Kings Mountain High School - Milestones Yearbook (Kings Mountain, NC) - Class of 1971 Page 1 of 216
Cover
Pages 6 - 7 Pages 10 - 11 Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9 Pages 12 - 13 Pages 16 - 17
Show Hide text for 1971 volume (OCR )
Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume: “
Sah! = inl er aes tt y io) fi we a - MILESTONES PX) SF hes YR ) 5-12 Sema Kings Mountain High School Kings Mountain, North Carolina MAUNEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 100 S. PIEDMONT AV: KENGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. 28086 Alright, so they made you come home from the beach — August 25, 1970. The halls had a certain tenseness in them. Freshmen would not move ten feet past the front door. All the halls and corners were filled with upper classmen trying to find out who was teaching what, what happened where, and if you had really heard that! It didn’t take long to establish the old routine, and it wasn’t long before the establishment stopped allowing two extra minutes after the tardy bell for you to find your new class. Everyone jived during activity period; the juke box had actually arrived, but there was a brief period of silence during the year while the juke box was replenished with its stolen records. Then the day of the first football game came and everyone was aware school had begun. Football players were tense with anticipation as were all their fellow students. All this enthusiasm led to the Mounties’ capture of the Sportmanship trophy. Dances, detention hall, clubs, gettin’-it-together sessions 1n the gym, parades... The announcement was out-no midterms! Then the days went faster and faster. We systematically moved from class to class. Nine- weeks grading was established. Homecoming came and went. Ballgames were won and lost. SAT scores came. Many were faced with college. All things must come to an end, it’s true, but it was your choice at the beginning of the year or perhaps for the ‘71 graduates, 4 years ago whether the culmina- tion of another year would have a happy or sad ending. a sis CR Ee As your high school days race past, you are faced with more and more responsibilities, decisions, problems, and questions. This high school is here for the purpose of preparing you to cope with these. Aes But it is here only to help you. The final decision is yours. Take advantage of it. The offer is here but the ac- ceptance 1s up to you. Tests you thought you couldn't survive and teachers you felt you couldn't face, another day now slip into the background. ALS SAN Yes, a year has come and gone with each detail important in its own way. These memories will remain — hazy but not forgotten. he. 1 S. It, They Seniors Speak out, you've got to speak out against the madness, You got to spead your mind if you dare. But don't try to get yourself elected. If you do you had better cut your hair. Cause it appears to be a long time before the dawn. It’s been a long time coming, it’s going to be a long time gone. But you know, the darkest hour is always just before the dawn. Carl Adams, Jr. Constance Y. Adams Ken Adams Janie Adams Donna Alexander Gene Ross Alexander 10 i Jimmy Anderson Ethel Ayers Jackie Barnette Linda Sue Belk Frankie Bell Jerry Bell Norman Randolph Bell Tony Leonardo Bell 12 if) or Ss (eB) Hy v a 3 q foo} n cB) 12, i= i 3 Nn ma 3 ee n fo) (53) ie x o u nS ea) 5 a ¢ = WY (a) WN rs a} Sc q q 4 E = ia ms faa) 14 Q v a gx o i} a Vv ate) = A Fey Ww Vv SI q vo : : WB) cq rs ie a = a es vo 3 4A ‘a Larry Bennett Mike Bolin ate od oN Cindy Bridges Danny Bright Cynthia Brown Johnny H. Bumgardner, Jr. Linda Bumgardner Priscilla Burris _ Bobby Byars Brenda Byers It is not a state of being, it is a state of mind. It must fought for; it must be worked for; it must be earned. It does not come naturally to man, the war-like animal It is peace. } Douglas F. Byers ae Lp: Ee A Linda Byers Survilla Byers Teresa Camp Earnest Cansler Arthur Carroll Carolyn Carroll Shirley Jean Carroll Judy Clark Debbie Cooke Judy Childers Susan Champion Jr Crawford, James C Denise Costner Lettie Crank Patsy Lynn Cornwell v ise! 9) S ip) c 5) x oD) ea) as 5} [e} a yn th Lowery, Mrs There are those who want an armed Revolution and I am not one of them, not just now. We need good schools and houses for people to live in and it could be done and we’re going to make this country do it. I'm going to stay mad until things change. You change them or we will change them. I really don’t care. But the choice isn’t going to be yours much longer. J.S. Kunen Guess who. Buddy Davis Connie Davis ai Euzellia Davis Al Crocker Pam Cronan Joan Davis Michael Ellison Linda Darnice Feemster Dwight Dixon Helen Dixon This freshman thinks these guys are putting a halo over his head. 18 19 Miss Hoyle gives computer conduct cut for talking back. Scott Franklin Martha Fredell meno Bee ance Fy rome — sci ver Carl Fulton Reb Wiesener Mary Gault Charlie and Debbie stand on q al . ‘ rock and look into water. Shirley S. Green Sheila Faye Greene 20 2] Mrs. Lackey actin’ naturally Eunicetene Gordon Beth Hambright Phyllis Hamrick Gloria Hardin ARR CIM esee David Fletcher Hord, III Carolyn Howard Grady Keever Howard, Jr. Charles D. Howell Listening to you I get the music. Gazing at you I get the heat. Following you I climb the mountain. I get excitement at your feet! P. Townshend Judy Howell Dale Hoyle Sa oe a Pamela Renee Humphries Rachel Robin Huskey Susan Georgette Hutchins Jatana Jackson June Jackson Tap Jackson Floyd Jerome Jenkins Henry Jenkins Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care? Barbara Johnson John Johnson J.T. Johnson Ann Alexander Jones Roy Jones Shirley Anne Keller Jack D. King Wilbur King Dale Lawing Martha Gale Lawing Linda Ledford Steve Lemmons Leland Leonhardt When things go wrong, don’t go with them. Rhonda Lynn Lovelace David H. Lowery Steve Lynn Gary Lyon Gwendolyn McCree Bob Machowicz Beperdeoun Rereweian, Woody Mitchell Cassandra Moore Karen Moore Polly Anne Moore Even if you're on the right track, You'll get run over if you just sit there. Keith Morrow Sa Connie Moss Mickey Moss Beatrice Newsome Mike Norwood Ora Elizabeth Owensby Nolan Page Bill Parker Mary Anne Parker 28 2g : enti: accenic cs coe ee aS eect en Ronnie Payne mt iri ti Nancy Patterson Frankie Patterson Karen Peavy Barbara Kay Patterson 1 hall anc study ck to ba ay e€ on our Ww cWhirter, we wer M Mr fer Connie Phi Joyce Peterson Steve Powell AS Paul D. Pouchak Susan Rebecca Plonk Anne Hunter Plonk aaa SR A RNR Faye Sherrin Putnam David Putnam inn Terry Putnam Darlene Qu Larry Putnam Kenneth Putnam ‘And then she said. . . David Randall Charles Reed Sherry Reynolds Debbie Rhea Mr, Wise shows how it’s done. Brenda Gail Robinson Yvonne Floyd Carl E. Rhodes Charlene Ross 32 33 Chuck Ross Curtis Ruppe Colonel Pip Sanders Nathan Sanders Dana W. Sarvis And Chuck what are you selling? Louis Ann Sherrer Billy Smith David Smith Today is Yesterday’s Tomorrow Diane Smith Faye Smith 34 35 7 Francis Smith Seven-up. Gail Smith isis sb Ys a ‘ ¥ Helen Deloise Smith Sarah E. Smith ad : y Z Donna Ross Scenetta Stevens Sea Jerry Suggs 36 “Ah-ah-hah-ah-h-h-hah-h-h-h.” WG Se Michael K. Swofford Marsha E. Summitt Mrs. Shuford ne parle pas le francais. Harry Martin Jim Tate Arnold Turner Joanne Turner la Cynth In llip Marti i Ph Up and down. Deborah A. Warren Bill Watson Linda Ann Wells Betty Jo Wheeler Sandra J. Whetstine Denise Whetstine Jack H. White Every year the Senior class unites its ideas and personalities into the effort of selecting the class song, flower, motto, and colors. The class of ‘71 has selected “I'll Walk with God”, as the song, the yellow rose as the flower, a very appropriate motto is “It is better to live and help live than to live and let live,” black and gold were chosen as the class colors. Mr. Froneberger projects his best side. Pamela B. Williams Robert W. Williams Wilhermenia Williams Brenda Wilson Cathy Wilson Geeta we For everything there 1s a season and a time for every matter . A time to reflect, and a time to dream. A time to revise, and a time to plan. A time to decide, and a time to act. Doris Elaine Wilson le S oe Oh 250: 9 Sgt, 5 D o is © Pamela J. Wilson Randy Wilson Susan Elaine Wilson David Winebarger @ Ricky Bynum Woods Beverly Lynn Wright Graduation is a good time for Seniors . They must leave behind their faithful lockers . their beloved teachers, Mr. Atkinson, activity period, pep rallies and other assorted thrills. . . get the idea? In Biology students are studying the eye g J aes re Carolyn Wyte Marty Wright 1. Pam Cronan, 2. Lynn Finger, 3. Charles Reed, 4. Cathy Wilson, 5. Ge ep Howard, 6. Becky Plonk, 7. Jack White, 8. Linda Wells, 9. Judy Childers, 10. Carolyn Howard. National Honor Society Highest honor granted to a student. . . must work to achieve. . . scholarship. . . leadership. . .character. . .service. . . start off right. . . hang tough, people! 1. Cathy Wilson, 2. Linda Wells, 3. Pam Cronan, 4. Carolyn Howard, 5. Judy Childers, 6. Gail Robinson, 7. Debbie Rhea, 8. Charlie Reed, 9. Jack White, 10. Geep Howard, 11. Lynn Finger, 12. Becky Plonk. Junior Marshals Meet once ayear. . . lead seniors in for graduation. . . hand out programs. . . work hard kids. . . membership in this group can hang on .001 of a point. 5 SEPIA ——=—— Senior Superlatives 1. Most school spirited: Lynn Finger, Doug Byers 2. Best looking: Gail Smith, Gene Alexander 3. Wittiest: Lynn Lovelace, Dale Lawing 4. Most likely to succeed: Pam Cronan, Charles Agnew Reed 5. Best all round: Becky Plonk, Nathan Sanders 6. Most talented: Renee Goins, Ronnie Payne 7. Most athletic: Ann Jones, Chuck Carpenter 8. Friendliest: Debbie Burns, Phillip Sanders 9. Most studious: Judy Childers, Jack White : Fi caret abana Girls’ State: Becky Plonk, Cathy Wilson ceeeregnene tempmi cn ana Jack White: National Science Foundation, Chapel Hill; National Merit Commended Student, Governor’s School Nominee—1970. Chapel Hill. Charles Reed: 1970 Governor's School participant, accepted National Science Foundation, w be e) : 0 vi Charles Reed, Geeper Howard, Jack White. inees Morehead Nom = BEE ER AEE AE ae ea nee wee ere rerre eaerererret® eoeveererr eer ee gree? inetd. dda 5 anahiehn radadadee? - Deane’ peers. ( Grafton School Nominee: ernor s Gov National Science Foundation Program, Miss. State University: Betsy Queen. Pam Whithers. Science Foundation Program, ECU | National -Cronan. OW) 1e) a) 74 fe) Same old thing Knight after Knight. Cindy Alexander Cynthia K. Alexander Jimmy Amos Curtis Phillip Anderson Deborah Ayers Nancy Bagwell Bill Baird Mike Baity Charles Ray Baker Jr. Tommy Baker Susan Ballew Helen Bess Steve Barber Betty Jo Bell Gene Baumgardner Adrian Beam Lou Beam Doug Bell Scott Bell Kathy Bennet Gail Bess Wanda Bess Linda Kay Black Dennis Blackburn Sylvia Blackwood Chris Blanton Deborah Blanton Vicki Blanton Wayne Blanton Keith Blanton David Bolin Richard Borov Debbie Bowen Elaine Brackett Diana Bridges Lynn Bridges Gary Bristol Ben (Dodge) Brown Craig “Tito” Brown C. Wayne Bundy Charlotte Burns Kathy Burns Avery “Shorty” Burris Doris Elaine Burris k PN NPN Cynthia Christopher Jean M. Clinton Hetty Rodes Cox Gary Clark Diane Cornwell William Crocker Ff i Faye Calhaine Burris Venessa Camp Marlene Cash Kytrina Arlene Burris Butch Campbell Susan Cash Ted Burton Cathy Carpenter Becky Cashion Karen Byers Dottie Carroll Martha Causby Kathy Jane Camp Evan Hugh Carroll Jr. Kathy Champion . Goldsmith blushes. ster Davis Susan Davis Michael A. Dyke Libby Fitch Barbara Greene id Davis Ruth Ann Davidson i Tim Echols Vickie Gann George Grier : Jimmy England Janet Lorraine Gardner John Edward Grier III Kat Ervin Bart George Bonnie Hannah Anne Finger Scott Goforth Randy Harrelson 100 §. PIEDMONT AVENUE MAUNEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY FINCS MOUNTAIN, N.C. 28086 Danny Hartsoe Jeff Hedden Jane Henderson Mildred Hicks Susan Hill Madeline Hines Skip Hollifield Ricky Hord Billy Houze Dale Hoyle Leslie Hoyle Laura Ann Hudson Gail Huffstetler Larry Huffstickler Mike Champiue Terry P. Hughes Phyllis Hullender Tim Hunter Julia Huskey Steve Ingle Jeanne Ijames Bobby Johnson Teresa Jones Thurman Jordon Bobby L. King 52 53 Joe W. King Danny A. Lail Becky Kiser Sheila Ledbetter Mr. Deal points out sour notes. Chad Allen Ledford George Ledford Brent Leigh Teresa Leigh Debbie Lee Debby Lightsey Joel L. Lightsey Linda P. Logan Marshall Logan Jr. Jane L. Lovelace Lemuel Lovelace David H. Lowery ss Paul Manning Chip McCarter Jeanette L. McClain Virginia McCoy Mike McDaniel Paulette Manning E. Eugene McClain Kathy McClain Debbie McDaniel Meredith McGill Teri Martin Gale Elizabeth McClain Gerald McCombs Mark McDaniel Jackie Metcalt Let the sun shine in. 54 i) eye OS Carolyn Lorraine Mitchem Larry L. Moore Diane Mitchem Ronnie Moore Norma Morrison Betty Moss 4=N. Mike Moss Paula Moss Diane Mullinax Sue Anne Murray Jackie Nicholson Pam. Nicholson Perry Nolen Seber reming het Vivian Jean Oates David Lee Parker David Peterson Kathryn Owens Gilbert Patrick Don Phifer Gerald Owensby Cathy Payne W.S. Phifer : hed Bob F. Phillips Roger Poole Steve Phillips Debbie Porter Beverly Plonk Jason Pouchak Mike Plon k Janet Pruette Steve Plonk Betsy Lea Queen Panic strikes juniors when answers don’t match. 56 Jeffrey Redmond Ed Robbs Dara Pertina Roberts Wanda Rogers Dale Russell Donnell Roseboro Melba Roseboro Judy Ross Tony Ruppe Douglas Sellers Dianne Sanders Kathy Sanders Don Scism Phil Sears Karla Smith Linda Sllers Doug Sexton David Smith Dianne Smith Ricky Starnes Sheila LuAnn Smith Larry Southards Karen Sparks Dianne Spearman Ricky Starnes ® ® Jimmy Stoll Brenda Stone David Stone Sheila Sutherland ane Talbert Sharon Marie Timms Elaine Tria Jean Turner Mary Turner Priscilla Ann Wade Mrs. Howard should use a calender instead of a stop watch. Doug Ware Judi Ware Roger Ware Chris Watkins Gary Watson Vickie Watterson 58 59 Patricia Ann Weaver Martha Weiss Dorothy Earlene Whitmore Annie Webster Alfred White Timothy Joe Willis Lynn Wilson Kay Wright — AS lana i a i Rita D. Wilson Lorraine Wright a Grafton Withers Donald Yarbro = heen Judy Lou Ann Wright Jeff Yarbro Mr. Goforth makes it sound easy. A nice time to show off a diamond ring! For some the evening was spent on the dance floor . Kathy and Dwight share romantic thoughts of the evening. 60 And the dancing wenton.. . ATW OD 5 and on Sophomores Arnold Adams Letitia Adams Mike Adams Phylis Adams Mr. Guy boasts of the thinness of his waistline. Lou Ann Alexander Gail Allen Joyce Allen Ricky Allen Steve Allen Eddie Anderson Pam Arrowood Alfred Ash Gary Babb Jackie Bagwell Teresa Baliles Linda Barnette Bernice Bell Irvin Bell Nancy Bell Roxanne Bell Becky Bennett Mike Bennett Donnie Bennix Ronnie Biddix Bennie Black Betty Black Darrell Black Jerry Blanton Lynn Blanton Mark Blanton Randy Blanton Vickie Boheler Dianne Bolin Gina Bowen Arlene Boyd Marlene Boyd Leonard Brackett Jacob Bridges Janet Bridges John Bridges Mrs. Raymer always seems to get the best out of all her students. Kenny Bridges Lenny Bridges Wayne Bridges Edward Brown Dennis Bryant Lou Bryant Steve Buckner Billy Buff Susan Bumgardner Rosie Lee Burris Brenda Burton Verne Byers David Caldwell Janice Campbell Lee Ann Campbell Beverly Carpenter Paul Carpenter Diane Carroll Jerome Cash Diane Coleman David Collins Ted Collins Debra Conner Lynn Conner Kris Cook Sherry Ross Woody Ross Keith Ruppe Gary Dennis Sellers Junior Sellers Cathy Cox Ricky Cox Debra Crockett Verina Crosby Ken Culberson Barbara Davies Harlee Davis Jo Davis Wendell Dawkins Winella Dawkins Rita Day Andy Debruler Sheila Dixon William Dover Johnny Earney i , inci i i Mrs. Griffin smiles innocently as she is caught eae ee easily explains Avagado’s Principle to Te ee adds much charm and efficiency to the AU seieh The Tice aiciorla® ents. d Mr. Larson tells class of ‘good ole days’. Peggy Earney Vickie Chaney Terry Childers Cynthia Clark Irelou Easely Roxanne Ernst Becky Etters Larry Evans Sandra Falls Kirk Falls Vicki Farais Pearl Fowler Michael Ferrell Brian Fite Elaine Flowers Kind-hearted, good-looking Mr. Baker adds a youthful flair to teaching. Marcus Floyd Randy Floyd tg Jan Fryer Ann Gaddy Medaeca tees etise eee ete. gee $35 pacer et ee ees, icp SERS RE ERE SO4S bEESE TE, eee iaeet spas HPP IE i $aGRe oe haage gt OSee ens Mat eeses S oe see ee 43 io pheker ve arnereetireore theayesecietess ees. Pray SP HEOSE ES st Stee ees wigett 4 Lynn Gann Mike Galloway Billy Gault Debbie George Myron George Donna Gillispie Vernon Gillespie Mike Smith Mr. Putnam does much studying on his favorite subject. Mike Gladden Phillip Gordon Beth Hughes Beverly Hughes Mike Hughes Ann Hullender Debra Hullender Patsy Hullender Frank Humphreys Janet Hunt 2 “gos Se afm . .‘% % Vickie Huskey Lynn Husky Neil Hutchins Chris Johnson Debbie Johnson pherates. ti Va ER OWE: IRIS Mr. Dixon is burdened with dull classes and long basketball season and still Mrs. Gamble always keeps her recipe book handy. 68 comes out with a smile. Vicki Johnsonbaugh Jimmy Jolly Arthur Jones Barry Jones Deborah Jones Lynn Jones Bruce King Debbie King Belinda Charlean Kiser Jackie Lanier Ricky A. Latz Rita Lawson Tenna Leach Donald Ledford Karen Ledford Masahiro Lee Connie Lefevers Teresa Loftin Vickie Loftin John Logan Lane Logan Micki Lovelace Michael Lowe Kathy Lowery Jody Lublanezki Queenie Mackey Bob Maner Philis Mauney Angela McAbee Alice McClain Betty Jo McClain Teresa McCraw Mark McDaniel Randy McDaniel John McDevitt Theresa McDowell James McGill Kindell McGill Doris McKinney Caroline McManus Robin McMurray Robert McNeil Mrs. Knight's patience is proven daily in her study hall. EG, Mrs. Neal daydreams of being editor of New York Times. Karen McSwain Barbara Medlin Deborah Melton Chuck Merck Teresa Merritt Dale Milling James Mintz Barbara Mitchem Jamie Mitchem Jennie Mae Montgomery Linda Moore Peggy Moore Robby Moore Sandra Kay Moore Sherrie A. Moore Steven Moore Zelma Moore Phyllis E. Morgan Claudette Morrison Frank Morrow Phillip Moss Scott Moss Vickie Moss Penny Mullinax Darlene Murray Mrs. Vance demonstrates her unique ability to do fingertip push-ups in a vertical position. Tony Myers Stella Neisler Kathy Nicholson Gail Norman Donna Oliver Scotty Oliver I eee Avis Owens Terry Owens Debbie Page Randy Page Jethro Parker Keith Parker Alan Pate Linda Patrick Linda Patterson Gerald Payne Peggy Payne Connie Pearson Otis Perry Ernest Richard Peterson Johnny Peterson J.B. Philbec Laura Plonk Sharon Plonk Carol Proctor Elizabeth Reid Cathy Reynolds Chris Reynolds Mickey Rhea Eddie Rice Carmen Rhodes Deborah Robbs Jacqueline Rogers Gale Roseboro Barbara Ross Debbie Ross Frieda Sexton Tommy Shirley Randy Short Beth Smith Linda Smith Ree Smith Robyn Smith Janet Sneed Elaine Spearman Glenn Stawls Frankie A. Stokes Susan Elaine Stokes Andy Strickland Connie Strickland Wanna Strong Jane Stroupe Roy Dale Suggs Greg Sutton Patricia Diane Swofford Frank Tessneer Ronnie Tessener Mike Thombs Frankie Thompson Wanda Thompson Lanny Thornburg Chris Tindall Davy Towery Dennis Trout Dale Upchurch Jerry Valentine Margaret Valentine Leonard Q. Varner Jane Waddell Bill Joe Wall Ricky S. Wallace Bobby Ware Diane Ware Sonja Ware Doris Warren Joyce Wease Shelia Ann Wease Linda Diane Weaver Charles Welch Dennis Welch Terry Wells Buck Wheeler Billy Whetstine Fraver White Wayne Whitley Nancy Wiesener Michael Wiggins Freddie Wislon Clara Elizabeth Winebarger Jackie Woods Randolph Wray Elaine Wright Mike Wright Tam Wright Louise Wyte Dale Yarbrough Debra Adams Ella Adams Priscilla Adams Sheila Roxann Adams Angela Allen Norma Allison Evelyn J. Allmond Sammy Anderson Danny Arrowood Terry Atkinson Terri Bagwell Boyd Baird Tony Baliles Glenda Barnette Linda Barnette Cheryl] Barrett S. Lynn Barrett Tony Beam Vanessa Beam Larry Beatty Beverly Gean Belk Beverly Bell Calvin Bell David Bell Freshmen Mr. Schuessler rejoices over the beauty of Latin with students. Rachel Bell Rhonda Bell Gary Dean Benton Ann Barner Mike Beatty Thomas Berry Delilah Bess Richard Bess Joyce A. Black Gail Blake C. Elaine Blanton Don Blanton Donna Blanton Terry Blanton Pam Boheler Debbie Bolin Kenny Bolin Linda L. Bolin Steve Ayers David Bowen Johnny Bowen Sam Boyce Janet Boyles Danny Bridges Joy Bridges Tab Bridges Susan Byrant Glenda Burns Clista Burris Patricia D. Burris Phyllis F. Burris Ricky Burton Denoris Byers Mike Camp Gary Campbell Teresa Campbell Linda Kay Carpenter Audrey Willette Carroll Carolyn R. Carroll David Carroll Phillip Carroll Randy Carroll Debra Elaine Carter Wynn Childers Steve Chriscoe Cynthia Clark Danny Cobb Doris Cobb Keith Cochran Bill Coile Karen Cole Donald Conner Sheryll Conner Audrey Cook Cheryl Costner Karen Creighton Linda Crocker Ricky Crocker Walter Crocker Vicki Cronan Glenda Davis Tim Davis John Dawkins John Deal Debbie Deaton Renee Deaton James Dedmon Jimmy Dellinger Rebecca Dellinger Robin Dickey Carolyn Dixon Annette Dover Kenneth Dover Terry Dowda Lynn Downey Priscillia Dunlap Darrell Van Dyke Mark Eaker Roger Eaker Carolyn Early Terri Echols Mary A. Elgin Mike Emery Robbie Engram Laura Etters Sam Falls Warren Falls Ken Farias Clinton Feemster Gwen Feemster Carolyn Fitch Jim Fitts Lynn Flowers Renee Ford Wanda D. Ford Debra Foster Janette Foster Rhonda Foster Keith Franklin Terry Franks Cathy French Mr. Campbell diligently applies himself to his work. Miss Parker’s serene teaching methods demonstrates the advantage of composure to learning. Mike Gaffney Roxie Gann Dolly Gardner Donnell! Gill James Gill Ronnell Gill Janette Gilliam Dennis Gladden Steve Goins Terry Guins Violet Goode Debbie Grahl James Grant Peggy Grant Wanda Gregory Debbie Greene Frances Guiton Deborah Guyton Jean Hallman Mike Hamm Janice Hamilton Larry Hamrick Mike Hardin Terry Harmon Howard Hawks Patsy Henson Pamela Hickman Gail Hightower Steve Hicks Kathy Hope Debbie Hopper Dennis Hogue Nancy Hord Cathy Horton Roger Hovis Karen Howell Jayne Huffstickler Eddie Hughes Larry Hughes David Hullender Alice Hunt Nina Ivie Ava Jackson Alan Jamerson Denise Jenkins Brenda Jimmerson Robert Jimmerson Bucky Johnson Susie Johnson Donna Jones Ricky Jones Dianne Justice Sherri King Danny Lahrner Wayne Lail Clamity Lary Barry Laughridge Wayne Leach William Leach Kathy Ledford Ricky Ledford Jimmy Lightsey Faye Coeeitiee McWhirter are to the academic processes of learning. 80 81 Kay Lockridge Charles Logan Keith Lovelace Calvin Mackey Pamela Martin Red Gary Martin Jackie Mayes Micheal Mayes Patricia Mauney Brent McCarter Wayne McCleary Debbie McDaniel Gilbert McDaniel Phillip McDaniel John McGill Sandy McGinnis Patricia McKee Mena Mercer Cathy Morrison Debbie Moore Eddie Moore Micheal Moore Joe Morrow Debra Oates A a 4 Nina Oliver Darnette Perkins Ronnie Perkins Ricky Perry Johanna Phifer Marriott Phifer Marty Phifer Barbara Philbeck Jenny Phillips John Plonk Keith Porter Scott Price Connie Proctor Danny Proctor Sandi Proctor Roy Putnam Vickie Putman Jody Ragstole James Ramey Becky Ray Joelean Reid Mary Ellen Reynolds Ricky A. Rhea Darlene D. Rhodes Diane Rhodes Kelly Rippy Buddy Robinson Cynthia Robinson Joe Robinson Cherly Roper What students won't do to get in to such an outstanding fraternal organi- zation. Deborah Roseboro Denise Ross Margarett Ross Rachel Ross Steve Ruff David Robert Sanders Tina Sanders John Schenck Becky Scruggs Keith Sellers Sandy Sellers Wayne Sipes Darlene Smart Betty Smith Christine Smith “If at first you don’t succeed, QUIT!” I. Alexander's Axiom 7. 82 83 Eddie Smith Mark Smith Jodi Smith Sheila Smith Randy Smyley Curtis Solmons Sandy Southwell Danny Spearman John Springer Yevon Staley Pam Stevenson Doug Stoll Diane Strickland Claude Suber Billy Talbert Jane Tate Mike Tate Sharon Timms Mr. Cashion boasts of his heroism in the face of “brutal” driving. aw Mrs, Ware’s students “jive” with Chicago. Mr. Leftwich discusses the entrance requirements of Berkley with radical students. “Ozzie” ponders over the epistimic correlations of his subject. Suzie Thompson Billy Toney Micheal Towery Eddie Turner Danny Ward Debbie Ward Ricky Whitley Billie F. Wilson Jeep Wilson Scott Wilson Mark Withers Louise Young Patricia Young — ae . eae gh a Wns ig? a8, edt ee oe Sateen ee Mrs. Sisk takes time out to demonstrate the Funky Chicken. Q4 CCCCLE CECE HERKS i Hambright vainly tries to remove his finger from the telephone ial. Mr. Westmorland subconciously wonders, “What in confound thing?”’ Mr. Alexander creates Mrs. Hinton explains enthusiasm among his students. that 2+2 does not equal 4. Hades in wrong with this Mr. Lee rehabilitating. RES Secretary Sandra Bungardner manages a smile at the end of the day. Our Principa Mr. J.C. Atkinson Assistant Principal, Bill Young. “ vt: Run, Jump, Punt, Pass, 1970 Baseball 2°° 42 First Row: Doug Ware, Don Phifer, David Bolin, Keigh Fite Second Row: David Putnam, Bill Watson, Jack King, Chuck Carpenter, Ricky Hord, Grafton Withers, Tim Echols. Grafton awaits his turn at bat. Pitcher Ricky Hord prepares for a big game. 90 oO} A ES OPPONENT Dallas Burns Shelb R.S. Central East Belmont Dallas Lincolnton Chase Crest Burns Cherryville Shelb R.S. Central Crest East Belmont Lincolnton Cherryville Chase ADI WNDWN OWN WARD WW OWWWN SABO CORP WONUYL DR NWN BOR Qo A BELATED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to pitcher Rocky Goforth who was voted All State 1969, Most Valuable Player, All Conference, and All County. Record-Won 22, Lost 2. Golf Team Dana Sarvis, Scott Cloniger, David Hord, Geeper Howard, Jimmy Jolly. a eee CS — e one Charlie gives a few pointers. bbe Gh eee tere ee Ret ie oe SS a es i Mie Neto titet Rae Gin S: os eto ce oo oak a oo IVE bbodd ch Ppheshe hij Pop hoped bd no EL OLE EEE A ry oy a You gotta be fast in this game! Bobby taking his aim. ism dsm . ei mba Revenge! A real knock-down, drag out fight! Wrestling Team First row: Ricky Jones, Curtis Salmons, Jony Pevey, Bill Toney, Jason Pucheck; Second row; Carl Fulton, Mike Swofford, Terry Goins, Robbie 94 Eng, Jimmy Amos, Randy Page; Third row: Aurthur Carrol, Andy Strickland, Don Ledford, Steven Crisco, Alfred ASh, Ronnie payne, Danny —— Henderson, Gerald Payne, Roger Eaker. 95 ccebedie on First row: Danny Rhodes, Chris Blanton, Carl Fulton, Randy Harrelson, Thomas Bell, Putnam, Joe Bell, Mike Moss, Wilson Ledford, Gerald Putnam, Ricky Lewis, John Mike Swofford, Marshal Logan; Second Row: Fraver White, Philbert Smith, Arthur Grier, James White, Terry Hughes, Ray Hughes. Carroll, Randolph Ross, Eddie Peterson, Terry Dunlap; Third row: Ted Burton, Terry Track Team Joe “puts the shot”. Philbert checks the team’s time. Varsity Football First row: Mike Swofford, Mike Wright, David Bolin, Dale Russell, Calvin Parker, Carl Fulton, Frankie Stokes, Bucky Wheeler; Second row: Ted Burton, Freddie Williams, Danny Rhodes, Mark George, Bill Loftin, Chris Blanton, Randy Harrelson, Javon Smith, Harley Davis, Myron George; Third Row: George Grier, Chris Johnson, Jack King, Steve Plonk, “By golly, I think I’ve got it.” Massacre on the football field. 96 ‘‘ S OPPONENT Bessemer Chase East — Belmont Cherryville R.S. Central Shelby Burns Crest Lincolnton Nore 1 2 is COD OPNYORNOO heen bh SEO ROU AW ao Geeper Howard, John Grier, Joe Bell, Ray Hughes, Gerald Owensby, Terry Hughes, Bobby “Now why did I do that?” Johnson; Fourth row: Marshal Logan, Johnny Hogue, Alfred Ashe, Gus Hayes, Rick Falls, Steve Ingle, Chuck Carpenter, Mike Moss, John Bridges, Arthur Carroll, Terry Putnam. Mounties go in for the kill. Dale listens intently as Coach lays the cards on the table. “Where do we go from here?” 98 oF 1970 Homecoming eh WE ae ee Rearenne ere aha lbp This club didn’t have quite this much pep at the end of the parade. And the band plays on . Senior Football Players and Sponsors 5 — Kat Ervin—Johnny Houge Linda Sellers—Terry Putnam Becky Plonk—Bill Loftin Row 1: Paul Crocker, Calvin Parker, Harley Davis, Bucky Wheeler, Fraver White, Bart George. Row 2: Marcus Floyd, Jerry Valentine, Randy Harrelson, Gus Hayes, Lannie Thornburg. Row 3: Chris Johnson, Tommy Shirley, Don Ledford, Mike Wright. avon Smith, Frank Humphries, ommy Nobis, Freddie Williams, See him. See him run. Run, him run. “Ready, set. . . What do I say now?” ihc soni ELAR Senior Band March all summer. . . march all fall. . . band days are fun. marching stinks. . . concert season. . . gotta get a superior rating _. .Christmas concert...then. . .contest. . . superior band whether judges think it or not. Mei 1. Kathy Reynolds, 2. Carol Goforth, 3. Vickie Husky, 4. Paulette Manning, 5. Mike Adams, 6. Mike Gladden, 7. Mickie Lovelace, 8. cindy ridges, 9. Cindy Barnett, 10. Gail Robinson, 11. Debbie Francis, 12. Jane Anthony, 13. Denise Edwards, 14. Vickie Boheler, 15. Avis Owens, 16. Dianne Bolin, 17. Susan Benga 18. Mike Wright, 19. Joan Davis, 20. Irelou Easley, 21. Laura Plonk, 22. Doug Ware, 23. Gail Bess, 24. Lou Bryant, 25. Kytrina Burris, 26. Meredith McGill, 27. Mike Bennett, 28. Scott Bell, 29. Bruce King, 30. Paul Pouchak, 31. Elaine Wright, 32. SheilaGreen, 53. Jimmy Stoll, 34. Ken Culberson, 35. Larry Huffstetter, 36. Doug Bell, 37. Mike Ferrell, 38. Alfred White, 39. Eugene McClain, 40. Nancy Bell, 41. Debbie Lee, 42. Jane Talbert, 43. Sharon Plonk, 44. Anne Finger, 45. Karla Smith, 46. David Hord, 47. Chris Tindall, 48. Jerome Cash, 49. Glenn Stalls, 50. Scott Ham, 51. Jimmy Amos, 52. Dale Yarbro, _53. Bob Manor, 54. Bart George, 55. Jeffry Cline, 56. Bill Baird, 57. Ga Babbs, 58. Bobby Ware, 59. Jack King, 60. Marshall Blanton, 61. Joe Deal, 62. Ervin Bell, 64. Marcus Floyd, 65. Danny Rhodes, 66. Lanny Thornburg, 67. Andy Strickland, 68. Ronnie Payne, 69. Thomas Hinton, 70. Michael Stowe, 71. Steve raisers 72. Don Goforth, 73. Terry Owens, 74. Doug Sellars, 75. Glenn Harmon, 76. Sandy Phifer, 77. Jack White, 78. Geoff ’oney Hedden, 79. Steve Lynn, 80. David Stone, 81. Tommy Hamrick. Freshmen... no uniforms ...no marching... no band trips ...scales... scales ...scales... scales. Freshman Band 1. Ricky Rhea, 2. Doug Stole, 3. Kei th Franklin, 4. Nancy Hord, 5. Sandy Southwell, 6. Debbie Dellinger, 7. Terry Franks, 8. Ronell Gill, 9. Billie Wilson, 10. Sherry Spivy, 11. Donna Blanton, 12. Buddy Robinson, 13. Jame Tate, 14. Terry Harmon, 15. Cheryl Costner, 16. Cheryl Barrett, 17. Jodi Smith, 18. Sharon Timms, 19. Rachel Ross, 20. Mark Withers, 21. Bill Talbert, 22. John Deal, 23. Roney Bolin, 24. Roger Eaker, 25. Johana Phifer, 26. Joe Robinson, 27. Sandy Sellers, 28. Keith Sellers, 29. Janet Boyles, 30. Danny Cobb, 31. Donell Gill, 32. Mike Tate, 33. Patsy Hinson, 34. Boyd Baird, 35. M.D. Phifer, 36. Sherry King. Varsit y Cheerleaders Lynn Finger, Laura Anne Hudson, Debbie Burns (Worm), Freida Sexton, Mary Anne Bennett, Kat Ervin, Lynn Lovelace, Becky eee Lynn Cornwell, Susan Ballew (Suss). Cheerleaders. . . lead cheers .. .4mile walks... . get in ballgames free. . . footlong hotdogs. . . safe rides with Mr. Atkinson to ballgames . parades. . . sing alongs. long practices after school. Front: Susan Meddlin, Patsy Hullender, Peggy Earney, Robin Dickey, Roxanne Rhea, Pam Boheler. Back: Becky Scruggs, Pam Arrowood, Vickie Loftin, Lynn Blanton. JV Cheerleaders Band Council he eee ai ; af j ‘ : . erate Standing: Ronnie Payne, Glenn Harmon, paid ag ees yee Pe ae 8 GE YOY Thomas Hinton, Jerome Cash, Don 3 eG aS ce fat ¢ te ds ‘ : ih es ; eS anes adhe ee fg Phifer, Karla Smith. Gracefully sitting: ee a : : ek at bats at : F pit Oey ee gS i ey aye Pie e Me Jeff Hedden, David Hord, Anne Finger, EP ib tees : a , : ree Ea Nat as sf 2 Lies OL Ras ee ‘3 Steve Lynn. ec Be Drum Majorette: Renee Goins Majorettes Susan Cash, Diane Cornwell, Donna Alexander, Teresa Merrit. Row 1: Alfred White, William Loftin, Micheal Thombs, Marshal Logan, Benjamin Brown. Row 2: Grady Howard, Charles Carpenter, Fred Withers, Vernon Crocker, James Jolly, Geoffrey Hedden, Jonathan Grier, Timothy Hunter, Daniel Rhodes. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team Opponent Bessemer - 56 Bessemer - 70 Shelby - 59 Lincolnton - 67 South Point - 49 Burns - 66 Chase - 49 Crest - 103 R.S. Central - 68 East Rutherford - 53 Opponent Cherryville - 65 Shelby - 56 Lincolnton - 49 South Point - 77 Burns - 59 Chase - 60 Crest - 95 R.S. Central - 52 East Rutherford - 53 Cherryville - 77 “Get out of my way!” ER RENE RE RIE A WRB oct ee “Who greased the ball?” Geep tries for two. “Come on guys, It’s my turn!”’ Outstretched on floor: Jane Henderson, Debra Crockett, Stella Neilser, Senior — Jo Wheeler, Beverly Plonk, Debbie Francis, Carolyn Mitchem, Debbie Lee, Cottie Renee Goins, Kytrina Burris, Dianne Cornwall, Susan Cash. Standing on floor: Betty Carrol, Jane Lovelace, Dianne Spearman. Opponent Bessemer - 23 Bessemer - 33 Shelby - 21 Lincolnton - 33 South Point - 20 Burns - 31 Chase - 27 Crest - 39 R.S. Central - 25 _ Ballet on the basketball court. East Rutherford - 31 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team Opponent Cherryville - 37 Shelby - 18 Lincolnton - 40 South Point - 44 Burns - 45 Chase - 29 Crest - 36 R.S. Central - 37 East Rutherford - 38 Cherryville - 51 Renee against Shelby. “Where is somebody?” Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team Row 1: Brad pe Mike Adams, Harley Davis, Louis McSwain, Greg Sutton. Row 2: Marcus Floyd, Chris Johnson, Fraver White, Frankie Thompson, Robbie Moore, Freddie Williams, Wendell Dawkins, John Bridges. Up, up and away! “Leave me alone.” Girl’s Junior Varsity Basketball Team Plonk, Karen Ware, Calamity Leary, Rachel Bell, Susie Thompson, Beth Smith, Peart Row 1: Donna Blanton, Sharon Ross, Ann Hambright, Linda Weaver, Teresa Fowler, Phylis Adams, Karen Cole, Nancy Hord, Diane Swofford, Gwen Feemster. McDowell, Ira Lou Easley, Laura Plonk, Karen Ledford. Row 2: Jane Tate, Sharon Up, up, and at it! Jump it, Karen, jump it! 112 1 1. Doug Bell, 2. Paul Pouchak, 3. Don Phifer, 4. Glen Harmon, 5. Jimmy Amos, 6. Doug Sellers, 7. Gene McClain, 8. Steve Lynn, 9. Joe Deal, 10. Scott Bell, 11. Gail Robinson, 12. Debbie Francis, 13. Dustin Hord, 14. Doug Ware, 15. Jeff Hedden, 16. Karla Smith, 17. Meredith McGill, 18. Sandy Phifer, 19. Larry Huffstickler, 20. Joan Davis, 21. Anne Finger, 22. Jack White, 23. Jimmy Stoll, 24. Jane Anthony, 25. Irelou Easley, 26. Ron Payne, 27. Shirley Greene. Pep Band Peppiest group in school . . . go to pep rallies . . . cheer with cheerleaders. . . another goal for those who seek first chair. One of the boys in the band. First row: Michael Moore, Ray Putnam, Jimmy Fitts, Scott Wilson, Darell Van Dyke, Phil Putnam Walter Crocker, David Bell, Dennis Houge, Wayne Leach, Billy Talbert, Tal Bridges, Robbie Ing, Ronnie Moore, Boyd Baird, Michael Williams. Second row: Thurman Jordon, Mike Shipp, Warren Falls, Kim Bumgardner, Mike Tate. Freshmen Football OO ca) “Now that I have the ball, what do I do with it?” “Where’s the ball Coach?”’ 114 Freshmen Cheerleaders First row: Cheryl Barrett, Louise Young, Gail Hightower. Second row: Jean Halhman, Tina Sanders, Terry Atkinson, Back: Debbie Moore. Freshmen BasKetball Team First row: John Dawkins, Jimmy Fitts, Mike Williams, John Plonk, John Deal. Second row: John McGill, Wayne Leach, David Bell, Butch Blalock, Scott Wilson. Third row: Mike Tate, Mike Hardin, Larry Hamrick, Claude Suber, Mike Shipp. oo y —=_= J ( - he, = . e 1. Kathy Heavener, 2. Dwight Dixon, 3. Karen Moore, 4. Ann Sherrer, 5. Laura Ann Hudson, 6. Susan Champion, 7. David Putnam, 8. Wayne Blanton, 9. Darlene Quinn, 10. Jatana Jackson, 11. Jane Lovelace, 12. Danny Bright. When the going gets tough, the tough : GET GOING! Office Aids Typing. . .absentees. . .runningerrands. . . eating Martha's mints. . .sneaky, groovy parties!!!! 1. Jack White, 2. Bummy, 3. M.D. McDaniel, 4. Skip Hollifield, 5. Ben Brown, 6. Nat Sanders, 7. Dave Hord, 8. Charles Baker, 9. Harry Hughes, 10. Mike Swafford, 11. Douglas Bell, 12. Chuck Carpenter, 13. Rick Falls, 14. Geoff Hedden, 15. Billy Loftin, 16. Bobby Phillips, 17. Ed Robbs, 18. Charles Reid,l, 19. Graftin Withers, 20. Ronnie Payne, 21. David Bolin, 22. Steve Plonk. Key Sponsored by Kiwanis. . . groovy club. . . groovy members. . .no freshmen. . . happiness. re eg 1. Bill Loftin, 2. Becky Plonk, 3, Graftin Withers, 4. Lynn Cornwell, 5. Ronnie Payne, 6. Jack White, 7. Jason Pouchak, 8. Bob Machowicz, 9. Mike Swofford, 10. Chuck Carpen- ter, 11. Tommy Shirley, 12. Sandy Phifer, 13. Steve Plonk, 14. Ken Cuberson, 15. Charles Reid, 16. Kay Patterson, 17. Debbie Rhea, 18. Marsha Summitt, 19. Debbie Francis, 20. Alfred White, 21. Verleen Ross, 22. Darlene Quinn, 23. Ruth Davison, 24. Libby Owensby, 25. Connie Phifer, 26. Paul Pouchak, 27. Jackie Metcalf, 28. Irelou Easley, 29. Vivian Oates, 30. Nancy Patterson, 31. Carolyn Howard, 32. Becky Cashion, 33. Linda Wells, 34. Beverly Plonk, 35. Nancy Morrison, 36. Betsy Queen, 37. Karen Sparks, 38. Pam Cronan, 39. Libby Dye, 40. Lynn Bridges, 41. Diane Bridges, 42. Anne Finger. Math Aesthetic beauty of math??. . . refreshments. dues. . computer programing . EeIGS Cosmetology Three hours every day are spent fixing hair. . . excitement is the first day you work onarealhead. . . Terror is when you realize you ve cut three inches too much. 1. Gail Lawing, 2. Beverly Wright, 3. Racheal Huskey, 4. Linda Belk, 5. Janice Ware, 6. Debra Hullender, 7. Aileen Webster, 8. Dianne Smith, 9. Wanda Rogers, 10. Judy Burns, 11. Polly McDaniel, 12. Karen Peavey, 13. Kay Black, 14. Helen Dixon, 15. Ethel Ayers, 16. Sandy Whetstine, 17. Wanda Smith, 18. Pam Wright, 19. Judy Wright, 20. Loraine Wright, 21. Pat Hawks, 22. Lynn Welch, 23. Janet Pruitt, 24. Sheila Smith, 25. Janet Nicholson, 26. Carolyn Mitchem, 27. Donna Hawks. K Club Girls who have lettered in basketball. . . cheerleading. . . very active. . . truly great athletes. . . 1. Diane Cornwell, 2. Becky Plonk, 3. Mary Anne Bennett, 4. ‘‘Worm’’ Burns, 5, Susan Cash, 6. Lynn Cornwell, 7. Diane Spearman, 8. Lynn Lovelace, 9. Carolyn Mitchem, 10. “Sus” Ballew, 11. Jane Lovelace, 12. Lynn Finger. [22 123 bee fy YT a eninge ne one wininieemante 2 ae Oe wae Monogram Boys who have lettered. . . Powder Puff Football Athletes. . winners. . .no fair! 1. Bill Loftin, 2. Dave Hord, 3. Faver White, 4. Dale Kussell, 5. Carl Fulton, 6. Ben Brown, 7. Randolph Ross, 8. Jonnie Hogue, 9. Steve Plonk, 10. Arthur Carroll, 11. John Greer, 12. David Bolin, 13. Ricky Hord, 14. Frankie Bell, 15. Chuck Carpenter, 16. 17. Grafton Withers, 18. Wilson Ledford, 19. Geep Howard, 20. Mike Moss, 21. Tim Echols, 22. Joe Bell, 23. Jimmy Jolly, 24. Ray Hughes. Mountaineer Bring out the school paper. . . Mrs. Neal, advisor. . . work every- day during 6th. . .learna lot. maybe . . get paper onceamonth.. . _ articles factual, informative. 1. Ray Hughes, 2. Eddie Floyd, 3.'Charles Baker, 4. Shirley or Shiela Green, 5. Susan Fite, 6. Susan Ballew, 7. Becky Kiser, 8. Floyd Jenkins, 9. Lynn Lovelace, 10. Tom Harper, 11. Mary Ann Bennett, 12. Gail Huffstetler, 13. Larry Moore, 14. Anne Hunter Plonk, 15. Christy Hullender, 16, Ursula Perry, 17. Martha Weiss, 18. Shirley Temple, 19. Rita Wilson, 20. Jorene Graham, 21. Terri Martin, 22. Debbie Lightsey, 23. Vicki Gann. Editor Priscilla Burris and staff at work. Charlie has the man dumbfounded! Boys and girls mixed together so well they were indistinguishable. Would you believe Jorene is typing a love letter to Johnny? Bible Naughtiest club in the school. . . actually gives students a better understanding of the Bible. . . Christmas dramas. . . high standards. . . some members conform to its teachings. . . some conform to various other teachings. 1. Survilla Byers, 2, Mary Parker, 3, Cassandra Moore, 4. Geraldine Roberts, 5. Debbie Scruggs, 6. Judy Howell, 7. Penny Stone, 8. Denise Costner, 9. Debbie Cook, 10. Ree Smith, 11. Elaine Brackett, 12. Connie Lefevers, 13. Yvonne Robinson, 14. Diane Coleman, 15. Frank Morrow, 16. Howard Ship, 17. Terry Guin, 18. Randy Wilson, 19. David Sanders, 20. Donnie Bowen, 21. Tim Hunter, 22. Debbie Hinson, 23. Gail Robinson, 24. Shirley Keller, 25. Mike Norwood, 26. Barry Laughridge, 27. Tommy Shirley, 28. Bucky Wheeler, 29. Davy Towery, 30. Vickie Chaney, 31. Jane Stroupe. 1. Elaine Tria, 2. en Alexander, 3. Doug Sellers, 4. John Haskins, 5. Becky Kiser, 6. John Bumgardner, 7. Donna Ross, 8. David Putnam, 9. Sylvia Blackwood, 10. Diane Carroll, 11. Mary Gault, 12, Ricky Woods, 13. Kay Wright, 14. Jim Tate, 15. Tim Bost, 16. Linda Moore, 17. Yvonne R. Floyd, 18. Lou Bryant, 19. Ricky Allen, 20, Susan Hutchins, 21. Laura Ann Hudson, 22. Chuck Howell, 23. Joel Lightsey, 24. Letitia Adams, 25. Rita Wilson, 26, Eugene McClain, 27. Gary Lions, 28. Susan Davis, 29. Woody Mitchell, 30. Mary Carroll, 31. Addieleen Croker, 32, Diane Mullinax, 33. Wanda Bess, 34. Eddie Floyd, 35. Rick Borov, 36. Terry Hughes, 37. Pam Humphries, 38. Leslie Hoyle. Art Most creative club. . . has inproved the appearance of the entire school. . . excluding the students. and the bathroom walls. . . famous artists will someday reminisce about their membership. French Le Cercle Francais. . . very active. . . all members speak French fluently. . . club gives student oppor- tunity to explore French life. . . French food. . . French history. . . French women. . . French flicks. 1. David Smith, 2. Becky Plonk, 3. Chip McCarter, 4. Nancy Morrison, 5. Ree Smith, 6. Susan Hill, 7. Sarah Smith, 8. Beverly Plonk, 9. Judy Ross, 10. Larry Moore, 11. Mrs. Shuford, 12. Pam Cronan, 13. Cathy Sanders, 14. Paula Moss, 15. Karla Smith, 16. Karen Sparks, 17. Debbie Francis, 18. Mrs. Raymer, 19. Gale Bess, 20. Carolyn Mitchem, 21. Judy Childers, 22. Marsha Summitt, 23. Diana Bridges, 24. Tom Harper, 25. Lynne Bridges, 26. Anne Finger, 27. Eugene McClain, 28. Ray Hughes, 29. Anne Hunter Plonk, 30. Diane Spearman, 31. David Bolin, 32. Meredith McGill, 33. Steve Plonk, 34. Susan Ballew, 35.Grafton Withers, 36. Blake Goforth, 37. Martha Weiss, 38. Chuck Carpenter, 39. Debbie Lee, 40. Debbie Burns, 41. Andy Strickland, 42. Jill Sistare, 43. Jeff Hedden, 44. Ed Robbs, 45. Jan Fryer, 46. Jimmy Tate, 47. Bill Baird, 48. Jason Pouchak, 49. Kay Patterson, 50. Terry Hughes, 51. Joe Deal, 52. Jane Talbert, 53. Becky Kiser, 54. Charlie Baker, 55. Elaine Tria, 56. Connie Phifer, 57. Tim Echols. 1. Ann Hambright, 2. Marlene Quinn, 3. Vicki Blanton, 4..Debbie Lightsey, 5. Pat Weaver, 6. Alfred White, 7. Darlene Quinn, 8. Gale Bess, 9. Cathy Payne, 10. Paula Moss, 11. Susan Hill, 12. Johnny McDevitt, 13. Vikkie Gann, 14. Jane Lovelace, 15. Pam Cronan, 16. Nancy Webster, 17. Ho’ Chi Minh, 18. Debbie Lee. 19. Martha Weiss, 20. Debbie Rhea, 21. Cathy Sanders, 22. Denise Ellis, 23. Roxanne Rhea, 24. Meredith McGill, 25. Sheila Greene, 26. Diane Spearman, 27. Jimmy Amos, 28. Anne Hunter Plonk, 29. Libby Anne Dye, 30. ae Anne Bennett, 31. Betty Jo Wheeler, 32. Beth Hughes, 33. Katherine Owens, 34. Floyd Jenkins, 35. Susi Ballew, 36. Connie Davis, 37. Libby Owensby, 38. Karen Sparks, 39. Marlene Cash, 40. Charlie Reed, 41. Hetty Cox, 42. Diana Bridges, 43. Carol Goforth, 44. Linda Weav- er, 45. Jody Ragstole, 46. Geoff Hedden, 47. Susan Bumgardner, 48. Jackie Metcalf, 49. Evelyn McCree, 50. Mikki Lovelace, 51. Linda Sellers, 52. Ronnie Payne, 53. Gail Huffstetler, 54. Betsy Queen, 55. Queenie Mackey, 56. Jorene Graham, 57. David Hord, 58. Pam Arrowood, 59. Janet Bridges, 60. Debbie Tucker, 61. Ruth Anne Davison, 62. Lynn Bridges, 63. Laura Plonk, 64. Dottie Carroll. Health Careers Very active. . . very enlighted into human suffering . . .future doctors and nurses. . . high-light of year was Heart Fund Drive. . . seriously, club helps out children at Western Carolina Center. j ¥ aS CLI RG Re tg TA RE EAR A Pin PGES MGT LOMB REE RORW AR NR Industrial Cooperative Training The industrious members of KMHS. . . awarded hon- orary suspension known as work release. . . very co- operative in their working. 1. Billy House, 2. Larry Bennett, 3. Steve Lemmons, 4. Doug Sexton, 5. Jimmy White, 6. Bill Parker, 7. Tim Oliver, 8. Billy Whetsine, 9. David oe 10. Boyd Shipman, 11. Darrell Bridges, 12. James Self, 13. David Turner, 14. pene ell, 15. Philip Lovelace, 16. Frank Patterson, 17. Randy Wills, 18. Dennis Welch, 19. Wayne Whitley, 20. Vic Owens, 21. Curtis Patterson, 22. Mike Bumgardner, 23. Gunzo Feemster, 24. Rodger Poole, 25. Mr. Hambright, 26. Melvin Carroll, 27. Wayne Cooke, 28. Edward Collins, 29. Charles Merck, 30. Richard Milhous Nixon, 31. Jerry Fowler, 32. Kenneth Crocker, 33. Ricky Starnes. Di 12 13 $ 16 19 eo: 25 10 1. Keith Morrow, 2. Philip Sanders, 3. Debbie Cook, 4. Jimmy Anderson, 5. Lorene Littlejohn, 6. Gwen McCree, 7. Connie Davis, 8. Mickey Moss, 9. Ray Parker, 10. Dale Blanton, 11. Tim Bost, 12. Scott Cloninger, 13. Danny Bryant, 14. Ronnie Le Fevers, 15. 17. Dale Hoyle, 18. Addileen Crocker, 19. Gloria Kilgore, Paul Armstrong, 16. Jerry Suggs, 20. Reggie Flowers, 21. Chuck Ross, 22. Don Scism, 23. Cliff Hicklin, 24. Steve Powell, 25. Larry Goforth, 26. Frank Barber, 27. David Lowery, 28. Richard Jackson, 29. J.T. Johnson, 30. Kenneth Adams. Deca “Working” organization. . . promotes the ideals of vocational understanding. . . “attracts” students to the field of marketing and distribution. 1. Larry Lovelace, 2. Joe Ross, 3. Chip Goode, 4. Dale Suggs, 5. Kenneth Anderson, 6. Johnny Coil, 7. Boyce Hicks, 8. Mike Ellison, 9. Kirk Falls, 10. Louis Petterson, 11. Kenneth Smith, 12. Brady Jackson, 13. Keith Fite, 14. Richard Davison, 15. Rap Jackson, 16. Bobby Byars, 17. Amos Shear, 18. Phillip Lovelace, 19. Gary Carrigan, 20. Frankie Bell,, 21. Lane Logan, 22. Alfred Crocker, 23. Bobby Van Dyke, 24. Johnny Costner, 25. Randy Harrelson, 26. Keith Rupee 27. Ricky Owens 28. Bobby King, 29. Keith Cash, 30. Frank Tessneer, 31. Carl Bell, 32. Luther Hicks, 33. Wendell Dawkins, 34. Jed Clampett, 35, Leroy Adams, 36. Quiency McCluney, 37. Bell, 40. Ronnie Moore, 41. Gerald] Mike Adams, 38. Bobby Bell, 39. Tommy McComb, 42. Terry Dunlap, 43. Ronnie Harrison, 44. Mr. Wise. Bes Boat i Be Bee ee ss Bs es i : i i : ies ey ' Se : : | i i i : i : i i : Be Be Be pay Pyoias Be fe obs Bord BG) eo Be) Bes Pot Ped wate fess — PIS Sp re ub tare tay Pik heal ‘Bort By Berl Bt i : ; ' i ' ; : | i i ' ; ' i ' ; ' i j i ‘ ' i i : : i BS et Bon Bl pet wit es ee Bn Bh Bis) Boe Be ee bist pe PE Bi he Bei Big se pane Cae Gee par ead ial ee i ; ; ‘ ' : i i i I | ' } y. Bricklaying Very constructive club. . . all members of bricklaying class. . . that’s how they got their name . all highly skilled in the manly art of laying bricks. Internal Combustion Engine You drive’em in. . . they drive’em out. . . members in the anatomy of the engine. . . presented a new building to get them out of the school. edieieiiueen 1. Phil Sears, 2, Mark McDaniels, 3. Jeff Yarbro, 4. George Lublanezski, 5. Frank Barber, 6. Joe King, 7. Teddy Collins, 8. Roger Goforth, 9. Arnold Adams, 10. Robbie Howell, 11. Steve Phillips, 12. Tim Willis, 13. Skip Hollifield, 14. Rocky Ford, 15. Bart George, 16. Don Phifer, 17. Paul Harrison, 18. Bruce King, 19. Marshall Blanton, 20. Eddie Anderson, 21. Roger Ware, 22. Jim Cratord, 23, Larry Putnam, 24. Dale Russell, 25. Mitchell Tetons. 26. Dennis Blackburn, 27. Joe Bell, 28. Don _Yarbro,, 29, Phillip Summit, 30. Dale Millin, 31. Mike Bolin, 32. Billy Buff,, 33. Jimmy Engle, 34. Danny Greene, 35. Gary Watson, 36. Roger Carroll. 37. Mike Smith, 38. Ron Anderson, 39. Bill Walls, 40. Mike Norwood, 41. Robert McMerry, 42. Johnny Earney, 43. Dwight Dixon, 44. Leanard Brackett, 45. Douglas Camp, 46. Tony Roupe, 47. Billy Smith, 48. Jackie Barnett, 49. Danny Hartsoe, 50. John Johnson, 51. Eric Morgan. 1. Sherry Reynolds, 2. Connie Pearson, 3. Avis Owens, 4. Cathrine Owens, 5. Chris Reynolds, 6. Cynthia Clark, 7, Diane Bolin, 8. Nancy Bell, 9. Mary Carroll, 10. Nina Oliver, 11. Euzellia Davis, 12, Vickie Moss, 13. Dottie Carroll, 14. Karen ohare 15. Cindy Alexander, 16. Beverly Plonk, 17. Nancy Bagwell, 18. Debbie King, a enise Costner, 20. Shelia Smith, 21. Doris McKinney, 22. Cindy Barnet, 23. Terry hilders, 24. Sonja Ware, 25. Susan Hill, 26, Paula Moss, 27. Janice Hamilton, 28. Louise Young, 29. Patricia Young, 30. Vivian Goode, 31. Phillis Garden, 32. Cathy Reynolds, 33. Patti White, 34. Randy Bell, 35. Rachel Huskey, 36. Linda Belk, 37. Sey Carroll, 38. Shelia Adams, 39. Teresa Bell, 40, Joan Adams, 41. Terry Atkinson, 42. Debbie Guyton, 43. Jean Hallman, 44. Thersa Cambell, 45. Faye Putnam, 46. Linda Bolin, 47. Peggy Moore, 48. Debra Conner, 49, Barbara Davis, 50. Larry Goforth, 51. Lou Bryant, 52. Sharon Plonk, 53. Vicki Cronan, 54. Linda Sellers, 55. Vickie Huskey, 56. Linda Patterson, 57. Nona Woodward, 58. Dianne Coldman, 59. Carolyn Dixon, 60. Judy Teague, G1. Janet Sneed, 62. Nancy Wiesener, 63. Vickie Farais, 64. Vickie Chaney, 65. Venessa Camp, 66. Gladys Cole, 67. Linda Crocker, 68. Pamala Hickman, 69. Gail McClain, 70. Alice Faye McClain, 71. Pat Weaver, 72. Earlene McDowell, 73. Phyllis Adams, 74. Linda Weaver, 75. Brenda Mintz, 76. Bernice Bell, 77. Rachel Bell, 78. Janet Gardner, 79. Madeline Hines. Future Homemakers of America Makes girls into women. . . actually, it only helps. gives girls sense of responsibility. . . introduces infallible methods for catching husbands. . . and then feeding them. 1. Becky Plonk, 2. Dianne Bridges, 3. Becky Cashion, 4. Mary Anne Bennett, 5. Meredith McGill, 6. Hetty Cox, 7. Cathy Wilson, 8. Rita Lawson, 9. Debbie Scruggs, 10. Jackie Chaney Ross, 11. Judy Clark, 12. Diane Justice, 13. Linda Logan, 14. Geraldine Roberts, 15. Survilla Byers, 16. Ursula ey 17. Diane Rhodes, 18. Karen Byers, 19. Cindy Alexander, 20. Darlene Rhodes, 21. Denise Jenkins, 22. Kathy Hope, 23. Selena Davison, 24. Peggy Grant, 25. Annette West, 26. Doris Cobb, 27. Jane Wydell, 28. Lee Anne empe ll 29. Phyllis Morgan, 30. Carolyn Mitchem, 31. Mary Gault, 432. Debbie Cook, 33. Lynn Conner, 34. Gail Allen, 35. Darlene Rhodes, 36. Joreane Graham, 37. Cathy Lowery, 38. Susan Bumgardner, 39. Janet Bridges, 40. Gail Huffstetler, 41. Roxanne Rhea, 42, Pam Arrowood, 43. Lynn Blanton, 44. Cheryl Roberts, 45. Doris Moore, 46. Diane Strickland, 47. Zelma Moore, 48. Kathy White, 49. Susan Davis, 50. Becky Varner, 51. Barbara Greene, 52. Bobo Princeton, 53. Janet Hunt, 54. Mike Holmes, 55. Patsy Hullender, 56. Alice Jones, 57. Pamela Martin, 58. Debbie Robb, 59. Letitia Adams, 60. Linda Moore, 61. Betty Jo Wheeler, 62. Debbie Ayers, 63. Joyce Allen, 64. Sandi Whetstine, 65. Vickie Blanton, 66. Ann Hambright, 67. Diana Swofford, 68. Jeanette McClain, 69. Vickie Oates, 70. Debbie Burns, 71. Lynn Lovelace, 72. Melba Clinton, 73. Vivian Oates, 74. Kathy Heavner, 75. Connie Phifer, 76. Karen Howell, 77. Karen Ware, 78. Carolyn Smith, 79. Vickie Ware, 80. Debbie Hopper, 81. Libby Owensby, 82. Patsy Clark, 83. Debbie Rhea, 84. Connie Blanton, 85. Patricia Mauney, 86. Cathy Morrison, 87. Anne Sherrer, 88. Glenda Davis, 89. Christy Hullender, 90. Mitchell Coggins, 91. Susan Champion, 92. Beth Hambright. Ba ii aseremaio nikintnioners 8 Soy Future Farmers of America Future food producers of America. . . it may be a good idea to prepare for upcoming famine. 1. Gary Holcomb, 2. Calvin Macky, 3. Johnny Bowen, 4. Phillip Woods, 5. Danny Proctor, 6. Steve Ayers, 7. Him, 8. Curtis Anderson, 9. Carl Rhodes, 10. Tony Falls, 11. Wilbur King, 12. Ricky Crocker, 13. Howard Elkins, 14. David Bowen, 15. Ricky Perry, 16. Lane Logan, 17. Danny Lahrner, 18. Keith Blanton, 19. Nolan Page, 20. Randy Bell, 21, Scott Franklin, 22. David I Randall, 23. Wayne Blanton, 24. Donnie Yarbro, 25. Roy Putnum. What 10 yarn wes unsure damorres Ayrvest ever tds The other qo hatse att comin £08 myst sempre i as xe af gee or far 1. Ricky Jones, 2, Walter Crocker, 3. Robert Hamilton, 4. Larry Webster, 5. John Schenck, 6. Dennis Bryant, 7. Charles Logan, 8. Paul Carpenter, 9. David Towery, 10. Dennis Gladden, 11. Johnny Coyle, 12. Gary Hughes, 13. Phillip McDaniel, 14. Thomas Berry, 15. John Haskins, 16. Perry Nolen, 17. Keith Ruppe, 18. Keith Blanton, 19. Wilson Ledford, 20. Earnest Peterson, 21. Donnie Whitworth, 22. Darrel Blackwell, 23. Ronnie Cobb, 24. Randy McDaniel, 25. Randy Harrelson. Business Future business women. . .type. . .adoptkids. . . key punch. . .IBM. . .cantake shorthand but can’t read it. . .Can you imagine our economy in the hands of these people? 1. Sharon Timms, 2. Carolyn Green, 3. Barbara Sanders, 4. Marlene Cash, 5. Jorene Graham, 6. Linda Bumgardner, 7. Beth Hambright, 8. Patsy Harward, 9. Susan Wilson, 10. Barbara Johnson, 11. Denise Whetstine, 12. Jo Turner, 13. Gail Smith, 14. Marty Wright, 15. Lou Beam, 16. Debbie Porter, 17. Rita Wilson, 18. Kay Wright, 19. Shirley Keller, 20. Carolyn Wyte, 21. Jean Turner, 22, Kathy Bowen, 23. Jama Sotelo, 24. Susan Hutchins, 25. Susan Fite, 26. Kathy Payne, 27. Vickie Gann, 28. Teresa ae 29. Diane Mitchem, 30. Phyllis Hamrick, 31. Sherry Reynolds 32. Barbara Green, 33. Sheila Smith, 34. Nancy Bagwell, 35. Debbie Blanton, 36. Debbie Blanton, 37. Kathy Camp. 138 139 1. Poncho Sarvis, 2. Rick Woods, 3. David Putnam, 4. Scott Bell, 5. Dale Lawing, 6. David Lowery, 7. Doug Ware, 8. Wayne Blanton, 9. Chris Tindall, 10. Tank Bolin, 11. Tony Myers, 12, Chris Johnson, 13. Mike Swofford, 14. Woody Mitchell, 15. Todd Rhodes, 16. Adrian Beam, 17. Doug Sellers, 18. Sly Fulton, 19. Bucky Dover, 20. Reece Black, 21. Micky Rhea, 22. Gary Lyons, 23. Don Scism, 24. Neil Hutchins, 25. Johnnie Hogue, 26. Danny Lail, 27. Eddie Floyd, 28. Keith Ropes, 29. Frank Barber, 30. Indian Sanders, 31. Wilson Clarence, 32. Eddie Bridges, 33. Randy Harrelson, 34. Ricky Falls, 35. Darrel Blacke, 36. Randy McDaniel, 37. Ricky Allen, 38. Butch Campbell, 39. Rich- ard Davison, 40. Terry Putnam, 41. Tommy Baker, 42. Jerry Valentine, 43. Bobby Van Dyke, 44. Scott Cloninger, 45. Gus Hayes. Drafting Construct all sorts of things. . . Snoopy houses. wonder about the sturdiness of them. . . shows finer points of the draft. 1. Sheila Van Dyke, 2. Gary Bristol, Jackson, 7. Larry Moore, 8. Linda Moor 3. Bobby Bell, 4. Betty Moss, 5. Cathy Bowen, 6. Ava e, 9. Ella Adams, 10. Rita Hicks, 11. Tommy Hamrick. Library Lotsa books and broken shelves . . .members gaily fix’em. . . Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Wilson direct with jocularity. Future Teachers Members are sent all over creation to teach little urchins. . . many trips to teach teaching and coffee drinking. . . threatening to goon strike if not admitted to teacher's lounge. OOH OOMMOOR ANS bY, 59 60 61 ¥62 AOKEL 28} 30 33 }35 36 37138 39 40 1. Judy Ross, 2. Linda Weaver, 3. Evelyn McCree, 4. Diane Spearman, 5. Karen Sparks, 6. Theresa McDowell, 7. Connie Davis, 8. Karla Smith, 9. Jorene Graham, 10. Linda Wells, 11. Norma Morrison, 12. Judy Childers, 13. Pam Arrowood, 14. Jackie Metcalf, 15. Laura Plonk, 16. Janet Bridges, 17. Carol Goforth, 18. Susan Dy meace ey 19. Christy Hullender, 20. Jane Talbert, 21. Kathy Heavner, 22. Anne Hunter Plonk, 23. Ruth Ann Davison, 24. Meredith McGill, 25. Ann Sherrer, 26. Betsy Queen, 27. Marsha Summit, 28. Letitia Adams, 29. Jill Sistare, 30. Linda Moore, 31. Caroline McManus, 32. Doris Wilson, 33. Becky Kiser, 34. Ann Hambright, 35. Elaine Tria, 36. Jo Davis, 37. Marlene Quinn, 38. Polly Moore, 39. Addieleen Crocker, 40. Debbie Wilson, 41. Kathy Sanders, 42. Avis Owens, 43. Kathryn Owens, 44. Pat Weaver, 45. Brenda Stone, 46. Marlene Cash, 47. Roxanne Rhea, 48. Debbie Lee, 49. Jane Lovelace, 50. Libby Dye, 51. Gail Huffstetler, 52. Anne Finger, 53. Donna Ross, 54. Sarah Smith, 55. Decale Perry, 56. Sheila Greene, 57. Diane Bridges, 58. Beth Hughes, 59. Shirley Greene, 60. Pam Williams, 61. Cassandra Moore, 62. Brenda Byars, 63. Larry Moore, 64. Donnill Gill, 65. Geen ie Mackey, 66. Vivian Oates, 67. Kay Patterson, 68. Connie Phifer, 69. Debbie arren, 70. Jatana Jackson, 71. Mary Anne Bennett, 72. Lynn Lovelace, 73. Susan Ballew, 74. Laura Ann Hudson, 75. Debbie Francis, 76. Chris Blanton, 77. Ree Smith, 78. Floyd Jenkins, 79. Beatrice Newsom, 80. Gary Bristol. ; a: caebiae (rie tid $3255 haaaeee mers 2 Latin Learn what Romans did and when. . . Latin very valuable in future life. . . a must course for college bound students. . . Latin club as valuable as lan- guage. 1. Charles Welch, 2. Randy Blanton, 3. Jimmy Amos, 4. Jerome Cash, 5. Robbie Moore, 6. Alfred Ash, 7. Frankie Thompson, 8. Scottie Grahl, 9. Frankie Stokes, 10. Ken Culberson, 11. Sue Anne Murray, 12. Ronnie Payne, 13. Bobby Ware, 14. Carolyn McManus, 15. Becky Cashion, 16. Stella Neisler, 17. Jack White, 18. Jackie Metcalf, 19. Mike Dike, 20. Vivian Oates, 21. Betsy Queen, 22 Ruth Ann Davison, 23. Don Goforth, 24. Charlie Baker, 25. Steve Allen, 26. Jerry Bell, 27. Randy Floyd. Science All science students. . . field trips. elect officers. . . collect dues. . . very active. . .acredit to the school. 1. Karla Smith, 2. Susan Ballew, 3. Charlie Reed, 4. Al White, 5. Betty Moss, 6. Gary Watson, 7. Linda Wells, 8. Laura Hudson, 9. Jane Lovelace, 10. Gene McClain, 11. Betsy Queen, 12. Ruth Davison, 13. Diane Spearman, 14. Debbie Francis, 15. Meredith McGill, 16. Connie Phifer, 17. Jackie Metcalf, 18. Paul Pouchak, 19. Kay Patterson, 20. Carolyn Howard, 21. Jason Pouchak, 22. Ricky Hord, 23. Pam Cronan, 24. Judy Childers, 25. Anne Finger, 26. Roxanne Rhea, 27. Anne Hunter Plonk, 28. Lynne Bridges, 29. Marsha Summitt, 30. Debbie Rhea, 31. Ken Culberson, 32. Bob Balaban, 33. Ron Payne, 34. Hetty Cox, 35. Karen Sparks, 36. Gail Huffstecler, 37. Jim Amos, 38. Cathy Wilson, 39. Nathan Sanders, 40. Grafton Withers, 41, Geoff Hedden, 42. Tim Echols, 43. Joey Deal, 44. Jack White, 45. Jill Sistare. Student Participation Organization 1. Gary Kiser, 2, John McGill, 3. Joey Morrow, 4. John Plonk, 5. Keith Franklin, 6. David Bolin, 7. Charlie Baker, 8. Bill Loftin, 9. Ronnie Payne, 10. Geeper Howard, 11. Ben Brown, 12. Alfred White, 13. Linda Weaver, 14. Steve Plonk, 15. Frankie Stokes, 16. Graftin Withers, 17. Queenie Mackey, 18. Johnny Hogue, 19. Jerome Cash, 20. Nathan Sanders, 21. Beverly Plonk, 22. Gail Smith, 23. Floyd Jenkins, 24. Lynn Finger, 25. Freida Sexton, 26. Lynn Lovelace, 27. Becky Plonk, 28. Jack White, 29. Mary Ann Bennett, 30. Stella Neisler, 31. Tom Harper, 32. Gus Hayes, 33. Reece Black, 34. Judy Childers, 35. Mark George, 36. Karen Cole, 37. Addeleine Crocker, 38. Keith Parker, 39. Wanda Ford, 40. Nancy Hord, 41. Charley Reed. Dynamic leadership .. . consists of students. . . interested in the improvement and development of our beloved school. . . and her students. 144 145 Editor: Lynn Cornwell Sponsor: Mrs. Carolyn McWhirter Photographer: Mr. Isaac Alexander 1. Becky Plonk, 2. Anne Hunter Plonk, 3. Cathy Wilson, 4. Lynn Cornwell, 5. Pam Humphries, 6, Libby Owensby, 7. Marlene Quinn, 8. Jama Sotello, 9. Darlene Quinn, 10. Al White, 11. Larry Moore, 12. Betty Moss, 13. Gary Watson, 14. Judy Childers, 15. Gene McClain, 16. Linda Wells, 17. Paul Crocker, 18. Carolyn Howard, 19. Pam Cronan, 20. Carolyn Mitchem, 21. Ann Sherrer, 22. Floyd Jenkins, 23. Charles Reed, 24. Anne Finger, 25. Jack White, 26. Laura Anne Hudson, 27. Rene Goins. A few of these here people draw up and write this here thing you are reviewing this here minute. . . work both night, and day . work two days without no sleep. . . we Gawga Sipittes listen to Annual be criticized. . . chase mice in Annual room mere borrow keyoe=. lock in rooms ss, get caughtame Bo, andT.. . . happiness is May 22. Editorial Staff Mr. Charles Hunter checking on progress of annual. Business Staff Business Manager: Jimmy Tate Work all year to get Annual on the move. . . selling ads, sponsoring dances, selling stationary. . . one thing can be said; there seem to be more members than before. 1. Connie Davis, 2. Debbie Wilson, 3. Diana Bridges, 4. Carla Smith, 5. Chip McCarter, 6. Becky Kiser, 7. philip Sanders, 8. Rocky Ford, 9. Jimmy Tate, 10. Sheila Green, 11. Mike Dyke, 12. Eddie Bridges, 13. Shirley Green, 14. Mardesia E. Harrill, 15. Jackie Onasiss, 16. Pam Weaver, 17. Jatanai Jackson, 18. Nelson Jackson, 19. Doris Wilson, 20. Ursula Perry, 21. Mary Jones, 22. Pam Wilson, 23. Danny Rhodes, 24. Lynn Dickey, 25. Addeline Crocker, 26. Marlene Cash, 27. Angela Davis, 28. Brenda Stone, 29. Diana Spearman, 30. Meredith McGill, 31. Martha Weiss, 32. Candice Berger, 33. Susan Cham- Ro 34. Mary Anne Bennett, 35. Gail Huffsretler, 36. Libby Dye, 37. Susan Fite, 38. usan Hutchins, 39. Gene McClain. Busdrivers Group making most important contributions to the schools. . . students. . . also most courageous. . . gallantly facing rain, snow, women drivers. . . and those little angels whom they transport. 1. Dwight Dixon, 2. Paul Goforth, 3. Sandy Phifer, 4. David Randall, 5. Steve Plonk, 6. Curtis Ruppe, 7. Wayne Blanton, 8. Glen Harmon, 9. Eddie Bridges, 10. Danny Lail, 11. Gary Watson, 12. Frankie Bell, 13. Kenneth Adams, 14. Chris Watkins, 15. Judy Ware, 16. Kathryn Owens, 17. Shirley Green, 18. Donna Hawks, 19. Sheila Green, 20. Pat Hawks, 21. Johnny pe 22. Marlene Quinn, 23. Mary Turner, 24. Gary Dowda, 25. Jimmy Tate, 26. Randy Wilson, 27. Jerry Bell, 28. Scott Cloniger, 29. fone Johnson, 30. Arthur Carroll, 31. Daniel Greene, 32. Dale Blanton, 33. Roger Goforth, 34. Philip Anderson. 148 149 SPO Officers Le ay 3 | hy | i i 4 President: Billy Loftin Vice-President: Eddie Floyd Secretary: Judy Childers Freshman Choir First Row: Carolyn Fitch, Ava Jackson, Donna Jones, Phyllis Burris, Carry Watson, Angie MacAbee, Terry Woody, Shelia Adams, Susie Thompson, Karen Cole, Joyce Mary Elgin, Joy Bridges, Terry Atkinson. Second Row: Billy Coyle, Mike Fredell, Wilson, Priscilla Dunlap, Ella Adams, Beverly Belk. Fourth Row: Robert Jimison, | Ronnie Perkins, James Gill, Wesley Faulset, Ronnie Moore, Mike Moore. Third Row: Danny Spearman, Marty Pheifer, Calvin Bell, Robbie Eng, Danny Henderson. Choir . Roger Ware, 2. Mary Anne Bennet, 3. Cathy Burns, 4. Linda Sellers, 5. Gwen McCree, 6. Doris Wilson, 7. Cathy Wilson, 8. Becky Cashion, 9. Nancy Patterson, 10. Tim Oliver, 11. Diane Swofford, 12. Dale Blanton, 13. Paula Moss, 14. Vickie Turner, 15. Vickie Blanton, 16. Susan Hill, 17. Janice Gordon, 18. Polly Moore, 19. Billy Houze, 20. Jackie Ross, 21. Debbie Burns, 22. Betsy Queen, 23. Chris Reynolds, 24. Randy Bell, 25. Gary Bristol, 26. Jimmy Bell, 27. Jatana Jackson, 28. Karen Moore, 29. Gene Bumgardner, 30. Nancy Bagwell, 31. Terry Hughes, 32. Ronald Whilner, 33. Floyd Jenkins, 34. Glayde Cole, 35. Pat Weaver, 36. Chris Watkins, 37. James Mintz, 38. Leroy Adams, 39. Richard Jackson, 40. Danny Bright, 41. Nathan Sanders, 42. Debbie King, 43. Gary Dowda, 44. Geraldine Rob- erts, 45. Willimena Williams, 46. Beatrice Newsome, 47. Doris Wilson, 48. Ricky Lewis. aa ae OLN NRE aaNet cinta NNNI Mrs. Myrle H. McClure, Music Supervisor , it softer Sing it again just a little b “ L to R, Sophomore attendants: Carolyn Mitchem, Gale Bess; Senior attendants: Jean Junior attendants: Doris Wilson, Lynn Cornwell; Freshman attendants: Janent Bridges, Hullender, Jan Murphy; Maid of Honor: Lenore Champion; Queen: Jackie Manning; Debra Conner. May Day 1970 Queen of May: Jackie Manning 1970 Homecoming Queen and Court Dedication We the 1971 graduating class of Kings Mountain High School would like to in this way show our appreciation to two of the most deserving teachers on our faculty, who not only take a personal interest in their students’ education but are sincerely concerned with Mr. Allan Dixon EE. a | al i i : 4 : 15¢ 157 instilling a love of life and high aims for the future in their students. Through their warmth and sincere interest in our lives we will always remember as friends- Mrs. Helen Ausley and Mr. Allan Dixon. To them we say thank you. Mrs. Helen Ausley Seated: Margaret Guinn, Laurene Clark, Joyce Hord, Evelyn Scism, Louise Wright, Standing: Dorothy Sutton, Rosalee Bell, Vada Herndon, Ruth Lynn, Mary Cornwell, Margaret Hamrick, Eula Clark. Custodian Sta Horace Degree, Ruby Gaffney, Daniel Gaffney. 160 161 This year has been a growing experience for every member of this student body in some way. Perhaps you grew into a better understanding of yourself and your present and future position in life. Or maybe you grew into a better understanding of the people around you. Many of us must now grow away from friendships we hope never to completely lose, into a world never before known to us in which new friendships must be made, and seemingly impossible tasks must be faced. August came with high aims and dreams which were either triumphantly carried through or sadly dropped by the wayside. If you came through, more power to you and may you continue to do so when you assume your role in life. SSRN casa ONINL IOAN: BAW ES acne ee “ey Your high school career can give to you only what you will let it. It can be as good or as bad as you make it. Have you tried? If not, perhaps you still have a year or two in which to reach out for many new opportunities. If you are a senior — reflect and profit. It is hard to let go of a glimpse of the future for the realities of the day, so remember the good things that happen today, while you face the last tests of this period of your life. Life can and should be looked on as a challenge. Enjoy it but don’t take it for granted. Each day becomes more important than the last. High school life gives you a kind of security, but it lasts only four short years. Face life courageously and pray for wisdom. Leave the thought behind you that your life had a purpose, that someone or something profited by your being there. a « « a a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 Senior Directory Carl Adams Chorus 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Drafting 1; Bible 2. Constance Adams FAL 2,5 43re ea Jannie Mae Adams Bible 3. Ken Adams Deca I II; F.F.A. 4; Bus Driver. Michael Adams F.A.A. 3,4; Bricklaying 1. Donna Alexander F.H.A. 3,4;. Majorette 1,2,3,4; French 3; May Day Attendant 2; Homecoming Court 4; Art 4; Band 1,2,3,4. Gene R. Alexander S.P.O. 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Class Vice-President 1,3; Class President 2 James E. Anderson Deca I G Il. Ronnie Anderson LCE. 3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Vica 3. Jane Anthony Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Art 2. Charles Armstrong DECA. Ethel Ayers ISLA M23 Wien 34 Jackie Barnette Agriculture 1,2; I.C.E. 1,2. Linda Belk F.H.A. 1,2,4; Library 1; Vica 3,4; Health Careers 2. James Frank Bell Football 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2 Vice-President; Bricklaying 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Bus Driver. Jerry T. Bell Bus Driver 3.4; Latin 4. Jonas Normon Randolph Bell F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Choir 4; Deca 3; Bus Driver 3,4. Tony Leonardo Bell Tony Leonardo Bell Choir 3,4; Chorus 2; Football 2,3,1; Monogrdm 3; Baseball 1. Varden Bell F.F.A.; 2,3,4; Football 1. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, Lend me your cars. Look who's graduating After all these years. 166 167 Larry Bennett Art 2; Vica 3,4. Mary Anne Bennett Band 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; FH.A. 2,3 Sec. 4 2nd Vice-President; Science 2; S.P.O. 1,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Health Ca- reers 4; Mountaineer 4; French 3; Choir 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Homecoming Club Sponsor 4; T.W.C. 3,4. Michael Maurice Black Baseball 1; Football 2; Monogram 2,3,4 Sec.; Drafting 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; S.P.O. 4. Susan Blackwood F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2; Art 3; Business 3. Alan Dale Blanton Deca 3,4; Bud Driver 4; Choir 4; Drafting 2,3,4. Debbie Blanton F.H.A. 1; Business 3,4. Mtke Bolin pe reli 1; Drafting 1,2,3; I.C.E. 1,2; Official liner of the football ield. Michael Timothy Bost BIPTA. 1,3; Art 4; Deca 4: FH.A. 4. Kathy Bowen Bible 2,3; Business 4. Cindy Bridges F.H.A. 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4 Senior Band Committee. Eddie Bridges Latin 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Drafting 2,4; Bus Driver 3,4. Danny Alton Bright Drafting 3; Bible 4; S.P.O. 2. Cynthia Jane Green Brown F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep 1,2; Health Careers 1,2; French 2; Chorus 3. Johnny Bumgardner Band 1; Wrestling 1; Football Statician 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Drafting 3; Art 4. Linda Bumgardner Perens 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4. Deborah Burns Eerie 1.2.3.4; Choir 1,2 Sec. 3,4 Sec.; F.T.A. 2,3; Health Careers 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Superlative; Friendliest; May Queen 4. Judy Elaine Burns F.H.A. 2; Vica 3,4. Priscilla Anne Burris : F.H.A. 2,3 Historian, 4 Parliamentarian; Mountaineer 3,4 Editor-in- Chief; F.T.A. 3; Carrousel Princess 4; Football Sponsor 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Health Careers 3; Science 2; Latin 2. Bobby Byers F.F.A. 1; S.P.O. 2; Bricklaying 1,2. Brenda Byers F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Choir 4; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 4; Bible. Survilla Byers Bible 4; F.T.A. 3,4; LC.T. 3; Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club. Theodore Douglas Byers F.F.A. 1; Choir 2,3,4 President; Annual Staff 3,4; E.T.A. 3; Mountaineer 4; S.P.O 2,4; LC.T. 3; Senior Superlative 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 2; Freshman Choir Aide; Track 1; I.V. 1; Jr-Sr. Waiter 2. Teresia Camp et sa , ilo EVIL Jat, Zyv4l Chuck Carpenter Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4 Sec-Treas.; Math 4; French 4; M.V.P. Base- ball 3; Senior Superlative: Most Athletic. Garry Lewis Carrigan FH Am EArt: Arthur Allen Carroll Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4 Vice-President; Pep Club 4; Friends 2,3,4. Mary C. Carroll | EH ASIE2 5.45 tteAnl Bibles Artel, 21, Velo) GL Shirley J. Carroll RUSi a. 4ie IBLE al, Bese “Nai 3). Susan Champion F.H.A. 1,4; S.P.O. 1; F.T.A. 3,4; French 3; Office Aide 3,4; Art 3. Judy Faye Childers Bible 2,4; Health Careers 2; Latin 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4 President; Science 3,4; Math 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Junior Marshall 3; French 4; S.P.O. 4 Sec- Treas.; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative: Most Studious 4; 3rd place winner in “Voice of Democracy” contest. Judy Clark RAY 3-4. Jeffrey Scott Cloniger Band 1,2; Drafting 3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Deca 4; Golf Team 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4. Debbie Cooke F.H.A. 1,2,;4; F.F.A; Health Careers 2,3; Candy Striper 1,2,3; Bible 4; Deca 4; Miss Deca 4. Lynn Cornwell F.H.A. 1,2,3; S.P.O. 1,2; Science 1,2,3; Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4: May Day Attendant 3; Demolay Sweetheart 4; Math 3,4; French 3; Basketball 1; K Club 4; Miss Bethware Fair 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; SIPA 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Friends 3,4. Denise Costner F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Bible 4. Lettie Crank Bible; Chorus. Jimmy Crawford Drafting 2; Vice-President; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Vica 2; L.C.E. 3,4. Addieleen Gaylore Crocker Science 1,2; Art 4; D.E. 4; D.T.A. 1,2,3,4; S.P.O. 4; F.F.A. 4; Annu- al Staff 3,4; French 3. Alfred Donnell Crocker Bricklaying; F.F.A. 1,2,3 Jessie Crocker Choir 123Science 1 Fst Aw ls FE ELAG Ie Pam Cronan Bible 2; Health Careers 2,3,4; Latin 2,3,4, Vice-President; French 4; Math 3,4, Sec.; N.H.S. 3,4; Science 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; National Science Foundation Program 3. Constance Phyllis Ann Davis F.T.A. 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4; Science 1,2; Deca 3,4 Sec:. Girls Play Day 1; Catillionette 3; French 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Math 3; Latin 2. Euzella Davis Bible 2; Art 3; F.H.A. 1,4. Joan Beth Davis Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Bible 2. Richard Davidson Drafting 4, Vice-President. June Ellen Degree Chorus 1,2; Deca 1; Science; Health Careers; Bible; I.C.T. 1. Dwight Dixon Bus Driver; Band 1; I.C.E. I II. Helen Dixon VICA. Gary Joseph Dowda Choir 2,3,4; Bus Driver, Best Bus Driver's Award 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Art 3. Jerry Dunlap Mitackes=e be heACnie2s Michael Ray Ellison F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bricklaying 1. Lynn Finger J.V. Basketball 1; May Day Attendant 1; Class Secretary 2; Jr-Sr. Waitress 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 3,4; French 3; Science 2; Math 3,4 Sec. 3; K Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 Sec. 4; Health Careers 3; S.P.O. 1,4; Homecoming Court 4; Senior Play 4; Jr. Marshall; Se- nior Superlative; May Court Maid of Honor 4. Susan Fite Band 1; Candy Striper 1,2; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A, 4; Mountaineer Staff 4. Reggie Flowers Deca I II; Agriculture 1,2. Yvonne Floyd Art 4; Bible 4; Deca 4. Jerry Fowler F.F.A. 1; Bus Driver; Football 2; Baseball 1; I.C.T. 3,4. Carl Fulton Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Drafting 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Science 1; Senior Class Play. Mary Gault ISLA, 1239 Aer 14 Durant Blake GoforthFrench 4; Band 1,2; Drafting 2; Bible 4, Treas.; Demolay 3,4, Chaplain; Track Field 1,2,4; Senior Class Play. Larry F. Goforth B.A, 1.2-4 D E13 Treas] D Ell) President: Paul Goode Goforth Band 1,2; Bus Driver, Vice-President; Drafting 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice-President; Art 4; Senior Class Play. Denese Renee Goms F.H.A. i; Science 1; French 3; Health Careers 1,2; FTA 123345 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Pep Band 4; All State Band Clinic 3,4; W.N.C.H.S.A.A. Frenzic Contest Winner 3; VFW Voice of Democ- rac y, 2nd place 4; St. Andrews Music Camp Scholastic Winner 2. Euntcetine Gordon Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2; French 1; Science 1; Drama 1. Daniel Greene Agriculture 1,2,3; I.C.E. 3,4; Bus Driver 2,3,4. Sheila Faye Greene F.T.A. 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4; Bus Driver; Art 3; S.P.O. 2; An- nual Staff 3,4; Mountaineer Staff 4; Football Sponsor 4. Shirley Susan Greene Pep Band 3,4; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4; Art 2 Bus Driver; Annual Staff 3,4; Pep Club 4; Bus Driver Sponsor; Drafting Sponsor. Karen Peaby Grigg Bible; F.H.A. 1; Band 1; Vica. Mary Elizabeth Hambright EH AS 23.47 EB Ag A. Phyllis Hamrick E:T.A. 2; French 3; .B.L.A® 4. Gloria Hardin Art 3; Bible 3; Chorus 4. Tom Harper French 3,4; S.P.O. 4; Mountaineer Staff 4. Patsy Ann Harward F.H.A. 1,3; Business Club 3,4; Guidance Aide. Darrell Hawkins Agriculture 4. Donna Hawkins Bus Driver; Vica 3,4; Science 2,3; Art 2; F.H.A. 2. Pat Hawks 168 169 F.H.A. 1; Science 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Vica 3,4; Bus Driver; Annual Staff 3. John Heath LCE. 3,4. Kathy Heavner E.T.A. 3,4; S.P.O. 1,2; Science 2 ; Math 4; F.H.A. 4; French 3; Class Secretary 1; Band 1,2; Office Aide 4; Jr-Sr. Waitress 2. Paulette Herndon Chorus 3. Luther Hicks Football 3; Bricklaying 2. Debbie Hinson Bible 2,4. Johnnie Hogue Jr. Football 1,2,3,4; S.P.O. Chairman 4; Monogram 3,4; Boys State 3; Bus Driver. David Hoard Golf 2,3,4; French 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Science 3; Health Careers 3,4 President; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. Carolyn Howard : Science 3,4; Math 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Latin 3; Junior Marshall 3; Annual Staff 4. Geeper Howard Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; S.P.O. 1,4; French 3; Health Careers 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Math 3,4; Mono- gram 2,3,4; Human Relations Committee 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 President; John Gamble Scholastic Award Nominee 4; Boys State 3. Chuck Howell F.F.A. 1,2; Art 1; Bible 1; Deca 1. Judy Howell Art 3; Bible 4; Chorus 4. Dennis Huffstickler Band 1; 2nd place in Kiwanis Talent Show 3; Chorus 4, Pianist; Bible 2,3. Ray Hughes Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; French 3,4, President. Olwia Lucretia Hullender F.H.A. 1,4; Science 3; French 3; F.T.A. 3,5; Guidance Aide 4, Mountaineer Staff 4. Pamela Renee Humphries FH.A. 1,2,3,4; Art 2,3,4; Biology Aide 4; Pep Club 4; Milestone Staff, Editorial 4, Math Club Homecoming Sponsor. Rachel Huskey Vica 3,4; F.H.A. 4. Susan Hutchins Art 3,4; Vice-President; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 4. Cecilia Jatana Jackson Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Choir Club 4. Floyd Jerome Jenkins Chorus 2; Choir 2,3,4; Council Representative; Science 4; Math 3; Health Careers 3,4 Projects Chairman; French 3; ET A3A4; Mountaineer Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Track 3,4; S.P.O. 4, Masquer- ade Chairman. Barbara Johnson PH AS 13, FL As 4. John Clayton Johnson Jr. Band 2,3; Bus Driver; I.C.E. 4; Pep Club 4; Band Council 2; Track 2. J.T. Johnson FP Ag 5 bOI ale Decal Artal Roy Jones Track 2; Drafting 3; I.C.T. 3,4 Vice-President 3, Editor 4. Shirley Ann Keller French 3; Bible 4. F.B.L.A. 4, Jack Douglas King Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Latin 2; Drafting 3; Monogram 4; Base- ball 3,4; Football 4. Dale Lawing Basketball Manager 2; Drafting 3,4 Treas, Gale Lawing 2nd Place in Hairstyling contest 3; Vica 3,4; Cosmetology President 4, Linda Ledford Basketball 2. Wilson Ledford Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3; F.F.A. 4; Fradting 2,3,4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. Steve Lemmons PRAISE 2 34st Coleg .4 Leland B. Leonhart FFA’ 1,2,3,4: Chote 2; ‘Chorus 2.3. Jorice Ellen Littlejohn Chorus 2: Art 1 Lorie Little john Health Careers 3; Deca 4; Guidance Aide 4; F.B.L.A. 3. Major William Loftin Jr. Football 1,4; Basketball 4, Manager 1,2,3; Baseball 1245S Om President 4; Monogram 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Math 3,4; French 4. Phillip B. Lovelace NCCa1t, Bie Jeyreval i 2 Rhonda Lynn Lovelace Band 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2, Captain; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Art 3; French 3; Class Treasur- er 4; Homecoming club Sponsor; F.H.A. 4; Milestones Business Staff 4; Mountaineer Staff 4; S.P.O. 3,4; Senior Superlative: Wittiest; K. Club 4; T.W.C. 3,4. 170 171 Terry Lee Lovelace Band 1; Bricklaying 1,2. David Lowery D.E. I Il, Parliamentarian. Gary Lyon Art 4; Drafting 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3. Steve Lynn Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Science 3; French 3; Band Council 4; Annual Business Staff 3. Bob Machowicz Math Club 3,4. Harry Dean Martin PAS 1.25; 1-C.T. 4. Phillip Martin F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Gwendolyn McGCree Health Careers 1,2: Bible 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2; Business 3; Science 3; Choir 4; Deca 4; Guidance Aide 4. Polly McDaniel Band 1,2,3; Vica 4, Sec. Frankie Patterson Agriculture 1, Vice-President, 2 President; 1.C.T. 3. Asst. Chapter Advisor, 4; President; Band 1,2; Art 3. Kay Patterson F.T.A. 2,3,4; Science 2,3,4; French 3,4; Math 3,4. Nancy Patterson Band 1,2; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 3; Math 3,4 Choir 4. Ronald Dean Payne Demolay 2,3 Master Councilor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3, Firector 4; Band Council 2, Vice-President 3,4; All State Band Clinic 3,4: St. Andrews Music Camp 2; Most Improved PlayerAward 3; Young Artist Award 4; Science 3,4; S.P.O. 1,2,3,4 Committee Chairman; Latin 2,3,4; Math 3,4; Health Careers Club 2,3,4; Vice- President 3; Wrestling 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 3, President 4; Se- nior Superlative: Most Talented. Ursula Perry Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Milestones Staff 4; FLH.A. 4; Science 2; Mountaineer Staff 4; Mountaineer Mascot 3. Connie Phifer F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; E.T.A. 3,4; Science 2,4; Math 3,4; French 3,4. Anne Hunter Plonk F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President; Band 1,2; Latin 2,3, Sec-Tres. 2; Science 2,3,4; French 3,4, Vice-President; Health Careers 2,3,4, Pres- An Open Mind Gives Someone A Chance To Drop A Valuable Thought Into It Karen Moore F.H.A. 1; Art 2; Choir 4: Homecoming Sponsor 3; Office Aide 4. Polly Moore Choir Sponsor 4; Football Sponsor 1; Choir 2,3,4, Business 3; S.P.O. Alternate 1; Girls Track 1. Connie Moss F.H.A. 1; Office Aide 1,2,3,4. Mickey Moss Deca 4; Art 3. Mike Norwood F.F.A. 2,3; Bible 4; LC.E. 4. Libby Owensby -F.H.A. 1,2,4; Science 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4,; Math 3.4, French 3: Annual Editorial Staff 4, Pep Club 4; Candy Striper. Nolen Page F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Deca 1. Bill Parker LC.T. 3,4 Chapter Advisor; Vica 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. Mary Ann Parker Chorus 1,2; Bible 1,2. ident; Milestone Staff 4; Mountaineer Staff 4; Homecoming Sponsor 141 .W.G.3:4. Becky Plonk F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President; Science 2,3; Math 3,4; S.P.O. 4, Committee Chairman; French 3,4; K Club 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Basketball 1,2; N.H.S. 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Girls State; Junior Marshall; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4. Paul Pouchak Science 3,4; Math 3,4; Billy Shuford Science Award 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Senior Class Play. Steven Douglas Powell S.P.O. 2; Key Club 2. David Putnam Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Art 4; Bus Driver; Drafting 4. Key Club 3,4. Kenneth Joe Putnam ; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter; Bus Driver. Terry Putnam Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Drafting 3,4. Darlene Quinn Annual Staff 3,4 Associate Editor; French 3; Health Careers 9 ie F.T.A. 2,3,4; Science 2,3; Bus Driver; Math 3,4; Office Aide 4, Candy Striper 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; S.I.P.A. 4, Marlene Quinn Science 2; Health Careers 2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; French 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Candy Striper 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Bus Driver; Math 4. Morris Winston Ramsye Bible 3. David Randall Band 1,2; F.F.A. 2,3,4 President; Bus Driver. Charles Reed Key Club 2,3 Sec., 4; Science 3,4 President; Health Careers 3; Council; Gold 2,3,4; Senior Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed: 1970 Governor's School; Accepted 1970 National Science Foundation at Chapel Hill; $.P.O. 1,3 Vice-President 4, Comm. Chairman; Demolay 3,4 Senior Steward; Friends 3,4; Morehead Award Nominee; Junior Marshall; Jr.-Sr. Waiter; Milestone Staff 3,4; Class Vice-President 2. Judy Reid Bible 1,2; Chorus 3,4. Sherry Lavone Reynolds F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4 Vice-President; Choir 3; J.V. Manager 1; Varsity Manager 2,3. Debbie Rhea F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Science 2,3,4; Math 3,4; Health Careers 4; French 3; F.T.A. 3; Junior Marshal. Carl E. Rhodes, Jr. F.F.A. 4; Deca 3,4; Science 1. William Todd Rhodes Football; Wrestling 3; Drafting 2,3,4; Choir 1; Chorus 2,3. Geraldine Roberts Bible 3; Chorus 4. Brenda Gail Robinson Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Band Reproter 4; Math 3; Bible 3.4 President; Junior Marshall 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls’ Playday Softball team 1,3. Patricia E. Roseboro Charles Ross D.E. 3,4; Drafting 3,4; Baseball 2,3. Charlene Ross Donna L. Ross S.P.O. 1; Band 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; Basketball 1; E.T.A. 3,4; P.E. Aide 3,4; Art 4; Pep Club 4; Bus Driver; Senior Play. Jacqueline Chaney Ross F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1. Randolph Ross Verleen Ross Math 3,4; Health Careers 2,3; French 3. Nathan Sanders French 3; Key Club 3,4; Drafting 3,4. President; Science 4; Band 1; Football 1,2; Junior Class President; Senior Class President; Demolay 2,3,4 Junior Councilor 3, Master Councilor 4; Choir 4; S.P.O. 3,4; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative. Philip Sanders Vica 1,2,3,4; D.E. Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Art 2; Senior Class Play. Dana Sarvis Drafting 1,2, Editor; Monogram 3,4; S.P.O. 2; J.V. Football; Golf 1,2,3,4 Golf Metal - Most Valuable Player 3,4; Werstling 2,3,4. Debra Scruggs Art 3; Bible 4; F.H.A. 4. James P. Self Drafting 2; Bible 2: F.F.A. 4; L.C.T. 3,4. Amos Val Shear F.F.A. 1,2; Choir 2,3; Bricklaying 1,2. louis Ann Sherrer Latin 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Office Aide 3,4. Jill Ray sistare Science 2,4; F.T.A. 3,4; French 3,4; Pep Club 4; Senior Class Play. Billy Smith I.C.E. 2; Band 1,2: Art. David W. Smith Basketba;; 1; Football 1; F.F.A. 1; Bible 2; Art 2. Gail Smith FHA. 1; S.P.0. 1,2,4; F.B.1.A. 45) Senior Glass Secretary; Homecoming Queen 4; Best Looking 4; Pep Club 4; May Day Attendant 1; Cheerleading 2. Helen Smith Bible 3; Chorus 3,4. Sarah Smith Bible 3,4. Chorus 4. Sarah Elizabeth Smith F.T.A. 2,3,4; French 3,4; Science 2; Bible 3; Senior Class Play. Wanda Smith F.H.A. 1,4; Vica 3,4 Secretary, Editor. Jama Dover Sotelo F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 President; Annual Staff; Pep Club 4; Mountaineer Staff 4; Teachers’ Aide 4. Senetta Stephens F.H.A. 1,2; Business 3; Bus Driver 3. Penny Stone Health Careers 2; Bible 3,4. Jerry Suggs F.F.A. 1; Deca 3,4; Drafting 2. Martha Summutt S.P.O. 1; Science 2,3,4; French 3,4; Math 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. Michael Keith Swofford Drafting 2,3,4; Art 2; Math 3,4; Key 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; | Pep Band 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,4; Track 2,3. James P. Tate Bus Driver; French 4; Art 2,4; Math 4; Milestones Staff 3,4, Busi- ness Manager 4; Track 2. Cynthia Joanne Turner F.H.A. 1,3; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Teachers’ Aide 4. David Turner F.H.A. 1.3; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Teachers’ Aide 4. ,2,3; Drafting 2,3,4; Bricklaying 3,4. Sheila Van Dyke Art Club 3; Library 4, Secretary. Janis Ware Vica 3,4. Deborah Adaw Warren Chorus 1,2; Bible 1; F.T.A. 4; Art 4; Choir 4; F.T.A. 1; Business 4; Track 4; Pep Club. William Joseph Watson F.F.A. 3,4; Basketball 3,4. Linda Ann Wells F.H.A. 1,2; Health Careers 2,3; Latin 3; Science 3,4; Milestones Staff 4: F.T.A. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math 3,4; Junior Marsshal. Betty Jo Wheeler Health Careers 2,3,4; Manager for Girls Basketball 4; F.H.A. 4. Sandra Joy Whetstine F.H.A. 1,4; Chorus 1; Vica 3,4. Jack White Science 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3; Secretary 2; Latin 2,3,4; Math 3,4 President; Debate Club 2; Political Activities 2; Key Club 3k4, N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-President; S.P.O. 2,3,4; Chairman of Program Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; All State Band Clinic 1,3; Human Relations Committee 3,4; Junior Rotarian 4; Chief Junior Marshal; Junior-Senior Waiter 2; Senior Superlative: Most Studious; Golf Team 2; Milestones Staff 3,4; Governor's School Nominee 2,3; John Motley Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4; National Science Foundation Summer Program Participant at Chapel Hill 4; National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. Jimmy Gray White Pert. 3; 1.C.T. 3,4; Vica 3.4. John Whitworth FFA. 2: F.F.A. 4. Reb Wiesener Sciuence 1,2,3; Bus Driver 2,3; Art 4; F.F.A. 4; Football Squad 1,3; Basketball Squad 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3; Winner of V.F.W. Oretorical Contest 4; Senior Class Play. Pamela Becky Williams Science 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Milestones Staff 3,4; French 3. Robert W. Williams Track 3; Football 1. Wilhermenia Williams Bible 2,3; Choir 4. Brenda Wilson Bible 3. Catherine Alan Wilson N.H.SS. 3,4; S.P.O. Representative 1,3; Girls State 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; Math 3; F.T.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 3; Pep Club 4; Recreation Leader 4; Health Ca- fees Seana Staff 4; Junior Marshal 3; Choir 4; Kiwanis Talent ward 3. Debbie Carolyn Wilson Fe ole Bales F.T.A. 4; Milestones Staff 4; Waitress, Junior-Senior Prom 2; J.V. Basketball 2. Doris Elaine Wilson Chorus 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Science 2; French 3; Milestones Staff 3,4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; May Day Attendant 3; Human Relations 3,4. Pamela Jane Wilson F.H.A. 1; Business 1; F.T.A. 1. Randy Wilson DECA 3; Bus Driver 4. Susan Elaine Wilson F.H.A. 12; F.F.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 4. David Winebarger eR eAC poe me iieasures Rick Woods Drafting 1,2,3; Art 1,2,4. Beverly Lynn Wright F.H.A. 1; Science 1; Powder Puff 2; Vica 3,4; Parliamentarian 3. Marty Wright EGA! 1.2. Latin 2,3,4;, Band’ 152,375 F.B.L.As 3,4; Secretary- Treasurer 4. Mildred Carolyn Wyte Bible 3; F.B.L.A. 4. Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder 174 175 rr IMSS ele tl) ao PORTER BROTHERS ” (OS RepEsiopnrs Gzercz Poowk JB. Sax i )RoBiDeOR BB. b.F. Hod D.B.§. ) P. WARE Rega Pan, Kam@ereaxs Mi.B. TG. Durham M.D. Joenth Len M2. Ae, See! Tul FadT if A BDRinva, RHE PRESEWRALTRIFE, AKE Fubukl A AYSTERY, AND Suet 65 Lif. WoRK FOR WS PEACE 196 19g The world Cannot COntinve to Wage war like physical giants and to seek peale [ike intel - lectual pygmies. “Basil Q@'Connor 200 201 ... somewhere... somehow . ee someway ae Someway- a N R) bile ‘| la SY Play the game of love with cards on the table. love 13... awe agreeing on the Same TV program. make Youve got to Shout to yourself heard No NO 3 iy || IS bu2z urhat man will do 20 mature. 206 207 Not many people realize the amount of work which goes into the making of an an- nual in a few short months - the hectic deadlines . . . typing until 5:30 am... . missing meals. . . spend the night annual Parties puree Ctc. There are a lot of tears but the joy of meeting all your deadlines makes up for it. Our sincere thanks to Mrs. Carolyn McWhirter who suffered through it all with us and to Mr. Alexander who spent many a night developing pictures we just had to have the next day. We would also like to thank Woody Mitchel who gave up a lot of time for the annual staff which he is not even a member of and to Eddie Floyd who also donated his artistic abilities. As the old saying goes, last but not least we would like to acknowledge | our appreciation to the dozens co others who contributed their time to the annual whether in typing, drawing, writing or posing. ee ee eee Oe eee ae, Ve te Mauney Memorial Library TO ’ ¢ Las i of 1 © re Wh nae | re | + Geet Lae uh re
”
1968 1969 1970 1973 1977 1978
Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES
GENEALOGY ARCHIVE
REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
