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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1975 volume:

and a time for every purpose under heaven. a time to keep tradition, and a time to . . change what has always been, this year, many changes have occurred at . . . prologue one granite falls high school. editor: peter larson business manager adele huff man spring events page 4 summer events page 34 fall events page 44 winter events page 98 the boulder 1975 . takes you on a journey through time spring is a time for: shedding winter clothes green grass warmer weather caps and gowns final exams baseball planting water gun fights the junior-senior golf sat parades love flowers rain hay fever birds beginning with the spring of 1974. springsport track track team overcomes losing streak the track team wound up an extraor- dinary season by winning two meets, under the leadership of coach kirkpatrick, the team terminated their six-year losing streak, because of this determined leadership and outstanding teamwork, two school records were broken: 440 relay team: mike bryant, chris eckard, ronnie laxton, and thomas murphy — time: 48 .6 shot put: pether broman distance: 46 ' 8 six sports ig track pringsp BE! ' 6a. record breaker, chris eckerd, is also a proficient discus thrower. 6b. ronnie laxton strives to finish first. 6c. terry yount demonstrates the ease of the broad jump. 7d. bernard strains to sail over the bar. 7e. split second timing is essential in jumping hurdles. sports seven i5 ort golf ae the golf team tees off to a winning season the golf team wound up a successful ' 74 season by winning eight rounds, and losing only one. coach prushinski led the team to beat st, Stephens, hildebran, and east lincoln twice, and fred t. foard once, after a close match, the team lost to maiden, at this year ' s monogram club banquet, ray kirby was named the team ' s most valuable player. eight sports -T I « rclubironpa golf pi 9a. the team shanks a few. 9b. ben white eyes a birdie. 10c. granite produces a winning golf team. lOd, marl kincaid battles the rough. lOe. 1-mark kincaid, 2-ben white, 3-ray kirby, 4-coach John prushinski, 5-john lindsey, 6-ken white, 7-phil wilson. sports nine baseball youth and inexperience take their toll coaches deal and kirby stated that youth and inexperience were the major drawbacks of last year ' s baseball team, the pitching staff, made up of reggie bumgarner, rick curtis, jonie triplett, and greg thomas, led the team to only three wins, they are, however, hoping for a more promising season next year. at the end of the season, senior terry starnes was chosen by the coaching staff as the most valuable player of the 1974 baseball season, this versatile second baseman was selected for his leadership qualities and playing abilities . ten sports 10a. the 1974 baseball team is largely composed of underclassmen. 10b. karl schmertzler misses another fly. 11c. Sheldon storie slides into third, lid. the only thoughts in the dugout are of winning, lie. the anxious coaches look on as the demons strive to win. llf. 1-rick Curtis, 2-mike marshall, 3-sheldon storie, 4-david owens, 5-mike sims, 6-john coffey, 7-terry stames, 8-alex brinkley, 9-reggie bumgarner, 10-greg thomas, 11-terry dula. 12-bobby phillips, 13-junior reid, l4-jonie triplett, 15-william yount, 16-marty wilson, 17-mike swanson, 18-steve Simmons, 19-dennis crawford, 20-karl schmertzler, 21-jamie atkin. sports eleven sponsored each year by the granite falls service league, this year ' s teen queen pageant was held on april 27. the contestants were chosen representatives of the many or ganizations at granite fal Is high school, after being judged in streetwear and evening gown competitions, kay lynn bailey was crowned queen over twenty-two other entrants, the proceeds from the teen queen contest formed a scholarship awarded to kathy huffman at the 1974 graduation ercises. „ 12a. kay bailey is crowned our 1974 teen queen. 12b. barbie rost is chosen as kay ' s first runner-up. 12c. sonya clnilders is selected second runner-up. 13d. that moment of excitement arrives when we all see the new queen. 13e. one of the many facets of the contest, the evening gown competition. 13f. april 27,1974 is an evening of excitement and entertainment with singing by cathy stallings. features thirtee l I after months of hard work and deliberation, the junior class toasted the senior class with a banquet on Saturday, may 18th at the lenoir country club, the juniors worked hard all winter raising money, among their many projects were doyghnut sales, magazine subscription sales, and paper drives, at the banquet, alex brinkley and melody icard were crowned king and queen of the festivities, after dinner everyone danced to the music of fragile. features fifte may 2 , 1974 saw the first crowning of a may queen at granite high, the pageant sponsored by the student council was a prelude to the coming spring and upcoming summer vacation, may queen debbie austin and her court were presented flowers, after which they danced around the maypole. 16a. debbie austin is crowned the 1974 may queen. 16b. keeping with the tradition of may day, our contestants dance around the may pole. 16c. terry munday is caught in one of the lighter moments of the pageant. 16d. the may queen, with the members of her court, scans the scene. o ke vin enjoys life in brasil in February 1974, kevin league became the first a .f .s . student to represent granite falls abroad, kevin spent the year in caxias del sul, brasil. his host parents were guido and renee d ' arrigo, who along with their children, marcos 19, mano 18, nelson 17, and edson 14, made kevin feel like a real brasilian. kevin attended school on a monday through Saturday basis and participated in a total of thirty-two classes, he won several medals in swimming and basketball, his basketball team competed in the third round of the inter-state championship, kevin, him- self, averaged nineteen points and twelve rebounds per game. i have really enjoyed the past months in brasil, and i thank the a.f.s. for sending me to such a beautiful country . kevin league 17e. kevin relaxes with his host family in brasil. 17f. kevin and his friend neca spend tinne at the club juventude. 17g. kevin is at the club juventude where he plays basketball. features seventeer right: the art club consists of m. brinkley, b. starnes, m. o ' brian, k. nichols, j. richards, c. moore, p. bolick, and s. dish- man. below: monograni inembers are as follows: k. reece — pres., t. bumgarner — v. pres., s. teague — sec.-treas.. j. davis, d. klrkpai- rick, m. white, j. rhea, t. coffey, t, mur- phy, m. Sims, j. dula, k. edwards, d. yount, j. mays, m. owens, m. miller, d. andrews, I. knight, f. church, r. laxton, d. teague, s. storie, j. triplett, m. kincaid, b. sears, j. reid, e. hayes, s. shell, k. white, s. triplett, b. huffman, a. huffman, k. frye, k. wright, d. duncan, s. yount, j. sides, s. frazier, s. parsons, j. keller, r. crisp, r. bolick, s. jul- ian, m. brinkley, d. thompson, t. settle- myre, c. moore, w. ingle, I. hawhee, b. brinkley, t. lail, c. kincaid, s. keller, t. settlemyre, I. teague, r. benfield, j. isen- hour, k. dine, a. starnes, j. jett, d. mun- day, d. mclean, d. greene, j. powell, j. harris, d. hardee, m. walker, r. herman, a. hill, j. goble, c. hanson, t. tolbert, j. kiziah, I. gilbert, s. simmons, r. anderson, g. pearson, g. keller, r. curtis, r. hendricks, d. robinson, m. swanson, j. coffey, m. marshall, and m. wilson. art club monogram club eighteen organizations ' I cooperative office workers right: this year ' s co- operative office work- ers are as follows: m. truesdaie, k. beal, d. berryhill, r. bolick, k. bryant, b. bumgarner, V. cook, s. freeman, k. frye, a. hefner, r. hol- lar, t. Johnson, c. lail, I . lefevers, r. mi Her, t. munday, v. reid, s. starnes, s. teague, d. walker, m. brinkley, m. freeman, r. hens- ley, f. huffman, k. presnell, j. sides, b. Stewart, b. triplett, s. harrison, e. mc kinney, a. guess, b. watson. below: the f .f.a. con- sists of the students in the agricultural classes. future farmers of am erica Spanish club changes its below: Spanish club mem- bers b. huffman, m. miller, g. thomas, k. overcash, b. white, m. sims, m. kincaid, p. allan, b. larson, c. sears, s. kiziah, t. beshears, d. watson, t. bumgarner, s. julian, b. lentz, I. hawhee, g. triplett, t. burns, w. reece, c. kirby, c. moretz, a. cal- loway, j. holman, k. smith, b. chatman, c. mathis, I. powell, s. hartsoe, r. kiziah, p. isenhour, c. stallings, p. rash, j. miller, k. wright, s. keller, p. larson, r. mcrary, s. reid, t. settlemyre, d. duncan, g. pearson, r. ben- field, s. shumaker, I. teague, I. blackburn, b. hubbard, d. colvard, p. cook, m. miller, k. dine, j. myers, j. cox, I . huffman, d. fairchild, g. bell, s. yount, s. hayes, b. mackie, d. annas, s. starnes, a. longshore, a. woods, I. birtwistle, r. curtis. right: some Spanish club members enjoy participat- ing, in the mexican custom of breaking a pinata. name to los conquistadores los conquistadores is an organization in our school which works as a fellowship for stu- dents of Spanish, the club is dedicated to the further enrich- ment of the language and the study of Spanish speaking countries. this year the club worked together on such projects as the construction of a portal in the Spanish class. left: the Spanish club officers are pres. — cathy stall ings; v.-pres. — cindy kirby, sec. — suzanne keiler, below: to create a Spanish Christ- mas atmosphere, the Spanish club members constructed a nativity scene known as a portal. organ] zati ons tw enty- one anchor club above: with mike miller voted the club sweetheart, the mem- bers of the anchor club are k. bryant, j. huff man, s. shu maker, s. teague, a. benfield, I. black- burn, p. bolick, b. brady, t. bumgarner, a. calloway, s. frazier, r. hensley, m. Johnson — treas., s. yount — pres. j. sides-- V. pres., m. harren — sec, s. Julian, s. keller, b. larson, b. lentz, p. lunsford, w. reece, t. settlemyre, k. wright, p. allan, J. brady, s. childers, v. fairchild, t. gilliam, c. John- son, e. Johnson, c. moretz, r. myers, s. shumaker, c. stal- lings, I. starnes, I. teague, and d. teague. below; the french club is com- prised of steve si mmons, debbie thompson, Jeff haas, sandra frazier, ron hendricks, Jill huff- man, rick smith, mary beth harren, robin hollar, kim bryant, terry munday, terry bell, pam lunsford, marty alger, connie kincaid, sharon teague, Janet greer, norman young, sharon turner, karen beal . french beta club — academic achievement the beta club consists of all students with a 90 or above average. the members of the beta club make up the upper six percent of the student body. left: the officers of the beta club are mark tregde — president, rick smith — vice-president, sharon teague--secretary, alisa ben- ffeld — treasurer, below: the membership of the beta club is (seniors) mark tregde, sharon teague, adele huff man, angle hefner, peter larson, tim bumgarner, sandy shu maker, sharyn starnes, kevin teague, karen beal, cindy sears, terry bell, ronnie laxton, Jackie starnes, ken white, (jun- iors) richard smith, alisa ben- field, kandy overcash, lynn blackburn, beth brady, amy calloway, rebecca lentz, connie kincaid, sandra Julian, sabrina kiziah, sherrie hartsoe, maria Johnson, susie Jones, Jerry cox, martha williams, kim wright, ben white, susan yount, cindy kirby and sandra frazier. 1 organizations twenty-three student council represents student body right: officiating over the student council are ken white — president, suzanne keller — vice-president, sandra frazier — secretary, connie kincaid — treasurer, kim bryant — pcirliamentarian. below: the student council is made up of angie hefner, mark tredges, sharon teague, jill huff man, mary aeth harren, tamera bumgarner, beth I arson, suzy jones, ben white, sandra julian, sonya childers, jo brady, david munday, lisa teague, cindy johnson, rick curtis, caria mc guire, dan hardee, sherry tramble, linda triplett, beth brinkley, and Jennifer metcalf. acting as the governing body of the school, the student council works diligently throughout the year on various projects, ken white — president and ms. mane swink-- faculty advisor to the council work with tine representatives of the four classes on matters such as revisions in the school ' s constitution, mem- bers of the student council are elected by petition, and the officers are chosen by an electoral vote open to all students at g. f. h. s . this year the student council sponsored such events as home- coming festivities, Christmas queen, may queen and student orientation day. left: ms. marie swink — faculty advisor reflects on the seemingly constant ac- tivity of the council, below: the junior and senior class mem- bers of the student council enjoy free time whenever the occasion arises. above: allied youth is made up of r. boiicl , k. bryant, s. freeman, a. hefner, r. hollar, j. Huffman, r. miller, v. re id, s. league, t. boles, m. harren, s. hartsoe, c. kirby, d. thompson, s. yount, j. brady, t. burns, s. childers, g. dula, t. gilliam, I. Huffman, w. ingle, k. bolick. right: the allied youth leaders are jill Huffman — president, robin bolick — vice president, angle hefner — secretary, and susan yount — treasurer. to realize that enjoyment of a full and abundant life can be had without the need for alcohol and drugs is the objective of allied youth, the club meets and holds fellowship activities such as parties and cookouts. better living — allied youth twenty-six organizations organization stages productions above: drama club members gail baker, glenn biddix, pam bolick, doris cannon, patsy cook, robin cook, vivian cook, sandra freeman, teresa gilliam, beverly goble, debbie holman, pam isenhour, suzy jones, becky lentz, renee mc rary, kelly lowdermilk, sieve mitcham, Cheryl murphy, thomas murphy, John myers, kandy overcash, debbie pitts, tim pope, linda powell, doris shelton, cathy stallings, lois starnes, sharon starnes, sheila starnes, steve starnes, barbara teague, peggy ward, teela watson, and jamie wl lliams. left: the production of a play requires hours of strenuous re- hearsal . the members of the drama club work together in presenting dramatic productions to the public, membership is divided in- to committees which work on makeup, staging, and casting. science club becomes a reality the science club is an activity oriented group whose programs in- clude hiking and campingo each year the organization sponsors a community drive for the march of dimes, the club also enters a so- ciety minded project each year in the district competition, this new group takes the place of the old health careers club and is under the di- rection of randy hurst- right: peter larson is president, and maria johnson is secretary of district II of the north Carolina student academy of science, peter is also state president of the organization, far right: the local officers are pres. — peter larson, v.-pres. — marty wilson, sec. — adele huffman, treas. — pam isen- hower. below: the granite falls science club consists of p. allan, j. atkin, t. atkin, a. benfield, I. blackburn, t. boles, m. bumgarner, t. bumgarner, t. burns, j. cox, r. Curtis, a huffman, d. huffman, p. isenhower, m. johnson, s. Jordan, r. kiziah, p. larson, s. lefevers, b. mackie, t. mann, j, mays, c. moretz, j. munday, s. Simmons, s. shumaker, r. smith, s. starnes, m. tregde, t. warlick, k. white, m. wi Ison. L twenty-eight organizations future homemakers j -] the future homemakers of america is an ex- tension of the home economics department, and it is an organization that adds to the education received in these classes, some events spon- sored each year by the f. h.a. are the mother- daughter banquet, the fashion-talent show, and the annual playschool, the f.h.a. teaches stu- dents more than the basic concepts of home economics. right: the membership of the f.h.a. is k. yount, b. icard, g. freeman, d. hoi man, s. reid, p. bolick, b. murphy, c. bum- garner, p. brown, t. miller, d. moses, d. shelton, d. thompson, d. price, n. barrier, j. williams, t. howell, t. munday, s. starnes, I. coffee, c. price, t. gilliam, j. cannon, a. huffman, s. teague, r. trivette, a. calloway, k. haw- kins, d. fox, w. ingle, c. powell, b. goble, d. baker, g. dula, j. franklin, d. huffman, I. triplett, d. mathis, w. huffman, s. shu- maker, c. huffman, f. huffman, s. Jordan, k. wright, c. williams, a. wicker, v. reid, t. gilliland, V. fairchiid, r. hensley, s. kiziah, k. frye, and r. mi Her. top right: the f.h.a. playschool which takes place in the spring, provides a study of childcare for the f.h.a. students, above: the f.h.a. officers are robin bolick — pres., sabrina kiziah — v. pres., wanda ingle — sec, and amy calloway — treas. above: the membei-s of the f.b.l.a. are karen beal, cindy kirby, sharon starnes, brian chat- man, keith reece, brenda bumgarner, kim bryant, robin bolick, vivian cook, sandra free- man, lorraine lefevers, teresa gi II i land,theresa Johnson, debra haas, sherrie hartsoe, robin hol- lar, angle hefner, cherry lail, kelly lowder- milk, janet greer, elisa mc kinney, vickie reid, bryon mackie. left: the officers for the club are karen beal — president, cindy kirby — vice-president, sharon starnes — secretary, brian chatman — treasurer, and keith reece — reporter. in order to prepare students for the business world, the future business leaders of america steers business stu- dents toward their careers, this newly formed club at g.f.h.s. is comprised of students presently enrolled in a bus- iness course who wish to pursue a ca- reer in this field, the club is dedicated to tlie enriching of our business lead- ers of the future. ih a organizations thirty-one miss branch takes over as ha advisor right: f.t.a, members connie kincaid, beth brady, and cindy johnson partic- ipate in other school activities such as the band. below: f.t.a. members are I. lefevers, d. colvard, k. lowdermilk, b. lentz, m. Wilson, m. harren, I. blackburn, r. mc rary, r. curtis, t. ingle, k. bryant, b. chatman, w. ingle, I. teague, I. birtwistle, I. triplett, d. thompson, t. mann, t. bumgarner, c. anderson, r. hollar, w. reece, I. huff man, s. fra- zier, r. alien, c. moretz, d. colvard, m. kincaid, k. bolick, j. brady, s. keller, d. reid, r. kiziah, t. boles, s. barnaby, d. huff man, I. hawhee, g. dula, c. mc guire, r. smith, c. john- son, V. lefevers, b. mackie, r. mil- ler, t. watson, s. blair, k. hilton, d. wright, b. mitchum, d. moses, j. huffman, c. murphy, d. cannon, s. jordon, m. johnson, p. lunsford, j. Williams, r. hensley, t. beshears, a. Calloway, t. settlemyre, m. tredge, c. kincaid, s. kiziah, s. lindsey, t. settlemyre, k. wright, j. myers, k. beal, c. stallings, s. yount, d. duncan, s. hayes, s. starnes, p. howell, j. franklin, s. helton, k. overcash, e. johnson, d. teague, t. lail, m. bum- garner, and a. hefner. thirty-two organlzatlons I the future teachers of america is an organization of high school students who plan to go into the field of education, among the activities of the f.t.a. this year were the teachers tea, f.t.a. con- vention, and f.t.a. teachers ' day. the club is sponsored by miss branch, a new teacher at g.f.h.s. the student leadership is under the direction of angie hefner, the club president. left: acting as officers for the f.t.a. are: susan yount — treasurer, sandra frazier — secretary, angie hefner — president, and kim bryant — vice president. below: debbie branch, sophomore english teacher, is the advisor for the f.t.a. organizations thirty- three summer — the changes during vacations summer is a time for: empty halls hot weather driver ' s ed air conditioners picnics water skiing sleeping late going to the beach suntans pepsi bees cookouts working soap operas band practice bikinis bare feet affect us physically and emotionally. as the last bell rang on June 6, hundreds of students left the campus to swim, play tennis, ride horses, and go to the beach, freedom was gained by all once more. during the summer vacations, everyone was changed in some way. people returned to school different than they were before, there were changes everywhere, some seen; some uhseen. as nature itself is changed by the cycle of the seasons, people are also changed. thirty-six summer 36a. sunlight silhouettes a lone dogwood. 36b. patsy cook and Sharon frye enjoy a warm summer day picking flowers. 36c. the youth of granite falls cool off in the waters of the shuford recreation center pool. 37d. empty halls symbolize the closing of school for another year. 37e. what summer is complete without a trip to the beach? 37f. summer dresses the trees in many shades of green. summer thirty-seven CHEMISTR OGEN music plays an important role in our lives, and it affects us in many ways, when we are lonely, it becomes a friend. 38a. music makes class more enjoyable for becky lentz and pam bolick. 38b. a ballgame unites the fans with team spir- it. 39c. an f.h.a. playschool participant makes friends with cotton nichols. 39d. kelly lowdermilk and beth brady appreciate a cool breeze on a summer day. 39e. lunch is a well deserved break for beth larson and derek tolbert. 39f. mark kincaid and tina tsumas perform a typical lunch break prank. music thirty-nine f 40a. terry munday and vicki reid anxiously await the beginning of homecoming halftime activities. 40b. the desire to win is a pulling force for iarry knight when he plays. 40c. music is a common interest of three elated girls, pam lunsford, jamie wllliams, and jill sides. 4id. sunlight coming through a church window produces a sol- emn effect. 41e. kim bryant en- joys an amusing moment during the student council elections. 41f. cathy stall ings, cathy alien, sonya childers, teresa gilliam, gaye dula, and lisa teague are amused by dawn teague ' s famous woody laugh. music what is that sound I hear? Tnusic. flowing through • the room, what is it, i say. music. music; musical notes blending together. music; instruments playing. and the very special music that of the heart. music forty-one music to me mus ic to me is a bird in flight; a ride on a breeze; a song in the night. it ' s a rustle of leaves; the breaking of a wave; the swaying of trees; the hollowness of a cave. music is the way nature makes the world a good place to be. music is as close to us as the nearest radio, phonograph, or tape player, and it takes an active part in everything we do. forty-two music during this transition period of our lives, music affects changes on our personalities, the driving beat of a hard rock song or the flowing rhythm of a soul melody can build us up with excitement or calm down our tense, pressured brains, by setting a mood within the song, the lyrics set our moods, the sub- tle moral behind the song makes small but meaningful changes on our easily molded characters, music is an important influence on us. 42a. mary lynn brinkley dances to music during the may queen pageant. 42b. playschool provides a chance for play-at- school for tim duffey. 42c. robin bolick and cindy kirby retain friendships during the summer, 42d. calisthenics are made easy with the use of music. 43e. the fans follow a left field hit during a 1974 baseball game. 43f. music is a means for relaxation for regina hensley. musi c f orty-three with the coming of autumn, all return { to the daily routine of school life. language 46a. ms. reva hayes 46b. richard starnes 46c. bill metcalf 46d. max s. deal 46e. ms. barbara rost 46f. ms. libby hunley 47g. ms. diane watson 47h. ms. helen fowler 47i. ms. barbara jones 47j. ms. sarah jacob 47k. ms. debbie branch 471. ms. lou peele c lasses forty-seven : | I WH i l| .HHH i l  innnn  i iWI U - — TT classes fifty- one nineteen seventy-five the senior class officers, sandra shumaker-president, tim bumgarner-vice president, sharyn starnes-secretary, and keith reece-treasurer, take advantage of a warm indian sum mer day. keith benfieid fifty-two classes debbie colvard Sandra shumaker is a member of the society of outstanding american high school students and is listed in who ' s who among american high school students, mark tregde attended the 1974 session of the north Carolina governor ' s school, he is also an outstanding american high school student. Sandra and mark attended the 1974 graduation ceremonies as junior marshalls. angie hefner and ronnie laxton are listed in who ' s who among american high school students and are members of the society of outstanding american high school students, ronnie also attended the 19 74 session of the north Carolina boys ' state. wi angie hefner gceg hollar • jeff hoi man richard holt jam. robin hoi lar debbie hoi man adele huffman bobby huffman r fifty-five classes ken white received the academic award presented by the rotary club in easley, s.c, and placed third in the 1973 science fair, he is also one of the 1975 morehead nominees. Cindy sears is listed in the who ' s who among american high school students, both cindy and ken were junior marshal Is at the 1974 graduation exercises. ronnie laxton L fifty-six classes tim bumgarner IS a member of the society of outstanding american high school students and the outstanding teenagers of amenca. he attended the north Carolina boys ' state, was a junior marshall at the 1974 graduation exercises, and is listed in the who s who among american high school students, sharon turner was a junior marshall also classes fifty-seven 4 alan price gale presnell kevin teague was selected as an a.f . exchange student and was a first place winner in the 1973 science fair, adele huffman is an outstanding teenager of america. both kevin and adele are listed in who ' s who among american high school students and are members of the society of outstanding american high school students. f ifty-e i ght c I asses terry bell was chosen to attend the 1974 graduation exercises as a junior marshall and took part in the all state band program, sharon teague is a member of the society of outstanding american high school students, she was also a junior marshal I. ciasses fifty-nine sharyn starnes was chosen to attend the 1974 graduation exercises as a junior marshall. peter V ' (arson attended the 1974 session of the national science foundation ' s summer math program. he is listed in who ' s who among american high school students, is one of the 1975 morehead nominees, and was a junior marshall at the graduation exercises. sixty classes super seniors c - 62a. the best looking seniors are iarry knight and karen beal. 62b„ the senior class thinks of mark kincaid and robin miller as neatest, 62c. among the seniors, robin bolick and Iarry kinght are the most athletic. 62d. the cutest seniors are cathy moore and sheldon storie. sixty- two classes 63e. terry bell and mark tregde are the most likely to succeed. 63f. lefty childers and eddie hayes are the wittiest seniors. 63g. the most popular seniors are ken white and terry munday. 63h. sharon teague and tim bumgarner are the most versatile. 63i. the class thinks angle hefner and keith reece are most dependable. c I asses si xty-three statistics ■ ' anderson, david — ffa 1: vica 3,4; ict 3,4. andrews, dean — vica 3,4; monogram 2,3,4; football 1,2, 3,4; interclub 1; bricklaying 3,4; sophomore class v. -pres.; basketball 1,2, co-captain 3 and 4. ' ■ ' atkin, jamie — homecoming escort 4; track 3,4; baseball 3,4; monogram 4; lab assistant 4; wrestling 1. (1-2 at page high) ' ■■■•■•barnes, brent — ffa 2,3,4; art 2,3. beal, karen — fta 1,2,3,4; fbia pres. 4; homecoming spon- sor 3; homecoming representative 4; homecoming queen 4; beta 2,3,4; french 2,3; co-op 3,4; student council 1; senior superlative best looking; interclub 4; band 1,2; pep club 1, 2,4; society of outstanding american high school students. bell, terry — beta 2,3,4; anchor 1,2; french 4; senior su- perlative most likely to succeed; interclub 4; band 1,2,3, pres. 4; pep club 3; health careers club 2; junior marshall. benfield, debbie fha 1,2; de 3,4; art 2. benfield, keith — de 4. bolick, robin--fta 1,2,3,4; fha 1,2,3, pres. 4; fbIa 4; monogram 2,3,4; co-op 3,4; allied youth 1, v. -pres. 2,3, and 4; senior superlative most athletic; interclub 2,3,4; office assistant 4; basketball 1,2,3, tri-captain 4; pep club 1,2,4, freshman and sophomore class projects committees. browning, tim— ffa 1; vica 3,4; ict 3,4. bryant, kim fta 1,2,3, v. -pres. 4; fha 2; fbia 4; anchor 4; french 2,3,4; co-op 4; student council 3; parliamen- tarian 4; allied youth 4; interclub 4; band 1,2,3, reporter 4; basketball 1,2; carrousel princess 4; pep club 1,4; jun- ior and senior projects committee. ' buckner, rick — de 3,4. bumgarclner, brenda--fta 2; fbIa 4; monogram 1,2,3; co- op 3; art 2; basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2. bumgarner, tim — beta 2,3,4; v. -pres. 3; track 2; mono- gram 2,3, v.-pres. 4; science 4; senior superlative most versatile; football 1,2,3,4; all conference football 4; inter- club 3,4; office assistant 3; chorus treas. 4; sophomore class pres.; junior class v.-pres.; senior class v.-pres.; bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; boy ' s state; junior marshall; citizenship award 2; who ' s who 4; all-county football 4; society of outstanding high school students 3,4; outstanding teenagers of america 3. ' ' ' childress, lefty--anchor club 2; senior superlative wit- tiest; chorus 3,4; pebble 1; softball 1,2. church, freddie--homecoming escort 3; Spanish 2; track 1,2; monogram 2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; band 1,2; basket- ball 1,2; pep club 1,2,3. cline, bobby--de 4; art 3,4. colvard, debbie--fta 4; vica 4; art 3; ict 4. ' ■ ■ ' colvard, denver — ffa 1; vica 3,4; ict 3,4. ■■ ' corpening, joetta — de sec. 4. dishman, sue — de 3,4; art 2,4; band 1; chorus 2; pep club 1. ' ■ ' fields, john — vica 3,4; Spanish 4; ict 3,4. ' ••fortenberry, billy ffa 2,3,4; vica 4; football 1; ict 4. freeman, sandra — fbIa 4; co-op 3,4; allied youth 4; drama club chairman of publicity 4. frye, karen--fha 1,2,3,4, treas. 3; monogram 2,3,4; co- op 4; cheerleader 1,2,3,4; interclub 1; library assistant 3; freshman class pres.; pep club 1,2,3,4; softball 2. gilliland, teresa— fha 1,2,3,4; fbIa 4; vica 3,4; ict 3,4. greer, janet — fbIa 4; vica 4; french 3,4; ict 4; band 1; chorus 2,3; pep club 1. guess, angie--fha 1; vica 3; french 3,4; ict 3; basketball 1. haas, debra— fbIa 4; de 3,4. ' ■ ' hall, conley — ffa 1,2,3,4; co-op 3,4. harkness, pamela — fta 1; de 4; student council 3; pep club 1; vocations 3; health careers 2; red cross volunteer 3. (1-3 at camp lejeune) harrison, sherry — fha 2; french 2; library assistant 2,3,4; health careers club 2. hawkins, steve — vica 3,4; monogram 2,3,4; football 2,3, 4; bricklaying 3,4. hayes, eddie — homecoming escort 1; de 3, pres. 4; track 1; monogram 2,3,4; co-op 3,4; senior superlative wittiest; football 1,2,3,4; captain 1; interclub 4; freshman class sec. -treas.; basketball 1,2; interact 1,2,3. hefner, angela— fta 1,2,3, pres. 4; fbIa 4; beta 2,3,4; homecoming representative 4; anchor 3; french 3; afs 3,4; co-op 3,4; student council 2,3,4; allied youth 3, sec. 4; senior superlative most dependable; Christmas queen 4; in- terclub 3,4; band 1,2,3,4; majorette 2, 3, head 4; chorus 4; junior cFass pres.; carrousel pageant first runner up; pep club 1,4; citizenship award 3; society of outstanding teen- agers of america 3,4; teen queen part, hollar, greg ffa 1,2,3,4. hollar, robin — fta 1,2,3,4; fbIa 4; homecoming sponsor 2,4; french 2,3,4; co-op 3,4; allied youth 4; office assist- ant 4; band 2; pep club 1,2,3,4. holman, debbie — fha 1,4; library assistant 4; library club 2; chorus 1,2,3,4; drama club 3,4. ' holman, jeff — homecoming escort 3; Spanish 3,4; french 2,3; monogram 3; basketball 2,3. holt, richard — -Spanish 2,4; office assistant 4; basketball 2. huffman, adele— fta 1,2 treas. 3; fha 4; beta 2,3,4; afs 2,3,4; americans abroad finalist; monogram 2,3,4; student council 1,2,3; science sec. 4; cheerleader 1, head 2, co- head 3, head 4; interclub 3,4; office assistant 2,3,4; boulder 3, business manager 4; pep club 1,4; who ' s who; outstanding teenager of america; society of distinguished high school students; explorer scout; sophomore, junior, and senior class projects committee. huffman, bobby — fta 2,3; Spanish 3,4; track 2,3,4; mono- gram 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; all conference football 4; interclub 3; basketball 1,2,3, co-captain 4; interact 2,3; all-county football 4; society of outstanding high school students 4; most outstanding freshman or sophomore ath- lete 4. huffman, jill-fta 1,2,3,4; homecoming sponsor 3; an- chor 4; french 2,4, pres. 3; student council 4; allied .youth 1, v.-pres. of socials 2, sec. -treas. 3, pres. 4; interclub 2,3,4; office assistant 4; library assistant 4; band 1,2; librarian 3, majorette and v.-pres. 4; chorus 4; pep club 1,4; carrousel contestant 4. jett, Carolyn — de parliamentarian 4; french 3; cheer- leader 1,2; chorus 1,2,3,4; pep club 1. johnson, theresa — fha 1,2,3; fbIa 4; de 3; co-op 4. justus, angie — homecoming sponsor 4; anchor 3; french 2; art 3,4; office assistant 4; ict 3,4; pep club 1. knight, larry — homecoming escort 1; track 2; baseball 1; monogram 1,2,3,4; senior superlative most athletic and best looking; football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; bus driver 3; bricklaying 3,4; freshman class parliamentarian; basKetball 1,2,3,4. ' • ' lail, cherry — fha 1,2,3; fbIa 4; homecoming sponsor 2, homecoming representative 4; co-op 4; Christmas court 4; office assistant 3; pebble 4; softball 2. si xty-four classes larson, peter — fta 2,3; homecoming escort 3,4; beta 2,3, 4; Spanish 4; french 1; student council pari. 3; science club v.-pres. 3, pres. 4, district and state pres. 3,4; inter- club 3,4; bus driver 3,4; band 1,2; boulder 3, editor 4; who ' s who; society of distinguished high school students; outstanding teenager of america; sstp in math participant; junior marshall; junior class projects committee; more- head nominee 4. ■•■■laxton, ronnie— beta 2,3,4; Spanish 3; track 1,2,3,4; monogram 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; all conference track 3,4; office assistant 4; basketball 2; boy ' s state 3. ' •■ ' lefevers, loraine— fta 2,3,4; fbia 4; co-op 3,4; art 3. lentz, roger— ffa 2,4; vica 4; ict 4. •■ •■■longshore, james--homecoming escort 3,4; vica 3,4; golf 1,2; monogram 1,2,3; student council 1; bricklaying 3,4; basketball 2. ■•■ ■■■mask, debby— vica 3,4; ict 3,4. ' •■ ' ■ ' mckinney, eiesa— fha 1,2,3,4; fbIa 4; vica reporter 3; ict 3. ■miller, robin— fta 3,4; fha 2,3,4; fbia 4; co-op 4; art treas. 2; student council 1,2,3; allied youth 3,4; senior superlative neatest; pep club 1,4; business vocations 3,4. ■•■ ' minton, sharon--fha 2; fbIa 4; vica 4; ict 4; chorus 2. ■•■ moore, cathy — homecoming representative 3; Spanish 3; teen queen contestant 3; art 3,4; senior superlative cutest; Christmas court 4; library assistant 4; chorus 4; basketball 3,4; carrousel pageant second runner up; pep club 4. ■•■■munday, terry— fha 2,3,4; achievement award 3; home- coming representative 2,4; anchor 2; french 4; teen queen contestant 2; may queen representative 3; co-op 4; art 1, v.-pres. 2 and 3; allied youth 3,4; senior superlative most popular; Christmas court 4; interciub 2; boulder 3; sopho- more class and junior class sec. -treas.; pep club 2; soft- ball 1,2; governor ' s school 2. ■ nichols, keith— ffa 4; art 2,3, pres. 4. ' nix, janice— fha 4; vica 4; allied youth 3; ict 4. ■ ollis, rita — chorus 4. pendergrast, dwayne— ffa 2; vica 3,4; football 1; ict 3,4; basketball 2. ' ' ■ phillips, larry— ffa 2,4; ict 3,4. ■•■■ powell, linda— fha 3; Spanish 3,4; library assistant 2,3; chorus 4; pep club 2,3,4; drama 4. (1-3 at east gaston high) ' ■ presnell, gale— allied youth 1; bus driver 3,4; basketball ' ■ price, alien— ffa 2; ict 3,4. ■ ' ■ ' ■reece, keith--fbla reporter 4; vica v.-pres. 4; Spanish 3; monogram 2,3, pres. 4; art 1,2,3; senior superlative most dependable; football 1,2,3,4; interciub 4; bus driver 3,4; ict 4; pebble art editor 4; senior class treas.; basketball 2; all county football 4. ■••■ reid, junior— track 1; monogram 2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; all conference football 4; interciub 2,3,4; bus driver 3; ict 4; bricklaying 3. ' reid, vickie--fha 1,2,4; fbIa 4; homecoming sponsor 4; monogram 2; student council 1; allied youth 1,4; cheer- leader 1,2; office assistant 3,4; pep club 1,2,4; Softball 2. richards, jimmy— ffa 2; vica 3,4; art 3,4; ict 3,4. sears, brian— vica 3,4; monogram 2,3,4; football 2,3,4; bricklaying 3,4. ■••■ ' sears, cindy— beta 2,3,4; Spanish 3,4; chorus 4; junior marshall, sophomore class parliamentarian. ' settlemyre, reggie--ffa 2,3; de 4; chorus 2,3, v.-pres. 4. ' settlemyre, susie— fha 1,2; de 3,4; library assistant 3; chorus 4. ■ shell, Steve— ffa 2; track 1,2; monogram 1,2,3,4; foot- ball 3,4; bricklaying 3; basketball 1,2,3,4; drama 3. ■■• ' shumaker, sandra— fta 2,3; fha 1,2,3,4; beta 2,3,4; anchor 3,4; Spanish 3,4; science 4; band 1,2,3,4; senior class pres.; health careers club 1,2; junior marshall. ■ •■starnes, barry— ffa 2,3,4; co-op 4; art treas. 3,4. ■■■■■ ' starnes, jackie — beta 2; Spanish 3; ict 4; basketball 1,2. ■ ' ' ' starnes, sharon — fha 2; fbIa sec. 4; anchor 2; french 3; co-op 4; band 1,2; pep club 1; drama club 3,4; health careers club 1, treas. 2. • ■■ ■starnes, sharyn— fta 2,3; beta 2,3,4; Spanish 2,3,4; science 4; senior class sec; health careers 1,2; junior marshall; distinguished high school student of america; outstanding high school student of america. ' ■■■■■ ' stillwell, loretta— Spanish 2,3; library assistant 2,3; health careers club 2. ■ ■■•■storie, sheldon— vica 3,4; baseball 2,3,4; monogram 2,3, 4; senior superlative cutest; football 1, co-captain 2,3,4; bricklaying 3,4; basketball 2. ' ■ •■teague, doug— vica 3,4; monogram 2,3,4; football 1,2,3, 4; interciub 2,3,4; bricklaying 3,4; chorus 2, •■■■ ' teague, sharon--fta 2; fha 1,2, sec. 3 and 4; beta 2,3,4; homecoming representative 1; french 3, sec. 4; teen queen contestant 1; monogram 3, sec. 4; co-op 4; student coun- cil 1,2,3,4; allied youth 2, v.-pres. 3 and 4; senior super- lative most versatile; cheerleader 2, mascot 3,4; Christmas court 4; interciub 3,4; office assistant 3,4; carrousel con- testant 4; pep club v.-pres. 4; citizenship award 1; junior marshall 3; society of outstanding american high school students 3,4; society of distinguished american high school students 4; junior class projects committee; Softball 2. ' ■■ ' tolbert, derek— ffa 1; homecoming escort 4; vica 1,2,3; track 1,2; science 1,2,3,4; football 1; basketball 1. (1-3 ' at hibriten high) ■•■■■ ' tredge, mark— fta 2,4; homecoming escort 3; beta 2, parliamentarian 3, pres. 4; french 4; track 3,4; monogram 3,4; student council 4; science 3,4; band 1,2, v.-pres. 3,4; junior marshall; sophomore, junior, senior projects com- ittee. triplett, becky— fha 1; co-op 4; library assistant 3,4; chorus 2,3. -•■ ' triplett, jonie—golf 2; baseball 3; football 1,2,3,4; monogram 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; ict 4; freshman class v.-pres.; basketball 1,2,3,4. ' • triplett, scott — Spanish 3; track 1,2,3; baseball 4; mono- gram 1,2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; all conference basketball 3; basketball 1,2,3,4. tsumas, tina — homecoming sponsor 4; (san diquito high school) newspaper staff 2; annual staff 2; office assistant 3; tennis team 3. ■•■ ' turner, sharon — de 4. walker, debbie — fha 1,2; co-op 3,4. watson, brenda— vica 3,4; ict 3,4; chours 2,4. •■white, joyce— vica 3,4; ict 3,4; chorus 2,4. white, ken— beta 3,4; Spanish 2,3; golf 2,3,4; afs 3,4; monogram 2,3,4; student council president 4; science 4; senior superlative most popular; football 2,3,4; interciub 4; office assistant 4; latin club 1; junior marshall. wicker, tina— de 3,4; de sweetheart 4; library club 2,3; chorus 2,4. wiles, deborah— de 3,4; library assistant 1,3; chorus 1,3, 4. wilson, patricia — de 3,4. winkler, am y— fha 1,2; vica 3,4; allied youth 1; ict 3,4; band 2; basketball 1,2; pep club 2. woods, ronnie— vica 4; de 3; football 1,3; basketball 1,2; ict 4; science 1; chorus 1,2,4; bus driver 2,3. yount, joan— fta 3; fha 1,2; vica 4; allied youth 2; ict 4. classes sixty-five t nineteen seventy-six 1,;.-: donna craig terry craig dennis crawford classes sixty-seven rick smith is the recipient of the achievement award for the junior class. lisa dula donny fox sherrie hartsoe debra duncan sandra frazler regina hensley pat dyson carolyn freeman mike hentschel kelth edwards martha freeman james herring tim duffey jerry dula chris estes rl chard harkness robert holmes herbie dula joey dula diane fowler mary beth harren franc es huff man sixty-eight classes gary Huffman chipper hughes pam isenhour cindy kirby steve kistler sabrina kiziah maHa johnson suzy jones sandra julian steve lail beth larson shirley ledford joey keller suzanne keller connie kincaid kelly lowdermilk pam lunsford tommy mann billy klutz alan lail janet lail joey lefevers becky lentz cathy lindsey classes sixty-nine greg thomas uses his spare time to complete various projects. johnny mays jerry mi I ler jody munday kandy overceish wanda reece ken merritt mi ke mi I ler becky murphy mike owens dale reid karen michae! steve mitchum thomas murphy steve parsons franklin reid terry myers tim pope jim rhea larry nichols kathy presnell tommy robinson mark o ' brien gary rash curtis rominger seventy classes toby settlemyre mi ke si ms lex teague jeff townsend nathan winkler karl schmertzler kyie smith shelia starnes ben white frank woods peter sharman rick smith Wesley starnes mi ke white kim Wright doris shelton nelson spencer larry swanson jamie williams danny yount debbie sherrill david starnes greg thomas martha williams susan yount jill sides bobby Stewart debbie thompson marty wi Ison William yount classes seventy-one pam allan cathy alien ricky anderson david annas tony atkin nancy barrier glenda bell ronnie benfield johnny biddix laurie birtwistle jo ann brady jerry brinkley seventy-two classes laurie birtwistle waits anxiously each day for school to begin. terri brink ley paula brown keith brittain george bryant Cheryl bumgarner lisa bumgarner sonya childers sharon church patsy cook syd cox danny brown mike bryant Stanley burns kenny dine david craig tain my burns donna colvard randy crump daria cannon debbie cook rick curtis brian chatman libby cook james cutshall : I asses seventy-three gaye dula greta edwards debbie fairchi Id vickie fairchild g I enda freeman demise fox larry gilbert teresa gilliam jerry goble danny greene garry greer mi ke griffee jeff haas chris iianson olivia hart sandra hayes geneva helton ron hendricks kim hildebran alan hill bret hollar becky hubbard donna huffman lori huffman benita icard wanda ingle tina ingle John isenhower james jett cindy Johnson seventy-four classes donna Huffman and gary pearson find time between classes to put the bike rack, donated by the sophomore class, to good use. elaine johnson William kelley teresa lai I sandra livingston dale mc lean sandra Jordan jeff kiziah robin laxton anita love marsha mi Her cynthia keller rex kiziah scott led better bryon mackie teresa mi Her sherri iefevers evan maltba beverly mitchum vicki Iefevers mike marshal! terry moore susan lindsey ri chard maynard Carolyn moretz classes seventy-five donna moses david munday dale myers linda phillips teresa poovey jackie powell John myers ruby myers ronnie nix kathy reid shirley reid susan reid gary pearson Janice pendegrast bobby phillips tonya settlemyre sherri shumaker stevesimmons marvin pruitt patty rash debbie reid david robinson sandy ryder tim ryder seventy-six classes li 1 7 if!) 1 1 sonya childers is the recipient of the Citizenship award for the Freshmen Class. tommy sisk cathy stallings lois starnes riki tramble cindy williams darryl smith alien starnes tammie starnes gloria triplett greta wi Ison rodney smith johnny starnes billy Stewart monta triplett sherry winkler mi ke swanson Jeffrey walker almajane woods dawn teague tim wariick donna wright lisa teague ronnie watson kathy yount classes seventy-seven nineteen seventy-eight 5 1 the officers for the class of 1978 are caria mc guire — president, dan hardee — vice president, and cheryl murphy — secretary. chris aiiiias david annas mary austin doug auton diane baker gail baker pau la beach karen bell eddie benfield danny bentiey terri birtwistle sam blackburn sonya blair allan blanton karen bolick kris bratton mike brewer beth brinkley susie barnaby linda blackwelder dwayne brittian se venty-e i ght c I asses ronnie brittian darline bumgarner linda bumgarner debbie collins anthony cook richard cook robin cook jeanine cannon alan carpenter randy carswell tammy dameron joe davis kenneth day gary de venny ricky carver arry cline penny dine greg estes sherry estes sue e vans alison fortenberry dennis coffey lisa coffey james cogdell stuart cox kenneth cutshall steve cutshall robert dula susan durham terry el more classes seventy-nine jeanette franklin alice freeman mark haas diane hamby lisa hawhee forrest hicks tommy howeil ricky kees karen haw kins kathy hilton lee hoyle John keever Sharon frye george hand robin haw kins shelia hi Iton chris huffman alien kirby stuart frye dan hardee kenny helton betty hoi man wanda huffman gary kirby wayne frye calvin harris sandra helton roger holmes tammy ingle jeff kirby beverly goble regina harrison becky hentschel darline honeycutt becky Johnson ken kirby kathy gross terry hartley rick herman pat howell susan Johnson reba kirby eighty classes Steve starnes finds time for fun on campus anne marie jerry ianey jim ledford judy ledford bryan maltba lindamarley sam mask longshore james mc cormick caria mc guire debbie mc lean kurt massagee ■ . rene mc rary tim kirby trent kiziah ri chard lai I larry looper cindy mathis renee mc rary donald kirkpatrick debbie klutz tracy lane melinda lowdermi Ik denita mathis Wesley medford brent kiziah mike lai I jeff Ianey debra lunsford mark mc corkle Jennifer metcalf classes eighty-one doug miller kenneth moore Cheryl murphy paula parham carol powell jerry re id dickie mitcham rita moretz rebecca nix chris pariier caria price reba raid wally mitchum david morris ri chard nix jewel phi I yaw donna price rex re id brenda pilkington pam price naomi robinson billy pipes jimmy randolph david sears debbie pitts tony reary kim sears barbara pope kathy rector danny shelton eighty-two classes gail baker makes full use of the first aid facilities available at the school. cathy sherrili dwayne simmons lee starnes kenneth league regina triplett richard Williams david shuford becky sisk lisa starnes johnny terry Cindy tri vette celia Wilson paul shumaker jimmy Stafford steve starnes mark thomas mark walden dean wilson kim story tracey tolbert teela watson gerald wilson phyllis swanson barbara teague jerry te ague sherry tramble vanessa tramble linda triplett mack white angela wicker joy Williams david woods chris wright debbie yount classes eighty-three ff nrtsvarsitycheerleaderswin the cheerleading squads at g.f.h.So help spread school spirit at games whether at home or away, the varsity cheerleaders are under the direction of adele huffman, and the j. v. ' s are under laurie birt- wistie. eighty-four sports yerjvcheerleaders . win 84a. varsity cheedeadei ' s boost school spirit at basketball games. 84b. g.f.h.s. has a top quality varsity cheerleading squad. 84c. the 1975 varsity cheer- leaders are, 1-jill sides, 2-sandra frazier, 3-debra duncan, 4-kim wriqht, 5-adele huffman, 6-sharon teague, 7-susan yount, 8-karen frye. 85d. cheering on the underclassmen are the j.v. cheerleaders. 85e. the j.v. cheerleaders perform diffi- cult stunts at j.v. ballgames. 85f. the 1975 j.v. cheerleaders are, 1-sherrie tramble, 2-carla mcquire, 3-jeanette frank- Pn, 4-linda bumbarner, 5-karen bolick, 6- linda triplette, 7-pam allan, 8-laurie, birt- wistle, 9-angela wicker. sports eighty-five ' iootball ' s rough, if you wanna make it, you gotta be tough ' the 1974 blue demons got off to a slow start this year, however, coaches kirkpatrick and kirby ex- pressed optimism, which payed off in the long run Dy winning over maiden, co-capt ain larry knight, the all- conference quarterback, once again displayed his leadership abilities by directing the demons to victory over rivals such as west lincoln, bunker hill, and fred t. foardo iiil 5 J 11 w 9 1 granite opponent 6 hudson 14 13 gamewell 14 35 fred t. foard 15 0 St. Stephens 34 14 west lincoln 7 17 newton 18 34 bunker hill 13 34 maiden 6 15 east lincoln 20 eighty-six sports piou jwr: sports eighty-seven coacnwaterDoy varsityfootball rts 86a. Sheldon storie, junior reid, eddie hayes, and freddie church model their unique prac- tice uniforms. 86b. the board flashes an in- itial lead score: granite over newton-conover. 87c. 1-ken white, 2-mark kincaid, 3-eddie hayes, 4-freddie church, 5-ronnie laxton, 6- larry knight, 7-junior reid, 8-steve shell, 9- brian sears, 10-keith reece, 11-bobby huffman, 12-doug teague, 13-scott triplett, 14-jonie triplett, 15-mike owens, 16-jim rhea, 17-joe lefevers, 18-karl schmertzler, 19-danny greene, 20-mike sims, 21-greg thomas, 22- ben white, 23-jeffrey mays, 24-marc alan kirkpatrick, 25-sheldon storie, 26-mike miller, 27-steve haw kins, 28-mike bryant, 29-jerry dula, 30-terry coffey, 31-thomas murphy, 32-john mays, 33-joe davis, 34-donald kirk- patrick, 35-danny yount; 36-tim bumgarner, 37-dean andrews. 87d. thomas murphy strives to gain six points. 87e. successive losses do not defeat the blue demons ' spirit. 88a. larry knight and junior reid share the post of cap- tain. 88b. an old tra dition is to run through the banner before the kickoff. 88c. the senior blue demons comprise a major part of the team. 88d. eddie hayes calms an irate larry knight after a close play. freshmenfootball le freshmen team trains players the freshman football team went through a difficult season, but still received first person experience in the fundamentals of the game. 89a. the team learns the basics of football during the season. 89b, mark walden catches a pass during a game. 89c. the freshman football team takes a break during practice. 89d. 1-g. wilson, 2-m. walden, 3-d, mitchum, 4-r. carswell, 5-t. reary, 6-j. ledford, 7-r, reid, 8-m. thomas, 9-m. white, 10-g, estes, 11-g, devenny, 12-j. elmore, 13-g, kirby, 14-s. frye, 15-d. woods, 16-d, morris, 17-d. annas, 18-c, wright, 19-1. starnes, 20-d. Simmons, 21-j. mccormick sports e ig hty- ni ne fallsp . juniorvarsityfootball j.v s display demon determination the junior varsity football team began practicing before the opening of school, these well learned tactics later be- came useful in beating west lincoln, st. Stephens, and east lincoln. coaches bernard noble and john prushinski worked together to form the prospective blue demons. ninety sports juniorvarsityfootbaiha 90a. the demons try in vain to recover the lost ball. 90b. dale mc lean runs for a firstdown, while rick curtis blocks. 90c. mike swanson catches a pass over his shoulder. 91d. the j.v. team seriously awaits the upcoming season. 91e. 1-j. jett, 2-d. hardee, 3-j. cutshall, powell, 5-g. keller, 6-c. hanson, 7-r. curtis, 8-k. buckner, 9-d. mc lean, 10-j. harris, 11-m. walker, 12-m. swanson, 13-t. tolbert, 14-d. munday, 15-r. Herman, 16-1, gilbert, 17-a. hill, 18-d. robinson, 19-s. Simmons, 20-g. pearson, 21-d. greene, 22-j. goble, 23-j. kiziah, 24-r. anderson 91g. canteen workers are debra cook, franklin reid, johnny biddix, rex reid, danny greene, and jackie powell take a break. sports ninety-one boy girl = ove the students at granite falls high school spend much time with members of the opposite sex, finding this to be an exciting way to have a good time. many couples go to the movies and to the village inn for a pizza afterwards „ during football and basketball season boys find an exciting game a good ex- cuse to hold their sweetheart ' s handc on special occasions dances are spon- sored that prove to be a welcome change from the usual dating routinec these are just a few examples of how couples spend their time together. one of the many aspects of dating is the changing of partners, it would be in- teresting to observe a couple for a year and see how many different partners they date before if they reunite., this variety Is what makes love exciting. 92a. richard holt and Jennifer metcalf frequently attend ball games together. 92b. elaine johnson enjoys spending time with John isenhour anytime. 93c. one of shirley reid ' s and david munday ' s favorite past- times is going to the movies. 93d, mark bumgarner regularly puts up with tammy burns as he does at the allied youth picnic. 93e. sheldon storie and cina tsumas take a time out. 5 Ke some enchanted evening 1974 the 1974 homecoming court consisted of eight young ladies: five seniors, one junior, one sopho more, and one freshman, representing the senior class were karen beal, angie hefner, cherry lail, terry munday, and vickie reid. susan yount was elected from the junior class, pam allan from the sophomore class, and caria mcguire from the freshman class, queen karen beal was crowned by the co-captains of the football team, cherry lail was chosen as the maid of hono.r. the queen is selected by the varsity football team. homecoming 1974 was improved over last year ' s ceremony by the participation of a large part of the student body, each class bui It a float concerning the theme some enchanted evening. the floats were judged by the faculty who chose the freshman float as best over-all . 94a. senior cherry lail was elected maid of honor, she is shown with her escort jamie atkin. 94b. miss karen beal is the senior chosen as the 1974 homecoming queen. 95c. angie hefner was chosen to represent the senior class in the homecoming court, she is escorted by rick smith. 95d. senior vickie reid was also chosen to represent her class, she is accompanied by david munday. 95e. terry munday, the fifth senior on the homecoming court is escorted by mark walden. 95f. varsity cheerleader, susan yount represents the junior class, her escort is james jett. 95g. the sophomore class is represented by pam allan. she is escorted by mark thomas. 95h. caria mcguire was elected to represent the freshman class, her escort is rick herman. 961, senior class mascots, paula miller and johnny kirby, attend the queen. 96j. the senior football players ' sponsors and their escorts take part in the program. kirn bryant, carrousel princess 1974 97a. the t rst runner up . ang f fiefrttr. 97b, cath -.aore Ukei the third place. 97c. this year ' s carriusel queen k,m bryant. each year before thanksgiving, one girl is se- lected to represent granite falls in the north Caro- lina carrousel pageant, this contest is open to all senior girls at g. f.h.s. the judging areas include poise, personality, formal gown, and streetwear competition, this year ' s carrousel queen was kim bryant, first runner up was angie hefner, and second runner up was cathy moore. features n e coolness of autumn becomes the winter Is a time for: snow basketball Christmas parties chill of winter, we notice changes. girls ' juniorvarsity basketball j.v. girls learn basketball skills the junior varsity girls ' basketball team was under the direction of a new coach this year. ms. debbie canipe stepped into the position formerly held by wayne kirby. the team, composed mainly of freshmen, ral- lied at the end of the season, and scored more total points in their last games, this young team displayed definite confidence and promise for next year ' s season. sports one hundred girls ' juniorvarsity basketball A intersports lOOa. becky hentschel enjoys the fast movements of basket- ball. 100b. sherrie lefevers fights against opposing teams to win points for her team. 100c. the main element of the game is scoring. lOld. ms. debbie canipe takes over as the new coach. lOle. the j.v. girls ' team is 1-j. metcalf, 2-b. hentschel, 3-r. laxton, 4-c. moretz, 5-s. lefevers, 6-t. gilliam, 7-r. mc rary, 8-d. mc lean, 9-g, dula, lO-k. story, 11-t. birtwistle, 12-v. tramble, 13-k. sears. lOlf, the j.v. demonettes show spirited sportsmanship this season. one hundred one sports boys ' junior varsity basketball j.v. demons very talented team the 1975 j.v. blue demons proved to be a talented and highly competitive team, the team averaged 60.2 points per game and won by as many as 25 points in one contest, several demon players scored in double figures dur- ing the season, these impressive ac- complishments enabled the demons to finish high in the conference stand- ings. [ one hundred two sports varsity basketball winter sport 102a. donald kirkpatrick concentrates intensely on making a free throw. iP2b. joe davis and donald kirkpatrick introduce themselves to the cap- tains of the opposing team. 102c. at times the team finds it necessary to confer with coach kirkpatrick about the game plan. 103d. the j.v. team finishes a rewarding season. 103e. coach kirkpatrick does not agree with all the officials ' calls. 103f. the members of the 1975 j.v. demons are l-a. carpenter, 2-m. thomas, 3-d. hardee, 4-d. kirkpatrick, 5-j. davis 6-d. Simmons, 7-t. tolbert, 8-d. mc lean, 9-g. estes, 10-t. kirby, 11-t. warlick, 12-1. gilbert, 13-d. robinson, 14-r. hendricks, 15-m. swanson ' 16-j. mc cormick, 17-k. buckner, 18-d. sears, 19-g. kirby, 20-d. woods sports one hundred three varsitygirls ' basketball demonettes show fighting spirit the 1975 girls ' varsity basketball team finished a rewarding year under the leader- ship of coach john prushinski. the team fin- ished the season with good standing in the conference, leading the team were sandra Julian, robin bolick, debbie thompson, toby settlemyre, and mary lynn brinkley. one hundred four sports .:: imt A f 1 s 13 r ° ) ( 1 1 f 104a. the scoreboard is a sure sign of demonette victory. 104b. the strain of basketball includes reaching high for jump shots. 104c. the highly spirited blue demonettes join toaether before each game. 105d. the 1975 varsity blue demonettes strive to win. 105e. coach john prushinski lends helpful advice to his team. 105f. 1-sandra julian, 2-tonya settlemyre, 3-suzanne keller, 4-toby settlemyre, 5-lisa hawhee, 6-connie kincaid, 7- cathy moore, 8-robin bolick, 9-beth brinkley, 10-teresa lail, 11-lisa teague, 12-wanda ingle, 13-mary brinkley, 14-debbie thompson, 15-john prushinski. sports one hundred five jss.. varsitygirls ' basketball 106a. the cheerleaders promote team spirit by welcoming the varsity demonettes. 106b. coach prushinski meets with the starting five to clarify game plans. 106c. robin bolick demonstrates the ease of a seemingly difficult shot. I one hundred six sports varsityboyshasketbalL. avelin 6 the blue demons rank high in sd7 the 1975 blue demons finished in runner- up position for the regular season in the sd 7 conference, after working many long hours in practice, the blue demons secured 16 victor- ies in 20 games, the highlight of the season came when an eight year dream became a reality with coach bernard nobles, the mighty blue demons captured the championship in the sd 7 conference. NO SMOKI1SI6 o ubiedribblin ggym vis i tor sec The Blue Demons accept the Champions hip trophy. one hundred eight sports varsityboys ' basketball intersoorts 107a. coach noble keeps the demons moving a steady course. 107b. the starting five blue demons are: larry knight, bobby huff man, steve shell, scott triplett, and dean andrews. 108c. the varsity blue demons have a victorious year. 108d. the members of the 1975 varsity blue demons are: 1-mike sims, 2-jonie triplett, 3-mike bryant, 4-ben white, 5-mike miller, 6-coach bernard noble, 7-mark kincaid, 8-steve parsons, 9-tim bumgarner, 10-thomas murphey, 11-joey keller, 12-greg thomas, 13-larry knight, 14- dean andrews, 15-bobby huffman, 16-steve shell, and 17-scott triplett. 108e. the varsity blue demons proudly accept the championship trophy for the sd 7 tournament. 109f. basketball is a tough contact sport. 109g. the stress of the game is evident as players stretch to make shots. sports one hundred nine sharon league miss blue and gold each year the varsity basketball teams choose one girl who best represents the school and its team spirit, this year ' s miss blue and gold is sharon teague, varsity cheerleader, her dedication to g.f.h.s. , and her energetic cheerleadi ' ng abilities have inspired the blue demons and their fans for the past four years. . llOa. sharon teague becomes this year ' s miss blue and gold. 110b. as miss blue and gold, sharon is presented a corsage and a plaque. 110c. sharon shares her trophies with her friends. I ' m. Wm II all conferenc each year the coaches in district seven vote for the most outstanding players from among the competing teams in football and basketball, this year four varsity football blue demons were chosen for this honor, the players are larry knight, junior reid, bobby huffman, and tim bum- garner, in 1974 the basketball all-stars are sandra Julian and scott triplett. llld. selected for all conference basketball are scott triplett and sandra jullan. llle, larry knight, bobby huffman, tim bumgarner, and junior reid are southern district 7 all conference football players. ang ' ie Hefner 1974 Christmas queen in the weeks before Christmas, the granite falls high school student body selected a Christmas queen from among five senior class representatives, this year ' s queen, angela hefner, who is president of f.t.a. and head majorette was crowned at the december 20 th varsity basketball game, after the game, the student council sponsored a dance in honor of angle at the shuford recreation center. 112a. the members of the Christmas court are sharon teague, terry munday, c athy moore, cherry lail, and queen, angle hefner. 112b. the Christmas queen 1974 is angela hefner. 113c. after the Christmas queen is selected, and the game is over, many students attend the dance. 1 one hundred twelve features interclub coordinates club activity above: the interclub council is sharon teague, kim wright, oath y stall ings, sandra frazier, eddie hayes, karen beal, robin bolick, ken white, terry bell, angle hefner, rick smith, cindy kirby, sabrina kiziah, kandy overcash, Suzanne keller, connie kincaid, susan yount, phi I kistler, mark tregde, becky lentz, glenn biddix, mark kincaid, kim bryant, tim bumgarner, peter larson, and adele huffman. right: our bus drivers this year are terry myers, billy klutz, peter lar- son, gale presnell, mike hentschel, chris estes, and johnny coffey. the interclub counci 1 is made up of the presidents and vice-presidents of the clubs at the school, this group controls the club activities, the bus drivers are trained to safely transport students to and from school, operation of the school depends directly upon these two c;; Ups . bus drivers library assistants above: the corps of library as- sistants provide aid for students and faculty, the library as- sistants for this year are connie kincaid, toby settiemyre, linda triplett, cathy moore, jill huffman, caria mc quire, sharon church, debbie holman, caroiyn freeman, ms. rest, jerry cox, mike owens, diane fowler, and sue evans. left: the office workers are Vickie reid, robin bolick, ken white, ronnie iaxton, debra duncan, adele huffman, and mark kincaid. the office workers and library assistants perform invaluable services to the school, both these groups perform various tasks which are both helpful and timesaving. office assistants industrial cooperative training i. c. t. is a class which teaches stu- dents of occupations in the textile field, after class training, the students put this knowledge to work in local textile plants. right: the officers of l.c.t. are phi! bowman — pres., I aren michael — v. -pres., eddie cannon — sec, billy fort en berry — treas. below: those students en- rolled in the i.c.t. program are Christine anderson, cathy blackwelder, norma cline, terry craig, debbie colvard, theresa dyson, billy forten- berry, james herring, roger lentz, chipper hughes, phi I bowman, gary rash, eddie cannon, ricky bradshaw, glenn biddix. frank woods, aonna craig, karen michael, larry nichols, dale dark, tommy robinson, micheal hentschel, larry swanson, steve parsons, janet greer, and curtis rominger. lu ici pm] one hundred sixteen organizations c .e. trains students for business the purpose behind distributive education is; to develop future lead- ers in marketing and distribution. this goal is carried out through extensive training and hours of work in the business field. left: the 1974-1975 d.e. roster includes debbie benfield, ricky buckner,. sue dishman, debra haas, susie settlemyre, tina wicker, debbie wiles, patricia Wilson, keitii benfield, rick crisp, pam taylor, debbie church, bobby dine, steve mitcham, brenda vance, donna richards, peggy ward, martha Williams, alien lail, herbie dula, joani crouch, and pam harknesso below: the distributive edu- cation program is led by eddie hayes — president, reggie settle- myre--vice-pres., joetta cor- pening — sec, sharon turner — treas., martha wi lliams — hist., Carolyn jett — parliamentarian. organizations one, hundred seventeen vica trains students the main purpose be- hind the vocational in- dustrial clubs of america is to work together in their chosen field, training the student in leadership abil- ities and through orga- nized competition is a major facet of the program, the course also teaches the student basic business procedure and social eti- quette. right: the officers are phi I kistler — president, keith reece-- vice president, jonie tripiett — secretary, janice nix — trea- surer. below: the members of the v.i.c.a. are d. anderson, t. browning, d. colvard, j. fields, t. gi inland, a. Justus, p. kistler, do pendergrast, I. phillips, a. price, do mask, j. richards, j. white, a. winkler. one hundred eighteen organizations bricklayers do constructive work top: the members of the bricklaying classes are myers, w. yount, I. teague, ron crisp, j. keller, knight, b. sears, d. andrews, d. teague, d. yount longshore, t. duffey, j. townsend, n. winkler, s. hawkins, d. reid, r. bumgarner, s. storie, and r triplett. middle: the completion of a project is the goal wishea for by the class. above: hours of tiring work is required to becom ski llful brick mason. bottom: adequate space is provided for teaching class the basics of bricklaying. t. I. , j. long e a the top left: the band officers this year are pres- ident--terry bell, vice-president — jill huff- man, secretary — connie kincaid, treasurer — sherri shumaker. top right: an aide to the band is the flag corps which spends many hours practicing intricate routines. middle right: serving as majorettes this year are connie kincaid, angle hefner, jill huffman, cindy johnson, and beth brady. right: the rifle corp is composed of greta wil- son, Vickie fairchild, vivian cook, donna moses, teela watson, lisa bumgarner, cheryl murphy, and cindy williams. the band permits high school stu- dents to express themselves musically through a disciplined programo this group of musically inclined students has joined together to form one of the best concert and marching bands in this area, the band has received su- perior ratings in contests and con- tinues to improve as its members strive for perfection. marching blue ' one hundred twenty organizations top left: the ' 74- ' 75 marching blue demons are cathy alien, doug auton, terry bell, ronnle benfield, sonya blair, teresa boles, karen bolick, beth brady, lyle bradshaw, kim bryant, jeff bumgarner, lisa bumgarner, daria cannon, kenny dine, llbby cook, patsy cook, robin cook, stuart cox, greta edwards, debbie fairchild, vickie fairchild, sharon frye, beverly goble, jeff haas, angie hefner, ron hendricks, patricia howell, ji II huffman, lor! huffman, pam isenhour, elaine John- son, maria Johnson, cindy Johnson, pam Jones, John keever, suzanne keller, kenneth kirby, connie kincaid, tracy lane, debbie lunsford, evan maltba, sammy mask, renee mc rary, Jennifer metcalf, wally mitchum, Carolyn moretz, rita moretz, donna moses, Cheryl murphy, debbie pitts, patty rash, reba reid, toby settlemyre, tonya settlemyre, cathy sherrill, Sandra shumaker, sherri shumaker, cathy stallings, alien starnes, lee starnes, dawn teague, vanessa tram- ble, mark tregde, monta triplett, Jeff walker, teela watson, cindy Wil- liams, gerald wilson, greta wilson, donna wright, and norman young, bottom left: the librarians serving the band this year are suzanne keller, toby settlemyre, dawn teague, and teresa boles. below: cathy stallings, drum major- ette, works as the coordinating force of the band while marching. musical group is ranked high the chorus worked during the year on improving their vo- cal quality to near excellence, the group has performed for many functions including Christ- mas and commencement ser- vices. above: the members of the chorus are g. biddix, t. boles, 1. bradshaw, b. brady, m. bumgarner, t. bumgarner, t. burns, s. childers, I. childress, s. cook, d. duncan, c. freeman, k. gross, a. hefner, s. hllton, d. holman, j. huffman, p. hughes, p. isenhour, c. jett, s. Julian, j. lall, b. lentz, k. iowdermilk, p. lunsford, m. miller, c. moore, d. morris, t. murphy, r. oil is, j. pendergrast, I. powell, c. sears, r. settlemyre, s. settlemyre, d. sherrill, s. starnes, d. thompson, j. white, a. wicker, t. wicker, d. wiles, j. Williams, s. winkler, r. woods, m. kincaid. right: the singers chosen for the all- state chorus clinic are teresa boles, lyle bradshaw, beth brady, janet lail, becky lentz, kelly Iowder- milk, thomas murphy, mark kincaid, tim bumgarner. one hundred twenty-two organizations pep club says, ' ' go blue demons one of tlie newest clubs at gran- ite falls high school is the pep club, the members spread school spirit among the fans at games, this spir- ited group of students deserve a wel rounded blue demon cheer,. left: the officers of the pep club are sandra frazier — pres., sharon teague — v.-pres., susan yount — sec., and sherrie hartsoe — treas. below: the pep club includes s. frazier, s. teague, s. yount, s. hartsoe, c. kirby, a. huffman, p. allan, j. brady, s. tramble, c. mc guire, k. overca sh, w. reece, d. duncan, s. julian, s. reid, I , birtwistle, I . powel I, I . triplett, c. powell, s, livingston, k. schmertz- ler, j. lail, b. lentz, p. bolick, r. hollar, r. bolick, c. stallings, t. gilliam, I. teague, t. beshears, s. kiziah, r. hensley, s. childers, k. wright, r. miller, k. beal, s. jordan, I. black- burn, c. kincaid, k. bryant, t. burns, m. bumgarner, a. calloway, c, bumgarner, j. mays, m. johnson, m. sims, t. bumgarner, p. howell, b. white, m. harren, t. boles, c, moore, k. lowdermilk, t. dameron, c. moretz, a. hefner, j. huffman, t. settlemyer, s. keller, p. isenhower, g. dula, v, cook. organizations one hundred twenty-three pebble staff works diligently to complete the pebble by publishing the school newspaper, the pebble, many students have the opportunity to put into practice the artis try of journalism, the staff of the editors, artists, and report- ers are continually covering the every day life and its humor in our school. right: editor Kandy overcash directs the operation of the paper. below: the ' 74- ' 75 staff of the pebble is kandy over- cash, janet lail, pam isenhour, mike bryant, sandra Julian, keith reece, rick smith, cindy johnson, wanda reece, sabrina kiziah, kathy reid, regina hensley, herbie dula, cherry lail, suzanne keller, and advisor, ms. barbara jones. HB one hundred twenty-four organizations above: reporter suzanne keller assists business manager janet lail in going over receipts from a past sale. left: elaine and cindy Johnson take pride in their work, printing the paper. working on a non-profit basis, the pebble is published here at the school, the corps of reporters cover school life throughout he day and toss in their work to ms. barbara jones, the faculty advisor, and kandy overcash, the editor, the staff meets each day during first period to combine their assignments to form the pebble. annual staff rushes to meet deadlines publishing a year book is confusion, Christmas deadlines, raising money, and working on Saturdays after a ballgame. to condense a year of school life in a book involves layout, design, copywriting, and photography, selling advertisements and book subscriptions are a necessary part of a staffer ' s life. what goes into publishing a book? the boulder staff is continually experi- menting with new ideas in advertising, layout and design, copy writing, and photography, the staff uses originality and creativity to envelop the year of school life into the boulder , leading the boulder staff are peter larson — ed- itor, adele huffman — business manager. one hundred ; twenty-si x organi zati ons far left: the clubs section is created by editor, kirn wright; rex kiziah, and john myers. top left: sports editor mary beth harren works with lynn blackburn and rick curtis on the completion of their section. left: the features section is done by sherrie hartsoe, editor; and sonya childers. top: the annual staff works together toward the com- pletion of the book. middle: debbie thompson and marty wilson are an aid the staff with their typing and photographic skills, above: work on the classes section is organized by susan yount, editor; and teresa gilliam. I organizations one hundred twenty-seven one hundred twenty-eight organizations ads aircraft dealers - auto motives 129 compliments of cannon aviation everett Chevrolet highway 64-70 hickory Chevrolet the best place in the cam Unas to trade 322-6044 hickory 728-4226 AIRCRAFT DEALERS cannon aviation co. inc municipal airport AUTOiVIOTlVES bush motors 1181 south blvd church ' s body shop 321-a s. , granite falls everette Chevrolet hwy . 70 se. , hickory fairway motor sales 1210 Istav. sw., hickory 327 flowers company, the 105 s. center st John ' s used cars 396- 32 7- 3922 9171 3738 hickory 322-5414 bush inc. american motors oldsmobile, pontiac 1181 south blvd. lenoir, n.c. 728-4426 fairway motor sales selling quality not volume at a fair price aylor motors, inc. Chrysler - plymouth - imperial - dodge 1210 Istave. s. hickory, n.c. 327-3738 w. ice phone: 728-4288 parts: 728-4657 highway 321 hudson, north Carolina 28638 John rhea waiter parlier 130 automotive - banks Steve white toyota highway 64-70 west hickory, n.c. 328-5586 louise ' s yarn and needle workshop e-z curl beauty salon rt. 3 granite falls 396-5600 congratulations seniors ' john ' s used cars 925 3rd ave. n.w. hickory 322-3317 see John w. starnes for best deal modern auto n. main st. granite falls, n.c. vestel brittian john russell IBanK of Granite YOUR COMMUNITY BANK OFFICESIN: GRANfrt FAltS ' HICKORY«HUDSON«lENOm ' WHI HELPING IS OUR BUSINESS •Member roiC banks - bottlers 131 99 H granite savings P.O. box 153 12 park square granite falls, n.c. 396-1431 925 3rd av. nw, hickory 322-3317 kaylor motors inc. P.O. box 427, Hudson 728-4288 AUTO MOTIVES (cont.) modern auto mart n. main St., granite falls 396-3349 ray ' s used cars 1114 2nd St. ne, hickory 327-4579 Steve white toyota hwy. 64-70 west, hickory 328-5586 ART NEEDLEWORK louise ' s 327 7th St. nw, hickory 322-6826 BANKS bank of granite, the main st., granite falls 396-3141 granite savings and loan 12 park sq., granite fails 396-1413 northwestern bank, the falls av., granite falls 396-3156 BEAUTY SALONS e-z curl rt. 3, granite falls 396-5600 BIBLES hickory bible center 262 Istav. nw, hickory 322-3812 BICYCLES bicycle shop, the 730 Istav. sw, hickory 322-b090 BOTTLERS the seniors were photo- graphed in environmental poses during august. northwestern bank granite falls a full service bank the bicycle shop hickory bible center 262 1st ave. n.w. hickory, n.c. 28601 bus. - 322-3812 res. - 327-3790 roger roseann childers sales and service specializing in3, 5, 10 speeds 730 1st ave., s.w. hickory 71-aM Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Hickory, X. C. 132 bottlers - department stores granite falls bottling work, in Tosdm ann freeman membei ' of the dance masters of america qualified by test to teach 324-6058 327-9562 the dress and youth shop your fashion center for all ages. I 322- 396- 5096 3161 2278 327-9562 BOTTLERS (cont.) coca cola 820 Istav. nw,hil cory granite bottling works 47 duke st., granite falls pepsi cola bottling co . 2640 main av, nw, hickory 328 DANCE INSTRUCTION ann freeman dance academy 229 9th St. nw, hickory DEPARTMENT STORES belk broome 2 2nd St. nw, hickory dart value store park sq. , granite falls dress shoppe, the 24 park sq . , granite fall ' mack ' s department store dudley road, granite falls moore brothers park sq . , granite falls FABRICS cedar valley fabrics co. hwy. 321-a, granite falls 396-3160 FEEDS AND FERTILIZERS starnes brothers milling co. s. main st., granite falls 396-3166 FLORISTS bo-k flower shop, inc. park sq. , granite falls 396-1116 FORMAL WEAR formal wear rentals of hickory 14 1st av. nw, hickory 327-4098 FURNITURE DEALERS mackie furniture co . n, main St., granite falls 396-3313 322- 396- 396- 396- 396- 7010 5418 1676 2941 1500 join the pepsi people feelin ' free efUBwme your happy shopping store downtown and catawba mall hickory, n.c. 1. department stores - furniture dealers 133 mack ' s of granite home of better merchandise for the entire family starnes brothers milling company feeds, fertilizers, seeds farm and garden supplies granite falls, n.c. bo- c flower shop for all your flower needs park square granite falls 396-1116 formal wear rentals of hickory sales and rentals for all occasions 14 1st ave. n.w. 327-4098 compliments of moore brothers granite fal Is dart clothing for the family park square granite falls mackie furniture complete home furnishings and appliances granite falls 396-3313 134 furniture manufacturers • • • where making fine furniture is not our only concern. yhill industries enoir, north Carolina jiffy manufacturing granite falls protective packaging materials 754 396 437 396- FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS broyhill industries lenoir jiffy manufacturing co. 321-a north, granite falls grand piano co. , inc. P.O. box 842, morganton kincaid furniture co . Hudson GIFTS dwight russell co. , the 8 park sq. , granite falls GROCERS main food center n. main st. , granite falls shang -hai gr. ch. rd, granite falls teague ' s supermarket rt. 1 , granite falls yount ' s grocery s. main st. , granite falls HARDWARE granite hardware and garden dudley av. , granite falls hickman nardware co., inc. park sq. , granite falls hickory home and garden ctr. hwy. 321 bypass nw, hk y. 327 western auto associate store s. main St. , granite falls 396 Wilson and abernathy hardware n. main St. , granite falls 396 HOSIERY anchor hosiery -9322 3307 7135 2212 396-2416 396- 396- 396- 396- 396- 396- ■1331 •7586 •1733 •1823 1311 ■3356 ■2877 ■2531 •2631 hwy. 321, granite falls 396-3467 mm 3urnifure CompsLny.Onc. american traditional design manufacturers of american traditional design furniture hudson, north Carolina 1 furniture manufacturers 135 grand piano co., inc. P.O. box 842 - morganton, n.c. 28655 - 704 437-7135 136 gift shops - hardware a store you will enjoy d wight russell company granite falls north Carolina 396-2416 shang-hai groceries, gasoline, feed grace chapel road 396-7586 league ' s supermarket gas, groceries, hardware, tires route 1 , granite falls owners oren warren teague 396-1733 hickory home and garden center hiway 321 by-pass n,w, . hickory, n.c. 327-2877 iSJestem Hfluto .the family store downtown granite falls main food center western meats family stamps 396-1311 congratulations seniors hickman yount ' s grocery hardware granite falls granite hardware and garden center 3 dudley ave. granite falls, n.c. 396-1331 hardware - jewelers 137 compliments of huff man finishing co. incorporated highway 321 granite falls, n.c. Wilson and abernathy hardware compliments of b a hosiery granite insurance agency, inc. north main st. granite falls, n.c. floyd annas 396-3342 HOSIERY (cont.) b and a hosiery mill lenoir hwy. , granite falls holiday hosiery mills n. main st. , granite falls huffman finishing co. hwy. 321 , granite falls troydon hosiery mills inc. congress st. , granite falls INSURANCE AGENCIES granite insurance agency, inc. n. main st. , granite falls harry I. smith insurance agency fairway shpping ctr. , hudson JEWELERS carswell and russell jewelry co. n. main st. , granite falls 396-3111 396-3123 396-1741 396-3138 396-3342 728-9219 396-1443 carswell and russell jewelry company 3 north main st. granite falls 396-1443 diamond - jewelry bulova, accutron and caravel le watches 138 judo - pianos JUDO makaio self-defense studios 2155 n. center st., hickory 328-8037 LAUNDRY foster ' s coin laundry s . main st. , granite falls quality dry cleaners and laundry n. main St. , granite falls 396-2811 MENS ' CLOTHES mens ' shop of granite s. main St. , granite falls 396-5691 MOTELS holiday inn of hickory hwy. 64-70, hickory 328-2111 PHARMACIES granite drug center n. main St. , granite falls 396-3796 PHOTOGRAPHERS dula studios 209 main st. nw, lenoir 758-4244 RESTAURANTS big rebel drive-in 305 main av . , hickory city barbeque s. main st. , granite falls 328-5311 396-1413 the freshman class offices were filled oct. 2. c mcguire was chosen pres., d hardee, v. p., and c murphy, sec-treas. congratulations from dula studios to best sales person, adele huffman 209 main st. , n.w. lenoir, n.c. 758-4244 foster ' s coin laundry south main street granite falls mens ' shop of granite of granite new business located in the old western auto building good luck to the class of 1975 makaio self-defense studios hickory, n.c. quality dry cleaners and laundry granite drug center professional pharmacy 396-3796 728-7765 PRESCRIPTIONS 396-2811 REGISTERED PHARMACIST always on duty city barbeque granite falls 396-1413 grand piano company, nc. P.O. box 842 - morganton, n.c. 28655 - 704 437-7135 140 restaurants - schools lenoir-rhyne college a community of learning ' where pizza is always in good taste highway 127 hickory, n.c. 322-2929 in the ramada inn highway 64-70-321 hickory, n.c. 704 322-3600 featuring the viking lounge Caldwell community college and technical institute offering .one year occupational .two year occupational .college transfer ccc ti does not discriminate against anyone on grounds of race, creed, color, sex or national origin. congratulations graduates McDonaidis you deserve a break today b.a. brooks realty co. sales and appraisals bob brooks - owner 7 park square granite falls schools - service stations 141 Carry uul or e;il in nil ijp al iHit haf ur Imparled Ho llwy. 127 NMUh. Hiikoty MiiiHlsy Ihru Sjtuidjy KOSMbR SANDWK MbS Salads Homemade Cliili Phone J22 1712 Op«n II a.m. til b g re6e drive-in hickory, n.c. best wishes from Steve crisp ' s 321 shell service highway 321 321-a , granite fills compliments of gilbert ' s exxon 101 n. main st. ri chard gilbert mike warlick r hod hiss golf complete automotive service June bumgarner paul bumgarner rock creek service station and grocery dudley shoals rd. ammon s shell service station tires, batteries and accessories south main st. granite falls 396-2220 RESTAURANTS (cent.) dellyland 2149 n. ctr. st. , hickory 322-1712 mcdonalds 15 hwy. 64-70 se. hickory 322-4700 sam ' s gourmet hwy. 64-70 west, hickory 322-5600 village inn hwy. 127, hickory 322-2929 REAL ESTATE b.a. brooks realty 7 park sq. , granite falls 396-3150 SCHOOLS caldwell community college hwy. 321, hudson 396-3311 lenoir rhyne college hickory 328-1741 142 shoes - television radio SERVICE STATIONS ainmons shell service station s. main st., granite falls 396-2220 gilbert ' s exxon n. main st., granite falls 396-2445 rhodhiss gulf service station duke St., rhodhiss 396-2011 rock creek service-grocery dudley shoals road 396-1415 321 shell service and pantry hwy. 321, granite falls 396-7059 SHOES melville ' s shoe department union sq., hickory 327-4696 SPORTING GOODS pro ' s corner, inc. hwy. 127 north, hickory 322-8234 TV AND RADIO gas and electric appliance co. n. main st., granite falls 396-3393 holbrook inc. 935 3rd av. nw, hickory 328-1728 mclaughlin radio and t. v. 810 9th St. sw, hickory 324-6471 TEXTILES burlington industries rhodhiss 396-3336 the senior biology class spent the first weeks of the year per- forming disections on pigs, sharks, and cats. melville ' s down town and catawba mall the pro ' s comer inc. highway 127-north hickory, n.c. 28601 704 322-8234 RGil gas and electric appliance co. granite falls, n.c. dial 396-3393 appliances and furniture NMiirlpool HOLBROqlS 935 3rd ave. , n.w. and in the catawba mall hickory, n.c. 328-1728 RCil 1 BuriingTonlovesagoo( educat ou Because nothing beats a good one. Burlington CALDWELL AND RHODHISS PLANTS UNITS OF BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC. 144 textiles congratulations and best wishes to all students of granite falls high school shuford mills inc granite falls and hicj rj manufacturers of cotton and synthetic yarns and cordage plastics and pressure sensitive tape falls manufacturing company combed knitting yarns granite falls troutman shirt company 10 summit ave. granite falls 396-3382 the juniors worked hard during the first few weeks of sept, they had set a goal of $2500 for the magazine sales, but overshot the goal by more than $800. this was in preparation for the hopes of the best jr. -sr. ever at g .f .h.s homecoming was held oct. 11 . a parade honored the oc- casion, that night the demons played newton-conover. the 1975 boulder staff statistical reports show 2 out of 3 students bought an annual this year. don ' t be left out next year! buy an annual transfer trucking - wood turning 145 People m ke this book a best 6 lfer TEXTILES falls manufacturing co. main St. , granite falls 396-2231 troutman shirt co. summit av. , granite falls 396-3382 shuford mills inc. falls av. , granite falls 396-3371 TRANSFER TRUCKING caldwell freight lines inc. hwy. 321, hudson 728-9231 p.o . box 672 lenoir, n.c. 28645 in lenoir - 728-9231 valley transfer P.O. box 5478, lenoir 728-3258 TRAVEL george shipp travel agency 80 4th St. nw, hickory 322-8156 UNIFORMS hickory uniform rental supply 130 11th St. pl. sw, hky. 324-6775 VAKIt 1 Y b 1 UKhb granite 5 and 10 and 25 park sq. , granite falls WOOD TURNING all wood turning corp. cedar valley rd. , hudson 396-3191 in hickory - 324-7897 the sophomores completed their first project by stooping to manual labor, they worked beautifying mrs. lowdermilk ' s lawn and they were paid $ 100 . fgf SERVING All POINTS IN NORTH CAROLINA Ifalley Xranstar ■ V B l INCORPORATED gGorgG snipp travel agency WoOD P.O. box 5487 whitnel station lenoir, n.c. 28645 oO 4th St. , n.w. hickory, n.c. 322-8156 turning corp. p.o. box 338 728-3258 congratulations whether you fly , sail hudson, n.c. and best wishes riK nn h i 1 go by shipp 396-3191 the directory -a- advertisements 129-145 alger, marty 22,66 all conference players 111 allan, pam 20,22,28,72,85,95,123 alien, cathy 41,72,121 allied youth 26 american field service 17 anchor club 22 anderson, Christine 66,116 anderson, rick 18,72,91 anderson, david 52,118 andes, dale andrews, dean 18,52,56,87,107,108, 119 annas, chris 78 annas, david 78 annas, david e. 20,72 anncis, keith 66 anncis, randy art club 19 atkin, james 10,14,52,94 atkin, tony 28,72 austin, debbie 16 austin, mary 78 auton, james 78,121 -fa- bailey, kay 12 baker, cindy 30,78 baker, gail 27,78 band 120-121 barnaby, susie 78 barnes, brent 52 barrier, nancy 30,72 baseball 10-11 basketball boys ' junior varsity 102-103 girls ' junior varsity 100-101 boys ' varsity 107-109 girls ' varsity 104-106 beal, karen 19,22,23,31,52,62,94,114, 123 bell, glenda 20,72 bell, nancy 78 oell, terry 23,52,59,63,114,120,121 benfield, alisa 22,23,28,66 benfield, debbie 52,117 benfield, eddie 78 benfield, keith 52,117 benfield, ronnie 18,20,72,121 benfield, willard 78 bently, danny 78 berryhill, debbie 19,53 beshears, tanya 20,66,123 beta club 23 biddix, glenn 27,66,114,122 biddix, johnny 72,91 birtwistle, laurie 20,72,85,123 birtwistle, terri 78,101 blackburn, lynn 20,22,23,28,66,123 126,127 blackburn, sam 78 blackwelder, cathy 66,116 blackwelder, linda 78 blair, sonya 78,121 blanton, alien 78 blue and gold (miss) 110 boles, teresa 26,28,66,121,122,123 bolick, james 50 bolick, karen 26,78,85,121 bolick, pam 18,22,27,30,38,66,123 bolick, robin 18,19,26,30,31,42,53,62, 105,106,114,115,123 boughman, dennis boulder staff. 126-128 bowman, phi I 66,116 bradshaw, lyle 67,121,122 bradshaw, ricky 67,116 brady, beth 22,23,39,66,120,121,122 brady, jo ann 22,24,26,72,123 branch, debbie 33,47 braswell, howard braswell, ri chard bratton, kris 78 brewer, mike 78 bricklaying 119 brink ley, alex 10,15 brinkley, beth 18,24,78,105 brinkley, jerry 72 brinkley, mary lynn 18,19,42,67,105, 151 brinkley, randy brinkley, terri 73 brittain, billie brittain, dwayne 78 brittain, keith 73 brittian, ronnie 79 brown, danny 73 brown, mary brown, paula 30,73 browning, tim 53,118 bryant, george 73 bryant, kirn 19,22,24,26,31,33,41,53, 97,114,121,123 bryant, mike 7,73,87,108,124 buchanan, donna buckner, keith 91,102 buckner, ricky 117 bumgardner, brenda 19,31,53 bumgarner, cheryl 30,73,123 bumgarner, darlene 79 bumgarner, jeff 67,121 bumgarner, linda 79,85 bumgarner, lisa 73,120,121 bumgarner, mark 28,67,93,122,123 bumgarner, reggie 10,67,119 bumgarner, tamera 22,24,28,67,123 bumgarner, tim 14,18,20,23,52,53, 57, 63,87, 108, 111, 114, 122 burchette, dale burgin, dwayne 53 burns, Stanley 73 burns, tammy 20,26,28,73,93,122,123 bus drivers 114 -c- calloway, amy 20,22,23,30,67,123 canipe, debbie 51,101 cannon, dari a 27,73,121 cannon, eddie 67,116 cannon, jeanine 30,79 carpenter, alan 79,102 carpenter, larry 67 carrousel pageant 97 carswell, james carswell, randy 79 carver, ricky 79 chatman, brian 20,31,73 cheerleaders junior varsity 85 varsity 84 childers, sonya 12,22,24,26,41,73,122, 123,126,127 Childress, linda 53,63,122 chorus 122 Christmas queen 112-113 church, debbie 67,117 church, freddje 18,53,86,87 church, Sharon 73,115 dark, dale 67,116 dine, bobby 117 dine, doug 67 dine, kenny 18,20,73,121 dine, larry 79 dine, norma 67,116 dine, penny 79 coffey, dennis 79 coffey, john 10,18,67,114 coffey, kenneth coffey, lissa 30,79 coffey, terry 18,67,87 cogdell, james 79 cogdell, robert Collins, debbie 79 colvard, debra 20,53,116,118 colvard, denver 54 colvard, donna 73 cook, anthony 79 cook, debbie 73,91 cook, libby 73,120,121 cook, patsy 20,27,36,73,121 cook, ri chard 79 cook, robin 27,79,121 cook, sherrie 122 cook, Vivian 19,27,31,54,123 corpening, joetta 54,117 cox, jerry 20,23,28,67,115 cox, Stuart 79,121 cox, syd 73 craig, david 73 craig, donna 67,116 craig, -terry 67,116 craw|ford, dennis 10.67 crisp, rick 18,67,117 crisp, ron 18,67,119 crouch, joani 67,117 crump, randy 73 curtis, rick 10,18,20,24,28,73,90,91, 126,127 cutshall, james 73,91 cutshall, kenneth 79 cutshall, Steve 79 -d- dameron, tammy 79,123 davis, joe 18,79,87,102 day, kenneth 79 deal, Sinclair 11,46 devenny, gary 79 dishman, sue 18,54,117 distributive education 117 drama club 27 drum, julie duffey, tim 42,68,119 dula, gaye 26,30,41,74,101,123 one hundred forty-six index dula, herbie 68,117,124 dula, jerry 68,87 dula, joe 18,68 dula, lisa 68 dula, robert 79 dula, terry 10 duncan, debra 18,20,68,84,115,122,123 duncan, robert durham, susan 79 dyson, pat 116 -e- eckerd, chris 6 edwards, greta 74,121 edwards, keith 18,68 elliot, larry el more, kirn el more, terry 79 estes, chris 68,114 estes, greg 79,102 estes, sherry 79 evans, rose evans, sue 79,115 evans, wayne -f- faculty 46-51 fairchlld, debbie 20,74,121 fairchild, vickie 22,30,74,120,121 fall 44-97 fields, john 54,118 fleming, ray football freshmen 89 junior varsity 90-91 varsity 86-88 fortenberry, billy 116 fortenberry, elizabeth 79 fowler, diane 19,68,115 fowler, helen 22,47 fox, denise 30,74 fox, donnie 68 franklin, jeanette 30,80,85 frazier, sandra 18,22,23,24,33,68,84, 114,123 freemein, alice 80 freeman, carolyn 68,122 freeman, glenda 30,74 freeman, martha 19,68 freeman, sandra 19,26,27,31,54,115 french club 22 freshmen 78-83 freshmen officers 78 frye, karen 18,19,30,54,84 frye, sharon 36,80,121 frye, stuart 80 frye, wayne 80 fut ure business leaders of america 31 future farmers of america 119 future homemakers of america 30 future teachers of america 32,33 -g- gairland, danny gilbert, larry 18,74,91,102 gilliam, teresa 22,26,27,30,41,74,101, 123,126,127 gi Mi land, teresa 30,31,54 goble, beverly 27,30,80,121 goble, jerry 18,74,91 golf 8-9 gi ' agg, john greene, danny 18,74,87,91 greer, gary 74 greer, janet 22,31,54,116 griffee, mike 74 gross, kathy 80,122 guess, angle 19,54 -h- haas, debra 31,54,117 haas, jeff 22,74,121 haas, mark 80 hall, conley 54 hamby, rebecca 80 hand, george 80 hanson, chris 18,74,91 hardee, dan 18,24,80,91,102 harkness, pam 54,117 harkness, ri chard 68 harren, mary beth 22,24,26,68,123, 126,127 harris, calvin 80 harris, jeff 18,91 harrison, regina 80 harrison, sherry 19,54 hart, Olivia 74 hartley, jerry hartley, terry 80 hartsoe, sherrie 20,23,26,31,68,123, 126,127 hawhee, lisa 18,20,80,105 haw kins, karen 30,80 haw kins, robyn 80 haw kins, steve 54,87,119 hayes, eddie 18,54,63,86,87,88,114, 117 hayes, reva 46 hayes, sandra 20,74 hefner, angie 14,19,23,24,26,31,33, 55,63,95,97,112, 114, 120,121, 122, 123 helton, geneva 74 helton, joyce helton, kenny 80 helton, sandra 80 hendricks, ron 18,22,74,102,121 hentschel, becky 80,101 hentschel, james hentschel, mike 68,114,116 hensley, regina 19,22,30,43,68,123. 124 herman, rick 18,80,91,95 herring, james 68,116 hicks, forrest 80 hildebran, kim 74 hill, alan 18,74,91 hilton, Charlie hilton, kathy 80 hilton, sheila 80,122 hinkle, paul 51 hollar, bret 74 hollar, greg 55 hollar, robin 19,22,26,31,55,123 hoi man, betty 80 hoi man, debbie 27,30,55,115,122 hoi man, jeff 20,55 holmes, robert 68 holmes, roger 80 holt, mike 48 holt, richard 55,92 homecoming 94-96 honeycutt, helen 80 howell, patrlcia 30,80,121,123, howell, tommy 80 hoyle, William 80 hubbard, becky 20,74 huffman, adele 18,23,28,29,30,55,58, 84,114,115,123,126,128 huffman, bobby 18,20,55,87,107,108, 111 huffman, crystal 30,80 huffman, donna 28,30,74 huffman, trances 30,68 huffman, gary 69 huffman, jill 19,22,24,26,56,115,120, 121,122,123 huffman, joanne 50 huffman, lori 20,26,74,121 huffman, wanda 30,80 hughes, paul 69,116,122 hunley, libby 46 hurst, randy 28,50 icard, benita 30,74 icard, melody 15 icenhour, allan industrial co-operative training programs 116 ingle, tammy 80 ingle, tina 74 ingle, wanda 18,26,30,74,105 interclub council 114 I isenhour, pam 20,27,28,29,69,121, 1 122,123,124 isenhower, john 18,74,92 -j- jacob, sarah 47 jett, carolyn 56,117,122 jett, james 18,74,91,95 johnson, becky 80 johnson, cindy 22,24,74,120,121,124, 125 johnson, elaine 22,75,92,121,125 johnson, joe 48 johnson, maria 22,23,28,69,121,123 johnson, max johnson, susan 80 johnson, theresa 19,21,56 jones, barbara 47,124 jones, pam 121 jones, suzy 23,24,27,69 jordan, sandra 20,28,75,123 julian, sandra 18,20,22,23,24,69,105, 111,122,123,124 junior class officers 66 juniors 66-71 junior-senior 1974 14-15 justus, angie 56,118 -k- kees, ricky 80 keever, john 48 keever, john jr. 80,119 keever, katherine 49 keller, cindy 75 keller, gary 18,91 index one hundred forty-seven keller, joe 18,69,108 keller, suzanne 18,20,21,22,24,69,105, 114,123,124,125,150 keller, william kelley, william 75 kincaid, connie 22,23,24,69,105,114, 115,120,123 kincaid, mark 9,10,18,20,39,56,62, 87,108,114,115,122 kirby, alan 80 kirby, ann 67 kirby, cindy 20,21,23,26,31,42,69,114, 123 kirby, elizabeth kirby, gary 80,102 kirby, jeff 80 kirby, johnny 96 kirby, kenneth 80 kirby, ray 10 kirby, reba 80 kirby, timmy 81,102 kirby, wayne 11,49 kirkpatrick, don 51,87 kirkpatrick, donaid 18,81,87,102 kirkpatrick, marc 87 kistler, phil 56,114,118 kistler, steve 69 kiziah, brent 81 kiziah, jeff 18,74,91 kiziah, rex 20,28,74,126,127 kiziah, sabrina 20,23,30,69,114,123, 124 kiziah, trent 81 klutz, billy 69,114 klutz, debbie 81 knight, iarry 18,40,56,62,87,88,107 108,111,119 -I- lail, alan 69,117 lail, cherry 19,31,56,94,112,124 lail, janet 69,122,123,124,125 lail, michael 81 lail, richard 81 lail, steve 69 lail, teresa 18,75,105 lane, tracy,81,121 laney, jeff 81 laney, jerry 81 I arson, beth 20,22,24,39,69,151 larson, peter 20,23,28,29,56,60,114, 126,128 laxton, robin 75,101 laxton, ronnie 6,18,23,55,56,87,115 ledbetter, michael 75 ledford, jimmy 81 ledford, judy 81 ledford, shirley 69 lefevers, joe 69,87 lefevers, rose 19,31,57 lefevers, sherrie 28,75,100,101 lefevers, vicky 75 lentz, becky 20,22,23,27,38,69,114, 122,123 lentz, roger 116 library assistants 115 llndsey, cathy 69 lindsey, john 10 lindsey, susan 75 livingston, sandra 75,123 longshore, anne marie 20,81 longshore, james 57,119 looper, Iarry 81 love, anita 75 lowdermilk, kelly 27,31,39,69,122, 123 lowdermilk, melinda 81 lowdermilk, peggy 49 lunsford, debra 81 lunsford, pam 22,40,69,122 -m- mackie, bryon 20,28,31,75,90 maltba, bryan 81 maltba, evan 75 mann, torn 28,69 marley, linda 81 marshal I, mike 10,18,75 martin, martha 49 mask, debbie 57,118 mask, sam 81 massagee, kurt 81 mathis, cindy 81 mathis, denita 20,30,81 mathis, mary maynard, richard 75 mays, jeffrey 87 mays, john 18,28,70,87,123 may queen 1974 16 mccorkle, mark 81 mccormick, james 81,102 mccraken, edward mcguire, caria 24,81,85,95,115,123 mckinney, e ' lesa 31,57 mciean, dale 18,75,90,91,102 mclean, debbie 81,101 mcrary, rene 81 mcrary, renee 20,27,81,101 medford, wesley 81 merritt, ken 60,70 metcalf, bill 46 metcalf, jennifer 24,81,92,101 metcalf, terry lynn 51 michael, karen 70,116 mi Her, douglas 82 miller, jerry 20,70 miller, marsha 75.122 miller, mike 18,20,22,70,87,108 miller, paula 96 miller, robin 19,26,30,57,62,123,150 mi Her, teresa 30 miller, timothy 57 minton, sharon 57 mitcham, james mitcham, paula 78 mitcham, steve 27,70,117 mitchum, beverly 75 mitchum, wally monogram club 18 moore, cathy 14,18,57,62,97,105,112, 115,122,123 moore, kenneth 82 moore, terry 75 moretz, carol yn 20,22,75,101,123 moretz, rita 82 morris, billy morris, david 82,122 moses, donna 30,76,120,121 munday, david 18,24,76,91,93,95,112 munday, jody 28,70 munday, terry 16,19,22,30,40,58,63, 95,112 murphy, becky 30,70 murphy, cheryl 27,82,120,121 murphy, thomas 18,27,70,87,108,122 myers, dale 76 myers, john 20,27,76,126,127 myers, ruby 22,76 myers, shirlene myers, terry 70,114,119 -n- nelson, debra nichois, keith 18,58 nichols, Iarry 39,70,116 nix, becky 82 nix, janice 58,118 nix, richard 82 nix, ronnie 76 noble, bernard 50,107,108 -o- o ' brien, mark 18,70 office staff 115 oilis, rita 58,122 overcash, kandy 20,23,27,70,114,123, 124 owens, david 10 owens, mike 18,70,87,115 -P- parham, paula 82 parlier, chris 82 parsons, steve 18,70,108, 116 pearson, gary 18,20,76,91 pebble staff 124 peele, lou 47 pendergrast, dwayne 58,118 pendergrast, janice 76,122 Phillips, bobby 10,76 phi Hips, Iarry 58,118 phi Hips, linda 76 phi Hips, tim phi Hips, william phi lyaw, jewel 82 pilkinton, brenda 82 pipes, billy 82 pitts, debbie 27,82 poovey, teresa 76 pope, barbara 82 pope, tim 27,70 powell, carol 30,82,123 powell, jackie 18,76,91 powell, linda 20,27,58,122,123 presnell, gale 58,114 presnell, kathy 19,70 price, carIa 30,82 price, dale 58,118 price, donna 30,82 price, pam 82 pruitt, marvin 76 prushinski, john 10,49,105,106 -r- randolph, jimmy 82 rash, gary 70,116 rash, karen rash, patty 20,76 reary, tony 82 rector, kathy 82 one hundred forty-eight index reece, keith 18,31,52,59,87,118,124 reece, wanda 20,22,70,123,124 reid, dail 70,119 reid, debra 76 reid, franklin 70,91 reid, johnny reid, junior 10,18,59,86,87,88,111 reid, kathy 76,124 reid, paul 82 reid, reba 82 reid, rex 82,91 reid, Shirley 20,76,93,123 reid, susan 30,76 reid, vickie 19,26,30,31,40,59,95,115 rhea, jim 18,70,87,151 richards, donna 117 richards, jimmy 18,59,118 roark, nancy roberson, Virginia 51 robinson, david 18,76,91,102 robinson, naomi 82 robinson, tommy 70,116 rominger, curtis 70,116 rost, barbara 1,46,115 rost, barbie 12 russell, annabel 50 ryder, tim 76 ryder, sandra 76 sanniota, dino schmertzler, karl 10,71,87,112,123 science club 28-29 sears, brian 18,59,87,118 sears, cindy 20,23,56,59,122 sears, david 82,102 sears, kirn 82,101 senior class officers 52 seniors 52-61 senior statistics 64-65 senior superlatives 62-63 settlemyre, reggie 59,117,122 settlemyre, susie 59,117,122 settlemyre, toby 18,20,22,71,105,115, 123 settlemyre, tonya 18,76,105 sharman, pete 71 shell, Steve 18,59,87,107,108 shelton, danny 82 shelton, doris 27,30,71 sherrill, cathy 83 sherrill , debbie 71,122 shuford, david 83 shumaker, paul 83 shumaker, sandra 20,22,23,28,30,52, 53,59 shumaker, sherri 22,76,120,121 sides, jill 18,19,22,40,71,84 Simmons, dwayne 83,102 Simmons, steve 10,18,22,28,76,91 Sims, mike 10,18,20,71,87,108,123 sisk, becky 83 sisk, thomas 77 smith, darryl 77 smith, kyle 20,71 smith, rick 22,23,28,71,95,114,124, 150 smith, rodney 77 sophomore class officers 72 sophomores 72-77 Spanish club 20-21 spencer, nelson 71 spring 4-33 Stafford, jimmy 83 stallings, cathy 13,20,21,22,27,41,77, 114,123 stanfield, bill 48 starnes, alien 18,77 starnes, barry 18,60 starnes, david 71 starnes, jackie 23,60 starnes, johnnie 77 starnes, lee 83 starnes, lisa 83 starnes, lois 22,27,77 starnes, ri chard 46 starnes, sharon 19,27,31,52,60 starnes, sharyn 20,23,28,52,60 starnes, sheila 27,30,71,122 starnes, steve 27,83 starnes, tammie 77 starnes, terry 10 starnes, wesley 71 Stewart, billy 77 Stewart, bobbie 19,71 stilwell, loretta 60 storie, sheldon 10,11,18,60,62,86,87, 93,119 story, kim 83,101 student council 24-25 summer 34-43 swanson, larry 71,116 swanson, mike 10,18,77,90,91,102 swanson, phyllis 83 swink, marie 25,50 -t- taylor, pam 117 teague, barbara 27,83 teague, dawn 22,41,77 teague, dianne teague, doug 18,87,119 teague, jerry 83 teague, kenneth 83 teague, kevin 17,23,58,60 teague, lex 71 teague, lisa 18,20,22,24,41,77,105,123 teague, sharon 18,22,23,24,26,30,58, 59,63,84,110,114,123 teen queen pageant 1974 12-13 terry, johnny 83 thomas, donald 48 thomas, greg 10,20,71,87,108 thomas, mark 83,95,102 thompson, debbie 18,22,26,30,71,105, 122,126,127 tolbert, deborah 60 tolbert, derek 39,151 tolbert, tracy 18,83,91,102 townsend, jeff 71,119 track 6-7 tramble, riki 77 tramble, sherry 24,83,85,123 tramble, vanessa 83,101 tregde, mark 23,24,28,53,60,63,114 triplett, becky 19 triplett, gloria 20,77 triplett, jo anne 48 triplett, jonie 10,18,61,87,108,118 triplett, linda 24,30,83,85,115,123 triplett, monta 77 triplett, regina 83 triplett, ronald triplett, scott 18,61,87,107,108,111 trivette, cindy 83 trivette, robert 30 truesdale, melissa 19 tsumas, tina 39,93 turner, sharon 22,57,61,117 vance, brenda 61,117 vance, jimmy -w- walden, mark 83,95 walker, debbie 61 walker, jeffrey 77 walker, mark 91,95 ward, peggy 27,117 warlick, tim 28,77,102 watson, brenda 19,61 watson, diane 20,47 watson, ronnie 77 watson, teela 27,83,120,121 watts, rosemary weiss, mary alice 51 white, ben 9,10,20,23,24,71,87,108, 123 white, joyce 61,118,122 white, ken 9,10,18,23,24,28,56,61,63, 87,114,115 white, mack 83 white, mike 18,71 wicker, angela 30,83,85,118,122 wicker, tina 61,117,122 wiles, debbie 61,117,122 Williams, cindy 30,77,120,121 Williams, jamie 27,30,40,71,122 wil liams, joy 83 Williams, martha 23,71,117 Williams, ri chard 83 wi Ison, celia 83 Wilson, deborah wi Ison, gerald 83 Wilson, greta 77 Wilson, marty 10,18,28,29,71,126,127 Wilson, patricia 61,117 wi Ison, phi I 10 Wilson, roy 83 winkler, amy 61 winkler, nathan 71,119 winkler, sherry 77,122 winter 98-128 woods, almajane 20,77 woods, david 83 woods, frank 71 woods, ronnie 61,122 wright, chris 83 wright, donna 77 wright, kim 18,20,22,23,30,71,84,114, 123,126,127 -y- younce, roger young, norman 22,61,120 yount, danny 18,71,87,112,119 yount, debbie 83 yount, joan 30,61 yount, kathy 77 yount, loretta yount, mike yount, susan 18,20,22,23,26,33,71,84, 95,114,123,126,127 yount, terry 6 yount, Wilbur 10,71,119 index one hundred forty-nine change: a way of growth nature has a peculiar way of refining the best possible methods necessary to sustain its existence, a prime example of one of these methods is the way it progresses or grows through change, simple seasonal changes result in growth: the deadness of winter is transformed to vital green in just a month ' s time, on a higher level, nature refines its creatures through the complex processes of evolution, a system based on change. man takes notice of nature and tends to adopt its ways, ways that often prove to be very effective. historically, man has grown from change, by slowly ridding himself of medieval superstitions, he has been able to expand his knowledge and advance, especially in the fields of medicine and science, individually, each person realizes the changes accompanying his maturing, change is surely and important in- fluence on mankind. as our school years approach their end, we are faced with a question: how to change the world? we notice problems cry- ing for solutions, pollution, a problem resulting from techno- logical growth and change, has become a dilemma unsolvable by scientists, will the answer come from granite falls? the field of medicine has been frequently referred to as a new frontier ready to be discovered and conquered, will a cancer cure be the result of research done by an alumnus of this school? as the world population climbs steadily, the puzzle of feeding the billions weighs ever heavier on our leaders ' shoul- ders, will a former granite student made breakthroughs in food production processes? by changing our attitudes toward our co- workers and associates, and cooperating with each other, we can help change the world. for many, school books are closing for the last times; for others, two to ten more years of education lie in the future, re- gardless of the direction we follow, changes are and will be felt in our lives, our childhoods are over— we must believe that the world can be molded like a piece of clay into some- thing practical yet vibrant and beautiful. peter larson editor-in-chief one hundred fifty epilogue Jsflk. m remembering there used to be never-ending, love filled days when i was a child . . . the sun rose and its rays drifted into my window and splashed across the floor . . . 1 was not aware then that happiness was merely a fleeting thing . . . i went on long walks through the woods down to the creek . . . my brother played army . . . and we used to pre- tend that there were buried treasures hidden in the gully behind my grandparent ' s house . . . those were the days when being a child was my main occupation . . . presently the days of elementary school came along . . . jangling bells and printing block letters across a paper was a new challenge . . , and weekends became cherished as a time of free- dom . . . Sunday afternoons were spent v )ith cousins and mud pies were made with the skill of a gourmet chef . . . eventually the simple joys were forgotten . . . different things came into life . . . such as a snowy night in the mountains, shouts at basketball games . . . there were friends to be made and be- come treasured ... a first love became more and more remem- bered . . . the odors of incense and the colors of flashing lights were familiar with smoky atmospheres . . . whispers in a class- room disturbed my inner silence . . . walking along the ocean ' s edge was walking with god . . . perhaps the memories of thanksgiving turkeys and Christmas cakes have been forgotten . . . maybe if i still had a bicycle to ride on long dirt roads i could return to childhood . . . but the seasons change more swiftly now; they still come and go every year . . . and i sit under the trees in the school yard and think back on soaring airplanes and crashing oceans . . . laughter and tears are things to be cherished . . . and the summer vacations will always come and go . . , students will sleep in classes just as i have . . . books will close time and time again . . . and my friends and i will become memories for other people, making it necessary to look back now; to remember the days when i didn ' t know that autumn leaves fell dead . . . that they were crushed and trampled just as eeisliy as my childhood memories . . . phyliss roberts 150a. for robin miller, the junior-senior is an enjoyable experience. 150b. a part of advancement through high school for rick smith includes being a homecoming escort. 150c. suzanne keller presents her campaign speech to the student body at the election assembly. 15Ld. during the spring and summer months, the freshman physical education classes meet at the pool. 15Ie. the spectators make all granite falls sports events worthwhile. ISLf. relaxing in the leaves after lunch are jim rhea, mary lynn brinkley, beth larson, and derek tolbert. epilogue one hundred fifty-one 1 pfWOtTlig the 1 975 boulder , the staff encountered man obh necessary, we, therefore, would like to acknowledge and thank: lonnie myers, lennie cook, gary webb, jim oiler, mac duia, eddi wanda hurst, tlie biology II class and especially bob melton for assT Sandra shumal irf i|J|%PS6n and mar la Johnson for extra typing, bari ara jor]t, reshman english for the music feature copy. (ttie ' %oj josten ....iorican as representative the student body for their support. the faculty for their cooperation, es lultation qiven as our advisor - wJaere outside help was [nj , randy hurst, in phography . by cai§a priq JiPugHiyy on page forty-two is by j ph berts for the copy found on page 150, mary alice weiss for her artwork found on page- terry munday for the artwork found on page 37. ?tfef ing on the _ |gfg nd 4 comp iblish