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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1965 volume:

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Seniors . . . . Underclassmen .. Clubs ....... Services .... Football .... Basketball . Superlatives . . . Homecoming . . . Honors ........ Senior Directory .. Index ......... Advertisements . . . Foreword This year marks a true milestone in the history of Kings Mountain High School. Not only are the seniors leaving for new schools, but also the underclass- men are leaving for a new school. In this period of transition, there is a large amount of activity. Therefore, there are many events to be remembered. We hope that the 1965 MILESTONES will aid everyone in re- taining these me- mories. 6 Our Thanks for a Job Well Done In the years he has been with us at Kings Mountain High School, Mr. Bates has given generously of his time and efforts for the betterment of the school as a Whole. In posting two undefeated football seasons, one of them with ten straight Wins, he helped maintain both high school spirit and a high degree of good sportsmanship. To show our appreciation for his untiring efforts as a teacher and a coach, We respectfully dedicate the 1965 MILESTONES to Mr. Bill G. Bates. Mrs. Bates, seated beside Beth, holds Becky. 7 dministration To Teach is to faff f M ' glqwff., K f ,. Share One's Knowledge The Board of Education Is Concerned with Man Matters The Kings Mountain Board of Education members are state officials elected by the people of the Kings Mountain School District. Functioning as a team, their main responsibility is to give the local young people the best possible education with the available funds. Their diverse duties include approval of the budget, election of the teach- ers, and the assignment of the pupils to their schools. They must make cer- tain that the school system is operated according to the school laws. They work closely for the common good with other government officials in CAGO. They remain in close contact with the public, as in the case of the Stadium Committee. At the present their paramount concerns are the use of the state bond money, the new stadium, and the new high school. S E. ly 3 Board members view a drawing of the new stadium. Mr. Holmes Harryg Mr. H. O. Williams, vice chair Left to right, Mrs. Lena McGillg Mr. George Mauneyg mang and Mr. James Herndon, chairman. The Superintendent Heads the Administration of the School System The superintendent is the commander- in-chief of the Kings Mountain School District administration. Although he has no vote as the secretary, he advises the Board of Education and follows their dic- tates regarding school policy. He Works with the principals to insure smooth management of each school. He handles the official correspondence for the school district, interviews prospec- tive employees, sees that the buildings are kept in good repair, makes out the budget, and informs the public of import- ant school matters. Indeed, he is the most important man in a system that deals with the commu- nity's most valuable asset-its youth. Mr. B. N. Barnes, Superintendent, looks through his files bnmm' The Supervisor Works Closely with the Teachers Miss Alice Averitt, Supervisor, leafs through a new book. Efficient Secretaries Aid the Administration, Faculty, and Students h tine 'I 'Q V .X I Principal Looks Forward to thc New School Four long years-four years of tri- umphs and defeats, four years of a new school district and consolidation. You have lived through it all and have played a vital role in an unusually suc- cessful story. Your cooperative attitude has helped us endure adverse physical conditions in the light of phenomenal growth in educational development. A beautiful sight to behold has been the blending of three communities of young people into a far reaching educa- tional force. The unselfishness and hard work of the faculty and students have made this task easier. Our community is not the only consolidated community, but it certainly ranks near the top in cogent arguments for unity and esprit de corps. Much ground work has been laid in pre- paration for our move to the new high school next year. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will experience a new land- mark in this unusual occurrence. I trust you will cooperate to the fullest degree in helping to develop sound procedures that we may use for years to come. Seniors have led the spirit of Kings Mountain High School to its present fe- verish pitch. Your benignant acts have made school days for all more pleasant and you often have hidden your disap- pointments, signifying a fine quality of leadership. You will face many more chal- lenging conditions next year in college and in the work-a-day world. Your class has been a class of destiny-so continue to meet your numerous challenges face to face and let education be your soaring cynosure. -Harry E. Jaynes, Principal Our Facult Our faculty has guided us, prepared us, and showed us new horizons during our most formative years. Its members have introduced us to new worlds ranging from the beauty of great literature to the practicality of home economics. They have given each of us a firm basis either for our employment after graduation or for the furtherance of our education. Their wise counsel and aid have been frequently bestowed upon all of us. To our teachers, we extend our deepest gratitude for their interest, dedi- cation, and service. li ' fan. Mr. J. Fred Withers Miss Sybile Wilson Mrs. Eddys Ware Mr. James Teague A. B., Lenoir Rhyne: B. S., ECC: Distributive A. B., Erskine: English: B. S., ASTC: General Sci- M. A., S. California: I. C. Education: DECA Sponsor. Senior Play Publicity. ence: Junior-Senior. T. Coordinator: V. I. C. Club Sponsor, N. H. S. As- sistant Sponsor. Mr. James M. Stoll B. S., Wake Forest: Geom- etry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry: M I L E - STONES Assistant Busi- ness Advisor. Mrs. Charlotte Shuford A. B., Duke 3 English, French: N. H. S. Sponsor. Mr. Ralph F. Schuessler M. A., Chicago University: Latin: Latin Club Spon- sor. Mr. Edgar N. Rudisill A. B., Lenoir Rhyneg M. Ed., UNC: History, Bio- logy, Guidance: Science Club Sponsor. Mrs. Grace P. Pusey A. B., Houghton: English, Senior Play. Mr. W. F. Powell KMHS alumnae give the cheerleaders a rest during the pep rally for the game against that school in the middle of the county. Mr. Donald L. Parker A. B., UNC: Algebra, A. B., Maryville: Econom- General Math. ics and Sociology, Geog- raphy, Head Basketball Coach. , E ik if Mrs. Carolyn S. Mr. Carl 0. McWhirter Mcwhirter A. B., 'Limestoneg English: A. B. Limestone: His- Forensic Contest Advisor. tory: P. O. aid. g., k . i . .. V, 2-ga.. ,. . .- f.ff .F,-55.5-5 . - ,.'-meh: S 2 48535. gin- MGA 22,32 Vx s-5 ri . ye-Eg mr ggi? i, gg ,. . . -:mga ,.f. S 14 lx qi, , iF 1. Mrs. Glenda E. O'Shields B. A., USC: Physical Ed- ucationg May Day. 1 - .., X sa - Mrs. Myrtle H. McClure M. E., University of Cin- cinnati, B. M., Oberlin: Mixed Chorus Director. Mrs. Sue H. Moss A. B., Meredith: English Mrs. Mattie B. Lowery B. S., ASTC: Algebra: MILESTONES Planning Advisor. Mrs. Juanita M. Logan B. S., ASTC 1 Chorus C English, Journalism: MOUNTAINEER Advisor. Mr. William J. Kay A. B., Furman: M. A., WCC: Guidance. Mr. Bobby W. Hussey B. S., ASTC: Civics: J. V. Football C o a c h, Girl's Basketball Coach, K e y Club Advisor. Miss Helen Logan A. B., UNC: English: F. T. A. Advisor. .- I fs 7 ,5 Mrs. Dorris B. Kay B. A., Erskine: M. A., Furman: English, Langu- age Arts: Guidance 5 Health Careers. . is 0 N . ,R N. K Mr. Fenton L. Larson M s. Ruth Z. Kerr A. B., Asbury: M. A., A-QL' B. AQ, gnes Scott: Bible HNC: G e n e ral Math : Q' Bible lub Advisor. omecoming. yu R, V l -,fl V 'Q .F . Milli iff V M L W lf .vf - 1 P ff L ' vu 5 L X' ' nv li 'V ' . CU' 1 ' . 'l fu, 1 ' 1 lf ff , r 'Lxviglfd Vx vi but LM gl' fl V1 f ff ll Cv lg fir Rv f' ily l wh gf' Mrs. Imogene Johnson B. S., ASTC: Bookkeeping Mrs. Carol D. Jones B. S., ASTC: Bookkeep- ing, Office Practice, Typ- ing: MILESTONES Busi- ness Advisor. Cf, lLCLfw General Business : K' Club and Cheerleaders Ad visor. The silent vigil over sixth period study hall. Mrs. Mary Sue M. Howard B. S., WCC: Typing. . Q. S 2, -an isi- M S... .- 1 N 5.9325 . W., .- twi- ..gs,g,,.,Q,,.. ,. .-Agia ,, wwf tim u ff W mfhw Nw i ' nl . 8. 5 S ,, s 4 1, ,S 5? ' ,. f 1 Ls . Mr. Joe C. Hedden Mrs. Mardecia E. Harrill A, B., WCC: M. A., A. B., UNC-G5 French: George Peabody: Band Di- French Club Sponsor. rector. Mr. Myers T. Hambright B. S., Clemson: M. A. ASTC3 Agriculture: F. F A. Sponsor. 'fs Q E K. .V' E i ,k.. 7. . 'vw' . i f' Mrs. Sara S. Griffin Mrs. Betty R. Gamble Librarian 5 Library Club B. S., ASTC 3 V'ocat. Sponsor. H. E., UNC-G5 M. A. Winthrop: Home Econom- ics: F. H. A. Advisor. H Qu .. .ze E .4 Mr. Stoll explains a problem involving logarithms. l7 A Wvuww... Mr. Paul R. Hambright B. S., Clemson: Agricul- ture: F. F. A. Sponsor. Mr. C. Blaine Froneberger B. S., ASTC: History: S P. O. Sponsor. U' Mrs. Carolyn N. Finger B. S. S. A., UNC-G: Book- keeping, Shorthand: Busi- ness Club Sponsor. Mr. William Z. Cashion Miss Kim Cashion Mr. Warren H. Burgess Mr. Willard G. Boyd B, S., Newberry: Driver's B. S., WCC: English A. B., M. Ed., Trinity B. S., Lenoir Rhyne: Al- Education: Assistant Foot- MILESTONES Editorial University: English. gebya, General Science, ball Coach. Advisor. Chemistry: Senior Play Assistant. : M4992 Miss Odessa Black B. S., OC: Biology: For- ensic Contest Advisor. Mr. Bill G. Bates A. B., Wofford: Physical Education: Head Football and Baseball Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach, Mon- ogram Club Sponsor. Mrs. Margaret H. Baird B. S., UNC-G: Home Eco- nomics. i?+gssXs1siamzfw- L ,. e. .Q , , ,, fs 'ii Mrs. Helen B. Ausley B. S., Mississippi State College for Women: A. B., Mississippi: M. S., Yale: Chemistry, Physics: Jun- ioi'-Senior. Lets talk 3 little politics, I8 H1nmm. What will those students think of next? Classes Seniors ,, KW 7 , -7-. flicers of the Class of l965 ww-sanmllnnanw I 'W M-o---....,,,a, , mmm- 'Ullusa-....,,,- U2 lluunsnq-- - ' :fx ,ga tang-Q. lm ' 1 -Ili:-l-.lg-,-,M U -., 1ligul:n.,,,, 5 1 Q-'rv--...,..,.,,,-D-.-5 Q ?l1ua'1llI : An- 'lil .....,-,, an- 3 g,?il,1ltnnng.1,-,,, ' : tw' iQ' W 35, 37... X 'L , QQ ,mK' A L' W :..,. .. , t l wmwae ala,-2 etee w as Kell E00 President .... Jim Cloninger Co-treasurers ....... Lewis Stewart, Helen Goforth Vice President . . . . . Tommy Black Joan Howard, Nell MeCAarter, Steve Baker Gene Allen, Jan WllllaH1S, George Plonk Secretary ..... . . . Mike Ballard 21 K. Eugene Allen Freda E. Allison Freida W. Allison B. Pressley Anderson J. Stephen Ashe Steven R, Baker David M. Ballard Students assemble to Lynch a Lion. Our answer to the Beatles Gary J. Barnes in Janice Y. Barnette Wendell Barrett Jewell F. Batchler Eloise Beam Lyman F. Beaver Jerry A. Bedsole Mickey E. Bell John D. Bennett Linda F. Bishop Thomas H. Black Edgar Blackburn Judy A. Blanton Glenn E- Bvlin 24 See what we've got? Just one drop! Barbara J. Bolin Richard W. Bolin Freida D. Bowen Everette D. Brackett Jimmy L. Brendle Larry J. Bridges Christopher E. Brooks Margaret L. Bryant Peggy A. Bumgardner V H Kenneth Bunkowski Nancy N. Burns Sylvia J. Bum gardner Rebecca J. Burton r X f Mike E. Butler Seniors exploring grounds of the new school. Quit horsing around! Stephen F. Carpenter V aw. 5. Gerald E. Carrigan Marvin R. Carrigan Mary R. Caroll he , . if f ., 1 .4 Ax i C Diane Carter John C. Caveny, Jr. Jo Ann Champion f vi -J f Jerry G. Chapman J. Allyn Cheshire David T. Clippard 1:-Q , James L. Cloninger Lawrence L. Cobb Vickie D. Conner M. Floyd Cook 28 Soup's on! WW Annual staff bigwigs hard at work-or play? Carl D. Davis Tommy M. Dean Judy I. Dellinger R. Larry Dellinger K. Wayne Dellinger Daniel C. Dilling David Dilling Constance F. Dixon B. Dianne Dixon Teresa A. Dixon Sherry D. Doster Ronald M. Dover T. Andrew Dunn Alvin L. Ellison Our own patriotic Southern gentlemen. The hu ddle. Katherine E. Ellison Dorothy Etters Betty J. Evans James P. Falls James E. Fitch Linda J. Fitch Richard L. Franks xx: Patricia G. Gaffney Linda A. Gladden fm 1, R. Dale Gantt T. Ilene Gantt Geraldine Goforth M. Helen Goforth f jf ' 1 Q f eeeeael G f X. .. - wg,-3, 2 . 5 X -t if if .N .mmm Richard S. Gold National Merit Semi-finalists are briefed by Mr. Jaynes. Group study of English. Rebecca S. Gordon .lk I P. Kay Gore 5 Sylvia J. Greene wir Giles A. Grant Charles D. Greene inns... Jimmy C. Griffin Steve R. Grigg Myers T. Hambright, Jr. Robert B. Hambright B. Jean Hamrick Tennia C. Hamrick Donna L. Hardes Richard W. Harrelson Marlene A. Hartsoe Wh0? Me! Please, Shirley, don't make me do it! Peter J. Hauser Jewel J. Hayes Carolyn Heavner Gail A. Heavner iv S. Diane Henson Jeannette C. Henson Bobby Herndon Lillie V. Hicks Eddie D. Hinson Von W. Holcomb R. Patrick Hord William D. Horn Steve C. Horton Joan E. Howard Some Seniors like to hang around after school. rel Band members relax after practice. Marjorie E. Huffstetler Sandra F. Huffstetler Peggy A. Howell Dudley C. Hughes Gloria J. Hull Geraldene Huntsinger Judith E. Ivey Teresa Johnson Carolyn M. Jones David G. Jones Katherine R. Kennedy Barbara J. King D. Joan King Sara K- Lam-ing 38 Announcements, anyone? The toil with the great term paper. Hubert P. Ledford Jonas E. Leftwich Patricia K. Lewis Susan S- Littleivhn 1 mm f W. Lawrence Logan, Jr. Jimmy N. Lovelace Seerley T. Lowery Nancy C. Lublanezki Pete Lynn Sandra J. Lynn 6 me 2. Kenny McAbee 0. Neil McCarter Anne M. McDaniel Teresa McDaniel Big' plans for the future. J. Tracy McGinnis V. June Marlowe CTIOW time! Hubert K. McGinnis Kay McSwain Donna Manning' Donald E. Martin G, Wayne Matheny ky' Lynda Mauney J. Leland Meacham Susan E. Mercier Danny Miller Cindy K. Montgomery Linda D. Montgomery ADH M0011 We were nominated for Homecoming Queen. It's this, Hubert. Stevens M00re L0iS MOON? Patricia A. Moore W. Spencer Moore by ,ii QW- ,- Judy Morris Marion C. Morrison Reggie Moss Shelia Ann Moss Wray Moss Raymond E. Mullinax ,ml-w -wx 4 Linda Mullinax J. Patrick Murphy Daniel F. Neal M V William F. Osborne, Jr. Good grief! I just tested for lead and got mercury. V N fv' 1 L, j , l Lf' What's going on here? Helen G. Owens W .W 'Vi M' 1-....,,Mm i Louis B. Parrish William S. Patterson Dennis C, Patterson K-f Jeffery L. Patterson Joseph G. Patterson Rebecca A. Payne ffl QV. . . x Claude S. Pearson Reta R. Phifer George W. Plonk Susan F. Plonk C. Thomas Plonk Larry J. Porter Sandra D. Powell Seniors, if you don't believe it, I can prove it. Hey, Mrs. Ausley, what was in that unknown solution '? James V. Pressley ,swf 'Dx I vw. ?! r'w-. '-qs-N., Charles W. Putnam Dale F. Putnam Dian W. Putnam Q., Doris L. Putnam Peter L. Putnam R. Warren Rhea Frances S. Rice Eddie M. Robbs Linda L. Roberts Charles R. Ruff Charles S. Sanders Gladys J. Sellers Roxie E. Sellers 48 The silence of big study hall. W-R. ,Mg The pride 175 of the Senior Class. Linda L, Shel-ref 'ikaau-f David W. Shipman Tolly M. Shuford Corky Smith H. Jill Smith Leonard A. Smith Rodney A. Smith Ruth L. Smith Randall E. Sprouse Shirley J. Sprouse Linda F. Stacy Lewis E. Stewart Linda C. Stowe Patricia A. Strickland Hard workers view their just reward. Trapped in the new school! S- Diane STTOUDC S. Robert Suber William W. Sutherland Conley E. Taylor Carolyn M. Tessneer Michael R. Tignor Brenda B. Towery S. Anne Trott Barbara Upchurch Edwin L. Ware 'Qfxy Tonnie D. Ware Eugene W. White Richard M. White M4-4. . Tommy L, White Trig. students hard at work-with two exceptions. -Q 0 4.' sas? The hypnotic effect of the centrifuge. D. philip Whitley 'hos--N Jan E. Williams Annie R. Williams Beverly A. Willis 'Tx Floyd R. Willis Vivien Wilson Janice Woods ,fm 'iii Carolyn G. Wray Barbara A. Wright Carolyn G. Wright i -as Herschel L. Wright, Jr. Jimmy Wright Linda J. Wright N X'--. Sandra K. Wright Jane K. Yarbrough Betty F. Yates Junior Class Gfficers President ......... .......... T ootie Hill Vice-President ...... .... L ibby Alexander Secretary-Treasurer . . . ...... Elaine Dixon 56 Sylvia Larry Libby Acuff Adams Alexander Vickie Charles Debbie Armstrong Ayers Baity we Yr '1u,,,N Linda Allen Dennis Barnes Mike Allen Rita Barrett W -M Nm.. Nw' Martha Beale Steve Bess WT'--, Mike Beam Brenda Biddix , 1 Norris Beatty Frankie Biddix J' K 'bf-1 X fn Eu..-A v li, 57 59 -f 'X Rita Richard Bell Belt Doris Hilda Black Blackburn L. fm- Kathy Blackburn Roger Bowen Terry Bridges Glenda Burton Sandy Bobby Johnny Larry Blanton Bolin Bohn Bohn Terry Ben Jay Lee Bowen Bridges Bridges Bridges Jerry Steve Philip Diana Bumgardner Bumgardner Bunch Bunkowski Dale Eugene Mike Shirley Byers Camp Camp Cash 58 John Clemmer Corliss Croft J , i ' 4 5: if ei Y .mei-ff ,J is Tommy Gladys Danny Elaine Mal y Ethel Davidson Day Dixon Dixon Dixon Phyllis Becky Jackle Janice Jean Dobbins Dunn Dunn Elgin Elgin sw? Ricky Ellison Tina Falls .fe .,,. ., . ,sv 2 Je, - . 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Don Ann Pruitt Putnam Steve Sandy Ramsey Rayfield Brenda Putnam Carolyn Redmon 65 Roger Putnam Roger Riley Charles Ramsey David Roark Linda Ross Phyllis Russell Linda Larry Steve Robbins Robinson Robinson Angela Roy Philip Ruff Ruff Russ it , s illgg, olsi iseoo l is A iiii 5 15 www- Ssz:2S5, ,3g,i - ui: - Sandy Linda Scotes Scism Jackie Abigail Smith Spangler Connie Sistare Pat Spearman Debbie Smith Patti Steffy ,lifes , , ,-wi V , L ,Z W wi e :ri rs, Q Q .-af Q siyiw X we 3 2 2 5 P if Ma, fi P fe 55 2 fl 2 A 5, W A is x 5 sf al Y if is ,fm S We S get MW if 3 vga X 2 1 me a J I M3252 ff' Roger Ross Elizabeth Sanders Faye Smith Eddie Stewart G6 Billy Sherry Boyce Margaret Wayne Stone Surber Teseniar Tessneer Thomas Faithel Shirley John Danny Cindy Toney Upchurch Van Dyke Walker Ware in Eleanor Jeri Lynda Bill Linda Ware Ware Watterson Weaver Webster Jim Rachel Steve Ray William Wells Wells Wells White Whiteside 67 Austin Bertha Brenda Williams Williams Williams Janice Steve Mike Wilson Wilson Winders Fred Sandra Mike Wright Wright Yarbro 68 Mary Ann Donna Williams Wilson Rita Charles Wise Wright French students study verbs Juniors hold class election Hi, there, fellas! Sophomore Class Officers 2? Q f is M... 1 x President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer .... Chuck Gladden . .... Larry Burton . . . . .Donna Eaker . . . .Bill Stewart Reggie Alexander Tony Alexander Bettie Anderson Larry Anderson Terry Anderson Tony Anthoney Gaither Baumgardner Ann Bell Connie Bell Nadine Bell Ricky Bennet Gary Benton Larry Bess Carolyn Black Elmer Black W N 'Nw- Norma Blackwood Richard Blanton Rita Blanton Janet Bolin Bill Bridges Clarence Bridges Dennis Bridges Eddie Bridges Jo Bridges Ned Bridges Burrnan Bryant Betty Brooks Rocky Brown Bonnie Burngardnei Tommy Burns Nelson Connor James Cronan Jane Culp Andy Davis Becky Davis Diane Deaton Barry Dellinger Gary Deveney Lynn Devenny Carol Dilling Becky Dixon David Dixon Dianne Dixon Joyce Dixon Robert Dodge ,, ,J 'Sv ,H S H' Q , 5 if In ,,,i,M A . . ,sa.a.,,. .. - -ga' , , ,:.Mg.a!dQz.:: :- V. ami ? vs,-,,...:5,..t,.X,,..i, qs? 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Gloria Wheeler Roy Whitaker Marcelene White Susan White Vickie White Carl Wiesener Elaine Willians Martha Williams David Wilson James Winters Patty Wray Barbara Wright Gerald Wright Johnny Wright Phillip Wright Theresa Wright Sheila Vess Remember wach out for women drivers! Do the Dog' Freshman Class Officers 3 ? President ........................ ,.......... S haron Gold Vice-President ........ ..... P at Cheshire Secretary-Treasurer . . . ...... Chip Crisp 79 f iw it ' f ff- V +- J, z. ',Z,i::5-'L , Pflffz. 'M ' 1-5::55'jff5f:5, -: f. -jf! 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Foster June Frederick Paul Gaffney Larry Gantt Elaine Gault Brent Goforth Dennis Goforth Sharon Gold Ricky Grahl Janice Grant Charles Greene Geraldine Greene Gloria Green Mary Jane Griffin Jimmy Hall Teresa Hammett Anarah Hamrick Beverly Hamrick Ronnie M. Hamrick Charles W. Hannah Robert Hardin Taffy Harry Mary Ann Hendren Bill Herndon Charles A. Hinson Kathy Holland Jimmy H. Hope Vicky Hope Susan Howell Mike Hoyle Jackie Huffstetler Teresa K. Huffsticklel Keith E. Hullender Shelia K. Humphries Brenda Hutchins Arlene Johnson Linda Johnson Sandra Johnson Cindy Jolly Bruce Jones Terry Jones Roger D. Kimbrell Billy King James C. King Susan King Heidi Kopruch Micheal Lail Victor Laughridge Stanley Laughter Philip Lawson David Leftwich Carl Leigh Wanda Leigh Sandra Leonhart Danny Lewis Frankie Little Johnny Londan Dexter Lovelace Freida Lovelace Paul Lovelace William Lovelace Charles Lynn Yvonne Lyon Archie Maples Joyce Marlowe Judy Marr Charlotte Martin Joyce Martin J. 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Murray Garry Myers Betty Nance Punae Nolen Carol Owens Sherry Owens Glenda Parker James Parker Butch Patterson Carl Payne Gene Payne Dolly Peeler Ann Penson Glenn Perkins Tommy Philbeck Kathy Plonk Gene Putnam Janet Putnam Shelia Putnam Shelia Putnam Brenda Ramey Elaine Ramsey Dale Randle Nancy Rayfield Joy Roberts Nancy Robinson Doris Rogers Wanda Ross Dottie Scates Gail Scates Dotty Faye Sisk Becky Smith Brenda Smith Dennis Smith Janet Smith Kathy Smith Linda Smith Janet Spangler Joyce Sprouse Donald Spurling William V. Sprurling Keith Stewart Tony Lee Stewart Mark Stoterau Bobby Stroupe Gloria Tate Libby Tedder Barry Thomas Robert L. Towery Jane Turner Wayne W. Turner Judy Walker Wanda Walker Janice Ware Myra Ware Nancy Ware R. Dale Watson at L 41' S-...., gp... V va- R ra Q. L iiii A Q Q3 , we K ' rx aaaia f r,'r. tg, rff'QQ53 E 'fl J' ea D i xii, .E K J H fn W A its M 4 li XE'-' ,H , ' ' , , 93 'L Q 2 J .M 4- . . Q x 'O' 4 QQ- 'Lf .. 4.-5 ' I MK C x N-ff J' - . I IV gigw Ia . - . we ii 3. 1. '5 ' .f .'.w u. ' Stanley Yarbro Dean Webb Claudius Webster Darrell Whetstine Diane Wilson Richard W. Wilson Faye Winters Larry Woods Bill Wright F. Wayne Wright James C. Wright Judy Wright Kathy Wright Minnie Wright R. Wayne Wright B. Dwain Yarbrough i ls. he lil 1 xx Eager students wait for the 8:20 bell. A moment's rest for physical education students. The intricacies of Algebra I, it 2 'W-el. ., . . All we 'U 1. , if L LS, MK jp Q 'lmwmwk ' MEHQ AL PAQK SEQW E ,,k. -lx, g ,f- :mmmi H rw' A 'L A ag vi ,vs , A5 - .4 i. - -Y Qu ..saf'.f5',- , ?2?a 1'?--1: i'.,s--'if2 'l.': L H SM 'kffnflvf-Vi' ' V x .,wB.,,.: .. 'fiilg fg l y ilv f,.miI,iiff 'Wf7 'L . -L ,5 U, . ::', ff,,QYiff A i.:f '1fligMi,g5r-L5 g 'ff'2 7 fv?371Tf ' , . lf' . QVM? 4 if '- ' fa L AL 0--ullnwmwmmm if an Q' '11 s TIONZ E A DO 9, 34' f 3, 4 - A 6, Wi ,VAL Aff' f W gif ' an-,f 'gl ff ve V3 V ,Q 552 -' ' , V 1 A ,V 1 I K MILITA DY DAQK QTEDS MILE ik 9,58 lem ,X Wi 9 emi? - In 1 sg ' W- V ,K K QS? ma V Y A .f 5 N f f . fy ,ff f- ig , F 'iv V W ,V , 4' .3..Q,m 3 :L Z 4' 1, ' X - I ,, -,H V N, , H4 c 'K k ff Q, 1 M. M Editorial Staff Presents '65 Milestones . , Staff members Susan Plonk, Ken Bunkowski, Glynda The MILESTONES 6d1tOI'l3.l Staff l13.S the Lynn, and Joan Howard review the ,64 MILESTONES. job of organizing the material for the annual and preparing this material for publication. This year, for the first time, the editorial staff is headed by two co-editors, rather than by a single editor-in-chief. The co-editors chose ten very capable people to form the staff. The net result of their work is MILE- STONES '65. Staff members Jim Pressley, Richard Franks, Debbie Smith, Rita Caveny, Linda Fitch, and Diana Bunkowski await assignments. 90 Co-editor John Caveny prepares pages for submission to Delmar. mwah Co-editor Jan Williams reviews last year's best seller. Pete Hauser and Speedy Ramsey prepare pictures for use. 91 Photographer Tommy Plonk starts on a field trip. Business Staff Supplies Funds . Business manager Neil McCarter works on his financial statement. In August, 1964, the business staff was called to a meeting at the school to discuss the forthcoming edition of the 1965 MILESTONES. Some of you might ask what the business staff of the annual does that is so important as to start in the late days of August. At the time, the members of the staff receive instructions concerning the sale of ads for the advertise- ment section of the annual. The sale of the subscriptions to these ads comprise most of the revenue to publish the yearbook. Other sources of income are the proceeds from a sock hop, the concessions stand at the bas- ketball games, and student subscriptions to the annual. These means of acquiring revenue are the backbone of financial backing for publication for the MILESTONES. The members of the business staff are to be congratulated for the time and efforts that they contributed to make the annual available to the students. Because of their work, the students have a pictorial review of this year in high school. The members of the business staff hope that you will have many hours of enjoyment as you look through this annual in future years. 92 l Yin? Mike Goforth, Libby Alexander, Connie Dixon, and Robert Hambright send out notices of ad sales. eds' lif- Elaine Dixon, Rita Bell, and Mary Dixon work overtime. Judy Ivey, Patti Steffy, Linda Sherrer, and Tommy Black type out Seniorls names. First Row: Margaret Bryant, Wanda Biddix, Nancy Rayfield, Becky Payne, Martha Ann Beale, June Frederic, Teresa McDaniel, Gail Heavner, Jackie Dunn, Jeff Mauney. Second Row: Marlene Oliver, Patti Steffy, Ilene Gantt, Susan Plonk, Becky Ken- nedy, Judy Morrison, Nancy Lublanezki, Mary Beth Ramsey, Donna Eaker. Third Row: Hollis Falls, Jackie Smith, Mary Ann Houser, Danny Neal, Mike Beam, Lyn Cheshire, Larry Morgan, Jo Bridges, Jane Culp, Roger Randall. Fourth Row: Peter J. Hauser, Steve J. Goforth, Richard Gold, Ken Bunkowski, Chip Crisp, Andy Davis, Chucky Gladden, Dennis Smith. A vital organization of our school is the S.P.O. The election of officers by the students is done in a manner simi- lar to the one held by the national poli- tical parties. The S.P.O. has many func- tions including the duty of securing and presenting assembly programs, the election of citizen of the month, and sponsoring various school improvement projects. - President, Richard Gold, Vice President, Steve Goforthg Sec- retary, Nelson Conner. P.O. Supports Democrac in the School The nomination committee tallies votes. This is a--wedding!!? 95 4 ooii, oiiiiooooo o . A candidate for president gives his qualifications. Science Club Stimulatcs Thought ,QW First Row: LeCompte Hill, Kathey Ellison, Jo Brid- ges, Janice Woods, P. Stanley Bunch, Darlene Oliver, Anne Trott, Jan Williams, Vivien Wilson, Teresa McDaniel, Judy Morris, Vickie White, Janet Bolin, Pat Butler, Becky Dunn, Joy Welch, Faithel Toney, Dale Byars, Rita Bell, Pat England. Second Row: Angele Ruff, Marlene Oliver, Beverly Willis, Susan Mercier, Tommy Plonk, Dennis Bridges, Lynda Wat- terson, Linda Bishop, Patricia Moore, Helen Goforth, Lynda Mauney, Nancy Lublanezki, Vickie Conner, Diana Bunkowski, Jerri Goforth, Carol Dilling, Gail Heavner, Donna Eaker, Sandra Huffstetler. Third Row: Wayne Greene, Edwin Ware, Mike Goforth, F. James Wright, Gene Allen, G. Webb Plonk, Wal- ter B. Grimes, Danny Neal, Peter J. Hauser, Robert Hambright, J. Neal Cooper, Tommy Goforth, Dennis Conner, Roger Ross, Danny Finger, Margie Huff- stetler, Glynda Lynn, Debbie Smith, Debbie Baity. Fourth Row: Reg Alexander, Tommy Black, Tonnie Ware, W. Spencer Moore, Bill Osborne, Larry Logan, Scott Cloninger, Chucky Gladden, Richard Franks, Ben J. Bridges, Jimmy Cloninger, Larry Burton, Ken Bunkowski, John Caveny, Allen Dover, Bill Patter- son, Tommy Dover, Eugene Ramsey, David Wilson, Gary DeVeney. The Science Club urges all students to take an active interest in science. It does this by presenting Various programs and films at their meetings. In this age of rock- ets and astronauts the Science Club strives to promote an understanding of science. President, Scott Cloninger, Vice President, Peter Hauser, Secretary, Rita Bell, Treasurer, Philip Bunch, S. P. O. Representative, George Plonkg Reporter, Reg Alexander. First Row: Diane Henson, Doris Putnam, Diane Har- Dian Whitworth Putnam, Faye Winters, Yvonne ris, Mary Jane Griffin, Pay England. Second Row: Lyon. Third Row: Maryamme Morrison, Lynda Wat- Babara Parker, Carolyn Redmon, Frankie Biddix, terson, Sherley Cash, Elaine Ramsey. Library Club Lends a Helping Hand to Student Bod Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Grif- fin, the students in the Library Club relinquish a study hall to keep our library neat and Well organized. Their familiarity with the library system enables them to help anyone who needs assistance. The efficiency of our library is the product of the diligence of these students. 97 President, Frankie Carpenterg Vice-President Yvonne Lyonsg Secretary-Treasurer, Faye Winters S.P.O. Representative, Ann McDaniel Stud of Roman Cultures and Customs Stressed b Latin Club First Row: Becky Dunn, Jane Morris, Janet Bolin, Darlene Oliver, Carolyn Jones, Pat Tessener, Joyce Dixon. Second Row: Steve Sprouse, Chris Pressley, Norma Blackwood, Jane Culp, Jo Bridges, Becky Dixon, Vickie White, Ann Sanders. Third Row: Bill President, Larry Burton, Vice President, Dennis Bridgesg Secre- tary, Jane Morris, Treasurer, Becky Dixon. 98 Stewart, Tommy Finger, Gary DeVeney, Dennis K. Bridges, Kenny Plonk, Dennis Conner, Roger Ran- dall. Fourth Row: T. Wayne Dover, Larry Burton, Chucky Gladden. The Latin Club is made up of Latin students in their second year of study. Their primary interests are to create an understanding of Latin and to study its culture and customs. i The French Lore and Traditions Are Appreciated First Row: Lynda Mauney, June Fisher, Teenia Ham- rick, Kay Mr-Daniel, Eloise Beam, Ilene Gantt, Helen Goforth, Debbie Smith, Jean Hamrick, Jan Williams, Pat Strickland, Judy Morris, Teresa McDaniel, Judy Morrison, Le Conipte Hill. Second Row: Carol Dil- ling, Hilda Lowery, Scarlett Morrison, Jean Ledford, Debbie Baity, Reta Phifer, Beverly Willis, Susan Plonk, Susan Mercier, Joyce Bolin, Anne Trott, Nancy Lublanezki, Linda Stacy, Robert Hambright, Gerald Mathemy, Sylvia Acuff. Third Row: Linda Plonk, Connie Dixon, Elaine Dixon, Gaither Bum- gardner, Joe Patterson, Peter Hauser, Danny Neal, Larry Logan, G. Webb Plonk, Ronnie Dover, Mike Beam, Neal Cooper, Betty Evans, Patti Steffy, Lynda Watterson, Joy Green. Fourth Row: Neil McCarter, David Wilson, Steve Baker, Mickey Bell, Doyt Phifer, Eddie Bridges, Bill Osborne, John Caveny, Larry Adams, Ken Bunkowski, Ronald Maples, Sonny Wil- lis, Roger Putman, Michael G. Goforth, Buddy Wright, W. Ben Grimes, Tommy Dean, Edwin Wa1'e, David Dilling, Lewis Stewart, Jimmy Griffin. The French Club consists of stu- dents in their second year of study. Their main interest lies in studying French customs and culture. President, Steve Baker, Vice President, Neal Cooper, Secretary Pat Strickland, Treasurer, Susan Mercier, S.P.O. Representa tive, Susan Plonk. Industrial Co-operative Training Program First Row: Brenda Towery, Linda Wright, Don Mar- tin, Sandra Wright, Linda Webster, Sandra Wright. Second Row: Paul Farris, Mike Camp, Nelson Car- roll, Lloyd Cobb, Jake Nantz, Larry Bumgardner, I. C. T. OFFICERS IOO Bill Horn. Third Row: Larry Bridges, Steve Horton, Charles Putnam, Richard Bolin, Danny Dixon, Nelson Evans, Billy Stone, Hubert Ledford. These students are receiving on- the-job training through the I.C.T. program offered this year for the first time. OFFICERS: Pete Lynn, Sherry Doster, Carolyn Jones, Bill Whiteside. Distributive Education Clubs of America Our D.E.C.A. Club is a member of the North Carolina association of the D.E. Clubs of America. First Row: Carolyn Jones, Linda Bishop, Pat Moore, Third Row: Kenneth Parker, Keith Gore, Wayne Lee Bridges, David Shipman, Sherry Doster. Second Thomas, Harold Thrift, Boyce Teseniar, Bill White- Row: Eugene White, Pete Owens, Pete Lynn, Corky sides. Smith, Mike Tignor, Von Holcomb, Floyd Cook. lOl 11 is S -S an.. s 1 Students are Aequainted with Industry and Machines , :ivy Q. tar X. First Row: Abigail Spangler, Jeannette Henson, Rebecca Oliver, Lillie Hicks, Linda Herron, Carolyn Redmon, Vickie Jackson, Sheila Lowe, Martha Ann Beale, Jewel Hayes, Kathey Ellison, Janice Woods, Barbara King, Linda Howell, Margaret Bryant, Rhonda Falls, Becky Burton, Judie Ivey, Cindy Mont- gomery, Sheila Moss, Linda Fitch. Second Row: Doris Putnam, Jo Ann Champion, Marion Morrison, Jill Smith, Joyce Greene, Pattie Gaffney, Sylvia Bum- gardner, Hilda Blackburn, Rita Wise, Jackie Smith, Mary Carroll, Sandy Lynn, Joan King, Donna Wil- son,j,heiIa,,-Qrahai-n, Becky Kennedy, Vickie Conner, Elaine Russell, Linda Wilson, Angela Ruff. Third OFFICERS: Sheila Moss, Pres., Jackie Smith, Vice Pres.g Judy Ivey, Sec.-Treas.g Margaret Bryant, S. P. O. Rep. IOZ Row: Becky Payne, Linda Scism, Vivien Wilson, Susan Littlejohn, Peggy Bumgardner, Geraldene Hunt- singer, Frankie Biddix, Annie Williams, Sylvia Acuff, Kathy Herndon, Diane Hope, Becky Gordon, Donna Manning, Nancy Burns, Paulette Lanning, Judy Del- linger, Freda Allison, Kay McSwain, Ruth Smith. Fourth Row: Betty Flowers Yates, Helen Owens, Diane Stroupe, Freda Conner, Linda Bishop, Sylvia Greene, Patricia Moore, Linda Mullinax, Roxie Sel- lers, Carolyn Wright, Patricia Lewis, Dianne Dixon, Kathi Martin, Rachel Wells, Jewell Batchler, Sharry Surber, Rita Barrett, Dian Whitworth Putman, Linda Montgomery, Teresa Dixon, Barbara Miller. The Business Club is made up of students taking courses in business. At their regular monthly meetings, discussions and programs are presented to show them the standards by which they will be judged when they reach the ranks of the employed. 7 First Row: Ruth Wells, Bertha Williams, Janice Wilson, Becky Payne, Elaine Ramsey, Patsy Payne, Doris Black, Barbara UpChurch, Ruth Smith. Second Row: Donald Martin, Roy Whitaker, Jim Flowers, Brenda Williams, Linda Gladden, Kay Gore, Jay Bridges, Larry Morgan, Bobby Merk, Pat Spearman. Third Row: Eddie Gladden, Dale Gantt, Larry Bolin, Johnny Melton, Mike Winders, Lloyd Cobb, Von Holcomb, Eugene Ramsey, Don Martin. Fourth Row: eith Kis5t Richard Belt, Bill Sutherland, Jim , die Leftwich, Jerry Bedsole, James Greene, Steve Robinson, ur Inspirational Bible Club To bring its members into a closer fellow- ship, to create a more intimate knowledge of God's word, and to sponsor activities in the school that will further the religious life of the students are among the main objectives of the Bible Club. OFFICERS: Lloyd Cobb, President, Larry Morgan, Sec- retaryg Becky Payne, S. P. O. Representative, and Ruth Smith, Reporter. IO3 F.T.A. Renders Service to TomorroW's Teachers l l l .1-, erfrffw- - Row One: Abigail Spangler, Rita Caveny, Mary Jo Hord, Dale Byars, Carolyn Jones, Margaret Bryant, Linda Wilson, Kathey Ellison, Teresa McDaniel, Gail Heavner, Jackie Dunn, Jane Morris, Linda Roberts, Faithel Toney, Judie Ivey. Row Two: Martha Hern- don, Patti Steffy, ,Jean Ledford, Scarlett Morrison, Teresa Jolley, Jean Harnrick, Anne Trott, Beverly Willis, Susan Mercier, Darlene Oliver, Janice Woods, Vivien Wilson, Judy Morris, Donna Eaker, Tina President, Neil McCarter, Vice President, Carolyn Heavner, Secretary, Carolyn Jones, Treasurer, Teresa McDaniel. Falls, Vickie Conner, Linda Sherrer. Row Three: Rita Bell, Debbie Smith, Debbie Baity, Lynda Wat- terson, Marlene Oliver, Joan King, Lynda Mauney, Helen Goforth, Neil McCarter, Larry Logan, John Caveny, Glynda Lynn, Margie Huffstetler, Jerri Go- forth, Ann Patterson, Donna Hardes, Diana Bunkow- ski, Marlene Hartsoe, Marion Morrison, Pattie Gaf- fney. The F.T.A. guides the students who plan a career in teaching. Through Working with teachers, students learn things that are neces- sary to this profession. As one of their services, the F.T.A. present- ed a successful program at a PTSA meeting honoring today's teachers. A 104 Key Club Strives to Serve the Communit The Key Club, sponsored by the Kings Mountain Kiwanis Club, is an international service club organized to provide leadership training for boys in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. President, Lyn Cheshireg Vice President, Jim Clon- ingerg Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Murphy. Key Club Members Played an Important Part in Heart Fund Drive First Row: Richard White, Steve Goforth, Fred Wright, Steve Baker, Pete Putman, Philip Bunch, J. Neal Cooper. Second Row: Robby Suber, Pat Hord, Jimmy Wright, Jeff Patterson, Hubert McGinnis, Tommy Black. Third Row: Pat Murphy, Lyn Ches- hire, G. Webb Plonk, Mickey Bell, Bill Mullinax, Andy Davis. Fourth Row: Bill Patterson, Scott Cloninger, Ben H. Bridges, Jimmy Cloninger, Ken Bunkowski, Mike Ballard, Richard Gold. First Row: Sandra Huffstetler, Judy Morris, Susan Wright, Jan Williams. Third Row: J. Allyn Ches- Pl k J H ' k H l G f th J B l' h' G. Webb Plonk, John Caven , Ken Bunkowski, on, ean amric, een oor , oyce om, ire, y Carolyn Jones. Second Row: Nancy Lublanezki, Richard Gold, Buz Shuford. Peter Hauser, Neil McCarter, Danny Neal, Sandra .'-'f A' 2 56 ff . yi .-PTF 'ii A lf , X , 'i: :ij K ,.,-2. A V J T Pig ,i ify if J 'Xl :ir , in o Z ':.,'o 121' K -,sf ...,sw,i., I , , J . : no i J 3- . . -e v- . : I - . ' 5 5:12 I :pm President, Ken Bunkowskig Vice President, George Plonkg Secretary, Jan Williams. lO6 ational Honor Society Stresses Scholarship, Leadership, and Service Congratulations, Beverly! The National Honor Society is an organi- zation made up of honor students who excel in scholarship, leadership, and service and are commended by at least three teachers. The N.H.S. sponsors a Scholarship Recog- nition Day each fall to recognize the stu- dents Who have made outstanding scores on achievement tests administered on a nation- al basis, recognizes those students who make the honor roll at the end of each six Weeks, and holds two induction ceremoniesg one in December for seniors and one in March for juniors. First Row: Eloise Beam, Linda Sherrer, Kathy Elli- Peggy Bumgardner, Richard Franks. son Jewel Hayes, Betty Yates. Second Row: Sonny Willis Linda Mullinax, Beverly Willis, Anne Trott, A 'lv X 39 Ju 'K .Vie . N he 1M T . x SPORTS EDITORS: Buddy Wright, Gene Allen, Spencer Moore, Pat Hord Mountaineer Staff I ' J Q wp. 'X LX. Si QM A 'iyk K The entire staff sees their Work in print. Mountaineer Staff Keeps Students Informed THE MOUNTAINEER STAFF'S PURPOSE IS TO AWAKEN CREA- TIVE ABILITY IN JOURNALISM, AND TO GIVE TRAINING TO THOSE INTERESTED IN NEWSPAPER WORK THROUGH THE PUB- LISHING OF OUR PAPER, THE MOUNTAINEERH Editor-in-Chief, Anne Trottg Advisor, Mrs. Logan. 109 9, . igwf, Diane Greene, Margie Huffstetier, Gail Heavner, Vickie Armstrong, Vickie Fletcher, Paulette Patterson, Mary Ann Houser, Sandi Blanton, Pat Strickland. Betty Evans, Chip McGinnis, Sara Nell Moss, Kathey Ellison, Gerald Matheny, Rita Caveny, Patti Gaffeny, Marlene Hartsoe, June Marlowe, Beverly Willis, Linda Stacy, Carolyn Heavner, Teresa McDaniel. llO - -:V .af K, if E, . ,L Y The Monogram Club is composed of those boys who have earned a letter through par- ticipation in interscholastic sports. Its aim is to promote better sportsmanship in Kings Mountain High and between Kings Moun- tain and other schools in our conference. Prseident, George Plonkg Vice-President, Steve Baker Secretary-Treasurer, Mickey Bell Sportsmanship is Promoted b Monogram Club First Row: Richard White, Jimmy Wright, Richard Gold, Gerald Carrigan, George Plonk, Ben Grimes, Pete Putnam. Second Row: Pat Hord, Lyn Cheshire, Hubert McGinnis, Butch Blackburn, Ronnie Rhea, Steve Baker, Pat Murphy, Fred Wright. Third Row: Chip McGinnis, Tommy Plonk, Mike Goforth, Buz Shuford, Tonnie Ware, Tommy Black, Bill Mullinax Fourth Row: James Ivey, Chip Bridges, Jimmy Clon- inger, Ken Bunkowski, Mike Ballard, Mickey Bell lll Along with the honor of earning a letter in basketball or cheerleading comes the privilege of joining the K Club. The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit. These girls do a wonderful job. President, Carolyn Heavnerg Vice-President, Susan Mercierg Sec- retary, Pat Strickland, Treasurer, Judy Morris, S. P. O. Repre- sentative, Teresa McDaniel. WIC, Club Sparks School Spirit First Row: Judy Morris, Teresa McDaniel, Gail ler, Angela Ruff. Third Row: Pat Strickland, Susan Heavner. Second Row: Joan Howard, Jerri Goforth, Mercier, Roxie Sellers, Joyce Bolin, Glynda Lynn. Beverly Willis, Mary Ann Houser, Margie Huffstet- UZ Cheerleaders Teresa McDaniel, Chief Judy M0fl'iS Q 3 T 3 Jerri Goforth Mary Ann Houser 113 Carolyn Heavner Jackie Smith Beverly Willis Susan Mercier Roxie Sellers 4 Pat Strickland Linda Scism Rita Wise The cheerleaders get together with the teachers to put on a skit for the Shelby pep rally. The Shelby game called for a bonfire and the burning of the Shelby Hdummy 1 I5 l First Row: Minnie Wright, Heidi Kopruch, Patsy Payne, Barbara Plonk, Scarlett Morrison, Janet Bolin, Linda Hannon, Mary Beth Ramsey, Joan King, Kathey Ellison, Vickie Conner, Jerri GoForth, Connie Dixon, Pat Strickland, Margaret Bryant, Martha Herndon. Second Row: Angela Ruff, Ann Sanders, Donna Eaker, Sandra Hullender, Carol Dilling, Gail Price, June Frederick, Jane Culp, Hilda Lowery, Nadine Bell, Kathleen Caveny, Betty Brooks, Phyllis Cable, Patty Wray, Bettie Anderson, Gloria Tate. Third Row: Marion Morrison, Linda Stacy, Marlene Hartsoe, Anne Trott, Susan Mercier, Beverly Wil- lis, Elaine Dixon, Teresa McDaniel, Eloise Beam, Linda Plonk, Sandy Lynn, Carolyn Wray. Fourth Row: Kathy Plonk, Dianne Dixon, Reta Phifer, Dot- tie Scates, Kathi Martin, Linda Mullinax, Donna Hardes, Glynda Lynn, Brenda Putnam, Wanda Leigh, Elaine Hartsoe. Helen Goforth. Future Homemakers of America Toda , Better Citizens Tomorrow The local chapter of the F.H.A. is chartered by the North Carolina F.H.A. This organization provides home economic students with an opportunity to develop leadership, ability, and skill in social graces. FHA OFFICERS Seated: Carolyn Heavner, Martha Herndon, Helen Goforth, Margaret Bryant, Kathy Ellison. Standing: Gloria Wheeler, Jane Morris, Patti Gaffney, Linda Stowe, Linda Roberts, Abigail Spangler. First Row: Abigail Spangler, Janet Putnam, Rita Caevny, Janet Spangler, Joyce Dixon, Sheila Moss, Judie Ivey, Linda Roberts, Jewel Hayes, Sheri Mc- Daniel, Wanda Walker, Beverly Hamrick, Becky Bur- ton, Paula Lail, Pat England, Diane Henson. Second Row: Norma King, Diane Alexander, Theresa Davis, Gloria Wheeler, Susan Howell, Faithel Toney, Sherry Bell, Joan Howard, Linda Sherrer, Julia Bowers, Pat Hullender, June Fisher, Beverly Falls, Sandra Mullinax, Donna Crawford, Renae Nolan, Mary Jane Griffen. Third Row: Ann Owens, Jane Morris, Carolyn Jones, Judy Dellinger, Donna Payne, Diane Goforth, Janice Wilson, Diane Stroupe, Linda Stowe, Janet Bowman, Susan White, Teresa, Huffstickler, Barbara Upchurch, Diane Johnson, Vickie Jackson, Sandra Johnson. Fourth Row: Sara Nell Moss, Kathy Holland, Gloria Green, Jean Ledford, Vickie Petty, Libby Alexander, Myra Mauney, Susan Low- ery, Tina Falls, Linda Gladden, Darlene Oliver, Judy Morrison, Shilia Putnam, Darlene Champion, Sharon Arlene Johnson, Kathy Smith, Kay McDaniel. OFFICERS: Jimmy Wright, Larry McDaniel, Jerry Chapman, Roger Humphries, Jeff Patterson, Larry Dellinger. Officers Lead Wa for . . . First Row: Bobby Clack, David Alexander, Phillip Ruff, Danny Lewis, Gene Putnam, Philip Lawson, William Bennett, Micheal Brown, William Martin, Robert Jones, Garry Myers, Wray Murry, Johnny Alley, Ricky Sutherland. Second Row: Ronnie Baity, Bobby Henson, Bobby Stroupe, Kenneth Parker, Larry Causby, Mike Walker, Connley Brackett, Gary Benton, Alfred Foster, Carl Leigh, Dick Ray, Wil- liam Spurling, Ronnie Franks, Mike Bowen. Third Row: Billy Surber, Dexter Lovelace, Paul Morrow, Tommy Blanton, Mike Blanton, Carl Cash, Robert Towery, Clarence Allison, Tom Phelbeck, Bobby Rippy, Daryl Dixon, Tony Anthony, Gene Payne, Ricky Wilson, Kelly Curry. Fourth Row: James Par- ker, Ronald Burton, Johnny London, Gary Moss, Elmer Black, Ronnie Mitchell, Carl Payne, Larry Gantt, Dayne Turner, Charles Hinson, Mike Roper, Rocky Martin, Dean Webb, Floyd Clonch. 'W :sw-- Wi-2 WWVY W First Row: Vernon McDaniel, , Den- nis Martin, Michael Cobb, Ronnie Oliver, Ricky Ste- wart, Eddie Stewart, 'Loy Davis, David Clippard, Donald Martin, Charles Hufftickler, Roger Biddix, Gene Huntsinger, Danny Sprouse, Roger Humpries. Second Row: Steve Lovelace, Ronnie Timms, Randy Fite, Robert Parker, Wendell Barrett, William Wyte, Wayne Dellinger, Kenny McAbee, Andrew Dunn, Jeff Patterson, Rick Moore, Eddie Hinson, Tony Leigh, Andy Haskins, Clarence Bridges, Sammy Morrison, Phillip Wright. Third Row: Harold Jones, Wayne Turner, Jerry Chapman, David Jones, Ricky Ellison, Steve Carpenter, Roger Riley, Charles Hutchins, Tommy White, Edward Yates, Von Holcomb, Terry Bowen, James Van Dyke, Everette Brackett, Gary Barns, Charles Greene. Fourth Row: Butch Black- burn, Bill Sutherland, Gerald Carrigan, Dudley Hughes, Larry Dellinger, Jimmy Falls, Bobby Bo- lin, Eddie Moss, Bobby Herndon. Future Farmers of America Today, Communit Leaders Tomorrow This organization provides members with an opportunity to gain leadership, ability, and skill in tomorrow's agricultural World l H9 Majorettes: Patricia Lewis, Kathy Ellison, Sandra Blanton. First Row: Pam Clary, Charlotte Martin, Becky Burton, Donna Crawford, Pat Butler, Paulette Phifer, Judy Fitch, Nancy Rayfield, Eleanor Ware, Rita Blanton, Archie Maples, Brent Goforth, Phyllis Putnam, Rita Bell, Sherry Bell, Angela Ruff, Dell Go- forth, Mary Jo Hord, Jeff Mauney, Mary Beth Ram- sey. Second Row: Joan Howard, Bill Weaver, Gloria Green, Sandy Rayfield, Joan King, Wendell Bunch, Myra Ware, Susan Plonk, Kathy Plonk, Grace Moore, Debbie Hurlbut, Connie Dixon, Janet Bowman, Mike Brown, Gail Heavner, Nancy Ware, Steve Ashe, Ger- l'ii Wiiilx if Sandy Blanton, Buzzy Shuford, Kathy Ellison, Patricia Lewis e g-1, gmxwg was EEE M--iii? ,f F ---. Q-.--- . , M, M in :mms mm!!! ew, Q This year We are unusually proud of our band. It includes eighty-two members, and each seems to have a special talent for marching and play- ing. The band adds much to every event in which it participates, and it gives experience to those who plan ca- reers in music. Thank you, musicians, for a job well done! ald Wright, Buzzy Shuford. Third Row: Larry Woods, lace, Jimmy Hall, Paul Ledford, Mike Neeley, Win Victor Laughridge, Dexter Lovelace, Lynda Mauney, Goter, Charles Padgett, Allen Dover, Charles Wright Vivien Wilson, Gail Scates, Steve Clary, Gary Benton, Woody Strickland, Bill Wright, Mike Hoyle, Robert Johnny Moore, Leslie Joy, John Bennett, Mike Green, Ehifer, Ronnie Maples, Andy Davis, David Le wic Danny Walker, Linda Allen, Alex Moore, Cindy Ware, ar Stotereau, Joey Bennett, John Clemmer. Terry Jones, Cindy Jolley. Fourth Row: Mike Love Y This is only the beginning 1 35' All Steve Ashe, Johnny Moore, Buz Shu- ford, Sandy Rayfield, Joan King, Char- les Padgett, Gail Heavner, John Clem- mer, Connie Dixon, Susan Plonk, Lynda Mauney, Danny Walker, Leslie Joy, Robery Phifer, Charles Wright. 1' Leaders of the Band This year, the band is a very suc- cessful organization. Its precision marching and zestful playing add much to ball games, parades, and other school and community activi- ties. The band owes its success to the capable director, drum major and council. Leader of the band, Buz Shuford V, f..' k , , e .Mamas 'sig' I ms lash ,E ef if S 2 Foolin' around 4- A The stage becomes deserted while band marches 123 T ,S FIRST ROW: Susan White, Frances Rice, Jeanette Henson, Gloria Hull, Mary McCombs, Aileen Allison, Rita Caveny, Kay Dixon, Beverly Hamrick, Ronnie Hamrick, Andy Haskins, Gary Myers, Toy Davis, Giles Grant, Pete Lynn, Pat Butler, Teresa Dixon, Rebbeca Oliver, Geneva Williams. SECOND ROW: Kathy Blackburn, Martha Beale, Geraldine Huntsinger, Becky Moss, Jill Smith, Teresa Jolly, Freida Bowen, Floyd Cook, Eddie Hardin, ' e, Sonny Willis, Richard Franks, Jerry Ledford, Larry Dillin- ger, Carl Davis, Hilda Blackburn, Frankie Carpenter, Linda Herron, Brenda Biddix, Nadine Bell, Edith Hambright, Linda Hardin. THIRD ROW: Linda Smith, Patti Wray, Phyllis Dobbins, Libby Alexander, Dean Join in with the Chorus The K.M.H.S. Chorus has had the busiest year ever. They Worked hard and sang a wide variety of songs. On November 19, the chorus presented an operetta, The Gypsy Troubadourv with great success. l24 44 Webb, Mike Butler, Corky Smith, Eugene Camp, Jerry Putnam, Gaither Baumgardner, Reggie Alexander, Joe Chapman, Philip Wright, Diane Hope, Diane Heafner, Leftwich, Wendell Barrett, Ken MacAbee, Charles Ann Bell, Rita Barrett, Sherry Surber, Linda Green, Green, Butch Gibbons, Dottie Skates, Freda Conner, Becky Goforth, Angela Ruff. FOURTH ROW: Lydia Kathy Herndon, Carolyn Wray, Diane Putnam, Elaine Poole, Brenda Smith, Carolyn Reynolds, Shelia Vess, Williams, Linda Green. Jewel Batchlor, Freida Allison, Myra Mauney, Ann And Sing Along for Fun The chorus practices for its Christmas program. X25 W., OFFICERS: Martha Beale, S. P. O. Representativeg Linda Greene Secretaryg Corky Smith, Presidentg Giles Grant, Vice-President. K. M. H. S. CHOIR 126 Services l Parents, Teachers, and Students work Together for Quality Education The Parent-Teacher-Student Association has proved to be a most worth- while endeavor. Through this organization has grown a better under- standing of the duties of each group in attaining the goal of a better edu- cation. The school, family, and community profit from the activities car- ried on by these interested parents, teachers, and students. in-.t Mike Ballard, Jay Powell, Tommy Goforth, Kay Dixon V28 Bus Drivers Provide Dependable Transportation for Many Students Capable student drivers are employed to drive the busses transporting students to and from school. Since many students depend on this fleet of busses, it is a vital part of our school system. The responsibility of driving a bus is great, and the drivers are to be commended for their excellent record. all First Row: Sandra Huffstetler, Ilene Gantt, Teenia Falls, Everett Lovelace, Willard Bracket, Charles Hamrick, Carolyn Wright, Peggy Howell, Sheila Gra- Wright. Third Row: Larry Adams, im , ham. Second Row: Ed Moss, Larry Dellii'ETerf EHd'E Larry McDaniel, Buz Shuford. Fourth Row: Johnny Hidin, Myers Hambright, Seerley Lowery, Jimmy Milton, Buddy Wright. 129 First Row: Margaret Bryant, Becky Gorden, Gail Heavner. Second Row: Ann McDan- iel, Jerri Goforth, Margie Huffstetler, Ilene Gant. Office Aids are Invaluable to Principal, Faculty, and Secretary The volunteer girls who work one period a day are almost indispensable in the office. Typing bulletins, running errands, answering the telephone -these are among the numerous services that they perform. These girls are essential to Kings Mountain High School. 730 Communication Staff Keeps Students Well Informed Your attention for an announcement, please. Chip McGinnis and Johnnie Moore The communications staff keeps us well-informed throughout the day with school bulletins and flashes of outside activities. They also apply their talents by keeping the equipment in good Working order. The stu- dents are grateful for the time and effort these boys devote to their Work. 3 Mrs. Anthony Heads Cafeteria Staff Symanthia Williams, Deloris Hughes, Lucille McSWain, Margaret Guinn, Lucy Anthony. Mrs. Lucy Anthony and her efficient staff prepare hot lunches for the students every day. These lunches are planned to give lunchroom patrons a Well balanced meal at a minimum cost. We express our gratitude for the fine service that Mrs. Anthony and her staff render. ' l32 Custodians Keep School in Ship-Shape Condition The custodians, maintenance men, and maid are continuously Working to keep our school clean and in good condition. Painting, carpentry, clean- ing, and repairing equipment are only a few of the many tasks that they perform each day. We express our gratitude for a job well done. At Ease Seated, Hunter Phifer. Standing: Lawrence Moore, Ronnie Lee. 133 Athletics BATTLEFIELDQ s --1 . -:' ':f..fE ' . -W ' W , . ., Vi2f, Q ' y --,.:' 3 - -- 3 ,,2f ' For Glory ootball Honor, and School , - ,M fl 'Z QQ M-if-an .xv -5, K qu 'iff-W 9 Front row: Managers-Peter Hauser, Joe Left- inger, Kiser, Allen, Ledford, Baker, Murphy, Pete wich, and Tootie Hill, 2nd row: Chesire, Black, Putnam, 3rd row: S. Goforth, Van Dyke, Grigg, Left- Patterson, Ware, Ross, Bunch, R. Dover, S. Clon- wich, Medlin, M. Goforth, Ramsey, Suber, Mullinax, The 1964 football season for the Kings Mountain Mountaineers was truly one of triumph. The Mountaineers proved them- selves to be even better than last year's team, co-champions of the Southwestern Confer- ence. This year Kings Mountain claimed sole possession of first place in the SWC with a perfect 10-0 record. The first game for the Mountaineer squad was against the Blue Devils of Stanley. The winning of this game proved to be no hard task for the Mountaineers as they trampled Stanley 38-6. The Mountaineers were equally impres- sive the next week. Local fans saw them roar to a 33-6 victory over Cherryville's Ironmen. The gridiron stars of Coach Bill Bates put on a fine exhibition of offensive and defensive power. 6 Mountics C The following Friday, the undefeated Mountaineers again hoisted the victory flag as they ripped the Trojans of Chase High 32-13. By racking up a score in every quarter, the Mountaineers upped their winning streak to three victories. The Mountaineers did it again against their next opponents, East Rutherford. The red hot Mounties routed the strong East Ruther- ford team 21-0 to remain on top in the SW 3-A Conference. Bessemer City was the next unfortunate team to fall to the mighty Mountaineers. Bes- against the Mounties, to be 28-6. the agenda, was des- semer scored only once leaving the final score Mooresville, next on tined to be a difficult ties again were victorious with a score of 13-6 for the first real test of the season. 5 game. But the Moun- White, Grimes, G. Bolin, Holcomb, D. Putnam, Powellg 4th row: B. Bolin, Gold, J. Wright, Hord, Rhea, G. Plonk, McGinnis, Smith, T. Dover, J. Cloninger, C. n Undefeated The next week thousands turned out to see the annual battle between the Shelby Lions and the Mountaineers. The Moun- taineers proved themselves to be expert lion tamers, as they downed Shelby 19-7. The 1964 Kings Mountain Homecoming game held Mountaineer fans on the edge of their seats as a fired-up Rutherford-Spindale Central eleven waged war on the Mounties for the lead in the Southwest Conference. However the aggressive Hilltoppers were successfully beaten off 21-20, in a really close battle. Belmont was the next to suffer at the hands of the Mountaineers. The 35-13 score left Bel- mont still looking for its first win over Kings Mountain. Bridges, Weisner, E. Bridges, Philip Putnam, F. Wright, Gaffney, Anderson. The game with Lincolnton was one of the most important of the season. The results of this bout between the Wolves and the Moun- taineers named the champion of the SWC. As the Mountaineer fans watched the game, their team secured the SWC crown with a 24-6 victory over the Wolves. The 1964 regular season for the Moun- taineers ended as the first perfect season for Kings Mountain since the 1920's. The Mountaineers played the first game in the Conference play-off against Hickory, the Northwest division champions. The Mounties met with their first disappointment of the season when the game ended with Hickory as the victors. The 6-0 score ended the no-loss streak of the Mountaineers for this season. Coach Bates reviews first half plays. Hord scampers for good yardage. One down ten to go. Gold receives as the M0unties move through air. the -U 'IIS and here. K Mounties stop advances here. . . if Hx.. ! we .t-...1 1 f -W 1--.,,.w 9 NX Varsity coaches Cashion, Bates, and Parker, and J.V. coach Hussey s W ' a -1 , . , . 5. VICTORY-the '64 season in a nutshell 3 e Mountiesu watch their teammates in action. Baker goes for the TD 140 Gold on the loose at Stanley. Wright hauls in a pass from Murphy Ronnie Rhea picks up some yardage. l 141 Lions Club banquet tops successful '64 season. TROPHY WINNERS-Lyn Cheshire, Fred Plonk Blocking trophyg Pat Murphy, Mountaineer Leadership trophyg Pat Hord, 1964 Most Improved Player Awardg George Plonk, John Gamble Scholastic Awardg Richard Gold, Dr. George Plonk Most Valuable Player Award 142 First row: Wayne Wright, Lonnie Duncan, Bill Hern- cier, Pat Cheshire, Bruce Bridges, Stan Laughter don, Dennis Goforth, Dennis Smith, J. C. Wright, David Leftwich. Third row: Chip Crisp, Frankie Phil Paul Gaffney. Second row: Charlie Lynn, Doug Mer- beck, Steve Sisk, Charles Greene. Kings Kings Kings Kings Kings Kings Kings The Fisher, Mountain 0. . . ......... Shelby Mountain 8 .... .. East Rutherford Mountain 0. . . ........ Belmont Mountain 7. . . ...... . Chase Mountain. . . . . . 0. . . .... R. S. Central Mountain. . . .... 0. . . . . Cherryville Mountain 13 .... . , Lincolnton coaches for this fine team were Bob Hussey, head, and Don assistant. 143 Eg M k jg: MX sf- 55 :Ms Q law' , K 'Y Nl-'J 'rux...i. First Row: Ben Grimes, Mickey Bell, Mike Goforth, forth, Dennis Bridges, Speedy Ramsey, Mgr. Third .lay Powell, Scott Cloninger. Second Row: Chip Row: Richard Gold, Jimmy Cloninger, Larry Burton, Bridges, Mgr., Phillip Russ, Neal Cooper, Steve Go- Ken Bunkowski, Mike Ballard. But I didn't do anything! 146 K.M.'s Coach Hussey and Coach Parker Margie to the rescue He flies through the air with the greatest of ease ,f STOP! Where you are! 147 A 1 55525 .,,4 1 Q1 En' am si 4 gf F K Q ' ii QR ,,,,,,,..4-f' Kneeling: Bruce Jones, Mark Stoterau, Tommy Phil- Stanley Laughter, Charles Lynn, Frankie Little beck. Standing: Rickey Grahl, Paul Ledford, Pat Che- Dennis Goforth, Gene Putnam. shire, Keith Carroll, Charles Green, Darrell Whetstine, J.V. Basketball B.-R.-Elaine Gault, Libby Tedder, Shelia Putnam, Brenda Blanton, Sherry Bell, Susan owell. 149 Mapping the Wa 12 gm W Q' 'I ., 1 Nh '1' 554. J' xg' k Q, , i 4 ie. 4, gm ax -P Him. Lf ff, .Wi in 1 Q 5 Q as ff Wm l Lk f ll cg gi Q nf k ,Lg k ,fggf 4, f 7:9 Rf H - f f? ' K Ak H .pfm Nw-vr ' 0 'S if Q I-- Yi iv if SL 1 . 1. Qi 5 1 5.3 Q. Q' Q , 5 Q i x ,gf Most Talented 152 Lynd Mauney Most Likely to Succeed '-rl-nu., u-an ff 4- Q4 3-we 1 mc? - Lily 1 M Neil McCarter ,, Judy Morris Most Studious W54 'i .5 3 ' A an ,fl f J V H' ,X W? . w, ' 1 , 5321 Joyce Bolin ittiest Wifi, i fn XM J lihnrm ,YQ i I W .vis Donna Hardes w Dennis Patterson Homecoming Queen Jerri Goforth Judy Dellinger, Crowner Paul Scism Homecoming 196 4 Mixed emotions Vivien Wilson Richard Gold Joan Howard Hubert McGinnis Susan Mercier Pat Murphy -- yi ?bi Q Joan King Steve Baker -Q. - . z ' , f - - fu? . f f , , , wi , ' Y- -q i: ww F if f . ,:,,. Judy Morris George Plonk -Q1-:M Hamrick d White Susan Plonk Falthel Toney Dale Putnam Lyn Cheshlre Rodney Smith Hollis Falls Glenn Bolin f Frankie Carpenter Gloria Leftwich Eddie Leftwich Gerald Carrigan Margie Huffstetler Dennis Patterson Helen Owens Kathy Ellison Linda Roberts Jimmy Wright Tonnie Ware Robby Suber 163 :fy ' I , 4.. -. Janice Woods Pete Putnam Martha Beale Pat Hord The crowning moment Linda Plonk Ronnie Rhea A E Donna Eaker Gene Allen Rita Wise Ronnie Dover Linda Sherrer Tommy Black Carrousel Princess Linda Sherrer Miss Mountaineer Becky Kennedy MiwHi Miss Elaine Dixon L , Senior Director Allen, Science Club 1, 45 French Club 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Class Officer, Co-Treasurer 4. Gene--MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 Allison, Freda-F.H.A. 15 Business Club 3, 4. Allison, Freida-Chorus 2, 3, 4. Anderson, Virgil-F.F.A. 45 Football 3. Ashe, Steve-Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Band 3, 45 Track 2. Baker, Steven-N.H.S. 35 Latin Club 25 French Club 4 President5 Key Club 45 Mon- ogram Club 2 ,3, 4, Vice-President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Class Officer, Co- Treasurer 45 Senior Superlative, Most School Spirited5 Athletic Awards Gazette Area Scor- ing Trophy 4. Ballard, Michael-Latin Club 25 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 P.T.S.A. Rep- resentative 45 Class Officer, Secretary 4. Barnes, Gary-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Barnette, Janice-F.H.A. 15 Science Club 15 Library Club 15 Cheerleader 15 Chorus 15 Basketball 1, 25 Class Officer, Treasurer 25 Medals, Piano 1, Declamation 1. Barrett, Wendell-F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 1. Batcheler, Jewell-Business Club 15 Chorus 1, 25 Choir 1. Beam, Eloise-S.P.O. 15 N.H.S. 45 F.H.A. 1, 3, 45 Library Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 3, 4. Beaver, Lyman-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Bedsole, Jerry-Bible Club 3, 4. Bell, Mickey-Science Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer5 Chorus 1, 25 Football 35 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 All Conference Baseball 35 John Moss Valuable Player Award 3. Bennett, John-Science Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bishop, Linda-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 3 Business Manager5 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 D.E.C.A. 45 Science Club 35 Business Club 3, 4. 170 Black, Tommy-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 45 S.P.O. 1, 35 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Key Club 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer, Vice-President 4. Blackburn, Butch-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Public Relations of F.F.A. 4. Blanton, Judy-F.H.A. 1, 25 Business Club 4. Bolin, Glenn-F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3. Bolin, Joyce-N.H.S. 3, 45 French Club 45 K Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer Treasurer 35 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic5 All-Conference, 3. Bolin, Richard-F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 I.C.T. 45 Baseball 1, 2. Brackett, Everette-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 4. Bridges, Larry-F.F.A. 2, 35 I.C.T. 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. Brooks, Chris-Bible Club 2, 35 Track 1. Bryant, Margaret-S.P.O. 2, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Business Club 3, 45 Office Aide 4. Bumgardner, Peggy-N.H.S. 45 Latin Club 25 Business Club 3, 4. Bumgardner, Sylvia-Library Club 45 Busi- ness Club 3, 4. Bunkowski, Kenneth-MILESTONES STAFF 45 S.P.O. 45 N.H.S. 3, President 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Key Club 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 P.T.S.A. Representative 3 President5 All Conference Award in Basketball 35 Billy Shuford Science Award 15 Junior Marshal, 3. Burns, Nancy-F.H.A. 1 5 Business Club 4. Burton, Becky--F.H.A. 2, 45 Business Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Butler, Mike-F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Track 1. Carpenter, Steve-F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1. Carrigan, Gerald-F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 4, Monogram Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3. Carrigan, Marvin-Bible Club 2, 3, 4. Carroll, Mary-Business Club 4. Carter, Diane-F.H.A. 1, 2, Library Club 3, 4. Cash, Shirley-Library Club 4. Caveny, John-MILESTONES STAFF 4, Co- editor, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Football 2, Track 1, Senior Superlative, Most Studious, Na- tional Merit Finalist 4, P.P.G. Finalist 4, W.C.C. Honors 2, 3. Champion, Jo Ann-F.H.A. 2, Library Club 2, Business Club 4. Chapman, Jerry-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Chairman of State and National Activities, 4 Treasurer, Chorus 4. Cheshire, Lyn--S.P.O. 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4 President 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference Foot- ball 4, John Gamble Scholastic Award 2, Fred Plonk Blocking Trophy 4, Honorable Mention All State Football, National Merit Finalist 4, Governor's Youth Fitness Confer- ence 3. Clippard, David-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, Baseball 2 Manager, Football 2, 3, Man- ager, Track 1. Cloninger, Jimmy-Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, Secretary, 4 Vice-President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, 1 Vice-President, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, President, Senior Superlative, Best All Around, All Con- ference, All State Football. Cobb, Lawrence-I.C.T. 4, Science Club, 1, 2, Bible Club, 3, 4 President, Intercom, 3, 4, Voice of Democracy State Finalist, 3. Conner, Vickie-F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, Business Club, 4. Cook, Floyd-F.F.A. 1, 2, D.E.C.A. 4, Cho- rus, 3, 4. Davis, Carl-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Bus Driver, 2, 3. Dean, Tommy-S.P.O. 2, Science Club, 1, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 4, Golf, 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Best Looking. Dellinger, Judy-F.H.A. 1, 4, Business Club, 3, 4, Homecoming Crowner, 4. Dellinger, Kenneth-F.F.A. 4, Track, 1. Dellinger, Larry-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4 President, Bible Club, 3, Bus Driver, 3, 4. Dilling, Danny-Science Club, 1, 2, French Club, 3, Golf, 2. Dilling, David-Science Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 4, Bible Club, 2, 3. Dixon, Connie-MILESTONES STAFF, 3, 4, S.P.O. 1, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4. Dixon, Dianne-MOUNTAINEER STAFF, 3, F.H.A. 4, Business Club, 3, 4. Dixon, Teresa-F.H.A. 2, 3, Business Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Doster, Sherry-S.P.O. 2, D.E.C.A. 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Business Club, 3, Bus Driver, 4. Dover, Ronnie-Science Club, 1, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3. Dunn, Thomas-F.F.A. 2, 4, Bible Club, 2, 3. Ellison, Alvin-Science Club, 1, Bible Club, 2, 3. Ellison, Kathy-MOUNTAINEER STAFF, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Science Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 1, 2, Business Club, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette, P.T.S.A. Represent- ative, 2, May Day Attendant, 2, Homecoming Sponsor, 3, 4. Etters, Dorothy-F.H.A. 1, Business Club, 4. Evans, Betty-MOUNTAINEER STAFF, 4, F.H.A. 1, French Club 4, Homecoming Spon- sor 3. Falls, Jimmy-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Track 2, Bus Driver 3, 4. Fitch, Jimmy-Science Club 35 French Club 1, 2. Fitch, Linda-MILESTONES STAFF 4 5 Busi- ness Club 45 Bible Club 3. Frank, Richard-MILESTONES STAFF 45 N.H.S. 45 Science Club 45 Latin Club 25 Cho- rus 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 4. Gaffney, Patricia--MOUNTAINEER STAFF 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Science Club 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Business Club 4. Gantt, Dale-Bible Club 45 Band 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 4. Gantt, Ilene-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 35 S.P.O. 45 French Club 45 Office Aide 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. Goforth, Jerri-F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 K Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Aide 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Lions Bowl Princess 4. Goforth, Mary Helen-S.P.O. 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 Band 2. Gold, Richard-S.P.O. 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Science Club 15 Latin Club 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 P.T.S.A. Representative 15 Class Officer, President 15 Senior Super- lative, Most Athletic5 All-Conference Football 45 Most Valuable Player 45 All-Conference Basketball 35 All-Conference Baseball 35 WBTV-All State Team 4. Gordon, Becky-F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Business Club 45 Office Aide 3, 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. Gore, Kay-Science Club 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Bible Club 45 Chorus 3, 4. Grant, Giles-I.C.T. 45 Science Club 15 Bible Club Vice-President 2, Treasurer 35 Chorus 3, Vice-President 4. Greene, Charles-F.F.A. 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Chorus 3, 4. Greene, Sylvia-Business Club 3, 4. Griffin, Jimmy-French Club 4. Grigg, Steve-F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Club 15 Bible Club Treasurer 2, President 35 Mon- ogram Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Hamrick, Jean-N.H.S. 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Basketball 1, 25 Junior Mar- shal 3. Hamrick, Teenia-F.H.A. 15 Science Club 15 French Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. Hambright, Myers--F.F.A. 1, 25 Basketball 15 Bus Driver 4. Hambright, Robert-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, Secretary 25 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 4. Hardes, Donna-MOUNTAINEER STAFF Co-editor 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, 45 Senior Superlative, Wittiest. Hartsoe, Marlene-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 French Club 3. Hauser, Peter-MILESTONES STAFF 45 S.P.O. 45 N.H.S. 3, President 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Library Club 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Other Honors and Awards, Junior Marshal 35 National Merit Finalist 4. Hayes, Jewel-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 45 F.T.A. 35 French Club 25 Business Club 3, 45 Basketball 15 Of- fice Aide 4. Heavner, Carolyn-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 N.H.S. 3, Secretary 45 F.T.A. 2, Secretary 3, Vice-president 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, Recreation Director 3, 2nd Vice-president 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 K Club 2, 3, President 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Future Teacher of the Year 3. Heavner, Gail-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 45 MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 S.P.O. 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Club 15 Latin Club 25 K Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Office Aide 4. Henson, Diane-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Henson, Jeannette-Business Club 4, Chorus 3, 4. Hicks, Lillie-Business Club 4, F.H.A. 1. Hinson, Eddie-F.F.A. 1, 3, 4, Football 2, Track 1, 2, 3. Holcomb, Von-F.F.A. 4, D.E.C.A. Parliamen- tarian 4, Bible Club 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2. Hord, Pat-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, Latin Club 2, Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Trophy-Most Improved. Horn, William-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, I.C.T. 4. Horton, Steve-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, I.C.T. 4, Bus Driver 3. Howard, Joan-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 4, S.P.O. 1, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 2nd Vice-President 3, 4, Science Club 1, Latin Club 2, K Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Band Council 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Co-Treasurer 4. Howell, Peggy-F.H.A. 1, Chorus 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Bus Driver 3, 4. Huffstetler, Marjorie-MILESTONES STAFF 3, MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, S.P.O. 1, 3, F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Science Club 1, Latin Club 2, K Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 4, May Day Attendant 1. Huffstetler, Sandra-N.H.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 1, Bus Driver 4. Hughes, Dudley-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Hull, Gloria-Chorus 3, 4. Huntsinger, Gerladene-F.H.A. 1, Business Club 4, Chorus 3, 4. Jones, Carolyn-S.P.O. 1, 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Secretary 4, F.H.A. 4, D.E.C.A. President 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Bible Club Secretary 2, Office Aide 4, Bus Driver 4, Outstanding Teenager 4. Jones, David-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Kennedy, Becky-S.P.O. 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Business Club 3, 4, May Day Attendant 3, Miss Mountaineer 4. King, Barbara-F.H.A. 1, 2, Business Club 3, 4. King, Joan-F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus- iness Club 3, 4, Band 3, Treasurer 4, Home- coming Sponsor 3, 4. Ledford, Hubert-F.F.A. 1, 3, I.C.T. 3, 4, Medals, F.F.A. Farm Electricity 3. Leftwich, Eddie-Bible Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3. Lewis, Patricia-S.P.O. 2, Science Club 1, Latin Club 2, Business Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Littlejohn, Susan-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 4. Logan, Larry-S.P.O. 1, 2, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Statix and Dramatix 2. Lowery, Seerley-S.P.O. 1, F.F.A. 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. Lovelace, Jimmy-F.F.A. 1, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Football 1, Bus Driver 3, 4, F.F.A. Poultry Medal. Lublanezki, Nancy-S.P.O. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, Statix and Dramatix 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4. Lynn, Pete-D.E.C.A. 4, Bible Club 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4. Lynn, Sandra--F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 2, Mountaineer 3, 4. Manning, Donna-F.H.A. 1, 2, Business Club 4, Chorus 4. Marlowe, June-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Science Club 2, Basketball 1. Martin, Don-S.P.O. Representative, F.F.A. 1, President, I.C.T. 4, Vice President, Sci- ence Club 1, Bible Club 3, 4, Vice President, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3. Matheny, Gerald-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, Science Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Bible Club 2, Basketball 1. Mauney, Lynda--F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Su- perlative, Most Talented. McAbee, Kenny-F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. McCarter, Neil-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 4, Business Manager5 S.P.O. 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 President5 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Class Officer, Co-Treasurer 45 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed5 WNCHSAA Forensic Winner, 25 Junior Marshal. McDaniel, Anne-S.P.O. 45 F.T.A. 1, 2, 35 Science Club 1, 25 Library Club 45 Latin Club 25 Business Club 3, 45 Office Aide 4. McDaniel, Teresa-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 S.P.O. 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer5 F.H.A. 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 K Club 3, President5 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Chief5 Senior Superlative, Most School Spirited5 Homecoming Sponsor 3. McGinnis, Chip--MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 Science Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 45 Base- ball 3, 4. McGinnis, Hubert-F.F.A. 15 Bible Club 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 35 Class Officer, President 35 All State, All Confer- ence Football. McSwain, Kay-Science Club 15 Library Club 25 Business Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3. Meacham, Leland-F.F.A. 1, 2. Mercier, Susan-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 French Club 4, Treasurer 45 K Club 3, 4, Vice President5 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Chief, 45 Senior Superlative, Best All Around5 Homecoming Sponsor 4, May Day Attendant 2. Miller, Danny-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Track 2. Montgomery, Linda-Business Club 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. Moore, Johnnie-Science Club 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, Council Member 4 Presi- dent. Moore, Judy Ann-F.H.A. 15 Library Club 35 Business Club 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3. l74 Moore, Patricia-F.H.A. 1, 45 D.E.C.A. 45 Science Club 45 Library Club 35 Business Club 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3. Moore, Spencer-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 25 Latin Club 25 Band 1, 25 Class Officer, Sec- retary Treasurer 15 National Merit Final- ist 4. Morris, J udy-MILESTONES STAFF 35 S.P.O. 2, 3 Secretary-Treasurerg N.H.S. 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 K Club 3, 4 Treasurer5 Cheerleader 1, 2 Co-Chief, 3, 45 Class Officer, 2 Vice President5 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed5 Homecoming Sponsor 4, Girl's State Representative 3, Junior Marshal, 3. Morrison, Marion-F.T.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Business Club 3, 4. Moss, Reggie-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, Vice President. Moss, Sheila-F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Business Club 3, Vice President 4, President. Moss, Wray--F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Mullinax, Bill-Key Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Mullinax, Linda-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 35 N.H.S. 45 F.H.A. 45 Business Club 3, 45 Reading Medal, 1. Murphy, Pat-S.P.O. 25 Science Club 15 Latin Club 25 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer, 2 President5 All Conference Football 3, 4, All Conference Baseball 3. Neal, Danny-MILESTONES STAFF 35 MOUNTAINEER STAFF 35 S.P.O. 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 F.T.A. 25 Dramatics Club 1, 2, Treasurer 35 D.E.C.A. 4 Assistant District Treasurer5 Science Club 25 French Club 4. Osborne, Bill-Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 4. Owens, Helen-F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Business Club 3, 45 Homecoming Sponsor, 4. Parker, Kenneth-F.F.A. 4, D.E.C.A. 4, Mon- ogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Baseball 2. Patterson, Bill-S.P.O. 1 , Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Key Club 2, 3. Patterson, Dennis-Science Club 1, 3, French Club 2, Key Club 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Wittiest. Patterson, Jeff-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3. Patterson, Joe-French Club 4. Payne, Becky-S.P.O. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Library Club 1, Business Club 3, 4. Pearson, Claude-F.F.A. 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Phifer, Reta-F.H.A. 4, Latin Club 2, French -Club 4, Optomist Club Youth of Year, 3. Plonk, George-S.P.O. 4, N.H.S. 3, Vice Pres- ident 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram 2, 3, 4, President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, 1 Secretary, 4 Co-Treasurer, Football Scho- lastic Award 4, Football All Conference 4, Junior Marshal 3. Plonk, Susan-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 4, S.P.O. 1, 2, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3 Secretary, 4 V.P., Senior Superlative, Best Looking, May Day Attendant 3. Plonk, Tommy-MILESTONES STAFF 3, Photographer 4, S.P.O. 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, Sec- retary 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. Powell, Sandra-F.H.A. 1. Pressley, Jim-MILESTONES STAFF 4, N.H.S. 3, Vice-President 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Monogram Club 4, Track 2, Manager 3, Boys' State 3. Putnam, Dale-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 3. Putnam, Dian-F.H.A. 1, Library Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Putnam, Doris-Library Club 4, Business Club 4, Bible Club 2, 3. Putnam, Pete-S.P.O. 3, 4, French Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, 4. Rhea, Ronnie--Science Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 4. Rice, Frances-Chorus 2, 3, 4. Roberts, Linda-MILESTONES STAFF 3, S.P.O. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, His- torian 4, Science Club 1, P.T.S.A. Represent- ative 2, Office Aide 2, 4. Ruff, Charles-Football 1, 2, Track 1. Sanders, Steven-F.F.A. 2, 3, Chorus 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. Sellers, Gladys-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Business Club 2, Chorus 2, 3. ' Sellers, Roxie-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Business Club 3, 4, K Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Basketball 1. Sherrer, Linda-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 4, S.P.O. 1, N.H.S. 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Homecoming Sponsor 4, May Day Attendant 1, Carrousel Princess 4. Shipman, David-D.E.C.A. 4, Bible Club 3. Shuford, Buz-MILESTONES STAFF 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Senior Superlative, Most Talented. Smith, George-D.E.C.A. 4, Chorus 3, 4 Pres- ident, Track 1, 2. Smith, Jill-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Business Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4. Smith, Rodney--Science Club 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. Smith, Ruth-Business Club 3, 4, Bible Club 4. Sprouse, Shirley-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Business Club 3, Chorus 2, 3. Stacy, Linda-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, French Club 4. Stewart, Lewis-Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Football 3, Class Officer, Co-Treasurer 4, National Merit Finalist 4. Strickland, Patricia - MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, F.H.A. 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Secretary 4, Bible Club 2, K Club 3, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. Stroupe, Diane-F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Business Club 4, Office Aide 2. Suber, Robby-Latin Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. Sutherland, Billy-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, 4. Taylor, Conley-F.F.A. 4, Bible Club 2, 3. Tessneer, Carolyn-Bible Club 4, Chorus 2, 3. Trott, Anne - MILESTONES STAFF 3, MOUNTAINEER STAFF 3, Editor 4, N.H.S. 4, F.T.A. 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Junior Marshal, 3, DAR Good Citizen 4. Upchurch, Barbara-F.H.A. 4, Business Club 3, Bible Club 4. Ware, Edwin-Science Club 1, 3, 4, French Club 4. Ware, Tonnie-Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. Wells, Frankie-I.C.T. 4, D.E.C.A. 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. Wells, Steve-Bible Club 3. White, Eugene-D.E.C.A. 4. White, Tommy-F.F.A. 2. White, Richard-Monogram Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Whitley, David-Track 2, 3, 4. Williams, Annie-Science Club 1, Business Club 4, Basketball 3. Williams, Jan-MILESTONES STAFF 3, 4 Co-editor, N.H.S. 3, 4 Secretary, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 4, Class Officer, Co-Treasurer 4, Senior Super- lative, Most Studious , Plonk Scholarship Med- al 1, F.R. Summers Spelling Medal 1, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Scholarship Finalist 4, Governors School 3, National Merit Finalist 4, Chief Marshal 3. Willis, Beverly-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, S.P.O. 1, N.H.S. 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Statics and Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, K Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 3, Home- coming Sponsor 3. Willis, Sonny-N.H.S. 4, French Club 4, Bible Club 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4. Wilson, Janice-F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 4, Chorus 3, 4. Wilson, Vivien-F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, Band Council 1, 2 Vice-President 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Statics and Dramatics 2, 3, Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4. Wisher, Cindy-Business Club 3, 4. Woods, Janice-F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Statics and Dramatics 2, 3, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4. Wray, Carolyn-S.P.O. 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Wright, Buddy-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 4, S.P.O. 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, Science Club 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, S.P.O. Good Citizen 3. Wright, Carolyn-Business Club 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. Wright, Jimmy-F.F.A. 3, Reporter 4, Bible Club 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, K Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Farm Mechanic Medal. Wright, Linda-F.H.A. 3, Science Club 2, 3, French Club 3, Office Aide 4, I.C.T. 4. Wright, Sandra-MOUNTAINEER STAFF 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, I.C.T. 4, Science Club 3, Latin Club 2, Business Club 3. Yates, Betty--N.H.S. 4, Business Club 4. Yates, Edward-F.F.A. 4. ' -fm , , , N ndex W -K 1 5523 Acuff, Sharon-80 Acuff, Sylvia-57,99,102 Adams, Larry-57,129 Biddix, Wanda-80 Biddix, Roger-119 Bishop, Brenda-80 Alexander, Darrel 80 Alexander, David-80,118 Alexander, Diana-80,117 Alexander Libby-56,57,93,117 Bishop, Linda-24,96,101,102 Black, Carolyn-71 Black, Doris--57,103 Black, Elmer-71 Black, Tommy-21,24,93,96,111,136 Alexander, Reggie-71 Alexander, Terry-71 Allen, Gene-21,22,96,108,136,164 Allen, Johnny-118 Allen, Linda-57 Allen, Mike-57 Allison, Aileen-80 Allison, Clarence-80,118 Allison, Freda-22 Allison, Freida-22 Anderson, Larry-71 Anderson, Pressley-22 Anderson, Terry-71,137 Anthony, Tony-71,118 Armstrong, Vickie-57,110 Ashe, Steve-22,122 Ayers, Charles-57 Baity, Debbie-57,96,99,104 Baity, Ronnie-80 Baker, Steve-21,22,99,105,136,161 Ballard, Mike-21,22,105,128,146 Barnes, Dennis-57 Barnes, Gary-23,119 Barnett, Janice-23 Barrett, Rita-57 Barrett, Wendell-23,119 Batchler, J ewell-23,102 Baumgardner, Gaither-80 Beale, Martha-57,94,102,126 Beam, Eloise-23,99,107,147 Beam, Mike-57,94,99 Beatty, Norris-57 Beaver, Betty-80 Beaver, Lyman-23 Bedsole, Jerry--23,103 Beer, Steve-80 Bell, Ann-71 Bell, Mickey-24,99,105,111,146 Bell, Nadine-71,116 Bell, Rita-57,93,96 Bell, Sherry-80 Belt, Richard--57,103 Bennet, Ricky 71 Bennet, Joey--80 Bennet, John-24 Benton, Gary-71 Bess, Larry--71 Bess, Steve--57 Biddix, Brenda-57 Biddix, Frankie-57,97,163 Blackburn, Butch-24,111,119 Blackburn, Hilda-57 Blackburn, Kathy-58 Blackburn, Vickie-80 Blackwood, Norma-91 Blanton Brenda-80 Blanton, James-80 Blanton, Judy-24 Blanton Mike-118 Blanton Richard-71 Blanton Rita-71 Blanton Sandy-58 Blanton, Tommy-80 Bledsoe, Mary Ruth-80 Bolin, Bobby-58 Bolin, Glenn-34,137,163 Bolin Janet-71,98 Bolin, Johnny-58 Bolin, Joyce-24,106,112,147,155 Bolin, Larry-58 Bolin, Richard-80,118 Bolin, Wanda-80 Bost, Mark-80 Bowen, Frieda-25 Bowen, Larry-58 Bowen, Mike--80,118 Bowen, Roger-58 Bowers, Julia-80 Bowman, Janet-80 Brackett, Conley-80,118 Brackett, Everette-25 Brackett, Willard-129 Breakfield, Sue-80 Brendle, Bobby-80 Brendle, Jimmy-25 Bridges, Ben-58,96,111,137 Bridges, Bill-71 Bridges, Bruce--80,143 Bridges, Clarence-71,119 Bridges, Dennis-71,96,98,146 Bridges, Eddie-71,137 Bridges, Jay-58,103 Bridges, Jo--71,96 Bridges, Larry-25,100 Bridges, Lee-38,101 Bridges, Ned--71 Bridges, Larry-58 Brooks, Betty-71 Brooks, Chris-25 Brown, Mike-80 Brown, Rocky-80 Conner, Vickie-117,104,28,96,102 Bryant, Burman-71 Bryant, Margaret-26,94,104,130 Bumgardner, Bonnie-71 Bumgardner, Jerry-58 Bumgardner, Peggy-26,102 Bumgardner, Steve-58 Q Bumg-ardner, Sylviaf26,102 Tsunch, Philip-58,96,105, 'BU'Rh ' Bunkowski, Diana-58,90,96,104 Bunkowski, Ken-26,90,94,96,99,105,106, 111,146 Burns, Nancy-26 Burns, Tommy-71 Burton, Becky-26,117 Burton, Glenda-58 Burton, Larry-72,70,96 Burton, Butler, Byers, Ronald-80,1 18 Pat-72 Dale-58,96,104 Cabaniss, Kathy-72 Cable, Phyllis-80,115 Camp, Eugene-58 Camp, Mike-58 Carpenter, David-72 Carpenter, Steve-27 ,119 Carrigan, Gerald-27,119,163 Carri an Marvin-27 Clary, Clary, Pam-72 Steve-81 Clemmer, John-59,122 Clippard, David-28,119 Clonch, Floyd--81,118 Cloninger, Jimmy-21,28,96,105,1-37 157 162,146 Cloninger, Scott-136,59,96,105,146 Cobb, Mike-72,119 Collins, Mary-81 Conner Connor , Dennis-72,98 , Freda-59,102 Connor, Nelson-72 Cook, Delores-59 Cook, Floyd-28,101 ' Cooper, Neal-99,523,146 Crawford, Donna-81 Crisp, Croft, Chip-81,143,79,94 Corliss-59 Cronan, J ames-7 2 Culp, Jane-72,94,98 Curry, Kelly-118 Davenport, David-81 Daves, Elaine-81 Davis, Andy-72,94 Davis, Becky-72 Davis, Carl-29 Davis, Fay-59 8 , Carroll, Charles-72 Carroll, Keith-80 Carroll, Mary-27 Carroll, Mike-72 Carroll, Velma-80 Carter, Diane-27 Cash, Carl-80,118 Cash, Philip-72 Cash, Kay-72 Cash, Shirley-58,97 Causby, Jacque-80 Causby, Larry-81 Davis, Jean-81 Davis, Theresa-81 Davis, Toy-118 Davison, James-81 Day, Gladys-59 Dean, Tommy--29,158 Deaton, Diane-72 Dellinger, Barry-72 Dellinger, Judy-29,161,102,117 Dellinger, Kay-81 Dellinger, Larry-29,119,129 Caveny, John---22,91,99,104,106,154 Caveny, Kathleen-72,115 Caveny, Rita-59,90,104,117 Champion, Darlene-81,117 Champion, Jo Ann-27 Champion, Joe-81 Champion, Sandra-81 Chapman, Jerry--28,119 Cheshire, Lyn-28,94, 105,l06,1 1 1, 136, 142, 162 Cheshire, Pat-79,81,143 Childers, Randy-81 Childers, Wayne-81 Chitwood, Evelyn-59 Chitwood, Larry-81 Clack, Bobby-72,118 Clark, Wanda--72 Clary, Fred-59 Dellinger, Wayne--29,119 Devenny, Gary-72,96,98 Devenny, Lynn-72 Dilling, Carol-72,96,99 Dilling, Danny-29 Dilling, David-29,99 Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Becky-72,98 Connie-116,122,30,93,99 Daryl-118 Dianne-30,102,116 Dianne-72 Elaine-56,59,167,93,199,116 Joyce--72,98,116 Kay-81,128 Mary Ethel-59,93 Teresa-30 Vickie-81 Dobbins, Phyllis-59,147 Dodge, Robert-72 Doster, Sherry--30,101 Dover, Allen-73,96 Dover, Cathy-81 Dover, Julie-81 Dover Ronnie-30,99,136,164 7 Dover, Tommy-73,96,98 Dowda, Elaine-73 Duncan, Tonnie-81,143 Dunn Andrew-30,119 Dunn, Becky-59,147,96,98 Dunn, Jackie-59,94,147,104 Dunn, Paul-81 Dyke, Daniel-81 Eaker, Donna-73,164,104,116,70,94,96 Eaker, Richard-73 Elgin, Jan-59 Elgin, Jean-59 Ellison, Alvin-30 Ellison, Doyle-73 Ellison, Jan-73 Ellison, Kathy-107,110,116,96,163,31,102, 104 Ellison, Ricky-60,119 England, Pat-73,96,97,116 Etters, Dorothy-31 Evans, Allen-81 Evans, Betty-31,110 Evans, Nelson-60 Falls, Beverly-73,116 Falls, Carolyn-81 Falls, Hollis-60,94,163 Falls, Jean-60,119 Falls, Jimmy-31,129 Falls, Linn-60 Falls Rhonda-60 102 Farris, Harold-60 Farris, Paul-60,100 Finger, Danny-60,96 Finger, Tommy-98 Fitch, Jimmy-31 Fitch, Judy--81 Fitch, Linda-31,90,102 Fite, Brenda-73 Fite, Randy-60,119 Fletcher, Vickie-60,110 Flowers, Jimmy-60,103 Ford, Kay-60 Foster, Alfred-81,118 Foster, Carl-81 Fowler, Frankie-60 Franks, Richard-107,31,90,96 Franks, Ronnie-73 Frederick, June-l16,81,94 Gaffney, Gaffney, Gann, Ge Patty-104,32,102,110 Paul-143,81,137 ne-73 Gann, Jimmie-60 Gantt, Dale-32,103 Gantt, Ilene-129,-32,99 Gantt, Larry-81,118 Gault, Elaine-81 Gibbons, Butch-60 Gibbons, Elaine-60 Gillespie, Larry-60 Gilliam, Cathy-73 Gladden, Chucky-73,70,94,96 Gladden, Eddie-60,103 Gladden, Linda-32,103 Gladden, Philip-73 Goforth, Becky-60 Goforth, Brent-82 Goforth, Del-61 Goforth, Dennis-82,143 Goforth, Diane-73,117 Goforth, Jeri-112,113,116,130,32,160 96 104 Goforth, Mary Helen-106,21,116 96 32 104 Goforth, Mike-111,61,136,146,93,96 Goforth, Steve-146,61,94,105,136 Goforth, Tommy-73,128 Gold, Richard-146,161,137,142,32 94 105 155,111 Gold, Sharon-82,79 Gordon, Becky--162,33,102,130 Gore, Carson-73 Gore, Kay-33,103 Gore, Keith-61,101 Goter, W Graham, Grahl, Ri in-61 Sheila-61,102 cky-82 Grant, Giles-33 Grant, Janice-82 Green, Gloria-82,117 Green, Joy-61,99 Green, Linda-73 Green, Mike--73 Greene, Charles-33 Greene, Charles-82,119,143 Greene, Danny-73 Greene, Diane-61,110 Greene, Geraldine-82 Greene, James-61,103 Greene, Joyce-61,102 Greene, Linda-73,126 Greene, Sylvia-33,102 Greene, Wayne-61,96 Gregory, Barbara--7 3 Griffin, Jimmy-33,99 Griffin, Mary Jane-82,97,117 Grigg, Carl-73 Grigg, Steve-136,162 4Grimes, Beg-61,96,99,111,146 Guiton, Don--73 Hall, Jimmy--82 Hambright, Edith-73 Hambright, Myers-34,129 Hambright, Robert-34,93,96,99 Hammet, Teresa-82 Hollifield, Phyllis--62 Pat--137,111,36 101 105 108 142 164 Hope, Diane-62 Hope, Dottie-62 Hope, Jimmy-82 Hope, Vickie-82 Hope, Winfred-62 Hord, Larry-62 Hord, Mary Jo--62 Hord, Horn William-36,100 Hamrick, Anarah-82 Hamrick, Beverly-82,117 Hamrick, Eddie-73 Hamrick, Jean-39,104,105 Hamrick, Jo Anne-73 Hamrick, Ronnie-82 Hamrick, Teena-34,99,129,162 Hannah, Charles-82 Hannon, Linda-73,114 Harbin, Ann-73 Hardes, Donna-34,104,156 Hardin, Eddie-61 Hardin, Larry-74 Hardin, Lynda-74 Hardin, Robert-82 Hardin Rodney-61 Horton, Steve-36,100 Houser, Mary Howell, James Ann-62,94,110,113 21,36,90,161,147 Howard, J oan- -62 Howell, Linda-62,102 Howell, Peggy -37,129 Howell, Susan-82 Hoyle, Mike-82 Huffman, Gail-74 Huffstetler, Charles-119 Huffstetler, Jackie-82 Huffstetler, Marjorie-37,296,112 130 163 147,104,110 Huffstetler, Rocky-62 Huffstetler, Sandra-37,106,129 Huffstickler, Teresa-82,117 Harrelson, Richard-34 Harris, Diane-61,97 Harris, John-61 Harry, Taffy-82 Hartsoe, Elaine-116 Hartsoe, Marlene--34,116 Haskins, Andy-74 Hauser, Peter-99,-35,91,94,96,106,136 Hayes, Jewel-117,35,102,107 Heafner, Dianne-74 Heavner, Carolyn--35,113 Heavner, Gail-110,35,94,104,112,130,147 Henderson, Ray-74 Hendren, Mary Ann-82 Henson, Bobby-74 Henson, Diane-117,35,97 Henson, Jeanette-35,102 Herndon, Bill-82,143 Herndon, Bobby-35,119 Herndon, Kathy-102 Herdon, Martha-61,104,116 Herndon, Pat-61 Herron, Lynda-61,102 Hicks, Libbie-36 Hicks, Margaret-61 Hill, Tootie-99,62,56,96,136 Hilliard, Neil-62 Hinson, Charles-82,118 Hinson, Eddie-36,119 Holcomb, Von-119,36,101,103,137 Holland, Kathy--82 Hollifield, Brenda-62 Hollifield, Diane-62 Hughes, Dudley-37 Hull, Gloria-37 Hullender, Joe-74 Hullender, Keith-82 Hullender, Pat-62 Hullender, Sandra-74 Humphries, Brenda-62 Humphries, Rodger-74 119 Humphries, Selena-82 Huntsinger, Gene-74,119 Huntsinger, Geraldine-37 102 Hurlbert, Debbie-74 Hutchins, Brenda--82 Hutchins, Charles--74 Ivey, Judy-37,931,104 Ivey, Mike-362 Ivey, Robert-62 Jackson, Vickie-62,102 Jenks, Ricky--74 Johnson, Arlene-82 Johnson Johnson, Linda-82 Johnson, Sandra-82 Johnson, Teresa-38 Jolley, Teresa-62,104 Jolly, Cindy-82 Jones, Alan-63 Jones, Bruce--82 , Diane-74,117 Jones, Carolyn-38,98,101,119 Jones, David-38 Jones, Larry-83 Jones, Robert-118 Jones, Wayne-74 Joy, Leslie--63,122 Kennedy, Becky-38,911,102 Kimbrell, Roger-83 King, Barbara-38,102 King, Billy-83 King, James-83 King, Joan-38,102,104,122,161 King, Norma-74,117 King, Susan-83 iser, Danny-63,136 f iser, Keith-63 Lail, Garfield-63 Lail, Michael-83 Lail, Paula-74,117 Lanning, Paulette-63,102 Lanning, Sara-38 Laughridge, Victor-83 Laughter, Stanley-83 Lawson, Philip-83 Ledbetter, Gary-74 Ledford, Betty-63 Ledford, Hubert-39,100 Ledford, Jean-63,99,104,117 Ledford, Jerry-74,102,136 Leftwich, David-83,143 Leftwich, Eddie-39,136,163 Leftwich, Joe-63,136 Leigh, Carl-83,118 Leigh, Sam-74 Leigh, Tony-74 Leonhardt, Darrell-63 Leonhardt, Sandra-83 Lewis, Danny-83,118 Lewis, Patricia-39 Little, Frankie-83 Littlejohn, Susan-39,96-99 Logan, Larry-39,96,99,104 Logan, Robert-74 London, Johnny-83 Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace Lovelace 7 Lovelace, Dexter-83 Eugene-63 Freida-83 Jimmy-39,1 19,129 Mike-7 4 Paul-83 Steve-7 4,1 19 William-63 William-83 Lowe, Shelia-102 Lowery, Hilda-74,559,116 Lowery, Seerley-39,129 Lowery, Susan-63,147,106 Lublanezki, Nancy--40,96,99 Lynn, Charles-83 Lynn, Glynda-63,90,96,104,112,147 Lynn, Pete-40 Lynn, Sa ndra--40,102,116 Lyon, Yvonne-83,97 Manning, Donna-41 Maples, Archie-83 Maples, Ronald-63,99 Marlowe, Marlowe, J oyce-83 J une-41,1 10 Marr, Judy-83 Martin, Charlotte-83 Martin, Dennis-63 Martin, Don--41,103 Martin, Donald-75,103,119 Martin, Joyce-83 Martin, Kathie-63,102,116 Martin, Willard-83,118 Matheny, Gerald-41,99,11O Mauney, Charles-83 Mauney, Clark--83 Mauney, Lynda-42,96,99,104,122,152 Mauney, Myra-63,117 Mauney, Sandy-75 McAbee, Danny-74 McAbee Ken-40,119 McAbeeZ Wanda-83 McCarter, Neil--21,40,92,99,104,106,153 McCombs, Mary-83 McCurry, McCurry, Larry-83 W illard-7 4 McDaniel, Anne-40,98,130 McDaniel , Ellen-83 McDaniel, J oyce-75 McDaniel, Kay-63,99,117 McDaniel Larry-64,119,129 McDaniel, sheri-64,117 McDaniel 104,116,112 Teresa-113,116,159,94,96,99, McDermid, Johnny-75 McGinnis, Hubert--41,105,110,111,137,161 McGinnis, J. T.-41,111,131 McSwain, McSwain, Charles-64 Kay-41,102 Meacham, Harold-75 Meacham, Leland-42 Medlin, Roy-75 Melton, J ohnny-64,103,129 Mercier, Douglas-84,143 Mercier, Susan-42,96,99,104,1 12,114, 1 16 157 Merk, Bobby-64,103 Miller, Barbara-64 Moss Miller, Danny-42 Miller, Sue-84 Miller, Wayne-64 Milling, Delores-84 Mitchell, Ronnie-84,118 Montgomery, Cindy-42,102 Montgomery, Linda--42 Moore, Alex-84 Moore Anne-42 Moore Carolyn-75 Moore Cathy-84 Moore Grace--75 Moore J ohnny-43,122,131 Moore J oyce-75 Moore Lois-43 Moore Patricia-43,96,101,102 Moore Moore Ricky-75,119 Spencer-43,96,108 Morgan, Janis--84 Morgan, Larry-64,911,103 Morris, Jane-75,98,104,117 Morris, Judy-43,96,99,104,106,112,113,153, 161 Morrison, Judy-75,94,97 Morrison, Marion-43,116 Morrison, Mary Ann-64,104 Morrison, Scarlett-75,99,104,116 Morrow, Carl-75 Morrow, Evelyn-84 Morrow, Karen-75 Moss, Bob-75 Moss, Eddie-64,119,129 Moss, George-64 Moss, Gary--118 Moss, Kathy-84 Moss, Kenneth-84 Moss, Michael-84 Moss, Rebecca-64 Moss, Reggie-43 Moss, Sara Nell-64,110,117 Moss, Sheila-75,102,117 Moss, Sheila Ann-44 Wray-44 Mullinax, Bill-44,105,111,137,162 Mullinax, Linda-44,102,107,117,116 Mullinax, Sandra-75 Murphy, Pat-44,105,111,136,142,161 Murphy, Steve-'75 Murray, Betty-84 Murray, Wray-84 Myers, Garry-84,118 Nance, Betty-84 Neal, Danny-44,94,96,99,106 Neely, Mike-75 Nolen, Duncie-84 Odell, Wayne-64 Oliver, Oliver, Oliver, Darlene-64,96,98,104,117 Marlene-64,94,96,104 Rebecca-64,102 Oliver, Richard-75 Oliver, Ronnie-119 Osborne, Bill-44,96,99 Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, Owens, Ann-75,1 17 Ann-7 5 Carol-84 Helen-45,102,163 Pete-64,101 Sherry-84 Padgett, Charles-64,122 Parker, Barbara-64,97 Parker, Glenda-84 Parker, James-84,101,118 Parker, Johnny-75 Parker, Rodger--75 Parker, Robert-119 Parrish, Louis-45 Parrish, Wayne-'75 Patterson, Ann-65 Patterson, Bill-45,105 Patterson, Butch-84 Patterson, Dennis--45,156 Patterson, Jeff-45 Patterson, Joe-45 Patterson, Paulette-65,110,162 Patrick, Larry-75 Payne, Becky-45,102,103 Payne, Carl-84 Payne, Donna-75 Payne, Gene-84 Payne, Patsy--75,103,116 Pearson, Claude-46 Peeler, Dolly-84 Penson, Ann-84 Perkins, Glenn-84 Peterson, J une-65 Petty, Vickie-65 Phifer, Doyt-76,99 Phifer, Paulette-76 Phifer, Reta-46,99,116 Phifer, Robert-65,122 1 ec , om -84 Plonk, Barbara-76,116 Plonk, Plonk, Plonk, Plonk, Plonk, Plonk, Poole, Poole, George-21,46,111,137,142,161 Kathy--84,116 Kenny-76 Linda-65,164 Susan-46,90,94,99,106,158,162 Tommy-46,91,96,111 Lydia-65 Patsy-7 5 Porter, Larry-46 Powell, Jay-65,128,137,146 Powell, Sandra-46 Pressley, Chris-76,98 Pressley, Jim-47,90 Price, Eddie--65 Price, Gail-65,116 Pruitt, Don-65 Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam Putnam 7 Putnam, Putnam Y Putnam, Putnam 7 Ann-65 Brenda-65,116 Charles-47,100 Dale-47,137,162 Daryl-76 Dian-47,97,102 Doris-47 ,102 Gene-84,118 Janet-84 Peggy-76 Pete-47,105,111,136,164 Philip-76,187 Phyllis-7 6 Roger-65,99 Shelia-84,117 Shelia-84 Queen, Patricia-7 6 Ramsey, Ramsey Ramsey 7 Ramsey, Ramsey Randall: Randall, Brenda-84 Beth-76,911,116 Charles-65,91,136,142 Elaine-84,97 ,103 Eugene-'76,96,103 Keith-7 6 Roger--76,98 Randle, Dale-85 Ray, Dick-76,118 Rayfield, Mike-85 Rayfield, Nancy-85,94 Rayfield, Sandy-65,122 Redmon, Carolyn-76 Reynolds, Carolyn-76 Rhea, Ronnie-47,111,137,164 Rice, Frances-48 Riley, Roger-65 Rippy, Louise-76 Roark, David--65 Robbins, Linda-66 Robbs, Eddie--48 Roberts, Bill-76 Roberts, Joy-85 Roberts, Linda--48,104,117,163 Robinson, Larry-66 Robinson, Nancy-85 Robinson, Steve-66 Rogers, Doris-85 Ross, Linda-66 Ross, Roger-66,965,136 Ross, Wanda-85 4 Ruff, Angela-66,96,102,116,147 Ruff, Charles-48 Ruff, Phillip-76 Ruff, Roy-66 Russ, Philip-66,118,147 Russell, Phyllis-66,147 Sanders, Ann-76,98 Sanders, Charles-48 Sanders, Mike--76 Saunders, Elizabeth-66 Scates, Dottie-85,116 Scates, Gail-85 Scates, Sandy-66 Scism, Linda-66,102 Sellers, Gladys--48 Sellers, Roxie-48,102,1.12,113,117,104,107 164 Sherrer, Linda-49,165,533 Shipman, David-49,101 Short, Teresa-76 Shuford, Buz-49,106,111,122 Sisk, Steve-143 Sistare, Connie-66 Smith, Becky-85 Smith, Brenda-85 Smith, Corky-49,101,126,104,117 Smith, Debbie-66,90,96,99 Smith, Dennis--85,94,143 Smith, Faye-66 Smith, Grace-76 Smith, Jackie-66,94,102,113 Smith, Janet--85 Smith, Jill-49,102 Smith, Kathy-85,117 Smith, Leonard-48 Smith, Linda-85 Smith, Rodney-49,162 Smith, Ruth-50,102,103 Smith, Sandra-76 Spangler, Abigail-66,102,104,117 Spangler, Janet-85,117 Spearman, Pat-66,103 Sprouse, Danny-76,119 Sprouse, Dennis-76 Sprouse, Joyce--85 Sprouse, Randy-50 Sprouse, Shirley-50 Sprouse, Steve-76,98 Spurling, Donald-83 Spurling, William-85,118 Stacy, Linda-50,99 Steffy, Patti-66,93,94,99,104,117 Stewart, Bill-76,70 Stewart, Eddie-66,119 Stewart, Elaine-76 Stewart, Keith-85 Stewart, Lewis-21,50,99 Stewart, Ricky-77,119 Stewart, Tony-85 Stone, Billy-67,98,100 Stoterau, Mark--85 Stowe, Linda-50 Strickland, Mark-85 Strickland, Pat-50,99,110,116 Strickland, Woody-77,112,114 Stroupe, Bobby-85,118 Stroupe, Diane--51,102 Styers, Mary-77 Suber, Robbie-51,104,137,163 Summit, Judy-77 Surber, Billy-77,118 Surber, Sherry-67,102 Sutherland, Billy-51,118,119,116 Tate, Gloria-85 Taylor, Conley-51 Tedder, Libby-85 Tesenier, Boyce-67 Tesseneer, Kathy-77 Tesseneer, Pat-77,98 Tessneer, Carolyn--51 Tessoneer, Margaret-67 Thomas, Barry-85 Thomas, Wayne-67,101 Thornburg, Debbie-77 Thrift, Joyce-77 Tignor, Mike-51,101 Timms, Ronnie-77,119 Toney, Faithel--67,104,162 Towery, Brenda-51 Towery, Robert-85 Trott, Anne-52,168,96,116,107,109,99,104 Turner, David-118 Turner, Jane-85 Turner, Wayne-85,119 Upchurch, Barbara-52,103,117 Upchurch, Shirley-67 Vandyke, James-77 Van Dyke, John-67,136 Vess, Shelia-77 Walker, Danny-67,122 Walker, Judy-85 Walker, Mike-118 Walker, Wanda-85,117 Ware, Cindy-67,147 Ware, Doris--77 Ware, Edwin-52,96,99 Ware, Eleanor-67 Ware, Janice--85 Ware, Jeri--67 Ware, Myra-85 Ware, Nancy-85 Ware, Tonnie-163,52,96,111,136 Watson, Dale-85 Watterson, Lynda-67,96,97 ,104 Weaver, Bill-67 Webb, Dean-86,118 Webster, Claudius-86 Webster, Linda-67,100 Welch, Joy-77 Wells, Jim-67 Wells, Ruth-77,103 Wells, Skip-77 Wells, Steve--67 Wheeler, Gloria-77,117 Whetstine, Darrell-86 Whitaker, Roy-77,103 White, Gene-52,101 White, Marceline-77 White, Ray-69 White, Richard--111,52,105,137 White, Susan-77,117 White, Tommy-119,52 White, Vickie-98,77,96 Whiteside, William--67,101 Whitley, Philip-53 Wiesner, Carl-'77 Williams Williams Williams: Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Williams Annie Rae-53 Austin-68 Bertha-68 Brenda-68 Elaine-7 7 Jan-99,21,53,91,96,154 Martha-7 7 Mary Ann-68 Willis, B,everly-1 10,53,96,99, 1 14 Willis, Floyd-53,99,107 Wilson, David-77,96,99 Wilson, Diane--86 Wilson, Donna-68,102 Wilson, Janice-68,103 Wilson, Linda-102,104 Wilson, Richard-86,118 Wilson, Steve-68 Wilson, Vivien-53,102,104,161 Winders, Mike-68,103 Winters, Faye-86,97 Winters, James-77 Wise, Rita-68,102,l14,164 Woods, Janice-53,96,102,103,147,164 Woods, 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Wayne-86 Wright, Fred-68,137 Wright, Gerald-77 Wright Herschel-54 99 108 129 Wright: James-86,96,,14B , Wright, Wright Minnie-86,1 16 P. Wayne-86,143 Wrighti Phillip-77 ,119 Wright, Sandra-54,100,106 Wright, Sandra-68,100 Wright, Sylvia--102 Wright, Theresa-77 Wyte, William-119 Yarbro, Stanley-86 Yarbrough, Dwain-86 Yarbrough, Jane-54 Yates, Betty-107 Wright, Jimmy-54,103,105,111,137,163 Wright, Johnny-77 Wright, Judy-86 Wright, Kathy-86 Wright, Linda-54,100 Mrs. Helen B. Ausley-18 Mr. Bill G. Bates-6,18 Miss Odessa Black-18 Mr. Mr. Mr. Willard G. Boyd-18 Warren H. Burgess-18 William Z. Cashion--18 Miss Kim Cashion-18 Mrs. Carolyn N. Finger-17 Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. C. Blaine Froneberger-17 Betty R. Gamble-17 Sara S. Griffin-17 Myers T. Hambright-17 Paul R. Hambright-17 Mardecia E. Harrill-17 Joe C. Hedden-17 Mary Sue M. Howard-17 Bobby W. Hussey-16 Imogene Johnson-16 Carol D. Jones-16 Dorris B. Kay--16 .William J. Kay-16 Miss Alice Averitt-12 Mr. B. N. 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PLONK DR. FRANCIS J. SINCOX FOOTE MINERAL COMPANY LEADERSHIP IN LITI-IIUM PRODUCTS AND ELECTROMANGANESE GENERAL GFFIGE, RESEARCH ANII ENGINEERING GENTER Route No. IOO, Exton, Pa. PLANTS Exton, Pa. - Kings Mountain, N. C. - Kimbaliton, Va. Knoxville, Tenn. - New Johnsonville, Tenn -- Sunbright, Va. In Appreciation to the following for their contribution A. V. Wray and Six Sons Dilling Heating Co. Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Carlisle Studio B. F. Maner Ins. Co. Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Connor's Shell Service Lee's Home and Office Supply Kings Mountain, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Kings Mountain Motor Court Kings Mountain, N. C. Run ,L 'F fx Q - . 1 1 5 1 ' Y 5 ' ' Q., x,f'-- ' -' SEANGLER AND soNs Q y. I TRANSIT MIX coNcRETE COMPANY Kings Mountain, N. C. Shelby, N. C. f ,ff MASSACHISETTS MUHMR PLUSH U0 lnCo1'porat0d Neisler Mills Divisi K M NC Wishes to I1 CI I From the MAUNEY TEXTILE INTERESTS Mauney Mills, Ins. Bonnie Cotton Mills Sadie Cotton Mills Kings Mountain Manufacturing Uumpany Mountoi N Th C r I iff, i dy W W wwf fn r M yy fwxl 25 ,Lg bl! yy tix yy L my MINETTE MILLS J! F .1 B YU I p yfzcorporafed yi s' l X WL rlvwiyw if M l iv l I I 1 f fl lr i gl l l Mg i f yi' il Q5 up lr if ilu will ly ip SC ly i y, il ii ROVER, NORTH CAROLINA Ju . l F ry, ' l 'W l ll lt N U l Better light-better sight! Study time is eyestrain time! Reading . . . writing . . . study. . . all these need the right light to help your eyes see . . . and there's a right size bulb for every job. - Use at least a 150-watt lamp bulb ofthe diffused type. - Eliminate dark shadows by having general room lighting. - Eliminate glare by making sure no unshielded lights are in sight. . gXu .51rQs wwf- DUKE PUWER h Jiflqvitx 4 'xx W, g,Q4N.f f f 0 , , ff' if ffffitif of of X, A.B. CARTER, INC Mill Devices Company Gostonio North Corolmo Carter Traveler Company Gostomo North Corolmo IITIS II. CREEN PIIST NC. 155 THE AMERICAN LECICN I ' ' -I 5 I fi x19 VERTEX xllfv x X4fke.jT.Q-QJC . --I :f?f4' I' fv X: 2 Zizqmpf f if, Q 6xXJ.126,,! XX 'f1,g N-Rnxxx J W P II J hH C d Ad MD IDEAL INDUSTRIES, INC. and IIIEAL MACHINE SIIIIPS, INC. B C N h C I 'ire mrmiznxtq M'ii:,i1Ii5f L':1.jf'5RL1A2'f.f2,fXgifa,l- K Ai . S S Lui kill X Q S 'LIBERTY gKlr3a'rsL:.io:Ng:ef qi: IL tj-I IE-5 Pg: Qui: + Hnrqns + .SAFETY to it ,Nj Q S if Cjigggzfs Kings Mountain, N. C. Congrotulotes ond Wishes Well THE CLASS OF 1965 sg.-is W is - CARULINA PLANT Fiber Glass Division Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company L sissis . Y.. 6 .Q- . wsasssewf' :-', KV ,iisis 9 if G S4 1 S Shelby, North Ccirolinci DELLINGEIVS JEWEL SHIIP Kings Mountain's Leading Jewelers Keepsake Diamond Rings Charm Bracelets Charms Bulova Watches American Tourister Samsonite Lord 8. Lady Buxton Billfolds Orange Blossom Diamond Rings MEMBER FEDERAL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE RESERVE SYSTEM CORPORATION xwgk M 'XV-il-Vi NWSUL- DICEY FABRICS, INC. XXMMWW-MJ Mimi X 1 S X ww. ww Phone H U 7-6324 f',V'g...,,L-Q , A- ,A Q. ,ani 5' ' ,5 2 V mx mei!-04 , . . . ' Q--uu1 k 4.-H-F' 1 'FHm+w ofwv441-ww ' l LITHIUM couPoP.ATloN of America, nw. LUMB ER COMPANY. Incq Kings Mountain North Carolina 1 ,J l G ' . , l l if J rv My AlpAlflf'jXDf ma JVM! 5 'a U, l l 1 1 l FAH ,l U J I J ,' ,' -J' ,IE A , I 6 , .J ' A ' f .X I ,, ' N xJ J , i 1 f V V jd N J CL U lf L0 Mm Tb h gl Q51 jo UL X X f U5 WU X Q 1 'i l l ,V ff ,qw Ml Q, U A My ,XD f Q lf fUllllplvEY HUSIERY MILLS, INC. Q XX 9 ,ti if lf M, L KL AJ Men's Seamless Hosiery Kings Mountain, N. C. PllllllllX MILLS a unit of INDUSTR S. lNC.', m EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GREENSBOR0, N. C. ' Rewarding Careers are available in textiles, and with Burlington, world's leading textile Organization. THE SILVER VILLA Just Good Food 9' AL cf LQ! 135 3 5: i ORDER OF DEMOLAY ' MASTER COUNSELOR- Buz Shuford JUNIOR COUNSELOR-Tommy Deon SENIOR COUNSELOR-Lyn Chreshire TREASURER-Gene Allen if tif if WMM S 'XIX , I x S83 Morie Street wf!j 'ngs Mountoin, North Corolino IQYEAVERS OF PILE AND FLAT FABRICS a HOM i SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IO6 E. Mountain Street Compliments of SOUTHWELL MOTOR A COMPANY K XV QQ Ucopyfighi, Quality scum of America c oope mme, inc., ion i 'Xi wAlDfN5'A - qi .S N Sunbeam Q it ni g if ' ,gf Mu, .vial 4 y ' J X V fgcutwa. . . Fmt wdtln M11 yllwdf in faked Yooda. I ti iff' if ti by wi! i 'iiggfffgwjfffio-Q J, 435512, THE vosuis My V ' E539 '7i,vf5'?jZi9-221 W, Mom qw N if X fp Gastonia, N. C.. fffyff ogy! CL? C. E. WARLICK INSURANCE AGENCY HO W. Mountain Street Kings Mountain, N. C. 'f MM h QYQEEWSM Nwffilgfiw 1353 W STUNE commyv QJ fsiwgiwf C, WQWAAWM wXNw WSJ Sig R d Y THE KINGS MUUNTAIN HERALD Y FU LTON'S DEPT. STORE HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Phone 739-2591 Kings Mountain, N. C, QQ Royal Crown Cola THE VILLAGE SQUARE 50UTHgg:1E'2f NE55 121 E. Main St. 305 N. Lafayette Street Shelby, N. C. GC'S1On'0f N' C' Telephone HU 7-9073 HELEN'S, INC. Ready-to-Wear and Accessories 239 West-Main Avenue Dial 865-1991 Gastonia, N. C. is EVANS comics or commence Jie gsm 9 f VID Secretarial - Accounting 0 Gastonia, North Carolina Phone UNiversity 5-3501 BLANTON PONTIAC CADILLAC Sales and Service Shelby, N. C. M Ka. THE SPORTS CENTER Gastonia, N. C. limlw ix 'x E - NDN- GROVER WOMAN'S CLUB ox f J M A6 QNX 1 LSL l W Collector and Distributor DM, J 'XJ of dx I CLEVELAND COUNTY'S TREASURE OF PERSONAL RECIPES M ii' 52.00 per copy 52.50 mailed anywhere Telephone YE 7-7193 9 'E i Congratulations to the Class of l965 MOSS ELECTRIC CO. Commercial and Residential Wiring P. O. Box 445-508 East King St. Phone - 739-2126 Kings Mountain, N. C. The annual staff would like to thank the contributing firms for their support. Without them our annual, THE MILESTONES, would not materialize for the greater part of the revenue for pro- ducing this annual comes from them. The annual staff would like to urge the students of Kings Mountain High School to give the firms advertised herein the continued support needed for their existence. Neil McCarter, Business Manager Wslfiwm ,MMM iw. W Wffwfiwiw mffw McGINNlS FURNITURE COMPANY 309 Battleground Ave. Phone 739-4706 Kings Mountain, N. C. BEN T. GOFORTH Plumbing-Repoiring-Contracting Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone 739-4736 Compliments of . . 'V Vi,3X9f,g..0AI6f lffLUli1lillQ6 Q M739-4735 Compliments of COCPER'S INC. PLONK BROTHERS 81 COMPANY Kings Mountain, N. C. Sportswear by JANTZEN LONDON FOG MANHATTAN for ladies and men TIMMS FURNITURE CO. RAWLINGS-TODD CARSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY CQMPANY Gastonia, N. C. GASTONIA, N. C. if it Xisfw? yt? it Exmxgyggiir E Ll-loMs g9E Kangsf. ' sMountain L 5739-341 1 N by y Bessemer Ci t MAin 9g Woe w 5, if 5 x ADLEY FLYER AND if REPAQIR COMPANY E K Textilex Mkslchinery - Repair Parts jwlxg KINGS Mo A N S9 wljgyf WOMAN'S L V C - ' RAYFIELD AND STEWART VICTORY CHEVROLET COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of '65 s TFl'CORPORATED Textile Spindle Specialists Phones: UN 5-1692, UN 4-1690 P. O. Box 2488 Gastonia, N. C. x X XGQQ www ni QMS NX? ,LG 1gQvS9a9XY5v jfysy URAFTSPUN YARNS, INC. Kings Mountain, N. C. 1 CQCZQJ6 -haw, Jbucwu ,rwvfofLU--fhafw A' fU'a'JMAi7 1,0 LM? Lui WM Qgywqvawdfmgfaw aqbd' Og ,fwpg ,A-!z0,2i,4ue,,wQL6 S:A2inuF2fnligI31zgic'F0.a.Lw M111 x ,cfbofu ,w?.aMm,- da 496 fiuffefdwbav AjC'K'U xCQ v lUQ ' ' WMM cb 'BE5+ OF Duplex-Shannon Mew '3,:iRG K Kings Mountain, N? C. .ifxfyif WV .n y W X 3 yi W?p5iig,iVgv3i9W iilmcil Q! V V Wi' J of . if 57 iiviffffif W if V . E NN iyiilfvmilx N N' I'T1Ii ht f iff' qj i, if 'iv ii T P ip 'Pei-S C371 N iii W W4 . EE .ii IM? pi iiiw MQ yiffivbcvft ii xii. Wi U., 3 Y5gEVtIgJQS1gi35RO y i gg M. X . ii KW' ,LX K Ju ix WEN! QNX , mmf ly Njbmr .U wil' EJANNJU Gro erykiggwf SL 9 lil by . E .ii in wif L1 HBIQLJ6 if?-N . ix K wk .iw Rfb QTVWQJ MM X RW.. W W1 M Qi ,W R R .wiv X' gl,.imn..if..'f3J i JTQOJQNH rv iiWW,.3N W McGINNlS DEPARTMENT STORE Kings Mountain, N. C. FINGER LAUNDRY Kings Mountain, N. C. SUNRISE AII Star Dairy Products Grade A Pasteurized 509 West Franklin Gastonia, North Carolina BETHWARE PRUGRESSIVE CLUB U - ,gfiq ,Y X tax I 5' HH 'gh :A as I if A ' x. 5 .17 ff' sponsor of the Bethware Community Fair This Fair Approved by N. C. Department of Agriculture Member of N. C. Association of Agricultural Fairs wiiW5MffsC wif 695 MMENNWNBRICK sl TILE co. 0 dp WW MU' 9S?zj3ck 8. Tile NW' SN ,UD 6 Manufacturers of Common Fa N My YW and Wir C Ph 739 3666 K M N C GASTONIA COCA-COLA BQTTLING COMPANY i Jligggzffiij v VL? , Wiz, :F iw W H Win My 77aaf1fLu ioilxufcgudzi ya-?f1f7X1Mw cfffyf ggji ,gvlawl Lzrgfdfiy 1 25,2 A KZ' fi, Ziff? 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Serving lndustry Since 1923 , F VETERANS 0F FUREIGN WARS er Earl Stroupel Sr. Earl Stroupe, Jr. Commander Adjutant and Quartermaster GRIFFlN'S DRUG STORE 40 Years of Service X, nl Lf-gf. Ximw lava .J ' -In Efibferilii QQ il lpgzf byfs ,fm THE FOUR WAY TEST l. ls it the Truth? 2. ls it Fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build Goodwill and Better Friendships? 4. Will it be Beneficial to all concerned? KINGS MOUNTAIN ROTARY CLUB i BELK's DEPT. STORE Home of Bel-ter Values Kings Mountoi North Corolino Shop Belk's Look Young Be Young '. THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance MONTGOMERY GULF Grover, N. C. PAULI NE STORE Wolker Street Phone 739-3311 Kings Mountain, N. C. C - C9 Vg' -N N JJ 04 yi I fu' mg 4 fiffiwm Wfwifti' WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 229 Bottleground Ave, Kings Mountain, N. C. QFQE FRIENDLY . ,, -.Ah SERVICE ' N D y in Jw 'o0og101f5 A Kings Mountain, N, HARRISON MACHINE SHOP Kings Mountain, N. C. ' . ,il , ' ' f PA?frER5QNi QIL i comnxiiyi iii Kings Mountain, N. C. Holsum .... The bread to buy Holsum Baking Co. Gastonia, N. C. Compliments of NORRIS PACKING COMPANY, INC. Highway I8, South, Shelby, N Packers of Carolina Farm Meat Products DAVIS AN D WHITE Attorneys Kings Mountain, N. C. HOKE ELECTRIC Kings Mountain, N. C. WEIR'S COAL It's the black business but we treat you white Kings Mountain, N. C. TIGNOR 8. RUSSELL GARAGE 103W Cleveiand Ave. Kings Mountain, N. C. IF lT'S FRESHER THAN BOST - lT'S STILL IN THE OVEN CLEVELAND COUN'l'Y'S ENLY BAKERY Shelby, N. C. 0. G. PENEGAR CO. 176 W. Fronklin Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. Heodquorters for School 81 Office Supplies Underwood Typewriters speed the world's business 1 a M ' 51fWfQf ffm' AW G PHIWE HARDWARE co. Vl, WW ,M 'Mull' WMM .7 WW ttIeground Avenue xv LM fb MM 739-4731 For Those Who W e Finest W Hardware-Sporting Goods- Guns and Ammunition KINGS MOUNTAIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ,, ' CAR0L A MADE R. E. HAMBRIGHRS CaroIina's Finest Flour XC . Phone YE 7'523l TCQJ 5 E W df! EAGLE ROLLER MILL A Rl T BR HE OIL C0 COMPANY Fuel on env d ' E .J - Ei7me 23 Sh lb , N. C. X e Y AQ N if One of the Finest Small Town Restaurants in the Carolinas and We're Your Neighbors HELEN'S RESTAURANT Bessemer City, N. C. Compliments of COHEN'S lO5 N. Main St. Gastonia, N. C. Mc B RAYER MOTORS Chrysler, Plymouth 81 Valiant Shelby, N. C. CHILDERS ROOFING AND HEATING CO., INC. Roofing -- Guttering - Heating 81 Air Conditioning All Types Sheet Metal Works Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone: 739-5166 FRED J. WRIGHT 81 SON Concrete Products Phone 739-5266 Cansler St. Kings Mountain, N. C KINGS MOUNTAIN FARM CENTER Purina Chows-Seeds--Fertilizers 126 W. Gold St. Phone 739-5111 Kings Mountain, N. C. Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 739-2321 Kings Mountain, N. C. CAROLINA DAIRY Shelby, N. C. ALLEN'S FLOWER SHOP Anything in Flowers 624 East King Street Kings Mountain, N. C. Box 102 Phone 739-2556 EAST KING ESSO SERVICE 518 East King Street Kings Mountain, N. C. Compliments of LAMBETH ROPE CORP. Kings Mountain, N. C, Compliments of BILL CAMP'S BARBER SHOP Grover, N. C. BESSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Route 1-York Road Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone 739-4162 WILLlE'S JEWELRY 225 S. Battleground Avenue Kings Mountain Repairs our Speciality MARGRACE FABRIC SHOP Kings Mountain, N. C. Kings Mountain North Carolina CITY PAINT STORES Kings Mountain North Carolina GROVER LIONS CLUB MEDICAL PHARMACY Prescriptions Cosmetics Luncheonette Free Delivery We give SSH GREEN STAMPS Kings Mountain, N. C. CITY AUTO 8- TRUCK PARTS, INC. 209 York Road Kings Mountain, N. C. Dial 739-4783 TH E GASTON IA GAZETTE The Piedmont's Growing Newspaper Splendid News Coverage And Door to Door Delivery ln Kings Mountain 81 Surrounding Area. NOW SERVING YOU SEVEN DAYS A WEEK KI NGS MOUNTAIN DRUG COMPANY Kings Mountoin's Modern Drug Store Phone 739-2571 WEBB THEATER Gastonia N. C CENTER THEATER JL iw f Zqffp iiowjf Mccunnv CLEANERS A Hop B , Kings Mountain, N. C. 5L Gastonia, N' QUALITY sANowicH co. 9 Railroad Avenue 3 Q Compliments of ED FALLS USED CARS Railroad Avenue Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone 739-5976 NN X ings oumoun N if Ed Fans Joe Falls K MmMj 59 ml Q59 Ynflfil R. if we in zigw X .N X356 ' KX M' X I V WKMT is W . RADIO ngjm! .. Qu W ' 'l2200l'1YOUI'Dl ' X ll Kings Mountain, N th C l Wixwfijwjwwff' W V? WJW M My Wi? WWW, 'CWEAEQLINQWAHROWING co., INC. ' I 'WQWM W Kg Manufacturers of Superloft, Jw' Fluflon Stretch Yarns Visit 0 HARRIS-TEETER SUPER MARKET in the following towns: ci-iARLo1'rE NEWTON :mums Q ruin GASTONM CORNEUU5 sursn MARKETS.: UNTMN H'CK0RY KANNAPOLIS MORGANTON MooREsviLi.E FOREST UTY LINCOLNTON STATESVILLE -T - f L Magi, X i ' J i. i id .xgfPMJW'6Jn!Wf, , N' ' . i 7 A 'J gi f M X, ig? guy , , . X -Su' V . . pf f 'QW 5QEt1m1st A ommc Of Kmgs Mounta1n 'gi ffib , ' X is J A 9' x RV sapfffrz nd of tlze .93oy is xf Sb' M i Kings Mountoin, N. 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