Landis High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Landis, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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Ws me ia ‘4 ay vi ; ain aa =) be j 7 i 2h Te ‘ ae Hy ; ay Ys ar sre SA HA Se een ‘ ee SE WR BOR Ses SE RNS Okon Aree be ee ee os - Se GRE Get HES ete Ree Kee een Foreword Four years ago, one of the events that had long been awaited came into reality. As Freshmen, we entered ‘High School.’ This was the beginning of four years of memorable events for us. We owe a lot to our teachers, advisors, and to each other, as schoolmates. Now, as Seniors, we are greatly indebted—to whom we may not know, but one day will realize. This person or thing, ‘’A Guiding Hand,’”’ will remain as always ‘A Spirit of Our High School Days.” Alma Mater “Again let us meet, and raise with cheer a song; To our Alma Mater, may joy our praise prolong. We'll give of our best for the glory of L.H.S. For black and for gold, for dear old Landis High Our praise evermore, for thy honored name we'll try.” BOBBY CAVIN Dedication ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY,NC L N 3907815532 | In memory of one who would have been our classmate and a graduate of 1959— MISS NANCY BOSTIAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bostian The Keys To Our Knowledge H. A. McCREARY MR. ipal Landis High School Inc Pr . BOSTIAN IE, incipa Te Superintending Pr MR. is District | Land Mr. Dewey Caudle Mr. Charles Driver Mrs. Max Hemphill Mr. Vernon Lentz Mrs. Bewey Shaver Mrs. Earl Cavin Mrs. Judson Enloe Miss Madge Holshouser Mr. Grady Lewis Mrs. Joe Sloop Mr. William Dameron Mrs. J. B. Faggart Mr. Bartley Harrold Mrs. Clyde Merritt, Jr. Mr. S. P. Teague Mr. Glenn Deal, Jr. Mr. Howard Graham Mrs. Bill Klutz Mr. Steve McCurdy Mr. Owen Williams Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr s. Myrtha Doron . Chap Hampton . Bill Klutz . Melvin Ramseur . Charles Yates Class ls this really our last year? Many Seniors have been asking themselves this question the past months. The time has now come for us to leave Landis High School. Let’s turn back Ole Father Time to the year of 1955. There approximately 180 Freshmen to enter the doors of Landis High. We started President; Oscar and were frightened ‘‘green”’ our year by electing Suzanne Swain, Overcash, Vice-President; Pat Biggs, Tony Belk, Treasurer, to lead us through the year. Our advisors, Mr. Thomas Jones, Miss Norma Gabriel, Mr. Glenn Deal, Mr. John Morgan, Mrs. Robert Caldwell, and Mr. Howard Graham, helped to make that year a successful one. As the end of our Freshman year came Jimmy Beaver was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Government for the coming year. Joleen Kimball and Harold Tadlock represented our..class in the Hallo- ween festivities. Secretary; Knowing our way around better we entered our Sopho- more year with more ease and confidence. We began that year by electing Kenneth Orbison, President; Charles Chapman, Vice-President; Harvey Steelman, Secretary, Joleen Kimball, Treasurer; and Oscar Overcash, Parlia- mentarian. Our advisors this year were Mrs. Ben Battle, Mrs. Vivian Shaver, Miss Mary Hoyle, and Mr. Roberts. our Roy Halloween, and Harvey Steelman was elected Second Vice- President of the Student Govern- ment. class at We began our Junior year by electing Amelia Alexan- der, President; Demps Brawley, Vice-President; Gail Beaver, Secretary; Tony Ervin, Treasurer; Howard Barn- hardt, Reporter; and Harold Tadlock, Parliamentarian. Mrs. Earl Cavin, iSS Madge IES LSA Our advisors were Mr. Melvin Ramseur, Mrs. Myrtha Doron, ond M Our first accomplishment, with: the help of Mie Cavin, was the Halloween Carni ‘al. Betty Sue Hastings and Demps Brawley represented our class. We were very happy to have Betty Sue crowned Queen. There were twenty-three fellow students to be tapped into the Beta Club. Our Beta ‘program, “Round The World in Music,’’ turned out to be quite a success. Next came the Junior Play. Our presentation of ‘’The Custer’s Last Stand,’’ given in April under the direction of Mrs. Earl Cavin, was also a big hit. _ With the money from our Carnival and Play we were able to give the Seniors a big banquet. Our banquet, with a Hawaiian theme, was given at the Yadkin Hotel, Harold Tadlock and Sandra Frieze represented History with the assistance of Mrs. ‘Doron. In May the Seniors honored us with a Prom at ye China Grove Community Building. We were glad to have Judy Deal and Larry Wilcox selected as Chief Marsh for the graduation exer- cise. The other Marshalls were Connie Deal, Nancy Deal, Betty Hastings, Carolyn Mason, Carolyn Norton, Doro- thy Morgan, Oscar Overcash, F -erman Karriker, and John Sechler. Special awards were received by three of our classmates—Virginia Tuck, American History; Judy Riley, Home Economics; Judy Deal, Athletics. election of Harold First Vice- nt. We were really We ended our Junior year by Tadlock, President, and Amelia President of the Student G yerni looking forward, to our Seni xander, Our SaHioe year frathe. Harvey Steelman, President; suck, Vice-Presi- dent; Barbara Hamilton, Sec Treasurer; Betty Hastings, Reporter; and Jo Parliamentar- ian. Our advisors were Mrs. Clyde ap INNS. Jo 13: Faggart, Mr. Howard Graham a rady Lewis. After waiting four anxious ye Ye time finally ar- rived for us to receive our class We were tremendously happy nm we were told we d exceeded our goal of $2,200. yn and everyone in the Senior ‘ion. Our high salesmen d Todligck and Babs Denn magazine cam- sold a sub- lexander, ‘he football players selected reign as Queen at our annual H tendants were Amelia Alexander, Joleen Kimball. B netia Alexander was elected Judye nda Over- as Busi- cash as” Assist. Editors, on Harvey Vee ness prerager. ; : ee Was. Senior Banquet was given. he Juniors in our honor. That’s enough of the past. During th at Landis High School, classes and activi vital part in preparing us to be independen We must look to the. future realizing that is’ “Not Finished, Just Begun.” oe four years ducation JOLEEN KIMB, “LINDA OVERCASH and JUDY DEAL Assist. Editors. ce Class OFRIGERS President. ..Harvey Steelman Vice-President. Virginia Tuck Sec.-Treas.. Barbara Hamilton Parliamentarian John Stirewalt (Not Pictured) Reporter... .-. Betty Hastings MASCOTS Frankie Overcash Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn Overcash Jan Campbell Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Campbell Of ’59 AMELIA ALEXANDER .. . Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 3; Superlatives—Most Personality, Best All Around; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play Usher; Basketball 1,2; F.H.A. 2; Chorus 2,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Sponsor 2,3,4; Class Officer-President 3; Student Assembly Ofticer- Ist Vice President 4; Student Representative 3; Miss Hi Miss; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Halloween Talent Show 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 2,3; Beta Club Show 3; Ist High Salesman Magazine Campaign; Football Sponsor 1; Candi- date for Rowan County Christmas Queen. JVAAL LENS rem ecsAwe, 2 DIDleme lubes. MAX ALLMAN .. . Superlative—Wittiest; Baseball 2: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Choral Contest 4; Red Hot Mammas 4; Chorus 4; HOWARD BARNHARDT ... F.T.A. 2,3; Baseball 2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Junior Class Officer—Reporter; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Student Representative 1; Honorable Mention All County Football 3; All County 4; Most Outstanding Back 4; Track 3, 4; Tennis 3; Choral Contest 4. J. GAIL BEAVER... F.1.A. 2,3, Treasurer 3; Superlative— Most Likely To Succeed; Yellow. Jacket Staff—Co-Editor; Junior Play; J. V. Basketball 1; Basketball Manager 3,4; F.H.A. 2, Fashion Show 2; Chorus 1, Choral Contest 1; Sponsor 2,3,4; Junior Class Officer—Secretary; Monogram Club 4; Student Representative 2; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Tr-Hi-Y 3,4, President 3,4, Interstate Conference 4, Council Representative 3,4; Office 4; Store 4. JIMMY BEAVER... F.T.A. 2; Superlatives—Best Dressed, Most Talented; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Student Council 2; Student Assembly Officer 2, Secretary Treas- urer; Chorus 4, KYLE BEAVER... MELVIN BEAVER .... F.F.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Chorus 4; W.0.W. Service Award. NANCY BEAVER... F.H.A. 3; Fashion Show 3. DWIGHT BRAFFORD .. . Bible Club 35 Chorus) 1 273 ‘Choral Festival 3; Choral Contest 3. ROY BEAVER... F.F.A. 1,2; PalcAs 25) Bible (Gluby 23 Base= ball 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Chorus 4; W.O.W. Service Award. DEMPS BRAWLEY .... F.T.A. 2,3; Superlative—Most Popular; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play; Baseball 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Junior Class Officer—vVice Pres- ident; Monogram Club 2,3,4; lracke3, 45 JIV,, Football] Choral Contest 4. PAP ND. Ws Junior Play; Student Represen- tative 3,4; Student Council 4; French Club 4; Hi-Y 4, Treas- urer 4. TOM BEAVER . LARRY BROADWAY .. . Sub- stitute Bus Driver 3,4; Chorus 4. PHYLLIS BENTLEY .. . F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2,3; Office 1,2. JOHNNY BROWN .... F.T.A. 4; Bible Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Bible Club Ex- ecutive Committee 3,4. Class PAUL BRUMLEY .. . Chorus 4. JOHNNY CARPENTER ... Band 1,2. BOBBY CARTER .. . Beta Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4: Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play Usher; Baseball 1,2.3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. BETTY CASTOR .. . Bible Club 4. JUDYE CASPER .. .. Superlatives—Cutest, Best Looking; Chorus 4; Christmas Queen; Fashion Show 2,3; Office 4. JAMES CAVIN .. . CHARLES CHAPMAN .... Baseball Manager 1,2; Basket- ball Manager 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Choral Contest 4; Sophomore Class Officer—Vice President; Monogram Club 3,4. JENNY COBB ... Bible Club 3,4; Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Chorus 3,4; Student Representative 1. Of 59 SYLVIA COOK... 1 Er Ae 2 Oo, 4e sor 2.3; Fashion Show 2,3; Of- REID O. DANIELS... 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 2,3,4; rack 3,4; Red Hot Mammas STANLEY COX... Beta Club 3; Superlative—Most Original; Junior Play; Student Repr esenta- tive oS) Art Show ls) Entry at Greensboro 3; Beta Program 3. SHERRY DAUGHERTY ... F.T.A. 2; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play; Cheerleader 2,3; Basket- ipyellll 22 lesnNs Si? [Bxefarel iF Monogram Club 3,4; Solicitor 3; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Fashion Show 2; Freshman Basketball 1; Office 3; Football Sponsor 2. MARCELLA COXEY . Junior Play; Chorus 2; Fashion Show 2,3. VALTA RAE DAVIS .. Play Usher; Band 1; French Club 4; Fashion Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. JIMMY DALTON CORNELIA DEAL .. . Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Beta Pro- gram 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Marshall 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 3,4, Captain 4; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; Cho- rus 1,2,4, Pianist 4; Student Council 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Representative 4; Store 2,3; Basketball All-Conference 3; Girl’s State; Talent Show 3, 4: Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. Class JUDITH DEAL ... Beta Club 3,4, President 4, Beta Pro- gram 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Chief Marshall 3; Superlatives—Most Intellectual, Most Athletic; Yellow Jacket Staff—Assistant Co-Editor; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Tennis 2,3,4, Cap- tain 3; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Tennis Trophy; Athletics Award; French Award; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. NANCY DEAL .. . Beta Club 3,4; Beta Program 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Librarian 3; Bible Club 2,4; Executive Committee 3; Marshall 3; Superlative—-Most Courteous; Yellow Jacket Staff; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; Student Representative 2; French Club 4, Reporter 4; Football Sponsor 4; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Office 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Vice President 3,4. BABS DENNIS... F.T.A. 3,4, Vice President 4; Bible Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3; Executive Committee 4; Superlatives— Friendliest, Most Original; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play Usher; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1,4; Monogram Club 4; Magazine High Salesman; Certifi- cate of Merit; Senior Halloween Queen; Basketball 1; Office . 3,4; Store 2,3,4; Manager 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Football Sponsor 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Red Hot Mammas 4; Talent Show 3. BRUCE EDWARDS .. . Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4. PHYLLIS ENNIS .. . Transfer from A. L. Brown; Junior Play; Cheerleader 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. TONY ERVIN . . . Superlative—Best All Around; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 2; Junior Class Officer—Treasurer; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Student Representative 3,4. PEGGY FAGGART .. .. Beta Club 3; Chorus 2; Fashion Show re LARRY FAIN .. . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Chorus 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; All-Conference Football 4; AIll- County 3,4; Track 3,4; Honorable Mention All-State 3; Choral Contest 4. Of ’59 a md abeaten BRENDA FAW . Bible Club OH [Edn 22 (Glens. 4). SANDRA FRIEZE... F.T.A. 2; Bible’ Glubi2)3 4° (Rin Ae. 27374; Chorus 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Li- brarian 4; Student kepresenta- tive 4; Sophomore’ Halloween Queen; Bible Retreat 4; Home- coming Court 2; Greensboro Chorus Festival 3; Choral Con- test 2,4; Fashion Show 2,3. JERRY FERGUSON .. . F.T.A. 2,3; Yellow Jacket Staff; Chief Solicitor; Football 3; Store Man- ager 3,4. BETTY GILBERT .. . Chorus 2, 3; Fashion Show 2. DENNIS FORESTER .. . Junior Play; Bus Driver 3,4. DORIS GOODMAN ... . Fashion Show 2,3. JOYCE FREEZE... F.H.A. 2,3; Bandi, 2s LAMONT GOODMAN .. . Base- ball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Chorus 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4- All County Football 4; Track 3,4; Choral Contest 4. Class PAUL GURLEY .. . Transfer from J. W. Cannon Jr. High School; Superlative—Most Courteous; Bus Driver 4; Student Representative 4. BARBARA HAMILTON .... Transfer from St. John’s High School; F.1T.A. 4; Junior Play: Superlative—Most Popular; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 3,4; Senior Class Officer—Secretary Treasurer; Homecom- ing Queen; Solicitor 2,3,4; Red Hot_Mammas 2,3,4; Fashion Show 1,2; Football Sponsor 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Candidate for Rowan County Christmas Queen 4; Talent Show 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4. HENRY HARDIN... Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4. JAMES HARGETT .. .. Transfer from A. L. Brown High School. NORMAN HARRINGTON ... Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 4; Band 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4. BETTY SUE HASTINGS ... Beta Club 3,4; Vice President 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Marshall 3; Superlative—Most Talented; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play; F.H.A. 2; Chorus 2,3, Pianist 3; Senior Class Officer—Reporter; Student Council 2; Student Representative 2,3; Halloween Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4; Fashion Show 2; Football Sponsor 4; Beta Show 3; Office 2,3; Store 2,3; Music Festival 2,3; Cer- tificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. CAROLYN HODGES... F.1.A. 4; Superlative—Best Sport; Basketball 2,3,4; Captain 4; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2; Mon- ogram Club 3,4; Student Representative 4; Store DZ VIRGINIA HUFFMAN .. . F.H.A. 2,3; Fashion Show 2,3; Chorus 4. Of ’59 FERMAN KARRIKER .. . Beta (Clute) oe dew Ne WAP TRNs S22 Marshall 3; Football 1,2; French Club 4; French Award 3; Beta Show 3; Hi-Y 4; Certificate of Merit Magazinee Campaign; Delegate to state Hi-Y Conven- tion 4. GENE KEPLEY ... Baseball 2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. GENE McCREARY .. . F.F.A 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Superlative— Most Typical; Junior Play; Stu- dent Representative 3; Certifi- cate of Merit Magazine Cam- paign. 20 JOLEEN KIMBALL .. . Beta Glubees-4- Betas Programe: s; R alnAne 2) oe Ei bragiatne ame GlAT 2; Fashion Show 2; Yellow Jack- et Staff; Co-Editor; Junior Piay Prompter; Sponsor 1,2,3,4; J. V. Basketball 1; Sophomore Class Officer—Treasurer; Student Rep- resentative 4; Freshman Hallo- ween Queen; Gertificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Football Sponsor 1; Homecom- ing Court 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Chap- lain 3,4; Representative to Council 3,4. HUBERT McDANIEL .. . JAMES LEE... Track 3; Talent Show 4, JOYCE McSWAIN .. . Fashion Show 2; Store 1,2. . Class CAROLYN MASON ... Beta Club 3,4; Beta Program 3; Bible Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Marshall 3; J. V. Basketball 1; F.H.A. 2; Band 1; District Band Contest 1; Certificate or Merit Magazine Campaign; Fashion Show 2; Bible Retreat 2. BILLY MEASMER .. . Football 3; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Talent Show 4. DOROTHY MORGAN .. . Beta Club 3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Bible Club Executive Committee 2,3,4, Vice President 3.4, Bible Club Rally 1,2,3; Marshall 3; Student Representative 2; Fashion Show 2. HAROLD MOSS... Bible Club 4; Chorus 4; J. V. Football 1. CAROLYN NORTON .. .. Beta Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Bible Club 3,4; Marshall 3; Junior Play; F.H.A. 2 Choriss2)4; Student Represen tative 3; Fashion Show 2,3; Beta Program 3. KENNETH ORBISON .. . Superlative—Most Athletic; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-Confer- ence 4; All-County Football 4; Sophomore Class Officer— President; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Chorus 4; District Choral Contest 4. HOYLENE OVERCASH .. . Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Bible Club Executive Committee 4; Bible Club Rally 1,2,3; Fashion Show 2; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. RALPH OVERCASH ... F.F.A. 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Chorus 4. Of ’59 LINDA OVERCASH ee eS 2; Yellow Jacket Staff—As- sistant Co-Editor; Junior Play; Ghoruse to. 2 Chongie Gontesiqna- Talent Show 3; Store 3; Stu- dent Representative 1; Football Sponsor 1,2,4; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. SHARON PERRY .. . F.H.A. 2; Student Council 1; Student Rep- resentative 1; Fashion Show 2,3. OSCAR OVERCASH .. . F.T.A. 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 3; President 4; Marshall 3; Superlative — Best Sport; Baseball 1; Manager 2; Football 1,2,3,4, Gaptain 4; Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3; Freshman Class Officer—Vice President; Sopho- more Class Officer—Reporter; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Shrine Bowl Team 4; All-State 4; All- County 3,4; All-Conference 4; Best Lineman in Rowan County 4; Lineman of year trophy 4; Track 3,4; Talent Show MC 4. BRUCE PETHEL ... Bible Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3; Chorus 2,3,4, President 3,4; Student Represen- tative 1; Student Council 1; Greensboro Choral Festival 2,3; Choral Contest 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Bible Retreat 4. 22 DORIS PAGE... 3; Chorus 2,3; Fashion Show 2. Bible Club 1, HELEN PITTMAN .. . Bible € 2 lub 2; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show CAROL PARKS... Bible Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Fash- ion Show 2,3; Substitute Bus Driver 4. DARLENE RAPER ... Beta Club 3) 4 Bibles Glues Chorlses2, Student Representative 2; Beta Program 3; Fashion Show 2,4. Class JUDY RILEY ... Beta Club 3,4, Beta Program 3; F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 2; Yellow Jacket Staff. F.H.A. 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Chorus 4; Home Economics Award 3; Fashion Show 2,3; Store 2s Office 3. ELIZABETH RITCHIE . . . Substitute Bus Driver 4; Fashion Show 2. JAMES RITCHIE ... F.F.A .1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Band 2; W.O.W. Service Award. NANCY RITCHIE... F.H.A. 2,3; Fashion Show 2,3; Talent Show 2. CAROLE ROBERTS ... Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Band }. DELORES ROBINSON ... F.T.A. 2; Superlative—Wittiest; Basketball 1,2 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, Secretary 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Fashion Show 2,3. JANET RYMER ... . Fashion Show 2,3. CYNTHIA SAVAGE ... F.H.A. 2,3; French Club 4; Certifi- cate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Fashion Show 2,3. f '59 JOHN SECHLER... Junior Play; Certificate Campaign. JUDY SMITH... Fashion Show GLENN SEXTON ... Bus Driver 374 an Ginocusme4 ARNOLD SOLOMAN .. . Base- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cer- tificate of Merit Magazine Cam- paign. SCOTT SHERRILL .... Solicitor 4; Monogram 2,3,4; Basketball ie Footballle 2 Tennise 273)4: ALLIE STARNES ... F.H.A. 2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Fashion Show 2,3; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. ; GLENDA SMITH ... Bible Club 4; Band 2,3; Transfer from Cannon High. FAYE STARNES .. . F.H.A. 2, 3; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Bus Driver Safety Award; Fash- ion Show 2,3. Class HARVEL STEELMAN .. . Beta Club 3, Beta Program 3; Superlative—Friendliest; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play Usher; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Class Officer, Secretary 2; President 4; Student Council 1,3; Sec- ond Vice President of Student Assembly; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Representative 1,3; Talent Show MC 3; Store 3; State Art Contest 3; Certificate of Merit Magazine Cam- paign. RACHEL STEEN .. . Junior Play Usher; F.H.A. 2. JOHN STIREWALT ... Beta Club 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; Class Officer Parliamentarian 4; Student Represen- tative -4. : WAYNE STIREWALT .. .. Bus Driver. SUZANNE SWAIN .. .. Beta Club 3; Beta Program 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3; President 4; Superlatives— Best Dressed, Most Typical; Junior Play; Yellow Jacket Staff; J. V. Basketball 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Reporter 4; Freshman Class President; Student Council 2; Student Repre- sentative 2,3; Solicitor 1,2,3; French Club 4; Secretary 4; Tennis 3; Footbail Sponsor 3; Talent 3,4; Store 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Fashion Show 2; Girl’s State; Certificate of Merit Maga- zine Campaign. HAROLD TADLOCK .. . Beta Club, Beta Program 3; Su- perlatives—Best Looking, Most Personality; Yellow Jacket Staff; Junior Play; Baseball 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Junior Class Parliamentarian; Student Council 3; President of Student Assembly 4; Student Representative 3; Second High Sales- man Magazine Campaign. GAIL THOMPSON .. .. Beta Club 4; F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 2; Fashion Show 2,3; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. WAYNE PARKS THOMPSON .. . Superlative—Cutest; Chorus 4; Choral Contest 4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2. f ’59 BRENDA THREATT .. . Beta Club 3; Beta Program 3; F.T.A. D3 ai blew UD mal pmESeGrenany: 2, Retreat Delegate 2; F.H.A. 2,3, Reporter 3; Fashion Show 2; Chorus 4; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; Office 2,3. DEAN WATTS... Bible Club 1; Chorus 3; Football Sponsor 1,4; Speech Contest 4; Basketball 1; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign. EARL TROUTMAN .. . Bible Elbe 27374: NEIL” WHITE® 2 2a EER eAa a2; Bus Driver 3; Chorus 4; French Club 4; W.O.W. Service Award. Not Pictured Janis Daniels Iris Forrest Phyllis Jo Garmon Wayne Gibson Carol Smith Peggy Smith 26 VIRGINIA TUCK ... F.T.A. 4; Solicitor 4; Junior Play; F.H.A. 2; Senior Class Vice-President; French Club 4; American History Award 3; W.O.W. History Award; Certificate of Merit Magazine Campaign; School Re- porter 4; Art Recognition 3,4; Fashion Show 2; Speech Con- test Winner 4; Talent Show |. LARRY WILCOX ... Beta Club 3,4; Marshall 3, Chief; Superla- tive—Most Likely to Succeed, Most Intellectual; Solicitor 4; Scholarship Award 3; Beta Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Beta Program 3. BILL WALLER... F.F.A. 1,2, 4 (BUsEDriIVeqeoneaem Aa VIGe President 4. SHIRLEY WILSON .. . F.H.A. 2,3; Fashion Show 2,3. BEST ALL AROUND ia Alexander Tony Ervin—Amel WITTIEST Delores Robinson Max Allman— MOST ORIGINAL Babs Dennis—Stanley Cox BES TM DRESSED in—Jimmy Beaver Suzanne Swa co 2 MOST INTELLECTUAL Judy Deal—tarry Wilcox MOST POPULAR Barbara Hamilton—Demps Brawley GUMESTI Judye Casper—Wayne Thompson MOST COURTEOUS Paul Gurley—Nancy Deal MOST ATHLETIC Judy Deal—Kenneth Orbison FRIENDLIEST Babs Dennis—Harvey Steelman MOST PERSONALITY Amelia Alexander—Harold Tadlock BEST SPORT Carolyn Hodges—Oscar Overcash 30 BEST LOOKING Harold Tadlock—Judye Casper MOST OV PRIGAL Suzanne Swain—Gene McCreary MOSTS LIKELY, (TO: SUCCEED Larry Wilcox—Gail Beaver MOST TALENTED Jimmy Beaver—Betty Hastings Class OFFICERS Presiden tae.ss cai mane caren aa _..... Nathaniel Rodgers Vice-President) We te) alee a ee ne Onna ils Sécretary) 2-358 pe ee ee) COnetteminOdges J reOSUrer? wale a (pe eye ee en 1G Oc GOOdMGnt Parliament citi crassa ears tt ee LOMMYaimoneyeutt Reporter Re a on ee el eayeler NAM iis ay: 32 Of ‘60 Judy Kay Alexander Kay Austin Kenneth Allen Linda Ashley Jerry Baker Dianne Ball Gerald Barnhardt Judy Barnhardt Peggy Baucom Barbara Beaver J. W. Beaver Linda Beaver Richard Beaver Tommy Beaver Dwight Blevins Tommy Bost David Broadway Paul Broadway Ronnie Bradshaw Ruda Broome Nancy Brumley John Bunton Nancy Bunton Vickie Cagle Elaine Campbell Mike Cannon Myra Casper Johnny Cherry Judy Christy Alice Clark Hoyle Clodfelter Gwendolyn Crowe Larry Cross Joy Crowder Betty Cobb Becky Collins Gaston Connell Andre Correll Tommie Ann Freeze Stephen Foster Carolyn Goodnight Harold Goodnight Judy Goodson Billy Jo Gordon Linda Greene Billy Harkey Carol Harkey Barbara Harrington Mike Herman Wayne Herman Jo Ann Hinson Jeanette Hodges Mattie Holt Kay Hollar Paul Honeycutt Tommie Honeycutt Dianne Hooper Brenda Hudson Randall Cox Frances Daniels Joyce Deadmon Brenda Deal Paul Deal Judy Dial Bernice Dry Danny Drye Joyce Dunlap Tracy Eagle Saundra Edwards Tommy Ennis Donald Faggart Joey Farrington Alice Fesperman Eddie Fleming Billy Freeze Karen Freeze Becky Hunsucker Anna Ingram Larry Jones Barbara Karriker Johnny Karriker Ronnie Karriker Terry Ketner Peggy Kimball Richard Kirk Barry Lambert Joyce Lipe Priscilla Lipe Joyce Mabry Brice McCreary Bill McSwain Joanne Medlin Jerry Miller William Morrison 35 Larry Murphy Harvey McDaniel Jimmy Owens Patricia Parks Willa Parsons Linda Peeler Joanne Price J.D. Ramseur Barry Ritchie Dennis Ritchie Jerry Ritchie David Roberts Nathaniel Rodgers Betty Roseman Jack Ross Faye Russell Linda Sain Bruce Sapp Maxine Seaford Judy Sechler Karen Sheets Henry Sherrill Wayne Shinn Hubert Simmons Homer Simpson Betty Sipe Perry Sloop Sylvia Smith Max Smith Melvin Stamey George Stirewalt Joe Stirewalt Linda Stirewalt Ronnie Stirewalt Vernard Stirewalt Carole Story Pat Sorrow Eric Teeter Dorothy Tennent Larry Thurber Margaret Tilley L. W. Troutman Jerry Tucker James Upright Max Vanderburg Bonnie Walls Charles Walters Martha Watson Farrell Watts Linda Watts Peggy Watts Jimmy Weaver Sylvia Wensil Dora West LaVerne Wilhelm Wayne Wilson Vickie Wright Wanda Wright Tommy Wyatt Terry McCreary 36 Class OFFICERS Jerry Beaver _. Linda Wilcox .... Judy Davis Presidentus see Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer | 38 Of 6] Clyde Adams Mike Albright Nancy Albright Martha Allen Linda Allman Larry Atwell Lois Baltes Amanda Basinger Carol Beaver Helen Beaver Jerry Beaver Judy Beaver Paulette Beaver Perry Beaver Tony Beaver Brenda Bost Larry Bost Barbara Brafford Judy Brooks Newell Brown Linda Burroughs Jeannie Carpenter Sherry Casper Johnny Castor Bobby Cavin Sandra Chapman Frankie Chapman D. H. Cherry Gail Childers Billy Church Westley Clawson Brenda Connell Juanita Cook Eugene Corriher James Cross Carol Daniels Kenneth Daniels Johnny Davis Judy Davis Virginia Davis Charles Deal Edmond Deal Jan Dover Doris Eagle Irene Edwards Jackie Ervin Mabert Frances Mike Freeze Wayne Freeze Michael Fox Barbara Garver Glenda Johnson Doris Jones Betty Karriker Barbara Kelly Don Kemp Ralph Kennerly Jerry Kepley Carol King Carolyn Lambert Dean Lambert Louise Lambert Maxine Linker Ralph Linn Myra London Eric Lovette Patricia Lunsford Theresa Lyerly Karen Mabry Hazel Mackie Pam Martin Eugene McCreary Lavaughn McGuire Arnold Menius Laura Menius Leo Morgan Linda Morrison Jerry Morrison Buddy Motley Marshall Murphy Dorothy Raines Brenda Gillon Glenn Goodman Walter Goodman Pat Griffin Mary Lou Hampton Roger Harkey Louise Harrington Linsey Harrington Carol Hart Gene Hartsell Brenda Helms David Helms David Holt Bill Honeycutt Tommy Honeycutt Bernard Hoosier Rebecca Horne Gail Huffman Gregory Huffman Brenda Isenhour Lloyd Oliphant Danny Overcash Mary Overcash Sue Overcash Ray Parks Frank Parnell Christine Parrish Joan Parsons Doris Patterson Kay Pennell Doris Poole Douglas Ritchie Joan Roberts Dianne Rogers Pat Rodgers Lynette Roseman Sue Sechler Barbara Schenck Priscilla Scott Betty Sheets Frances Sherrill Stanley Shirley Eugenia Shue Joyce Sloop Janice Smith Mike Smith Tommy Smith Darrell Spry Linda Stamey Kay Stirewalt Gary Stirewalt Gail Story Tommy Thompson Rachel Tilley Alpheous Tutterow Pat Walls Barbara Watts Jimmy Watts James Wilhelm Larry Weaver Brenda Wilhelm Linda Wilcox Bobby Wilcox Harvey Whitley Bobby Wilkenson Larry Wilkes Jerry Wiles Rudy Wise Ronald Wolfe Rebecca Wright OFFICERS OnG 206 Bite % 5 Oo Ae) _o o aes ah) i aS 7 © U0 9 e Gy A= 5S) ee n oO oY a = Judy White Secretary- Treasurer 42 Of 62 Larry Adams Brenda Alexander Mary Archie Janice Ashley Neil Ballard Sharon Barker Marvin Barringer Junior Baucom Alex Beaver Brenda Beaver Evelyn Beaver Frances Beaver Linda Beaver Linda Beaver Ronnie Beck Fred Black Sue Blevins James Brady Brenda Brawley Carol Brawley Ge) Authur Broadway Roy Broadway Tommy Brooks B. 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Brown Carolyn Brown Shirley Brown Elsie Brown Pat Brown Linda Brumley David Bumgarner Elaine Burris Jimmy Carpenter Ronnie Chapman Linda Childers Peggy Childers Danny Coble Annie Coe Steve Collins Gail Compton Brenda Cook George Cook Phyllis Cook Sherry Cook Jane Corriher Kathy Corriher Sherry Critz Jackie Cross Jeanette Dalton Perry Daniels Linda Daughtery Jerry Davis Richard Davis Carol Deal David Deal Douglas Deal Otha Deal Jerry Dudley Thomas Dunlap Pat Ervin Jerry Freeman Carolyn Freeze Shirley Freeze Mike Hinson Nawatha Hinson James Hodge Samuel Holt Jerry Hombarger Jenny Honeycutte Ralph Honeycutt Leon Hoosier Preston Hornbeak Albert Horne Barry Hyde Lynda Jenkins Judy Joines Louis Karriker, Jr. Rachel Karriker Paul Kelly Sandra King Sarah Mae Kinney Bobby Kiser Thomas Leazer Joe Lipe Walter Lyman Beverly Mahaley Lana Kay Malcolm Irene Miller Johnny Miller Mary Miller Arnold Morgan Eugene Morton Pat Motes Dwayne Moss Joyce Motley Modena McCreary Edgar Overcash Ralph Overcash Ronnie Overcash Wayne Paddie Joyce Page Ronnie Parks Virginia Parrish Amanda Patterson 44 Johnny Funderburk James Gaines Jackie Gantt Jessie Garmon Paul Garmon Joyce Gee Elizabeth Gilliam Linda Goodnight Dana Graham Lanny Graham Steve Graham Richard Greene Margaret Gullege Brenda Haigler Earl Hardin Barbara Harrington Clifford Harrington Mike Haas Joe Haynes Charles Hendrix Kenneth Pennell Paul Petra Gloria Phillips Jerry Pittman Wayne Pope Sandra Powell Joyce Prevette Ronald Rakes Loyd Raper Janelle Riley Charles Ritchie Linda Roberts Pat Roberts Curtis Robinson Ray Rogers Carl Rogers Linda Rogers Linda Rogers Durham Ross Charles Rymer Cindy Sain Charles Sanders Richard Scarborough Edward Schenck Melvin Schenck Raymond Seaford Cora Sechler Kenneth Sellers Charles Sloop Billy Smith Frances Smith Kay Smith Eddie Snow Wayne Spears Max Speight James Sorrow Brenda Stamey Elaine Stamey Victor Stirewalt Steve Sullivan Charles Sutton Cherry Sutton Sylvia Swing Colene Tilley Harold Tucker Linda Tucker Pam Turner Betty Voyles Janice Walker Sheila Wallers Linda Waller Brenda Walters Judy White Shirley White Linda Gail Wilcox Carol Wilkinson Linda Wilkinson Micheal Wilkinson Ralph Wilson Hoyle Winsil Linda Wright 45 What‘ll we do now... Ready and waiting... 46 Three Musketeers n. © = E Yn fo} mo) fs) fe) D Ww fo) 4) Your guess ee ee ee ee It. tt s doin ij Everybody 4] Valles Gelivities Belonging to a club, preparing for those special events, taking our own part, being our own respon- sibility . . . small though it might have been. . . all these have made us forever a part of Landis High School. Here we worked and gave over all, here we experienced fun and fellowship, sometimes disappointment, but always, in the end, satisfaction for a job well done. Mrs. Clyde Merritt, Jr. Advisor Amelia Alexander Suzanne Swain Babs Dennis Judy Riley Sherry Daughtery Betty Sue Hastings Nancy Deal Demps Brawley Bobby Carter Jerry Ferguson Joleen Kimball and Gail Beaver Co-Editors f Judy Deal Linda Overcash _. Assistant Editors 5] Miss Hi Miss Amelia Ann Alexander ee ae Miss Merry Christmas Judye Casper Halloween Queen Shirley White Js Lfke a Melody’ Homecoming Queen Barbara Hamilton Carolyn Freeze Bonnie Walls, Chief Jane Corriher Eugenia Shue Dorothy Jean Alexander } e E % ba L Joleen Kimball A Gail Beaver WN Judy Davis D Joy Crowder § Theresa Lyerly $ Amelia Alexander Mr. Charles Driver Director %RWATBRN VS OG ._.Harold Tadlock Ist Vice-President...................Amelia Alexander 2ZndaVice:Presidentms:: aye en I (Chard micitic Secretary and Treasurer............... . Bobby Wilkinson President... . Bresiden Gamiiile es inne eee SuZanNne, Swain Vice-president mats ah ween Babs) Dennis SCClCtCLy anne eee ere te ena eee GCettyaHastings CeCCSUC Mat ern Sees cules et ae «Connie: Deal Marshals President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Betty Hastings Connie Deal Pre sident. °.. Vice-President... .. Secretary and Treasurer. .....Judy Riley ....Pat Sorrow _Joanne Hinson President..... Vice-President... .. Secretary... . Treasurer... _.. .Oscar Overcash ..... Bill) Waller _....Henry Sherrill .....Bruce Sapp Rible Club President... = = Carolyn Mason Vice-President. =. = Dorothy Morgan Secretary = 4 5 658 7. 42 ee Jenny. Gobb Treasurer = Phyllis. Garmon French Club President: 2.040 4 3 ee Jerry Beaver Vice-President. 4... 700.7. 4.2... Priscilla. Cipe an ot Secretary, Suzanne Swain Treasurer 2 Joyce. Mabry a Kenneth Orbison Wie SAGs telah. a ee eae te a Reta? a2 15) Secretary and Treasurer........... Barbara Hamilton President... . Stlllics Catching that long pass, sinking the ball into the basket, or hitting a home run... each of these events mean much to those of us who fought to win. These activities held a world of meaning to those of us who watched breathlessly, huddling close on a cold October night, or perhaps rooting for the team in the familiar gym, or perhaps leading the cheers... . all this for the glory of Landis High School. Barbara Hamilton. Raver HiOlian. cer enue: ee eho Chet Judy Alexander... . Pa a he eee GODS] Dennis Eugene McCreary... 20. es nes ee PaoteRodgers Brenda 0st wen ego or as Weaonettes Hodges 1958 HS ss6 meee CONCOLGm LHS 39.........Monroe 0O LHS 32.....China Grove 7 LHS 0O......Kannapolis 0 LHS 40..N. Mecklenburg 0 Co-Captatns Oscar Overcash Howard Barnhardt Tony Ervin “Nat’’ Rogers Bobby Carter J. D. Ramseur Tommy Ennis Harvey Steelman Bill Harkey Reid Daniels i Schedule PriSSoo ee eee yVinecotfe 67. LHS 40........Mooresville 0O DriSe4 ae. | ee sopencer 0 LHS 0O.........Albemarle 7 LHS 6.....£. Mecklenburg 6 Coaches Bartley Harrold Bill Klutz Bob Gillis Bill Dameron Rudy Wise Melvin Stamey Lamont Goodman Marshall Murphy Larry Fain Gene Kepley Kenneth Orbison Be Y i sas? LS a8 9 ‘ e tp ish ANDI ey: Ze Linda Peeler Carolyn Hodges Co. Capt. Wanda Wright Judy Deal GomGapiz 66 Delores Robinson Mr. Owen Williams Mr. Bartley Harrold Connie Deal Reid Daniels Larry Fain Demps Brawley Robert Gillis Mr. Mr. William Dameron Howard Barnhardt Bobby Carter Kenneth Orbison 67 Be sah ee aa eS Po mattis i one {eae oe fe a foe ‘3 weer. se CR ecnconic: Homecoming owe Last, but not least, each of us do will the following: 1 Amelia Alexander do will to my cousins, Judy Alexander, Eugene Corriher, and Joe Lipe all the good things that school has to offer, and to my sister, Dorothy Jean, | will my love for dancing and to put her abilities to good use. 1 J. V. Allen do will and bequeath my ability to never come to class with a pen and yet always be able to borrow one from a neighbor, to Vaughn Wilhelm and Bruce Sapp. | Max Allman having a wonderful, genius mind for destruction, do hereby will to the faculty of Landis High School, a dreamy, quiet, and peaceful rest because, dear teachers, | am leaving, so Mrs. Cavin, don’t cry now.... 1 Howard Barnhardt, Jr. being of sound mind and pointed fingers do hereby will Mrs. Myrtha Doron one gold bicycle pump with which to pump her tires in the absence of sufficient air. | Gail Beaver do leave to my brother, Jerry, my mixed-up mind, my position on the annual staff and my superlative. To Joe Lipe, | leave my ability to pass exams. To a certain Senior, | want to say ‘’ Thanks” for giving me a “plain talking-to” every- time | needed it. | Jimmy Beaver do leave my good times, such as flying paper airplanes and flipping bobbypins and getting caught to any- one stupid enough to try it, especially Bill McSwain. | Kyle Beaver since | have not learned enough, will have to take it all with me. | Melvin Beaver came here with nothing, found nothing, and left nothing. | Roy Beaver leave to ‘all’ of my old girlfriends at L.H.S. this lovely expression, ‘Ail great men are dead and | don’t feel very well.” To ‘‘Sleepy’’ McCreary, | leave my ability to make the girls flip. | Nancy Beaver do will and bequeath my good times at Landis High to my best girl friend Carole Story. | Tom Beaver do will Mr. Deal experiments and problems that work and my sister good times. | Phyllis Ann Bentley do hereby will all my great times at L.H.S. to “Cookie’’ Karriker, who has one of the best looking brothers in the U. S. Paratroopers. | Dwight Brafford do hereby leave all my good times at eles: to my sister, Barbara, hoping she will have as good a time as | did. | Demps Brawley although not sure of my mental balance do leave all my wild, hilarious times at L.H.S. and “Elum sto all my friends in Landis and K-town. | Larry Broadway will my ability to stay in school to my brother, Ray, who needs it, and my hard times in typing to anyone who is unlucky enough to get them. | Johnny Brown, do will to all Landis High students, my good times, and to Newell, my brother, the ability to graduate. 1 Paul Brumley do will and bequeath all learning abilities to Toade, Slick, and the gang. | Johnny Carpenter do will my ability to take my typewriter apart and put it together again to Mrs. Merritt, who doesn’t know how. | Bobby Carpenter being of very cold feet, will Mr. Deal an electric heater to heat his very cold room. | Betty Castor, being of sound mind, do will all my good times at L.H.S. to anyone who wishes to accept. | Judye Casper do will my good times at Landis High to anyone who will take them and make better use of them than | have, and my superlatives and Christmas Queen to my sister, Myra, and Suzan Moose. | James Cavin, being of sound mind and body, do will my ability to attend school regularly to my brother, Bobby. | Charles Chapman do hereby leave willingly, and leaving all my good times to Judy Alexander and all my troubles to the unlucky, remembering Randy L. Massey. | Jenny Cobb do will and bequeath to my sister, Jennifer, the ability to appreciate High School to its tullest extent but being also of a slightly selfish nature, | keep for myself my love for the U. S. Marine Corps. | Sylvia Cook do will my ability to become a ‘’Mrs. ” and still finish school to Myra London. “If | can’t take all | have with me. | just won’t go,’’ Stanley Gox; | Marcella Coxey leave my ability and luck to graduate from L.H.S. to my sister, Rebecca. | Reid Daniels do hereby will my ability to graduate to Danny Drye. do will my ability to land a good-looking } Sherry Daughtery | Joy Crowder, and all my good times to boy from Kannapolis to my sister, Terry. 1 Connie Deal do hereby leave to Sarah Mae Kinney the position willed to me by her brother as the “’P.K.” (preacher’s kid) and to Wanda and ‘‘Prissy’’ | leave all my good times at elaess (As if they need them.) | Judy Deal do will to Linda Roberts my position on the basketball team, and to Wanda and Priscilla, | leave, lots of wishes for good luck. | Nancy Deal extend to all members of the Senior Class my de- sire for their happiness and successful future. To the rest of you, | add, it has been grand. To you out there, from me right here, May you always find this true, that they'll never be a day so blue as the day they say, you’re through.’’ Babs Dennis. | Bruce Edwards, being of sound mind and uncontrollable body, will my beautiful, unblemished hands to David Honeycutt. | Phyllis Ennis do will to my brother, Tommy Wyatt, and to my brother-in-law, Tommy Ennis, my good times at L.H.S., and to my sister, Linda Gail, My place as cheerleader. | Tony Ervin do hereby leave to my brother, Jackie, all of my good times at L.H.S. and hoping that his back trouble is soon better so he can go out for football. | Peggy Faggart do hereby will my ability to finish school to Judy 8B. and all my good times as a Senior to Tommie Ann F. and Judy S. | Larry Fain, being of all body and no mind, do hereby bequeath all my explicable, unexplainable moments of merriment to all Veteran Mothers, who are coming back to school. | Brenda Faw do will my antique typewriter to my old buddy, Janice Smith, hoping she can use it. | Jerry Ferguson do hereby leave this school in hopes that the faculty can put back the things | have taken apart. To the teachers, | leave a big bottle of aspirins for their headaches. | Dennis Forester do hereby will my good times at L.H.S. to any- one who can get them, my bus to anyone who wants it. | Iris Forest do will and bequeath my ability to pass all my subjects and to finish school to my little brother, Fulton Forest. | Joyce Freeze, being of sound mind and body, do will my good times in school to Jeanette Hodges, hoping that she will do more learning and less talking next year. | Sandra Frieze leave L.H.S. with the hope that my plans for the future will some day be realities, not just dreams, and to Myra London, | bequeath the Glee Club’s broken punch bowl. | Phyllis Garmon do will to Pat Lunsford my Beta Club pin because she will never get one. | Wayne Gibson do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school to my two nephews, David and Russ Honeycutt. | Betty Gilbert do hereby will my good times and my wornout typewriter to my friend, Dorothy Pope. | Doris Goodman do will and bequeath my seat in typing to anyone who wants it. 1 Lamont Goodman, being the smallest guy on the football team, do will my firetruck-red football undershirt to J. D. Ramseur. My football jersey, No. 10, | will to the guy who stole it. | Paul Gurley will my superlative, Most Courteous, to whomever is fortunate enough to receive the title, and bus 106 to Tommy Bost. 1 Barbara Hamilton do will my crazy sayings, devilish pranks, and mixed-up mind to Kaye Hollar, Brenda Bost, and Jeanette Hodges, who are so quiet and sensible. To Brenda Bost, | leave my many love problems, my straight hair, and the saying, “Always Smile, it helps.’’ | Henry Hardin, who did not get enough out of school, cannot leave very much. 1 Norman Harrington, being of sound mind and body do leave to Mr. Deal a king-size bunsen burner to heat the icebox he calls his room, and also an atomic atom smashing eraser for his blackboard. | Betty Hastings at Landis hoping t | Carolyn Hodges, being of small mind, but large body do leave the honor of being basketball captain to Cindy Sain, in hopes that she might get it. | Virginia Huffman do will and bequeath to Louise Lambert, my desk in Mr. Ramseur’s American History Class. | Ferman Karriker will Mr. Glenn Deal, a reservation on the first rocket to the moon. | Gene Kepley have nothing to will. | am just glad to leave. will to my brother, Jimmy, all my good times hat he will have as many at Southern Rowan. 74 | Joleen Kimball do hereby will all my good times at Landis High to anyone who wants them, and my position as sponsor to Brenda Gillon. | James Lee, after having Mrs. Cavin every year | was in high school, do hereby leave hoping she will rest in peace. | Jerry McCorkle, all that | am or ever will be, |! owe. | Gene ‘’Genius’’ McCreary do will and bequeath all my luck to any lucky person who is lucky enough to never run out of luck. Good luck to all. | Hubert McDaniel will my ability to finish school to Juanita Cook and my sister, Carol. | Joyce McSwain do hereby will all my good times and my worn out typewriter to Linda Ashley. | Carolyn Mason do hereby will my position as marshall to Miss Wright, and all my good times at L.H.S. | leave to Mattie olt. I Billy Measmer, being of small body and smaller mind, do will my ability to finish high school to my brother, David, who needs it badly. | Dorothy Morgan do hereby will my good times at L.H.S. to Arnold and Alphaeus. To Paul and Tommy, | leave my ability to make Beta Club, and to Wanda Kay and Reba, | leave my Marshall and Bible Ciub positions. | leave you now reminding you that Blessed are they that run around in circles, for they shall be called wheels. | Harold Moss will my book of How To Teach Geometry, One ‘Thousand and One Ways, to Mrs. Doron, who doesn’t need it. ! Carolyn Norton do hereby will my ability to become a Marshall to Joyce Mabry and all my good times at Landis to Linda Daughtery. | Kenneth Orbison, being of sound mind and quick temper, do hereby will my temper to Darrell Spry on the basketball team, that he may use it more destructively. | Hoylene Overcash, being of sound mind, do will to my brother, Gareth, my ability to finish high school and to Jimmie Allen and Dorothy Morgan all my wonderful memories of Bible Club. | Ralph Overcash leave my sister, Mary Ann, for Mrs. Doron really needs her. F | Linda Overcash, having very little to do without, find that | can only leave “‘Halfbright’’ the nerve to acquire his death license. To Tony, | leave this saying, ‘‘A Stranger is just a friend | have not yet met.” | Oscar Overcash, being of big body and large mind, do will to Mrs. Doron ail the hard times sne has caused me, and to Eric Lovette, by ability to have fun in class. | Doris Page do will my ability to pass a test and to graduate from L.H.S. to my sister and Joyce Page. | Carol Parks, being of sound mind and little body, do leave all the good times | have ever had at L.H.S. (especially my Senior year) to my brother, Rae. | Sharon Perry do will and bequeath my ability to loaf and still pass, be late for school, and late for classes to my brother, Tony Barnhardt. | Bruce Pethel, being of more body than mind, do hereby leave all my good times at L.H.S. to my mother, who is a rising Sophomore. | Helen Pittman do hereby will to my brothers my ability to finish school, to Jeanette Hodges, all my good times. | Darlene Raper do will to my sisters, Janice and Shirley, and to Joyce Mabry all the good times and great memories | have of Landis. | Judy Riley do will all my love problems to any one Junior girl that wants them and to my sister, Janelle, my ability to get in the Beta Club and stay. | Elizabeth Ritchie do will my ability to get along with my teachers to my sister, Rachel, and my grades in French to Tommy Beaver. | James Ritchie, being short-minded and heavy weighted can’t think of anything but, ‘So long’ after five years, | hope. | Nancy Ritchie, being of sound mind and little body, do hereby will to my brotner, Charles, tne ability to finish high school and to Jan Dover, my seat in bookkeeping if she is crazy enough to take it. | Carofe Roberts do will my love for Concord and all my good times there to Linda Stamey (who realy doesn’t need it.) and my beat-up locker to Jean and Barbara who made it that way. | Delores Robinson, having a mind but little sense, so will and bequeath my love for music and comedy to my _ brother, Curtis. 75 | Janet Rymer leave to my sister, Maggie, my ability to get along with my teachers, and to my cousin, Linda, my ability to finish school unmarried. | Cynthia Savage do hereby gladly leave this ‘’cool’’ place in hopes that everyone getting to the Senior Class will have as good a time as | have had and esnecially to my cousin, Mike, | leave my parking place beside the pool. | John Sechler looking back over these last years at L.H.S. find that having gained little | must leave behind a great deal. | will Mr. Lewis a loud tou t on a $75 saxophone. Glenn Sexton. | Scott Sherrill do will to Mrs. Doron 1 set of 4 solid rubber tires so she will not have any trouble with little vandals letting air out of them. | Carol Smith do will my ability to draw to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. | Glenda Smith do leave to my brother, Mike, all my old Ameri- can History test papers in hopes he won't have to spend two years struggling in it, and to my brother, Bill, | bequeath the ambition to finish high school after Mike and | leave. (If we leave.) | Judy Smith do hereby wi!l my ability to stay in school and graduate to my brother, Wayne, in hopes he will do the same. | Peggy Smith, having accomplished so little have decided to take everything with me. | Arnold Soloman, being of sound mind, will the job of seat- warmer to Steve Graham and to Jerry Morrison and Neal Ballard | leave Landis period. | Allie Starnes do will my ability to finish high school to my cousin, Jimmy Strickland. | Faye Starnes so will my ability to make the honor roll, and to get along with my teachers to Judy Sechler. | Harvey Leroy Steelman, being of unsound body and an even unsounder mind, do leave to the library a copy of my two latest books, Nine Ways to Quell a Student Uprising and Ten Ways to Start One. | Rachel Steen leave with these few words, all great lovers are dead and | feel a little faint myself. | John Stirewalt leave the International to anyone who really likes to change gears. | Wayne Stirewalt do leave L.H.S. wishing that a certain girl were graduating too. | Suzanne Swain do leave to the Seniors and faculty my deepest appreciation for making my years at Landis High School very pleasant and most unforgettable ones. | Harold Tadlock do will my thanks to the faculty and the students who have made my four years at Landis a most en- joyable and successful four years. | Gail Thompson do will my seat in typing to anyone crazy enough to take it. | Wayne Parks Thompson do will my ability to drive little red sportscars, (mainly a MG), to John Reid ‘’Mike’’ Mahaley and hoping he will have as much success as | have. | Brenda Threatt do hereby leave all my good times at L.H.S. and my ability to graduate after getting married to anyone who needs it. | Earl Troutman do leave. | hope! | Virginia Tuck leave to Wayne Shinn, Tommy Wyatt, and Becky Clayton the love and admiration | hold in my heart for God’s World. | am grateful to my teachers for helping me find courage to face each new day and determination to achieve my highest goals. | Bill Waller will my ability to get around with the women to anybody who needs it. | Dean Watts do hereby leave my deepest appreciation to all the wonderful faculty at L.H.S., who have given me a better knowledge of how to live. Realizing that God has given each a special talent, | do will my two sisters, Barbara and Katheryn, the ability to search for theirs, the contidence of finding them, and power to develop them for the good of human dignity. | Neil White, being of unstable mind, do will my seat in the critical corner to Mr. Grady Lewis. To Mr. McCreary, | do will my license plate. | Larry Wilcox do will my ability to make good grades to Tommie Anne, and my good times at Landis to my sister, Linda. | Shirley Wilson will my ability to finish school and to get along with the teachers to my brothers, Billy and Ralph Wilson. y nf a ae 7 a ay oy v 7 ; nen Lie a4 i | Live : Pye od ne ili ha ) a j f ‘i ¥ f, Ares Tey j 1 Pa { wat : j ? 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