Kings Mountain High School - Milestones Yearbook (Kings Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1964 volume:

Kings Mountain High School Ub ' ' flPy MILESTONES, 1964 Kings Mountain High School Kings Mountain, North Carolina CONTENTS Administration 10 Classes 22 Clubs 80 Services 118 Football 126 Basketball 134 Features 144 Index 168 Advertisements 178 Supplement 221 i KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL Dear Old K. M. High — what special magic your name evokes both to uncertain freshman of faltering step and knowledgeable senior alike. What mysterious web ensnares us in the four years we tread your stairs, move through your halls, and sit in your classrooms? We enter your doors as freshmen of various sizes, shapes, talents, and personalities. When we emerge four years later, we are still different; but there is a golden thread that binds us to you and to each other. For want of a better name, we call it “school spirit”, but it goes far beyond that. It is a special blending of knowledge with dreams, youth with ex- perience, and fact with fancy. There is a gleam in our eye and a belief in our heart that our school is a good place — a place for emerging, developing, seeking, and finding. Could we but package these ingredients, the world would beat a path to our door. Come with us into fantasy and let us tell you what we think the magic recipe might be . . . Take One Student And Add A Cup Of Inspiration John R. Lutz You’re Special To Us Because . At the commencement of our high school career, you, Mr. Lutz, impressed us most. Your overwhel- ming knowledge awed us; but the interest you displayed in your subject and in us, your stu- dents, made us feel at ease. Your example taught us that knowledge cannot be acquired un- less we dedicate ourselves to finding it. In grati- tude for your unselfish concern for the students of Kings Mountain High School, we dedicate to you this 1964 edition of MILESTONES. The Audio-Visual work proves to be a full-time job. Mrs. Lutz with John Jr. and Juanita. An active Jaycee, Mr. Lutz helps to sell Christmas trees. ACADEMIC Separate Doubt From Knowing; Cream Together With a Goodly Portion Of Faith and Patience Administration Mr. Otto Williams, Mr. George Mauney, Mr. James Herndon, Chairman, Mrs. J. L. McGill. Mr. Holmes Harry not present. Kings Mountain Board of Education Elected by the people of the Kings Moun- tain School District, the five members of the Kings Mountain Board of Education repre- sent the “policy-making” branch of our edu- cational system. With our school population increasing each year the problem of space for all our students has been one requiring time and thoughtful study to solve. Through the efforts of this group final plans are being state approved for the erec- tion of a high school plant to adequately house a student body of almost a thousand students. To you community-minded men and wo- men the MILESTONES staff would like to express its sincere gratitude and apprecia- tion for the giving of your time, your talent, and your wholehearted interest. 10 Miss Alice Averitt, A.B., Atlantic Christian; M.A., George Peabody. Keeps “Pulse of School” Normal As Supervisor for the Kings Mountain school system, Miss Averitt has the responsi- bility for co-ordination of the basic educa- tional programs which are accomplished by the teachers. Her expert guidance has helped both students and teachers solve the prob- lems of education which they meet every day. She also provides films and teaching aids so that students may have the advantages of more progressive knowledge. In the years that Miss Averitt has been associated with our schools, she has proved her worth as an able administrator and un- derstanding person. Miss Averitt encourages use of audio-visual aids by teachers. Mr. B. N. Barnes, Superintendent Kings Mountain City Schools. Superintendent Gives “Whole Self’ to Job The Kings Mountain High School has an interesting history. In 1786 Captain W. T. R. Bell, a Confederate officer, opened a private boarding school in Kings Mountain. Soon, a two-story building was erected on the site of the present Kings Mountain High School and a military feature added. Students from South Carolina and other states as well as from North Carolina attended this school. In 1878 the school was changed from the Kings Mountain Military School to the public high school of Kings Mountain. Through the support and cooperation given by patrons, teachers, and students, this school made splendid progress through the years and has given us a rich educational heritage. We are happy to see our patrons, teachers, and students continue to give this school wholehearted support. A school continues to be good, not just because it has a commend- able history — it continues to be good through design, careful planning, and cooperative sup- port. With the spirit of cooperation existing at the present time in our school district and especially in our High School Student Body we look forward to the future with confid- ence. 12 Mrs. Becky Seism brings a sunny disposition to new position. Mrs. Wanza Davis, Secretary to the Superintendent performs efficiently in all phases of her work. Capable Staff Assists Mr. Barnes Mr. Barnes prepares for a new year. Miss Martha Houser, Secretary, adds warmth and humor to the principal’s office. Progressive Principal Creates Scholastic Climate This school year serves as a vivid reminder that three major areas of life directly affect you as students. These three areas are a part of our New Day in education in North Caro- lina. The first area centers on public interest in formal education. We have been able to determine that student interest in achieve- ment is tremendous. By parental influence and personal desire your accomplishments far exceed those of students a decade ago. Most of you are preparing well for the space age and this particular year rates superior. The second area reflects a constructive at- mosphere for human relations. We find that you are most anxious to respect the rights of others and that you reflect an acumen of the basic problems involved. The moral force ex- emplified here is most encouraging. Always remember that your faith in the Supreme Being must have more depth than an inveter- ate worshipper of religious custom. The third area tells of a compeling desire to keep the ideals of your country strong and free from totalitarianism. Threats from num- erous sources confronted us this year and we have realized that rights of free men are earn- ed through great sacrifices. I trust that you will let the three ideas of (1) Strong faith in God (2) Excellent formal education (3) Keen human understanding of individuals and nations constructively in- fluence you throughout life. Let this annual help you remember that Kings Mountain High School was a vital part of your preparation for success in these endeavors. Mr. Harry E. Jaynes, Principal Mrs. Helen B. Ausley B. S., Mississippi; M. S., Yale; Chemistry, Physics; Junior-Senior. Mrs. Margaret-H. Baird B. S. H. E., WCUNC: Gen- eral Science, Home Econo- mics; Science Fair. Mr. William Boyd B. S., Lenoir Rhyne; Alge- bra II, Trigonometry; Sen- ior Play Assistant. Mrs. Betty Bates A. B., Lenoir Rhyne; Lan- guage Arts, English 1; Cheerleaders. Mr. Bill G. Bates A. B., Wofford; Boy’s Physical Education, Health, General Math; Head Foot- ball Coach, J. V. Boy’s Bas- ketball Coach, Monogram Club Sponsor. Miss Odessa Black B. S., OC: Biology; Foren- sic Contest Advisor. Mr. William Z. Cashion A. B., Gardner-Webb; B. S., Newberry; Drivers Ed. Mrs. Juanita F. Egerton B. S., ASTC; Home Ec., F.H.A. Advisor; Junior- Senior. Mrs. Carolyn N. Finger B. S. S. A., WCUNC; Book- keeping, Shorthand; Mile- stones Advisor. Mrs. Jeannine E. Fisher A. B., High Point College; Bible; Statix ’n’ Dramatix Club Sponsor, Bible Club Sponsor. Mr. Coy Blain Froneberger B. S., AST C; Civics, His- tory; Student Participation Organization Sponsor. Mrs. Betty R. Gamble B. S., ASTC: Vocat. H.E., W C U N C ; Home Econo- mics; Future Homemakers Sponsor. Mrs. Sara S. Griffin A. B., UNC; English, Gen- eral Math, Language Arts; Reading Program Co-ordi- nator. Mr. Myers T. Hambright B. S., Clemson College; M. A., ASTC; Agriculture; Fu- ture Farmers Sponsor. Mr. Paul R. Hambright B. S., Clemson; Agricul- ture, Future Farmers Spon- sor. Mrs. Mardecia Harrill A. B., WCUNC; Language Arts, French Club Sponsor, Senior Play Advisor. Mr. C. V. Harrill A. B., Wake Forest; M. S., L NC; Geometry, General Math, Magazine Sale. Getting down to “brass tacks.” Mrs. Mary Sue M. Howard B. S., WCC; Typing; Mile- stones Advisor. Lassoed Lions: feature of Shelby pep rally. Mr. Bobby W. Hussey B. S., ASTC; Civics, Girl’s Basketball Coach, Home- coming Parade. Mrs. Dorris B. Kay A. B., Erskine; M. A., Fur- man; English; Forensic Advisor. Mr. William J. Kay A. B., Furman; M. A., WCC: Guidance. Mr. Fenton L. Larson M. A., UNC; General Math; Homecoming Parade. Miss Helen L. Logan A. B., UNC; English; Fu- ture Teachers Sponsor. Mrs. Juanita Logan B. S., ASTC; English, Journalism, Language Arts; Mountaineer Spon- sor. Mrs. Mattie B. Lowery B. S., ASTC; Algebra, Gen. Math; Junior-Senior. Mr. John Lutz M. A., ASTC; Biology, Gen- eral Science; Science Club Sponsor. ) Mrs. Myrle H. McClure M. E., University of Cin- t cinnati, B. M., Oberlin; Mix- ed Chorus Director, Public ' ■ School Music Supervisor. Mrs. Carlton Mullinax . B. S., Limestone; Physical I Education; “K” Club Ad- ' visor. Mr. Ralph F. Schuessler M. A., Chicago University; Latin; Latin Club Sponsor, Senior Play Assistant. Mrs. Denice McKee A. B., Limestone; Typing, History II, General Busi- ness; Milestones Advisor, Magazine Sale. Mr. Carl O. McWhirter A. B., Limestone; English; Forensic Advisor. Mrs. Sue Moss A. B., Meredith; English; Junior- Senior. Mr. Donald L. Parker A. B., Maryville; Econo- mics and Sociology, Guid- ance, Geography; Head Basketball Coach, Junior- Senior. Mr. Walter F. Powell A. B., UNC; Algebra. Gen- eral Math. Miss Lillian Quinn A. B., Erskine; English; Senior Play Director. A moment’s rest for the weary. Mrs. Tolly Shuford A. B., Duke; English, French; Senior Play As- sistant. Mrs. Charles Sikes A. B., Limestone; Book- keeping, Typing, Office Practice; Milestones Advis- or, Business Club Sponsor. Mrs. Josephine E. Weir A. B., Winthrop; M. A., Columbia University; Libr- arian, Library Club Spon- sor, National Honor Socie- ty Sponsor. Rank has its privileges. Mr. James Teague B. S., ASTC; General Math, General Science, History II. Miss Sybile Wilson B. S., ECC; Distributive Education DECA Sponsor. Mrs. Eddys L. Ware A. B., Erskine; English. Mr. Fred Withers A. B., Lenior Rhyne; M. A., S. California; History; Student Participation Or- ganization Sponsor. Classes Senior Class Officers: Co-Treasurer Co-Treasurer Co-Treasurer Co-Treasurer Co-Treasurer President Jimmy Medlin Frances Goforth . . . Vice-President Paul Cash Patsy Welch Secretary Mary Wright Mary Ann McCurdy Paul Seism Fred Dixon Sandra Adams James L. Alexander Michael B. Arrowood Miriam C. Baker Clarence R. Batchler Joseph L. Baumgardner Jerry W. Beam 23 Norman R. Blanton Margie N. Bowen Gary C. Bolin Rebecca A. Bowers Jackie D. Boone Class Lonnie V. Brooks J. Patrick Broome Don R. Bumgardner 24 Elizabeth K. Bunch Garey W. Burns Roger S. Byers Diane E. Carter Billie A. Camp Paul A. Cash Rita Causby Judy L. Collins C. Eugene Connor Louis E. Cook Jimmy D. Crawford Ray D. Crocker Peggy J. Davenport Class Ernest W. Davis Mollie C. Day E. Wayne Dellinger Juanita Dellinger Steven D. Devenney Reid R. Dover Frederick L. Dixon R. Elaine Ducker John H. Dye Brenda G. Edmonson Martha J. Ernst i 27 J. Ronald Falls Dennis R. Floyd Linda S. Fortenberry Joyce E. Falls P. Evonne Falls Class Glenda L. Fortenberry Donn B. Freeman Ronald E. Gillespie 28 Virginia M. Goforth N. Karen (Joins Barbara Green R. Lynn Goforth Warren Goforth Margaret L. Hambright 29 L. Richard Hamm P. Ann Hammett Jackie Hannon Class Jackie D. Hardin Richard W. Harrelson Coyt F. Herndon Donald L. Herndon 30 Glenn M. Hicks of ’64 Billie J, Hoyle Karl A. Hill Mickie L. Houser Anita L. Huffstetler Saundra J. Horn W. Jack Howard Mike B. Huffstickler 31 R. Donald Hurlbut Harry M. Jackson Teresa L. Johnson David M. King Dora S. Kircus Barbara S. Laney Larry S. Jackson Class Phillip T. Leonard 32 N, Suzanne Lockridge S. Calvin Lockridge Donna A. Lovelace of ’64 E. Glenn Lovelace Judy M. Lovelace Paul T. Lovelace W. Steve Lovelace Bonita A. Lowe Class Mary A. McCurdy S. Jane McMurray Gerald W. McDaniel Stephen M. Marlowe Mary J. Matthews 34 Samuel K. Mauney J. Leland Meacham Brenda E. Melton James L. Medlin Lois A. Moore Vernon E. Morgan Carol A. MuUinax Linda D. Oliver 35 James R. Owens John F. Owens Roger B. Owens Virginia M. Payne Class Priscilla C. Padgett Brenda C. Pilgrim Larry J. Porter Jose A. Pucci 37 Michael F. Royster Stephen G. Royster Paul A. Seism Zelma L. Scruggs Connie L. Shaw 38 ! i [ I Ralph K. Shirkey Judie C. Short I. Jane Smith Robert L. Sipes Michael S. Smith Patricia A. Smith Donnie R. Spears Kenneth E. Steffy 39 Gary D. Stewart Betty A. Styers Margaret E. Swansson Rebecca J. Stowe Dwight R. Swan Mark E. Taylor. Jr. Annie L. Styers Class F. Michael Trammell 40 Rebecca A. Webster Of ’64 Tonie C. Ware Glenn A. Werner Donald W. Ware Patsy E. Welch R. Steve Vickers John J. Tria, Jr. Walter D. Vess, Jr. 41 Lawrence T. White, Jr. G. Jane Wright Mary A. Wright Cecile E. Williams Class Elizabeth P. Wyte Sylvia J. Williams Robert L. Yarbrough 42 Pi’oud seniors display new rings, V 1 .. Mr. Kay helps seniors prepare for future. Senior boys exercise skills in workshop. 43 Junior Class Officers: President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Hubert McGinnis . . . Reggie Moss Jimmy Cloninger .... Joyce Bolin Gene Allen Steve Baker Mike Allen Mike Ballard Freda Allison Judy Barham Freida Allison Gary Barnes Steve Ashe Wendell Barrett Jewell Batchler Linda Bishop Eloise Beam Brenda Black Jerry Bedsole Tommy Black Mickey Bell Edgar Blackburn John Bennett Judy Blanton 45 Glenn Bolin Jimmy Brendle Joyce Bolin Larry Bridges Richard Bolin Chris Brooks Freida Bowen Jerry Brown Everette Brackett Margaret Bryant Peggy Bumgardner Mike Butler Sylvia Bumgardner Sid Carpenter Ken Bunkowski Steve Carpenter Nancy Burns Gerald Carrigan Becky Burton Marvin Carrigan 46 Mary Carroll Lyn Cheshire Shirley Cash David Clippard John Caveny Jimmy Cloninger Jo Ann Champion Lawrence Cobb Jerry Chapman Vickie Conner Floyd Cook Judy Dellinger Reginald Cooke Larry Dellinger Brenda Crawford Wayne Dellinger Carl Davis Danny Dilling Tommy Dean David Dilling 47 Connie Dixon Thomas Dunn Dianne. Dixon Alvin Ellison Teresa Dixon Kathey Ellison Sherry Doster Dorothy Etters Ronnie Dover Betty Evans Jimmy Falls June Fisher Jimmy Fitch Linda Fitch Betty Ann Flowers Jimmy Flowers Richard Franks Pattie Gaffney Dale Gantt Ilene Gantt 48 Sheila Gantt Becky Gordon Linda Gladden Kay Gore Jerri Goforth Giles Grant Helen Goforth Charles Greene Richard Gold Sylvia Greene Jimmy Griffin Jean Hamrick Steve Grigg Teenia Hamrick Myers Hambright Donna Hardes Robert Hambright Marlene Hartsoe Ann Hamrick Peter Hauser 49 Jewel Hayes Bobby Herndon Carolyn Heavner Lillie Hicks Gail Heavner Eddie Hinson Diane Henson Jeannette Henson Von Holcomb Pat Hord Bill Horn Sandra Huffstetler Stevie Horton Dudley Hughes Joan Howard Gloria Hull Peggy Howell Margie Huffstetler Geraldene Judie Ivey Huntsinger 50 Carolyn Jones Sara Lanning David Jones Hubert Ledford Becky Kennedy Eddie Leftwich Barbara King James Lewis Joan King Patricia Lewis Susan Littlejohn Pete Lynn Larry Logan Sandy Lynn Jimmy Lovelace Ken McAbee Seerley Lowery Neil McCarter Nancy Lublanezki Anne McDaniel 51 Teresa McDaniel June Marlowe Vivian McDaniel Donald Martin Hubert McGinnis Howard Martin J. T. McGinnis Gerald Matheny Kay McSwain Lynda Mauney Susan Mercier Danny Miller Cindy Montgomery Linda Montgomery Ann Moore Johnnie Moore Larry Moore Patricia Moore Spencer Moore Judy Morris 52 Marion Morrison Linda Mullinax Reggie Moss Pat Murphy Sheila Moss Jake Nance Wray Moss Linda Neal Bill Mullinax Danny Neal Bill Osborne Bill Patterson Helen Owens Dennis Patterson Janice Owensby Jeff Patterson Kenneth Parker Joe Patterson Louise Parrish Becky Payne 53 Joe Payne Susan Plonk Claude Pearson Tommy Plonk Linda Peterson Sandra Powell Reta Phifer Jim Pressley George Plonk Charles Putnam Dale Putnam Eddie Robbs Doris Putnam Linda Roberts Pete Putnam Charles Ruff Ronnie Rhea Frances Rice Steve Sanders Gladys Sellers 54 Roxie Sellers Jill Smith Linda Sherrer Rodney Smith David Shipman Ruth Smith Tolly Shuford Randy Sprouse George Smith Shirley Sprouse Linda Stacy Robby Suber Lewis Stewart Billy Sutherland Linda Stowe Conley Taylor Pat Strickland Carolyn Tessneer Diane Stroupe Mike Tignor 55 Anne Trott Barbara Upchurch Edwin Ware Tonnie Ware Frankie Wells Eugene White Richard White Philip Whitley Dian Whitworth Jan Williams Rae Williams Janice Woods Beverly Willis Carolyn Wray Floyd Willis Bobbie Wright Linda Wilson Carolyn Wright Vivien Wilson H. L. Wright, Jr. 56 Jimmy Wright Linda Wright Sandra Wright Tommy Wright Kathy Yarbrough Edward Yates Anxious Juniors await the first bell of the year. 57 Sophomore Class Officers: President ... Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Scott Cloninger , . Neal Cooper Steve Goforth Mike Goforth Sylvia Acuff Larry Adams Wanda Adams Gail Alexander Libby Alexander Tony Alexander Linda Allen Diane Anderson Pressley Anderson Charles Ayers Debbie Baity Dennis Barnes Rita Barrett Martha Beale Mike Beam Norris Beatty Rita Bell Richard Belt Steve Bess Brenda Biddix Frankie Biddix Doris Black Hilda Blackburn Kathy Blackburn Frankie Blalock Bobby Bolin Johnny Bolin Roger Bowen Ann Bridges Chip Bridges Dennis Bridges Jay Bridges Lee Bridges Terry Bridges Gloria Brown Linda Brown Jerry Bumgardner Larry Bumgardnei! Steve Bumgardner! Philip Bunch Diana Bunkowski Dale Byars Eugene Camp Mike Camp Norman Camp Billy Cantrell Jerry Cantrell Nelson Carroll Rita Caveny Lillie Childers Evelyn Chitwood Fred Cleary John Clemmer Scott Cloninger Freda Conner Joe Cook Neal Cooper Corliss Croft Judy Cronan Tony Davidson Toy Davis Tommy Davison Gladys Day Tommy Day Danny Dixon Dianne Dixon Elain Dixon Mary Dixon Phyllis Dobbins Pete Dover Becky Dunn Jackie Dunn f Jan Elgin ! Jean Elgin - Ricky Ellison I I Bobby Ernst j Nelson Evans ! Bettina Falls Hollis Falls Jean Falls Rhonda Falls Harold Farris Paul Farris Phyllis Farris Danny Finger Randy Fite Ralph Flack Vickie Fletcher Kay Ford Frankie Fowler Elaine Gibbons William Gibbons Larry Gillespie Eddie Gladden Shelia Godfrey Becky Goforth Del Goforth Mike Goforth Steve Goforth Keith Gore Win Goter Sheila Graham Joy Green Diane Greene James Greene Joyce Ann Greene Wayne Greene Margie Grigg Ben Grimes Ricky Hamrick Eddie Hardin Rodney Hardin Diane Harris John Harris Linda Haynes Kathy Herndon Martha Herndon Pat Herndon Lynda Herron Margaret Hicks Le Compte Hill ' eil Hilliard Diane Hollifield Phyllis Hollifield Diane Hope jDottie Ann Hope iLarry Hord Mary Jo Hord iSandy Horton iMary Ann Houser James Howell Linda Howell Brenda Huffstetler Pat Hullender Brenda Humphries el Walter Hunt Wanda Huss Mike Ivey Robert Ivey Vickie Jackson Teresa Jolley Alan Jones Leslie Joy Danny Kiser Keith Kiser Klaus Kopruch 1 Garfield Lail ! Paulette Lanning i Betty Ledford Jean Ledford i i Joseph Leftwich Darrell Leonhardt Eugene Lovelace Willard Lovelace Sheila Lowe Susan Lowery Glynda Lynn Kay McDaniel Larry McDaniel Sheri McDaniel Ronald Maples Dennis Martin Kathi Martin Myra Mauney Johnny Melton Bobby Merck Barbara Miller Wayne Miller Larry Morgan Mary Anne Morrison Becky Moss Eddie Moss George Moss Sara Nell Moss Charles Neisler Wayne Odell Darlene Oliver Marlene Oliver Rebecca Oliver Richard Oliver Pete Owens Charles Padgett Barbara Parker Ann Patterson Paulette Patterson Robert Payne Joe Peeler June Peterson Vickie Petty Robert Phifer Linda Plonk Lydia Poole Jay Powell Eddie Price Gail Price Ann Putnam Brenda Putnam Roger Putnam Charles Ramsey Steve C. Ramsey Keith Randall Sandy Rayfield Carolyn Redmon Paul Reynolds Luther Richards Roger Riley David Roark David Robbins Linda Robbins Larry Robinson Steve Robinson Nelson Roper Linda Ross Roger Ross Amogene Rucker Angela Ruff Roy Ruff Philip Russ Elaine Russell Elizabeth Sanders Linda Seism Kay Sides Connie Sistaire Debbie Smith Faye Smith Grace Smith Jackie Smith Abigal Spangler Pat Spearman Arthur Sprouse Pat Steffy Eddie Stewart Vernon Stewart • Billy Stone I Ronnie Stroupe Sherry Surber Boyce Tessnair Margaret Tessneer Wanda Thomas Wayne Thomas Harold Thrift 8 I f! ( i 1 !i i ' ! I Faithel Toney Wayne Turner Shirley Upchurch Jon Van Dyke Danny Walker Cindy Ware Eleanor Ware Jeri Ware Lynda Watterson Bill Weaver Linda Webster Jim Wells Rachel Wellsi Ruth Wells Steve Wells Lois White Ray White Bill Whiteside Ann Williams Austin Williams, Jr. Bertha Williams Brenda Williams Martha Williams Donna Wilson Jamce Wilson Mike Winders Rita Wise Charles Wright Fred Wright Roger Wylie Mike Yarbro President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Nelson Conner Chuck Gladden . . . Jo Bridges Sandy Mauney Freshman Class Officers: Michael Adams Reg-gie Alexander Marvin Allen Betty Anderson Larry Anderson Terry Anderson Tony Anthony Phyllis Baity Nadine Barnette Ann Bell Connie Bell Nadine Bell Ricky Bennett Gary Benton Larry Bess Carolyn Black Elmer Black Norma Blackwood Richard Blanton Robert Blanton Erskine Bolin Janet Bolin David Bost Gregg Bowen Daniel Bowles Bill Bridges Clarence Bridges Dennis Bridges Eddie Bridges Jo Bridges Ned Bridges Betty Brooks Rocky Brown Lee Bryant Gaither Baumgardner Bonnie Bumgardner Tommy Burns Larry Burton Pat Butler Kathy Cabaniss David Carpenter Becky Carroll Charles Carroll Philip Cash Ray Cash Kathleen Caveny Shirley Caveny Bobby Clack Pam Clary Richard Cobb Dennis Conner Nelson Conner Danny Crawford James Cronan Jane Culp Andy Davis Rebekah Davis Barry Dellinger Gary Deveney Lynn Deveney Carol Dilling Becky Dixon David Dixon Joyce Dixon Robert Dodge Allen Dover Tommy Dover Elaine Dowda Donna Eaker Richard Eaker Doyle Ellison Jan Ellison Betty Jo England Beverly Falls Tommy Finger Brenda Fite Gerald Fletcher Grady Foster Shirley Foster Phyllis Franklin Ronnie Franks Gene Gann Tommy Gerberding Cathy Gilliam Chucky Gladden Philip Gladden Diane Goforth Tommy Goforth Carson Gore Oliver Grant James Green Linda K. Green Mike Green Dan Greene Kenneth Greene Linda S. Greene Barbara Gregory Carl Grigg Don Guiton Edith Hambright Anarah Hamrick Eddie Hamrick Jo Ann Hamrick David Hannah Linda Hannon Ann Harbin Larry Hardin Lynda Hardin Elaine Hartsoe Bobby Haskin Dianne Heafner Dean Henderson Ray Henderson Bobby Henson Tommy Honeycutt Gail Huffman Mike Hughes Joe Hullender Sandra Hullender Roger Humphries Selena Humphries Debbie Hurlbut Charles Hutchins Diane Johnson David Jones Harold Jones Norma King Paula Lail Ricky Laney Frances Lattimore Linda Lawson Gary Ledbetter Jerry Ledford Tony Leigh Rudy Lemmons Thomas Limbaugh Robert Logan Michael Lovelace Stephen Lovelace Hilda Lowery Daijny McAbee Dale McCurry Vickie McCurry Joyce McDaniel Elaine McNeely Donald Martin Joyce Martin Troy Mathis Sandy Mauney Harold Meacham Roy Medlin Darlene Mitchell Carolyn Moore Grace Moore Joyce Moore Ricky Moore Jane Morris Judie Morrison Sammy Morrison Scarlett Morrison Carl Morrow Evelyn Morrow Karen Morrow Robert Moss Sheila Moss Sandra Mullinax Steve Murphy Mike Neely Ronnie Oliver Ann Owens Annette Owens Johnny Parker Robert Parker Roger Parker Wayne Parrish Larry Patrick Barbara Payne Brenda Payne Donna Payne Patsy Payne Linda Peavy Rhonda Peterson Doyt Phifer Paulette Phifer Nancy Philbeck Ann Pinson Barbara Plonk Kenny Plonk Patsy Poole Chris Pressley Teresa Proctor Daryl Putnam Peggy Putman Philip Putnam Phyllis Putnam Patricia Queen Elaine Ramsey Jerry Ramsey Mary Ramsey Roger Randall Belinda Rathbone Dick Ray Mike Rayfield Barbara Reynolds Carolyn Reynolds Louise Rippy Billy Roberts Phillip Ruff Ann Sanders Mike Sanders Geraldine Short Teresa Short Kathy Sisk Mark Slater Ronnie Smart Sandra Smith Danny Sprouse Dennis Sprouse Steve Sprouse Bill Stewart Elaine Stewart Rickey Stewart Woody Strickland Sandy Stroupe Mary Styers Judy Summitt Billy Surber Ann Tesseneer Joe Tess eneer Pat Tesseneer Barry Thomas Debbie Thornburg Joyce Thrift Ronnie Timms Linda Towery James Van Dyke Sheila Vess Doris Ware Roger Watson Sandra Welborn Joy Welch Harold Wells Gloria Wheeler Roy Whitaker Marcelene White Susan White Vickie White Carl Wiesener Elaine Williams Jimmy Woods Patty Wray Barbara Wright Gerald Wright Johnny Wright Phillip Wright Theresa Wright William Wyte Packed balcony accommodates absorbed freshmen at Assembly. AFS Student, Jose Pucci, from Argentina. Jose with Mr. and Mrs. John Cheshire and “brothers”, Lyn and Pat. The Word for Jose Is Ole ' A CTIVITIES Clubs Students Learn Fundamentals of Democracy Through S.P.O. First Row: Larry Morgan, Lynn Goforth, Pat Butler, Jo Bridges, Teresa McDaniel, Judy Ivy, Nelson Conner. Second Row: Neal Cooper, Mickie Houser, Miriam Baker, Connie Shaw, Judy Morris, Carolyn Wray, Tommy Finger. Third Row: Tommy Black, Bo Goforth, Jimmy Medlin, Chip Bridges, Richard Gold, Jackie Rhea. President, Bo Goforth, Vice-President, Richard Gold, Sec- retary, Judy Morris; Sponsors, Mr. Withers, Mr. Froneberger First Row: Mary Ann Houser, Jerrie Ware, Libby Alexander, Judy Moi-rison, June Fisher. Second Row: Joan Howard, Ginger Goforth, Phyllis Pusey, Hilda Lowery, Helen Goforth, Jackie Smith. Third Row: Margie Huffstetler, Buddy Wright, Paul Rollins, Tommy Plonk, Danny Neal, David Roark, Neil McCarter. 81 Seated: Coral Ramseur, Joan Howard, Jan Williams. Standing: Susan Plonk, Buz Shuford, Joan McClure, Phyllis Pusey. Hard Work and Determination Assistant Photographer Johnny Dye confers with Bonn Freeman in dark room. 82 , Editor Priscilla Padgett ! Photographer Bonn Freeman Sponsors Mrs. Finger and Mrs. McKee First Row: Margie Huffstetler, Libby Bunch, Mary Anne McCurdy. Second Row: Betty Ann Styers, Danny Neal, Paul Rollins. Are Keys to Annual’s Success Willie Anthony, Linda Roberts, Ann Trott, Judy Morris, Mrs. McKee. 83 The “behind-the-scenes” work of the. mem- bers of the business staff makes MILES- STONES possible. Their work of soliciting advertisements (the principal source of pub- lishing this annual) was begun during the summer months. Proceeds from a sock hop, the concession stand at basketball games, the student supply store; and subscriptions also aided in financing the 1964 edition. The members of the business staff are to be congratulated for giving so freely of their many hours to make this annual available to you, the students. Through them, you have a pictorial review of your high school year, 1963-64, to give you many hours of enjoy- ment in the future. Mary Wright, Business Manager First Row: Judie Ivey, Linda Sherrer, Gail Heavner, Connie Shaw, Dora Kircus, Mary Wright. Second Row: Robert Hambright, Connie Dixon, Neil McCarter, Mike Royster, Tinky Scruggs. 84 Mary Wright and Connie Dixon selling ads to business men. “Would you like to buy an annual” is a familiar tune to Linda Sherrer and Judi Ivey. Business Staff Finances Milestones “Take a break at the concession stand” say Robert Ham.- bright, Spencer Moore, Neil McCarter, and Steve Royster. 85 Robert Hanibright, Jack Howard, Mike Royster, and Tommy Plonk keep students supplied. First Row; Pam Cleary, Juanita Dellinger, Kathy Ellison, Linda Haynes, Patricia Lewis, Joan McClure, Wanda Adams, Phyllis Farris, June Fisher, Brenda Crawford, Gloria Brown. Second Row: Billy Weaver, Mary Jo Hord, Del Goforth, Gerald Wright, Joan Howard, Eleanor Ware, Barbara Plonk, Mike Green, Danny Walker, Connie Dixon, Mike Lovelace, Joan King, Doug McSwain, Phyllis Putnam, Paulette Phi- fer, Sheila Godfrey, Angela Ruff. Third Row: Susan Plonk, Lynda Mauncy, Debbie Hurlbut, Cindy Ware, Our Musical Ambassadors 86 Grace Moore, Gary Benton, Andy Davis, John- nie Moore, John Clemmer, Mary Anne Mc- Curdy, Jimmy Lewis, Linda Allen, Linda Neal, Sandy Kayfield, Steve Ashe, Becky Burton. Fourth Row: Leslie Joy, Priscilla Padgett, Mike Neely, Mike Goforth, Ronnie Maples, Robert Phifer, Charles Wright, Woody Strickland, Ricky Belt, Char- les Padgett, Allan Dover, Buz Shuford, Win Goter, John Bennett, Sandy Mauney. 87 Director, Mr. Joe Hedden. Drum Majorette, Joan McClure. The band practices diligently for spring concert. In addition to performing at Mountaineer football games and in the “Mountaineer Days” parade, the KMHS band participated in many out-of-town football games and parades. Homecoming at Western Carolina, band day at Carolina, and the Shrine Bowl in Charlotte all saw our band present. They marched in Christ- mas parades at Forest Ci ty and Belmont. Our school is proud of the fine, hard-work- ing band that represents us so superbly. Band departs for one of the many parades in which it participated. BAND COUNCIL, First Row: Mary Anne McCurdy, President; Vivien Wilson, Vice-president; Susan Plonk, Secretary; Buz Shuford, Librarian; Joan Howard, S.P.O. representative. Second Row: Linda Haynes, Lynda Mauney, Johnnie Moore, Priscilla Padgett, Robert Phifer, Joan McClure, Mike Goforth, John Clemmer, Charles Wright, Dan Walker. Student body enjoys delightful Christmas concei’t. Mountaineer Staff Keeps Mrs. Juanita Logan, Sponsor. Sports Editor, Bo Goforth; Business Manager, Linda Bishop; Co-Editor, Donna Hardes; Features Editor, Suzanne Lockridge; Co-Editor, Ilene Gantt, News Editor, Pattie Gaffney. Mike Trammell, Susan Mercier, Roxie Sellers, Ann Trott, Jewel Hayes. 90 Steve Marlow, Ginger Payne, Don Bumgardner, Dora Kircus, Dwight Swan. Our Students Informed Diane Dixon, Lynn Goforth, Elaine Ducker, Jackie Hannon, Danny Neal, Linda Wright, Linda Mullinax. 91 ■ ' P Sitting; Jane Smith, Libby Bunch, Terry Leonard, Johnny Dye, Suzanne Lockridge Mary Wright, Linda Oliver. Standing; Phyllis Pusey, Jack Howard, Fran- cis Goforth, Joan McClure, Virginia Goforth, Bonn Freeman, Betty Styers, Priscilla Padgett, Mike Roy- ster, Mr. Jaynes, Willie Anthony, John Tria, Miriam Baker, Steve Royster, Patsy Welch, Coral Ramseur, Becky Stowe. Sponsor, Mrs. J. Weir; Treasurer, Miss H. Logan. Character Scholarship Leadership Service 92 National Honor Society Maintains High Standards For Goal of Student Body President, Mike Royster; Vice President, Bonn Free- man; Secretary, Coral Ramseur. First semester honor roll students are presented at N. H. S. assembly program. 93 i lO J 1 1 j aiJ First Row: F. Bowen, C. Williams, E. Wyte, G. Hull, K. Ford, J. Wilson, C. Tessener, M. Hawkins, L. Broome, B. Black, M. Ernst, D. Putnam, L. Herron, A. Styers, J. McMurray, H. Blackburn, S. Sprouse, G. Sellers, J. Hardin, P. Butler. Second Row: J. Lovelace, E. Falls, G. Fortenberry, L. Fortenberry, K. Goins, B. Camp, B. Bowers, G. Huntsinger, G. Rice, J. Henson, D. Spears, C. Wray, D. Whitworth, D. Goodson, F. Biddix, B. Goforth, L. Lawson, D. Anderson, N. Bell, D. Payne, B. Dixon, E. Hambright, T. Dixon, S. Adams. Third Row: S. Williams, B. Hoyle, A. Putnam, L. Poole, R. Wells, D. Dixon, L. Alexander, T. Jolly, L. Hannon ,S. Foster, R. Flack, G. Bumgardner, 0. Grant, J. Love ' iace, R. Laney, D. Green, P. Wright, F. Cook, T. Scruggs, C. Mullinax, R. Barrett, S. Surber, W. Huss, K. Herndon, K. Mc- Swain, B. Payne, G. Day, F. Conner, L. Green. Fourth Row: C. Smith, J. Payne, R. Wily, W. Barett, V L. Bridges, P. Farris, D. Hnrlburt, R. Franks, S. I ' Willis, R. Lemons, J. Ledford, R. Sipe, K. McAbee, I ' G. McDaniel, J. Peeler, C. Greene, M. Butler, J. Rhea, j M. Ivey, G. Grant, P. Lynn, R. Cooke, J. Leftwich, ’ J. Bolin, C. Davis, R. Riley. Mrs. M. McClure and Mrs. J. Logan, Directors; Gerald McDaniel, Pres.; Ann Goodson, Sec.; Jackie Hardin, Karen Goins and Don Hurlbut, Lib.; and Jackie Rhea, SPO Rep. Let’s Sing Along With Chorus j ■1 Chorus choir performs at Christmas concert. First Row: Linda Fitch, Sinda Welch, Vickie Jackson, Sandra Horn, David Clippard, Linda Ross, Doris Putnam, Peggy Davenport, Becky Payne, Faye Smith. Second Row: Glenda Fortenberry, Linda Fortenberry, Andrew Dunn, Linda Webster, Ann Moore, Law- rence Cobb, Paul Cash, Mike Smith, Judy Collins, Donna Wilson. Third Row: Jerry Beam, Jake Nance, Carolyn Wright, Diane Green, Eddie Gladden, Alvin Ellison, Jat Moore, Jane Smith, Shelia Graham, Fourth Row: Steve Grigg, Ernest Davis, Chris Brooks, Wayne Dellinger, Pete Lynn, Larry Dellin- ger, Giles Grant, Mike Trammell, Kenneth Steffy. The Spirit Of Religion Is Found In The Bible Club Each day the Bible Club gives the student body a period of devotions and private medi- tation. We are indebted to them for keeping the spirit of religion in our daily routine. Sponsor, Mrs. Fisher; Officers: Giles Grant, Becky Payne, Ernest Davis, Steve Grigg. 96 Business Club Links School and Industry First Row: Mrs. Sikes, Sponsor, Shirley Sprouse, Cindy Montgomery, Jackie Hannon, Barbara Laney, Becky Webster, Sherry Doster, Freda Allison, Judy Dellinger, Vivian McDaniel. Second Row: Jackie Har- din, Ann Hammett, Martha Ernst, Linda Oliver, Patsy Welch, Barbara Lynn, Carolyn Wray, Dianne Dixon. Third Row: Saundra Horn, Jane Wright, Sandra Wright, Linda Montgomery, Linda Mullinax, Teresa Dixon, Judie. Short, Caro ' iyn Wright. First Row: Janice Woods, Margaret Bryant, Anne McDaniel, Jewel Hayes, Sylvia Bumgardner, Ginger Payne, Donna Putnam, Elizabeth Wyte, Gladys Sel- lers. Second Row: Becky Burton, Barbara King, Becky Payne, Kay McSwain, Judy Lovelace, Evonne Falls, Anita Huffstetler, Ruth Smith. Third Row: Joan King, Lynn Goforth, Marion Morrison, Helen Owens, Ann Moore, Billie Jean Hoyle, Mickie Houser, Tinky Scruggs, Juanita Dellinger. Fourth Row: Peggy Bumgardner, Roxie Sellers, Susan Little- john, Kathy Yarbrough, Sylvia Greene, Pat Moore, Betty Ann Styers. L. V. Brooks, Judie Short, Barbara Gann, Clarence Batchler, Jake Nance, Pat Smith, Ronnie Falls, Richard Harrelson, Ernie Davis, Jimmy Flowers. L. V. Brooks learns fine points of selling at Belk’s. DECA Officers discuss future plans with Miss Wilson. Deca Makes Us Better Salesmen Seated: John Owens, Mike Huffstickler, Steve Deveny. Standing: Bill McCluney, Reid Dover, Don Ware, Frankie Wells, Eddie Robbs, Roger Owens, Mollie Day. 99 French Club Finds Study of French Rewarding Secretary, Coral Ramseur; Treasurer, Connie Shaw; Vice-President, Joan McClure; President, Bonn Free- man; Advisor, Mrs. Harrill. First row: Eloise Beam, Patsy Welch, Coral Ramseur, Marlene Hartsoe, Ginger Goforth, Linda Wright, Bec- ky Stowe. Second row: Mary Jane Blatthews, Connie Shaw, Terry Leonard, Glenn Werner, Gene Allen, Tommy Black. Third row: Paul Rollins, Herschol Wright, John Tria, Don Hurlbert, Danny Billing, Mike Arrowood. 100 I First row; Faye Smith, Pat Hullender, Jerri Ware, Mary Ann Houser, Dale Byars, Rita Caveny, Vicky Conner, Libby Alexander, Rita Bell, Jackie Dunne, Diana Bunkowsi. Second Row: Mary Dixon, Paulette Patterson, Teresa Jolley, Sarah Nell Moss. Connie Sistaire, Susan Lowery, Glynda Lynn, Marlene Oliver, Barbara Parker, Ann Patterson. Third row: Jay Bridges, Keith Gore, James Greene, Jimmy Falls, Larry Hord, Steve Goforth, Scott Cloninger, Phillip Riincb. Latin Students Find Latin An Ageless Language Mr. Schuessler, Advisor; Scott Cloninger, President; Steve Goforth, Vice President; Paulette Patterson, Secretary; Mary Ann Houser, Treasurer. 101 First Row: Kathy Ellison, Sandra Huffstetler, Jan Williams, Sandra Wright, Linda Wright, Gerald Matheny, Robert Hambright, Danny Finger. Second Row: Judy Morris, Phyllis Pusey, Ann Patterson, Austin Williams, Becky Dunn, Spencer Moore, Ron- nie Rhea. Third Row: Carolyn Heavner, Philip Bunch, Fred Wright, Roger Ross, Charles Ramsay, Tonnie Ware, Keith Gore. Fourth Row: Eddie Hardin, Rod- ney Smith, Mike Goforth, Fred Dixon, Lyn Cheshire, Paul Rollins. President, Fred Dixon; Vice-President, John Tria; Secretary, Virginia Goforth; Treasurer, Lynn Che- shire. 102 Jack Howard, Willie Anthony, Glenn Werner, Vir- ginia Goforth, Johnny Dye, John Tria. Mr. Lutz presents film at club meeting. : I Science Club Looks Toward Future Front Row: Jimmy Pressley, Peter Hauser, Janice Woods, Teresa McDaniel, Carolyn Jones, June Fis- her, Neal Hillard, Billy Weaver. Second Row: Nancy Lublanezki, Beverly Willis, Ann Trott, Vivian Wilson, Lynda Mauney, Vickie Conner, Helen Goforth. Third Row: Buz Shuford, Billy Patterson, Danny Neal, Edwin Ware, Ben Grimes, John Caveny. Fourth Row: Tommy Black, George Plonk, Jimmy Clonninger, Jimmy Falls, Billy Osborne, Chip Bridges. First Row: Coach Bates, Advisor; Jimmy Owens, President; Fred Dixon, Vice-President; Richard Gold, Sec-Treas. Second Row: Butch Blackburn, Buz Shu- ford, Jimmy Wrig’ht, Jimmy Medlin, Jimmy Clon- inger. Tommy Black, George Plonk, Lyn Cheshire, Jose Pucci. Third Row: Ernie Davis, Ronnie Rhea, Fred Wright, Chip Bridges, Ben Grimes, Tommy Plonk, Hubert McGinnis, Calvin Lockridge. Fourth Row: Tonie Ware, Mike Tignor, Mike Goforth, Pete Putnam, Pat Murphy, Terry Leonard, Mike Ivey. Fifth Row: Warren Goforth, Steve Baker, Mike Huff- stickler, Mike Ballard, Richard White, Pat Hord, Steve Griggs. Joyce Bolin Susan Mercier Jeri Goforth Judy Morris Teresa McDaniel Pat Strickland Beverly Willis Carolyn Heavner Mrs. Carolyn Miller Letter Clubs Spark School Spirit 105 Key Club Expands First Row: Pete Putnam, Jimmy Cloning er, Lewis man, Mike Royster, Richard Gold, Steve Royster, Cook, Lyn Cheshire, Mike Ballard, Robby Suber, George Plonk, Jimmy Medlin, Pat Murphy, Mr. Pat Herd, Hubert McGinnis. Second Row: Bonn Free- Teague, advisor. With New Membership President, Steve Royster; Vice-President, Hubert McGinnis; Secretary, Jimmy Cloninger; Treasurer, Pete Putnam. )06 F.H.A. Officers F.H.A. Working Toward Tomorrow’s Homes First Row: Gloria Wheeler, Jean Ledford, Judie Ivey, Linda Roberts, Diane Johnson, Margaret Bry- ant, Libby Alexander, Linda Hannon, Ann Sanders, Linda Sherrer, Sandra Lynn, Joan King, Connie Dixon, Janice Woods, Connie Sistare, Elaine Ram- sey, Linda Hardin. Second Row: Vivian Wilson, Susan Plonk, Lynda Mauney, June Marlowe, Linda Stowe, Elaine Harsoe, Nadine Bell. Third Row: Linda Stacy, Susan Littlejohn, Linda Seism, Judy Short, Linda Oliver, Toni Ware, Glynda Lynn, Patty Wray. First Row: Jewel Hayes, Rhonda Falls, Sheila God- frey, Janice Wilson, Angela Ruff, Barbara Miller, Margaret Hicks, Kathy Ellison, Donna Payne, Shir- ley Sprouse. Second Row: Margaret Tessener, Di- ane Stroupe, Kay Ford, Rita Caveny, Edith Ham- bright, Eloise Beam, Kay McDaniel, Vickie Jackson, Helen Owens, Becky Gordon, Carol Wray, Freda Conner, Kathy Blackburn, Frankie Biddix, Tina Falls, Jill Smith, Betty Brooks. Third Row: Becky Kennedy, Linda Bishop, Marlene Harsoe, Marian Morrison, Mary Ann Williams, Debbie Smith, Linda Plonk. Sponsors of F. H. A., Mrs. Juanita Eger- ton, Mrs. Betty Gamble, Mrs. Margarte Baird (absent on day of picture.) First Row: Pat Hullender, Mary Wright, Linda Ho- well, Gail Huffman, Sandy Mullinax, Pat Bulter, Linda Wright, Peggy Putnam, Myra Mauney, Faithle Toney, Ann Putnam, Jane Morris, Joyce Dixon. Second Row: Anarah Hammrick, Dorris Ware, Even Falls, Becky Oliver, Brenda Black, Diane Hinson, Jackie Smith, Sandra Hullender, Norma King, Janice Elgin, Sheila Moss, Ann Owens. Third Row: Janet Bolin, Patsy Welch, Willie Anthony, Joey Welch, Freida Bowen, Debbie Thornburg, Scarlet Morrison, Paulette Phifer, Patty Steffy, Vickie Conner, Barbara Plonk. Fourth Row: Susan Mercier, Suzanne Locke- ridge, Donnie Spears, Carol Mullinax, Gail Price, Rachel Wells, Brenda Putnam, Teresa Dixon, Joanne Hamerick, Carol Dilling. F.H.A. honors Mothers with an Old Fashion Christmas. First Row: Margaret Bryant, Janice Woods, Kathy Ellison, Libby Bunch, Carolyn Jones. Second Row: Suzanne Lockridge, Lynda Mauney, Vivien Wilson, Beverly Willis, Vickie Connor. Third Row: Linda 110 Oliver, Susan Mercier, Joan McClure, Donna Hardes, Mary Jane Matthews. Fourth Row: Sammy Mauney, Fred Dixon, Mike Arrowood, Neil McCarter. First Row: Linda Sherrer, Dora Kircus, Judie Ivey, Carolyn Heavener, Jewel Hayes. Second Row: Judy Morris, Joan King, Coral Ramseur, Gail Heavner, Teresa McDaniel. Third Row: Marion Morrison, Jane Hamrick, Jerri Goforth, Phyllis Pusey, Margie Huff- stetler. Fourth Row: Marlene Hartsoe, Judie Short, Jimmy Owens, Paul Rollins, Warren Goforth. F.T.A. Guides Tomorrow’s Teachers President, Dora Kircus; Secretary, Carolyn Heav- ner; Treasurer, Margie Huffstetler; Miss H. Logan, Sponsor. Students present “old” and “new” at PTSA meeting. 1 1 1 FFA Builds Leaders of Tomorrow’s Communities First Row: Larry Bridges, Butch Yarbrough, Wayne Dellinger, Jeff Patterson, Steve Sanders, Vernon Morgan, Eddie Hinson, Gary Barnes. Second Row: Jerry Chapman, Coyt Herndon, Reggie Moss, Gary Bolin, Wray Moss, Billy Southerland, David Jones. Third Row: Gerald McDaniel, Larry Porter, Joe Payne, Glenn Hicks, Roger Byers, Paul Cash. Fourth Row: Larry Dellinger, Carl Davis, Ray Crocker, Ronnie Stroup, Leland Meacham, Joe Bumgardner. FFA officers present assembly program. 112 Kneeling: Johnny Parker, Tony Leigh, Larry Mc- Daniel, Toy Davis, Ned Bridges, Phillip Putnam. First Row: Darrell Putnam, Mike Ivey, Phillip Wright, Doyl Ellison, Gerald Fletcher, Roger Hum- phries, Sammy Morrison, Ronnie Timms, Wayne Turner, Ronnie Oliver, Mike Cobb, Gene Huntsinger, Clarence Bridges. Second Row: Carl Morrow, James Van Duke, Jerry Bumgardner, Davis Jones, Nelson Carrol, William White, Harold Jones, Steve Lovelace, Tommy Burns, Richard Oliver, Roger Riley, Dean Henderson. Third Row: Ronnie Short, Eddie Moss, Charles Ayers, Wayne Miller, Randall Fite, Larry Bess, Charles Hutchins, Boyce Teseniar, Bobby Bolin, John Van Dyke. Fourth Row: Larry Bolin, Tommy Beaver, Terry Bowen, Gene Camp, Gene Green, Eddie Hardin, Harold Farris, Joe Leftwich, Joe Payne, Johnny Smith, Robert Parker. First Row: Jimmy Lovelace, Harry Jackson, Paul Seism, Norman Blanton, Larry Jackson, Hubert Led- ford. Second Row: Don Ware, Tommy Wright, Ed- ward Raines, Wayne Dellinger, Robert Sipes. Third Row: Jimmy Right, Steve Devenney, Sammy Mauney, Jimmy Crawford, Carl Gladden. Fourth Row: Dale Putnam, Gerald Carrigan, Lyman Beaver, Jimmy Falls, Richard Reynolds. 13 Imaginative Cheerleaders Carolyn Heavner; Patricia Strickland; Jerrie Goforth; Roxie Sellers; Beverly Willis, co-chief; Susan Mercier, chief; Suzanne Lockridge; Judy Morris; Mary Ann Houser; Teresa McDaniel- Cheerleaders always get “up in the air” just before a big game. Cheerleaders get together with teachers to present a skit for the Shelby game pep rally. Full of Surprises Homecoming game always calls for a bonfire. As an added attraction cheerleaders throw a “dummy” of opposing team into the fire. First row: Barbara Reynolds, Mary Ann Morrison, Judy Morrison, Carolyn Wray, Second Row: Fathal Toni, Diane Hinson, Dennis Floyd, Vickie Fletcher, Pat Moore, Brenda Melton, Ann Moore. Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Weir, the students in the Libr- ary, Club relinquish a study hall to keep our library neat and well or- ganized. Their familiarity with the library system makes them indispens- able in helping anyone who needs as- sistance. The efficiency of our libr- ary is the product of the diligence of these students. Library Club Serves A ll Sponsor, Mrs. Josephine E. Weir; President, Marry Ann Morrison; Vice-President, Fathal Toni; Secretary, Judy Morrison busy themselves checking books in and out. Services in First Row: Mrs. Tom Trott, Mrs. John Gold, Mrs. George Moss, Mr. Harry Jaynes, Mr. Frank Royster. Second Row: Steve Bess, Bonn Freeman, Ken Bunkowski, Tom- my Goforth. Parents, Teachers, and Students Strive T award the Goal of Better Education The Parent-Teacher-Student Association was organized three years ago. Through this invaluable organization has grown a better understanding of the duties of each group in attaining the goal of a better education. The school, family, and community profit from the activities carried on by interested parents, teachers, and students. 1 18 Bus Drivers Provide Many of Our Students with Transportation First Row: Glenn Lovelace, Paul Lovelace, Steve Horton, Don Martin, Norman Blanton, Gene Connor, Jackie Rhea, Butch Yarbrough, Roger Byers, Herschel Wright, and Paul Seism. Second Row: Larry Porter, Gary Bolin, Robert Sipes, Donnie Bum- gardner, Ann Hamrick, Carol Mullinax, Coyt Herndon, Gerald McDaniel, Richard Reynolds, Carl Davis, Jimmy Medlin, Harold Putnam, and Gary Stewart. A large number of our students depend on bus transportation to and from school. Our drivers are an essential part of the school system. The responsibility placed upon them is great and they are to be praised for their excellence. P 1 I ' Our efficient office aides are indispensable to the principal, the guidance counselor, and the faculty. Acting as the “eyes and ears” of the school, they perform a variety of services during the hour which they devote to this voluntary work. The communications staff keeps us well informed throughout the day with school bulletins and “flashes” of outride activities. We are very grateful for the time and effort that they devote to their work. Elaine Ducker and Willie Anthony. Chip McGinnis and Johnnie Moore. Office A ides A Iways Ready Beverly Willis, Linda Stowe, and Juanita Dellinger. To Lend A Helping Hand Patsy Welch, Miriam Baker, Tinky Scruggs, Suzanne Lockridge, and Dora Kircus. Symantha Williams, R. J. Williams, Azzielle Garner, Margaret Quinn, and Mrs. Lucy Anthony prepare meals for hungry students. f Thanks to Our Cafeteria Staff Under the direction of Mrs. Lucy Anth- ony, hot well-balanced meals are planned and prepared. The cafeteria staff works with efficiency in preparing lunches for approximately 300 students and teachers each day. We are very grateful for the fine staff that we have and wish to compliment them on a job well done. Our Dependable Custodians We express our sincere gratitude to the custodians, maintenance men, and maid for their efforts to keep our school clean and in good condition. A few of the many tasks performed daily by these people are painting, carpentry, cleaning, and repairing equipment. Even though their efforts are often un- noticed, we could not do without them. Odessa Lindsay prepares for day’s work. Morgan Wilson, Accic Smith, and Thomas Wilson are ready to give a helping hand at any time. A THLETICS Mix Equal Parts Of Quiet And Play; Spice With Laughter- Season With Humility. Football First row: Kenneth Parker, David Clippard, Danny Finger, Steve Bumgardner, Jackie Rhea, Tommy Black, Gene Allen, Louis Stewart, Ben Grimes, Tony Ware, Danny Kiser, Pete Putnam, Mike Huffstickler, and Ronnie Dover. Second row: Terry Leonard, War- ren Goforth, Ronnie Gillespie, Bill Mullinax, Steve Baker, Pat Murphy, Calvin Lockridge, Steve Goforth, Eddie Leftwich, Mike Tignor, Glenn Lovelace, Den- nis Patterson, and Dennis Floyd. Third row: Le- compt Hill, Paul Reynolds, Richard Gold, Charles Putnam, Presley Anderson, Steve Marlowe, Jimmy Medlin, Chip Bridges, Jimmy Cloninger, Sid Carpen- Nothing But “Sunshine” For The 1963 football season for the Kings Mountain Mountaineers started off with a bang. Mastered in the basic rudiments of the gridiron sport, our last year’s products of reconstruction set their sights toward vic- tory and the SWC crown. This was our year of attainment, the result of hard work and enthusiasm put forth by the Mountaineers. The team we had waited so eagerly for had now materialized, and with confidence unex- celled, the Mountaineers began a football season never to be forgotten. If nervousness is any indication of an open- ing night, the Mountaineers did not show it as they chalked up their first conference vic- tory by romping over the Ironmen of Cherry- ville, 18-0. Success was attributed to fine ac- tion on offense. Stanley was next to fall victim to the K. M. Gridders. The entire line played excellent football offense and defense. The Stanley Blue Devils were smothered 28-6 by the Mounties. The Mounties continued their winning streak at Chase. A final score of 36-6 proved the better team, as K. M. came out on top with ease once again. East Rutherfordton, next on the agenda, was destined not to be an easy game. But the K. M. gridders not only had confidence but also skill. Tedious practicing proved benefi- cial to K. M. as the Mountaineers ripped East with a score of 26-8. I ter, Fred Dixon, Rodney Smith, Louis Cook, Gerald : Carrigan, and Steve Grigg. Fourth row: Peter Hauser, Jim Wells, Jay Powell, Charles Ramsey, Pat Hord, Hubert McGinnis, Richard White, Robby Suber, Ken Bolin, Lyn Cheshire, Fred Wright, Dale Putnam, I George Plonk, and Jimmy Owens. Coaches Don Parker, Bill Bates, Head, and Bill Cashion plot strategy. The Mountaineers, SWC Co -Champs Homecoming highlighted the next game as the Mountaineers butted heads with Besse- mer City. A large crowd not only viewed fine homecoming activities, but also a well-played game by the victorious Mountaineers. The final score was 45-7. The conference crown loomed ahead as, for the first time in years, it came within our grasp. Shelby was perhaps our leading contender for the SWC title. Thousands turned out to see the annual battle between the Mounties and the Golden Lions, in one of the most thrill- packed games ever played for a high school championship. Both teams were undefeated, and the tension mounted heavily on both sides. At the end of the fourth quarter the score was 7-7, a deadlock which meant sharing the conference crown, if both teams went on un- defeated. All participating K. M. gridders played a very fine game worthy of praise. The following week an inspired K. M. foot- ball team downed a highly regarded Moores- ville eleven 14-0. The K. M. defense held Mooresville to a total of 136 yards, while the Mountie offense rolled up 290 yards in rush- ing and passing. The victim of the next K. M. attack was R. S. Central. The final score was 6-0. Belmont was next to fall to the mighty Mounties. The final score of this non-con- ference game was 20-0. Lincolnton, our final game, was one of the most important. It determined whether K. M. shared the SWC title with Shelby. A 14-7 victory by the Mounties secured our position as SWC co-champs. This year K. M. shared the crown — next year we may be the conference champ, bar none. VARSITY Kings Mountain 18 Kings Mountain 28 Kings Mountain 36 Kings Mountain 26 Kings Mountain 45 Kings Mountain 7 Kings Mountain 14 Kings Mountain 6 Kings Mountain 20 Kings Mountain 14 SCORES I Cherryville 6 Stanley 6 Chase 8 East Rutherford 7 Bessemer City 7 Shelby 0 Mooresville 0 R. S. Central 0 Belmont 7 Lincolnton Pat Murphy keeps the ball at Chase. 128 Mounties recover fumble at Chase. Tommy Black “on the run” against East Rutherford. i Louis Cook with the ball in Shelby game. K. M. and Shelby Captains meet before “big game”. Most Improved Player Trophy Terry Leonard Leadership Trophy Jim Medlin John Gamble Scholastic Trophy Ben Grimes George Plonk Most Valuable Player Award Mike Huffstickler Fred Plonk Blocking Trophy ) Warren Goforth Perfect Ending For Successful Season At their banquet, the Gastonia Gazette presented its annual “Coach of the Year” award to Bill Bates. Presentations of trophies to outstanding players of the 1963 Kings Mountain foot- ball team highlighted activities at the tradi- tional Lions Club Football Banquet, Decem- ber 5. University of North Carolina head coach Jim Hickey delivered the principal ad- dress of the evening. Two trophies were per- sented this year in addition to the three trophies which have been given previously. Coach Bates with award. First row: Tommy Goforth, Sandy Mauney, Clarence Bridges, Steve Murphy, Ricky Moore, Johnny Parker, Philip Wright, Gary Devenny. Second row: Charles Carrol, Eddie Bridges, Chuck Gladden, Carl Wies- ner, Jerry Ledford, Tommy Burns, Tommy Dover, Larry Burton, Philip Putnam. Manager, Larry Har- din. J.V. SCORES Kings Mountain . . . . 0 14 . . . . East Rutherford Kings Mountain . . . . 6 0 . . . . Belmont Kings Mountain . . . . 6 7 .... Chase Kings Mountain . . . . 6 13 R. S. Central Kings Mountain . . . . 12 6 . . . . Cherryville Kings Mountain . . . . 13 14 . . . . Bessemer City Kings Mountain . . . . 13 0 . . . . Lincolnton Example of J.V. Teamwork. % IK , Coaches: Mike Ware, Asst. Bob Hussey, Head 133 Basketball IHOKINm Bo Goforth, Ben Grimes, Scott Cloninger, Mickey Bell, Richard Gold, Jim Cloninger, Ken Bunkowski, Mike Ballard, Lewis Cook, Terry Leonard, Jay Powell, Mike Goforth, John Van Dyke, and Steve Goforth. Emotions are team’s best asset. . . . and the score goes up another notch. 134 Mountaineers Mark Up A-1 Season Just a word of advice. Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. Lying down on the job Whoops! Lewis takes ball. 136 35 m %� «■ m 3 J W 1 m First Row: Angela Ruff, Coral Ramseur, Becky Webster, Gail Heavner, Joan How- ard, Elaine Russell. Second Row: Susan Lowery, E ' loise Beam, Margie Huffstetler, Vivian Wilson, Joyce Bolin, Brenda Putnam, Paulette Patterson, Annie Williams. Get the ball, you all! What goes up must come down. Hang on, Joyce. 137 Get that rebound! Excuse Me, please. iJ Cool and Calm. 139 Time out! Two more for the Mounta inette’s score. J. V. Training Assures Basketball Future First Row: Tommy Gerberding, Nelson Conner, Dan- ny Sprouse, Jerry Ramsay, Dennis Bridges. Second Row: Charles Hutchins, Gary Devenney, Eddie Ham- rick, Tommy Finger, Andy Davis, Tommy Go- forth, Chucky Gladden. Third Row: Phillip Wright (manager), Eddie Bridges, Dean Henderson, Larry Burton, Tommy Dover, Sammy Leigh, Ray Medlin, Bill Bates, Coach. Is it a ringer ? ? ? 140 First Row: Jane Morris, Donna Eaker, Pat Butler. Second Row: Dianne Johnson, Carol Dilling, Sandy Stroupe, Becky Dixon. Third Row: Coach Cashion, Rita Caveney, Hilda Lowery, Belinda Rathbone. Skills and Scores Build Up With Practice ACHIEVEMENTS Sift Together Praise And Love, Flavor With Beauty. Your Product Will Rise To Unbelievable Heights. Serve Generously To All About You. Honors BEST ALL AROUND Mary Wright Bo Goforth MOST TALENTED Joan McClure 145 Don Hurlbut BEST PERSONALITY sw-tm-iiK mnm . %mmh Connie Shaw 146 Mike Royster WITTIEST Steve Royster ' 7 Linda Oliver MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS Most School Spirited Jimmy Modlin Suzantu ' Lockrid f Friendliest Gerald McDaniel 151 Mary Anne McCurdy Best Looking 1 52 Lewis Cook Juanita Dellinger Most A thletic Mike Huffstickler 153 Becky Webster Homecoming Queen Juanita Dellinger Senior Varsity football players and their mothers. A crown for a radiant queen. Mary Anne McCurdy, Crowiver Buz Shuford, Escort Louis Cook Vivian Wilson Fred Dixon Dennis Floyd Joan McClure Anitia Huffstetler Mike Huffstickler Kathey Ellison 156 Terry Leonard Susan Plonk Calvin Lockridge June Marlowe Steve Marlowe Betty Evans Glenn Lovelace Teresa McDaniel Jim Medlin Mary Wright Jimmy Owens Virginia Goforth Jose Pucci Beverly Willis Jackie Rhea Joan King The Beginning and . . . . . . End of a Perfect Homecoming 158 JOAN HOWARD Miss Hi Miss Each year a junior girl is elected by her class for this coveted title. In a special issue of THE JOHNSONIAN, student newspaper of Winthrop College in Rock Hill, South Car- olina, these girls will be honored along with many others from high schools within a one- hundred mile radius of the college. They will also spend a gala week end in April as guests of Winthrop. The Miss Hi Miss was chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, per- sonal attractiveness, and character. 159 Miss Mary Anne McCurdy Beauty Queen The lovely Carrousel Princess who represented Kings Mountain High School in 1963 was Mary Anne Mc- Curdy. Mary Anne was chosen by the senior class on the basis of beauty, charm, and personality. The Carrousel activities included a trip to Charlotte, a get-acquainted tea, a Thanksgiving Day parade, and a banquet followed by an elegant ball. Mary Anne was also chosen to rep- resent Kings Mountain as Miss Moun- taineer in its centennial celebration of the Battle of Kings Countain. She reig- ned over several contests, a parade, and a celebration at the Kings Mountain National Park. Mary Anne and escort Bonn Freeman at the Coronation Ball. Miss Mountaineer reigns at centennial parade. 160 161 Miss Mary Anne McCurdy PRISCILLA PADGETT D.A.R. Good Citizen Each year the Kings Mountain Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presents a Citizenship Award to a senior girl who is chosen by her classmates. This se- lection is based on scholarship, character, per- sonal attractiveness, and leadership. The winner receives a certificate, and a pin, and is invited to a regular meeting of the local chapter. She is also invited, along with her mother, to attend a Good Citizen tour of the Hezekiah Alexander House in Charlotte. This year the D.A.R. Citizens of the third District made a television appear- ance. 162 Senior Directory ADAMS, SANDRA — Chorus, 4; Business Club, 4; F.H.A., 1; Library, 2, 3, Vice President 3. ALEXANDER, JIMMY— D. E., 4; Track, 2. ANTHONY, WILLIE— MILESTONES, 4; N.H.S., 3, 4; Latin, 3; Science, 4; F.H.A., 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, 1; Basketball, 1; Senior Play. ARROWOOD, MIKE— French, 4; F.T.A., 3, 4; Golf, 4. BAKER, MIRIAM— S.P.O., 4; N.H.S., 3, 4; Basket- ball, 1. BATCHLER, CLARENCE— D.E.C.A., 4. BAUMGARDNER, JOE— F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 2, 3, 4. BEAM, JERRY— Bible Club, 4. BLANTON, NORMAN— F.F.A., 1, 4; Class Officer, Treasurer, 1. BOLIN, GARY— F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1. BOONE, JACKIE— F.F.A., 3, 4. BOWEN, MARGIE— Chorus, 1; Latin, 2, 3; F.H.A., 2 . BOWERS, BECKY— MOUNTAINEER, 3; Chorus, 3, 4. BROOKS, L. V. — P.T.S.A. Class Representative, 3; Class Officer, 2; Football, 3; Baseball, 1; D.E.C.A., 4. BROOME, BUTCH BUMGARDNER, DON — Key, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3; Track, 1. BUNCH, LIBBY— MILESTONES, 4; N.H.S., 4; Lat- in, 2; F.T.A., 3, 4. BURNS, GAREY BYERS, ROGER— F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. CAMP, BILLIE ANN— Chorus, 3, 4. CARTER, DIANE— F.H.A., 1, 2. CASH, PAUL — F.F.A. 1, 2 Secretary, 3 Vice Presi- dent, 4 President; D.E.C.A. 4 President; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer, Vice President 1, 4. CAUSBY, RITA— 4-H Club 1. COLLINS, JUDY— Bible Club 3, 4. CONNOR, GENE— F.F.A. 1; Library 2; Class Offi- cer 1 Vice President; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. COOK, LOUIS— Key 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 3; Senior Super- lative “Best Looking”; Football 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4. CRAWFORD, JIMMY— Chorus 1; F.F.A. 3, 4. CROCKER, RAY— F.F.A. 1, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Baseball 1 ; Basketball 1. DAVENPORT, PEGGY— Bible Club 3, Secretary, 4; Business 3; Statix Dramatix 3. DAVIS, ERNIE— MILESTONES 4; Bible Club 3, 4, Vice President; Science 2; Monogram 2, 3, 4; D.E.C. A. 4, Reporter; Track 1, 2. DAY, MOLLIE— F.H.A. 1; Basketball 1; Library 3, Vice President; D.E.C.A. 4. DELLINGER, JUANITA— Band 2, 3, 4; S.P.O. 2; Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 3; F.T.A. 3; May Day Attend- ants 3; Senior Superlative “Best Looking”; Office Aide 4; Homecoming Queen 4. DELLINGER, WAYNE— Bible Club 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. DEVENNEY, STEVE— F.F.A. 3, 4; D.E.C.A. 3, 4. 163 Senior Directory DIXON, FRED — Science 3, 4, President; Monogram 4; Key 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Co-treasurer; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Governors’ Youth Fitness Conference; Lions Bowl 4; All Conference Football; East-West Bowl Game, 4. DOVER, REID— D.E.C.A. 4; Football 1; Track 1. DUCKER, ELAINE— MOUNTAINEER 4; Chorus 3. DYE, JOHNNY— MILESTONES 4; N.H.S. 4; Science 3, 4. EDMONSON, BRENDA— Library 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. ERNST, MARTHA— Chorus 3, 4; Business 3, 4; Statix Dramatix 3, 4; F.H.A. 2. FALLS, EVONNE — Chorus 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FALLS, JOYCE— Bible Club 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1. FALLS, RONNIE— F.F. A. 1; Baseball 1. FLOYD, DENNIS — Chorus 4; Statix Dramatix 2, ' 3, 4; Library 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; French Club 2, 3. FORTENBERRY, GLENDA— Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4. FORTENBERRY, LINDA— Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4. FREEMAN, DONN— MILESTONES 3, 4; S.P.O. 2, Vice President, 3; National Honor Society 3, Vice President, 4; French Club 3, 4, President; Science Club Monogram 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; P.T.S.A. Class 2; Representative 4; Class Officer 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Jun- ior Marshal; Boys’ State 3. GILLESPIE, RONNIE — Science Club 1; Monogram Club 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4. GLADDEN, CARL— F.F.A. 3, 4. GOFORTH, FRANCES — National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Co-treasurer. GOFORTH, LYNN— MOUNTAINEER 4; S.P.O. 4; Business Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. GOFORTH, VIRGINIA— S.P.O. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2, Treasurer; Science Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary; May Day Attendant 1; Girls’ State 3; Senior Play. GOFORTH, WARREN G.— MOUNTAINEER 4; S. P.O. 4, President; Science Club 1, 2; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Class Officer 3, President; Senior Superlative “Best All Around”; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Fred Plonk Blocking Award 4. GOINS, KAREN— S.P.O. 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Business 3, 4; Statix Dramatix 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. GREEN, BARBARA — Science 1; Library 1; D.E.C.A. 4, HAMBRIGHT, MARGARET— MOUNTAINEER 3; Latin 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. HAMM, RICHARD— Track 1. HAMMETT, ANN — Business Club 3, 4; French Club 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; F.T.A. 3. HANNON, JACKIE— MOUNTAINEER 4; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 1. HARDIN, JACKIE — Chorus 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Senior Play. HARRELSON, RICHARD— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; D.E.C.A. 4. HAWKINS, MYRA— Chorus 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. HERNDON, COYT— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HERNDON, DON HICKS, GLENN— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HILL, KARL HORN, SAUNDRA— Bible Club 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Basketball 1. HOUSER, MICKIE— MOUNTAINEER 4; Band 1, 2, 3; S.P.O. 2, 4; Business 4, Secretary-Treasurer; French 3; May Day Attendant 1; Class Officer 1, Vice-President; Head Majorette 3. 164 Senior Directory HOWARD, JACK— MILESTONES 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science 1, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; Library 2; Senior Superlative “Most Likely to Succeed”; Junior Marshal; Senior Play. HOYLE, BILLIE JEAN— MOUNTAINEER 3; Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Library 3. HUFFSTETLER, ANITA— Bible Club 4; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Library 3, Secretary. HUFFSTICKLER, MIKE— Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Most Athletic”; D.E.C.A. Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; All-Con- ference Football 2. HURLBUT, DON— Chorus 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Science Club 1, 2; Senior Superlative “Most Talent- ed”; Track 1, 2. JACKSON, HARRY— F.F.A. , 1, 2, 4. JACKSON, LARRY— F.F.A., 1, 3, 4. JOHNSON, TERESA KING, DAVID— Football 1. KIRCUS, DORA— MILESTONES 4; MOUNTINEER 4; Band 1, 2; S.P.O. 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4. LANEY, BARBARA— Business Club 4; F.H.A 1, 2, 3. LEONARD, TERRY — National Honor Society 4; French Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Class Officer 3; Football S, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; S.P.O. Good Citizen Award, 1963; Most Improved, 1963 Football Trophy 4; Senior Play. LOCKRIDGE, CALVIN— Bible Club 4; French Club 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LOCKRIDGE, SUZANNE— MOUNTAINEER 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; French Club 3; Science Club 1, 2; Senior Play. LOVELACE, DONNA LOVELACE, GLENN— Football 4, F.F.A. 1. LOVELACE, JUDY— F.H.A. 3, F.T.A. 3; Chorus 4, Business 3, 4; French 4. LOVELACE, PAUL — French 4; May Day Attendant 1, Football 1, Basketball 1. LOVELACE, STEVE— S.P.O. 2, F.F.A. 1; Basket- ball 1. LOWE, BONITA LYNN, BARBARA— Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F. T.A. 3. McCLUNEY, BILL— F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. McCLURE, JOAN— MILESTONES 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; French 4, V. Pres.; Latin 2, V. Pres; F.T.A. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Super- lative “Most Talented”; Billy Shuford Science Award 1; Homecoming Sponsor 2, 4; Girls’ State 3; Senior Play. McCURDY, MARY ANNE— M I L E S T 0 N E S 4; MOUNTAINEER 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Librarian, 2; Sec- retary 3; Pres. 4; French 3; Science 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Class Officer 4, Co-Treas. ; Senior Superlative “Friendliest” Carrousel Princess 4; Miss Mount- aineer 4; Homecoming Crowner 4; Homecoming Sponsor 3. McDANIEL, GERALD — Chorus 3, 4; Pres. 4; Mono- gram 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Friend- liest”; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; State Farmer Award 3; Dairy Farmer Award 3. McMURRAY, JANE— Bible Club 3; Basketball 1. MARLOWE, STEVE— MOUNTAINEER 4; Science 1, 2, 3; Statix Dramatix 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2. MATTHEWS, MARY JANE— French 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Play. MAUNEY, SAMMY— French 3; Science 1; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.F.A. 4; Football 2; Track 1, 2. MEACHAM, LELAND— F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. MEDLIN, JIMMY— S.P.O. 4; Monogram 3, 4; Key 3, 4; May Day Attendants 2; Class Officer Pres. 1, 4; Senior Superlative “Most School Spirit”; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 165 Senior Directory MELTON, BRENDA— Library 4. MOORE, LOIS ANN MORGAN, VERNON— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MULLINAX, CAROL — Chorus 2, 3, 4; Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. OLIVER, LINDA — N.H.S. 4; Chorus 2; Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Wittiest”; Senior Play. OWENS, JIMMY — French 4; F.T.A. 4; Footba ' il 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 4, Pres.; Science 1; Forensic 1961; Senior Play. OWENS, JOHN— F.F.A. 2, 3; D.E.C.A. 4. OWENS, ROGER — Bible Club 3; Science 1; Basket- ball 1; D.E.C.A. 4, V. President 4, Editor 4. PADGETT, PRISCILLA— MILESTONES 3, 4; Editor 4; Band 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; D.A.R. Citizen 4; Junior Marshal; Band Council 4; National Science Foundation Summer Science Training Program; Senior Play. PAYNE, GINGER— MOUNTAINEER 4; Bible Club 3; Business Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 3. PILGRIM, BRENDA PORTER, LARRY— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PUCCI, JOSE— Mongram Club 4; Football 4; Track 4. PUSEY, PHYLLIS— MILESTONES 4; S.P.O. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 3; Science Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Senior Super- lative “Most Studious”; Junior Marshal; National Science Fondation Summer Science Training Pro- gram. PUTNAM, DONNA— Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Business Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2. PUTNAM, HAROLD— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RAINES, EDWARD — F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. RAMSEUR, CORAL— MILESTONES 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; French Club 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Senior Superlative “Most Likely to Succeed”; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Junior Marshal; S.P.O. Good Citizen 1; Miss Jun- ior Hi Miss 3. REYNOLDS, LINDA— F.H.A. 1; Cheerleader 3. REYNOLDS, RICHARD— F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Football 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. RHEA, JACKY— S.P.O. 4; Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Track 2. RIPPY, BARBARA— Bible Ciub 4; Business Club 3, 4. ROBINSON, EMOGENE— S.P.O. 2, 4; Bible Club 3; Business Club 4; May Day Attendant 3; Class Officer 1 . ROLLINS, PAUL— MILESTONES 4; S.P.O. 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Play. ROYSTER, MIKE— MILESTONES 4; S.P.O. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 2, President 2; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Best Per- sonality”; Junior Marshal; Senior Play. ROYSTER, STEVE— MILESTONES 4; National Ho- nor Society 3, 4; Lafin Club 2; Key Club 4, President 4; Senior Superlative “Wittiest”; Senior Play. SCISM, PAUL— Bible Club 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Officer, President 1, Co-Treasurer 4. SCRUGGS, TINKY— MILESTONES 4; Chorus 2, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Statix Dramatix 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Library Club 1; Class Officer 1; Office Aide 2, 3, 4 ; Senior Play. 166 Senior Directory SHAW, CONNIE— MILESTONES 4; S.P.O. 3, 4; French Club 4, Treasurer 4; May Day Attendant 2; Class Officer, President 1; Senior Superlative “Best Personality”; Senior Play. SHIRKEY, RALPH— F.F.A. 3. SHORT, JUDIE — S.P.O. 1; Chorus 1; Business Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; D.E.C.A. Club 4, Treasurer 4. SIPES, ROBERT— Chorus 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, JANE — National Honor Society 4; Bible Club 3, 4. SMITH, MIKE— Bible Club 4; Science Club 1; Track 2 . SMITH, PAT— Chorus 3; Library Club 3; D.E.C.A. Club 4, Secretary 4. SPEARS, DONNIE — Chorus 3, 4; Business Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. STEFFY, KEN— Bible Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 4. STEWART, GARY— Chorus 4; Bible Club 3; French Club 3; F.F.A. 1; Class Officer, President 1. STOWE, BECKY— S.P.O. 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2, Secretary 2; Science Club 1; F.T.A. 2, 3. STYERS, ANNIE LEE— Chorus 2, 4; Basketball 1. STYERS, BETTY— MILESTONES 4; National Hon- or Society 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 3. SWAN, DWIGHT— MOUNTAINEER 4; Golf 1, 2, 4. SWANSSON, MARGARET— Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. TAYLOR, JUNIOR— Track 3, 4. TRAMMELL, MIKE— MOUNTAINEER 4; F.T.A. 3. TRIA, JOHN — S.P.O. 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; French 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1, President 4, Vice President; Senior Superlative “Most Stud- ious”; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; H. S. Spelling Medal, 1; A. S. Declamation Medal, 2; Boys’ State 3; Co-chief Marshal 3; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; Cleveland County Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; Senior Play. VESS, BUTCH— Science Club 2, 3; F.F.A. 1. VICKER, STEVE— Football 2; Basketball 1. WARE, DON— Band 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Track 2. WARE, TONIE— Business 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; May Day Attendant 2. WEBSTER, BECKY— Chorus 1; Bible Club 3; Busi- ness Club 3, Vice President, 4, President; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Senior Superlative “Most Athletic”; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. WELCH, PATSY — National Honor Society 3, 4; Bus- iness Club 4; French Club 4; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. WERNER, GLENN— Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 4; Science Club 3, 4; Band Council 3; Cleveland County Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4. WHITE, TOMMY— F.F.A. 3. WILLIAMS, CECILE — Chorus 4; Business Club 4. WILLIAMS, SYLVIA— Chorus 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. WRIGHT, JANE — Chorus 1; Business Club 4; F.H. A. 1; Basketball 1. WRIGHT, MARY— MILESTONES 3, 4; S.P.O. 3; Business Club 4; Science Club 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; P.T.S.A. Class Representative 1; Class Officer 4, Secretary; Senior Superlative “Best All Around”. WYTE, ELIZABETH — Chorus 1, 4; Business Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Basketball 1. YARBROUGH, BUTCH— Chorus 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 4. 167 Index Acuff, Sylvia, 59 Adams, Larry, 59 Adams, Michael, 69 Adams, Sandra 23, 94 Adams, Wanda, 59, 86 Alexander, Gail, 59 Alexander, James, 23, 98 Alexander, Libby 59, 81, 94, 101, Alexander, Reggie 69 Alexander, Tony, 59 Allen, Gene 45, 100, Allen, Linda, 59 Allen, Marvin, 69 Allen, Mike, 45 Allison, Freda, 45 Allison, Freida, 45 Anderson, Betty, 69 Anderson, Diane, 59, 94 Anderson, Larry, 69 Anderson, Pressley, 59 Anderson, Terry, 69 Anthony, Tony, 69 Anthony, Willie, 23, 92, 109, 120 Arrowood, Mike, 23, 110 Ashe, Steve, 45 Ayers, Charles, 59, 113 Baity, Debbie, 59 Baity, Phyllis, 69 Baker, Miriam, 23, 80, 121 Baker, Steve, 45, 126 Ballard, Mike 45, 104, 106, 134 Barham, Judy, 45 Barnes, Dennis, 59 Barnes, Gary, 45, 112 Barnette, Nadine, 69 Barnette, Wendell, 45 Barrett, Rita, 59 Batchler, Clarence, 23, 98 Batchler, Jewell, 45, 97 Baumgardner, Gaither, 69, 94 Baumgardner, Joe 23, 112 Beale, Martha, 59 Beam, Eloise, 45, 100, 108, 137 Beam, Jerry, 23 Beam, Mike, 59 Beatty, Norma, 59 Bedsole, Jerry, 45 Bell, Ann, 69 Bell, Connie, 69 Bell, Mickey, 45, 69 Bell, Nadine, 69 Bell, Rita, 59, 101 Belt, Richard, 59, 86 Bennett, John, 45 Bennett, Ricky, 69 Benton, Gary, 69, 86 Bess, Larry, 69, 113 Bess, Steve, 59, 118 Biddix, Brenda, 59 Biddix, Frankie, 59 Bishop, Linda, 45, 108, 90 Black, Brenda, 45, 109 107 Black, Carolyn, 69 Black, Doris, 59 Black, Elmer, 69 Black, Tommy, 45, 80, 100, 103, 104, 126, 129 Blackburn, Edgar, 45 Blackburn, Hilda, 59, 94 Blackburn, Kathy, 59 Blackwood, Norma, 69 Blalock, Frankie, 59 Blanton, Judy, 45 Blanton, Norman, 24, 113, 119 Blanton, Richard, 69 Blanton, Robert, 69 Bolin, Bobby 59, 113 Bolin, Erskine, 69 Bolin, Gary, 24, 119 Bolin, Glenn, 46, 127 Bolin, Janet, 69, 109 Bolin, Janet, 69, 109 Bolin, Johnny, 59, 95 Bolin, Joyce, 44, 46, 105, 137 Bolin, Richard, 46 Boone, Jackie, 24 Bost, David, 69 Bowen, Freida, 46, 94, 109 Bowen, Gregg, 69 Bowen, Margie, 24 Bowen, Roger, 59 Bowers, Rebecca, 24, 94 Bowles, Daniel, 69 Brackett, Everette, 46 Brendle, Jimmy, 46 Bridges, Ann, 59 Bridges, Bill, 69 Bridges, Chip, 59, 80, 103 Bridges, Clarence, 69, 113, 132 Bridges, Dennis, 60 Bridges, Dennis, 69, 140 Bridges, Eddie, 69 Bridges, Jay, 60, 101 Bridges, Jo, 68, 69, 80 Bridges, Larry, 46, 94, 112 Bridges, Lee, 60 Bridges, Ned, 69, 113 Bridges, Terry, 60 Brooks, Betty, 69 Brooks, Chris 46, 96 Brooks, L. V., 24, 98, 99 Broome, Butch, 24 168 Index Brown, Gloria, 60, 86 Brown, Jerry, 46 Brown, Linda, 60, 94 Brown, Rocky, 69 Bryant, Lee, 69 Bryant, Margaret, 46, 107, 110 Bumgardner, Bonnie 70 Bumgardner, Don, 24, 90, 119 Bumgardner, Jerry, 60, 113 Bumgardner, Larry, 60 Bumgardner, Peggy, 46 Bumgardner, Steve, 60, 126 Bumgardner, Sylvia, 46, 97 Bunch, Libby, 25, 82, 83, 92, 110 Bunch, Phillip, 60, 101, 102 Bunkowski, Diana, 60, 101 Bunkowski, Ken, 46, 118, 134 Burns, Gary, 25 Burns, Nancy, 46 Burns, Tommy, 70, 113, 132 Burton, Becky, 46, 86, 97 Burton, Larry, 70, 132, 140 Butler, Mike, 46, 95 Butler, Pat, 70, 80, 94, 109, 141 Byars, Dale, 60, 101 Byers, Roger, 25, 112, 119 Cabaniss, Katy, 70 Camp, Billie Ann, 25, 94 Camp, Eugene, 60, 113 Camp, Mike, 60 Camp, Norman, 60 Cantrell, Billy, 60 Cantrell, Jerry, 60 Carpenter, David, 70 Carpenter, id, 46, 126 Carpenter, Steve, 46 Carrigan, Gerald, 46, 113, 127 Carrigan, Marvin, 46 Carroll, Becky, 70 Carroll, Charles, 70, 132 Carroll, Mary, 47 Carroll, Nelson, 60, 113, 140 Carter, Diane, 25 Cash, Paul, 22, 25, 98 Cash, Philip, 70 Cash, Ray, 70, 112 Cash, Shirley, 47 Causby, Rita, 25 Caveny, John, 47, 103 Caveny, Kathleen, 70 Caveny, Rita, 60, 101, 141 Caveny, Shirley, 70, 101 Champion, Jo Ann, 47 Chapman, Jerry, 47, 112 Cheshire, Lyn, 47, 102, 104, 106, 127 Childers, Lillie, 60 Chitwood, Evelyn , 60 Clack, Bobby, 70 Clary, Pam, 70, 86 Cleary, Fred, 60 Clemmer, John, 60, 86, 89 Clippard, David, 47, 96, 126 Cloninger, Jimmy, 44, 47, 103, 104, 106, 126 Cloninger, Scott, 58, 60, 101, 134 Cobb, Lawrence, 47, 96 Cobb, Richard, 70 Collins, Judy, 25, 96 Conner, Dennis, 70 Conner, Freda, 60, 94 Conner, Vickie, 47, 101, 103, 109, 110 Connor, Gene, 26, 119 Connor Nelson, 70, 80 Cook, Floyd, 47, 94 Cook Joe, 60 Cook, Louis, 26, 106, 127, 129, 134, 152, 156 Cooke, Reginald, 47, 95 Cooper, Neal, 58, 60, 80 Crawford, Brenda, 47, 86 Crawford, Jimmy, 26, 113 Crocker, Ray, 26 Croft, Corliss, 60 Cronan, James, 70 Cornan, Judy, 60 Culp, Jane, 70 Davenport, Peggy, 26, 96, 97 Davidson, Tony, 60 Davis, Andy, 70, 86, 140 Davis, Carl, 47, 95, 112, 119 Davis, Ernest, 26, 96, 98, 104 Davis, Rebekah, 70 Davis, Toy, 61, 113 Davison, Tommy, 61 Day, Gladys, 61, 94 Day, Mollie, 26, 98 Day, Tommy, 61 Dean, Tommy, 47 Dellinger, Barry, 70 Dellinger, E. Wayne, 26, 96, 113 Dellinger, Judy, 47 Dellinger, Larry, 47, 96, 112 Dellinger, Juanita, 26, 86, 97, 121 Dellinger, Wayne, 47, 112 Devenney, Gary, 70, 132 Devenney, Lynn, 70 Devenney, Steve, 26, 98, 113 Dilling, Carol, 70, 108, 141 Dilling, Danny, 47, 100 Dilling, David, 47 Dixon, Becky, 70, 94, 141 169 Index Dixon, Connie, 48, 90, 94 Dixon, Danny, 61, 70 Dixon, David, 70 Dixon, Dianne, 48, 90, 94 Dixon, Dianne, 61 Dixon, Elaine, 61, 107 Dixon, Fred, 22, 26, 102, 104, 110, 126 Dixon, Joyce, 70, 108 Dixon, Mary, 61, 101 Dixon, Teresa, 48, 94, 108 Dobbins, Phyllis, 61 Dodg’e, Robert, 70 Doster, Sherry, 48 Dover, Allen, 70, 86 Dover, Pete, 61 Dover, Reid, 26, 98 Dover, Ronnie, 48, 126 Dover, Tommy, 70, 132, 140 Dowda, Elaine, 70 Ducker, Elaine, 26, 20 Dunn, Becky, 61, 102 Dunn, Jackie, 61, 101 Dunn, Thomas, 48, 96 Dye, John, 26 Eaker, Donna, 70, 141 Eaker, Richard, 70 Edmonson, Brenda, 27 Elgin, Jan, 61 Elgin, Jean, 61 Ellison, Alvin, 48, 96 Ellison, Doyle, 71, 113 Ellison, Jan, 71 Ellison, Kathy, 48, 86, 102, 108, 110 Ellison, Ricky, 61 England, Betty Jo, 71 Ernst, Bobby, 61 Ernst, Martha, 27, 97, 94 Etters, Dorothy, 48 Evans, Betty, 48, 157 Evans, Nelson, 61 Falls, Bettina, 61 Falls, Beverly, 28 Falls, Evonne, 28, 94, 97, 109 Falls, Hollis, 61 Falls, Jean, 61 Falls, Jimmy, 48, 101, 113 Falls, Joyce, 71 Falls, Rhonda, 61, 108 Falls, Ronald, 28, 98 Farris, Harold, 61, 113 Farris, Paul, 61 Farris, Phyllis, 61, 86 Finger, Danny, 61, 102, 126 Finger, Tommy, 71, 80, 140 Fisher, June, 48, 81, 86, 103, 107 Fitch, Jimmy, 48 Fitch, Linda, 48, 96 Fite, Brenda, 71 Fite, Randy, 61, 113 Flack, Ralph, 61, 94 Fletcher, Gerald, 91 Fletcher, Vickie, 61, 116 Flowers, Betty, 48 Flowers, Jimmy, 48, 98 Floyd, Dennis, 28, 116, 126, 156, 94 Ford, Kay, 61, 108, 94 Fortenberry, Glenda, 28, 96, 94 Fortenberry, Linda, 28, 96, 94 Foster, Grady, 71 Foster, Shirley, 71, 95 Fowler, Frankie, 61 Franklin, Phyllis, 71 Franks, Richard, 48, 95 Franks, Ronnie, 48 Freeman, Donn, 28, 92, 100, 106, 118, 160 Gaffney, Pattie, 48, 90 Gann, Gene, 71 Gantt, Dale, 48 Gantt, Irene, 48, 90 Gantt, Sheila, 49 Gerberding, Tommy, 71, 140 Gibbons, Elaine, 62 Gibbons, William, 62 Gillespie, Larry, 62 Gillespie, Ronnie, 28, 126 Gilliam, Cathy, 71 Gladden, Carl, 29, 113 Gladden, Chucky, 68, 132, 140 Gladden, Eddie 62, 96 Gladden, Linda, 49 Gladden, Philip, 71 Godfrey, Sheila, 62, 86, 108 Goforth, Becky, 62, 94 Goforth, Dale, 62, 86 Goforth, Diane, 71 Goforth, Frances, 22, 29, 92 Goforth, Helen, 49, 81, 103, 107 Goforth, Jerri, 49, 110, 114 Goforth, Lynn, 29, 80, 90 Goforth, Mike, 58, 62, 86, 102, 134 Goforth, Steve, 58, 63, 101, 134 Goforth, Tommy, 71, 118, 131 Goforth, Virginia, 29, 81, 92 Goforth, Warren, 29, 80, 90, 104, 110, 126, 128, 130, 131, 134, 144 Goins, Karen, 29,94,97 Gold, Richard, 49, 80, 104, 106, 126, 128, 134 Gordon, Becky, 49, 108 Gore, Carson, 71 170 Index Gore, Kay, 49, 94 Gore, Keith, 61, 102 Goter, Win, 62, 86 Graham, Sheila, 62, 96 Grant, Giles, 49, 95, 96 Grant, Oliver, 71, 94 Green, Barbara, 29, 98 Green, James, 71 Green, Joy, 62, 94 Green, Linda, 71 Green, Mike, 71, 86 Greene, Charles, 49, 95, 96 Greene, Dan, 71, 94 Greene, Diane, 62 Greene, James, 62, 101 Greene, Joyce, 62 Greene, Kenneth, 71 Greene, Linda, 71 Greene, Sylvia, 49 Greene, Wayne, 62 Gregory, Barbara, 71 Griffin, Jimmy, 49 Grigg, Carl, 71 Grigg, Margie, 62 Grigg, Steve, 49, 104, 127 Grimes, Ben, 62, 103, 126 Guiton, Don, 71 Hambright, Edith, 71, 94, 108 Hambright, Margaret, 29, 97 Hambright, Myers, 49 Hambright, Robert 49, 84, 102 Hamm, Richard, 30 Hammett, Ann, 30, 97, 107, 156 Hamrick, Anarah, 71 Hamrick, Ann, 49, 94, 15, 17 Hamrick, Eddie, 71, 140 Hamrick, Jean, 49, 110 Hamrick, Jo Ann, 71, 109 Hamrick, Ricky, 62 Hamrick, Teenia, 49 Hannah, David, 71 Hannon, Jackie, 30 Hannon, Linda, 71, 94, 107 Harbin, Ann, 72, 107 Hardes, Donna, 49, 97, 107, 110 Hardin, Eddie, 62, 102, 113 Hardin, Jackie, 30, 95 Hardin, Larry, 72, 132 Hardin, Lynda, 72, 107 Hardin, Rodney, 62 Harrelson, Richard, 30, 98 Harris, Diane, 62 Harris, John, 62 Hartsoe, Elaine, 72, 107 Hartsoe, Marlene, 49, 100, 108 Haskin, Bobby, 72 Hauser, Peter, 49, 103, 127 Hawkins, Myra, 30, 94, 97 Hayes, Jewel, 50, 108, 110 Haynes, Linda, 62, 89 Heafner, Diane, 72 Heavner, Carolyn, 50, 102, 105, 110, 114 Heavner, Gail, 50, 84, 107, 110, 137 Henderson, Dean, 72, 113, 140 Henderson, Ray, 72 Henson, Bobby, 72 Henson, Diane, 50, 116 Henson, Jeannette, 50, 94 Herndon, Bobby, 50 Herndon, Coyt, 30, 112, 119 Herndon, Donald, 30 Herndon, Kathy, 62 Herndon, Martha, 52, 107 Herndon, Pat, 62 Herron, Lynda, 62 Hicks, Glenn, 31, 112 Hicks, Lillie, 50 Hicks, Margaret, 62, 108 Hill, Karl, 31, 90, 98 Hill, Le Compte, 63, 126 Hilliard, Neil, 63 Hinson, Eddie, 59, 112 Holcomb, Von, 50 Hollifield, Diane, 63 Hollifield, Phyllis, 63 Honeycutt, Tommy, 72 Hope, Diane, 63 Hope, Dottie, 63 Hord, Larry, 63, 101 Hord, Mary Jo, 63, 86 Hord, Pat, 50, 104, 106, 127 Horn, Bill, 50 Horn, Saundra, 31, 96, 97 Horton, Sandy, 63 Horton, Steve, 50, 119 Houser, Mary Ann, 63, 81, 101, 114 Houser, Mickie L., 31, 80, 97 Howard, Jack, 31, 85, 92, 148 Howard, Joan, 50, 81, 82, 86, 89, 107, 137, 159 Howell James, 63 Howell, Linda, 63, 96 Howell, Peggy, 50 Hoyle, Billie J. 31, 94, 97 Huffman, Gail, 72 Huffstetler, Anita, 31, 156 Huffstetler, Brenda, 63 Huffstetler, Margie, 50, 81, 82, 110, 137 Huffstetler, Sandra, 50, 102 Huffstickler, Mike, 31, 98, 128, 131, 153, 156 Hughes, Dudley, 50 ] 7 Index Hughes, Mike, 72 Hull, Gloria, 50, 94 Hullender, Joe, 72 Hullender, Pat, 63, 109 Hullender, Sandra, 72, 109 Humphries, Brenda, 63 Humphries, Roger, 72, 113 Humphries, Selena, 72 Hunt, Walter, 63 Huntsinger, Geraldene, 50, 94 Hurlbut, Debbie, 72, 86 Hurlbut, Don, 32, 95, 100 Huss, Wanda, 63, 94 Hutchins, Charles, 72, 113, 140 Ivey, Judie, 50, 80, 84, 85, 107, 110 Ivey, Mike, 63, 95, llS Ivey, Robert, 63 Jackson, Harry, 32 Jackson, Larry, 32 Jackson, Vickie, 63, 96, 108 Johnson, Diane, 72, 107, 141 Johnson, Teresa, 32 Jolly, Teresa, 63, 94, 101 Jones, Alan, 63 Jones, Carolyn 57, 110 Jones, David G., 51 Jones, David L., 72, 112 Jones, Harold, 72 Joy, Leslie, 63 Kennedy, Becky, 51, 108 King, Barbara, 51 King, David, 32 King, Joan, 57, 110, 157 King, Norma, 72, 109 Kircus, Dora, 32, 84, 90, 107, 110 Kiser, Danny, 63 Kiser, Keith, 63 Kopruch, Klaus, 63 Lail, Garfield, 631 Lail, Paula, 72 Laney, Barbara, 32 Laney, Ricky, 72, 94 Banning, Paulette, 63 Banning, Sara, 57 Lattimore, Frances, 72 Lawson, Linda, 72, 94 Ledbetter, Gary, 72 Ledford, Betty, 63 Ledford, Herbert, 51, 113 Ledford, Jean, 63, 107 Ledford, Jerry, 72 Leftwich, Eddie, 51, 126 Leftwich, Joseph, 64, 95, 113 Leigh, Tony, 72, 113 Lemmons, Rudy, 72, 95 Leonard, Terry, 32, 92, 100, 104, 126, 131, 134, 156 Leonhardt, Darrell, 64 Lewis, James, 51, 86 Lewis, Patricia, 51 Limbaugh, Thomas, 72 Littlejohn, Susan, 51, 107 Lockridge, Calvin, 33, 96, 126, 157 Lockridge, Suzanne, 33, 90, 92, 109, 121, 150 Logan, Larry, 51 Logan, Robert, 72 Lovelace, Donna, 32 Lovelace Eugene, 64 Lovelace, Glenn, 32, 119, 126 Lovelace, Jimmy, 51, 94, 113 Lovelace, Judy, 32, 94 Lovelace, Michael, 52, 86 Lovelace, Paul, 32, 119 Lovelace, Stephen, 72 Lovelace, Steve, 32, 113 Lovelace, Willard, 64 Lowe, Bonita, 32 Lowe, Sheila, 64 Lowery, Hilda, 72, 81 Lowery, Seerley, 51 Lowery, Susan, 64, 101, 137 Lublanzki, Nancy, 51, 102 Lynn, Barbara, 34, 97 Lynn, Glynda, 64, 101, 107 Lynn, Pete, 51, 95, 96 Lynn, Sandy, 51, 107 McAbee, Danny, 73 McAbee, Ken, 51, 95 McCarter, Neil, 51, 81, 84, 110 McCluney, William, 34, 98 McClure, Joan, 34, 82, 86, 87, 89, 92, 145, 156 McCurdy, Mary Anne, 34, 83, 86, 89, 90, 160, 161 McCurry, Dale, 73 McCurry, Vickie, 73 McDaniel, Anne, 51 McDaniel, Gerald, 34, 95, 114, 151 McDaniel, Joyce, 73 McDaniel, Kay, 64 McDaniel, Larry, 64 McDaniel, Sheri, 64 McDaniel, Teresa, 52, 80, 102, 105, 110, 114 McDaniel, Vivian, 52 McGinnis, Hubert, 44, 52, 104, 106 McGinnis, Chip, 52 McMurray, Jane, 34, 94 172 Index McNeely, Elaine, 73 McSwain, Kay, 52 Maples, Ronald, 64, 86 Marlowe, June, 52, 107, 157 Marlowe, Steve, 34, 90, 126, 157 Martin, Dennis, 64 Martin, Donald E., 52 Martin, Donald, 73 Martin, Howard, 52 Martin, Joyce, 73 Martin, Kathi, 64 Matheny, Gerald, 52 Mathis, Troy, 73 Matthews, Mary Jane, 34, 100, 110 Mauney, Lynda, 52, 89, 86 Mauney, Myra, 64, 109 Mauney, Sammy, 35, 113, 132 Mauney, Sandy, 68, 73, 86 Meacham, Harold, 73 Meacham, Leland, 35, 112 Medlin, James, 22, 35, 80, 104, 106, 119, 131, 150 Medlin, Roy, 73, 140 Melton, Brenda, 35 Melton, Johnny, 64 Mercier, Susan, 52, 90, 105, 108, 110, 114 Merck, Bobby, 64, 96 Miller, Barbara, 52, 108 Miller, Danny, 52 Miller, Wayne, 64, 113 Mitchell, Darlene, 73 Montgomery, Cindy, 52 Montgomery, Linda, 52 Moore, Ann, 52, 96, 115 Moore, Carolyn, 73 Moore, Grace, 73, 86 Moore, Johnnie, 52, 86, 89, 120 Moore, Joyce, 73 Moore, Larry, 52 Moore, Lois, 73 Moore, Patricia, 52, 96, 115 Moore, Ricky, 73 Moore, Spencer, 52, 86, 102 Morgan, Larry, 64, 80 Morgan, Vernon, 35, 112 Morris, Jane, 73, 141 Morris, Judy, 52, 80, 102, 105, 110 Morrison, Judie, 73, 81, 115 Morrison, Marion, 53, 97, 108 Morrison, Mary Anne, 64, 115 Morrison, Sammy, 73 Morrison, Scarlett, 73 Morrow, Carl, 73, 113 Morrow, Evelyn, 73 Morrow, Karen, 73 Moss, Becky, 64 Moss, Eddie, 64 Moss, George, 64 Moss, Reggie, 44, 53 Moss, Robert, 73 Moss, Sara Nell, 64, 101 Moss, Sheila Ann, 53, 97, 108 Moss, Sheila Elaine, 73 Moss, Wray, 52 Mullinax, Bill, 53, 126 Mullinax, Carol Ann, 35, 94, 97, 108, 119 Mullinax, Linda, 53, 90 Mullinax, Sandra, 73, 108 Murphy, Pat, 53, 104, 106, 126, 128 Murphy, Steve, 73, 132 Nance, Jake, 53, 96, 98 Neal, Danny, 53, 81, 82, 83, 90, 103 Neal, Linda, 53, 86 Nelly, Mike, 73, 86 Neisler, Charles, 64 Odell, Wayne, 64 Oliver, Darlene, 64 Oliver, Linda, 35, 92, 107 Oliver, Marlene, 64, 101 Oliver, Rebecca, 64 Oliver, Richard, 64 Oliver, Ronnie, 73, 113 Osborne, Bill, 53 Owens, Ann, 73, 109 Owens, Annette, 73 Owens, Helen, 53, 108 Owens, James, 36, 104, 127, 130 Owens, John, 36, 98 Owens, Pete, 65 Owens, Roger, 36, 98 Owensby, Janice, 53 Padgett, Charles, 65, 86 Padgett, Priscilla, 36, 86, 89, 92, 162 Parker, Barbara, 65 Parker, Johnny, 73, 113 Parker, Kenneth, 53, 126 Parker, Robert, 73, 113 Parker, Roger, 73 Parrish, Louise, 53 Parrish, Wayne, 73 Patrick, Larry, 74 Patterson, Ann, 65 Patterson, Bill, 53, 103 Patterson, Dennis, 53 Patterson, Jeff, 53 Patterson, Joe, 53 Patterson, Paulette, 65, 101, 137 Payne, Barbara, 74 Payne, Becky, 53, 96 Payne, Brenda, 74 173 Index Payne, Donna, 74 Payne, Ginger, 36 Payne, Joe, 54, 113 Payne, Patsy, 74 Payne, Robert, 65 Pearson, Claude, 54 Peavy, Linda, 74 Peeler, Joe, 65, 95 Peterson, June, 65 Peterson, Linda, 54 Peterson, Rhonda, 74 Petty, Vickie, 65, 109 Phifer, Doyt, 74 Phife r, Paulette, 74, 86, 109 Phifer, Reta, 54 Phifer, Robert, 65, 86, 89 Philbeck, Nancy, 74 Pilgrim, Brenda, 36 Pinson, Ann, 74 Plonk, Barbara, 74, 109 Plonk, George, 54, 104, 106 Plonk, Kenny, 74 Plonk, Linda, 65, 108 Plonk, Susan, 54, 86, 89, 107, 156 Plonk, Tommy, 54, 81, 104 Poole, Lydia, 65, 94 Poole, Patsy, 74 Porter, Larry, 36, 112 Powell, Jay, 65, 127, 134 Powell, Sandra, 54 Pressley, Chris, 74 Pressley, Jim, 54, 103 Price, Eddie, 65 Price, Gail, 65, 109 Procter, Teresa, 74 Pucci, Jose, 36, 77, 104 Pusey, Phyllis, 37, 81, 82, 83, 102, 149 Putnam, Ann, 65, 94 Putnam, Brenda, 65, 108 Putnam, Charles, 54 Putnam, Dale, 54, 113, 126 Putnam, Daryl, 74, 113 Putnam, Donna, 37, 94 Putnam, Doris, 54, 96, 97 Putnam, Harold, 37 Putnam, Peggy, 74 Putnam, Pete, 54, 104, 106, 127 Putnam, Phillip, 74 Putnam, Phyllis, 74, 86 Putnam, Roger, 65 Queen, Patricia, 74 Raines, Edward, 37 Ramseur, Coral 37, 82, 83, 92, 100, 110, 137, 148, 156 Ramsey, Charles, 65 Ramsey, Elaine, 75, 107 Ramsey, Jerry, 74, 140 Ramsey, Mary, 74 Ramsey, Steve, 65 Randall, Keith, 65 Randall, Roger, 74 Rathbone, Belinda, 74 Ray, Dick, 74 Rayfield, Mike, 74 Rayfield, Sandy, 65, 86 Redmon, Carolyn, 65 Reynolds, Barbara, 74, 116 Reynolds, Carolyn, 74 Reynolds, Linda, 37 Reynolds, Paul, 65, 126 Reynolds, Richard, 37, 113 Rhea, Jackie, 37, 80, 95, 119, 157 Rhea, Ronnie, 54, 102, 104 Rice, Frances, 54, 94 Richards, Luther, 65 Riley, Roger, 65, 114 Rippy, Barbara, 38 Rippy, Louise, 74, 108 Roark, David, 65 Robbins, David, 65 Robbins, Linda, 65 Robbes, Eddie, 54, 98 Roberts, Bil ' iy, 74 Roberts, Linda, 54, 82, 83, 107 Robinson, Emogene, 38, 97 Robinson, Larry, 65 Robinson, Steve, 66 Rollins, Paul, 38, 81, 82, 83, 100, 102, 110, 160 Roper, Nelson, 66 Ross, Linda, 66 Ross, Roger, 66, 102 Royster, Mike, 38, 84, 85, 92, 106, 146 Royster, Steve, 38, 92, 106, 147 Rucker, Amogene, 66 Ruff, Angela, 66, 86, 108, 137 Ruff, Charles, 54 Ruff, Phillip, 74 Ruff, Roy, 66 Russ, Philip, 66 Russell, Elaine, 66, 137 Sanders, Ann, 74, 107 Sanders, Elizabeth, 66 Sanders, Mike, 74 Sanders, Steve, 54, 112 Seism, Linda, 66, 107 Seism, Paul, 38, 96, 113, 119 Scruggs, Zelma, 38, 85, 94, 97, 121 Sellers, Gladys, 54, 94 Sellers, Roxie, 55, 90, 144 Shaw, Connie, 38, 80, 85, 100, 146 Sherrer, Linda, 55, 85, 110 174 Index Shipman, David, 55, 96 Shirkey, Ralph, 39 Short, Geraldine, 75 Short, Judie, 39, 97, 98, 107, 110 Short, Teresa, 75 Shuford, Buzz, 55, 82, 86, 89, 103, 104, 155 Sides, Kay, 65 Sipe, Robert, 39, 95, 113, 119 Sisk, Kathy, 75 Sistaire, Connie, 66, 101, 107 Slater, Mark, 75 Smart, Ronnie, 75 Smith, Debbie, 66, 108 Smith, Faye, 66, 96, 101 Smith, George, 55 Smith, Grace, 66 Smith, Jackie, 38, 66, 81, 109 Smith, Jane, 38, 92, 96 Smith, Jill, 55, 108 Smith, Mike, 39 Smith, Patricia, 39, 98 Smith, Rodney, 55, 102, 127 Smith, Ruth, 55 Smith, Sandra, 75 Spangler, Abigail, 66, 107 Spearman, Pat, 66 Spears, Donnie, 59, 94, 97, 109 Sprouse, Arthur, 66 Sprouse, Danny, 75, 40 Sprouse, Dennis, 75 Sprouse, Randy, 55 Sprouse, Shirley, 55, 108 Sprouse, Steve, 75 Stacy, Linda, 55, 107 Steffy, Kenneth, 39, 96 Steffy, Pat, 66 Stewart, Bill, 75 Stewart, Eddie, 66 Stewart, Elaine, 75 Stewart, Gary, 40, 119 Stewart, Lewis, 55, 126 Stewart, Rickey, 75 Stewart, Vernon, 66 Stone, Billy, 66 Stowe, Linda, 55, 107, 121 Stowe, Rebecca, 40, 100 Strickland, Pat, 55, 105, 114 Strickland, Woody, 75, 86 Stroupe, Diane, 55, 97, 108 Stroupe, Ronnie, 66 Stroupe, Sandy, 75 Styers, Annie Lee, 40, 94 Styers, Betty, 40, 82, 92, 97, 107 Styers, Mary, 75 Suber, Robby, 55, 127 Summitt, Judy, 75 Surber, Billy, 75 Surber, Sherry, 66, 94 Sutherland, Billy, 55, 96 Swan, Dwight, 40, 90 Swansson, Margaret, 40, 107 Taylor, Conley, 55 Taylor, Mark, 40 Tessnair, Boyce, 66, 113 Tesseneer, Ann, 75 Tesseneer, Joe, 75 Tesseneer, Pat, 75 Tessneer, Carolyn 55, 94 Tessneer, Margaret, 66, 108 Thomas, Barry, 75 Thomas, Wanda, 66 Thomas, Wayne, 66 Thornburg, Debbie, 75, 109 Thrift, Harold, 66 Thrift, Joyce, 75 Tignor, Mike, 55, 104, 126 Timms, Ronnie, 75, 113 Toney, Faithel, 67, 109, 116 Towery, Linda, 75 Trammell, Mike, 40, 90 Tria, John, 41, 92, 100, 149 Trott, Anne, 56, 83, 90, 102 Turner, Wayne, 67 Upchurch, Barbara, 56 Upchurch, Shirley, 67 VanDyke, James, 75, 113 VanDyke, Jon, 67, 113, 134 Vess, Sheila, 75 Vess, Walter, 41 Vickers, Steve, 41 Walker, Danny, 67 Ware, Cindy, 67, 86 Ware, Don, 41, 98, 113 Ware, Doris, 75 Ware, Edwin, 56, 102 Ware, Eleanor, 67 Ware, Jeri, 67, 81, 101 Ware, Tonie, 41, 97, 107 Ware, Tonnie, 56, 102, 104, 126 Watson, Roger, 75 Watterson, Lynda, 67 Weaver, Bill, 67, 86, 102 Webster, Linda, 67, 96 Webster, Rebecca, 41, 97, 137, 153 Welborn, Sandra, 75 Welch, Joy, 75 Welch, Patsy, 41, 92, 97, 100, 109, 121 Wells, Frankie, 56, 98 175 Index Wells, Harold, 75 Wells, Jim, 67, 127 Wells, Rachel, 67, 109 Wells, Ruth, 67 Wells, Steve, 67 Werner, Glenn, 41 Wheeler, Gloria, 75, 107 Whitaker, Roy, 75 White, Eugene, 56 White, Lois, 67 White, Marlene, 75 White, Ray, 67 White, Richard, 56, 127 White, Susan, 76 White, Tommy, 42 White, Vickie, 76 Whiteside, Bill, 67 Whitley, Philip, 56 Whitworth, Dian, 56, 94 Wiesener, Carl, 76 Williams, Ann, 67 Williams, Austin, 67, 102 Williams, Bertha, 67 Williams, Brenda, 67 Williams, Cecile, 42, 94, 97 Williams, Elaine, 76 Williams, Jan, 56, 82, 83, 102 Williams, Martha, 67 Williams, Rae, 56, 137 Williams, Sylvia, 42, 94 Willis, Beverly, 56, 103, 105, 110, 114, 121, 157 Willis, Floyd, 56, 95 Wilson, Donna, 67, 96 Wilson, Janice, 67, 94 Wilson, Linda, 56 Wilson, Vivien, 56, 89, 103, 107, 110, 137 Winders, Mike, 67 Wise, Rita, 67 Woods, Janice, 56, 97, 103, 108 Woods. Jimmy, 76 Wray, Carolyn, 56, 94, 108, 116 Wray, Patty, 76, 107 Wright, Barbara, 76 Wright, Bobbie, 56 Wright, Carolyn, 56, 96, 97 Wright, Charles, 67 Wright, Fred, 67, 104, 103, 127 Wright, Gerald, 76, 86 Wright, H. L., 56, 81, 100, 119 Wright, Jane, 42, 97 Wright, Jimmy, 57, 113 Wright, Johnny, 76 Wright, Linda, 57, 100, 102, 109 Wright, Mary, 22, 43, 109, 84, 144 Wright, Phillip, 76, 94, 132, 140 Wright, Sandra, 57, 90, 102 Wright, Theresa, 76 Wright, Tommy, 57, 113 Wylie, Roger, 67, 94 Wyte, Elizabeth, 42, 94, 97 Wyte, William, 76, 113 Yarbro, Mike, 67 Yarbrough, Kathy, 57 Yarbrough, Robert, 42, 112, 119 Yates, Edward, 57 ADMINISTRATION Miss Alice Averitt, 11 Mr. B. N. Barnes, 12, 13 Mrs. Wanza Davis, 13 Mr. Holmes Harry, 10 Mr. James Herndon, 10 Miss Martha Houser, 14 Mr. Harry E. Jaynes, 15, 118 Mr. George Mauney, 10 Mrs. Lena McGill, 10 Mr. Otto Williams, 10 FACULTY Mrs. Helen B. Ausley, 16 Mrs. Margaret Baird, 16, 108 Mrs. Betty Bates, 16 Mr. Bill G. 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PAGE ' S MEN ' S STORE Commercial and Residential Wiring For Those Who Want the Finest P. 0. Box 445 — 508 East King St. Phone — 739-2126 | 1 Kings Mountain, N. C. HOLSUM SOF-TWIST BREAD Holsum Baking Co. Gastonia, N. C. CAROLINA MADE Carolina ' s Finest Flour EAGLE ROLLER MILL COMPANY Shelby, N. C. WILSON TRANSFER COMPANY, INC. Cotton and Waste Transporters 712 West Airline Avenue Gastonia, N. C. UN 7-6308 The Optimist Club Of Kings Mountain “friend of the 5Boy” Kings Mountain, N. C. BRIDGES HARDWARE CO., INC. McBRAYER MOTORS All your needs in Hardware Houseware Chrysler, Plymouth Valiant and Sporting Goods Shelby, N. C. j Kings Mountain, N. C. Compliments of NORRIS PACKING COMPANY, INC. Highway 18, South, Shelby, N. C. Packers of Carolina Farm Meat Products HOKE ELECTRIC Kings Mountain, N. C. DAVIS AND WHITE Attorneys Kings Mountain, N. C. TIGNOR RUSSELL WEIR ' S COAL GARAGE It ' s the black business 308 Childers Street but we treat you white Kings Mountain, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. GRIFFIN ' S DRUG STORE YOUR FAMILY DRUGGIST PLONK BROTHERS COMPANY Kings Mountain, N. C. Sportswear by JANTZEN LONDON FOG MANHATTAN for ladies and men ' One of the Finest Small Town Restaurants in the Carol inas and We ' re Your Neighbors HELEN ' S RESTAURANT Bessemer City, N. C. McGinnis furniture COMPANY 309 Battleground Ave. Phone 739-4706 Kings Mountain, N. C, Master Counselor— Tommy Block Senior Counselor— Buz Shuford Junior Counselor— Lyn Cheshire Treasurer— Gene Allen GASTONIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CAROLIM PLANT Fiber Glass Division Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Shelby, North Carolina OTIS D. GREEN POST NO. 155 THE AMERICAN LEGION J. H. McDaniel, Jr. Commander Wesley Bush Adjutant Kings Mountain, N. C. Congratulates and Wishes Well THE CLASS OF 1964 DELLMOER’S JEWEL SHOP Kings Mountain ' s Leading Jewelers Keepsake Diamond Rings Charm Bracelets Charms Bulova Watches American Tourister Samsonite Lord Lady Buxton Billfolds Orange Blossom Diamond Rings IDEAL IllSTRIES, 11. and IDEAL MACHll SHOPS, II. Bessemer City, North Carolina MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM OTIS FALL ' S CITY SERVICE STATION Phone 739-22 1 ' 6 Kings Mountain, N. C. 1 Jl 1 EVANS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Secretarial — Accounting Gastonia, North Carolina Phone UNiversity 5-3501 IF ITS FRESHER THAN BOST — ITS STILL IN THE OVEN CLEVELAND COERITY’S MU BAKERY Shelby, N. C. LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. Kings Mountain I North Carolina | I ;l. :i! ■! Ill r ;r Best i| Wishes I I, To f The Class of 1964 | I tl f ☆ i GASTOMA ICE CREAM COMPANY j Manufacturers of HONEY KIST ICE CREAM Gastonia, N. C. CENTER THEATER WEBB THEATER Gastonia, N. C. WAX ASSOCIATES Kings Mountain, North Carolina SHELBY SUPPLY CO, Division of U. S. Distributors, inc. Serving Industry Since 1923 LITHIUM UORPORATION of America, Inc. THE SILVER VILLA SISK FUNERAL HOME 309 East King St. Kings Mountain 739-341 1 Bessemer City MAin 9-2255 BLANTON PONTIAC CADILLAC Sales and Service Shelby, N. C. MAMEY HOSIERY MILLS, II. Men ' s Seamless Hosiery Kings Mountain, N. C. PHEMX MILLS a unit of INDUSTRIES. INC. EXECUTIVE OFFICES. GREENSBORO, N. C. lYuiliomon Burlington EXECUTIVE OFFICES, Rewarding careers are available in textiles, and with Burlington, world’s leading textile organization. m R. E. HAAABRIGHT ' S Phone YE 7-5231 Hardwa re Hay, Grain, Seed, Fresh Meats, and Fancy Groceries HAMBRIGHT BROTHERS OIL CO. Fuel Oil Delivered Phone YE 7-5231 Kings Mountain, N. C. DICEY FABRICS, OIC. Shelby, N. C. Phone HU 7-6324 SHELBY DAILY STAR Kings Mountain ' s Hometown Daily Call; 739-4085 for Home Delivery KINGS MOUNTAIN WOMAN ' S CLUB BRADLEY FLYER AND REPAIR COMPANY KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG Textile Machinery - Repair Parts COMPANY Kings Mountain ' s Modern Drug Store Phone 739-2571 RAYFIELD AND STEWART, INCORPORATED Textile Spindle Specialists Phones: UN 5-1692, UN 4-1690 P. O. Box 2488 Gastonia, N. C. JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Kings Mountain, N. C. SPANGLER AND SONS TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Kings Mountain, N. C. Shelby, N. C. North Carolina McCURDY CLEANERS QUALITY SANDWICH CO. Kings Mountain, N. C. Railroad Avenue Phone 739-5976 Kings Mountain Compliments of LINDA ' S DRESS SHOP ED FALLS USED CARS 186-188 W. Franklin Ave. Gastonia, N. C. Railroad Avenue Kings Mountain, N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN SAVINGS AND LOAN VICTORY CHEVROLET COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of ' 64 W K M T RADIO 1220 on Your Dial Kings Mountain, North Carolina BLAlkner e cq lii) COTTON turesINonderFiber Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Royal Crown® Cola REED ' S BEAUTY SHOP Grover, North Carolina Telephone YE 7-6861 SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE DEAN BUICK CO. 305 N. Lafayette Street Shelby, N. C. Sales and Service Telephone HU 7-9073 Compliments of J. BROAD ELLIS HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Phone 739-2591 Kings Mountain, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. PARK YARN MILLS BILL JUMPER Fine Combed Yarns RAMBLER COMPANY Kings Mountain, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. CITY PAINT STORES A FRIEND Kings Mountain North Carolina COHENS THE CHILDREN ' S SHOP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE THE VILLAGE SQUARE West Main Ave. 229 Battleground Ave. Gastonia, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN SHEET METAL WORKS FRED J. WRIGHT SON Roofing — Guttering — Heating Air Conditioning All Types Sheet Metal Works Concrete Products Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone: 739-5166 Phone 739-5266 Cnnsler St. Kings Mountain, N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN Compliments of FARM CENTER Purina Chows — Seeds — Fertilizers HELEN ' S BEAUTY SALON 126 W. Gold St. Phone 739-5111 Phone 739-2321 Kings Mountain, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. ALLEN ' S FLOWER SHOP CAROLINA DAIRY Anything in Flowers Shelby, N. C. 624 East King Street Kings Mountain, N. C. Box 102 Phone 739-2556 EAST KING ESSO SERVICE Compliments of 518 East King Street Kings Mountain, N. C. LAMBETH ROPE CORP. Kings Mountain, N. C. Compliments of BESSIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP BILL CAMP ' S BARBER SHOP Route 1 — York Road Kings Mountain, N. C. Grover, N. C. Phone 739-4162 RIPPY JEWELRY 211 N. Piedmont Ave. (Across from Depot) MARGRACE FABRIC SHOP Kings Mountain, N. C. 739-4361 Kings Mountain, N. C In Appreciation to the following firms for their contribution Grayson ' s Jewelry Music Center Carlisle Studio Kings Mountain, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Conner ' s Shell Service Porters Bros. Kings Mountain, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Dilling Heating Co. Piedmont Barber Shop Kings Mountain, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Roger ' s Theater Keeter ' s Dept. Store Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Lee ' s Home Office Supply Kings Mountain Motor Court Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. A. V. Wray 6 Sons B. F. Maner Ins. Co. Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. WILLIE ' S JEWELRY 225 S. Battleground Avenue THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY Kings Mountain Repairs our Specialty All Kinds of Insurance MONTGOMERY GULF PAULINE STORE Walker Street Grover, N. C. Phone - 739-3311 Kings Mountain, N. C. CARSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY RAWLINGS -TODD COMPANY Gastonia, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. MEDICAL PHARMACY Prescriptions CITY AUTO TRUCK Cosmetics PARTS, INC. Luncheonette 209 York Road Kings Mountain, N. C. Dial 739-4783 Free Delivery We give S H GREEN STAMPS Kings Mountain, N. C. THE GASTONIA GAZETTE The Piedmont ' s Growing Newspaper Splendid News Coverage And Door to Door Delivery In Kings Mountain Surrounding Area. NOW SERVING YOU SEVEN DAYS A WEEK GROVER LIONS CLUB Compliments of Kings Mountain, North Carolina The Milestone Staff would like to use this space to express its gratitu de to the large number of advertisers. The advertisements that appear in this yearbook produce a large part of the revenue to pay the publishing cost. If it were not for these generous people, this annual could not be offered to the students at such a reasonable price. We hope each student will read these pages as they are a part of your book, and you can show your appreciation by patronizing the firms who appear therein. Mary Wright, Business Manager High school Liorary