Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

vii iy 0 ecg serene tse i t lpi eh Pi ie caro 8 Ugh eolakent Alea HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. Property of Hendersonville High School Alumni Association LMC ly teldbaee Fo olprints of Time Sains) «Phe Seventeenth Annual Edition —Published by the Laureate Staff . ot VHA, = Hendersonville High School + Hendersonville, North Carolina ; Mrs. Mary..Atkins-Sponsor - _ John Brookshire- Editor Charlene Keeling-Business: The 1964 Laureate LIIPLI OCRLITR! ms §- = +. i? | mum SUnUU 2 . t LICAIFCE MCNUE ICONMVIT LOUINVILE Contents Introduction Administration Classes Activities Athletics Features Advertisements Student body sings Alma Mater as seniors march into assembly. A few outstanding seniors with outstanding grace and outstanding poise are out standing in the cold to have their picture made. '63 Junior-Senior creates beautiful South-Sea- Island atmosphere. Fi OG word | High school is that distinctive realm which lies onthe pathway of life and serves to prepare us for the future. Daily wetake a step further down this path- way of life, leaving an imprint behind us. These imprints may be deep or shallow, distinct or vague, directive or perversive. We trod further down life's unknown path- way everyday at H. H. S. as we study, listen, tice ete aSeweslauch. plan, think) 5.5.54aS we work, play, dream. In an effort to retrace these footsteps as a continuous reminder or memorandum of the wonderful happy years at H. H. S., we, the LAUR- EATE Staff, give youthe FOOTPRINTS OF 1964. As we leave our footprints Selected members of junior and senior classes ar annual ceremony. 7 New sign donated by '63 Key Club adds beauty and distinction to our campus. ing room � mak ime last t ath made by our Leaders Pp lemnly march out for the iors s o for the Class of '64. Sen ia as time Newly remodeled Home Ec- onomics department adds much beauty to our school. Teachers strive to prepare students for the future. Thrill and excitement accompany crowning of Homecoming queen. PlOGLESSES with every action Pep rallies boost school spirit and team moral. Annual Powder Puff Bowl has many stars..... and bruises! we are growing mentally, Thanksgiving program creates true atmosphere of thankfulness. 10 Hardworking and dependable Art department excels in all areas. Last year's marionette show draws much acclaim and success. 1] Tn Memortam John Fitzgerald Kennedy May 29, 1917--November 22, 1963 In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maxi- mum danger. Idonot shrink from this responsibility--I welcome it. I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith and the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it--and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. And so, my fellow Americans: Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country. Excerpts from the Inaugural Address Delivered by President John F. Kennedy Friday, January 20, 1961, Washington, D. C. Dedicate’ To: She has pointed the way to higher things through teaching counsel leadership example Realizing how greatly she has helped the schools and school children in North Carolina through her efforts for proper legislation in the field of education, realizing that she has also contributed years of fine instruction to Hendersonville High School, realiz- ing that she has touched all phases of endeavor, curricular, and extracur- ricular with her special magic of success, realizing that she has held personal high ideals and led her stu- dents in rewarding paths of individual growth, we, the LAUREATE Staff of 1964, sincerely dedicate this seven- teenth edition of the LAUREATE to Mrs. Lucille Allen. Bima Slater Hail to the Red and White! Hail to our Alma Mater; Ready we stand, to her just demand To keep our future bright. Sing Carolina's praise! Hendersonville always! Loyal and eager stand we now, Pledged to the Red and White. School Doard Devotes Sime LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith A. Arledge, C. E. Livingston, L. B. Prince, John Gregory, J. D. Lutz. mM Tlanning and Tolicy Making Mr. Ben Prince, Chairman As the central policy making body, the school board has general control and super- vision of all matters pertaining to the school. The school board works with the superin- tendent and other personnel in an all out effort for the improvement of the instruc- tional program. The LAUREATE, ahallmark of Hender- sonville High School, holds the memories of youth as they prepare to enter the role of Adults inour society. Eachperson named herein leaves his trademark as an inspiration for all to see. These pages will always be constant reminders of the hard work and sacrifice of the LAUREATE staffandsponsor. They too have marked a trail for those who follow. | i | Hugh D, Randall | | i | Mr. Hugh D. Randall Superintendent of City Schools Mr. C. M. King Director of Instruction Congratulations tothe sponsor and staff of the LAUREATE. Within the covers of this publication you have provided a repository for the experiences, the achievements, and the memories you will learn to cherish more as the years go by. Your work, I am sure, has greatly helped you. It will be a challenge to those who will follow you. C.M. King Mrs. Helen Bartlett Secretary to Mr. King Mrs. Ruby Brookshire Secretary t o Mr. Randall Mrs. Gail Johnson Secretary to Mr. Lockaby Mrs. Norman E. Link Secretary to counselors The Secretaries — Op ectalists In Sheir Krelds Office management is a satisfying service to our youth by serving those in responsible positions of administration and teaching. As one group follows the other, impressions of progress and accomplishments are preserved in the Laureate. 18 The LAUREATE reguarly portrays the outstanding program at H. H. S. and the quality of work done here. As each graduating class leaves, we look with pride on their accomplish- ments and know that they are wellpre- pared. We hope they will cherish this book and refer to it from time to time as they remember classmates and friends. Wehope that everyone who has had a part in their preparation will be remembered for their untiring and un- selfish efforts in preparing them for their future. We congratulate the sponsor and staff for another outstanding yearbook. Sincerely, R. Hugh Lockaby Mr. R. Hugh Lockaby Principal Mr. Lockaby is constantly on the job in directing the school and aiding students in their plans for the future. Ga Mrs. Lucille Allen A.B,... English, MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois, Freshman English, Advisor of F, T. A, Mr. A, A, Atkins-B.S,... English, Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, North Carolina, World History, Typing. Mrs. Mary F., Atkins-B. S.... Business, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Business, Sponsor of LAUREATE, Business Advisor to RED AND WHITE. Mr. H. H. Blankenship-M.A... . Science, University of North Carolina, Chemistry, Physics, Aerospace, Driver's Training, Coach. Mrs. Mildred Brown-A.B.... Social Studies, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, American History, Advisor of Junior-Senior. Mr. Roberts N. Brown-B.S,....M.E.D., University of Tampa, University of North Carolina, University of Florida, History, Coach, Sponsor of Student Council. Mr. Harold Cline-A.B.... Physical Education, Catawba College, Catawba, North Carolina, Physical Education, Mathematics, Coach. Mrs. Christine Croft-A.B.... English, Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina, Junior English, Reading Improvement, Advisor to Student Council, Advisor to Junior-Senior. 3 4% hd 4, Guidance Departinent Mrs. Westmoreland and Mrs. Price offer guidance and assistance to our students. Mr. William G, Day-B.S.... Engineering, Clemson College, Clemson, South Carolina, Distributive Education. Mr. Thomas E, Gaffigan-B.S. ... Mathe- matics, Social Science, Asheville-Biltmore, Western Carolina College, Asheville Cullowhee, North Carolina, Algebra I and II. Mrs. Nell Gaffney-B.S. ... Home Economics, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Eighth Grade, Eighth Grade Counselor. Miss Lois M. Gibbs-B.A., M.A... . Spanish, English, Sociology, and Education, University of North Carolina, Western Carolina College, Chapel Hill and Cullowhee, North Carolina, Spanish, English 10 and English 12. 21 Mrs. Emma B, Good-A.B,... English, Oklahoma College for Women, Chickasha, Oklahoma, Eighth Grade, Sophomore English. Miss Geraldine Hensley-B.S., M.A.... Physical Education, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Physical Education, Assistant Girls Coach. Mrs. Ellen Hobbs-B.S, ... Art Education, Kutztown State College, Kutztown, Penn- sylvania, Art, Civics. Mr. Kenneth Hysong-B.S,.... United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, Plane Geometry, Algebra Mr. Martha H. Irving-B.S.... Music Supervision, Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio, Eighth Grade Music, High School Chorus. Mrs. Cecil S. Kessler-B.S, . . . Education, Radford College, Radford, Virginia, Librarian. Mr. Dale Lappin-A.B,... Art, Marion College, Marion, Indiana, French, Sponsor of French Club, Sponsor of F,.T.A Mr. James Laughter-B.S.... Social Studies, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Eighth Grade, Coach. 22 Mr. John B. Livingston-B.S.... Industrial Arts, Social Science, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Industrial Arts, Drafting. Mr. Earl Martin-B.M., N.N.... Music, Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio, Band. Mr. Norman Messeroll-B.S.... Physical Education, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, Athletic Director, Business Math. Miss Sara Oates-A.B.... Mathematics and Latin, Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina, Mathematics, Latin. Math De partinent Debating over a difficult algebra problem are Mr. Swofford, Mr. Gaffigan, Mr. Hysong, and Miss Oates. On lish De partinent meee a tig § MH Looking up 4 word in the dictionary are Mr. Orr, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Westmoreland, and Miss Gibbs. Mr. Thomas E. Orr-B.A.... English, Social Studies, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Sophomore English, Sponsor of Dramatics Club, Sponsor of Senior Play. Mr. James Pardue-B.S.... Physical Education, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Eighth Grade, Coach. Mrs. Elizabeth H,-Price-B.A., M.A.... Guidance, Randolph Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Psychology, Counselor, Sponsor of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Mr. T. G. Richardson-B.S., M.S. . Science, Agriculture, Horticulture, N. C. State College, Raleigh, North Carolina, General Science, Biology, Physical Science. 24 Miss Rosalind Shealy-B.S. ... Biological Science, Clemson College, Clemson, South Carolina, Biology. Mrs. Marie Shipp . . . Religious Education, Brenau College, Gainsville, Georgia, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Bible, Sponsor of Bible Club. Mr. David E. Sitton-B.S,. ... Social Studies, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, North Carolina, Eighth Grade. Mr. Harry Swofiord-B.S, ... Mathematics, Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Advanced Math. Miss Charlotte Turner-B.S, ... Home Economics, Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, Home Economics, Sponsor of F.H.A. and Junior-Senior. Mrs. Chicora Westmoreland-A.B.... English, Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina, Senior English, Senior Counselor, Psychology, Sponsor of the RED AND WHITE. Mr. Ralph C. Wiggins-B.S,... Agriculture, Clemson College, Clemson, South Carolina, Agriculture, Sponsor of F, F. A. 25 Dep artment Discussing the microscope are Mr. Blankenship, Miss Shealy, and Mr. Richardson. Soctal Studies Departin ent Studying the globe are Mr. Atkins, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Brown. Soreiqgn Loan Guage De 2) arlment Miss Gibbs, Mr. Lappin, and Mrs. Oates make up this year's Foreign Language Department. 26 eaten BELO LL PELLLIELA IA ELL PPAR een SS une © oe : ; OO OE Cy ee e o = es Poe ry 5 hee © Ome = Sacinnenete Lector Hyder President Charlene Keeling Carol Henderson Secretary Treasurer Carroll Maxwell Vice-President Attending all the Ball games, participating in various organ- izations, and exhibiting en- thusiasm for school activities, Liz and Dan are real H.H.S. boosters-Most School Spirited. Lorz Gregory and Dan SLarher are Most School Opirited Senrors 64 JESSE JAMES ANDREWS-- 'A swift runner who hands over the lamp of life. DANIEL CLYDE BARBER III--''Cheerful at morn he wakes from sweet repose, breathes the keen air, and carols as he goes. BEVERLY FAULKNER BRACKETT-- Art and beauty come to you proposing frankly to give you nothing but the highest quality to your moments as they pass. PATTON DOTSON BRADSHAWIII-- Let us thenbe up and doing with a heart for any fate; still achieving, still pursuing .... 29 WALLACE CHARLTON BRITTAIN-- 'He who is of a calm and happy nature will hardly feel the pressure of agen JOHN CARL BROOKSHIRE--''To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life. JOHN STEVEN BROWN-- He is occupied in action and doing, in knowledge and study. CAROL JEAN BRYSON-- 'She smiled and the shadows departed. Uoted lost Yopular Are HOWARD PRESTON BURRELL--''Never esteem any- thing as of advantage to thee that shall make thee break thy word or lose thy self-res pect. HARRY FREDERICK BYERS, JR.-- 'He meets the de- mands of a strong mind, a great heart, a true faith, and a ready hand. WILLIAM DAVID CAGLE-- A kind and gentle heart he has to comfort friend and foes. MATTIE PATRICIA DIANNE CARLISLE-- She excels in thoughtful services rendered where there is need; nature's little felicities--welcomed friend. 30 GENE HAMILTON CARSWELL-- 'Great works are per- formed not by strength, but by perservence-he passed his way to success. WILLIAM BOBRICK CHAPMAN-- A quiet smile plays' round his lips, for gentleness and love and trust pre- vail. BLE EKA BRANTLEY CLARIS--''To her is given a certain inward talent, a certain outward environment of fortune, and by the wisest combination of these two, a maximum of capability. BARBARA ANN CLAYTON-- Laughter is in her eyes; she hath put a spirit of growth in everything. Luann Obittmire And Joe Stokes. Bringing fun, laughter, and cheer, Sis andJoeareawelcome addition to any group-Most Popular. LAURA JEANNE CRAWFORD-- Graciousness is a kind of health, beauty, and good habit of the soul. BARBARA ANN CREE-- 'She was a phantom of delight when first she gleamed upon my sight. CYNTHIA CHRI STINE CROFT-- Musical training is a more patient instrument than any other, because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. DONNA LEIGH CROUCH-- 'Reason and judgement are the qualities of success--Steadiness of nature and temperateness of will. 32 JACOB PERCY CLOUSE--''A deep quiet, a warm heart, a helping hand make life pleasanter. ' RUTH ANNE COLLINS--''She bears atouch of shyness, a bit of wit, a willing spirit. BARBARA ANN CORN-- We are the music-makers; we are the dreamers of dreams; we are the stuff that dreams are made of. KAREN ANNETTE COUNCIL--''She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. WANDA JOLEENE CROWELL-- 'Where'ere she goes, she brightens the place with her comeliness of face and love for fun. JANE ELIZABETH DAHMER--''My chief study all my life has beento lighten misfortunes and multiply pleas- ures, as far as human nature can. SUSAN EDYTHE DARBY-- 'Grace was inall her steps; heavenin her eye; in every gesture, dignity and love. CHARLES NATHAN DOWSETT-- 'Tall and talented, full of strength and kindness, he makes his presence LClt sm With the will to work, with the ability to achieve, and with the personality to please, Mary and John are predicted to go places -Most Likely to Succeed. 33 Days at H.H.S.are brighter because of Elliott and Dudley's warm smiles, friendly ''Hi's , and helpful attitudes- Friendliest. GAIL DIANNE DRAKE--''She chimes with the music in her soul, and gives out lovely melodies in all her ways. RICHARD EDWIN DRAKE-- 'He hath a sure greeting; he hath a warm smile; he hath a pleasant word and handsome bearing all the while. WILLIAM RICHARD LEE DWYER, IV-- Atrue indivi- dual who knows what he wants. He speaketh little, and yet there lies a conversontion in his eyes. THOMAS MICHAEL FAIN-- His talk is like a stream which runs with rapid change from politics to puns. VIRGINIA COZART FORTESCUE--''Calm and serene, her face is the image of her soul. DEBORAH HARPER GAMBLE-- 'She is a form of life and light, engaged in youthful sports. CAROLA GERALDINE GARREN-- 'There is a certain majesty in simplicity which is far above all the quaint- ness of will. DONALD JOHN GODEHN, JR.--''The strengths of life- faith, honor, ambition, and intellect-are his. ELIZABETH ANNE GREGORY-- 'A pleasant face is a silent recommendation; it bespeaks amiability and good-will. DAVID BARROW HADDEN-- Intelligence, and reflec- tion, and judgment reside in him; he lives well and honorably. JAMES EDWARD HALL-- Faith is a gift of God which can neither give nor take away by promise or reward. JOHN MICHAEL HARPER--''With honesty rare as a man without pity, kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind, every task is performed. 35 ARTHUR DUDLEY HARRINGTON, II-- A faithful friend is a strong defense; andhe that hath found such a one, hath found a treasure. LARRY EDWARD HARRIS--''One who has a taste for music, painting, and architecture. CAROL ANN HENDERSON-- 'She is as good as she is fair-to know her is to love her. SANDRA LAVONNE HONEYCUTT--''Through her arts she transmits to others the highest and best feelings to which she has risen, ' Debbie Gamble and Jesse Andrews are Considered WNost Athletic Debbie and Jesse are to be commended not only for excelling in sports but also for dem- onstrating true sportsmanship-Most Ath- letic. CHARLES WESLEY HUNTER, JR.--''True happiness arises from the enjoyment of one's self and from the friendship of his companions. It reflects congeniality and warmth. LECTER LLOYD HYDER, JR.-- 'He has three treas- ures of greatness-love and light and calm thoughts.” BERRY HOLLAND JOHNSON-- ''Whenhe spoke the vil- lage listened; all the warriors gathered round him; all the women came to hear him. ROBERT LAMAR JOHNSON-- ' Let thyspeech be short, comprehending much in few words. The Witliest Sentors are Fredy Sustus and Mike Sain Fredy and Mike amuse everyone with fun-loving sayings and quick retorts- Wittiest. A winning way, constant charm, and sunny disposition make Grace and Harold most likeable-Best Person- ality. The Dest Fersonalities belon rg Lo Grace Saylor and Jtarold Kobertson RONALD HOWARD JONES--''A silent tongue anda true heart are the most admirable things on earth. MARIANNE DOROTHY JOUBERT-- 'To adorn our characters by the charm of an amiable nature shows at once a lover of beauty and a lover of man. FREDY FLORABELLE JUSTUS-- 'Her wit ambles well; it goes easily. Her humor lightens the atmos- phere and makes her surroundings pleasant. EMILY CHARLENE KEELING-- The light of love, the purity of grace, the mind, the music are breathing from her face. 38 ELIZABETH CAROLYN DILLION KING-- 'Prattle and smile make school a joy and life a merry chime. EDWARD FRANCIS KIRBY, JR.-- 'Friendship's the wind of life, the gift of heaven, the delight of souls. MARY TEFFT LATHAM-- A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance, a pleasant day anda warm friend- ship. JOSEPH WILLIAM LOVALLE--'Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. Best Dressed are Sandra Stone ycutt and Stall Waddell Sandra and Hallalways look neat, trim, and well- groomed for any occasion-Best Dressed. 39 ee oe Possessing an intevest inall school activities and ability in leadership and scholarship, a good per- sonality, andmany talents, Jean and Bob are most versatile-Best-All- Round. entors Acclaimed as Syrest-HMl-Aroundl are . edan Mulroy and Dob Orr DAVID AVANT LITHGOW-- 'There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it. RICHARD WARREN LOVELAND-- 'The wisest man could ask no more of fate than to be simple, modest, manly, and true. CARROLL BERT MAXWELL-- A man reveals himself in every glance, and step, and movement, and rest. RONALD WILLIAM McADAM-- 'Generosity he has such as is possible only to those whose duty is to be happy. 40 EMILY TAMMERA McGRAW-- A great talker, a blithe spirit with a happiness which is the result of a good conscience, good health, and a freedom in just pur- suits. LARRY WAYNE McLEAN-- It's happy goes as happy does; a spirit unhampered by routines of life. BARNEY LOUISE McMAHAN-- Understanding keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind and fills it witha steady and perpetual serenity. KATHRYN ANN McSHANE--''With welcome song, and jest, andrhyme, good fortune sends a host of friends. Wanda Crowell and Dick Drake are Dest Lookin GF. Wanda, with feminine beauty, and Dick, with manly handsomeness, are attractive in face and form- Best Looking. JEAN DIANNE MILROY-- A heart turned to truth, a language adorned with veracity, a style supported by conclusiveness. ' GLORIA ELIZABETH MORGAN-- 'Pleasant words are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and health to the bones. DEBORAH ROWE MURRAY--' 'The high born soul dis- dains to rest her heaven-aspiring wing beneath its nature quarry; she springs aloft to higher things. MACK ROGER NORWOOD-- There is nothing-abso- lutely nothing-half so much worth doing as simply messing about in cars... or with cars... in and out of 'em, it doesn't matter. This Year Most Intellectual are Sfeve Drown and Lrantle 2Y Claris Brantley and Steve have a scholastic achievement representative of their superior ability- Most Intellectual. WILLIAM HUNTER O'CAIN--'In every deal of mis- chief he has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute-a sporting fellow. BRENDA LOU ORR-- 'Little deeds in kindness, little words of love; good things are twice as good when they are short. JOYCE ELIZABETH ORR-- 'She is all mirth, crowned with smiles and good wishes, ROBERT FLYNN ORR-- 'He hath a heart as sound as abell, andhis tongue is the clapper; for what his heart thinks, his tongue speaks. G yy nthia Croft and Hake Vaughn are Uoled Most Salented Cynthia and Mike display their capa- bilities and service in one of many fields- Most Talented. Sparkling and gay, Betty and Dal capture every- one's attention-Cutest. The Cutest Sentors are JUDY SHARON PERKINS--''A steady, dependable one- great to have around-fun-loving and exuberant. PEGGY ANN PERKINS--''Kind wishes, good actions, and pure thoughts- characteristics that soothe, heal, and bless, JUDY EILEEN PITTMAN--''To love the beautiful, to desire the good, to do the best. EDWARD FRANKLIN PRYOR--' 'Gay and merry, he bounces into every day and makes it happier. 44 RAYMOND HAROLD ROBERTSON--''An earnest desire to succeed is almost always prognostic of success. PATRICIA ANNE SCHAEFFER-- 'A maiden that is mild and meek, swift to hear, and soft to speak. Thy loving smile will surely hail the love-gift of a fairy tale. LINDA KAY SCOTT-- 'Her voice lives in the breeze, and her spirit comes at will; her bright smile haunts me still. KENNETH IVERSON SHIPMAN-- 'He has a proper dignity and proportion to be observed in every art of life. LINDA SUE SIZEMORE--''Polite, sincere, and quiet, she earnestly strives to do what's right. EDGAR DAVID STARNES-- 'Forward and frolic glee was there; the will to do; the soul to dare.” JOSEPH POWELL STOKES-- Loyal to a trust, acting promptly, concentrating his energies on doing a job- a deed achieved. ELLIOTT WEEKS STREETMAN-- She is a winsome wee thing who spreads light and laughter where 'ere she goes. 45 MARY ELLA SWOFFORD--''Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. ERNEST ROGER TAYLOR-- Speechisa mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so is he. GRACE ELIZABETH TAYLOR-- 'A kind look, a happy smile, a heartfelt compliment, and the countless infin- itesimals of pleasurable and general feeling. BILLY MICHAEL TURNER-- 'The gridiron is his glory. He captures the hearts of those around him. Ve — In all matters having any responsibility, Debbie and John prove to be reliable-Most Dependable. MARTHA JANE VAINCOURT-- Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading. MICHAEL EDWARD VAUGHN-- ... an ear and taste for music combined with the power of conversation and a keen sense of humor. JOHN HALL WADDELL-- 'He lit in his heart a candle of understanding which cannot be extinguished.” ROBERT CHARLES WATTS-- In his delights there are recreations and jolly pastimes that will fetch the day about from sun to sun, and rock the tedious year as in a delightful dream. and John Drookshire Assume Great Kes ponstbilities: PATRICIA LUANN WHITMIRE-- 'And more than wis- dom more than wealth-a merry heart that laughs at care. LINNA RUTH WORLEY-- 'A woman with sense and manners is the finest an d most delicate part of God's creation. Senrors Close She Ye av with the Annual Sense 47 Sudent Directory JESSE JAMES ANDREWS- Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball1; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Co-Captain 3; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Homeroom President 4; Key Club 3,4; Key Club President 4; Deca Club 4; Deca Club President 4; Monogram Club 4; Most Athletic Senior Boy 4. DANIEL CLYDE BARBER IUJ-Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3, 4; RED AND WHITE writer 2; RED AND WHITE sports editor 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Vice-President of F.T.A. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Monogram Club 4; Delegate to Tar Heel Boy's State 3; Delegate to Carolina's District Key Club Convention 3; Commencement Marshal 3; Latin Club; Most School Spirited Senior Boy 4; Sanitation Committee 1,4; Elections Committee 2; International Relations Committee 4; Student-of-the- Month Com- mittee 3; Chairman of Santa Pal Project of F.T.A. 2,3,4; Bulletin Board Committee of F.T.A, 2; Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Flower Com- mittee 3. BEVERLY FAULKNER BRACKETT-Majorette 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Homeroom Secretary 1,2; RED AND WHITE Representative 1,2; Pep Board 1,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1,2,3,4; Class Secre- tary 2; French Club 2; Homecoming Court 2,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Student Council3; Art Award 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Hall of Fame 3; Secretary of Dramatics Club 4; Art Editor of RED AND WHITE 4; Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Presi- dent o anish Club 4. PATTON DOTSON BRADSHAW II-E lizabethton High School, Elizabethton, Tennessee: Football 1; Basketball 1; Henderson- ville High School: Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4. WALLACE CHARLTON BRITTAIN-Football1; Baseball 1; Red Cross Representative 1; County Science 1,2,3; RED AND WHITE 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Student Council 3; Jets 3,4; Fire Committee 3,4; District Science Fair 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Football Manager 4. JOHN CARL BROOKSHIRE-Basketball 1; Homeroom Treasurer 2; State Science Fair 2; District Science Fair 2; Biology Award 2; Tennis 3,4; French Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Sanitation Committee 3; RED AND WHITE Advertising Staff 3,4; Chairman of Jr.-Sr.; Special Features Committee; Honor Society 4; Homeroom Vice- President 4; Secretary of F.C.A. 4; Most Dependable Senior Boy 4; Editor of LAUREATE 4, JOHN STEVEN BROWN-Homeroom Vice-President 1; Track Manager 1,2; Latin Club 2; Latin Club President 2; Cross-Country Manager 2; F.T.A.2,3; F.T.A. Vice-President; RED AND WHITE 3,4; RED AND WHITE Feature Editor 4; LAUREATE Sports Editor 4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Commencement Marshal 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; French Club 4; Most Intellectual Senior Boy 4, HOWARD PRESTON BURRELL-Baseball 1; D.E.C.A. 4. HARRY FREDERICK BYERS, JR.-Covington High School, Coving- ton, Indiana: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; Latin Club 3: Hendersonville High: Track3; Tennis 3,4; Jets 3,4; Secretary of Jets 4. WILLIAM DAVID CAGLE- Library Club 3; Bible Club 4. MATTIE PATRICIA DIANNE CARLISLE-Basketball 2; City Sci- ence Fair 2; Henderson County Science Fair 2; District Science Fair 2; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 4; LAUREATE Homeroom Representative 4. GENE HAMILTON CARSWELL-Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Track 2; Football 4; Jets 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4. WILLIAM BOBRICK CHAPMAN-Band Council 3; Modern Music Masters 3; Latin Club 3; All-State Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Junior-Senior Entertainer 2. 48 BLEEKA BRANTLEY CLARIS- Latin Club 2; RED AND WHITE Writer 2,3,4; RED AND WHITE Exchange Editor 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club Vice-President 3; Dramatics Presi- dent 4; F.T.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society President 4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Homeroom treasurer 3; Homeroom President 4; Director of Jr.- Sr. Entertainment 3; Commencement Marshal 3; Library Club 4; French Club 4; Elks Scholarship Contestant 4; Most Intellectual Senior Girl 4. BARBARA ANN CLAYTON-Basketball 1; Latin Club 2; Powder Puff Football 4. JACOB PERCY CLOUSE-F.F.A. 3,4; Library Club 3; Deca 4. RUTH ANNE COLLINS-City Science Fair 2; Henderson County Science Fair 2; Library Club 3,4; LAUREATE Staff Typist 4. BARBARA ANN CORN-RED AND WHITE Representative 2; Li- brary Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4. KAREN ANNETTE COUNCIL-Band 1; Dance Band 1; Workshop Bandat W.C.C.1; Basketball 1; Latin Club 2; Historian of F.H.A. 4, Homecoming Candidate 3; Cheerleader 3; Chairman of Costume Committee for Jr-Sr. 3; French Club 4; Pep Club 4. LAURA JEANNE CRAWFORD-Basketball 1,2; F.H.A. 3; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Latin Club 4; Powder Puff Football 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council3,4; All-State Band 2,3,4; City Science Fair 2; Henderson County Science Fair 2; W.N.C. Science Fair 2; Drum Majorette of Band 4. BARBARA ANN CREE-Basketball 1,3; Basketball Manager 3; French Club 2; Library Club 3; F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; RED AND WHITE Homeroom Representative 4, CYNTHIA CHRISTINE CROFT-LAUREATE Representative 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Representative 1; RED AND WHITE Rep- resentative 1; Student Council 2; Latin Club 2; District Science Fair 2; Sophomore Tea 2; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Costume Committee Chairman for Jr.-Sr. 3; Home- room Secretary 3; LAUREATE Staff Senior Editor 4; Student Council 2,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Most Tal- ented Senior Girl 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Band Council 3,4. DONNA LEIGH CROUCH-Science Fair 2; Sophomore Tea 2; Li- brary Club 3,4; Bible Club 4; RED AND WHITE Advertising Staff 4. WANDA JOLEENE CROWELL-Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; All-State Band 2,3,4; RED AND WHITE Representative 2,4; Ath- letic Council 2; Sophomore Homecoming Candidate 2; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment 2; French Club2; Sophomore Tea 2; Modern Music Makers Club 3,4; Band Council 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Dance Band 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Best Looking Senior Girl 4. JANE ELIZABETH DAHMER-Science Fair 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4. SUSAN EDYTHE DARBY-F.T.A,. 2,3,4; Chairman Jr.-Sr., Pro- gram Committee 3; French Club 3; French Club Program Com- mittee 3; F.T.A, Scrapbook Committee Chairman 3; Student Coun- cil Lost and Found Committee 3; RED AND WHITE Typist 3,4; RED AND WHITE Writer 4; Student Council Social Committee 4; LAUREATE Homeroom Representative 4. GAIL DIANNE DRAKE-Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Modern Music Makers 3; Modern Music Makers 3,4; Band Council 3,4; Band Secretary 4; Latin-Club, 4. ines RICHARD EDWIN DRAKE-Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Jets 3,4; F.C.A. 4; H-Club 4; Best Looking Senior Boy 4. WILLIAM RICHARD LEE DWYER IV-West Henderson, Hender- sonville: Track 1,2; Hendersonville: Deca Club 4. SMudent Director Y THOMAS MICHAEL FAIN- Football 1,2,3; RED AND WHITE 1,2; Fire Committee 1,2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Powder Puff Bowl Coach 2,4; Track Manager 3; French Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Wittiest Senior Boy 4. VIRGINIA COZART FORTESCUE-Pep Board1l; Powder Puff 1; French Club 2; F.H.A. 2; Dramatics Club 2; RED AND WHITE Assistant Circulation Manager 3; Dramatics Club 3; Student Coun- cil 4; RED AND WHITE Circulation Manager 4; Spanish Club Secretary 4. DEBORAH HARPER GAMBLE-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Co-Captain 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer Home- room 1; Most Athletic Senior Girl 4. CAROLA GERALDINE GARREN-F.H.A. 3,4. DONALD JOHN GODEHN, JR.-Class President 2; Band Council 2; All-State Band 2; Latin Club 2; Honor Society Tea 2; Jr.-Sr. Entertainer 2; Student Council Department Head 3; President Band Council 3; All-State Band 3; Key Club 3; Honor Society 3; Graduation Marshal 3; Jr.-Sr. Co-Chairman Steering Committee 3; Key Club 4; Honor Society Vice-President 4; LAUREATE Ac- tivities Editor 4; French Club President 4; Band Council Vice- President 4; RED AND WHITE Writer 4; Student Council 4. ELIZABETH ANNE GREGORY-Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Var- sity Basketball 1,2; Majorettes 1,2; Library Club 3; French Club 4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Parlimentarian of F.H.A. 4; RED AND WHITE Circulation Manager 4; Pep Board 4; Cheerleader 4; Most School Spirited Senior Girl 4. JAMES EDWARD HALL- Football1,4; Bowling Team 2,3; French Club 3; Track 3,4. JOHN MICHAEL HARPER- Football Manager 1; Freshman Base- ball1; Member of Foreign Relations Committee on S.C. 3; Track 3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; RED AND WHITE 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.C.A. 3,4; LAUREATE Representative 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Morehead Award Nominee 4. ARTHUR DUDLEY HARRINGTON IU- Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 1,2; French Club President 1,2; Powder Puff Majorette 3; Junior Engineers Secretary 3,4; F.C.A. 4; RED AND WHITE Sports Writer. LARRY EDWARD HARRIS-D.E.C.A. 4. CAROL ANN HENDERSON-Band 1; Basketball 2; Underwood Typing Award 2; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.T.A. Secre- tary 4; RED AND WHITE Typist 3,4; Dramatics Club Treasurer 4; French Club 4; French Club Treasurer 4; Homeroom Vice- President 4; Senior Class Treasurer. SANDRA LAVONNE HONEYCUTT-F.H.A. 1; Intramural Basket- ball2; F.T.A, 3,4; French Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Publicity Chairman of Tri-Hi-Y 4; RED AND WHITE Advertising Staff 4; Best Dressed Senior Girl. CHARLES WESLEY HUNTER, JR.-Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; French Club Treasurer 2; Cross Country 2,3; Jets Vice-President 3,4; H-Club 4; F.C.A. 4. LECTER LLOYD HYDER, JR.-Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; President Homeroom 1; Vice-President Homeroom 1; Vice-President Soph- omore Class 2; President Senior Class 4; Vice-President Key Club 4; Advertising Manager LAUREATE 4; Vice-President Stu- dent Body 3; Student Council Representative 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Captain Football 4. BERRY HOLLAND JOHNSON- Football 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice- President 3; F.F.A. 4; Seminole High School, Sanford, Florida; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A, 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain Football 4. ROBERT LAMAR JOHNSON- Football 1; Bowling 1; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3,4. RONALD HOWARD JONES-3,4. MARIANNE DOROTHY JOUBERT-F.T.A.2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 2; French Club 3; Library Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4. FREDY FLORABELLE JUSTUS-Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club Vice-President 4; Co-Captain Varsity Basketball 4; Wittiest Senior Girl. EMILY CHARLENE KEELING-Basketball 1; Homeroom Secre- tary and Treasurer 1; Basketball 2; F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 2; Jr.- Sr. Entertainer 2; Honor Society Tea 2; Basketball 3; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Features Editor of LAUREATE 4; Business Manager LAUREATE 4; Homeroom President 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Monogram Club; French Club 4. JAMES FRAZIER KILPATRICK-Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1; Track1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jets 3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 4. ELIZABETH CAROLYN DILLION KING-Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 1; Leadership Clinic 1; Basket- ball 1; Powder Puff 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F. H.A. President 1; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4; Cutest Senior Girl 4, EDWARD FRANCIS KIRBY, JR.-Basketball 2; Track 2; Junior Engineering Club 3,4; French Club 3. MARY TEFFT LATHAM-Latin Club 2; Secretary Homeroom 4; Treasurer of Library Club 4. DAVID AVANT LITHGOW-St. Petersburg, Florida: Honor Guard 1,2; Secretary Sophomore Class 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Pinecrest High School, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida: Varsity Football 3; Varsity Track 3; Monogram Club 3; Hendersonville: Varsity Football 4; Varsity Track 4; Social Committee Student Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Cutest Senior Boy 4. RICHARD WARREN LOVELAND- Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A.1,2,3,4; Sophomore Tea 2; Track 3; F.C.A. 4; Fire Committee Student Council 4. CARROLL BERT MAXWELL-Football 1,2; Cross Country 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Track Co-Captain 3,4; Homeroom President 1,2, 3,4; Key ‘Club 2, 3,4; Key Club Treasurer 4; Latin Club 4; H- Club 4: F. C.A. 4; Fire Committee Student Council 4; F.F.A, Treasurer 3. 4; Election Committee 3; Senior Class Vice- President. RONALD WILLIAM McADAM- Football 1,2; Track 1; Homeroom President 1; Wheel Club 1,2,3; D.E.C.A. Club 4. EMILY TAMMERA McGRAW-Powder Puff Football 2,4; Dra- matics Club 2,3,4; Treasurer Dramatics Club 3; Library Club 3; Chorus 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Social Chairman Tri-Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 4. LARRY WAYNE McLEAN-F.F.A. Club 2; Bible Club 3; D.E.C.A. Club 4; F.F.A. 4. BARNEY LOUISE McMAHAN-Bible Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; Li- brary Club2; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Spanish 4; RED AND WHITE Advertising Staff 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. KATHRYN ANN McSHANE-Basketball 1; Latin Club 2; Powder Puff 2,3,4; French Club 4; Bible Club 4. JEAN DIANE MILROY-Class Treasurer 1; RED AND WHITE Writer 2; Basketball 2; French Club 2; Student Council 2,3; RED AND WHITE Associate Editor 3; Co- Editor RED AND WHITE 4; Homeroom President 3,4; Jr. -Sr. Co-Chairman 3; Cheerleading Co-Captain 3; Cheerleading Captain 4; Latin Club 4. 49 SMudent Directory GLORIA ELIZABETH MORGAN-Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Bible Club 4; Bible Club President 4. DEBORAH ROWE MURRAY-Student Council Representative 1; Homeroom President 1,2,3; Sophomore Tea 2; Member Citizen- of-Month Committee 1,2; Secretary of Latin Club 2; Entertainer for Jr.-Sr.2; Head of International Relations Department 3; Secre- tary of Student Council 4; Member of F.T.A. 2,3,4; Secretary of F.T.A.3; Secretary of Junior Class 3; Manager of Girl's Basket- ball team 3,4; President of F.T.A. 4; Honor Society 4; French Club 4; Most Dependable Senior Girl 4. MACK ROGER NORWOOD-D.E.C.A. 4. WILLIAM HUNTER O'CAIN-Track Manager 1; Cross-Country Manager 2; Track Manager 2; F.T.A. 2; Tennis Team 3; Golf Team 4. BRENDA LOU ORR-Basketball 1,2,3,4. JOYCE ELIZABETH ORR- Latin Club2; Laureate Representative 2,3; Assistant Business Manager of Red and White 3; Red and White 3; Spanish Club 4. ROBERT FLYNN ORR-Class President 1; Homeroom president 1; Track 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Student Council2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Student Council 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Key Club 3,4; J. V. Basketball Manager 3; Powder Puff Majorette 3; Homeroom President 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Best All-Round senior boy 4; Powder Puff Court 4. ERIC STEPHEN PEACE-F.F.A,. 4; D.E.C.A, 4; D.E.C.A. treas- urer 4, JUDY SHARON PERKINS-Fern Creek High School: Good News Club 1; Junior RedCross 1; Girl's Athletic Association 1; Strongs- ville High School: y-teens 2; Girl's Athletic Association 2,3; Latern Staff 3; Hendersonville High School: Laureate Staff 4; French Club 4; Pep Board 4; Pep Club 4. PEGGY ANN PERKINS-Entertainer for Jr.-Sr. 2; Red and White 3,4; Assistant Business Manager of Red and White Staff 3; Busi- ness Manager of Red and White Staff 4; Library Club 3,4; Bible Club 4; Student Council 4. JUDY EILEEN PITTMAN-F.T.A. 2; Latin Club 2; Sophomore Tea 2; District Winner in science fair 2; F.T.A. 3; Hall of Fame 3; Chairman of Table decorations committee for Jr.-Sr. 3; F.T.A. 4; Homeroom Vice President 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 4; RED AND WHITE 4. FREDDY LEE PRESSLEY-D.E.C.A, 3,4. EDWARD FRANKLIN PRYOR-Track Manager 2; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Track and Cross County 3; D.E.C.A. 4. RAYMOND HAROLD ROBERTSON-Baseball Manager 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; H-Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Key Club 4; Wrestling 4; Homeroom Secretary and Treasury 3,4; Powder Puff Coach 4; Best Personality in Senior Class 4; F.C.A. 4. PATRICIA ANNE SCHAEFFER-Majorettes 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Library Club 2,3; RED AND WHITE homeroom representative 3; Majorette Captain 4; Vice President of homeroom 4; Dramatics Club 4. LINDA KAY SCOTT-Homeroom Vice-President 1; F.H.A, 2; RED 50 AND WHITE advertiser 3; Program Chairman for Jr.-Sr. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Bible Club 4; French Club 4. KENNETH IVERSON SHIPMAN-Class President 3; Student Coun- cil3,4; Key Club 3,4; President F.C.A. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4. EDGAR DAVID STARNES-Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross- Country 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; French Club 3; F.C.A. 4; Library Club President 4; Student Council 3,4. JOSEPH POWEL STOKES-Winner in County Science Fair 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; Band 1,2; Band Council 1,2; All-State Band 1,2; President Band Council 2; Student Council 2; Sophomore Tea2; Homeroom President 2; Jr.-Sr. Entertainer 2; Golf Team 2,3,4; Commencement Marshal 3; Chairman of Civil Defense-Stu- dent Council 3; RED AND WHITE writer 3; Homeroom Repre- sentative RED AND WHITE 3; Chairman of entertainment Com- mittee for Jr.-Sr. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Delegate to N.C, Student Council Congress 4; Student Body Presi- dent 4; Treasurer of National Honor Society 4; Key Club 4; Presi- dent Latin Club 4; F.C.A, 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 4; County Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; Most Popular Senior Boy 4. ELLIOTT WEEKS STREETMAN-Latin Club 2; Powder Puff 2,4; Library Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Treasurer Bible Club; Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4. MARY ELLA SWOFFORD-F.H.A. 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; RED AND WHITE Writer 1,2; Latin Club Treasurer 2; Sophomore Tea 2; Entertainer at Jr.-Sr.2; LAUREATE Homeroom Representative 3; RED AND WHITE Associate Editor 3; Red Cross Chairman 3; Graduation Marshal 3; DAR Award 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Chairman of Favors Committee for Jr.-Sr. 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Council Treasurer for Student Body 4; French Club 4; Honor Society 4; RED AND WHITE Editor 4. ERNEST ROGER TAYLOR-Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Track 2; Bible Club 4. GRACE ELIZABETH TAYLOR-Freshman Class Secretary 1; Homecoming Court 1; Secretary of Homeroom 1,4; Basketball 1,2; French Club 1,2; Dramatics Club2,3,4; F.T.A.2,3,4; Laureate representative 2; Homeroom Vice President 2; Library Club 3; RED AND WHITE 3; Cheerleading 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; F.H.A. reporter 4; Senior Girl with Best Person- ality 4. MARTHA JANE VAINCOURT- French Club 4. MICHAEL EDWARD VAUGHN-Allstate band 2,3,4; Band Council 2,4; Latin Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4. JOHN HALL WADDELL-Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Cross Country 2; Key Club 3,4; Delegate to district Key Club convention 3; RED AND WHITE advertising staff 4; Track Manager 3,4; Powder Puff cheerleader 3,4; Best Dressed Senior Boy 4. ROBERT CHARLES WATTS- Football 1; Flag bearer 3,4. PATRICIA LUANN WHITMIRE-F.H.A.1; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff 2,3; Basketball Manager 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Bible Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Most Popular Senior Girl 4. LINNA RUTH WORLEY-Homeroom President 1; Latin Club 2; Sophomore Tea 2; Scrapbook Committee 2; Jr.-Sr. Entertainer 2; Chorus 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; Student Council 4; French Club Secretary 4; RED AND WHITE 4; F.T.A. 4. Gve SLILS. Students Qualify for National Meritt Sch olarships Ee ance ne aN RESON te eevee = Steve Brown, Jean Milroy, Lynn Worley, Joe Stokes, Brantley Claris Students Nominate! ‘for Morehead Sch olarship Mike Harper, Bob Orr, Lector Hyder, Joe Stokes, John Brookshire John Godehn, Brantley Claris, Steve Brown, Mary Swofford, Dan Barber, Jean Milroy, Joe Stokes, Lector Hyder 1963 Commencement Marshals Beverly Brackett is commended for her work in the field of art. ‘eon LLP fief seemenceoommsinsten Steve Brown receives the Charles Palmer Davis and the TIME MAGAZINE Awards. 52 Berry Johnson, Jack Erwin, Dick Drake, Dal Lithgow, Hall Waddell SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Ponder Puff Bowl SENIOR PLAYERS Grace Taylor, Kathy McShane, Wanda Crowell, Barbara Clayton, Elliott Stre etman, Elizabeth Gregory, Charlene Keeling, Debbie Gamble, Barbara Cree, Brenda Orr, Emily McGraw, Marianne Joubert. BR ge Bie Ideals are like stars; you willnot succeed in touching them with your hands, but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. 54 President Alan Patterson Treasurer Nancy Egeler Secretary Francis English Vice-President George Wilkins 5) 56 Rebecca Alexander Eddie Allen Mike Allen Fuchia Andrews Cherry Austin Cecilia Beck Robert Bellamy Clara Bennet Mike Blake Linda Boyd Bill Brackett Carolyn Clark Sally Clark Barbara Cline Suzanne Collins Lynda Connor Sandra Conway Gail Corn William Crawford Walter Drake Sonja Drake Olivia Edenfield Nancy Egeler Francis English Linda Etherington And Oxperience College Doards Emily Feagin Teresa Flack Martha Foote Jody Franklin Ethel French Nell Gaffney Pat Gallagher Harold Gilbert Ann Gillgam Berkley Godehn Betty Hefner Jane Higdon Larry Hill Connie Holsopple Doyle Jackson Junior girls compete in homecoming festivities. 57 Jackie Jackson Joan Jenkins Gaye Jones Rebecca Jordan David Kaplan Claudia Keith William King Pam Kuykendall Larry Lee Jimmy Lenz Se untors Assume L eadership mM See Entertainers add much to the exotic enchantment of that magical night in the spring. 58 Patsy Lindsay Betsy Lutz Jeanne McAdams Scott McCrary Bruce McDonald Betty McLeod Gloria Middleton Phyllis Mintz Paul Mitchell Morgan Moore Linda Morgan Eileen Nanny Sandra Newland May Oates Alan Patterson Tommy Patty Bill Pearce Andrew Perry Lorraine Pollard Bill Price Virginia Prince Nancy Provda Katherine Raup David Reese Stephanie Schnatz 59 4 a z a3 a8 288s Badg = SSaar (a0) 4 AFAR 2RABS eee f=) 5) a go3ge syees sases AEA ARASH neageA i) fe) uo} (ee alae a= Om ed zo = oo e Mon py Hnog On C000 G Omar oo sponsibility of various school Many juniors assume the re- duties. MSGi % 60 Sophomore Of 1CELS Tim Cosgrove PRESIDENT © Jack Gregory VICE PRESIDENT Gail Orr SECRETARY ) ® Beverly Turner TREASURER 61 Farticip ate In Activtties Harriet Almond Diane Amiot Jan Austelle Joe Bailey Gordon Barber Greg Barber Judy Barnette Wes Beatty Katherine Bennett Hugh Blackwell Harry Blackwell James Boatwright Robert Brackett Scott Brank Joyce Bridges Charlene Bright Mike Brown Barbara Bryson Patsy Burrell Sharon Cagle Dianne Carpenter Sam Clark Treva Ann Collins Ronnie Corn Tim Cosgrove Cynthia Cree Gil Crouch Linda Davis Marilyn Davis David Day Sharon Denton Donald Drake Elaine Duncan Kerry Edney Alix Eudy Ricardo Fortescue Bill Foster Catherine Freeman Freddie Jean Freeman Lawrence Freeman 62 Oo ptr omores Gatn New Oxperiences Susan Freeman Emily Gallagher Brenda Garland Dan Green John Gregory Frank Griffin Philip Grose Gene Harkey Cathy Hawkins Sandra Hendrix Elaine Hill Danny Hipps Raymond Hobbs Susan Holly Tallulah Hunter Mary Ann Jackson Carolyn Johnson Barbara Jones Larry Jones Robert Joubert Dean Justus Barbara Keith Linda Keith Nancy Keith Peggy Keith Steve Kishpaugh Chester LaGrone Raymond Latt Charles Leslie Cheryl Linder Don Linder Gene Lockaby Susan Magness Tommy Magness Steve Mahar Annette Maney Elaine Martin Marguerite Martin Don Maxwell Carroll McCall 63 Oxcel in Och olarship Lee McCarson Brenda McCoy James McDuffie Anne McLeod Morris Meador T.C. Messer Eloise Moffitt Kathy Moore Diane Morgan Karen Mowery Richard Murray Tommy Newland Sereta Nicholson Pat Norton Gail Orr Nancy Paden Elizabeth Page David Parker Robert Penland Ann Porter Pam Priest Fred Reed Shirley Schaeffer Stanley Shealy Becky Sherman Joe Shipman Judy Sinclair Peggy Sizemore Barbara Smith Chris Smith Sigrid Staton Tommy Stockton Janet Strider Terry Tebben Pat Viewig Beverly Turner Terry Tweed Sylvia Waters Gerry Weston Terry Weston 64 Anticipate Htonor Society Tea Bobby Whitmire Lissa Wilkins Bill Williams Norma Wing Annual Sophomore Tea held at the home of Mr. Mrs. Ed Patterson Tallulah Hunter Winner of Essay Contest Freshman Of ECas Wayne Ward President O Treasurer Peggy Milroy Secretary Janet Lockaby Vice-President Linda Higdon 66 Freshinen Joe Anders Mary Louise Barber John Barnett William Bendl Mack Bennett Kathy Bowers Robert Bradford Beverly Bradshaw Charlene Brown Jake Brown Judy Bryson Tommy Busbee William Carpenter Robert Caudle Donna Chandler William Chapman Charles Clayton Donnie Cline Roy Coleman Dennis Corn James Cox Gary Cumings Louise Dengler David Drake Anita Drake Peter Duris Miles Edney Wayne Flansburg Carolyn Foote Mike Foster John Freeman James Freeman Larry Frisby Ann Garrett James Gibbs David Grissom William Hargrove Nancy Harrington Dan Hartwell Grant Healy Dawn Helton Linda Higdon Foy Holcombe Betty Hollingsworth Susan Hooker Wayne Hoots Dan Hyder Marilynn Hyder Melva Hyder Joan Hysong Baron Jackson Barbara Jacobson William Jamison William Johnson Casey Jones Jill Jordan Nancy Jordan Mike Justus Eileen Kaplan Donald Keith Barbara King Joan King Joe Laughter Brenda Ledbetter Roy Ledbetter Janet Lockaby Judy Lockaby Louis Long Phil Lovingood Patricia Lowe William McAdams Karen McGraw Herb McLemore James Maceman Vincianne Marlier Carol Martin Terry Maxwell Ann Merrill Marcia Mills Peggy Milroy Dan Mintz Melinda Moffit Pete Morgan Sam Neil Barbara Newell Shirley Norton Anne Okie Gail Pace Lynn Padgett Gary Patterson 69 Steven Perry Rhonda Pittillo Clint Pollard Norman Powers Wanda Pressley Dianne Prince Mark Provda Melinda Quarles Paul Raup Ronald Russell Brenda Santos Ronald Shealy Eddie Shipman Kenneth Skaggs Courtney Slider Gloria Smith John Smith Teresa Smith James Sinclair Tom Stephens Randy Sweeney Martha Taylor Paul Thompson Frank Todd Linda Torres Terry Turner Terry Tweed Richard Tyrrell James Ward Wayne Ward Susan Weeks Linda White Anne Wild Linda Williams John Wix William Wright Linda Yarbourgh Crghth Grade OY 1CELS Mike Miller PRESIDENT Sie Bill Keeling VICE PRESIDENT y Martha Sutherland SECRETARY TREASURER 70 Crighth Grade 7) Brenda Albea Richard Allen Mark Angevine Duke Angier Bill Bailey Ed Barber Albert Beck Ann Bennett Eugene Bird Ronnie Blackwell George Boatwright Linda Boyer Martha Brank Terry Brock Sarah Brown Philip Butler Melinda Byers Ernestine Capps Terry Case Karen Cisek Donna Collins 1D, C5 COS, Mary Crosby Mike Darby Wayne Davenport Becky Davis Diane Davis Ernest Dermid Thomas Dick Nora Edenfield Sharon Edmundson Pam English Ann Eudy Jack Farris Eugene Feagin Steve Feagin Greg Flack Rachael Gamble Kathy Garren Christie Gibbs Donna Graham Lamar Harberson Dick Hartwell Neal Hawkins Pat Henderson Ralph Henson Fred Hubert Pat Hutchinson Crighth Grade 2 Eddie Johnson Mary Johnson Kathy Jones Nancy Jones Tommy Jones Bill Keeling Steve Kilgore Gerald King Bill Kirby Don Kirtley Bill Lampley Linda Lanning Sam Laughter Kathy Leaver Linda Lee John Lindsey Diana Long Julia Loudermelt Kathy Loveland Jim Lutz Mary McArver Colleen McCarson Clifton McCrary Janie McCrary John McDuffie Robin Magness Sharon Martin Billy Meador Dale Miller Mike Miller Bobby Milligan Sandi Morgan Teresa Morris Chip Morse Harriet Mottsman Douglas Mowery Diana Needham Carey O'Cain Charlene Pace David Pace Kenneth Pace Marianna Pack Larry Perkins Patrick Perkins John Porter Velda Pressley Candy Priest Dolores Rhody Crghth Grade ws Sandra Rogers Ricky Schnatz Barbara Shipman Sherry Shipman Billy Sitton Susan Skaggs Lamon Skeen Billy Smith Judy Smith Marty Staudenmaire Sharon Stepp Paul Stock Sam Story Martha Strider Karen Strippel Mary Ann Aumner Gwen Sumney Marsha Sutherland Jeanette Tabor Joan Talent Ricky Taylor Randy Terry Jody Thomas Elaine Thompson Elizabeth Todt Terry Tyler Jean Vaughn Joan Vaughn Sharon Waddell Jay Walker Jerry Walker Bobby Ward Amy Wells Deborah White Dinky Wilkins Danny Williams Jerry Williams George Wing Barbara Winn David Zieger First place winners of Christmas Door Contest Mrs. Gaffney's Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Court rides in Homecoming Parade Committee: Ann Eudy Martha Strider Brenda Albea Carey O'Cain Duke Angier Eddy Johnson Ricky Schnatz Roy Perry Joe Stokes Mary Swofford Eddie Allen Debbie Murray President Secretary Vice President Treasurer The Student Council of Hendersonville High School is the center of student activity. Itis anorganization of students elected by students to serve as their official representatives in all mat- ters of concern to the entire school. Student Council provides a medium through which student opinion may be heard. The Stu- dent Councilis more than just a governmental body; it is a train- ing ground for leaders and followers. Its service projects and social affairs are a vital part of school life. ,. The Student Council constantly strives to bring out the best : in each student by trying in as many ways as possible to make him an honest, interested, and active citizen of the school. Mr. Brown pe Student Counci . . . FIRST ROW, kneeling: Jesse Andrews, Bill Pearce, Paul Mitchell, Bob Orr, Mike Harper, George Wilkins, Paul Ward. SECOND ROW, seated: Eddie Allen, Debbie Murray, Joe Stokes, Mary Swofford. THIRD ROW, standing: Jack Gregory, Ann Porter, Lynn Worley, Diana Long, Susan Skaggs, Sam Clark, John Porter, Mike Miller, Marilyn Davis, Gail Orr, Joan Hysong, Beverly Wondisford. FOURTH ROW: Ken Shipman, Marcia Mills, Tim Cosgrove, Virginia Fortescue, Grant Healy, Clint Pollard, John Godehn, Cynthia Croft, Beverly Brackett, Eddie Johnson, Joan Jenkins, Linda Higdon, Olivia Edenfield. Election Committee Paul Mitchell Susan Holly Beverly Wondisford Susan Ficker Cecilia Beck Bill Pearce Joan Hysong Jeanne McAdams Francis English Joan Jenkins Lynn Worley Susan Darby Dal Lithgow Grant Healy Social Committee Ay) ( 73 WWrea! L ISAS ALMoer aAMiLed | LE SAGES Bulletin Board Committee - tn Ke Fire Committee Point Board Committee Frank Todd Pat Gallagher Diane Amiot Cynthia Croft Gail Drake Mike Harper Don Linder Sara Stewart Dick Loveland David Starnes Ken Shipman Wallace Brittain Linda Etherington Lorraine Pollard Judy Sinclair Bobby Sutherland Ann Porter Billy O'Cain Scrapbook Committee WORLD EVENTS Handbook Committee Tim Cosgrove Bob Orr Emily Gallagher Sonja Drake Nancy Egeler Dan Barber Jack Gregory Virginia Prince John Godehn Wayne Ward Beverly Brackett Liz Gregory Cheryl Linder Beverly Bradshaw Sara Stewart Pep Board Sanitation Committee Donnie Cline Dan Barber George Wilkins Becky Jordan Linda Higdon Gail Orr Olivia Edenfield Peggy Perkins Jackie Jackson Gene Lockaby Paul Ward Donnie Cline Civil Defense iG FIRST ROW, kneeling: George Wilkins, John Brookshire, Lecter Hyder, Mike Harper, Steve Brown, Dan Barber. SEC OND ROW, standing: John Godehn, Mary Swofford, Jean Milroy, Beverly Brackett, Debbie Murray, Nancy Egeler, Brantley Claris, Becky Alexander, Virginia Prince. THIRD ROW, standing: Bill Brackett, Eddie Allen, Joe Stokes, Bob Orr, Ken Shipman, Charlene Keeling. Ftonor ociely Ofresses Och olarship, Mrs. Elizabeth Price Sponsor C4. dla Ch Chi Each fall five percent of the junior class and ten percent of the senior class are chosen for membership in the National Honor Society on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The Honor Society is a service organization, the main purpose of which being the encouragement of scholastic attainment. Honor Society members Sell tickets at athletic games and maintain a student tutoring service. The society honors the top twenty-five percent of the sopho- more class at the Sophomore Tea in the spring. It awards the scholar- ship cup to the homeroom with the highest scholastic average each six weeks and presents a scholarship ribbon to each student who attains an A or ''B average. Brantley Claris President John Godehn Lecter Hyder Joe Stokes Vice President Secretary Treasurer UO) Mr. Brown Jesse Andrews Lecter Hyder Steve Brown Carroll Maxwell Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Key Club is a Kiwanis sponsored service organization whose aim is to serve the school and the community. The club's activities included the sponsoring of Homecoming and the distribution of food to a needy family at Thanksgiving. All twenty-five members worked on a cold Saturday in December selling gas in order to purchase a trophy case for the school. The Hendersonville High Key Club was well represented at both the district convention at Greensboro, North Carolina, and at the national convention in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Cline Sponsor Mr. Lockaby Sponsor Hey Club Sresents Troph. YY Case FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Jesse Andrews, Lecter Hyder, Steve Brown, Carroll Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Dan Barber, Bobby Sutherland, Gordon Barber, John Brookshire, John Godehn. THIRD ROW: Don Linder, Ken Shipman, Hall Waddell, Waddy Stokes, Mike Brown. FOURTH ROW: Harold Robertson, Alan Patterson, George Wilkins, Tommy Blankenship, Chuck Hysong. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Cline, Berkley Godehn, Eddie Allen, Joe Stokes, Paul Ward, Mr. Brown. NOT PICTURED: Bob Orr, Mr. Lockaby. Mr. Brown Ken Shipman Paul Ward John Brookshire Eddie Allen Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The newly organized Fellowship of Christian Athletes holds as its goal the advancement of sportsmanship on and off the campus; the promotion of a Christian atmosphere in all school activities. The FCA, open to all interested boys, has quickly become one of the most active organizations on campus. Its activities include the presentation of programs to various church groups and other schools as well as to the students of H.H.S. The FCA did much to promote the idea of sportsmanship by offering prayer before athletic contests. Fello wship of Christian Athletes Promotes ports im anship FIRST ROW, F. to B.: Dan Barber, Jack Gregory, John Brookshire, Joe Stokes. SECOND ROW: Bob Orr, David Reese, Ken Shipman, Kerry Edney. THIRD ROW: David Starnes, Tim Cosgrove, Gordon Barber, Mike Brown, Donnie Cline. FOURTH ROW: Jim McDuffie, Harold Robertson, Don Linder, Tommy Blankenship, Eddie Allen. STANDING: Mr. Brown. Ae 81 Over the years the H.H.S. Band has been one of the finestorganizations at Hendersonville High. The band, under the direction of Mr. Earl Martin, has brought many distinguished honors and awards to our school. The purpose of the band is to advance the study of music; to develop the qualities of citizenship, leadership, and self-discipline; and to achieve the best that instrumental playing has to offer. The band participates in many school functions such as playing for football games and pep rallies, marching in parades as a representative of H.H.S., and playing at least one concert in the spring. This year the band participated in the Band Day fes- tivities in Clemson, S. C. and was invited to play at the Shrine Bowl Mr. Earl Martin in Charlotte, N. C. atlases H.H.S. band students continue to make up a large portion of the Western District All-State Band. These places are won in competitive auditions. This year Jim Lenz, John Godehn, Laura Crawford, Nancy Provda, Jane Higdon, Gail Drake, and M ike Vaughn won first chairs in their respective sections. Others who made the All-State Band are Wanda Crowell, Emily Feagin, Paul Ward, Carolyn Johnson, and Elaine Martin. The Hendersonville High School Band is a leader among North Carolina high school bands and is a vital part of H.H.S. “Qur Land” Displays . an Hendersonville High School Concert Band BAND COUNCIL - KNEELING: Gail Drake, Cynthia Croft, Laura Crawford, Wanda Crowell. STANDING: Emily Feagin, John Godehn, Jim Lenz, Charles Dowsett, Paul Ward, Mike Vaughn, Jane Higdon. AM And Dedication MAJORETTES - KNEELING: Patsy Schaeffer, Susan Magness, Marilyn Davis, Kathy Moore, Shirley Schaeffer. STANDING: Pat Viewig, Gail Corn, Laura Crawford, Terry Tebben, Mar- Laura Crawford guerite Martin. Drum Majorette The Dramatics Clab The Dramatics Club provides opportunities for experience in all phases of the theater -- acting, writ- ing, directing, costuming, and staging. Each fall the Mr. Orr club holds tryouts and admits a limited number of new ee members. The annual Costume Day, on which new members come to school dressed as theatrical charac- ters, serves as their initiation. The club presents two major productions, the Christmas play and a spring assembly. OFFICERS: Carol Henderson, Treasurer; Beverly Brackett, Sec- retary; Mike Brown, Vice Presi- dent; Brantley Claris, President. Dramatics Club presents Christmas play MEMBERSHIP: H. Almond, J. Austelle, D. Barber, M. L. Barber, W. Beatty, T. Blankenship, B. Brackett, M. Brown, B. Claris, C. Clark, S. Clark, K. Council, L. Crawford, C. Cree, J. Dahmer, D. Day, S. Drake, A. Eudy, V. Fortescue, S. Ficker, B. Garland, B. Heffner, C. Henderson, S. Hendrix, S. Holly, T. Hunter, M. A. Jackson, E. Kaplan, C. Keeling, B. King, B. King, J. Lavalle, S. Magness, A. Maney, D. Manwaring, M. Martin, E. McGraw, B. McMahan, S. Misenheimer, K. Moore, L. Morrison, M. Oates, A. Okie, N. Paden, P. Perkins, J. Pittman, N. Provda, E. Pryor, S. Schaeffer, B. Sherman, D. Smith, S. Schnatz, G. Taylor, T. Tebben, G. Weston, T. Weston. Don Barber Photographer Mrs. Atkins John Brookshire Sponsor Editor The Laureate Staff Charlene Keeling Business Manager In publishing the Laureate each staff member strives diligently to do his best Cynthia Croft in an effort to offer you, the students, a Senionm Editor Superior product. Into this publication go much enthusiasm, dedication, time, plan- ning, fun, and enjoyment. John Godehn Activit ies Editor The 1964 edition of the Laureate is presented in hopes that it will serve as a lasting and significant account of those memories which make up the Footprints of 1647.2) Steve Brown Judy Perkins Sports Editor Class Editor £497 _ ruth Collins 85 Typist Lecter Hyder Advertising Manager Brantley Claris Jeanne McAdams Exchange Editor Associate Editor Mrs. Westmoreland Mary Swofford Literary Sponsor Co- Editor Red and White ) Tempo of Virginia Fortescue Steve Brown Circulation Manager Feature Editor To serve as the voice of the school, to maintain andimprove standards of school life, totrain students in writing and busi- ness - these are the goals and accomplish- ments of the 1963-64 editions of THE RED AND WHITE. The six-page newspaper reflects all aspects of school life and student opinion. Its staff strives for excellency in every phase of presentation. Barbara Cline Beverly Brackett Assistant Business Mer. Art Editor Gail Orr Bob Orr Bobby Sutherland Susan Darby Writer Advertiser Photographer Typist Linda Etherington Susan Holly Becky Alexander Donna Barber Artist Writer 86 Advertiser Artist Jean Milroy Mrs. Atkins Co- Editor Business Sponsor We 4 veals Student Life THE RED AND WHITE staff is divided intotwo groups. One is the literary staff under the guidance of Mrs. Chicora West- moreland. The other is the business and advertising staffs under the direction of Mrs. Mary Atkins. THE RED AND WHITE is a member of the North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Nancy Egeler Associate Editor Dan Barber Sports Editor Olivia Edenfield Writer Wallace Brittain Carol Henderson Sports Writer Typist Don na Crouch Sandra Honeycutt Advertiser Advertiser 87 Betty Hefner Assistant Business Mer. Gordon Barber Sports Writer Peggy Perkins Business Manager Elizabeth Gregory Circulation Manager Hall Waddell Advertiser John Brookshire Advertiser Barney McMahan Advertiser CLOCKWISE: Bobby Sutherland, John Godehn, Kathy McShane, Eddie Pryor, Gary Cummings, Lynn Worley, Steve Mahar, Bruce Moessen, Dusty Moore, Sereta Nicholson, Kathy Moore, Annette Maney, Steve Brown, Chris Smith, Larry Jones, Ronnie Jones, Debbie Murray, David Parker, David Hadden, Becky Jordan, Anne McLeod, Karen Council, Diane Amiot, Carol Henderson, Mary Swofford. ON TOP: Mike Fain. Mr. Lappin OFFICERS, L.to R.: Bobby Sutherland-Vice President, Carol Lee Cercle Srancats Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, is composed of second year French students and holds as its pur- pose the advancing of the study of the people, literature, culture, and customs of France. Through programs of skits, films, and guest speak- ers, the members gainan insight into 'the French life. The highlight of the year is an outing held in the spring. Henderson-Treasurer, Lynn Worley-Secretary, John Godehn- President. Caroling at Christmas 7m’ f Miss Oates Joe Stokes Jack Gregory Judy Barnett Tallulah Hunter Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The advancement in appreciation and knowledge of the ancient Roman culture and history is the aim of this year's Latin Club. Composed of second-year Latin students, the club promotes a clearer understanding of the language upon which so many other languages are based. If properly used, the Latin Club can give each student a friendly in- terest inthe classics so that he may pursue them in college and look upon them with respect and admiration in his future life. For the members of the club, the year is highlighted by the annual Latin Club Banquet held in the spring. Latin Club Urews Koman Life FIRST ROW, F.to B.: Charlene Bright, Beverly Turner, Judy Barnett, Diane Morgan, Robert Brackett. SECOND ROW: Shirley Schaeffer, Cheryl Linder, Joe Stokes, Mike Vaughn, Greg Barber. THIRD ROW: Jack Gregory, Pat Norton, Guy Brown, Jim McDuffie. STANDING, L. to R.: Sammy Clarke, Joe Bailey, Karen Mowery, Gail Orr, Nancy Paden, Cynthia Cree, Marianne Jackson, Judy Sinclair, Gail Drake, Freddie Freeman, Brenda McCoy, Janis Pittman, Emily Gallagher, Ann Porter, Don Linder. 89 FIRST ROW, sitting: Sandra Newland, Barbara Corn, Ethel French. SECOND ROW, kneeling: Beverly Brackett, Fredy Justus, Virginia Fortescue, Judy Pittman, Bill Williams, Gloria Middleton. THIRD ROW, standing: Betty King, Lynn Simpson, Paul Raup, Martha Foote, Connie Holsopple, Joy Orr, Ricardo Fortescue, Linda Keith, Sara Stewart, Gloria Morgan, Kathy Raup. FOURTH ROW: Barney McMahan, Gene Harkey, Stephanie Schnatz, David Parker, Miss Gibbs. ) pantsh Club PDrightens School with Native Dress El Cifculo Espanol, composed of Spanish II stu- dents, was formed this year to enable students to enjoy and appreciate the Spanish language and many related subjects. During one day of the year, all members come to school dressed in Latin American attire. Miss Gibbs Sponsor Beverly Brackett Fredy Justus Virginia Fortescue Judy Pittman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 90 f é David Starnes Peggy Perkins Sally Clark Mary Latham President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Library Club is a service, a learning, anda social organization. The club, composed of library assistants, serves Mrs. Kessler and the entire student body by taking care of the ever-increasing work to be done in the library. Theclub also enables the assistants to learn the proper library techniques. Even in view of the serving and learning processes, the members still find time to 'socialize. Library Club Serves SMudent Dody w sponsor LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Schnatz, Peggy Perkins, Gloria Morgan, Betty McLeod, Barbara Corn, Robert Joubert, Janet Staudenmaier, James Williams, Mike Allen, Sereta Nicholson, Brantley Claris, Mike Brown, Donna Crouch, Peggy Sizemore, Mary Ann Jackson, Marguerite Martin, Barbara Bryson, Linda Sizemore, Susan Magness, David Starnes, Marianne Joubert, Fuchia Andrews, Elaine Duncan, Sis Whitmire, Elliott Streetman, Nell Gaffney, Mary Latham. Al Mr. Lappin Debbie Murray Dan Barber Carol Henderson Barbara Cline Mrs. Allen Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The Future Teachers of America affords students the opportunity to take a close look at one of the most demanding and most satisfying professions - that of a teacher. The F.T.A. helps promote an appreciation of the American system of education. The F.T.A. is an extremely active organization. This year's events included the collection of toys for Santa Pal, the sending of representatives to the state convention, ''Visitation Day, and a field trip to Appalachian State Teachers College. F.T.A. aides Jaycees with Santa Pal project. Tomorrow's Seachers SEATED, L. to R.: Susan Holly, Tallulah Hunter, Becky Jordan, Jeanne McAdams, Sally Clark, Elliott Streetman, Virginia Prince, Olivia Edenfield, Mary Swofford, Carol Henderson, Debbie Murray, Dan Barber, Sonja Drake Francis English, Sandra Honeycutt, Joan Jenkins, Janet Staudenmaire, Nancy Egeler, Marianne Joubert, Cecilia Beck, Donna Barber. STANDING: Mr. Lappin, Brantley Claris, Gordon Barber, Beverly Brackett, Luann Whit - mire, Liz Gregory, Sara Stewart, Ann Porter, Ann Gillgam, Susan Darby, Judy Pittman, Lynn Worl Bennett, David Starnes, Mrs. Allen. ; ‘ 2 cor ies PA a G2. SEATED, L. to R.: Rose Ann Vaughn, Linda Morgan, Teresa Flack, SharonMisenheimer,Jane Dahmar. STANDING: Carola Garren, Karen Council, Peggy Keith, Betty King, Sharon Denton, Pam Priest, Fuchia Andrews, Barbara Jones, Lynn Simpson, Pat Lindsay, Gloria Middleton, Pam Kuykendall, Clara Lee Bennett. NOT PICTURED: Donna Barber, Ann Garrett, Sandra Hendrix, Melva Hyder, Nancy Keith, Grace Taylor. VS al “Facin G The Future Oth Warm OFFICERS: Karen Council, Historian; Sharon Denton, Song Leader; Lynn Simpson, Secretary; Pam Kuykendall, Projects Chairman; Teresa Flack, Vice President; Pam Priest, Degree Chairman; Barbara Jones, Treasurer; Betty King, President. NOT PICTURED: Grace Taylor, Reporter. 93 Courage, And. Stigh Stopes’ Purposes of the Future Homemakers of America: Topromotea growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, To encourage democracy in home and community life, To work for good home and family life for all, To promote international good will, To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, To provide wholesome individual and group recreation, To further interest in home economics. Gloria Morgan President David Day Barbara Bryson Vice President Secretary The Bible Club encourages the spiritual development of the student, as well as the mental. Emphasis is placed on higher moral standards, Christian fellowship, and service. The club participates in the following projects: the collection of foodand clothes for localfamilies at Thanksgiving and at Christ- mas, collection of foreignand commemorative stamps to be used for the purchase of Bibles to be sent to mission fields in specified languages, and the sending of Christmas and greeting cards to missions. On religious holidays favors are placed on hospital trays. 94 Bible Club Works Fa Serve Elliott Streetman Treasurer Mrs. Shipp Sponsor SEATED, L. to R.: Fuchia Andrews, Eileen Nanney, Roger Taylor, David Hadden, Linda Scott, Donna Crouch, Elliott Streetman, Peggy Perkins, Gloria Morgan, Luann Whitmire, Nancy Keith, Linda Sizemore, Eloise Moffitt. STAND- ING: David Cagle, Joyce Bridges, Sue Nichols, Cheryl Linder, Kathy McShane, David Day, Elaine Hill, Mrs. Shipp. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Wiggins, Kenneth Skaggs, Danny Hyder. SECOND ROW: Stanley Shealey, Joe Webb, Guery Bowers, Lee McCarson, Charles Smith, Harry Blackwell. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Simpson, Vick Whitley, Larry McLean, Don Maxwell, Carroll Maxwell, Dick Loveland. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Busbee, Tommy Busbee, Jacob Clouse, Gil Crouch, Alvin Coggins, John Cagle, Charles Clayton, Wayne Leroy, Charles Myers, Eric Piece, Bill King, Carol Painter, Jerry Patty, Fred Reed, Ed Shipman, Tommy Stevens, Bill Watts, Stanley Walker. Future Sarmers of “America The aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of Mr. Wiggins agriculture, leadership, cooperation, Sponsor and citizenship. The true meaning of the FFA can best be described by its motto: LEARNING TO DO DOING TO EARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Officers: Carl Painter-Reporter; Alvin GH SCHOOL LIBRARY Coggins-Secretary; Carroll Maxwell-Treas- oy Ae ei urer; Lee McCarson-Sentinel; Dick Love- me NE NOUNVILLE NG. land-President. ABSENT: Bill Watts-Vice President. 95 Dick Drake Charles Hunter Dudley Harrington Harry Byers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Junior Engineering and Technological Society is one of H.H.S.'s newest organizations. The club allows the member to further his scientific knowledge and to keep abreast of the latest developments in the field of research. Through weekly meetings, members of the JETS are able to share their knowledge and personal experiments with each other. Si untor On GIN CLIN 1G and Tr echnological Oocrely FIRST ROW, L. to R., seated: Mr. Gaffigan, Harry Byers, David Day. SECOND ROW, standing: Bruce Moessen, Gene Harkey, John Merrill, Bill Foster, G ene Carswell, Wallace Brittain, Charles Hunter. THIRD ROW: Dudley Harrington, Jim Macemon, Dick Drake, Mike Sigman. Mr. Gaffigan Sponsor 96 SAGE FIRST ROW: Linda Blackburn, Barbara Clayton, Barbara Bryson, Frances Rozzano, Harriet Almond, Nell Gaffney, Melva Hyder, Sharon Denton. SECOND ROW: Karen McGraw, Phyllis Mintz, Clara Bennett, May Oats, Ann Gillgam, Sue Nichols, Sharon Misenheimer, Kathy McShane, Linda Higdon, Sara Stewart. THIRD ROW: Pete Morgan, Miles Edney, Mrs. Irving (director), David Cagle, Walter Puckett. Muste Sn She Air Over the years the Hendersonville High School Chorus has become an important part of school life. Each day members of the chorus come together to practice what each member loves - music. Under the directionof Mrs. R. C. Irving, the chorus performs at many school functions including the Thanksgiving assembly program in the fall and the Easter assembly program in the spring. The chorus is responsible for making each student appreciate ''the sound of music. Mrs. Irving Sponsor 97 MEMBERSHIP, L. to R.: Mr. Day, Howard Burrell, Larry McLean, Ronny Simpson, John Stuckey, Carl Painter, Walter Puckett, Jeanette Arrowood, Fred Pressley, Bobby Stephens, Jesse Andrews, Gene Carswell, Eric Peac e, Eddie Pryor, Ronnie McAdams, Mac Norwood, Jay Magness, Bill Dwyer, Larry Harris, Larry Blythe, Dick Royall, Mike Lindsay, Mike Turner, Bobby Merrill. Distributive ©ducation Combines Classroom (ith Sh ob Oxperience The Distributive Education Club is an organization which strives to putthe knowledge gain- ed in the classroom to practical use in local business. The D.E, students spend half of their class period at School and the other half working on an outside job. Under the direction of Mr. Day, the club has become a very active part of H.H.S. Mr. Day Sponsor OFFICERS: Jeanette Arrowood-Secretary; Fred Pressley- Vice President; Jesse Andrews-President; Eric Peace-Ser- geant at Arms; Larry Blythe-Parliamentarian. 98 Athletics Freshman physical education classes pursue an active outdoor program. HHS, Athletic Director Norman JKeseroll Dear Students, Interscholastic athletics have been likened to atomic energy in that either may possess tremendous power for good or evil, depending on the way in which it is con- ducted. The sports may produce health or they may weaken it. They may produce good citizens or bring forththe thug. Athletic programs may fulfill their true functions asa great medium of education and self-discipline for our youth, or they may be mis- used to glorify a coach or a school or to entertain the public. Let's make our program develop health and good citizens and fulfill the true function of educating students well. Ithinkif we alldisplayedthe traits mentioned in this little poem called Ingredients of an Athlete, ’ we could not miss. A is for Ability, God-given to use, T is for Truth, to give strength when you lose; H is for Hardihood, ‘twill help you in strife, L is for Love, the basis of life; E is for Energy, to give of your all, T is for Training, to help you think tall. E is for effort, our own added plus, Our own contribution, which helps God to help us. [hope at this year's endour teams' achievements will make every one of you proud you are a Bearcat. Sincerely, Norm Meseroll 100 CARROLL MAXWELL N. C. State 440 Champion . CW Nac: sets HOE Champion A, Lh lef. 7G Al wards Oscar Corn, Best Defensive Lineman (football), Leading Baseball Hitter, WHKP Field General Award (football); Carroll Maxwell, Most Valuable Team Member (track); Jim Hysong, Most Valuable Player (basketball), Best Foul Shooter (basketball), Best Offensive Lineman (football); Terry Tebben, Most Physically Fit in Girls' Gym Classes. Meno. igh oe WWI. Sequel Captain Lecter Hyder Senior Halfback Co-Captain Berry Johnson Senior Fullback The Bearcat football squad this year amassed a record of 6-4-0, finishing fourth in the Blue Ridge Conference. This record, aconsiderable improvement over last year's 4-6-Oslate, is due toa great extent to the fine team spirit shown by the players. The footballers of 1963 played as a team, not as individuals, and their record shows it. Scoring and yardage were divided among several players rather than being concentrated in one star. Much skill was shown by the Cat players, as is evi- denced by the ranks of their members in the Blue Ridge Conference season statistics. Carswell topped the pas- sing classification; Andrews took fourth place in rushing and total offense, tenth in pass receiving, and a tie for first in scoring; and Johnson finished second in scoring and sixth in rushing and pass receiving. Best HHS Defensive Back Mention All-Conference Third Team All- WeNaGe Jesse Andrews Senior Halfback Best HHS Offensive Back All-Conference All-WNC Coach Norman Meseroll, Backfield Coach, and Coach Harold Cline, Line Coach Footballers 1963 Scoreboard Bearcats Opponents 0 Enka 6 13 Parker 20 13 Owen 6 20 Holston 7 PA | Murphy {i 14 Swain 2 20 Waynesville 14 0 Brevard 13 0 Waynesville eS 47 Canton 7 15.4 Average Points FORD Varsity football managers: Meseroll, Caudle, and Brittain FRONT ROW: Stockton, Stephens, Lithgow, Carswell, Osteen, Grose, Cagle. SECOND ROW: Hyder, Turner, Andrews, Johnson, Robertson, Erwin, Cisek. THIRD ROW: Edney, Beatty, Clark, Bradford, Moore, Webb, Black- well, FOURTH ROW: Tweed, Jackson, Dave Parker, Whitmire, Wright, Maultsby. FIFTH ROW: Corn, Bob Johnson, Price, Drake, Lockaby, Loveland. SIXTH ROW: Kilpatrick, Walker, Hysong. Harold Robertson Senior Guard Best HHS Defensive Linemen All-Conference Second Team All-WNC Chuck Hysong Junior End Dusty Moore Junior Guard Mention All-Conference Cats 154 Points 94 First Downs 1554 Rushing Yards 807 Passing Yards 54-116 46.5% Passes Jack Erwin Junior Guard Most Improved HHS Linemen Bobby Stephens Junior Halfback Dearcat Low SAM and Opponents 105 89 1489 319 2 71= 194.2) Stanley Osteen Junior Center Dick Drake Senior Tackle Mention All-Conference Gene Carswell Senior Quarterback Most Improved HHS Back Mention All-Conference James Kilpatrick cS dole Senior End LL ers Best HHS Offensive Lineman Mention All-Conference Determination Cats Opponents 103} Pass Interceptions 10 32-31.75 Punts 36-32.7 14 Fumbles Lost 14 428.5 Penalties 345 Ben Maultsby Junior Center Stanley Walker Junior Tackle Mike Turner Senior Fullback 105 Coach Cline instructs linemen in pre-season practice Andrews looks for a pass receiver behind the blocking of session. Robertson and Carswell. Drake and Erwin rush to Andrews' assistance. After beginning the season with a heartbreaking 6-0 loss to the Enka Jets, the Bearcats showed spirit even in the succeeding week's 20-14 defeat at the hands of Parker High School's Tornados. September 27 the Cats showed their teeth by rolling over Owenbyascore of 13-6. Following this contest, the Bearcats chalked up wins of 20-7, 27-7, and 14-12 over Holston, Tenn., Murphy, and Swain, respectively. The Cats defeated a favored Waynesville eleven 20-14 on October 18. The Blue Devils of Brevard took a hard-fought contest the next week by a tally of 13-0. After a loss by 13-0 to a strong Waynesville team, the Bearcats concluded the season on a victorious note by downing Canton 47-7. Kilpatrick battles opponents for pass as Webb, Hyder, Walker, and Hysong look on. Oppositiontacklers smother Bearcat offensive as Walker, Hysong, and Drake attempt to assist the ball carrier. Three defenders bring down Berry Johnson as Carswell, Hyder, Kilpatrick, Erwin, and Robert- son attempt to aid in the play. Freshman footballer sweeps around right end for a gain in the Hall Fletcher game. FRONT ROW: Feagin, Walker, King, Pollard, Williams, Foster, Clayton. SECOND ROW: Carpenter, Brown, Long, D. Corn, McLemore, Tweed, Ward. THIRD ROW: Powers, Healy, R. Blackwell, Sweeny, Lovingood, Mace- mon, Smith. 1963. Ssearcat Sreshman Seam Gain is scored in Hall Fletcher game as fresh- Coaches Jim Laughter and Jim Pardue guide men drive through the line. Bearkitten gridders. SCOREBOARD Bearkittens Opponents 0 Enka 6 0 Canton 34 6 Owen ily 12 Brevard 14 7 Hall Fletcher 2 24 Waynesville {i 8.2 Average Points 14.2 108 Suntor Varsity Baseball KNEELING (1. to r.): Frank Griffin, Toby DeBarr, Philip Grose, Eddie Shipman, Louis Long, Jake Brown; STAND- ING: Gene Lockaby, Skip Latt, Chet LaGrone, Ronnie Corn, Wayne Ward, Wayne Hoots, Coach Jim Laughter. KNEELING (1. to r.): Jake Brown, Grant Healy, Doug Pryor, Wayne Hoots, Bill Carpenter; STANDING: David Drake (manager), Johnny Barnett, Danny Mintz, John Porter, Jimmy Lutz, Joe Laughter, Eddie Shipman, Norman Powers, Toby Debarr, Louis Long, Donnie Cline, Billy Jamison (manager), Coach Jim Laughter. MAY, “ ae oS Freshman Daskhethall SCOREBOARD Cats Opponents 41 West Henderson ay 49 T. C. Roberson 44 26 R.S. Central 44 42 Waynesville 41 ay b R. S. Central aye: ays! Enka 1) 49 Canton 47 45 West Henderson 43 44 Owen Ol 54 Brevard 41 Oil Enka OD 58 Erwin 48 72 Waynesville o7 56 Brevard 42 47 Canton 63 ay T. C. Roberson 58 58 Owen 4 50 Erwin 61 49 Edneyville 70 VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS Jack Gregory and Donald Linder BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Champions) 23 Brevard 20 65 Waynesville 50 Bearcat Varsity Baskethall Seam LEFT: Coach Harold Cline; FIRST ROW (1. tor.): Mike Blake, Waddy Stokes, Eddie Allen, Steve Carlisle, Ken Shipman; SECOND ROW: Richard Cisek, Paul Ward, James Kilpatrick, Gene Tebben, Chuck Hysong, Edgar Robinson. The Bearcat team takes time out from a rough gam to discuss the situation with Coach Cline. Ken Shipman Guard S| o Q 12 ® H o) si ® e) I o S ) oO James Kilpatrick Forward 1963 1964 Chuck Hysong Waddy Stokes Guard Center, Forward 2 Steve Carlisle Eddie Allen Guard Guard ardwood Squad Members Richard Cisek Mike Blake Guard Forward -SMOKING FIRE DEPT i 113 ee SIE nae i ES ( 4 Edgar Robinson Forward Paul Ward Guard Shipman seeks to outwit a strong Enka defense. cpr A OKING ARE ERY Bearcats rush to await the rebound of Shipman's shot. Another H. H. S. Shot heads for the basket in the Canton contest. Ftardwood Seam Sparkles Ten players fixedly watch the path of Shipman's jump shot. Hysong takes a long jump shot in the Canton game. : os . FIRST ROW (l. tor.): Mike Leslie, Skip Latt, Wayne Ward, Chet LaGrone, Harry Blackwell; SECOND ROW: Jeff Meseroll, Ray Handley, Frank Griffin, Tommy Blankenship; THIRD ROW: Don Maxwell, Tommy Magness, Steve Kishpaugh, Coach Jim Pardue. Undefeate! Bearcubs Cop G onferen ce Crown Coach Jim Pardue's J. V. hardwood pounders swept to a perfect 1963-64 season as they polished off opponents in fifteen regular season contests and proceeded to take the Blue Ridge Conference Tournaments for championship laurels. In regular season play the junior varsity basketballers sent the ball through the net for a total of 838 points, as compared to their opponents' total of 596. The average tally would read H.H.S. - 55.86, opponents - 39.73, for an average margin of victory of more than sixteen points. SCOREBOARD ' Cubs Opponents Jayvee players eagerly await rebound. 54 WU eeiiiondercon 19 ; 53 T. C. Roberson 37 if 39 Waynesville 20 | : 56 Enka 43 i 60 Canton 45 qt 51 West Henderson 36 ) 52 Owen 39 81 Brevard 52 47 Enka 36 58) Erwin 47 70 Waynesville 56 61 Brevard 42 43 Canton 40 63 T. C. Roberson 40 SS Owen 44 BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Champions) 54 Brevard 36 63 Waynesville 50 GIRLS' CAPTAINS Fredy Justus and Debbie Gamble Coach Geraldine Hensley Coach H. H. Blankenship d Daskelballers Show Srowess Debbie tries a free throw in Confer- ence Tournament. Kittens do their best to get the re- bounds. Barbara struggles for the ballas Fredy and Debbie look on. 116 Debbie Gamble - G Becky Alexander - F Barbara Cline - F Brenda Orr - F Fredy Justus - F Charlene Keeling - G Suzanne Collins- G Terry Tebben - F Gail Orr - F earkitten Otarters SCOREBOARD Kittens Opponents 24 West Henderson 11 20 R. S. Central 26 21 Waynesville 28 24 R. S. Central 29 25 . Enka 26 28 Canton (Ef 20 West Henderson 14s) 11 Owen 28 20 Brevard ify! 36 Enka 34 19 Erwin 39 17 Waynesville 23 163) Brevard 18 363 Canton Ze 26 Owen 3f 18 Erwin 40 24 Edneyville 40 BLUE RIDGE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 33 Brevard 20 16 Waynesville 43 VARSITY GIRLS' MANAGERS Debbie Murray and Sonja Drake Loasste Sguad LEFT VERTICAL (top to bottom): Kathy Moore, Terry Tebben, Beverly Bradshaw, Brenda Orr, Joan Hysong, Linda Williams, Charlene Keeling; HORIZONTAL (1. to r.): Suzanne Collins, Debbie Gamble, Linda Higdon, Gail Orr, Pat Norton; RIGHT VERTICAL (top to bottom): Treva Collins, Donna Chandler, Martha Taylor, Cynthia Cree, Becky Alexander, Barbara Cline, Fredy Justus. 118 Returntn G Sensors Harold Robertson Ken Shipman Mike Turner Second Baseman Shortstop Center Fielder St Ft. S. Diamond Men H.H.S. baseballers, guidedby Coach Jim Pardue, will this year seek victory in a Slate of games including contests with the five other Blue Ridge Conference schools (Brevard, Canton, Enka, Owen, and Waynesville), East Henderson, West Henderson, and Edneyville. The team last year compiled a record of 9-5 and finished second in the conference standings; in the first round of the state play- offs the Cats lost to Bessemer City by a score of 5-4. James Kilpatrick Pitcher (1963 record: 7-3) FIRST ROW (1. tor.): Bobby Stephens, Tommy Blankenship, Harry Blackwell; SECOND ROW: Harold Robertson, Ken Shipman, Mike Sigmon; THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Pardue, James Kilpatrick, Edgar Robinson, Chuck Hysong. Carroll Maxwell, state 440- 2 David Starnes, state cross- yard dash champion, _- country champion, exhibits flashes past. his winning running style. Jesse Andrews skims over hurdles on the way to another victory. Andrews sails over the high-jump bar in a Dietz Field meet. Shot-putter Dick Drake as- sumes the putting stance. 120 Cal Cindermen ‘ : FIRST ROW (Il. to r.): David Starnes, Charles Hunter, Jesse Andrews, Dan Barber, Gordon Barber, Don Linder, Gene Carswell; SECOND ROW: Mike Bradshaw, Bob Orr, David Kaplan, Mike Harper, Steve Brown, Randy Ward; THIRD ROW: Jim McDuffie, Tim Cosgrove, Dal Lithgow, Jack Erwin, Lecter Hyder; FOURTH ROW: George Wilkins, (Manager), Hall Waddell (manager), Dick Drake, David Reese, Carrol Maxwell, Eddie Allen, John Merrill (manager), Eddie Pryor (manager). The H.H.S. cleat carriers, led by Co-Captains, Jesse Andrews, Carroll Maxwell, and David Starnes, expect to field the strongest track squad in the school's history. The team this year will be composed principally of juniors and seniors, but there are a number of promising under- classmen who willbe competing for the Bearcats. In 1963 the Cats placed third in the N.C. State Track Meet and copped, among others, the Blue Ridge Conference and District crowns. TRACK SCHEDULES March 20 | Brevard at H'ville March 27 Henderson County Meet at H'ville April 3 Lions Club Invitational Meet at H'ville April 10 11 News Piedmont Relays at Furman University April 17 W.H.K.P. Relays at H'ville April 25 Southeastern Championship at Knoxville April 30 Blue Ridge Conference Meet at H'ville May 8 District Meet at Brevard May 15 State Meet at Raleigh TRACK COACH Mr. Roberts Brown 121 State Oross- Country Champions Tim Cosgrove, Randy Ward, Donald Linder, Jim McDuffie, Dan Barber, Eddie Allen, Steve Brown, Mike Harper, Gordon Barber, David Starnes, Bob Orr, Rocky Reese. (This photograph was taken at the start of the Bearcats' 2.3- mile cross-country course on Jump-Off Mountain.) CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD Meet H. H. 8. Position Lee Edwards at Lutheridge Second place Lee Edwar 3 and Christ School (home) First place Clemson Freshmen (away) First place Lee Edwards and Christ School (at C. S.) Second place Olympic Development Run (Furman) First place Wake Forest Invitational Meet Second place Clemson Invitational Meet First place (unofficial score) N. C. State Cross-Country Meet First place Furman Invitational Meet Second place University of Tenn. Invitational Meet Third place David Starnes crosses the finish line at Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill to become the N. C. State Cross- Country Champion for the second year in a row. Starnes ran undefeated in nine meets, setting records in eight contests. We SG Team FIRST ROW: Jack Gregory, Jack Squair, Pat Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Waddy Stokes, Joe Stokes, Mike Leslie, Bill Brackett, Dudley Harrington. The golf team of 1964 faces teams such as Lee Edwards, Asheville Schoolfor Boys, Waynesville, Spartanburg, and Tryon. The Bearcat team, whose season began in March, will play in the State Tournament to be held May 11-12 in Chapel Hill. GOLF COACH Mr. Harold Cline Bearcat Sennts Seam The tennis team of 1964 sought to better last year's recordof two losses to Lee Edwards and twotriumphs over Blue Ridge School. The net- men expanded their schedule this year to include such teams as Brevard and Asheville Country Day School in addition to their former foes. Although the Bearcats' number one 1963 player, Jim Wadsworth, graduated last spring, deter- mined effort by the squad made the group ath- letes of which H. H. S. can be proud. TENNIS TEAM COACH Mr. Alan Wadsworth FRONT ROW: Alan Patterson, Mike Breen, Bob Edney. SECOND ROW: John Brookshire, Harry Byers, Don Jackson. ee Saat lisp cape Varsity Cheerleaders Grace Taylor, Beverly Brackett, Liz Gregory, Jean Milroy, Sara Stewart, Stephanie Schnatz, Lorraine Pollard. Miss Hensley Sponsor Jean Milroy Captain Francis English Co- Captain Win, lose, or draw, there is always a group which is willing to carry the true spirit of H.H. S. and to constantly let the athletes andthe student body know that someone cares - our Cheerleaders. This wonderful group of girls carries the banner for H.H.S. with pride and dignity. Working with unceasing devotion and energy, the cheerleaders promote citizenship, sportsman- ship, and that ''Fighting Bearcat Spirit. This year, the student body owes Miss Hensley and the entire squad a big thank you! 125 Gerry Weston, Nancy Paden, Sandra Hendrix - Captain, Mary Louise Barber, Tallulah Hunter - Co-Captain, Terry Weston. All those for Bearcats Stand up and holler! 126 Two bits, Four bits, Six bits, A dollar, Fun to Oew So Oays Winners Wanda and Sandra SO NG Home Economics girls entered FORREST WOMAN'S CLUB FASHION SHOW winning first was Wanda Crowell wearing camel cotton suede ski-suit; second place Sandra Honeycutt in herringbone weave pastel wool suit. e 128 Throughout h igh school it is the supreme goal of every junior class to present to the Seniors the best Junior-Sen- ior ever given by the school. When the big day finally arrives, a thousand impor- tant details have been over- looked. All the working and worrying has been worth while when the big night finally arrives. The class of 1964 will always remember their Junior-Sen- ior with much pleasure and delight. 129 Ss UNLOL-C) CMmor The dream island of Bali Hai'' was visited by the Jun- iors and Seniors. A native village set the scene, murals of the ocean, a net draped boat, and a pagoda made the visitors welcome. Dancing girls, monkeys, and witch doctors welcomed the guests who were entertained by a skit written by Brantley Claris. The fourth annual Powder Puff football game was heldat Dietz Field on November 21, 1963. The Seniors and Sophomores coached by Jesse Andrews, Harold Robertson, Lecter Hyder, and Mr. Gaffigan ran over the Juniors and Freshmen coached by Dusty Moore and Mr. Sitton. A spectacular halftime show was pre- sented by the Powder Puff band under the di- rection of Paul Ward. During this show the spectators were enter- tained by the 8th Grade folk dancers and a hootenanny. The main attraction was the ar- rival of the Queen - Miss Rhonda McAdam and her court made up of Miss Roberta Orr and Miss Darlene Barber. 130 Rhonda MeAdam zs CLlected Youwder aff Queen Bill Brackett 13] DTT Wewarctal Mary Swofford Each year the faculty presents to the rising Senior who shows the charac - teristics of citizenship, character, service, and scholarship the D.A.R. Award. TG, elly Crocker Award Cynthia Croft iz Beverly Brackett Senior Brenda Garland Francis English Sophomore Junior Stomecoming Court Joan King Jean Vaughn : o Freshman 8th Grade | 133 Dick Loveland Agriculture we pible Students Selected “Biology Steve Brown History English Charles Hunter Drafting Sam Clark Latin Carroll Maxwell Shop tombs For HIS, Hall of Fame “ni Bill Williams Spanish Laura Crawford Band George Wilkins French COdledictoritan STEVE BROWN Awarded Honorary National Merit Scholarship to Davidson Salutatorian BRANTLEY CLARIS Awarded William A. Whitaker Scholarship to Carolina 136 TGiss | aureate Debbie Murra LY ' Chosen by a Faculty Committee on the basis of outstanding personal, cultural, and character traits and service. Wr, Learcat Symbol of Ft St S Another school year ends, and with it go many happy and unforgettable moments... treasured moments which shall forever be remembered as symbolic of the school spirit for which Mr. Bearcat stands. Within the pages of this yearbook, we have attempted to capture a small part of those memories which make upthe Footprints of 1964. Into this publication have gone long hours of hard work and preparation. However, were it not for Mrs. Atkins, our sponsor, the Delmar Printing Company, and our patient, faithful photographer, Mr. Don Barber, this work could not have been accomplished. We, the staff, have enjoyed giving you the Laureate of 1964 and express our sincere hopes that it will serve as a continuous reminder of the .treasured memorable experiences which formulate the Footprints of 1964. ico. oe ere’ iE PPO OCT CRANSTON PRINT WORKS COMPANY Established 1825 FLETCHER, NORTH CAROLINA BERKELEY MILLS Balfour, North Carolina A Division of Kimberly-Clark Corporation Just About Everyone uses a Product of Kimberly-Clark Every Day. 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