Glenwood High School - Nushka Yearbook (Glenwood, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1968 volume:

fine t ie oy) ri 5 oer Oe a4 e The Annual Staff Presents | Nushha (C5 (Sener a Stigh School Dlenwoog aCe Foreword The halls of Glenwood High School hold the momentous days of a school year. With this in mind, the Annual Staff of G.H.S. has tried to combine the joys, dis- appointments, hopes, and activities of this school year into a pictorial record of memories. We, the Nushka Staff, hope the following pages will recapture the numerous activities that have made the 1968 Nushka possible. Glenwood Cheerleaders anxiously watch the clock in a tense moment of the game. It takes a lot of effort and concentration to tackle those geometry theorems. Contents Administration Classes Elementary Features Activities Athletics Advertisements il 17 45 61 67 81 89 Students learn state traffic laws and safety on the highway in Driver Education classes under the instruction of Mr. Jack Triplett. 2 4 � Se a ol Mr. David Webster observes Mike as he completes an experiment in the lab. 3 Why Edward, when are you going to beautify America and get a haircut? CHAMPIONS 1967 MeDOWELL uN TOURNAME! VE. ohn fore The Dragons and Dragonettes ranked first place in the County competition last year. As a result, the Dragons competed for the District trophy and ranked third. Tn Memortam GENE RAY BUCHANAN December 4, 1950 — September 1, 1967 son of MR. AND MRS. GUY BUCHANAN Death is the golden key that opens the palace of eternity We Dedicate We the Senior Class of 1968, do hereby dedicate this edition of the NUSKA to MR. PAUL D. HUGHES. We make this dedication with heartfelt gratitude for the endless number of services which he has rendered to us during the past two years. Mr. Hughes has proven himself a man of quality in-the eyes of the school due to his devotion to the teaching profession. Upon us, his students, he has left the mark of kindness and consider- ation within our hearts. We are confident that he has left and will leave a valuable mark which will serve as a Stepping stone to future generations. By his undying aspiration to help us find our places in life, we have searched a little more, and moved a step forward. With humble appreciation, we echo a resounding “Thanks”. 7 The Measure of A All work dnd no play? Not this group! Lunch time is always a welcome for relaxation and time to have a few passes of basketball before that first tardy bell rings. Mr. James Long undergoes a hard day in the life of a teacher, as he experiences the routine from his side of the desk. Happy Life... aa aa Students take time out for a run to the lunchroom hoping for a short line. © MTT WO! 3289: eawews seem “A NN, Happy memories have brought us along thus far, though grad- uation has a touch of sadness as well. [= a ae . from the having and acted our The custodians, Mr. James Condrey and Mrs. Clara Curtis, should be given much credit for the cleanliness and upkeep of Glenwood High. Preparation of well-balanced meals for the students and entire morning is spent preparing and serving the meals, while workers are Mrs. Lucille Searcy, Manager; Mrs. Arlene Led- Causby, Mrs. Melba Cable, Mrs. Ada Westmoreland. The students from Mrs. Weaver’s Junior English class presented a version of Spoon River. The Dragons show team spirit by their concern ‘over their teammate. once [ive well part Landsom Ly . _ faculty requires a good group of afeteria workers. Their We are happy to have Mr. Merrill McEntire on our staff as our the afternoon awaits cleaning for the next day. The cafeteria art teacher. This is the first year Glenwood has been able to better, Mrs. Velva Ramsey, Mrs. Ruth Sawyer, Mrs. Mary Sue offer art. Didn’t you forget something? Sixth Period! ee aes OY 1CELS Mr. Gale Wade Mrs. Claude Hollifield Mrs. Sue Payne Mrs. Linda Edwards Alamnt Officers Mr. Joe Kaylor Mrs. Willette Lawing Mr. Carroll Hemphill School Committee Mr. Bryan Gouge Mr. Joe Kaylor Mr. Jack Wilkerson The greal business of i the moral teacher 1s, to make the best moral LINPLESSLIONS and exctte ; the best feelings, by guing ¢ he clearest fullest and most accu- rate tnstructions as to truth and duty _C. Stmmons Mer. Granville HK. Ftartley, Prin cipal Our principal — always busy — always concerned with school prob- lems — absentees, reports, student permissions, phone calls — He is al- ways there — always doing the things that make school life a little better — alittle easier for everyone. — We Salute a Leader — ) uperinten dent Mr. James E. Johnson cS UpeLuis or Mrs. Leola Wright Guidance Counselor Mr. Howard Haynie 12:40 - 1:15 - Lunch! The teachers meet in the lunch- room to chat and to regain the Strength they need to keep pace with the energetic stu- dents of today. 14 Mrs. Jacqueline Adams B.S. English - Dramatics M.A. Guidance and Counseling Western Carolina Mrs. Brenda Austin B.S. Biology Wake Forest College Mrs. Pearl Austin” B.S. Elem. Education Western Carolina Mrs. Francis Barnwell Elem. Education Western Carolina Mrs. Maphra Bennett B.S. Degree Western Carolina Asheville Teacher’s College Mrs. Stella W. Cain B.S. Elem. Education Appalachian State M.A. Elem. Education Western Carolina Mr. Donald Collins B.S. Chemistry B.S. Math Mars Hill College Mrs. Lois Cook A.B, Library Science U.N.C. at Greensboro Mrs. Bonita Cuthrell B.S. Social Science Western Carolina Mrs. Dessie Lawing B.S. Elem. Education Appalacliian State Lenoir Rhyne College Mr. James Long B.S. Social Studie s Business Administration Western Carolina M.A. Guidance and Counseling Appalachian State Mrs. Stella Marlowe B.S. Elem. Education Appalachian State Mr. Merrill McEntire B.S. Art Education Appalachian State Miss Emma McGalliard B.S. Primary Education Appalachian State Mz. William McGalliard B.S. Mathematics Appalachian State Mrs. Lorenzina McMahan Fine Arts Paris Mrs. Wilma S. Mode B.S. Elem. Education Asheville College Mr. Selmer R. Neskaug B.S. Agricultural Ed. Tenn. Polytechnic Institute B.S. Agriculture MLS. Agricultural Economics University of Tennessee 15 Mrs. Linda M. Edwards B.S. English Appalachian State Mr. Jimmy Furr Elem. Education Appalachian State Mrs. Ruth G. Hawkins B.S. Elem. Education Appalachian State Miss Charline H. Hemphill B.S. Elem. Education Asheville Mr. Paul D. Hughes A.B. Political Science M.B. History University of N.C. Mrs. Betty Lawing B.S. Physical Education Appalachian State School Secretary Mrs. Verna Hensley Mrs. Hensley, our school secretary, is the local “handy-man” of the school — collecting money, answering the phone, hunting lost students, lost books, lost “anythings”, keep- ing records, sorting mail, even bandaging sore fingers. Her familiar, smiling face is an inte- gral part of our life at Glenwood. Mrs. Lola Nordstrom B.S. Education Manchester College Mrs. Margaret B. Norris B.S. Social Studies B.S. Business Education Appalachian State Mr. David L. Ricketts B.S. Industrial Management University of Tennessee Mrs. Barbara Riddle B.S. Primary Education Appalachian State Mr. Earl Robbins B.S. Social Studies Appalachian State Mrs. Jacquette Robinson B.S. Degree Winthrop College Graduate Studies U.N.C. at Greensboro Mr. Billy Sparks B.S. Physical Education B.S. Biology Mars Hill College Mrs. Faye Taylor B.A. Social Studies Campbell College Mrs. Mildred Tennett B.S. Primary Education Appalachian State Mrs. Barbara Wade B.S. Elem. Education Appalachian State Mrs. George Ann Weaver B.A. English U.N.C. at Greensboro Mr. David Webster B.S. Physical Education Gardner Webb Mars Hill College Hnowledge does not comprise all which 7s contained in the large term of education. She feelings are to be dis- ciplineds the passions are to be restrained true and worthy motives are to be inspired: a profound religious feel- ing 1s to be instilled, and pure morality inculcaled under all circumstances. All Classes this is. comprised in eee | education. —Daniel Webster Angela Lynn McCurry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harold McCurry. The Senior class, having completed four years of hard work, review their fondest memories in the gleam of their class rings. Though they regret having to leave Glen- wood High, they vow to face the future with a smile. Sponsors for the Senior Class are Mrs. Margaret Norris and Mr. Paul Hughes. Mascots Pa Christopher Lynn Ran- dolph, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sam Denver Randolph. - Spons Ors 18 Senior Class Of 1CeLS Senior Class Officers this year are Pat Marlowe, Treasurer; Dan Shirlen, Social Chairman; Naomi McKinney and Jim Doris Creech, Secretary; David Reel, President; Libby McCurry, Haynes, Historians; and Pat Arrowood, Social Chairman. Vice President; and Steve Gouge, Reporter. SECOND ROW: CLASS POEM CLASS MOTTO The measure of a happy life is not from the fewer or more suns we behold, the fewer or more breaths we draw, or meals we repeat but from the having once lived well, acted our part handsomely, and made our exit cheerfully. We, the Freshmen of ’64, Entered Glenwood in the spirit of fun Happy and laughing the days away Until the year was done. Spring passed and fall comes again Oh, how the days do pass As school burdens begin once more And we are in the Sophomore Class. Another year goes by We are Juniors at last More knowledge is gathered in Until this year also joins the past. We, the Class of ’68 Have many memories to entwine Now that the end is near And we must leave dear Glenwood behind. CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Gladiolus 19 Sensors 68 RANDY FREDERICK COLLINS RICHARD HOWELL COLLINS SUSAN CAROL CONDREY PATRICIA ANN CONNER 20 PAULETTE SHUMIE ALLEN LINDA MARIE ARROWOOD PATRICIA GAIL ARROWOOD LUTHER CHARLES BAKER BELINDA MAE BARLOWE CATHERINE ELIZABETH BARNES LARRY GENE BUCHANAN LINDA FAYE CLARK 21 STEPHEN RALPH GOUGE SANDRA JOCELYN HANEY EVERETTE HERMAN HAWKINS JAMES EDGAR HAYNES PHYLLIS LAVETTE HAYNES 22 DORIS RAY MARIE CREECH LARRY WILLIAM DAVIS SHERMAN WESLEY DAVIS DENNIS RAY FRANKLIN TERRY ARNOLD HELMS CHERYL ANN HENSLEY ELIZABETH FAYE HOLLAND BRENDA KAY HOLLIFIELD 23 RICHARD CARL JARRETT ALBERT GRAYSON KAYLOR, JR. LOIS MAXINE LAWING KENNETH WAYNE LEDBETTER FRANK CARTER MORGAN REX DEAN NANNEY FREDDY GENE PACE BERTIE LOU PADGETT BILLIE SUE PADGETT 24 DEWANNA WILLENE McCLURE ELIZABETH THERESIA McCURRY NAOMI DIANE McKINNEY MONROE UNDERWOOD MARLOWE 25 CHUCK LEE RADFORD NICHOLAS DEVON RANDOLPH DAVID RAY REEL STEPHEN HAROLD REYNOLDS DAN HUBERT SHIRLEN 26 DAVID HICKS PARKER NANCY LOUISE PENLEY DORA ANN PRICE SARA JANE QUEENE NANCY SUE SMITH ELIZABETH ANN WARD DANNY D. WATKINS DONNA FAYE WORKMAN Outstandin rg Sensors Catherine Elizabeth Barnes Susan Carol Condrey President of Beta Club President of the Student Body French Award Senior Class Sweetheart Larry William Davis Cheryl Ann Hensley Co-chief Marshal Marshal , National Merit Scholarship D.A.R. History Award Semi-F inalist 28 Outstandin i Senzors — y N Lois Maxine Lawing Naomi Diane McKinney Editor of Nushka Marshal President of Health Careers D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Rex Dean Nanney David Hicks Parker Basketball Co-Captain Marshal Marshal Woodmen of the World History Award 29 Sensor PAULETTE ALLEN: F.T.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Reporter 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Sweetheart 1; F.F.A. Sweetheart 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Bus Patrol 2,3; Substitute Driver 3; Bus Driv- er 4. LINDA ARROWOOD: Library Science 2; F.H.A. 1,2,4. PAT ARROWOOD: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Class Social Chairman 4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; CoCaptain 4; Class Sweetheart 2; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,4; Library Science 4. LUTHER BAKER: Student Council 1,2,3,4; Bus Patrol 1,2; Key Club 4; French Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1; Bus Driv- er 3. BELINDA BARLOWE: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Softball 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Ma- jorette 1; Library Science 2,3,4; Girls Ensemble 2. CATHY BARNES: Marion High 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; His- torian 3; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; French Award 3; French Club 3; Student of the Month 3. LARRY BUCHANAN: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 3; Library Science 3. FAYE CLARK: F.H.A. 3,4. RANDY COLLINS: Band 1; Treasurer 1; Key Club 2, 3,4; F.F.A. 4. RICHARD COLLINS: F.F.A. 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1,2; Safety Patrol 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletics 2,3,4; French Club 2. SUSAN CONDREY: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Vice- President 3; President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; Majorette 1; Monogram Club 2,4; F.T.A. 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Bus Patrol 2; Basketball 1,2; Class President 1; Reporter 3; Class Sweetheart 4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; French Club 3; Nushka Staff 4; Library Science 4; CoChief Marshal 3; Home Ec. Medal 1; Crisco Award for Out- standing Home Ec. Student 2; Student of the Month 1; F.H.A. District Rally 3,4. Statistics 30 PAT CONNER: F.H.A. 1,4. DORIS CREECH: F.H.A. 1; Health Careers 3,4; Treas- urer 4; Class Secretary 4; Newspaper Typist 4; French Club 3. LARRY DAVIS: Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; French Club 3; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Klassroom Kwiz Con- testant 3; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists 4; Chemistry Award 3; Jaycee’s Free Enterprise Essay Contest Winner 3; Annual Staff 4; Co-Chief Marshal 3. SHERMAN DAVIS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DENNIS FRANKLIN: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Bus Patrol 2. STEVE GOUGE: Marion High 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Pep Club 1; Safety Patrol 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; French Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Class Reporter 4; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 4. SANDRA HANEY: F.H.A. 3. HERMAN HAWKINS: Band 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice- President 3; President 4; Student Council 3,4; French Club 3; President 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Boy of the Month 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Junior Editor 3; Editor 4; Spokesman on Klassroom Kwiz 3; School News Radio Broadcaster 3. JIMMY HAYNES: Baseball 2; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; French Club 3,4; President 4; Bus Driver 3; Key Club 4; Class Historian 4; Nushka Staff 4. PHYLLIS HAYNES: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Science 2; F.T.A. 1. TERRY HELMS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; F.T.A. 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; F.F.A. Camp 1,2,3,4. CHERYL HENSLEY: F.H.A. 1; Health Careers 1,3,4; Marshal 3; D.A.R. History Award 3; Bus Patrol 4. DIBBIE HOLLAND: Class Treasurer 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Health Careers 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,4; Class Sweetheart 3. BRENDA HOLLIFIELD: F.H.A. 1,4. Sensor DICKIE JARRETT: Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; President 3; Treasurer 2; Bus Patrol 1, 2,3; French Club 3; Key Club 4; Student Council 4. ALBERT KAYLOR: Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Band Treasurer 1; F.T.A. 3; Treasurer 3; Class President 2; Class Sec- retary 1; Class Treasurer 3; Bus Patrol 1,2; Key Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Boy of the Month 3; Mr. Glenwood High. MAXINE LAWING: F.H.A. 1; Health Careers 1,2,3,4; President 4; Beta Club 4; Student Council 4; Nushka Staff 4; Editor 4; Safety Patrol 4; Library Science 4; French Club 3; Class Reporter 2; Girl of the Month 3; Convention 3; Executive Committee 4. KENNY LEDBETTER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Officer 2; Bus Driver 3,4. PAT MARLOWE: F.F.A. 1,2; Tool Identification team 1; Beef Judging Team 2; Land Judging Team 2; Forest- ry Camp 1; Basketball 3,4; French Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Key Club 4; Class Treasurer 4; Boy of the Month 3; F.F.A. Camp 1,3. DEWANDA McCLURE: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Science 3; Health Careers 1,4. LIBBY McCURRY: Health Careers 2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Reporter 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4, NAOMI McKINNEY: F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; French Club 3; Mar- shal 3; Beta Club 4; Health Careers 4; Spotlight Staff 4; Nushka Staff 4; Safety Patrol 4; Library Science 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4. FRANK MORGAN: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 4. DEAN NANNEY: Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Marshal 3. FREDDY PACE: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,4. BERTIE PADGETT: F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Spotlight Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Miss Glenwood High 4. Statistics 31 BILLIE PADGETT: F.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club 3; Health Careers 1,2; Office Worker 3.4. DAVID PARKER: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Ag. Award 1,3; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Key Club 4; History Award 3; Marshal 3; Boy of the Month 3. NANCY PENLEY: F.H.A. 1; Library Science 2; Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4; Convention 3; French Club 3; Of- fice Worker 4. ANN PRICE: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 4; Home Ec. Award 2; Library Science 3; Bus Patrol 4. JANE QUEEN: Reporter 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Health Careers 1,3,4; Reporter 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Class Sweetheart 1. CHUCK RADFORD: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Bus Patrol 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; French Club 3; Key Club 4. NICKY RANDOLPH: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Camp 4; Secre- tary; Baseball 4; Bus Patrol 1; Class Officer 1. DAVID REEL: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Vice- President 3; President 4; Bus Patrol 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Student Council 4; Key Club 4; Class Reporter 2; Class President 4. STEVE REYNOLDS: F.F.A. 2,3,4; Camp 4; Reporter 4; Class Reporter 3; Baseball 4; Bus Patrol 1; Bus Driv- er 3,4. DAN SHIRLEN: Band 1; : Vice-President 2; Monogram 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Key Club 4; Social Chairman 4. NANCY SMITH: Spanish Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary 3; Parliamentary 2; Garden Club 1; Jr. Play 3; Harvest Queen 4. LIZ WARD: F.H.A. 1,2; Health Careers 2,3,4; Secre- tary 4; Monogram Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 3,4. DANNY WATKINS: Baseball 2; French Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Treasurer 4; Reporter 3; Key Club 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 4; Spotlight Staff 4. DONNA WORKMAN: Library Science 2; F.H.A. 4. Serving the Junior Class as officers this year are Wayne Con- Vice President; Elaine McKinney, Secretary; Larry Wilker- drey, Reporter; Rosetta Reel, President; Andrew Wilkerson, son, Treasurer. Sponsors The Junior Class acquires greater maturity as they prepare for their final year at Glen- wood High. Included in their many activities are — measuring for class rings, planning the Junior-Senior Christmas Party and Prom, tak- ing the PSAT and participating as Marshals during Commencement Exercises. Sponsors are Mrs. George Ann Weaver, Mr. William McGalliard, and Mrs, Linda Edwards. = con Pra = 32 Michael Baker Dianne Benge Nancy Bowen Connie Cable Lee Carver Steve Chapman Wayne Condrey Jeanette Creson Henry Franklin Debbie Adkins Steve Allison La Nelle Aldridge Warren Anthony Harold Gardner Judy Greene Grey Harris Paul Harris Harold Hutchins Brenda Jones Kathy Kirkland Betty Lawing Harrill Lawing wi UNLOL'S Roger Lawing Carolyn Laws Randy Laws Virgil McCurry 34 Elaine McKinney Shirley McKinney Frankie Marlowe Eddie Marlowe Wanda Merrill Diane Morgan David Morgan Bill Morgan we, Wanda Payne 1 pen Class of 69 Ray Price Diane Ramsey Bonita Randolph Mary Reel 35 Rosetta Reel Sandra Silvers Johnny Smith Ronnie Toney Janice Tyo Wayne Warren Charles Washburn Nicky West Andy Wilkerson Suntors Larry Wilkerson Juanita Williams Gary Wilson Lester Worley Mike Young ) oph omore Osass Officers Serving the Sophomore Class as officers this year are Johnnie Gilreathe, President; Jimmy Bowman, Treasurer. Brewer, Secretary; Martha Haynes, Vice President; Claudette Sponsor's The Sophomore Class, now confident that they are a part of Glenwood High, attempt those most puzzling math problems and de- bate the process of dissecting Freddie the Frog. Sponsors are Mr. James Long, Mrs. Faye Taylor, and Mrs, Brenda Austin (not pictured). 37 Polly Arrowood Bru ce Austin Sybil Baker Donald Barlowe Dennis Beam Larry Bradley Johnny Brewer Jimmy Buchanan 3 alte 7 a 4 fame 7 vt nal . Wet wageit Mike Burnette Dale Cable Faye Cable Pam Carraway Linda Carver Carolyn Causby Francis Conner Jerry Cook Roger Cook Grangalene Davis Kenneth Franklin Sharon Freeman 38 Walter Gallion Dianne Gardener Jackie Gardin Jerry Gardin Claudette Gilreath Jerry Greene Ann Harris Martha Haynes Judy Helms Becky Hensley Lorene Lawing Patsy Lawing Sandra Lawing Diane Ledbetter Diane Lewis Roger McCarthy Kathy McFadden Wanda Morgan Doug Parker Gail Parker Patsy Plemmons Jerry Price Marilyn Radford Alice Reel Robie Robinson Colen Roper Rachel Shell Linda Simpson Beverly Smith Ceacila Taylor Archie Tyo Kay Ward Shirley Ward Doug Watkins June Webb Carolyn Worley Gary Yates 40 SF reshman Clas JS Officers a , Ate Serving the Freshman Class as officers this year are David Kay- Doug Gardener, Vice President; Mike McKinney, Treasurer. lor, Reporter; Dawn Wade, President; Miriam Smith, Secretary; Sponsors The Freshman Class is green to the ways of the upperclassmen but shyness soon dis- appears as they enter into the school spirit. With much eagerness they prepare to face and work toward future goals. Sponsors are Mr. David Webster, Mrs. Jacquette Robinson, and Mr. S. R. Neskoug (not pictured). 41 Jimmy Anglin Kathy Arrowood Laura Arrowood Ricky Arrowood Billy Calhoun Jimmy Childers Eddie Clark Johnny Cook Debbie Davis Eddie Davis SF ‘reshm en Sharon Davis Carolyn Dover Lee Estes Liz Fields Paul Flynn Hugh Franklin Joseph Frisbee Doug Gardner Martha Gouge Debbie Harris Sherril Harris Shelia Hicks 42 Carolyn Hunter Besty Jamison David Kaylor Linda Lawing Donald Laws Kay Ledbetter Darlene Ledford Gary Ledford Rachel Ledford Edward Lewis Glass of Wai Wanda Lytle Sharon Mashburn Jeane McCurry Steve McFadden Mike McKinney Roger McPeters Joyce Melton Carolyn Merril Johnny Morgan Noland Mosteller Johnny Nelson Debra Parker 43 Polly Phillips Barbara Price Janet Proctor Paul Proctor Robert Radford Wilma Radford Diane Ramsey Pam Randolph Roger Reed Bobbie Reel Freshmen Mike Rumfelt Thomas Seaman Faith Smith Miriam Smith Mildred Styles Dawn Wade Ronnie Warren Darlene Watkins James Watkins Jerry Wilkerson Verna Kay Worley Gary Yates 44 Life zs but one continual course of instruction, —the hand of the parent writes on the heart of the child the fiest faint characters which time deepens into strength so that nothing can efface them. — fh Fill Cigh. th Grade 46 Bobby Arrowood John Arrowood Ruth Biggerstaff Bobby Bowen Kermit Buchanan Bobby Byrd Martha Cable Nina Cable Karl Cannon Kenneth Carter Nancy Conner Phillip Conner Betty Creech Lee Curd Gerald Davis Gerald Dawdle Dennis Elliott Joel Gardin Annie Grant Danny Grant Cecil Haynes Russell Haynes Jean Hollifield Joan Hollifield Kaye Jones Kenneth Kirkland Nathan Lail David Lawing Douglas Laws Pat Laws Gene Ledbetter Lillie Ledford Mike Ledford Roger Ledford Dale McCurry Cigh th Grade Bonnie Morgan Brenda Morgan Frances Morgan. Janet Morgan Steve Morgan Lynne Nelson Gary Patterson Garland Patton Walter Payne David Penley Carolyn Plemmons Betty Price Elaine Reel Jo Anne Richardson David Rommine Wanda Roper Wallace Shell David Silvers Chester Smith Connie Smith Diane Smith Jimmy Smith Dean Sparks Wayne Sparks Ronnie Taylor Connie Thomas Johnny Thomason Karen Thomason Miriam Ward Tim Webb Wanda Webb Valerie Wiese Debbie Wilkerson Jackie Williams Ricky Wilson 47 Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Donna Woody Peggy Workman Seventh Grade Donna Adkins Becky Allison Joe Arrowood Robert Arrowood Robin Arrowood Brenda Ayers Vickie Bailey Petey Bradley Shirley Brooks Phyllis Cable Boyd Childers Carole Crawley Carroll Deck Revonda Dixon Dale Earley Junior Edwards Roger Estes Deborah Fields Jeffery Gardin Wanda Gardin Jim Gardner Randy Guffey Ronald Guffey Lakie Harris Claudette Hollifield Deborah Justice Ronnie Justice Kathy Kaylor Becky King David Lawing Reba Laws Deborah Ledford Kenneth Lewis Seven Grade Danny Mace Stanley McPeters Sharon Merrill Mike Moore Kenneth Morgan Johnny Morris Terry Parker Beverly Price Malinda Proctor Dennis Poteat Benny Ramsey Amelia Randolph Annie Rash Virginia Reel Pat Revis Cathy Romine Brenda Roper Linda Roper Phillip Rumfelt Dillard Shelton Barbara Smith Charles Smith Stanley Styles Edward Sumlin Lloyd Tyo Tunis Tyo Mike Wade Bruce Ward Freddy Warren Kay Washburn Bobby Webb Lizabeth Wiese Dale Williams 49 Sixth Grade Debra Arrowood Keith Arrowood Robin Benge Glenda Bowman Karen Brendle Becky Buchanan William Burleson Harvey Carpenter Yvonne Chapman Clifford Clark Ruth Collins Elizab eth Condrey Malinda Condrey Buford Conner Joe Crawley Robbie Curd Lee Duncan Tony Gurley Tommy Hall Franklin Haynes Debbie Helms Deborah Hicks Angela Hogan Ronnie Huskins Mitchell Jarrett Sixth Grade Shannon Kanipe Mary Kidd Janet Lawing James Ledbetter Darrell Morgan Larry Morgan David Morris Dean Mostiller Albert Neal Deborah Painter ‘ Kathy Parker Susan Patterson Cecil Perdieu Michael Pitman George Radford Donna Rose Michael Seagle Edward Shuford Sherry Silver Joyce Smith Gloria Swann Karen Sumlin Nola Thomason Russell Watkins Glen Yates na 3 se 4 = waa © 51 Fifth Grade Rebecca Arrowood Shree Bailey Timmy Bailey Gail Beam Jerry Berryhill Terry Berryhill Reba Bledsoe Charles Burnett Darrell Cable Wilma Cable Linda Carpenter Robin Davis Amelia Dillard Paula Dover Gloria Edwards Nancy Edwards Roger Elliott Jacob Gallion Ricky Gardin Steve Gentry Cynthia Geouge Michael Goins Debra Hall James Harris Wanda Hicks Karen Hobbs Robin Hogan Wayne Holland 52 Fifth Grade Verdia Hutchins Marshall Justice Jeffrey Kanipe Randy Kent Sammy Ledford Jimmy Lytle Jerry Morgan Tony Morgan Patty Nelson Gail Pentuff Terry Ramsey Anthony Roger: Teresia Romine Diane Roper Victor Rose Helen Smith Jeffery Smith Kathy Smith Terri Taylor Scott Wade Kathy Walker Debra Ward Remona Ward Shirley Ward Kaye Womack 53 Fourl Grade 54 Connie Arrowood Randy Baker Jerry Benge Janet Biddix Vera Bledsoe Jeffrey Bradley Gay Brown Scott Calhoun Sarah Causby Edna Chandler Debbie Codgill Johnny Conner Debra Crawley Denise Dixon Donna Earley Paul Edwards Robert Fields Johnny Frisbee Suzanne Gooden Raymond Guffey Linda Haney Cynthia Hensley Louise Hunter Laura Jones Loretta Jones _ Ida Kaylor Sammy Kent Carole Lawing Rebecca Lawing Reba McKinney Gary McPeters Debbie Melton Roger Nelson Debra Patterson Denise Poteat Nancy Price Ann Radford David Randolph Wesley Rhom Sandra Ricketts Wanda Shuford Kenneth Silver Linda Smith Angela Taylor Billy Warren Gary Webb Michael Whitson Lori Wiese Third Grade Billy Arrowood Jimmy Arrowood Tony Austin Ronda Baker Bobby Beckner Rebecca Boone Cynthia Bowman Richard Brindle Penny Burleson Paul Clark Colin Crawley Jimmy Edwards Brian Elliott Garry Frady David Gallion Teresa Gentry Roger Gilliam Ellis Goins Joey Gouge Roger Guffey Carol Hall Rachel Haynes Lynn Helms David Hensley Billy Hill Keith Jarrett Diane Johnson Maxine Justice Teresa Lail Billy Ledbetter Linda Ledford Leonard Frady Charlie Manis Melanie Marlowe Debra McFadden 55 Third Grade Billy McKinney Warren McMahan Mark McWilliams Herbert Morgan Judy Morgan Ronnie Morgan Sherlene Morgan Barbara Morris Betty Mostiller Joel Nelson Gerald Noblitt Ronnie Norris Debra Poteat Gina Poteat Sarah Poteat Sherry Poteat Terry Poteat Mike Price 4 Mark Rash AS $ vik ’ y Ns � i ‘ Marquieta Revis Ree hoe wad Ricky Rhom Johnny Roper Michael Shelton Bryan Smith Carole Smith Julia Styles Karen Taylor Mark Taylor Freddie Walker Denise Ward Ray Ward Susan Waycaster Sandra Webb Tim White 56 Second Grade Bruce Allen Thomas Allison Michal Anderson Donna Jean Arrowood Christopher Bailey Laura Brendle Tommy Brewer Desmond Calhoun Mark Cannon Wanda Carpenter Douglas Chandler Wanda Chapman Rebecca Condrey Billy Davis Regina Dixon Denise Early Gregory Fowler Donna Frady Cameron Gardin Malissa Gibbs Karen Haynes Angela Helms Keith Hicks Morris Lawing Susan Lewis Charles McCurry Kimberly Mease Cathy Morgan Craig Morgan Lesa Nelson Sammy Noblitt Jannette Parker Jeffrey Price Nancy Rumfelt Bill Simpson Grace Smith Ricky Smith Donna Sumlin Penny Thomas Tommy Thomason Debbie Walker Suzanne Ward Glenn West Mark Womack 57 First Grade Teresa Aldridge Mark Arrowood Annette Baker Peggy Baker Ricky Barber Sharon Biddix David Boone Michael Cain Kandre Causby Kathy Causby Teresa Chandler Jeannie Edwards Timothy Edwards Becky Fields Philip Frady Reba Gallion Ronnie Gallion Darrel Gentry Eric Gooden Danny Gurley Kenneth Hall Robert Harris James Haynes Jan Hemphill Ronda Hensley Linda Hicks Jean Hill Scotty Holland Grace Justice Norma Justice 58 First Grade Tonja Lamb Rebecca Lawing Scotty Lawing Ricky Laws Carroll Lewis Roger Morgan Lisa Moore Carolyn Murry Mark Nelson Steve Parker Denise Pitman John Proctor Ricke Pruett Gail Reel Dennis Rhom Randy Rhom Debra Rumfelt Patty Rumfelt Sandra Shuford Brenda Smith Sheila Stevens Lazette Taylor David Toney Kenneth Walker Charles Warren Fred Washburn Robert Willis Johnny Yoder 59 Special @ducation Class EN ein Eddie Chandler Peggy Chandler Marsha Davis Nina Harris Geraldine Justice Ricky Melton Lesia Price Roger Price Barbara Smith David Smith Teachers’ Ards The following teacher aids were selected by Mr. Hartley to as- Mrs. Mae Gouge, Mrs. Nora Womack, Mrs. Mildred Poteat. sist the teachers with their numerous duties. These aids make SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shelby Poteat, Mrs. Ruth Condrey, and out tests, grade papers, assemble bulletin boards, and furnish Mrs. Dorothy Gardin. their abilities to better each student individually. FIRST ROW: 60 The most natural beauty in the worl! is honesty and moral truth. —For all beauty on ewe nes make the beauty of the face, true proportions, the beauty of architec- lure; true measures, the beauty of harmony and music. —Ohafleshury Features t ; 3 ET daughter of son of Mr. Mrs. R. L. Padgett M1. Mrs, Albert Kaylor, Sr, el hi ne a Nt i a A Et lt it ae Si 2 C year. eta Club, and Co the B Junior yf her TAT) hal in So at a canes Class Sweethearts Miss Se UNLOL SHIRLEY McKINNEY A Py ANGE of, | H! t) i Miss Soph OmMore BETTY RICHARDSON Mass Freshman JOYCE MELTON 64 Htarvest Festival Favorites High School King and Queen Nancy Smith David Parker Junior High King and Queen Shirley Brooks Benny Ramsey Primary King and Queen Penny Thomas Michael Anderson say Cee = , DRIED AG, ni ae Bonnie Morgan Sang “I Enjoy Being a Girl” Talent Contest Wrmners Each year the Glenwood P.T.A. sponsors its Harvest Festival at which the big event of the year for the students takes place — the Talent Contest. There are three divisions: Primary, Elementary, and High School. The participants in each division display admira- ble poise and talent. The contest is filled with a spirit of good-natured competition — each group advises the others and it’s generally a fun time for all. Linda Simpson Played the Autoharp and sang “Edelweiss” and “The Boatman”. Sammy Kent A recitation of Huckleberry Finn Acttotttes This is the feeling thal gives aman frue co urage — Lhe feeling thal he has a work to do at all costs; the sense hee, —C;, Hingsley Marshals +5 x SS = PVA TAN These students were chosen on the basis of their scholastic Davis and Susan Condrey, Co-Chiefs; Naomi Mckinney, David averages to serve as Junior Marshals. They are as follows: Larry Parker, Dean Nanney, and Cheryl Hensley. 68 Beta Club 1 The Beta Club is an organi- zation whose purpose is to stim- ulate effort, reward achieve- ment, and to encourage and as- sist its members to continue their education after high school. ee Beta Club Officers are Susan Condrey, Secretary; Cathy Barnes, President; Larry Davis, Treasurer; Dean Nanney, Vice President; Mr. James Long, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: N. West; N. Bowen; W. Payne; R. Reel; S. Con- Davis; W. Condrey. THIRD ROW: N. McKinney; D. Nanney; drey. SECOND ROW: C. Barnes; L. Worley; M. Lawing; L. A. Wilkerson. nm a whlch hab hibit tts 69 Student Council FIRST ROW: B. Randolph, N. Bowen, S. Lawing, P. Carraway, L. Davis, J. Haynes, D. Jarrett, M. Lawing, N. McKinney. C. Gilreath, E. Fields, C. Barnes. SECOND ROW: D. Watkins, FOURTH ROW: E. Davis, D. Reel, L. Baker, J. Bowman, J. L. McCurry, N. West, L. Simpson, L. Ward, S. McKinney, S. Smith. Condrey. THIRD ROW: H. Hawkins, D. Watkins, H. Lawing, Student Council Officers are Eddie Davis, Historian; Linda Simpson, Secre- tary; Nicky West, Vice president; Susan Condrey, President; Jimmy Haynes, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Norris, Sponsor (not pictured). Then our favorite time comes with trays, chatter, and smiles. (If only the lunch line didn’t stretch for miles!) ... Now Dennis, this is positively the last time you are to break line! 70 Key Club Officers are Nicky West, Secretary; Harrill Lawing, Treasurer; Larry Wilkerson, Vice President; Randy Collins, Andrew Wilkerson, Reporters; Mr. Paul Hughes, Sponsor; Herman Hawkins, President. KEY CLUB SWEETHEART - Becky Hensley FIRST ROW: A. Kaylor, D. Shirlen, W. Condrey, B. Morgan, Haynes, H. Lawing, R. Robinson, T. Stafford, A. Wilkerson, N. West, D. Parker, D. Watkins, D. Jarrett, L. Wilkerson, H. P. Marlowe, H. Franklin, F. Marlowe, Mr. Paul Hughes, Hawkins, S. Gouge, D. Reel. SECOND ROW: R. Collins, J. Sponsor. l POSER AEOELY: SBE: re Se aU a A aes 71 Nushha Staff SEATED: L. Davis, Advertisement; J. Haynes, Business Man- A. Kaylor, Sports Editor; D. Shirlen, Advertisement; N. Mc- ager; S. Condrey, Layout Editor; C. Barnes, Advertisement; Kinney, Photography Editor. M. Lawing, Editor. STANDING: L. McCurry, Advertisement; Serving on the Business Staff are Larry Davis, Libby McCurry, Cathy Barnes, Jim Haynes, and Dan Shirlen. They began soliciting advertisements to help finance the publication of the Nushka. Sponsors are Mrs. Margaret Norris and Mrs. George Ann Weaver. Editing a yearbook is a half-year task for those closely associated with it - the struggle to get the dummy sheets drawn up, and the pictures taken. With deadlines coming too soon for everyone, time is the most expensive thing. Representatives attended a year-book clinic at Lees-McRae College in the spring. At this meeting, the representatives received ideas for producing a yearbook. Without the assistance of Mrs. George Ann Weaver and Mrs. Margaret Norris, our advisors, no annual could be published efficiently. We are very fortunate to have them to fill this capacity. Kinney, Elementary News; R. Reel, Junior Editor; H. Hawkins, Editor; D. Watkins, Joke Editor; D. Shirlen, Business and Circulation Manager; W. Payne, Devotional Editor; H. Lawing, Feature Editor; T. Stafford, Social Editor. SEATED: N. McKinney, Lay-Out Editor; D. Creech, Typist; Mrs. Linda Edwards, Sponsor; L. McCurry, Art Editor; B. Padgett, Feature Editor; A. Kaylor, Sports Editor; C. Barnes, Art Editor. STANDING: D. Jarrett, Sports Editor; S. Mc- Heading the “Spotlight” Staff are Mrs. Linda Edwards, Sponsor; Rosetta Reel, Junior Editor; Herman Hawkins, Editor. During the past two years, “The Spotlight” has received three First Place Awards, in its specified division. It was awarded a First Place Trophy at last years Western North Carolina Roundtable. At the Newspaper-Yearbook Workshop held at Montreat-Anderson College, the “Spotlight” received a First Place Trophy in 1966, and a First Place Ribbon in 1967. 73 The purpose of the French Club is to give its members an opportunity to find out more about French customs. They are also learning of the relationship between the English and French language in every- day life. At Christmas, Mrs. Mc- Mahan the sponsor, pre- pared a Buffet Style dinner for her students in the school’s lunchroom. Served with French foods by can- dlelight and accompanied with French music, the meal was a tremendous suc- cess. The officers are Luther Baker, Treasurer; Pam Car- away, Vice President; Becky Hensley, Reporter; Shirley Ward, Secretary; Jimmy Haynes, President; Mrs. Lorenzina McMahan, Sponsor. French Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lorenzina McMahan, Sponsor; N. Bowen; C. Causby; E. Marlowe; D. Lewis; P. Carroway. FOURTH A. Reel. SECOND ROW: B. Hensley; C. Taylor; S. Ward; B. ROW: J. Haynes; R. McCarthy; P. Marlowe; L. Baker; H. Frank- Richardson; C. Gilreathe; J. Webb. THIRD ROW: L. Simpson; lin; B. Morgan. ( 1 CR Future JSeachers of America WORKS WITH THE PRECIOUS CLAY OF UNFOLDING PERSONALITY The Future Teachers of America is an organization whose purpose is to en- courage students to enter the teaching profession. The club objectives are to make each member famil- iar with the different edu- cational fields, and the ethics of the teaching pro- fession. Club officers are Danny Watkins, Treasurer; Her- man Hawkins, Parliamen- tarian; Becky Hensley, His- torian; Dickie Jarrett, Pres- ident; Shirley McKinney, Vice President; Claudette Gilreathe, Secretary. FIRST ROW: B. Hensley; M. Radford; L. Simpson; P. Arro- McGalliard, Sponsor; R. Smith; K. Ledbetter; P. Marlowe; D. wood; M. Smith; B. Reel; M. Gouge; B. Richardson; P. Ran- Parker; S. Gouge; L. Carver; P. Carraway; C. Taylor. FOURTH dolph; D. Ledbetter. SECOND ROW: C. Barnes; D. Lewis; C. ROW: D. Jarrett; D. Watkins; B. Morgan; C. Radford; D. Shirl- Worley; G. Parker; R. Reel; B. Padgett; K. McFadden, F. Con- en, H. Franklin; H. Hawkins; C. Gilreathe. ner; D. Wade; J. Webb; S. McKinney. THIRD ROW: Mr. William Future Stomemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for girls who have had or are taking Home Economics and are in- terested in improving personal, family, and community living. Members of the F.H.A. attended the district rally in Brevard, accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs. Robinson. In the spring, the Future Homemakers plan to present a Fashion Show as a P.T.A. Program. The clothes the girls will model are the product of the Home Economics classes. Officers are Belinda Barlowe, Secretary; Bonita Randolph, Vice President; Susan Condrey, President; Mrs. Jacquette Robin- son, Sponsor; Sandra Lawing, Historian, Ann Price, Reporter; Linda Lawing, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Barlowe, D. Harris, B. Randolph, A. Price, N. Lawing. FOURTH ROW: D. Davis, K. Arrowood, W. Morgan, Smith, N. Bowen, A. Reel, A. Harris, R. Shell, G. Cannon. M. Styles, Pat Conner, K. Kirkland, L. Ramsey, B. Jones, C. SECOND ROW: D. Ramsey, P. Arrowood, B. Jamison, P. Hunter. FIFTH ROW: D. Parker, S. Condrey, S. Haney, B. Allen, L. Arrowood, D. Benge, C. Merrill, S. Freeman, K. Led- Hollifield, D. Workman, L. Arrowood, D. Gardner, J. Creson, better. THIRD ROW: S. Davis, J. Melton, S. Hicks, L. Lawing, J. Greene. W. Lytle, C. Dover, W. Radford, S. Williams, D. Morgan, S. Stealth Careers Club FIRST ROW: P. Plemmons, B. Smith, S. Baker, S. Silver, D. THIRD ROW: C. Causby, D. Holland, J. Queen, D. McClure, Creech, C. Hensley, N. Pendley. SECOND ROW: L. Lawing, L. N. McKinney, M. Reel, B. Lawing. McCurry, S. Ward, M. Haynes, L. Ward, M. Lawing, K. Ward. The members of the Health Careers Club perform valuable services as they aid the orphans overseas. The officers are Janie Queen, Reporter; Doris Creech, Treasurer; Liz Ward, Secretary; Maxine Lawing, President; Libby McCurry, Vice President. MRS. BRENDA AUSTIN We are pleased to welcome Mrs. Austin, our sponsor, back to the faculty of Glenwood High School. Due to an accident, she was un- able to continue her teaching for a couple of months. We wish her the best of luck. Monogram Club A vigorous cheerleader, a basketball player, a baseball player, and managers can be a member of the G.H.S. Mono- gram Club. Each member has earned a varsity letter for his participation in some school sport. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship among the students. Serving as officers are Mrs. Betty Lawing, Sponsor; Rachel Shell, Jimmy Bowman, Entertainment Committee; Janie Queen, Secretary; Shirley McKin- ney, Vice President; Dickie Jarrett, President; Mr. David Webster, Sponsor. FIRST ROW: S. McKinney, B. Barlowe, P. Arrowood, L. Ward, Gardin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. David Webster, Sponsor; W. J. Queen, D. Holland, K. Ward. SECOND ROW: G. Wilson, G. Condrey, A. Harris, D. Harris, L. Lawing, D. Davis, W. Lytle; P. Harris, L. Wilkerson, D. Jarrett, H. Lawing, D. Shirlen, S. Allen. FIFTH ROW: W. Payne, R. Reel, E. McKinney, C. Cable, Condrey. THIRD ROW: J. Bowmen, T. Helms, A. Wilkerson, M. Haynes, K. McF’adden, Mrs. B. Lawing, Sponsor. F. Morgan, P. Arrowood, R. Shell, L. Bradley, R. McCarthy, J. 78 Future Sarmers of “America FIRST ROW: Mr. S. R. Neskoug, Sponsor; D. Reel, K. Led- better, T. Helms, J. Bowman. SECOND ROW: R. Lawing, E. Marlowe, D. Parker, J. Buchanan, G. Wilson, D. Jarrett, L. Worley, S. Harris, W. Parker. THIRD ROW: W. Warren, J. Morgan, D. Beam, F. Marlowe, D. Byrd, J. Smith, J. Brewer, L, Estes. FOURTH ROW: D. Cable, J. Childres, P. Proctor, The primary aim of the Future Farm- ers of America is the development of Agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. The F.F.A. strengthens the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and in their work. The F.F.A. develops character, trains young men for useful citizenship, and fosters patriotism. The officers of the Future Farmers of America are David Reel, President; Frank Morgan, Treasurer; Mr. S. R. Neskoug, Sponsor; Freddie Pace, Sen- tinel; Eddie Marlowe, Vice President; (not pictured) Nicky Randolph, Secre- tary; Steve Reynolds, Reporter. K. Franklin, L. McClure, C. Washburn, R. Collins, F. Pace, B. Austin, J. Anglin, H. Smith. FIFTH ROW: R. Hogan, J. Finley, E, Pitman, H. Hutchins, J. Price, M. Baker, D. Morgan, S. Allison, J. Watkins. SIXTH ROW: J. Greene, D. Barlowe, C. Roper, P. Harris, R. Toney, J. Nations, N. Mostiller, R. Ricketts, G. Ledford. “4 YER Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: M. Baker, E. Marlowe, B. Morgan, K. Ledbetter, H. Lawing, L. Wilkerson, W. Warren, A. Wilkerson, T. Stafford, D. Reel, D. Franklin, R. Toney, S. Gouge, C. Washburn, L. R. Lawing, D. Watkins, D. Parker, S. Condrey, P. Allen, B. Worley, D. Morgan. SECOND ROW: M. Young, W. Condrey, Padgett. Softy Fatrol - FIRST ROW: B. Richardson, J. Creson, J. Helms, S. McKinney, Cable. THIRD ROW: B. Randolph, M. Lawing, N. McKinney, D. A. Price, P. Arrowood, B. Barlowe, B. Hensley, C. Hensley, D. Workman, S. Silvers, M. Reel, R. Reel, W. Gallion, R. Smith, K. Chapman. SECOND ROW: S. McFadden, A. Tyo, B. Morgan, Rhom, D. Barlowe. J. Price, D. Shirlen, D. Jarrett, F. Pace, P. Harris, T. Helms, D. 80 ‘ Y Athletics ToRPeey we 0 LTR TR TR PERT sr The qualities of champions Le not only mM goo! ball, players but also mM good. sportsmanship. Throughout the season the Dragons and Dragonettes have Sisplayed these qualities as well as the determination and close teamwork thal makes true champions. Their unring efforts Lave given them the valuable experience foal will atd them not only this year bul ta the years fo come. “OLE sg ire tr ey Moments of Action omit ¥ | = = 82 GILS, Cheerleaders BELINDA BARLOWE CLAUDETTE GILREATH DIBBIE HOLLAND PAT ARROWOOD JANIE QUEEN Co-Captain Co-Captain MRS. BONITA CUTHRELL Sponsor SHIRLEY McKINNEY KAY WARD LIZ WARD 83 Dra Lf Ons KNEELING: Johnny Brewer, Roger McCarthy, Frank Morgan. Harris, Gary Wilson, Larry Wilkerson, Dean Nanney, Albert STANDING: Dan Shirlen, Wayne Condrey, Pat Marlowe, Grey Kaylor, Harrill Lawing, Bruce Austin, and Dickie Jarrett. 84 The Dragons have had a winning season despite the fact that only two starters were back from last season. The Co-captains, Dean Nanney and Dickie Jarrett have led the at- tack against the opposition this year with lots of hustle from the team and the support of the Dragon fans. Coach Webster has worked the team to the top of the conference and an overall re- cord which should not be overlooked. The team is looking forward to the county tour- nament with high hopes of bringing back the Championship trophy to the Dragons’ den. Who knows, maybe a last second basket will win again! Managers are Larry Davis and Lee Carver. Dan Shirlen Dean Nanney Pat Marlowe Forward Center Forward Shey lead us to viclory Dickie Jarrett Larry Wilkerson Harrill Lawing Guard Forward Guard KNEELING: Wanda Lytle, Debbie Harris, Pam Randolph. Ann Harris, Polly Arrowood, Betty Richardson, Jeanette STANDING: Dawn Wade, Wanda Merrill, Connie Cable, Creson, and rances Conner. Rosetta Reel, Martha Haynes, Kathy Arrowood, Liz Fields, COACH Mr. David Webster Managers are Marilyn Radford and Wanda Payne. 86 MARTHA HAYNES POLLY ARROWOOD CONNIE CABLE Forward Roving Forward Forward Team Leaders WANDA MERRILL ROSETTA REEL ANN HARRIS Guard Roving Forward Guard 87 More Moments of “Action Advertisements The generosily and hoyally of the advertisers have made thi's year's Nushka possthle. This section contains advertisements from those who Sisplay i the confidence and Was interests that have quwen the Nushka Staff the extra needed support. We would like to express our appreciation to the following businesses. REDDY KILOWATT Electricity is the biggest bargain in your budget! While ways to use electricity go up, costs go down. There are now 162 residential uses of electricity to improve your standard of living, and they cost less to operate. Actually the average cost per unit of residen- tial electricity has gone down more than one-third in the past ten years. Check for yourself: Divide the next bill you receive by the number of uses in and around your home. Then you'll see why Reddy’s wage is the biggest bargain in your budget. DUKE POWER COMPANY TAINTER’S DRUG STORE Marion, North Carolina RICE WHITE FURNITURE COMPANY Asheville and Marion North Carolina Compliments of TOWN RESTAURANT Good Food! Myrtle McWilliams, Owner Mens’ Formal Wear Monogramming Service ROBINSONS’ CLOTHING STORE Marion, North Carolina 90 Compliments of: SHUFORD FURNITURE CO. 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North Main Street Marion, North Carolina Compliments of BOST BAKERIES “If it is fresher than Bost’s, it is still in the oven. Congratulations to The Class of “68” Compliments of DREXEL FURNITURE CO. 97 | ae a ad Congratulations to the “Class of 1968” COMPLIMENTS OF GENE SMITH’S BARBER BUILDER’S SUPPLY SHOP Congratulations to the Class of “68” Compliments of ETTA PAPER BOX CO. JIMESON’S HARDWARE Compliments of CLAUDETTE’S BEAUTY SHOP Marion, N. C. We of the Business Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all the ad- vertisers for their patience and co-operation. Jim Haynes — Cathy Barnes Co-Business Managers 98 Congratulations the Class of 1968 AIR PREHEATER CO. Reach for BATTER WHIPPED Sunbeam Compliments of Those on the go... go Sunbeam WINN-DIXIE WALDENSIAN BAKERIES First with the Finest in Baked Foods 99 Sion Message The Nushka Staff has worked diligently attempting to capture a complete picture of the 1967 - 1968 school year. Much time, as well as hard work, has been carefully given to edit this year’s Nushka. If it serves to keep memories fresh and new throughout the com- ing years, it has carried out its duties as an annual as well as relieved the constant moments of work. I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the individuals who gave their time and their ability to make this annual possible. At times the pressures appeared intolerate and the deadlines hopeless, but in these strenuous moments Mrs. George Ann Weaver and Mrs. Margaret Norris willingly rendered their services. As the pages of the 1968 Nushka are turned, I hope each student can recall some momentous event that will bring back a pleasant memory. I hope this year’s Annual will accomplish this purpose not only in 1968 but also in the years that lie ahead. If this purpose is completed, the work will be relieved, the fun relived, and the 1968 Nushka will live on. Maxine Lawing 100 {+ rem a Oe eee ES RSET ESO - 4 een al —— noeark a. Osho ME eae — ti RN em AL, - as) as 5 Trae Seer . a ’ i ee 3 aati Sark: aint - Sb Madea sone an BEX)