Haw River High School - Indian Yearbook (Haw River, NC)

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25? -Q9 , i uperQf121es BEST ALL AROUND Judy Everheart Pee Wee Duncan BEST DRESSED Betty Montgomery David Brown QUIE TEST Doris Trollinger Rick McPherson MOST INTELLIGENT Linda Trollinger Bill Edwards FRIENDLIEST Donna Abernathy Steve Richmond WITTIEST Martha Faucette Steve Richmond I6

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Jfzss Igsforz The chill of excitement that we feel today most certainly has its reasons. Was it really four years ago that we thirty-five freshmen entered Grand Ole Haw River High ? Since that day in 1958 we have encountered many adventures. I remember the enthusiasm and anxiety we felt as we began our freshman year. We had Miss Thelma Cates for our homeroom teacher. We immediately elected Donna Abernathy as our President. When home- comingarrived,Judy Everheart and Donald Rice represented the ninth grade. This was the beginning of our high school career that we would remember for a life time. Surely we can all remember the year 1959. No longer were we green freshmen, but thirty-nine fine sophomores--a little wiser and a little better, we thought. We were in Mrs. Betsy Wall's room that year. Our President was Rickey McPherson. Judy Everheart and David Brown represented our class in the Home- coming celebration. For class projects, we sold candy for the Christmas Prom. It was a huge success, and the prom will always be a really beautiful memory. In September, 1960, Mr. L. D. Martin led our Junior Class of thirty-five. Judy Everheart was elected President. That year, we were very proud to present Betty Montgomery and Charles Clark as our Home- coming representatives. We sold magazines and held a Barbecue and Brunswick Stew Sale, which was very rewarding. We received our high school rings that we had long waited for and began showing them off. Perhaps not actually confident, but with plenty of hope and faith, we are now in our senior year. At the very beginning of the year, Lewis Duncan was elected President. Mrs. Bateman was our homeroom teacher. Betty Montgomery and Charles Clark again were Homecoming attendants. Judy Everheart and Roger Boggs were Homecoming Queen and King. We had a Barbecue and Brunswick Stew Sale to help defray expenses of our New York and Washington trip in the spring. We had been waiting a long time for the trip, and when the time finally arrived, we had no disappointments. To top our final year, we had our greatest success, our annual, the last Indian that Haw River High School will ever publish. As anyone can see, we thirty-two Seniors have many years of lasting memories to carry with us in the future. We leave our Alma Mater, dear old Haw River High, with high hope in our hearts that we will in years to come, be an honor to ourselves and to our school. Historian, Judy Everheart 75

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C uuloezfafzbes ' BEST LOOKING Judy Evcrheart David Brown I BIGGEST FLIRTS Janie Hicks X Casey Lamb Nr- ! 4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Trollinger Bill Edwards MOST ATHLETIC Faye Fogleman Pee Wee Duncan i X , A Q' 534, q MOoT BAmHFLL Brenda Hughes Ben Freshwater MOST POPULAR ,- Judj. Ex erheart Pee Wee Duncan