Granite Falls High School - Boulder Yearbook (Granite Falls, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

The Nineteen Hundred And Sixty -Three Boulder Volume XVII Published by The Students of Granite Falls High School Granite Falls, North Carolina IN DEDICA TION With admiration for your contributions to our school, With appreciation for your concern for all students, With affection for your vivacious presence, We, the students of Granite Falls High School, Dedicate the 1963 Boulder to you Mrs. Edgar Mackie 3 Contents Dedication Introduction Administration Classes School Life Organizations and Features Athletics Advertisements Page 2 Page 4 Page 9 Page 15 Page 49 Page 57 Page 69 Page 83 To thee old Granite High School Thy praises we ' ll ever sing. We ' ll hold thy standards Throughout lile . . And keep thy honor clean. Oh mother of our learning Long may thy fftesence be . . We ' ll pray to keep thy portals Wide For all posterity. Foreword This is the year 1962-63 at Granite Falls High School. A year, nay, a moment of learning, friendship, and of youth- -one moment out of the many which make up time, the many kinds of time- -time to remember, time for a sigh, and good-bye Good-bye, Granite High, Good-bye! 5 To everything there is a season, and To every purpose under the heaven: a time UdmitLisfriifiM In every ones who us — and Mr. R.W, Starnes, Principal of Granite Falls High and gradu- ate of Lenoir Rhyne, is one of the most important people in the life of the school. Not only does he act as a capable mana- ger, sage advisor, and staunch friend in the world of Granite Falls High, but he so gives of himself to all the many facets of school life that he has be- come its very breath soul. LJ Mrs. Wade McFlary Lenoir Rhyne College Business School 12:30 - 3:30 7 9 to II 12 ' - ta 15 la 17 IS (9 20 ?1 i ? 23 30 as 26 27 2B fi time, these are the stand before and behind with us . . . Mrs. E. G. Cashion . . . Georgia State Teachers College lor Women. . . Biology, General Business . . . Student Council . . . Miss Peggy Brooks . . . Lenoir Rhyne College ' . . . General Math, Physical Education . . . Supervisor for girls ' basketball games. Cheerleaders . . . Mr. Don Kirkpatrick . . . Lenoir Rhyne College . . . Civics, Physical Education . . . Boys ' football coach. Boys ' J.V. basketball coach . . . Mrs. Dwight Russell. . . Mars Hill, W.C. U.N. C. Algebra I, II, III, Geometry . . . Allied Youth . Miss Ruth Cox , . . Queens College . . . Home Eco- nomics . . . Advisor to canteen, Junior Marshals Mrs. T. C. High . , . Mars Hill, W.C.U.N.C. . . . English I . . . Director of Junior Class Play . . . Mrs. Helen Walker . . . Winthrop College . . , Li- brarian . . . NCEA Building Representative . . . Mrs. Phil Triplette . . . A.S.T.C. . . . Alge- bra I, Science I, V, Biology . . , Allied Youth Mr. James Bolick . . . A.S.T.C, Duke . . . Science I, Chemistry, Physics . . . Advisor to Key Club . . . Gate-Keeper at ballgames These are the ones who . . . and sometimes Mrs. John E. Keever . . . A.S.T.C. . . . Typing I, II, General Business . . . Director of Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Mrs. Robert Martin. . .Lenoir Rhyne College . . . Shorthand I, II, Bookkeeping, Typing II . . . Advisor to GRANITE BOULDER . . . 12 Mrs. L. E. Cagle . . . A.S.T.C. . . . English II, IV . . . Director of Senior Activities, Grad- uation . . . Mr. John E. Keever . . . N.C. State . , , Agriculture. . . Advisor to F.H. A., Gate- Keeper at ballgames . . . yet care . mi: ' BI p P?- ■ ' J 1 Mr. Robert Henry . . . Lenoir Rhyne College. . . U.S. History, World History . . . Boys ' basketball coach . . . Mr. James O. Terrell . . . High Point College, Lenoir Rhyne College. . . Civics, Math, General Business . . . Ad- visor to Beta Club, Gate-Keeper at ball- games . . . 14 Class of Sixty -six These are the first officers of the first class--the freshmen--the class which has already begun well and seems destined to end better . . . these are the officers: Martin Smith at the top of the stairs, President; Barry Hayes, Vice- President; Allen Sherrill, Secretary- Treasurer. The first time, before the Linda Annas Martha Annas Allen Austin Susan Barker Brenda Benfield Dennis Benfield Thomas Bently Allen Bolick Danny Bolick Brenda Bowman Eddie Bowman Gail Brady Hilda Bryant Jolene Bumgarner Brenda Burwell Phillip Carter Albert Chester Donald Childress ill ! 16 Betty Jean Cristie Donald Church Gail Church Lee Church Ricky Church Tamara Clark David Clay Judy Cline Carol Clontz Barry Coffey Dick Coffey Van Coffey Helen Cogdell John Corpening Rebecca Couch Betsy Crawford Marc Davis Peggy Davis they came trembling, trembling mighty upper classmen . . . supposedly . Wanda Dula Joe Billy Early Carroll Eckard Catherine Elliott Jerry Elmore Teresa Elmore Kate Farmer Betty Lou Foster Judy Gragg Jerry Hall Lloyd Hames Tom Harrison Doris Hass Jerry Hawn Barry Hayes Micheal Heavner Beverly Helton Brenda Sue Helton 17 Gregory Helton Paulette Helton Dena Helton Nita Herman Brenda Hollar Wayne Hollar Tommy Houston Ronnie Howell Lois Hubbard Rebecca Huffman Teresa Huffman Diane Icard Kenneth Ingle Judy Johnson Micheal Johnson Harold Jones Sandra Jones Doris Jordon 0S 1 ill We the people . . . What is X ?? Allen Kirby Donna Kirby Sandra Kirby Bobby Lail Gay Ledford Lee Lefever Beverly Mackie Linda Mackie Michael Mackie Michael McRary Steve McRary Judy Myers Micheal Pope Tonya Poe Brenda Price Bunny Price Pamela Propst Larry Rathbone 18 19 Ml Dennis Wike Wayne Wike Sherry Winkler Phyllis Woods Darrell Worshman Teresa Wright Jerry Yates Jerry Yount Steve Yount Odell Yount Semester exams . . . wearing off the grassy glow . . .finally, the time for, We ' re sophs! ' ' More students make the halls seem half as wide and twice as long. 20 Class of Sixty-five still spectators in some things, the sophs have managed to enter into quite enough activi- ties to prove t h e i r worth-- in athletics and academics both. Their officers, who here seem to be merely spectators, are ex- ceptionally ac t iv e --President, Gerald Church; Vice-President, Carolyn Hayes; and Secretary- Treasurer, Jimmy Benfield are outstanding as officers. In their time, they came looking, looking for a reason and searching Eddie Anderson Steven Anderson Sylvia Barlow Gloria Benfield Jimmy Benfield Joyce Bolick Rebecca Bolick Mike Bowman 21 Deborah Bradshaw Charlie Brady Eugene Bryant Brenda Bumgarner V ui Diane Bumgarner Mary Lynn Bumgarner Tanya Burgin R. B. Bur well j Jr Gerald Church James Church Stephen Clark Mary Cooke Elaine Curtis Donald Deal Gwendolyn Duncan Karen Early Judy Eckard Steven Estes Ronnie Fowler Loretta Fox Gwynne Gaston Margaret Gibson Larry Hass Dennis Haigler for grasshoppers — and other things . . . Oscar livens up the biology class. waiting at Jr. -Sr. and for vacations, wanting , , , to go, to be, and . . . to Hi William Hyatt Harley Ingle Angela Jones Rita Jones Ik Udnicl I .ciit:i John Keller Kathryn Keller Nancy Keller Kalpn K.eiier Tommy Keller Glenda Kirby Gregory Kirby £i Rodney Kirby Mike Kirby Jonice Lail Shirley Laney JNa.nCy i_iUIlUIl Linda Looper Pat Lunsford Ann Mackie Ina Kay Marshall Janet Marshall Maryetta Martin Eric Massagee 24 pass . . . consequently working-hard, Alice McRary Daryl McRary Jerry McRary Lessie Medlin Eddie Melton Gerald Mitcham Kenneth Mitchum Henry Mise Barbara Moore Lannie Moore Rick Munday Brenda Myers Dwayne Owens Bobby Oxford Ann Pitts Kathryn Poovey Janie Pope Margie Prince Carolyn Ramsey Billy Reid John Reid Judy Reid Judy Roberts Steve Russell 25 and going always — to ball games, parties, clubs, study sessions, and Phyllis Saunders Elaine Shell Judy Short Gary Sherrill Lee Sherrill Pinkney Sigmon Rebecca Simmons Jane Smith Leon Smith Jerry Starnes Larry Starnes Margie Starnes Lynn Stevens David Summerlin Jim Sullivan Jimmy Swanson Hope Teague Jane Teague Jim Teague Diane Thornburg 26 Diane Tramble Richard Travis Gwyn Wallace Henry Warlick Dennis Waters Jackie Watson Micheal Weaver Becky White Nancy White Brenda Williams Diane Williams Jean Williams Judy Williams Linda Williams Richard Williams Larry Winebarger Dennis Witherspoon Roberta War sham Gail Yount Jane Yount Pam Yount classes . . . forever, eternally, classes. 27 Class of Sixty-four No, the junior officers aren ' t race fans; like most of the juniors, they prefer everything to be sharp --including cars . . . in the driv- er ' s seat, vice-president, Dyke Starnes, beside him, treasurer, JanLaxtonand secretary, Morris Bumgarner, and on the back presi- dent Carolyn Johnson. And the time of the Lennis Aldridge Gail Annas Steve Beshears Jack Bogle Nancy Brady Morris Bumgarner Peggy Cannon Jackie Capps Billy Church Albert Corpening Mike Davis Earlene Ester Paul Duckworth Ronnie Estes Ruth Duncan Charlotte Fager- strom Carolyn Elliott Jerry Gilbert Phil Eller Patsy Gilbert third year came — the third year, to some the best . . . Paula walks in with a few surprises, not the least of which is a man, during the last act of the junior play COME OUT OF THE CLOSET. 29 Quit laughing and get me some pants. This thing ' s heavy! Judy Harrison the quicksand year, Slaving, selling, and acting Vickie Helton Willie June Keller 30 ££££ Gregory Kirby Jimmy Kirby Mary Alice Kirby Roger Kirby Bernice Lail fleeting fast, except in memory , to finance the big night — Jr. -Sr. Jan Laxton Bob Mackie Danny Link Brenda Mackie Linsey Looper Brenda McFlary Pat Lovingood Frank Milstead Patricia Leonhardt Doris Ogles Cl fp p p 3] Slaving, studying, and acting . . . learning or playing the learner, until the time is finished — Kay Starnes Terry Whisnant Joyce Suddreth Dennis White Diane Triplett Steven White Linda Turnmyre Brenda Yates Donna Watson Jane Yount the third year , . . the best year? Granite High ' s contestants for Carrousel Princess--from LEFT TO RIGHT, Dianne Triplette, Earlene Ester, Paula Phillips, Terry Lynn Smith, Judie Wilson, Willie June Keller, Vickie Helton, Judy Tilley, Judy Teague, Bari Short. Class of 1963 The last time! Bari Short, president; Becky Teague, vice-president; and Betty Davis, secretary-treasurer, of the senior class ... Phillip Annas Diane Bumgarner Bill Burns 3-1 The last time! ' ' exult the seniors, Yes, the last time — the last Homecoming, the last play, the last class — the last Luda Richards Joe Roberts Carolyn Russell Brenda Sharp Gene Sherrill Bari Short Danny Short Ronnie Smith Jim Starbuck Patsy Starnes Becky Teague Billy Teague 36 Donna Teague Judy Teague Ervin Terrell Larry Terrell Jim Thornburg Judy Tilley the last time, strangely combined with the Marshals for the 1962 commencement were, from LEFT TO RIGHT, Gail Motley, Freida Weaver, Edith Tucker, Judy Tilley, Ann Warlick, Vickie Yount, Teena Wilson, and Sara Nell Moore, chief. 38 Steve Tramble Edith Tucker Wayne Tucker Danny Wallace Ann Warlick Freida Weaver many firsts for the exultant — yet sad — seniors Precious Wike Judie Wilson Teena Wilson Judi Yount Vickie Yount Dorothy Teague 39 College Boards, aptitude tests, College Day, and that first and last walk across the stage for a precious bit of sheep . . . Wit, wisdom, brawn and beauty BEST-ALL-AROUND Betty Davis and Gifford Poe But gee Mom, he followed us home. Problems? ! . . . MOST POPULAR Becky Teague, Larry Terrell, and George Lefevers have each a place in time, and . . . 41 oftimes are recognized for their excellence especially as the sands run quicker — And it has four on the floor! it doesn ' t cure anything, but the side effects are out of this world. CUTEST Patsy Starnes and Dean Ledford MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sara Moore and Larry Causby 42 ' Look neat, there ' s an idiot out there with a camera. NEATEST Bari Short and Bill Burns You and your short cuts! WITTIEST Ann Warlick and Mike Clay SO too, to distinguished seniors MOST DEPENDABLE Vickie Yount and Bill Burns ' Now Mother will never have to know about the wreck. Whall down in Texas our yo-yos . . . MOST ATHLETIC Judi Yount and George Lefevers their classmates bestow the title SUPERLATIVE. BEST LOOKING Becky Teague and Gene Sherrill How many green stamps do I get for her? For four years, the seniors were perpetually busy — with studies and lighter pursuits — The senior year is an expensive one. DENNIS ADAMS Key Club 3,4; Allied Youth 1,2; Escort 2; Queen ' s Es- cort 4; Float Committee 2,3; French Club 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3. PHILLIP RAY ANNAS Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Future Farmers of Amer- ica 2,3; AUiea Youth 4; Representative at N.C. Boys State. EDWARD BARLOW Football 2,3; Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. LINDA BOWMAN Basketball 1; Junior Play, Publicity Committee 3; Future Homemakers of America 1; Allied Youth 1,2; Library Help 4. DIANNE BUMGARNER Basketball 1; Allied Youth 3,4. LINDA BUMGARNER BILL BURNS Football 1,2,3; Allied Youth 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Most Dependable 4; Neatest 4; Escort 4; Future Farm- ers of America 2; Tumbling Team 1. LARRY CAUSBY Key Club 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL CLAY Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Tumb- ling Team 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Wittiest 4. BETTY DAVIS Shelby Senior High 2; Secretary of Class 4; Student Council 4; President 4; Most Versatile 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; French Club 2,3; Secretary-Treas- urer 3; Future Homemakers of America 1; Allied Youth 1; Sponsor 3; Queen ' s Attendant 4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3. JOHNNY DUFFEY Football 2,3; Future Farmers of America 2,3,4. GLENDA DUNCAN Library Help 4. DONNA ECKARD Basketball 1; Library Help 3,4. RONNIE ESTES Future Farmers of America 2,3. TOMMY ESTES Future Farmers of America 2,3. TOMMY FOWLER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2. CAROLYN GILBERT Basketball 1; Sponsor 2; Library Help 4. JOHN HOWELL Future Farmers of America 2,3. WAYNE KELLEY Future Farmers of America 2. SARAH KENT Band 1; Vice-President 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Allied Youth 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1; Beta Club 2,3,4. FRANCES LANEY Basketball 1; Junior Play Publicity Committee 3; Float Committee 1,2; Library Help 4. DEAN LEDFORD Future Farmers of America 2; Cutest 4. GEORGE LEFEVER Annual Staff 3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; All Conference 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 3; Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Tumbling Team 1; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Most Ath- letic 4; Most Popular 4. and found sleep a Choosing the type of invitations for graduation is serious business. Out of class! --to choose and measure for rings. LOWELL LOOPER Escort 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Future Farmers of America 2,3,4. ROGER MISE Future Farmers of America 2. SARA NELL MOORE Annual Staff 4; Junior-Senior Banquet, Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Basketball 1,2; French Club 4; Sec- retary 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Allied Youth 1,2; Float Committee 2; National Science Foundation Institute at A.S.T.C. 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Caldwell County Oratorial Contest 3; Merit Semifinalist. GAIL MOTLEY Columbus High School 1; Harding High, Garringer High 2; Beta Club 4; Vice-President 4; French Club 4; Sponsor 3; Queen ' s Attendant 4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Junior Marshal 3; Junior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee 3. DANNY MUNDAY Basketball 1; Class Vice-President 1 , 3 ; Tumbling Team 1; Escort 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Future Farmers of America 2,4; Vice-President 4. GIF FORD POE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Class Treasurer 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Most Versatile 4; Future Farmers of America 1,2,3; Key Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Lions Bowl Game 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Allied Youth 3,4. DORIS POPE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; French Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Canteen 3. SAM REID Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Tumbling Team 1; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Escort 1,2,4; Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; Re- porter 4. LUDA RICHARDS Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1,2, 3,4; Business Manager Treasurer 2; Typist 4; Float Committee 1; Beta Club 2,3,4. JOE ROBERTS Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; President 3; Key Club 3,4; President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4. CAROLYN RUSSELL Basketball 1,2; Junior Play Prompter 3; Future Home- makers of America 1; Allied Youth 1,2,3; Canteen 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Sponsor 1. BRENDA SHARPE Basketball 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Secretary-Treas- urer 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Canteen 1,2,3; Sponsor 1, 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Queen ' s Attendant 4; Junior- Senior Planning Committee 3; Junior Play Usherette 3; Office Help 4. 46 rare luxury; yet, GENE SHERRILL Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Presi- dent 4; Best Looking 4. BARI SHORT Class President 1,4; Student Council 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3; Neatest 4; Queen ' s Attendant 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Beta Club 2,3,4. DANNY SHORT Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Float Committee 1; Escort 3; Monogram Club 3,4. RONNIE SMITH Junior Play 3; Escort 3,4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2. JIM STARBUCK PATSY STARNES Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Typist Make- Up Editor 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Allied Youth 3,4; Presi- dent 4; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Cutest 4; Queen ' s Attendant 1; Junior Play Usherette 3; Office Help 4. BECKY TEAGUE Class Vice-President 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Sponsor 2; Junior Play 3; Allied Youth 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Most Popular 4; Best Looking 4. BILLY TEAGUE Future Farmers of America 2,3,4; Secretary 4. DONNA TEAGUE Cheerleader 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Allied Youth 3; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Junior Play Usherette 3. DOROTHY TEAGUE Basketball 1; Sponsor 1. JUDY TEAGUE Basketball 1; Allied Youth 3; Library Help 4; Sponsor 1,4; Junior Play Usherette 3. ERVIN TERRELL, JR. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Tumbling Team 1; Escort 2. LARRY TERRELL Annual Staff 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Monogram Club 3,4; President 4; Most Popular 4; Allied Youth 4; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Lions Bowl Game 4; All Con- ference 4. ' Now don ' t let it grow before graduation. 47 these brief lines contain all their magnificence JIM THORNBURG Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Future Farmers of America 2; Monogram Club 3,4, JUDY TILLY Durham High School 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4; Junior Marshal 3. STEVE TRAMBLE Future Farmers of America 2; Junior Senior Waiter 2. EDITH TUCKER Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Monogram Club 3,4; French Club 4; Beta Club 2,3,4. WAYNE TUCKER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Future Farmers of America 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Lions Bowl Game 4. DANNY WALLACE Baseball 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3. ANN WARLICK Basketball 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1; President 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Allied Youth 2,3; Junior Marshal 3; Wittiest 4; Sponsor 2; French Club 3,4; President 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2. FRIEDA WEAVER Basketball 1; Class President 2; Junior- Senior Planning Committees; Beta Club 2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Office Help 4; Float Committee 2. PRECIOUS WIKE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Allied Youth 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Monogram Club 3,4. JUDIE WILSON Class Vice-President 2; Junior Play 3; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4; Vice-President 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Art Editor 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Sponsor 1; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4; Future Homemakers of America 2. TEENA WILSON Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Co-editor 3; Editor 4; Editor ' s Conference 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Sponsor 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; French Club 4; Treasurer 4; Allied Youth 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Future Home- makers of America 2; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Junior Marshal 3. JUDI YOUNT Basketball 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1,3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Float Committee 1,2; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; President 4; Most Athletic 4; French Club 4. Teena takes notes on paper; other students rely on mental notes. Discussion of possible choices of colleges between Granite students and college representatives. VICKIE YOUNT Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Float Committee 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Junior Marshal 3; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Allied Youth 1,2, 3; French Club 4; Most Dependable 4; Monogram Club 1.2.3.4: Future Homemakers of America 1. Life at Granite High Hope Teague and Alice McRary are very popular at lunchtime. Books are left to fall where they will when the lunch bell rings. And there are times when life out- side is for the most interesting, especially if you ' re young. Home Ec. is a required subject and an enjoyable one- -for the fresh- men girls. It pays to get a place in the front of the lunch line, and Allen Bolick, like many another lad, intends to get his! is a metaphor 51 52 53 a raindrop mirroring a laugh, Mr. Bolick watches for the magic sign. For seniors, Judy and Bill, life is often one mad rush. 54 The cheerleaders lead the first, very informal pep rally before a bonfire. I 1 yn !!!sJ I i ■■■ill I 8 § a ticking clock with faulty bell ... They hid their cigs when the photog- rapher came by! The bus drivers- -Danny Munday, Lowell Looper, Lindsay Looper, Ralph Keller, Steve Anderson, Roger Kirby, and Jerry Starnes, --provide the school with most of its students. FIRST ROW: Mascots, Cheryl Bumgarner and Jimmy Smith; Queen, Becky Teague. SECOND ROW: Bari Short; Betty Davis; Maid of Honor, Judie Wilson; Gail Motley; Brenda Sharpe. Homecoming wonderful . . . won the game . . . lovely court . . many sponsors, escorts; Carrousel Parade wonderful, . . Granite ' s princess, car. Miss Willie June Keller represented Granite Falls in the Carrousel Parade on Thanksgiving Day in Charlotte. FIRST ROW: Earlene Ester, Jim Starbuck, Gail Annas, Larry Teague, Carolyn Johnson, Henry Warlick, Mary Warlick, Earl McRary, Becky Couch, Joey Sherrill, Carolyn Whisnant, Marc Davis; SECOND ROW: Pam Propst, Phillip Carter, Dianne Tramble, Dyke Starnes, Willie June Keller, Frank Milstead, Bunny Price, Bill Burns, Nancy Keller, Steve Tramble, Ann Pitts, Eric Massagee, Phyllis Saunders, Jimmy Sullivan; THIRD ROW: Jane Smith, Danny Keller, Hope Teague, Allen Austin, Tonya Burgin, Allen Sherrill, Nancy Lonon, Allen Bolick, Wanda Harmon, Ronald Sebastian, Terry Smith, Terry Whisnant; FOURTH ROW: Sandra Kirby, Eddie Anderson, Judy Short, Billy Teague, Kathy Poovey, Dean Ledford, Dianne Thornburg, Rodney Clark, Jane Yount, Lindsey Looper, Lennis Aldridge, Steve Beshears, Dianne Icard, Ronnie Smith; FIFTH ROW: Gail Brady, Gerald Mitchum, Sherry Watson, Johnny Duffey, Trudy Sigmon, Roger Kirby, Carolyn Hayes, Albert Corpening, Judy Teague, Lowell Looper. Legislativebody of the school- -the Student Coun- cil is composed of representatives from each homeroom. . .and a duly elected President and VP . . . and Mrs. Cashion . . . supervises aca- demic life . . . extracurricular activities . . . morals and ethics . . . all under Mrs. Cashion .. . President Betty Davis Vice-president Carolyn Johnson Secretary Brenda Sharpe Treasurer Dyke Starnes Putting together programs for the homecoming activities, seniors Judie Wilson, Patsy Starnes, Edith Tucker, Brenda Sharpe, and Betty Davis. i The Student Council regulates . . . SEATED: Bunny Price, Sandra Jones, Dianne Icard, Jane Yount, Willie June Keller, Carolyn Elliot, Judy Williams; STANDING: Martin Smith, Jimmy Benfield, Ronnie Fowler, Dyke Starnes, Carolyn Johnson, Morris Bumgarner, Kathy Poovey, Lee Lefever. This is the crew that cre- ated from the life at Gran- ite High a yearbook, created a record of joy and sorrow with much sweat, tears, time .... and love .... Editor Vickie Yount Copy-editor. . . . Sara Moore Business manager Carolyn Johnson Photographer . Gregory Kirby Carolyn Johnson, Joey Sherrill, Vickie Yount, and Sara Moore feign work. the Annual Staff records. Larry Terrell and George Lefevers collect another order for a BOULDER ad. In what became a very familiar scene around the campus, Vickie directs Gregory for just the right picture. LEFT TO RIGHT: Teena Wilson, Patsy Starnes, Carolyn Short, Luda Richards, advisor--Mrs. Elmore, Brenda Sharpe. Newspaper Staff both take on Under the capable leadership of editor Wilson the GRANITE PEBBLE has undergone radi- cal changes and improve- ments this year- -new layout . . . widened areas of report- ing and gradual shift of emphasis from gossip to true journalism. . .more pictures . . . superb sports write-ups . . , general polishing of the pebble into a very brilliant bit of stone . . . Editor Teena Wilson Co- editor Carolyn Short and French Club new life, character. For interested French II students . . . im- prove their francais, and their enjoyment of it . . . entire French II class members . . . skits . . . meetings conducted in French . . . songs, chapel program . . . frequent and rapid utterances of stock phrases to bewilder underclassmen . . . shy peek at great French lit . . . Dennis Adams, Sara Moore, Judi Yount, and Edith Tuck- President . Ann Warlick ' cards-to improve their French! Secretary Sara Nell Moore Treasurer Teena Wilson Gail Motley, Maxine Bumgarner, Judy Tilley, Sarah Kent, and advisor-Mrs. Mackie watch as Vickie Yount, Teena Wilson, STANDING, and Carolyn Russell and Doris Pope, KNEELING, give a skit. 63 Society established to do honor to superior students . . . producer of amateur show-- look out, Mr. Sullivan! . . . tremendous trashcans chief contribution- -symbolic? chapel- -tapping . . . carnations, and then the long crawl down the hall . . . the chore- ography and costumes of that show were only surpassed by the odor . . . I could have barfed all night . . . President Judy Yount Vice-president Gail Motley Secretary-Treasurer Vickie Yount The audience wasn ' t entirely out front for this skit from the talent show! Beta Club is academic honor society; FIRST ROW: Luda Richards, Patsy Starnes, Vickie Yount, Judi Yount, Gail Motley, Betty Davis, Carolyn Short; SECOND ROW: Bari Short, Freida Weaver, Doris Pope, Teena Wilson, Willie June Keller, Gail Reese, Brenda Sharpe; THIRD ROW: Judy Sigmon, Sarah Kent, Carolyn Joh nson, Jan Laxton, Terry ' Smith, Charlotte Fagerstrom; FOURTH ROW: Joyce Suddreth, Carolyn Russel, Paula Phillips, Judy Reid, Bernice Lail, Jackie Capps, Edith Tucker; FIFTH ROW: Morris Bumgarner, Greogry Kirby, Larry Causby, Dyke Starnes. Not pictured: Joe Roberts, Judy Tilley, Ann Warlick, Sara Moof-e. 64 FIRST ROW: S. Turnmyre, P. Starnes, P. Wike, B. Foster, R, Wilson, D, Triplette, W. Keller; SECOND ROW: R. Hefner, A. Mackie, L. Moore, B. Moore, J. Reid, P. Phillips, C. Hayes; THIRD ROW: G. Lefever.T.Sherr ill, S.White, L. Sherrill, E. Melton, V, Yount, D. Jeague; FOURTH ROW: M. Clay, B. Burns, R. Herman, S. Reid, J. Thornburg, T. Wilson, G. Poe; FIFTH ROW: D. Witherspoon, J. Wilson, J. Benfield, G. Church, R. Munday, T. Hartley, D. Short; SIXTH ROW: L. Terrell, E. Tucker, J. Yount, G. Kirby, W. Tucker, B, Oxford; SEVENTH ROW: T. Fowler, N. Ward, T, Whisnant, M. Smith, J. KeUer. Monogram Club is athletic honor. Honor society for the superior athlete--and tenacious benchwarmer . . .fundraisers, rapid bake sales demonstrated their kitchen skill , . .not to be forgotten--the Christmas banquet, a social function which tended to release the imprisoned emotions of the members . . . 65 Hardworking, u n s e 1 f i s h . . .boys have to their credit reseeded lawn- -and a happy Christmas for Granite children through the toys they collected, mended . . . true service club . . . SEATED: TipSherrill; STANDING: Gerald Church, Dennis Adams, Mike Davis, Dyke Starnes, Tony Hartley, Albert Corpening, Gifford Poe, Tommy Fowler, Lee Sherrill, Eddie Melton, Mr. Bolick-ad- visor. Ronald Sebastian, Tony Hart- ley, Morris Bumgarner, and Henry Warlick sort toys! Key Club serves well; President . . . Joe Roberts Vice-President Tip Sherrill Secretary-Treasurer .... Dyke Starnes • Dyke Starnes, Dennis Adams, Henry Warlick, and Larry Causby reseed the lawn. FIRST ROW: Mr. Keever-advisor, Gilliland, Teague, Munday, Sherrill, McRary, Reid; SECOND ROW: WLke, Coffey, Bowman, Yount, Kirby, Richards, McRary, Bentley; THIRD ROW: Williams, Starnes, Early, Ben- field, Anderson, Hartley, Sherrill, Teague, Haigler; FOURTH ROW: Ingle, Eller, Looper, Reid, Wike, Hall, Keller, Triplett, Teague; FIFTH ROW: Smith, Harrison, Kirby, Roberts, Ingle, Anderson, Looper, Kirby, Hale; SIXTH ROW: Coffey, Link, Owens, Anderson, Tucker, Allen, Bryant, Summerlin, Ingle. Future Farmers, jacks-of-all trades and masters of all . . . caretakers of school grounds . . . project-new fence for lawn . . . projects and boys a credit to Mr. Keever. F.F.A. educates as it serves. President Gene Sherrill Vice-President Danny Munday Secretary Billy Teague Treasurer Earl McRary Reporter Sam Reid Sentinel Roy Gilliland ' Now they can ' t walk on the grass! Vice-President Teena Wilson Secretary-Treasurer Ann Mackie Began the year with impressive campaign for members . . . new members very energetic . . . and then one asked, What ' s this for anyhow?? . . . alcohol? oh! NO alcohol. . . oh . . . then came the follow-up --the traditional plea for funds . . . and froshies saying, Let ' s get active again! . . . gentle sighs from seniors and faculty . , . FIRST ROW: Sebastian, Keller, Foster, Fox, Yount, Poovey; SECOND ROW: Curtis, White, Hubbard, McRary, Teague; THIRD ROW: Farmer, Mackie, Wright, Wakefield, Bumgarner; FOURTH ROW: Suddreth, Annas, Bowman, Johnson, Propst, Gaston; FIFTH ROW: Burns, McRary, Sherrill, Annas, Pitts. A. Y. deals with social problems FIRST ROW: Yount, Hayes, Williams, Smith, Brady, Wilson; SECOND ROW: Smith, Moore, Moore, Jones, Couch, Turnmire; THIRD ROW: Brady, Bumgarner, Fagerstrom, Burgin, Yates, Lail; FOURTH ROW: Jones, Martin, Wilson, Starnes, Saun- ders, Mackie; FIFTH ROW: T ramble, Trip- lette. Keller. Wilson. Football 1962 Gifford uses swift and agile running a- gainst Rock Springs. Calisthenics keep the team in shape. STANDING: Coaches Henry and Kirkpatrick; KNEEL- ING: Co-captains Larry Terrell and George Lefever. was a struggle against fall heat, winter The Demons were pre-season choice to win the conference; but, despite both ex- cellent teamwork and outstanding play by individuals, they finished the season with a 5-5 win-loss record. OUTSTANDING GAMES Granite vs Rock Springs: Larry Terrell ' s passing for four touchdowns . . . easy win, 39-0. Granite vs Hildebran: Powerful game . . . Hildebran scored after intercepting a pass . . . senior star Lefever injured . . . 7-0 margin, Hildebran. Granite vs Gamewell: Granite out to revenge last year ' s loss- -they did ... 60 yd. punt return for touchdown by Poe . . . 28-13 victory. Granite vs Bandys: Homecoming. . . Lee Sherrill receiver for two touchdown passes . . . Trojan defeat, 34-19. FIRST ROW: Danny Short, Mike Clay, Jim Thornburg, Gifford Poe, Larry Terrell, George Lefever, Wayne Tucker, Tommy Fowler, Ervin Terrell; SECOND ROW: Steven White, Tip Sherrill, Robert Herman, Martin Smith, Rickey Munday, Dennis Haigler, Jimmy Benfield, Dennis Witherspoon, Gregory Kirby, Gerald Church; THIRD ROW: Eddie Melton, Tony Hartley, Charlie Brady, Mike Mackie, Johnny Hart, Barry Hayes, Ned Ward, Reggie Helton, Pinkney Sigmon, Bobby Oxford, Steve Clark, Johnny Keller, David Smith, Lee Sherrill. GRANITE OPPONENT 7 St. Stephens . . .20 0 Bunker Hill . . .13 39 Rock Springs . . 0 0 Hildebran .... 7 28 Gamewell ... .13 18 Fred T. Foard . 0 34 Bandys 19 19 West Lincoln . . 7 7 Hudson 19 0 Maiden 6 Seniors Wayne Tucker, Mike Clay, and Danny Short in a very typical position. cold, and-of-course-opponents . . . with it came wins, defeats, well-fought battles and All-conference for Larry Terrell, Tip Sherrill ... I Ervie Terrell, Gifford Poe, Larry Terrell, and Jim Thornburg not only plan the plays; but also execute them well. Tommy Fowler and George Lefever, star players, were both injured in action. FIRST ROW: R. Fowler, F. B. Early, R. Helton, B. Travis, D. Clay, B. Warsham, J. Jones; SECOND ROW: S. Russell, R.B. Burwell, J. Riggan, T. Gilbert, D. Deal, R. Bone, M, Davis, J. Corpening, J. Triplett, Coach Deal. Junior Varsity Football prepares many boys for future varsity squad . . . Although the 1962 J.V. team did not maintain an unblemished record, they did put in a lot of hard work which will mean much when they send some boys on to the varsity team next fall. Not the least of the things they have learned on the gridiron is sports- manship, an important asset on the field, on the bench, or in the stands. Brooks. Cheerleaders give school spirit, Headcheerleaders Teena Wil- son, Judie Wilson, and Vickie Yount have practiced with and trained seven new cheerleaders this year, and the results have been marvel- ous. Besides the regular cheering at games, the cheerleaders have held many pep rallys on campus and in the town square. With their ex- ample to follow, the entire student body took on a greater interest in the athletic program, and atten- dance and cheering at the ball- games was magnificent. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lanny Moore, Ann Mack- ie, Barbara Moore, Teena Wilson, Judie Wilson, Vickie Yount, Rhonda Hefner, Re- becca Wilson, Sue Turnmire, Betty Lou Foster. FIRST ROW: D. Waters, B. Hayes, S. Yount, M, Mackie, M. Smith; SECOND ROW: M. Weaver, D. Clay, A. Bolick, D. Starnes, M. Davis; THIRD ROW: B. Munday, S. Russell, J. Corpening. Junior Varsity Basketball 1962-63 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Brady, S. Watson, T, Wright, B. Mackie, R. White, J. Yount, J. Pope, W. Harmon, B. Crawford, B, Price, S, Jones, B. Couc h, C. Whisnant, M. Warlick. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Hart, Gifford Poe, Larry TerreH, George Lefevers, Terry Whisnant Tommy Fowler, Dennis Witherspoon, Ned Ward. Boy ' s Basketball 1962-63, much sweat and heartache . . . endless practice with beamish Mr, Henry coaching . . . Seniors Poe, Fowler, and Terrell do more than hold the ball- -they can move it right down the court and into the basket. 76 Larry pushes the score up two notches. This is a toss-up? a hard season, full of memories The pre-game huddle means a great deal to the team and the outcome of the game. Demons score against Maiden in a close game. GRANITE 29 59 21 26 46 56 59 SCORES OPPONENT Hudson 53 Maiden 90 Fred T. Foard 62 West Lincoln 45 Gamewell 34 St. Stephens 48 Bandy s 55 78 p Hard fights, few wins but good games . . . GirFs Basketball 1962-63 Holding the ball: Co-captains Paula Phillips and Sarah Kent; SECOND ROW: Roberta Warsham, Willie June Keller, Doris Pope, Dianne Triplette; THIRD ROW: Terry Smith, Jan Laxton, Edith Tucker, Judy Reid; FOURTH ROW: Precious Wike, Carolyn Hayes, Gail Annas, Wava Ann Hubbard; TOP ROW: Coach Deal. 79 1 SCORES GRANITE OPPONENT 29 32 r reel i. r oarci . . . . oo OR 59 Gamewell 28 19 Hudson 33 23 Bunker Hill 42 23 St. Stephens 62 31 Senior stars Tucker, Wike, Pope, and Kent laugh at losses as well as wins! Coach Deal directs the games; girls . . . Seniors of this year ' s team; next season now. I Full house watches Hudson rack against the Dem- onettes. Those on the bench find more agony in watching than in sittin watches and Miss Brooks the are backbone others train for The Granite-Maiden game was tough--and tense! --as the picture to the right shows. KNEELING: SamReid, Gifford Poe, Spencer Poovey, Max Ward, Terry Whisnant, Danny Wallace, Tony Lunsford; STANDING: Coach Deal, Denny Sullivan, Danny Triplett, George Lefever, Roger Hyatt, Danny Short, Wayne Annas, Tommy Fowler. Baseball 1962, Demons Co-Champions, draw record crowds, make records themselves . . . In 1962, the Granite Falls Blue Demons were Co- Champions of the Northern section of Southern District VII; however, they lost in the drawing to determine which team would play for the District Championship. With a 6-2 conference record and a 10-4 over-all record, the Demons had one of the best seasons ever at Granite High. The outlookfor the 1963 season is excellent since there will be nine lettermen return- ing, five of whom are starters from the 1962 team. 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