. In the 1964 QUATRA LOG we are att e m pti ng to picture, briefly, the events, in the lives of the students of FredT. Foard High School during the school year of 1963-1964, that will go to make up history. We hope that through the years this chronicle will bring much nostalgic memory of a great year in our lives. Though the mills of learning grind slowly, their product is never small. 4 Not only is Mr. Isenhour a de- voted teacher, but also he is a devoted husband and father. We feel that this picture of Mr. Isenhour at home with his wife Kathleen and his son Eric best illustrates why we place him in such high regard. With gratitude, respect, and esteem, we proudly dedicate our 1964 QUATRA LOG to a truly excellent and impressive educator, Mr. Larry A. Isenhour. Through untiring efforts and much friendly advice, he has encouraged and as- sisted many students seeking a business educa- tion; and, it has been because of his devotion and belief in his students that many of them have suc- ceeded. In his classroom, as well as outside of it, Mr. Isenhour is an advisor and friend. He has a personality which combines humor and sincerity into different degrees depending upon the serious- ness of the situation. With this note of appreciation we honor you, Mr. Isenhour, with this dedication. 7 Respectfully ( We Present 8 School Secretary Miss Margaret Whisnant Principal Mr. Lynn and Margaret work together for a better Foard. Mr. O. N. Lynn Mr. Marshall Clay Chairman School Board Mr. Herbert Teague Mr. Dan Phillips Faculty Mr. David A. Anthony A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College Math and Science Mr. John S. Austin B.S. N. C. State Advanced Math Mr. John B. Baird A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College English Faculty Mr. Richard Cannon A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College History and English Miss Lois Coon A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College English and French Mr. Jerry R. Copas A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College Math and Phy. Ed. Mrs. Sara S. Curtis B.S. Winthrop College Home Economics 13 Faculty Mr. Harold Hawn A.B. Wake Forest College M.A. George Peabody College Guidance Counselor Mr. Gary C. Hinkle A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College U.S. History Mrs. Sylvia H. Hoke A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College English and Latin Faculty Mrs. Doris U. Jennings B.S. Long wood College M.A. East Tenn. State University Phy. Ed. and World Geography Mr. Marvin L. Leatherman B.S. N.C. State College Agriculture Miss Louise Lynch A.B. and M. Ed. The University of N.C. at Greensboro Science Mr. O. N. Lynn A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College Principal Faculty Mr. Tommy Q. Peeler A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College Spanish and History Mr. Douglas C. Redmond B. S. and M. A. Appalachian Science and History Mr. Samuel C. Reep B.S. Appalachian Math Mr. George H. Reynolds A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College History 16 Faculty Mrs. Louise Scronce B.S. Appalachian Librarian Mrs. Dessie Setzer A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial Subjects Mrs. Alice R Wise A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College English Mr. Charlie C. Wyant A.B. Lenoir Rhyne College M. Ed. Appalachian Science 17 “Preach” Preach carries out his duties efficiently. His thoughtfulness and friendliness make Preach a great asset to Fred T. Foard. Fred T. Foard would not be the same school without our janitor, Charles ’’Preach’ Shuford. BOOK f (Vivian Wallace, president of the Studen Council, presents Preach with a small token o our appreciation.) 18 Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ethel Shuford, Mrs. Marshall Clay, Mrs. James Deal, Mrs. BUI Abernathy. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Frye, Linda Bolick, Glenda Huffman, Gary Punch, Robbie Robinson, Doug Connell, Alan Mull. 19 Here Are The Students Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: President, David Vaughn; Vice President, Sherry Saine; Secretary, Rita Waters; Treasurer, Ernie McAteer; Reporter, Brenda Moretz. The Freshman Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Redmond, Miss Lynch, Mr. Baird, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Jennings, Mr. Leatherman. Claudia Abernathy Tommy Aldridge Peggy Angel Allen Arrowood Linda Kay Auton Barbara Barger David Berry Diane Bass Michael Bass Robert Batton Douglas Blackburn Betty Boaz Kenny Bolick Dennis Bollinger Steve Bost Debbie Bowman Barry Buff Ronald Burgess Kay Canipe Michael Carter Judy Clark Jerry Cline Barbara Cody Carl Cook Joyce Costner Linda Crawley Darlene Davis Phyllis Deitz Marvin Dockery Gary Drum Larry Drum Marie Duckworth Judy Duncan Alice Eller Becky Eller Lee Felmet Chuck Foster Danny Foster Judy Frye Joie Fulbright Ruby Gilliland Ronald Goans Janet Green Betty Gross Jimmy Gross Linda Heavner Tommy Hensley Dorothy Herman Sonny Hicks Dennis Hildebran Bobby Hilton Larry Holden Freshman Anne Hollar Melanie Hood Sylvia Houser Judy Hoyle Janice Huffman Larry Huffman Horace Isenhour Wayne Jarrett Charles Johnson Dean Johnson Toby Johnson Terry Keener Sidney Kerns Kenneth Kiser Betty Knight Carroll Lackey Steve Lael Steve Laws Kermit Leatherman Michael Leatherman Peggy Leatherman Troy Leatherman Roger Leonhardt Kathryn Lindsay Candy Lippard Sybil Long Charles Lowman Larry Lowman Class Linda Marlow Randy Martin Edith Matthews Ernie McAteer Nancy McKennon Billy Mitchem Tommy Mitchem Phyllis Moncrief Brenda Moretz Cathy Morgan Dennis Mosteller Ronnie Mosteller Joanne Moyer Duane Mull Linda Mull Ronald Mull Joe Newton Jerry Parker William Parker Nancy Peterson Terry Petty Darrell Pitts Tanya Pitts Barbara Poovey James Preslar Saddie Price Jim Propst Julia Propst Brenda Ramsey Judy Reavis Jakie Rhodes Larry Rhoney Wanda Rhoney Rita Richey Patricia Rinck Clarence Roberts Dennis Rockett Steve Rogers Joe Rudisill Ronnie Rudisill Freshman Class Diann Sailors Bobby Sain Steve Sain Sherry Saine Peggy Scronce Charles Settlemyre Rickie Settlemyre Michael Setzer Lee Shillito Margie Short Judy Sigmon Donald Smith Eva Smith Monroe Smith Phyllis Smith Betty Jean Speagle Gale Speagle Jo Alice Speagle Gary Stallings Lillian Stallings Kenneth Starnes Joyce Teague Linda Teague Alice Tester Danny Travis David Vaughn Gary Waldon Rita Waters Kenneth Welch Diane Wellman Bill Wells Bobby Whisnant Vera Whisnant Gene White Kathy Whitener Patsy Whitener Micky Wilfong Billy Wilkinson John Wilkinson Charles Williams Gene Wilson Scottie Sue Wright Danny Young Wayne Yount Freshman Class NOT PICTURED Coy Barnes Tommy Cline George Cole Clifford Falls Benny Gross Martha Killian Jerry Letterman Russell Lindsay Tommy London George McCray Joe Miller Danny Mitchell Rayford Moses Paul Propst Cecil Riley Larry Riley James Robinson Steve Smith Willy Spurlin Lonnie Townsend Russell Townsend Larry Whisnant 27 girls at left find study hall a fine place to loaf. At right, science class seems different than it did three years ago. Wide-eyed New Recruits The girls in health class find that to learn they must study and explore new spheres. At the end of the day a Freshman is ready to throw his 28 Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Sheila Whitener; Vice President, Jerald Leonhardt; Secretary, Jeanie Mauser; Treasurer, Jim Saine; Reporter, Gary Sigmon. The Sophomore Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Cannon, Mrs. Bumgarner, Mr. Reep, Mrs. Hoke, Mr. Anthony, Mr. Copas. Advisors Janny Bumgarner Gail Childers James Canipe Leon Cobb Peggy Canipe Jerry Cody Martha Cody Linda Cook Mildred Cook Jane Abernathy Kathy Alexander Jimmy Arrowood Bobby Asherbraner Brenda Bass Brenda Beard Lawrence Bolick Ann Bowman Charles Brittain Joyce Brittain Ronnie Brittain Jeanette Buchanan Kaye Costner Steve Costner Trent Craig Linda Creel Patsy Davis Gary Deaton Peggy Falls John Frye Annette Fulbright Sophomore Rita Ledford Jearld Leonhardt Billy Lewis Forrest London Callie Lutz George Lutz Libby Lutz Millie Lynn Doris Martin Eddy Martin Johnny Mauney Jeanie Mauser Terry McCaslin Susie McKennon Carroll Moore Danny Moore Patricia Morrison Kenneth Moyer Phil Mull Sara Mullinax Wayne Parker Sherry Petty Dean Pitts Dickie Powell Mardell Proctor Gary Punch Jackie Queen Mary Frances Reavis Brenda Rhoney Dennis Rhoney Jean Fulbright Edward Gentry Sandra Gilchrest Linda Goans Wayne Gross David Hammonds James Hawn Barbara Heavner Linda Hefner Donald Hensley Ciifteen Herman Keith Hice Vicki Higgins Joyce Hildebran David Hood Aubory Huffman Dennis Huffman Dianne Huffman Larry Hunt Marshall Hunt Cindy Huss Richard Johnson Danny Kahili Peggy Killian Carl King Kathy King Johnny Kistler Rita Lail Barbara Leatherman Sue Leatherman Class Sophomore Class Marilyn Wilfong Myra Wilkinson Barbara Williams Sharon Willis David Wilson Viveca Wilson Larry Wright Dennis Yoder Joyce Yoder Susan Yoder Wayne Yoder Carolyn Yount Gary Richards Gary Rollins Jim Saine Gregory Scronce Jacob Scronce Joan Scronce Calvin Settlemyre Ricky Setzer Ronnie Setzer Sharon Shook David Shull Steve Shull Gary Sigmon Bill Smith Gary Smith Janice Smith Joe Smith Gary Speagle Harold Stallings Carolyn Stoker Wayne Teague Richard Truitt Emily Wallace Joe Weaver Mary Wells Scott Whisnant Hughett White Elizabeth Whitener Ronnie Whitener Sheila Whitener NOT PICTURED Paul Allen Arnold Cook Harold Craig Jimmy Dellinger Alan Fulbright John Fulbright Betty Parker The Sophomore girls displayed their school spirit by going out for cheerleaders. James Parker Harvey Rudisill Phyllis Sigmon Jimmy Spurlin Eugene Starr James Underwood Comfort is the thing for these Sophomore boys on fair day. 35 With a year of experience to their credit, sophomores find the ms elves better able to serve their fellow students as the girls above. Study remains a big time consumer in the life of a sophomore. Above, a group of sophomores makes good use of the library. Sophisticated Sophomores Further study and practice makes it possible for the No matter how hard the work there is always time for girls below to become homemakers. fun on the bus going home. LZ LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Sheila Pruitt; Vice President, Larry Falls; Treasurer, Mickie Johnson; Reporter, Vivian Klutz. (NOT PICTURED: Secretary, Sharon Fox). The Junior Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Coon, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Hinkle, Mr. Peeler, Mr. Austin. Officers Advisors Donnie Abee Billy Abernathy Elaine Austin Barbara Auton Johnny Bass Judy Bass Wayne Biddix Richard Blackburn Brenda Bolick Linda Bolick Steve Bolick Randy Bowman Janis Brittain LaRae Brittain Linda Brittain Ruby Brown Donald Buff Mary Jane Bumgardner Dolores Burgess Robin Childers Robert Clay Sharon Clevenger Linda Cline Ann Cloninger Lynda Cook Sharon Davis Libby Detter Reba Detter Brenda Drum Paul Duncan Pat Fulbright Ronnie Hampton Larry Falls Ray Felment Tommy Greenhill Beth Gregg Connie Hamrick James Havner Sharon Fox Brenda Gregg Emma Helms Barbara Fulbright Doris Fulbrigl Audrey Gross Barbara Gross Judy Hilton Alta Houk Junior Kaye Houser Reggie Houser Johnny Hunt Jane Hoyle Gretta Jackson Glenda Huffman Daniel Johnson Janice Huffman Mickie Johnson Steven Huffman Sue Kiser Vivian Klutz Jerry Lael Dianne Lail Joyce Leather man Bill Leinbach Eugene Lentz Ann Lewis Sue Long David Lowman Kay Lowman Phyllis Lynn Carl Marlowe Jerry Martin Gary Mitchell Mary Mull Ronnie Petty Maxine Powell Annette Propst Class Sheila Pruitt Jackie Rhoney Jean Rhoney Sue Rhoney Ronnie Ritchie Peggy Roberts Rebecca Robinson Sylvia Rogers Doris Rinck Gary Ritchie David Rudisill Donald Sain Patty Seitz Loiselle Si g man Fred Sanders Jean Sanders Janie Settlemyre Allen Shuford Renae Sigmon Terry Sipe Carolyn Sc rone e Merlene Shull Jeanette Smith Christine Scronce Janie Seitz Sylvia Shull Jean Sigman Judy Smith Sharon Smith Junior Terry Smith Steve Stallings Brenda Truitt Rachel Teague Evans Thompson Craig Throneburg Judy Townsend Calvin Underwood Larry Walden Eugene Ward Judy Weaver Nancy Weaver Betty West Kermit Whisnant Dale Whitener Sarah Whitener Doris Whitener Billy Whisnant Jimmy Whisnant David Whitener Richard Whitener Dean Wilson Patricia Wilson Class Janice Woodring Arney Wyant Terry Young Elsie Yount NOT PICTURED Ray Cline David Crawley Larry Helms Harold Hicks Jerry Hunt Butch Miller Glenn Parker Phyllis Sigmon Ronald Yoder Becoming juniors we get the chance to go deeper into more interesting subjects. Teachers become our friends and counselors. As juniors will tell you, they learn how to bend the rules a little, so they can call a friend out of class, for example. Next Year’s Seniors Being a junior means that the teachers will place more Asa junior with high grades you have a good chance of responsibility in you. becoming a Beta Club member. Senio LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Richard Lael; Vice President, Joanne Foster; Secretary, Linda Whitener; Treasurer, Linda Hollar; Reporters, Kay Herman and Doug Connell. PRESENTING: The Senior Class of 1964 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Isenhour, Mrs. Setzer, Mrs. Wise, Mr. Wyant. Seniors ROBERT DUDLEY ABERNATHY RACHEL CUTINE ABERNETHY BRENDA SUE AUTON PHYLLIS ANN BLACKBURN BRENDA KAY BOLICK JAMES GARY BOLICK 1964 BRENDA KAY BRITTAIN HOWARD WILLIAM BRITTAIN RETHA GAYLE BRITTAIN Seniors 1964 WALDA LUCILLE BRITTAIN WANDA LUCY BRITTAIN BRENDA MARTHA BUFF Seniors SONDRA MENICKA BURRIS FREIDA DIANE BURROUGHS JO ANN CANIPE Seniors LINDA MARLENE CANIPE NOAH DEAN CANSLER LINDA ALICE CLINE Seniors BLAIR ELLIOTTE CODY, JR EDWIN DOUGLAS CONNELL HARVEY COOK NINA DIAN COSTNER MILDRED HILL CRAIG HELEN ELIZABETH DAVIS 1964 PHILLIP QWYN DELLINGER LYNN CAROL DUCKWORTH LARRY WAYNE DUNCAN Seniors 1964 JOANNE BOST FOSTER DANNY CHARLES FRYE ALICE IRENE FULBRIGHT Seniors Seniors DAVID LAWRENCE FULBRIGHT ALICE ANN GROSS DONALD WAYNE FULBRIGHT NORRIS COLE HALLMAN VINNIE LEONA GILLILAND HOWARD DALE HAMRICK Seniors DENNIS LYNN HASS SARAH ANN HAWN DONNIE CARROLL HEAVNER JUDY CAROLYN HEAVNER SAMUEL JOSEPH HENDERSON DONALD LYNN HERMAN 1964 RUBY KAY HERMAN LINDA IRENE HOLLAR EARL MARSHALL HUFFMAN Seniors 1964 GAITHER LEROY HUFFMAN MARTHA JANE HUFFMAN ALICE FAYE HUSS Seniors Seniors LARRY THOMAS JARRETT CATHERINE IRENE JOHNSON LARRY ALBERT KAHILL RUTH ANN KEIRN JUDY LINDA KERNS TONY ALLEN KIZIAH Seniors RICHARD LEE LAEL NANCY KAY LEINBACH RONALD ERVIN LEATHERMAN LEVI DOLPHUS LOWMAN. JR BRENDA KAY LEDFORD LINDA ELIZABETH LUTZ RICHARD WAYNE LUTZ WILLIAM RUSSELL LUTZ JERRY RAY MARLOW Seniors VERNON MOYER ALAN LYDEAN MULL VIVIAN PAULETTE MULL Seniors Seniors RACHEL ANN NORMAN LARRY FORREST PARKER LINDA FAY PARKER JOHN STEPHEN PARKER JACK DEAN PETTY LEE ROY PITTS, JR 1964 Seniors DEAN ELVIN POWELL MARILYN KAY PROPST BARRY NANCE PRESLAR DALE HANSARD RANEY STEVE WILLIAM PRESSLEY EDGAR ROGERS ROBINSON, JR 1964 BRENTLEY EUGENE RUDISILL DONALD CLAUDE RUDISILL WANDA KAY SAILORS Seniors 1964 DAVID HARRIS SAIN DORIS ANN SCRONCE JAMES VERNON SCRONCE Seniors Seniors JOHN CONRAD SCRONCE EDNA LORRAINE SEITZ BRENDA ANN SETZER STEVIE WORTH SHOOK BRENDA ALLEN SIGMON DONALD EUGENE SIGMON Seniors JAMES CARROLL SIGMON REBECCA GAYLE SPEAGLE JESSICA EARLE SMITH LEANOA FAY SPURLIN SUSAN FRANCES SMITH BRENDA ELAINE TEAGUE 1964 JO ANNE TEAGUE KAY VERNOLEEN TEAGUE ROGER DALE TEAGUE Seniors 1964 VIVIAN MARIE WALLACE GLENN ERROLL WARD, JR DANNY LAWRENCE WHITE Seniors Seniors ERNEST ERVIN WHITENER FRANK LEE WHITENER LINDA KATHRYN WHITENER NANCY SUE WHITENER LINDA FAYE WILSON LINDA KAY WILSON MARICA ANN WRIGHT Senior Class I SANDRA ANN WRIGHT DAVID WALTON YOUNT NOT PICTURED LOWELL EDWIN ABERNETHY 59 Extracurricular Quatra Co-Editors Dale Raney Susan Smith Co-editors, Susan and Dale, show LaRae Brittain, their junior assist- ant. how to label pictures for the QUATRA LOG. Advisors Mrs. Alice R. Wise Mr. O. N. Lynn Log Staff Business Managers Brenda Sigmon Linda Whitener Advertising Staff SEATED: Left to Right: Marilyn Propst, Linda Whitener, Brenda Sigmon, Linda Lutz. STANDING: Dian Costner, Helen Davis, Linda Hollar, Kay Herman, Dianne Burroughs, Richard Lutz, Butch Lael, Catherine Johnson, Danny White. SEATED: Sue Whitener; STANDING: Vinnie Gilliland, Linda Faye Wilson, Vivian Klutz. Vivian Wallace and Vivian Klutz are seen sell- ing the Christmas edition of the FOARDON1AN. (Both girls admit that they can't make change.) The Co-editors of the QUATRA LOG and the Editor the FQARDON1AN attended the yearly Editor's Confe ence at Winthrop College this summer. Stills of the Staffs Brenda Sigmon and Linda Whitener, Business Managers of the QUATRA LOG have carried out their many duties extremely welL Butch Lael and L. D. Lowman, Mime- ographers of the FQARDONIAN, hurry to finish their demanding job; as Miss Lynch, Advisor, looks on. One Co-editor caught in the act c doing nothing by the other Co-editoi Mr. Lewis, Del mar photographer, ■ assists the QUATRA LOG staff in many and varied ways. Editor-in-Chief, Linda Kay Wilson Each edition of the FOARDON1AN passes through many hands before it is completed. It has its beginnings in the hands of the FOARDONIAN staff itself, whose members write the news articles and publicize the highlights of Foard's events. In addition to these duties, writing and mimeographing the paper, the staff is also in charge of the FOARDONIAN'S circulation. Foardonian Staff TYPISTS: SEATED: Left to Right: Vinnie Gilliland, Brenda Sigmon, Linda Whitener, Ruth Ann Keirn, Alice Fulbright; STANDING: Mrs. Setzer, Advisor. Susan Smith and Catherine Johnson, Business Managers, supervise the financial affairs of the FOARDONIAN. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Dian Costner, Linda Kay Wilson, Miss Louise Lynch (Advisor), L.D. Lowman, Butch Lael, Catherine Johnson, Kay Herman. SECOND ROW: Alice Fulbright, Vivian Wallace, Sue Whitener, Dale Raney, Linda Whitener, Susan Smith, Helen Davis, Nancy Leinbach. School Reporter Richard Lutz, school reporter for the HICKORY DAILY RECORD, keeps the community and our parents up to date with the latest news from Foard. Richard can be depended upon to report the school news factually and conscien- tiously. Beta Club President....................Vivian Wallace Vice-President..............Catherine Johnson Secretary.............Alice Fulbright Treasurer......................Dian Costner Helen Davis Alice Fulbright Kay Herman Dian Costner Catherine Johnson Linda Kay Wilson New Betas Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Sharon Fox, Patricia Wilson, Vivian Klutz, Peggy Roberts, Cooky Powell, Elaine Austin. SECOND ROW: Larry Falls, Terry Sipe, Janis Brittain, Carl Marlowe, Paul Duncan. Betas at Work and Beta Club members presented devotions at the December P.T.A. meeting. Eleven juniors were surprised and delighted when they were tapped into the Beta Club. Looks to me like Vivian is fishing for another compliment. Let’s face it, are different!! Carl Marlowe seems to be having a little trouble grasping things. Beta Club members Do I look as bad as you! ? Key Club OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pres., Richard (Butch) Lael; Pres., L. D. Low- man; Reporter, Robbie Robinson; Treas., ErnestWhitener. KNEELING: Reporter, Barry Preslar; Sec., Doug Connell. Left To Right: SEATED: Alan Mull, Barry Preslar, Ernest Whitener, Doug Connell, L. D. Lowman, Robbie Robinson, Butch Lael, Mr. David Anthony, Advisor. STANDING: Donald Herman, Rusty Lutz, Donnie Rudisill, Lee Roy Pitts, Roger Teague, Larry Jarrett, Richard Lutz, Jimmy Scronce, Norris Hallman, Larry Kahili, Vernon Moyer. 70 Monogram Club OFFICERS and ADVISORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Mickie Johnson; Pres., Dian Costner; Advisor, Mr. George Reynolds; Reporter, Robbie Robinson; V. Pres., Doug Connell. FIRST ROW: Left To Right: Mr. Hinkle, Dian Costner, Vivian Klutz, Mickie Johnson, Larry Falls, Janis Brittain, Joyce Leatherman, Charles Brittain, Gary Sigmon, Mr. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Roger Teague, Marilyn Propst, Vivian Wallace, Kay Herman, Brentley Rudisill, Linda Hollar, Judy Heavner, Cindy Huss, Brenda Setzer. THIRD ROW: David Whitener, Kermit Whisnant, Scott Whisnant, Gary Mitchell, Larry Duncan, Alan Mull, Doug Connell. FOURTH ROW: LaRae Brittain, Lynda Cook, Jane Abernathy, Norris Hallman, Robert Clay, Richard Blackburn, Earl (Chuck) Huffman, Trent Craig. FIFTH ROW: Vickie Higgins, Viveca Wilson, Donnie Abee, Jackie Rhoney, Ronnie Hampton, Johnny Hunt, Billy Abernathy, Robbie Robinson. 71 OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas., Qwyn Dellinger; Sec., Gary Sigmon; Pres., Vivian Wallace. (Vice-Pres., Sharon Fox, not pictured). ADVISOR: Mrs. Louise Scronce Student Council Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Gary Sigmon, Susan McKennon, Judy Heavner, Sandra Gilchrest, Sheila Whitener, Carol Duckworth, Vivian Wallace, Linda Hollar, Butch Lael, L.D. Lowman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Scronce, Linda Kay Wilson, Helen Davis, Loiselle Sigman, Brenda Bass, Joyce Leather man, Sheila Pruitt, Glenda Huffman, Dian Costner, Barbara Poovey, Qwyn Dellinger. THIRD ROW: Gary Waldon, Jim Propst, David Vaughn, Dale Raney, Susan Smith, Larry Falls, Walda Brittain, Kathy Whitener, Vera Whisnant, Sue Long, Donnie Abee. Foard's hall patrols are respon- sible for the regulation of student traffic during the change of classes, for enforcing the rules about lockers, and for the promotion of good student behavior. The duties of the hall patrols are by no means simple, but due to their effective work, the traffic conditions have been improved. LEFT TO RIGHT: Libby Detter, Jearld Leonhardt, Emily Wallace, Troy Leatherman. Hall Patrols LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Wallace, Gary Sigmon, Dale Raney, Ernest Whitener, Catherine Johnson, Doug Connell, Marilyn Propst. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Larry Duncan, Renae Sigmon, Sharon Davis, Alta Houk, Peggy Roberts, Vivian Klutz, Libby Detter, Sue Long. SECOND ROW: Judy Weaver, Rachel Teague, Janie Seitz, Linda Cline, Judy Bass, Diane Lail, Loiselle Sigman, Doris Williams. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Scronce, Eugene Ward, LaRae Brittain, Sylvia Shull, Larry Helms. French Club ADVISOR: Miss Lois Coon OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., Loiselle Sigman; V. Pres., Judy Bass; Sec., Sylvia Shull; Treas., Judy Weaver; Program Chair- man, LaRae Brittain. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Susan McKennon, Brenda Ledford, Alice Huss, Elaine Austin, Carol Duckworth, Mickie Johnson, Carolyn Scronce, Janis Brittain, Elsie Yount, Joyce Leatherman, Merlene Shull, Brenda Drum, Mr. Peeler. SECOND ROW: Linda Cook, Jean Fulbright, Joyce Brittain, Joan Scronce, Rita Ledford, Diane Huffman, Bill Smith, Susan Yoder, Jeanie Mauser, Linda Creel, Sherry Saine, Audrey Gross. THIRD ROW: Sandra Gilchrest, Barbara Heavner, Patsy Wilson, Larry Falls, L. D. Lowman, Rebecca Robinson, Janie Settlemyre, Patty Seitz, Barbara Poovey, Vicky Higgins, Jerry Lael, Libby Lutz. FOURTH ROW: Carl King, Charles Brittain, Cookie Powell, Sheila Pruitt, Cindy Huss, Jean Sanders, Gerald Leonhardt, Jane Abernathy, Billy Whisnant, Jim Saine, Jacob Scronce. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Bass, David Crawley, Chuck Foster, Lawrence Bolick, Bill Leinbach, Craig Throneburg, Terry Young, Carl Marlowe, Paul Duncan, Johnny Hunt. SDCTH ROW: Evans Thompson, Terry Sipe. Spanish Club OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres., Joyce Leatherman; Sec., Libby Lutz; Treas., Carolyn Scronce; V. Pres., L. D. Lowman; Reporter, Jean Sanders. ADVISOR: Mr. Tommy Peeler Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Joyce Yoder, Kaye Costner, Joyce Hildebran, Ann Bowman, Jean Sigman, Sheila Whitener, Viveca Wilson, Sharon Shook, Mrs. Hoke. SECOND ROW: Emily Wallace, Joanne Moyer, Mary Wells, Jean Sanders, Elizabeth Whitener, Phyllis Deitz, Mardell Proctor, Vivian Klutz. THIRD ROW: Callie Lutz, Linda Hefner, Millie Lynn, Gary Sigmon, Terry McCaslin, James Preslar. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Whitener, Wayne Yoder, Eugene Lentz, Larry Falls, Paul Duncan, David Hood. Latin Club OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Reporter, Jean Sanders; V. Pres., Joyce Yoder; Pres., Larry Falls; Sec., Viveca Wilson; Treas., Phyllis Deitz; Advisor, Mrs. Hoke. ADVISOR- Mrs. Sylvia Hoke 76 The girls of the Chorus provide music for the graduation exercises. Piano Recital Night for The Music Club Joanne Foster Judy Heavner The Fred T. Foard Music Club pre- sented its annual recital at Blackburn School last spring. Bill Smith Helen Davis and Joanne Foster. Some fifteen students gave a program featuring piano solos, duets, and a trio. FIRST ROW: Left To Right: Kay Teague, Mickie Johnson, Joanne Foster, Cutine Abernethy, Larry Jarrett, Dean Cansler. SECOND ROW: Brentley Rudisill, David Sain, Dean Powell, Donnie Rudisill, Vernon Moyer. (Foard). B u s D r • i v e r s LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Greenhill, Ronald Yoder, Donald Herman, Tony Kiziah, Gene Lentz, Wayne Biddix, Jerry Lail, Lee Roy Pitts, Alan Mull, Terry Young, Robert Abernathy, Diane Burroughs. (Elementary). 78 LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian WaUace, Cindy Huss, Jean Sanders, Mardell Proctor, Sandra Gilchrest, Judy Heavner, Brenda Moretz, Joyce Brittain, Linda Brittain, Mary Jane Bumgarner. Music Club TEACHER: Mrs. Ralph Kendell 79 First and Second Period Assistants: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Wright, Brenda Auton, Elizabeth Whitener, Pat Fulbright, Connie Hamrick, Elaine Austin, Jean Sigman, Annette Propst. Library Club Third and Fourth Period Assistants: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mardell Proctor, Viveca Wilson, Linda Hefner, Judy Weaver, Peggy Roberts, Tanya Pitts, Brenda Moretz. 80 OFFICERS: Left To Right: SEATED; Pres., Judy Heavner; V. Pres., Judy Smith. STANDING: Sec., Carolyn Scronce; Treas., Mardell Proctor; Reporter, Lynda Cook. Fifth and Sixth Period Assistants: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Rhoney,Sue Rhoney, Judy Smith, Libby Detter, Lynda Cook, Carolyn Scronce, Judy Heavner. 81 OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Reporter, Ray Cline; Treas., James Canipe; Pres., Keith Hice; Sec., Gary Smith; V. Pres., Wayne Biddix; Advisor, Mr. Leatherman. Future Farmers FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Smith, Gary Deaton, Ray Cline, Keith Hice, Johnny Kistler, Larry Wright, Dennis Yoder, Edward Gentry, David Shull. SECOND ROW: Wayne Gross, Gene Starr, J. P. Fulbright, Harold Craig, Alan Fulbright, Harold Stallings, Jerry Cody, Alan Mull, Jimmy Sigmon, Bobby Canipe, Mr. Leatherman (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Robin Childers, Ray Felmet, Lowell Abernathy, Jackie Rhoney, Steve Bolick, Richard Whitener, Wayne Biddix, Dennis Hass, Tommy Greenhill. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Spurlin, James Parker, Frank Whitener. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Danny Young, Larry Rhoney, Duane Mull, Barry Buff, Steve Smith, Darrell Pitts, Gary Waldon, Kenneth Kiser, Steve Laws, Joe Newton, Tommy Mitchem, Lonnie Townsend, Mr. Leatherman (Advisor). SECOND ROW: Bobby Hilton, Russell Lindsay, Bobby Saine, Michael Leatherman, Wayne Jarrett, Ricky Settlemyre, Mickey Wilfong, Larry Whisnant, Gary Stallings, Donald Smith, Trent Craig, Gary Punch, Daniel Coulter, Gary Rollins, James Underwood, Danny Mitchell, Coy Barnes. • FF A Beef, Dairy, and Tool Judging Teams LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Mull, James Parker, David Fulbright, Dean Powell, Lee Roy Pitts, Jimmy Scronce, Lowell Abernathy, Robin Childers, Steve Bolick. OFFICERS and ADVISORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mr. Charlie Wyant; Pres., Richard (Butch) Lael; V. Pres., L. D. Lowman;Sec.-Treas., Linda Kay Wilson; Reporter, Vivian Klutz; Ad- visor, Miss Louise Lynch. Science Club FIRST ROW: Left To Right: Joyce Hildebran, Emily Wallace, Linda Whitener, Kay Herman, Helen Davis, Linda Hollar, Judy Heavner, Viveca Wilson, Millie Lynn, Mardell Proctor, Linda Kay Wilson, Joyce Yoder, Vivian Klutz, Robert Abernathy, Miss Lynch, Larry Jarrett. SECOND ROW: Carl Marlowe, Richard (Butch) Lael, L. D. Lowman, Barry Preslar, Evans Thompson, Paul Duncan, David Hood, Ernest Whitener, Donald Herman, Mr. Wyant. Lab Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Klutz, Donald Herman, Linda Whitener, L. D. Lowman, Kay Herman, Linda Hollar, Ernest Whitener, Helen Davis. ’63 Science Fair studies winning science projects. 65 Pen Pointing Special Miss Foard PTA MISS PTA FINALISTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Third runner-up, Rebecca Robinson; First runner-up, Viveca Wilson; Swim suit winner, Brenda Moretz; Miss Foard PTA, Vivian Klutz; Second runner-up, Betty Boaz; Fourth runner-up, Judy Heavner. There she is, Miss Foard PTA!! Pageant Night Mickie Johnson, 1963 Miss Foard PTA, relinquishes her title. Arnold Setzer, master of ceremonies, looks on as Mickie Johnson crowns Vivian Klutz, Miss Foard PTA of 1964. Freshman Brenda Moretz won the swim suit competition. Miss Foard Hi LaRae Brittain Vicki Higgins Miss Foard Hi Contestants Gale Speagle Barbara Poovey Homecoming Queen 1963 Miss Linda Whitener LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Sigmon, Linda Hollar, Linda Whitener, Homecoming Queen, Joanne Foster, and Ruth Ann Keirn. Homecoming Court Queen's Court Linda Hollar and Brenda Sigmon Joanne Foster and Ruth Ann Keim Court The Homecoming court is made up of the Student Council officers, Class presidents, Senior football players, the president of the Key Club, president of the Beta Club, and the editor of the FOARDON1AN, and co-editors of the QUATRA LOG. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen is the highlight of the evening's festivities. Here Vivian Wallac e, president of the Student Council, is shown as she places the crown on our 1963-64 Homecoming Queen, Miss Linda Whitener. Crowning . ; � v i' f 9 , , ___________________________ Junior Marshals LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Kay Wilson (Chief), Kay Herman, Dian Costner, Susan Smith, Vivian Wallace, Helen Davis. Linda Kay Wilson, Chief Marshal Linda Wilson, Susan Smith, and Dian Costner on duty at graduation. Senior Class Mascots Lesa Dawn Leatherman David Lee Hefner Lesa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Murphy; David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hefner. David 97 Proudly We Hail Our 1963-64 Football Line-Up Head Coach of the Tigers Mr. George Reynolds and the Tri-captains, (L. to R.) Robbie Robinson, Brentley Rudisill, and Chuck Huffman, led the team to its most successful season. Left to Right: KNEELING: Marshall Hunt (Manager), Larry Duncan, Scott Whisnant, Joe Weaver, Richard Blackburn, Alan Mull, Norris Hallman, John Scronce, Robbie Robinson, Brentley Rudisill, Chuck Huffman, Billy Abernathy, Kermit Whisnant, Donnie Abee. STANDING: Coach Gary Hinkle, Coach Jerry Copas, Jerry Cody, Troy Leatherman, Steve Stallings, Johnny Kistler, Gary Sigmon, Charles Brittain, Jakie Rhodes, Robert Clay, Trent Craig, David Wilson, Gary Mitchell, Ronnie Setzer, Mr. George Reynolds (Head Tiger Coach). 1963-64 Lettermen Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Scott Whisnant, Gary Sigmon. SECOND ROW: Donnie Abee, David Wilson, John Scronce, Charles Brittain, Steve Stallings, Robert Clay. THIRD ROW: Brentley Rudisill, Gary Mitchell, Norris Hallman. Billy Abernathy, Hermit Whisnant, Trent Craig, Robbie Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Alan Mull, Richard Blackburn, Larry Duncan, Chuck Huffman. f SCORES Foard.................6 Foard................14 Foard.................7 Foard................47 Foard.................0 Foard.................6 Foard................34 Foard................34 Foard.................0 Foard.................7 101 Scotts.............12 Maiden.............20 Bunker Hill .... 12 Rock Springs . . . . 0 Hildebran..........20 Granite............21 Gamewell............6 Bandys ............ 7 W. Lincoln..........0 St. Stephens........0 Alan Mull (Sr.) Back Robbie Robinson (Sr.) Tri-Captain End Brentley Rudisill (Sr.) Tri-Captain End Larry Duncan (Sr.) Back Gary Mitchell (Jr.) Guard Norris Hallman (Sr.) Tackle David Wilson 1963-64 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM (Soph.) Tackle Chuck Huffman 1963-64 ALL- CONFERENCE TEAM Tri- captain (Sr.) Back Richard Blackburn (Jr.) Back Larry Falls (Jr.) Back Tiger Team Trent Craig (Soph.) Guard Scott Whisnant (Soph.) Safety Billy Abernathy (Jr.) Tackle John Scronce (Sr.) Guard Kermit Whisnant (Jr.) Center Chuck Huffman demonstrates why he was selected to the 1963-64 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM as he drives around right-end for a first-down. Fierce As A Tiger An effigy of Chuck was found hanging on the flagpole before Foard's big game with St. Stephens. But the Indians couldn't bring their prediction off and the Tigers trounced them. The Tigers watch and wait during a fime-out on the field. Exhausted but happy after a beau- tiful touchdown run. Chuck walks toward the bench with Coach Copas. David Wilson rushes to stop an oppos- ing player. Moves like that won David a berth on the 1963- 64 ALL- CONFER- ENCE TEAM. Foard fans can always be depended upon to boost team spirit. Baseball Team 1962 - 63 FIRST ROW: Left To Right: Dwight Stallings, Danny Waters, Ronald Yount, Jimmy Sigmon, Allen Biggerstaff, Robbie Robinson, Mr. Copas, (Coach). SECOND ROW: Scott Whisnant, Kermit Whisnant, Ronnie Hampton, Roger Teague, Doug Connell, Steve Stallings, David Whitener, Gary Sigmon. THIRD ROW: Billy Abernathy, (Manager), Qwyn Dellinger, Fred Withers, Jimmy Arrowood. Senior Doug Connell played short stop for the 1962-63 team. Senior Roger Teague played right field for the 1962-63 team. 104 Go, Tigers! Qwyn Dellinger, pitcher The ''mighty Teague has struck out! Robbie Robinson, left field 105 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: James Heavner, Donnie Abee, David Rudisill, Ray Cline, Gary Mitchell, Carl Marlowe, Terry Sipe, Johnny Hunt. SECOND ROW: Charles Brittain, Carl King, Terry McCaslin, Robert Clay, Wayne Punch. Chuck Huffman, Jackie Rhoney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hugh Peeler (Coach). 1963 Track Team Coaches, Mr. Peeler and Mr. Chuck Huffman has become very Reynolds, get set to time the boys in the 100 skillful at the High Jump. yard dash. 106 LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Huss, Vivian Wallace, Joyce Leatherman, Mickie Johnson, Libby Detter, Jane Abernathy, Marilyn Propst, Mr. Larry Isenhour (Coach), Emily Wallace, Diane Huffman, Barbara Auton, Maxine Powell, Joyce Yoder, Callie Lutz. Girls’ Softball This year marked the second year that softball has been played at Fred T. Foard, as a com- petitive sport. Although Coach Isenhour finds it hard to get games with other schools, the games that the girls do have are very interesting to watch. The 1963 season was a fair one for the girls, who improved with every game. The 1963 team was made up of Marilyn Propst, short stop and pitcher; Vivian Wallace, first base; Mickie Johnson, short stop; Libby Detter, third base; Joyce Leatherman, left field; Jane Abernathy, center field; Callie Lutz, second base; Diane Huffman, catcher; Barbara Auton and Cindy Huss, pitchers. Subs were: Emily Wallace, Cooky Powell, Joyce Yoder. 107 STANDING: Left to Right: Chuck Huffman, Ronnie Hampton, Kermit Whisnant, Larry Falls, Brentley Rudisill, L. D. Lowman, Doug Connell, Roger Teague, Trent - Captain: Brentley Rudisill Forward: Kermit Whisnant Forward: Larry Falls The 1963-64 TIGERS have proved themselves to be really G-R-E-A-T! High-point man Brentley Rudisill has been stripping the nets for the Tigers. Roger Teague, with his superb ball handling and cool head for play, has proved invaluable to the success of the team. Although the competition has been stiff, Brentley, Roger and the rest of the team, Doug Connell, Larry Falls, and Kermit Whisnant, have proved again and again that Coach George Reynolds' Fred T. Foard Tigers are the team to beat. Boys’ Coach: George Reynolds and Manager: Johnny Kistler. Basketball Craig, Scott Whisnant. KNEELING: Mr. George Reynolds, Coach; Johnny Kistler, Manager. Guard: Roger Teague Guard: Doug Connell Center: Brentley Rudisill The TIGERETTES began the 1964 season with a bang! Led by the sharp shooting of Vivian Wallace and Marilyn Propst, one of the very few Rovers in the conference who can hit long shots from anywhere on the half- court, the girls rolled over their first few opponents. From the looks of things this season will truly be a great one for the Fred T. Foard TIGER- ETTES. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Propst, Tri-Captain; Dian Costner, Tri- Captain; Vivian Wallace, Tri-Captain; Mr. Jerry Copas, Coach. Girls’ STANDING: Left to Right: Joyce Yoder, Emily Wallace, Merlene Shull, Libby Detter, Jane Abernathy, Janis Brittain, MilUe Lynn, Kay Lowman, Joyce Vivian Klutz, Manager; Mr. Jerry Copas, Coach. Basketball Leatherman, Mickie Johnson, Judy Hilton, Diane Huffman. KNEELING: Vivian Wallace, Mr. Jerry Copas, Dian Costner, Marilyn Propst. Forward: Janis Brittain Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mr. Gary Hinkle (Coach), Betty Jean Speagle, Linda Auton, Judy Hoyle, Betty Boaz, Rita Waters, Sharon Davis (Manager). SECOND ROW: Vera Whisnant, Viveca Wilson, Susan Yoder, Julia Propst, Barbara Barger, Linda Hefner. THIRD ROW: Joyce Yoder, Brenda Moretz, Callie Lutz, Nancy McKennon. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Troy Leatherman, Ricky Setzer, Danny Young, David Vaughn, Mr. Gary Hinkle (Coach). SECOND ROW: Jimmy Arrowood, Carl King, Gerald Leonhardt, Jim Saine, David Berry. THIRD ROW: David Wilson, Bobby Whisnant, Dennis Bollinger, Lee Shillito. 1963 Tournament Champions The winning Tigerette team consisted of Judy Craig, Marilyn Propst, Dian Costner, Janis Brittain, Vivian Wallace, and Joyce Leatherman. Left to Right: KNEELING: Kay Lowman, Jane Abernathy, Vivian Wallace, Marilyn Propst, Joyce Leatherman. STANDING: Captain Judy Craig, Coach Jerry Copas, Sheila Pruitt, Mickie Johnson, Janis Brittain, Dian Costner, Kay Herman, Lynda Cook, Linda Wilson, Walda Brittain. Both Teams Placed High P oud —•ass � -� ,.. 1962- 63 ALL- CONFERENCE players were Judy Craig, Dian Costner and Vivian Wallace. Hey, Vivian, have you heard the one about . • Vivian, Dian and Marilyn warm-up before the game?? that will decide the tournament champs. The Tigers placed third in the tourn- ament. Danny Waters and Brentley made ALL-CONFERENCE. The ’’checkmates” watch and wait for action. Vivian gets set to shoot her famous ’’twist” jump-shot. Action On and MarUV� tip- Vivian waits for a long pass from Jane. The coaches size up the situation, before play starts. Vivian’s foul shot average is excell- ent. It is really wonderful to know that Foard has a team that knows the value of taking a minute to thank God by kneeling together and praying The Lord's Prayer before and after each game. Off The Court Tf e WarW specif is tbe ong shot You'd never guess it to look at them, but they’re official. The cheerleaders watch intently dur- ing a tense moment of play. Tri-c aptai ns, Vivian, Dian, and Marilyn seem to have lost their basketball. 115 LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Huso, Linda Hollar, Lynda Cook, Vicki Higgins, Brenda Setzer (Chief), LaRae Brittain, Viveca Wilson, Judy Heavner. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are gram. vital lor a successtul sports' pro- Chief Cheerleader Brenda Setzer; Advisor Mrs. Hoke. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Morgan, Diane Bass, Sylvia Houser, Darlene Davis, Candy Lippard. J.V. Cheerleaders Competing for positions cheerleaders is no easy job but it’s „ are always cheerleader leam t0 � r e to cheer Foard's cheerleaders boost school spirit during a pep rally. Starring Our Senior Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Kay Wilson and Richard Lael MOST COURTEOUS Joanne Foster and Lee Roy Pitts SENIOR NEATEST Brenda Sigmon and Qwyn Dellinger MOST POPULAR Linda Whitener and Alan Mull I' BEST ALL AROUND Linda Hollar and Doug Connell SWEETEST Lorraine Seitz and Lee Roy Pitts SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy Leinbach and L. D. Lowman MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST LOOKING Linda Whitener and Alan Mull SENIOR Linda Kay Wilson and Richard Lael MOST TALENTED Diane Burroughs and Blair Cody 122 WITTIEST Sondra Burris and Dennis Hass FRIENDLIEST Linda Whitener and Alan Mull MOST ATHLETIC Dian Costner and Brentley Rudisill SUPERLATIVES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Linda Hollar and Roger Teague Class of ’64 123 The theme song of our 1963 Jr.-Sr. Banquet was sung beautifully by Diane Burroughs. Moments 55 The teachers enjoyed the Banquet just as much as the students did. A group of sophomores and freshmen presented a skit. HICKORY COMMUNITY CENTER Hickory, N. C. The Community Center offers various forms of recreation for leisure hours The HICKORY COMMUNITY CENTER offers to the public a large number of recreational activities. Some of these activities are swimming, bowling, ping- pong, billiards, dancing lessons, and a zoo. “IKE’S PLACE” Where Good Friends Meet—Meet Jane Ike Groceries-Hot Sandwiches-Meats-Gas Antiques-Ice Coal-Novelties Specials 7 Days Per Week IKE’S GARBAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE County Approved and Franchised Garbage or Trash Problems? Call ’IKE Newton 464-4557 BETTER HOMES FURNISHING COMPANY Hickory, North Carolina THE BISANAR COMPANY Hickory, N. C. Jewelers since 1886 P.T.A. President, Mrs. T. H. Raney, Sec. Mrs. Hoke, and Miss Lynch watch the Beta program. KLOPMAN MILLS, INC. Weavers of fine cloth Newton, N. C. Plants at: Asheboro Central Falls Ramseur Cordova Gastonia North Carolina New Bern Hurt Virginia Johnson City, Tennessee Shannon, Georgia CONGRATULATIONS CITIZENS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Newton, North Carolina Serving Catawba County Since 1904 Learning And Saving Are The Twin Foundation Of Your Future Start A Savings Account Of Your Own At Citizens HOME BELLS GRACE FIRMTIRE CO. INC. Congratulations Seniors Manufacturers of COOkSVILLE HOSIERY MILLS. I f. Fine Traditional Sofas and Chairs P. O. Box 1310 Hickory, North Carolina PRINCESS GRACE LOUNGES Cooksville, N. C. LEMUR RHYNE COLLEGE Hickory, N. C. Co-educational Fully Accredited A.B. and B.S. degrees in sixteen fields, including curricula pre- paring for business, teaching, nursing and church vocations. Summer Session Begins June 8 Fall Term Begins September 7 For further information— Admissions Office Lenoir Rhyne College Compliments of FRIEM) OXEXFORDS Oxenfords Studios Hallmark Headquarters Giftware Imports Record and Hi Fi Dept. Free Membership Club 33-45 Free Records Modern Portrait Studios Camera Department Fast Photo Finishing IN4-3743 Court Sq. Newton, N. C. CLARK TIRE AUTO SUPPLY CO. Compliments of Goodyear Tires, Tubes, and Batteries Accessories - G.E. Appliance MULL'S MOTEL Corner A Street Ashe Ave. Newton, N. C. Hickory, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from Compliments of MAIDEN ELECTRONIC SERVICE NORMAN VENDORS, INC. Gary Sigmon, Manager Hickory, N. C. Compliments of KNITMODE MILLS, INC. Newton, N. C. Some have been here 4 years, Some have been here more; But you can bet they'll Never forget the PEANUT of 1964. EtIRRKIIIIk moil MARKET groceries--meats—produce On Startown Road near Hwy. 64-70 Compliments of CAROLINA MIMS, NIC. Maiden, N. C. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Hickory, N. C. PEPSICOLA PEPSICOLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF Hickory, N. C. OFFICE SUPPLY MART, INC. P.O. Box 605 14 West 2nd St. Newton, N. C. Phone 464-5321 Electric, Standard Portable Typewriters, Adding Machines Office Furniture—Supplies-- Equipment Authorized UNDERWOOD Agent ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR of Hickory, N. C. Repairing—Rewinding New and Used Motors Telephone 1119-B 1st. Day-DA7- 3770 Ave. S.W. LENTZ REPAIR SHOP Specializes in Engine Rebuilding and Repair Route 1 Newton, N. C. Your FULL SERVICE BANK Congratulations Seniors! FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALMAN FURNITURE of Catawba County Resources over $42,000,000 Member of F.D.I.C. Home Furnishings and Appliances Hickory-Newt on-Conover Claremont-Longview- Viewmont Car troubles vanish at YOUNT LUMBER COMPANY NEWTON BODY WORKS, INC. The best in Building Materials Newton, N. C. Newton, N. C. Compliments of NEW HOMES AND REMODELING STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS SOUTHERN GLOVE MILL, INC. PIEDMONT SIDING AND ROOFING Conover, N. C. Newton, North Carolina Compliments of CONOVER FURNITURE CO. Manufacturers of Dining Room Furniture Conover, N. C. Compliments of LENOIR CHAIR CO. NO. 2 Manufacturers of Bedroom Furniture Newton, N. C. A FRIEND UNIFORM RENTAL SUPPLY Compliments of 130 11th St. PI. S.W. Hickory, N. C. A FRIEND UNIFORMS COVERALLS SHOP COATS TOWELS FENDER COVERS TED'S FOOD CENTER Only the Finest Maiden, North Carolina Compliments of CLARK TIRE COMPANY Hickory, N. C. Compliments of C. G. FOX LUMBER CO., INC. Manufacturers of Rough and Finished Lumber and Appalachian Hardwood Flooring Hickory, N. C. J. L. GOODMAN SON Welding Engineers 338 1st Ave., S. W. Hickory, N. C. For complete machine shop service, boiler repairs and installation Phone 345-2181 Compliments of CONOVER CHAIR CO., INC. Conover, N. C. The Key Club boys???????? TRIANGLE SAUSAGE COMPANY INCORPORATED 935 First Ave., S.W. P.O. Box 301 Hickory, North Carolina STEELE RULANE GAS COMPANY SLICK'S SOOPER, SOOPER MARKET AND GRILL Hickory, N. C. Phone 428-2876 Maiden Gas is cleaner, safer, faster. The best to eat, whether you cook or we do W N N C DEAL'S FURNITURE STORE, INC. Newton-Conover Broadcasting Co. 940 Highland Ave. N. E. Hickory, N. C. Newton, N. C. Phone 345-3272 QUALITY CLEANERS LOCKE MOTOR SALES Clean Clothes Last Longer Phone 464-2099 Newton, N. C. 1170 S. Center Street Hickory, N. C. Compliments of WILLIS REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME PAUL J. McREE BUILDING AND SUPPLIES Ambulances Complete line of building Radio-oxygen equipped We Protect Your Tigers materials Phone HA8-2611 Dial 464-0131 Newton, N. C. Maiden, N. C. BEAM’S GROCERY AM) SERVICE Dean and Joyce Jarrett PLATEAU - 464-2028 Route 1, Newton, N. C. Groceries Welding Gas Minor Repairs Oil Fertilizers Hardware Feed Congratulations - Best Wishes 1964 Fred T. Foard Seniors HICkORV CHUR (WHY Makers of Chairs and Upholstered Furniture Hickory, N. C. THE BURGER HOUSE 15? Burgers Hickory, North Carolina HUFFMAN'S SERVICE GROCERY General Merchandise Sinclair Gas Oil Phone 464-2875 Propst Crossroads BILTMORE DAIRY Hickory, N. C. TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE COMPANY Located at Propsts Crossroads COLES’ MITCHELL'S GULF SERVICE Hickory, N. C. Washing and Greasing Phone 464-9914 Conover, N. C. NUZUM-CROSS CHEVROLET Newton, N. C. CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT 317-319 1st Ave. N.W. Hickory Phone 327-4148 POOVEY STUDIOS Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of NORTH HICKORY FURN. COMPANY SPAINHOUR S IN Manufacturers Upholstered Furniture Hickory, North Carolina HICKORY ABERNETHY CHEVROLET, INC. S. Center St. Hwy. 70 Hickory, N. C. Phone 327-9171 What do we think of the Foard Hi Tigers! ? G-R-E-A-T!!!! I Sport's Action Shots Courtesy of Those Famous Photographers NANCY LEINBACH JOANNE FOSTER Many and sincere thanks to all those who helped to put together this edition of the 1964 QUATRA LOG. Compliments of LUCY LOU FASHIONS EPPS PRINTING COMPANY Quality Printing Since 1923 Newton, N. C. Phone: 464-0121 Congratulations, Graduates! SM1THEYS DEPT. STORE Newton, North Carolina M. M. MILLER’S GROCERY BARBECUE Fancy Groceries And Good Eats Compliments of CATAWBA F. C. X. SERVICE DELLINGER'S Free Parking Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizers Fertilizer Spreader Truck Newton, North Carolina HICKORY PACKING COMPANY INC. Grade A Beef and Pork Packers Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of CARPENTER COOKE Congratulations BOGG'S FLORIST Flowers for every occasion” IN4-2521 Newton, N. C. HICKORY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of furniture for the Living- Dining- and Bed-room JARRETT’S RADIO T.V. SERVICE JARRETT'S STORE of Startown North Ashe Avenue, Newton P. O. Box 247 Phone: 464-3393 Gas Wayne Jarrett Groceries Rt. 1, Newton Hardware Phone 464-9969 Compliments of H W DRUG STORE Newton, N. C. Compliments NED'S MARKET Startown Road Hickory, N. C. Gro. Gas Feeds Compliments of NEWTON FURNITURE STORE A SQUARE CONCERN ON THE SQUARE Newton, N. C. BANOAK SERVICE STATION GROCERY 464-2647 Route 3, Vale, N. C. Gifts of Distinction For the Bride With Pride CUE AND CUSHION Complete Loan Service Free GOBLE JEWELERS Come along in couples, Newton, N. C. by family or get up a party, enjoy Cue Cushion. Phone 464-5111 Hickory, N. C. DEL'S ONE HOUR CLEANERS One hour cleaning six days a week. Drive-In Window Big Parking Lot. Formal Wear Rental 1167 1st Ave. S.W. Hickory, North Carolina--327-6516 HICKORY BONDED WAREHOUSE Feed-Seed-Hardware 2-3rd St., S. W. Hickory, North Carolina SHADY GROVE RESTAURANT We specialize in pit-cooked barbecue. Conover, N. C. Compliments of DAIRY CENTER 1809 North Main Ave. Newton MARTELL SALON OF BEAUTY 119 1st Ave. S. Conover Phone: 464-3073 Peggy Finger--Owner HARRY L. WHISNANT'S GROCERY Route 1, Newton, N. C. Phone 464-1476 General Merchandise Seed Feed MAPLE SPRINGS LAUNDRY Launderers-Cleaners Hickory, N. C. TALLENT TRANSFER, INC. Long Distant Hauling Hickory, N. C. Phone: 345-2303 FAIRBROOK MEDICAL CENTER Hickory, N. C. SAUNDERS FURNITURE COMPANY CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Complete Home Furnishers Conover, N. C. Phone: 464-1532 Ethical-Accurate-Economical HA 8-8660 Maiden, N. C. HUFFMAN’S GARAGE Compliments of General Auto Repairs Rt. 1, Newton Phone: 464-2663 TWIN CITY CO., INC. Newton, N. C. STEWART COMPANY -Wholesale- Diamonds-Watches-Appliances Jewelry DIXIE BOAT WORKS Manufacturers of Fine Boats Next to the bank in Conover, N. C. Newton, North Carolina Compliments of DRUM FUNERAL HOME UNITED VENEER COMPANY Manufacturers Conover, N. C. Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of '64 SUPERIOR CHAIR, INC. E. H. DELLINGER S GROCERY, Manufacturers of Danish FEED, FLOUR Modern and Colonial Upholstered Furn. Phone IN4-2579 Route 3 Maiden, N. C. Vale, North Carolina Compliments of MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Hickory, N. C. Pontiac Tempest Lemans BRUSHY MOUNTAIN MOTOR CO., INC. 331 1st Ave., S.W. Hickory, N. C. Phone 345-2217 HP TWIN-CITY INSURANCE AGENCY A-L SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 464-2643 Emmett O. Herman, Manager Hickory, North Carolina Newton, North Carolina Sound insurance for every need. Call Sam Lutz Phone 327-9496 or 323-0448 RIDGEVIEW HOSIERY MILL CO. Full-fashioned and Seamless Hosiery Newton, N. C. . . .and our Homecoming Queen is, Miss Linda Whitener! CITY PHARMACY 'The Service Store Newton Phone: 464-2431 Compliments of HICKORY DRIVE IN GRILL F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Compliments of Your money's worth more at a Woolworth Store SETZ-RIGHT HOSIERY MILLS Hickory, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of MOUNTAIN VIEW BEAUTY SHOP BARBARA FRYE HERMAN-SIPE AND CO., INC. General Contractors Industrial-Commercial Conover, North Carolina Compliments of THE BIKE SHOP Hickory, North Carolina HOLLAR CABINET COMPANY 2312 N. Main Ave. Newton Vance Hollar, Owner MARSHALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Supplies Electric Heat Newton, N. C. Phone: 464-1312 LAIL'S GREENHOUSE FLORIST Everything in Flowers Plants On New Highway 70 Phone: 324-6304 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Hickory, N. C. Phone 327-9151 Shock, hurt, anger, or grief--none of these can express the pain felt in the hearts of Americans on November 22, 1963, when the horrible news of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy spread across the nation. The American people shed tears with the Kennedy family who led the nation with courage in a time of deep sorrow. 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