Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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They can't fully express the beauty of homecoming and the festivities at the class parties. These things must be left to your own memory. Like most yearbooks, the Hylander has a theme. Due to the resemblance of our school to an industrial factory w e will in the next few pages refer to it as the plant . Mr. Elledge is the head of the plant, the teachers are the foremen and the graduating seniors are the finished products. The plant has four shifts Qfreshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniorsl, and so goes it. Here and there in this yearbook we have tried to be humorous,we hope this is to your liking. All in all we, have wor ked hard and worried long. Here then, with our good wishes, is your 1958 Hylander. The Editors CONTENTS Foreword , Dedic ation Administrat1on Faculty , , Seniors , , Superlatives Seniors , , Juniors , , Sophomores Freshmen, Clubs and Activities Football , Homecoming Basketball Spring Sports DEDICATION .. As teacher, advisor, and fri end, she has inspired, guided, and understood us. For her friendship, for her service above and beyond the call of duty, and fo r all her contributions to Marion High School, w e gratefully dedicate our 1958 Hylander to Mrs. Grace Elledge. We do so as 1 lasting mark of our deep respect and affection for her. 3 ... . - .-..,.-. .-.- The Plant ADMINISTRATION School Board: Henderson James Beam God frey Cross Noyes Blanton and Twitty Mrs. Pyatt Secretary I 0 Hugh B eam Sup e rintendant 5 I uufum .J --xml f , ? If Xl X I s ' I Charle s E11 edge Principal '- 411' I ,Il Sm- -W iw 52 :wk ,Em 'ev V , 4 A ' 2.51 , x. i A 7 X 'A , E 4 4 X -. N QW ' A - . 44' ,- J-z , .an- 1 V :FM .4 S . 4 316' .2 ,525 5-fwaf, , mx. v2 T 5 QVGA' 0' '- sf yi f ' -A Q An 'X ,Lim T Q1 'A ws 5 Sf 1' ,L 1. sv .an bg ,231 , w 5' ' ' ?':f oi. ' V' wm ::r-.-'Z-,'Tf, , , .E - 1 .1 uh, T , ,, , r f, .wwf .1 iw fi vzzfzamf- 'LB' Q-gl -Inu.: M',',v:4'.n 4.1, ,fnzrz Mu 1-'S 4'?:g-g.+.z2x1,.--by - . W5-gsm, ,ui -9' . ,-. '.-'A',..f-'-Lf gl ,-1 .-.T xvif LE 3 . Aff . . I ','.4'. '! 6 R .W ' .- x TJ' .T v ' ff' 4 ,,. T 4, 1g..,::m:, V,-, Jr 4.s.4.as,2 3: x 7 . . , sf' -- , D , .-,,', , .V fx ,..,,.--. 49, i. fg A Q. fm' b ,.-av' -qs,-v N A an-1 .Junk ' The Plant INSTRUCTORS and their DEPARTMENTS 5 I P ? E l Our Plont's MATHEMATICS department F Second year Math Class with Mrs. Kate Finley Lnstructing. 'Q24 wg rx wg' 'M-1? 15 iff' lik' gl, fl a : 1' WCS? . t ' 2 i l My F , YQ '- ' 1 ' Lv an , ,tif E Miss Catherine Alley Math is a very important subject in this age. If you would take Gen e r al Math, taught by Miss Alleyg first and second year Algebra, taught by Mr s. Davis and Mrs. Kate Finleyg Plane and Solid Geometry, also taught by Mrs. Finleyg and Miss Alley's College Algebra and Trigonometryg maybe you could figure outa way to make the U. S. satellite rise. 6 Mrs. Edith Davis Mrs. Kate Finley 'PTH sw The Plants ENGLISH And JOURNALISM Departments ms' 'fm tn,-K 5 i Mr E L Carter Mrs. Mary Frances Brown Mrs. Grace Elledge Mrs Eleanor Laughridge The r e are poems and then there are poems. There is grammar also. Our English teachers. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Laughridge, Mrs. Elledge and Mr. Carter wage a ceaseless b attl e trying to choke literature and grammar down us. Most students fight back valiantly, but still absorb a bit of Shakespeare and some puncuation rules anyway. ,fl ff.. it H U fiasv 3 1' H ,Tj , A if YK. Rx ' ' ff! -4-- n. The Plont's LIBRARY ond FOREIGN LANGUAGE department i Miss Mildred Glenn Mrs. John Gilkey Miss Catherine Alley Often in the library where all should be quiet you hear someone Whisper whatis the present participle of 'amo' or 'Parlez-vous Francais '? You can be sure that the s e ar e either Miss Alley's Latin pupils o r Mrs. Gilkey's French students. The library is a place to study, and you are sure to find some of the s e students there any time you go. F 'E 5 'Wi Q? fi it c,-..gfg.m 3 fi Ji gum, it ,N fa .1 , Q- g . av P T T T T T T The Plont's HOME ECONOMICS ond INDUSTRIAL ARTS departments nr- r ,s .40 Mrs. Flora Homewood ' 1 li-ri..-fs-mmm. ' V , L7 Home Ec. girls sewing. Note the chic hat on Joyce Davis. A display of some work done by the fellows in the shop. One cup sugar, two cups flour, these are terms you are likely to hear passing the Home EC. department. Mr s. Homewood not only teaches her girls to cook and sew, but also to refinish furniture, to care for children and to make the most of their looks and personality. In the Industrial Arts department the boys construct beds, build tables and have a grand time doing itg Mr. Bill Roger s is the in- structor. 9 m LQ Mr. Bill Rogers The Plcant's COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL STUDIES departments First year typing students pecking away. ,- ,, Fr -1, fs'-1 Mrs Hasskamp s Social Ec class in a heated discussion Typing General Business and Shorthand are great subjects Typing 1 s impossible General Bus1ness 1 s confuslon and Short hand looks like code But if everyone will keep smiling June will be here soon Mr s T ed Freeman and Mrs Emlly Morris are commerc1al mstructors The Social Studies taught by Mrs Hassxamp and Mrs Laugh ridge are inevitable and interesting We grasp 1mportant dates History wh1le we are told that our actlons are motivated by sex 1n Social Ec 10 136. iv Q GN V g 'lra I ff . gb 4 Us 5. ' M ' , . 1V I x ll u ll fl H41 'for' -J Mrs Emily Morris Mrs Ted Freeman Mrs Mary Laughridge Mrs Harry Hasskamp 1 I n o o I I 0 . . . . . . , . . . - . . . . . . . . . o Q o l l ' . . . . . . I 0 1 0 , ' . 1n 4 1 f x The Pl0nT'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION ond DRIVERS EDUCATION departments , 5-f A, , Coache s Jim McFadden Howard Wilson ,I If .1 2 4 X1 45' M-fa -NY Young girls improving their Shapes. Coach Ted Freeman Students in the Drivers' Ed. Class. When you see a car roaring down Court House Hill in r ev e r s e you are sure to find Coach Freeman with a panic-stricken expression on his face and a car full of hot-rod happy Drivers' Ed. students. But strangely enough mo st of them learn and eventually get their driver's license. Eve rybody has taken Phys. Ed. so we won't write much about it. It is just blood, sweat, and few tears. Karim?-Z if ' A , -A , , I. . 4, 1 I X f f 'P B H 1 se 5 3 5 3 E E S E 5 .: E 2 C' v MHS!! SUBBIYUH UNHSIUIIZKICZ . N-WUGJGUUUU li!!! B109 The Plc1nt's SCIENCE department Here is agroup of Marion High School scientists observing the electrolysis of water. ' 'Wi .ares 2' 'l ff4x12f Q W 6 14, - I Q . Nd -. V -1, Il Sml ef' if 1, las... Yin AXTXQ T X-bl jr Mrs. Dot Lonon 1 hgh PX ix' x u il E T ,. m ll P fu wg., Mrs. Patty Finley Mr Howard Wllson SCIBDCG 1S necessary to run a plant In our plant there are some very 1nterest1ng courses t au ght For the freshmen there 15 General Sclence taught by Mr W1lson or Mrs Lonon for sophomores B1ology taught by Mrs Patty F1nley enables you to get a closerlook at the 1ns1des of flsh worms grasshoppers etc I PhyS1CS and Chemlstry Junlors and sen1ors anx1ously awalt the daywhen Mrs Lonon w ll turn her back and they Wlll g et a chance to blow up the bulldlng' ws: ' ' . J A ' w r 1 'U' 1, 0 ' ' D i n ' 0 g ' . , - I D 7 O n X t ' ' I . i l NN ' ' . 33 ,121 ttf? rig :Eff lvl? J -lu ' Q1-LW .. ..----.,., -nQIlruuq-ziiunlu '-------1-4-Y----Y-r--H:::.-:usnna-ini-- 1 b 1 ps., The Plc1nt's FOUR SHIFTS 13 my , .!'.iiiSz'!5! ' 'L52ElGQT1Z-'32.':.'!?'.'.ii:f:3ii9!-'1fI3t' E IEFZF?713!21C!3:!i!ikI5iiZEI5'rs'?582125!r!22i3 ' hfiifiiiiff ZQFWIZXEQH EE' fi5EF7.5?E?K7f32CItt. .::2i'.E:Ei5BiQ?353f21W 7t!17'Jiii5liEiE5lH5???5?i?t!I?l1!11L.'iiHil?iH!BZH1?l312'rfi 53533238 miliilimtiiliiiitftiiiiifliiiiii ' Il? Wt! f8'1'rtt1l0f A i -q-q3'2'2'2'T!222'? ! ?9f'?'-'Y5Sl'IKl!'S!'Kl1'i!7!T!1'Yl' -1 .'2'Z'?'???92'?'. 1'91 'f'f f'T'f'f 5 '-:7'5'l'2 - . f ?fZ 1'f'f ' FHL' '3 'x5W'7'7'77' .'1!.. , President Vice -president Secretary Treasurer Russell Elliott Dick Fender Renaldia Beatty Jerry Burnette Z'1IoifS62-21'- '-14'-1-7-L -5-'-aklifzfelifff ' ' ' ' SENIGRS You're asenior. Your year is a tangled mess of paying out mo ne y , studying, paying out money, raising cain and paying out money. You will also be expected to pay out a good deal of money during the year. This is supposed to be your grandest year and rightly so. You will be instructed, enter - tained, worried over, and graduated in the short space of nine months. You should enjoy all this and probably will. You should also feel thankful for all that you have received. Mr. Elledge has estimated that we will get a return of 540.00 for every day of s c hool we attend. You have just completed four years of a fine, liberal education. These years will not only be of value financially but will give a return in knowledge, character, and happy memories. . 3 .5,,. .-. -::. JAMES ROY ARROWOOD Kilroy Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 4. WILLIAM JERRY ARROWOOD Civitan Club 4, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4. CAROL ATKINS llchubll Beta Club 1, 2, Civinette Club 4, Softball 1, Future Teachers Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, Li- brary As sistant 1, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, Convention 3, French Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, Secretary 2. VELMA AYERS Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Homeroom Officer Z, fl X Q L , - .mmm Y -----SPI' 3 an 'f '- l LUCILLE BARRIER French Club 3, 4, Typist 4, Future Teachers of Arnerica 3, 4, JUANITA BAUCOM Future Homemakers of Americ a 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Chorus Z, 3, District Music Contest 4, Library Assistant 3, Convention 3, Monogram Club 3, 45 P. T. S. A. 4, Basket- ball Manager 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4. RENALDIA BEATTY Renoodle Basketball 1, Manager Z, Softball 1, Future Teachers Club 3, Band 1, Z, 3, 4, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Di strict Music Contest 3, Majorette 3, 4, Shrine Bowl 1, 4, Senior Super- lative Most Popular , Key Club Sweetheart 4, Hylander Club 4, Civinette Club 3, 4, Office Worker 4, P. T. S. A. 4, Sponsor to Hickory Homecoming 4', Homecoming Sponsor 4, Class Secretary 3, 4. GENE BENGE L.. strc' 'r 5 m1 ' manirmairl .:m.'++ ill' I E 2 'I t S E E u 5 1 l E 1 MARY NEAL BOLCH HBO!! Band l, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 District Mu sic Contest 3, 45 Shrine Bowl l, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 Junior Marshal 35 Junior Play Prornpter 35 Homecoming Maid of Hono r 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Li- brary Assistant 35 French Club 35 Civinette Club Z, 3, 45 Sergeant at Arms 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Executive Committee 451-Iylander Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Staff 3, 45 Senior Superlative Best All Around , P. T. S. A. 3, 4. ONNIE BOST R llMaCll French Club 2, 3, 45 President 4. BARBARA BRADLEY Future Teacher s Club 3, 45 Hylander Club 45 Future Homemakers ofArnerica 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 President 45 Civinette Club 3, 45 Office Worker 45 Library Assistant 45 President of Library Club 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Basket- ball 25 Lincolnton Tournament 25 Horneroom President 3. EDITH CAROLE BROWN Civinette Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Marionette Staff l5 Beta Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 P. T. S. A. 4, 2 f. ,Q J, as Q3 in-W' fa N , ,, 1 L -'61 W- 5' N ai 'U' fu'-lf' TED EDWARD BROWN Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Track 2, 4. VANDALYN BROWN Vange1ine Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 45 Shrine Bowl 1, 45 Librarian 45 National Hono r Society 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Marionette Staff 3, 45 Delegate to S. I. P. A. 35 French Club 35Hy1a.nder Club 3, 45 Staff 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Civinette Club 2., 35 French Club 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Future Homemakers 15 Office Assistant 45 P. T. S. A. 3, 4. GAIL BU CHANAN Snail Future Homemakers of America 1, 25 Chorus 1. JOYCE BUCKNER lIJ'alkell Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Future Nurses 3, 45 French Club Z, 35 Future Homemakers of America 1, 25 Softball 1, 25 Teenage Safety Club 4: P. T. S. A. 3, 4. tv' -if-A ' 1153 , 'i iv- ' tx -7 S. , 2? ' QI? DEAN WAYNE CONNOR Civitan Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, Z5 French Club 35 Track l, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1. LEROY CORN OLLIE MAE CRUTCHFIELD Band 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest 3, 45 Publicity Committee for Junior Play 3. NAN DAMERON llpansyll Band 8, 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 45 State Music Contest 8, 1, 2, 3, 45District Music Contest 3, 45 Shrine Bowl 15 National Honor Society 3, 45 Vice President 45 Junior Marshal 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 S enio r Superlative Most Likely to Succeed , N. F. L, 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer Z5 Secretary 35 Vice President 45 De- gree of Merit 25 Degree of Honor 45 Hylander Club 2, 3, 45 Staff 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Delegate to Beta Convention 35 Latin Club 35 French Club 45 Junior Civinette Club Z, 3, 45 P. T. S. A. 3, 45 Allied Youth 1. CHRISTINE BURGIN Band Z, 3, 45 Civinette Club Z, 3, 45 Convention 35 State Music Contest Z, 3, 45 District Music Contest 3, 4, LINDA BURGIN Junior Civinette Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 French Z, 3, 45National Honor Society 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Future Teachers Club Z, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Accompanist l, 2, 35 District Music Contest 1, 25 Student Council Repre- sentative 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 I-lylander Club 45 Staff 45 Homeroom Treasurer 15 Junior Marshal 35 Future Homernakers of America l, 25 Secretary 2, JERRY WAYNE BURNETTE Bernie Monogram Club 2, 3, 45President 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Sponsor 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Student Council Representative 15 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 45 Key Club 2., 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN CARMODY llpatll Future Homemakers ofA1nerica l, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 45 P. T. S. A. 45 Teenage Safety Club 4. 2-QQ TY? .lt 'QQ L , wi 6 SQ' Q- Q:-- . AFT .'I'.,f .,. ,4 .'T .f,,!,!, t9 'Y ' . '? BONNIE JEAN DAVIS Bon-Ton Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Civinette Club 3, 43 Hylander Club Z, 3, 43 Staff 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 3' Future Teachers of Ame rica 43 Beta Club 43 Band 2, 33 District Band Contest 2, 33 Office Worker 43 Library Assistant 3. WALTER DAVIS Waldo Monogram Club l, Z, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Civitan Club 3, 4. THELMA JOSEPHINE DAY IIJOII Homeroom Treasurer 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 43 Beta Club 43 Library Assistant 43 Junior Play Publicity Committee 3g Jr. and Sr. Decorating Committee 3. BARBARA DUNCAN vlBObII Futu r e Homemakers of Alnerica 23 Chorus 43 Basketball 2, 3. ssl' A C Ml? 'N-. F 'VN- in-.. ,Egg V E 1. R R 11 3 be f. IV'-Fig 'H-ny.: EDITH FAYE DUNCAN Homecoming Sponsor 43 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 Future Homemaker-s of America 4g Chorus 4g P. T. S. A. 3, 4, SHELBIE JEAN DUNCAN Civinette Club 2, 3, 43 Chaplain 43 Band l, 2, 33 District Band Contest 8, 33 State Band Contest 7, 8, 1, 2, 33 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 23 Shrine Bowl 13 Junior Marshal 33 D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award 43 S enio r Superlative Most Talented , P. T. S. A. 4. SHIRLEY EDNEY Crane Beta Club 3, 43 Secretary 43 Futu re Teachers Club 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2.3 District Music Contest 1, Z3 Marionette Staff Z, 33 Editor -in-Chief 43 Softball 13 Senio r Superlative Most Helpful , Office Worker 4g Lincolnton Tournament 23 Class Secretary 1. WILLIAM DONALD EDWARDS Wi11ie French Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 P. T. S. A. 4. as so vgffm-'I 4 4 m ffligi iN tx 0 Eff -av fn' CLIFTON ENGLAND Chorus 2, 3, District Music Contest 2, 3, J. B. ENGLAND Little Boy Civitan Club 2, 3, 4. DICK FENDER llBanjoll Monogram Club Z, 3, 4,Key Club 4, Senior Class Officer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Manager 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEWEL FERGUSON llBetll Future Nurses Club 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Softball l , Z, 3, Teenage Safety Club 4, Future Hornernakers of Arnerica 2, 3. Ziff rt' JAMES RUSSELL ELLIOTT Homecoming Escort 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hylander Club 3, 4, Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, Z, District Music Contest l, 2, Senior Superlative Be st Looking , French Club 2, 3, P. T. S. A. 3, 4, Hickory Homecoming Escort 4, Class President 3, 4, Homeroom president 3. JOHN REGINALD ELLIOTT Reggie Football 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Homeroom Vic e President 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. CHARLES ELLIS Chester French Club 2, 3, 4, Choru s 1, 2, 4, District Music Contest l, 2. CHRIS TINE E LLISON llchrisll French Club 3, 4, Typist 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4. 'VN 1... X TP' Q X hifi E , V: ,. ,ps G, , . ,mfg Q f !,,,, 94 .Ji A if Avgw '5BE'9!32 -3335!-'L ' 3533832-'Z12. '+i5?5ii?5335l!!!228!1Zt!2!i9i!iHii?5El!KlCl22!12!!i! 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BILL GEOUGE Dynamite Band 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 45President 45State Music Contest 6, 7, 8, l, Z, 3, 45District Music Contest l, 3, 45 Band Council 45 Band Clinic 25 Shrine Bowl 6, 1, 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest Z5 Senior Superlative Most Talented , Homeroom Treasurer 15 Civil Air Patrol 1, 2, 3, 45 Teen- age Safety Club 45 P, T. S. A. 4, ANN GILBERT Future Hornemakers of America 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America Z, 3. 5, '-its-f ' yr-M.--. 'liv- ,ff ,gg 4, 11-f' . 6. . NVX , ........, . 5 ,, .f x ,Af L . 'i Z 5 5 ' 1.573 Z. f 13 '::'s 'Q' TIM GORDON Flash Homeroom President 25 Football 1, Z, 35 Basket- ball Z5 Tennis 25 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 President 45Hylander Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Staff 2, 3, 45 Jr. Editor 35Associate Editor 45 Delegate to S. 1. P. A. 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Decorating Committee for Jr, and Sr. Banquet 35 Senior Superlative Most Original . SAM GRAY Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Sponsor 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 State AA Finals 35 Key Club Z, 3, 45 Delegate to Key Club Con- vention 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Officer 25 Student Council Representative 35 Hylander Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Staff 2, 3, 45 Co-Editor 45 W. O. W. History Award 35 Class Vice Pre sident l, 35 Senior Superlative Student of the Year . JIMMEY ADAM HALL llToeIl Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Co- Captain 45 Sponsor 45 Student of the Month, Rotary Club 45 P. T. S. A. 4. MARY HELEN HAWKINS Girls' State 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Future Hornemakers of America 15 French Club 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Homeroom Secretary 4. .v,, .vs . 62. X C1 'rss' 4 ' I as ...ffrsfm ' if 74004, 1 i tynnffitek if 'Intl-YQ Q '1 1 wir. . VV if . ' 1' . n ur' A . V , , 4' IV' 1 .1 1 1 'RQ Q S-1 ix 4 'FT 'F' 'N 'RQ iii ' il f-511 7, 6 2 g+f,,,f iff? ' I 4243.1- WILLIAM HOLLAND Bill Civil Air Patrol 2, 3, 4, GILBERT HOLLIFIELD llcibll National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Marshal 35 Beta Club 2., 3, 45 President 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Homecoming Escort 35 Sponsor 45 Hylander Club 3, 45 Staff 45 Junior Civitan Club 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Board of Director s 45 Class Treasurer 251-lomeroorn President 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Superlative Best All Around , Baseball Manager 15 Football l, 2, 3, 45 All Conference 45 Track 2, 35 Rotarian of the Month 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. JEWELL RENE HOLLIFIELD Lard Chorus 1, 45 District Music Contest 1. BOBBY HUFFMAN Baby Face Band 1, Z, 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 35 District Contest 35 Chorus 45 Senior Superlative Best Dressed , Junior Play Cast 35 Junior Civitan Club 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 35 N. F. L. 1. JOE I-IELMS Baseball 3, 45 P. T. S. A. 4. SARA JANE HENDRIX Future Hornemakers of America 15 Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Li- brary Assistant 45 District Meeting of Library Assistants 4. FREDDIE I-IEWITT YlTubIl Band 7, 8, 1, 25 District Music Contest 75 State Music Contest 7, 8, 1, Z5 Shrine Bowl 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Sponsor 45 Tennis 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Western Carolina Relays 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Allied Youth 15 P. T. S. A. 45 Homeroorn President 45 Junior Play Cast 3. DONNIE HOLDEN Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Key Club 45 Senior of the Month, Rotary Club 45 Monogram 2, 3, 4. v Q Sli-' ,xl X TZ R F .J JOHN EDWARD HUGHES Monogram Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 45 Football 33 Basketball l, Z, Track 1, 4, Soccer 1. CLYDE HUNTER llcravyll Band Z, 3, 43 Shrine Bowl 43 State Bnad Contest 2, 3, 4, District Band Contest 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Jr. Civitan Club 3, 45 4-H Club 35 P. T. S. A. 4. ROBERT VERNON HUNTER HJ. VIH Civitan 2, 3g French Club 2,1-Iomeroorn Officer 1. FRANCES LORETTA HYATT llHyattIl Beta Club 3, 43 Junior Civinette Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4 Homeroom Officer 2, 3. if-10-.. acxf' W1-nav' in-4 JCR 131' ' -x aff -4:1 ' R sf 4 , if-fig 4. 54- 'X Q-......-' 3, 7? 'Tf ..:' Q,. - nf gf.. BOBBY ISSACS Football 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Baseball 4g Track 4, Soccer 1. CHARLES JENKINS HYO ll HENRY DAVIS KANIPE Junior Civitan Club 3, 49 Civitan of the Month 3, French Club 2, Track 49 P. T. S. A. 4. JUDITH ANNE KISTLER French Club 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Futu re Homemakers of America 13 District Mu sic Contest 4, Future Nurses Club 43 Teenage Safety Club 4, P. T. S. A. 4. Q! ' 'mga , MOST ORIGINAL STUDENTS OF' THE YEAR Martha Wyke, Tim Gordon Hazel Price Sam Gray SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DeEsta Finley, Jim Lewis Nan Dameron, Eugene Robbins go? x Jul MOST COURTEOUS B EST LOOKING 1a Mae Westall Bobby Reld Ellen Twitty, Russell Elliott SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED FRIENDLIEST r. , 4. i' Linda Seagle, Bobby Huffman Lilian Wm. . f's' YY , 1 1 -X xy V --ar . tw' ' wi Suk . s A W, ' ,. Q . -' 'v VN 1 1 .. I' ryllll Ei X . g Twitty, Bobby Smith Q7 'W 2 N I Al i' W X A5 W- I . X X. f 1 K- 'N A bbw 'V 141, ' 'ng f fl 1, -. A , 1 I I- BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR Mary Neal Bolch Gllbert Holllfleld Renaldla Beatty Eual Owens MOST TALENTED MOST HELPFUL Shelble Jean Duncan B111 Geouge Sh1rley Edney Donald Wise 'r'Hf6.1 'Af Y . A ff, H ', .,,v.1 . K R, 41. V. X 'ff' 5-45,55 mr-'QQ WZ? 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LANNY LAUGHRIDGE Luke Key Club 33 Photography Club 33 President 33 Hylander Club 4g Staff 43 Paper Staff 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 District Music Contest 3, 4g State Music Contest 1, 2., 3, 43 Junio r Play Electrician 33 Shrine Bowl 43 P, T. S. A. 4. JUDY LAWING Future Teachers of Arnerica 3, 4g Future Nurses Club 43 Photography Club 4g Library Assistant 43 Future Homemakers of America l, 2. , a ,G , -U 'Q-r Yuv- 'Fins E . no 1 . RONNIE LAWING J. V. Football 23 Football Manager 3, 4g J. V. Basketball 2, 33 Basketball Manager 33Baseball Manager 3g Track Manager 33 Monogram Club 3, 43 Vice President 33 Stage Manager for Junior Play 33 Bus Driver 4, CHARLES LEWIS Peahead 3 Jr, Civitan Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 President of Freshman Class. JAMES ROSS LEWIS Moose Monogram Club Z, 3, 43 Vice President 43 Foot- ball l, Z, 3, 43 Captain 43 All Conference 43 All State 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Senior Superlative Most Athletic . BETTY JO LONG Civinette Club 2, 3, 43 Hylander Club 43 Staff 43 Marionette Staff 4g Future Teachers Club 3, 4g Futu re Homemakers of America 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 43 Decorating Committee for Jr.-Sr, Banquet. ian-rl hy' 'S' 'fi-'f 'rv' , N 4-5 iz. N., ml IRENE Mc COYLE 4-H Club l3 Chorus. GLORIA MCKINNON Edmunds High School, Dramatics Club l, 2, 33 Vice Pre sident Home Room 13 Latin Club l3 Office Helper 33 Jr. and Sr. Prom Committee 23 Trevecca High School, Cheerleader 33 Class Vice President 33 Acapella Choir 33 Class Vice President 33 Marion High School, Home Room Treasurer 4. BARBARA JEANNE MILLER Bobbie Civinette Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 P. T. S. A. 3, 43 Junior Play Publicity Com- mittee 33 .Tunior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. BARBARA MITCHELL JOSEPHINE LOWERY YIJOYY Beta Club Z, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 3, 4. INEZ LYTLE Student Council Representative 1, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 State Music Contest 2, 33 District MuSiC Contest 3, 43 Shrine Bowl 43 Civinette Club Z, 3,43 Treasurer 23 Vice Pre sident 33 President 43 State Civitan Convention 33 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Hylander Club 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 1, 3, 43 P. T. S. A. 4. KATHRYN LOUISE MACE lIKathyll Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 33 Future Homemakers of America l, Z3 Chorus 23 District Music Contest 23 P. T. S. A. 4. SARA LOU MCCARTHY Sqeezie Homeroom President l3Homeroorn Secretary Z3 Civitan of the Month 33 Beta Club Z, 33 43 Civinette Club Z, 3, 43 Monogram Club Z, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Lincolnton Tournament 23 Softball l, Z, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus Z3 Band 3, 43 State Music Contest 3, 43 District Music Contest 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 President 4. lam ZUN' JEANNE MARIE MORRIS Bess Band 8, 1, Z, 3, 43 Vice President 43 District Music Contest 43 State Music Contest 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Shrine Bowl 1, 43 Band Council 43 I-lylander Club Z, 3, 43 Staff Z, 3, 43 Co-Editor of I-Iylander 43 Delegate to Beta Club Convention 33 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Allied Youth l 3 P. T. S. A. 3, 43 Civinette Club Z, 33 French Club 3. SARA MORROW Band 8, 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 State Music Contest 8, l, 2, 3, 43 District Music Contest 3, 43 Shrine Bowl l, 43 Civinette Club Z, 3, 43 National Beta Club 2, 3, 431-lylancler Club Z, 3, 43 Staff 3, 43 French Club 33 Vice President 33 Band Council 4. NELDA MURRAY Future Teachers of America 43 Future Horne- rnakers ofAmerica Z, 33 Treasurer 3, Beta Club Z, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Horneroom Secretary 43 Chorus 4. BRENDA NESBITT Junior Civinette Club Z, 3, 43 Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4g P. T. S. A. 3, 43 Chorus 4, X W- - .. A I K r 1' M f 1' is a-JQN ...lx I .- in Y Y sm lf 415 Nl if 115354 It ess- u W I A x ,gi viii- tw-7 3' FRED MOODY BILL MORGAN Beta Club Z, 3, 43 Junior Civitan Club 2,33 Photography Club 3, 4g Junior Marshal 3g Civil Air Patrol 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Teen- age Safety Club 4. HAROLD MORGAN NETTIE LEA MORGAN Shorty French Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Future Teachers Club 4g Beta Club 43 Homeroorn Vice President 43 Homeroorn Secretary 2. L ns,-is 'C' if 1-sb-Q . 30, ,- HAZEL PRICE National Honor Society 3 , 45 S e c r e t a r y 45 Civinette Club 3, 45 Beta Club Z, 3, 45 Executive Committee 35 Marionette Staff 45 Chief Junior Marshal 35 Office Worker 45 Latin Club 45 Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Senior Superlative Student of the Year , Monogram Club 1, 25 Softball 15 Class Treasurer 35Homecoming Herald 45 Page for N. F. I... Congress l. BOBBY REID Bamboo Homeroom Officer Z5 Beta Club 3, 45 Civitan Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Foot- ball Manager 35 Basketball 3, 45 l-Iornecoming Escort 45 Senior Superlative Most Courteous , Bus Driver 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. JESSIE LEE REVIS IIGLISII Future Homemakers of America 25 Photography Club 45 Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Library Assistant 45 P. T. S. A. 3, 4. WAYNE RIDDLE 'Speedy French Club 2 3 4 P T S A 4 Beta Club 4 FREDDIE NORRIS Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Beta Club Z, 3, 45 French Club 25 Future Nurses Club 4, CAROLYN LEE NUCKOLLS Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Softball 15 Future Home- makers of America l, 25 Lincolnton Tournament Z5 Homeroom Vice President 3. EUAL OWENS Useless Chorus Z, 3, 45 District Music Contest Z5 Bus Driver 3, 45 Homeroom President 45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Library As sistant 45 Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Senior Superlative Most Popular , Football Announcer 3, 45 Teenage Safety Club 45 Homecoming Escort 45 P. T. S. A. 3, 4. BENNIE PRICE 5 S f x lii Us Abi C' it 5' 5 fi pcm , f. 'lu-qi no-Q - vs, 1 I uv - f N n 5 A i 3 5 U 0 0 9 Q l X . N . .6 Y ' . 'ff TA. ' . V? t f if e . .. 15' f L EUGENE LAWRENCE ROBBINS YlB1ubll Key Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club Z, 3, 45 Executive Committee 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Marshal 35 P. T. S. A. 3, 45 Homecoming E sc ort 45 Editor of Ripper Handbook 45 M. C. for Pep Rallies 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 President 45 District Convention 2, 35 State Congress 45 Senior Super- lative Most Likely to Succeed , ALICE IRIS EVELYN ROWLAND Future Teachers Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 State Contest 1, Z, 3, 45 Shrine Bowl45 District Contest 35 Junior Play Cast 35 P. T. S. A. 4. LINDA SEAGLE Catfish Future Homemakers of America 15 Cho ru s 15 Senior Superlative Best Dressed . ROBERT BETHEL SMITH Bob Student Council Representative 35 Vice President 45 Delegate to State Student Council Convention 45 Boy's State 35 Homeroom President Z, 3, 45 Class President 25 Key Club 451-Iylander Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Rotary Citizen of the Month 45 Bob Jones Academy, Soccer 1 5 Basketball 15 Mohawk Society 1. g..,.,,,...4' ri W gg il -N 'Uh - X wif? Qfn-f- M Cm-Y' BAXTER WOODROW STAFFORD 4-H Club 15 Basketball 15 Track Z. ROBERT STEPPE llsteppell Civitan 15 Key Club 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 35 Home- room Treasurer 3. RUBY LENA TAYLOR HUby-ll Basketball 15 Softball 15 4 -H Club 15 Chorus 25 District Music Contest 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Chief 45 Junior Civinette Club 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Marionette Staff 3, 45 National Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Executive Com- mittee 45 Hylander Club 3, 45 Staff 3, 45 Home- coming Herald 45 Office Assistant 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Homeroom Secretary 35 P. T. S. A. 3, 4. VON TAYLOR Football 2, 3, 45 All Conference 45 All State 45 Shrine Bowl 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 French Club Z5 Homeroom President Z. TRQA A , SVN, Nszv' 1 mf' , Qin, Q fn, Rx I . Q.. ff Qs..--...., , 4' x. .2151 , MSB 5: 79 fiiagkg 214+ FEW - Q9 ,A , 'l .Q f W' r- N 'V in 1 im' X . 1' LILIAN SINGLETON TWITTY llLilll Hylander Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Staff 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Vice President 33 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Execu- tive Committee 3g Secretary 33 Junior Civinette Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4gN. F. L. 2, 3, P. T. S. A. 3, 4, Band 3, 4, State Music Contest 3, 4, District Music Conte st 3, 4g Shrine Bowl 43 French Club 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4g Senior Superlative Friendliest , Junior Play Prompter 33 Allied Youth 1. LULA BELLE WARD Glenwood High School, Monogram Club l, Z5 Glee Club lg 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 35 Class Secretary 33 Homeroom President 25 Crossnore High School, Future Teachers Club 33 Future Homemakers of Anfierica 33 French Club 4. PHYLLIS JEAN WEBB Future Teachers Club 3, 49 Chorus Z, 4, District Music Contest 2, 35 Teenage Safety Club 43 Future Homemakers of America lg Future Nurses Club 43 P. T. S. A, 4. REBA WEBB Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Treasurer -43 Chorus Z, 4, District Music Contest 2, 4g Vice President 4. GARY THOMAS llTOmll French Club 2, 3, 4, Football 23 Civil Air Patrol 2, 3. MAX TONEY Key Club 45 N. F. L. 2, 33 Photography Club 3, 43 Secretary 35 President 4, Homeroom Presi- dent 3g Junior Marshal 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 43 D. A., R. History Award 3. PHYLLIS TUCKER Tuckers Junior Civinette Club 4, Marionette Staff 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 43 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, French Club 2, 3. ELLEN HART TWITTY HUglyII Band 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Band Council4g District Music Contest 3, 4, State Music Contest 3, 4, Shrine Bowl 45 Hylander Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Staff 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasure r 45 Executive Committee 4, Latin Club 3, French Club 4, Junior Civinette Club 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant lg Sponsor fo r Hickory Homecoming 4, Homec oming Queen 4, Senior Superlative Best Looking , Junior Play Cast 33 N. F. L. 2, 3, 43 P. T. S. A. 3, 43 Allied Youth l, 1 I Cr, W fm! xe'-f vs ly ' in 4 St,-Qt. 4. - . - , X. , 'Tx 'litrl DONALD WESTALL Ilwesll Chorus 2, 35 District Music Contest Z5 Football 1, 2, 35 Key Club 3, 45 French Club 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Homeroom President 1, Z5 Horneroom Vice President 35 Home room Treasurer 45 Junior Play Ca st 35 Teenage Safety Club 45 Home- coming Escort 4, JULIA MAE WESTALL Student Council Representative 25 Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Futu r e Teachers Club 1, 35 Vice President 35 Junior Civinette Club 2, 35 Chaplain Z5 National Forensic League 35 Secretary 35 Senior Superlative Most Courteous , P. T. S. A. 4. ZADE WESTALL MARTHA JEAN WHEELER Reporter for Freshman Clas s at P. G. Horne- room Officer 35 Beta Club 45 P. T. S. A. 45 Future Teachers of America 3. 401 gi :U-ft, Us Q ig 'ie 5 5 g ga -.J lv'- ' N, E' .aw f- ' .Q 'V 'N NY 6' Nab AU! .-'21 G., . ,I ' . ,ag .1 'L P ,ra G- ! .E?'f,x,.i -gk ,5.,,f,.. I GLENN WILSON llFrirnpI! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Junior Play Stage Manager 35 Beta Club Z, 3, 45 Civitan Club 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. DONALD WISE HROSY-ll Key Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Football 25 Key Club Convention 45 Latin Club 45 Senior Superlative Most Helpful , P. T. S. A. 4, MARTHA WYKE Hspoonyu Band 1, 2, 35 Vice President 35 Band Council 35 Hylander Club 3, 45 Staff 45 Senior Superlative Most Original . JOHN YODER Footballl 2 3 C' ... v rg' 4 J f gf' 4 ' 5 JN lx 1 I Cv il JIMMIE RAY YOUNG Football 2, 3g Monogram Z, 35 Track 4. - SHERRILL DEAN YOUNG Teenage Safety Club 43 Chorus 35 P. T. S. A. 4 MASCOTS Rhonda Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis Mike Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall 33 S1 K. na Margaret Poteat, president Frank Ross, vice -presidentgBi1ly Jarrett, secretary Harold Simmons, treasurer. JUNIORS The Junior class is composed of '72 boys, 91 girls and a couple we're not sure about. They are a f ine group of youngsters and have estab- lished a remarkable record of riots, jail breaks and confusion. At the beginning of the year they were introduced to U. S. History and found that they disliked it intensely. They struggled through and have em e r ge d from this year unscarred. They will enter school next fall as dignified S e n i o r s . We're wondering what it is that will give them dignity by then. F fl IVXIQQ A Nam aiwf GL QA... f'fQ l y Robert Arrington ' J William Austin Q V Q., A Charles Ayers K, A, as N Margaret Banks saggy? ik, Brenda Beck 5 , . 'lm A ff ff ffl will J i ,fi I 4 ' Q -' - J 1 L l. vi- I Johnny Beck fe- -. ,fa Ann Bradley AN 'A 'J M Dennis Brown .tl Q' Ralph Bruner . I M Tommy Bryant ' -1 Pat Buchanan ,hm Eddie Joe Condrey '5 X 5? Doug Cooper . fi Nina Ellison fx ' Janet England X X Grace Fairchild Robert Fletcher ax Jane Fortenberry Barbara Fortune Q5-,..+ Elizabeth Foster X I Bernice Fox Steve Freeman Johnny Freshour '3 F Bette Garratt 4. Dickie Glenn X ' x-- A YZ' Gordon Godfrey Leonard Goforth I w Lola Jea.n Goforth 'fx' We 2 A s Buddy Green Larry Green 'I s wg., Margaret Green Nancy Green Patty Hall Gordon Harklerode Susie Harvey Carolyn Helms Donald Hemhill Marie Hemphill Jane Hester Patricia Hewitt Bobby Holden Donald Holland Rickey Holland Johnny Hollifield Billy Honeycutt Carolyn Huffman Gene Hutchins James Hutchins Lynn Jackson Billy Jarrett Edgar Jones Billie Ruth Kent Judy Lawing Fern Lewis Dennis Lytle Sandra Mainer Jesse Mathis Marie McBee Ray McCormick Billy Mc Coyle -----,, -,--- M Y 7,7 Pauline McCoyle Eugene McDaniel Roby McDaniel Cordia McGee Norris Nclntosh Loretta McMahan Brenda Miller Nancy Miller Eddie Morgan Ken Morgan Joanne Morris John Morris Donald Nesbitt Deanna Nichols Frances Nichols Dale Owensby Ronald Owensby Ray Parker Sue Parkins Margaret Plemmons Doris Poole Norma Jean Poole Dotty Pooser Margaret Poteat Fred Proctor Betty JO Pyatt Martha Pyatt Jim Rabb Pat Rabb Larry Rabon JUNIORS fx- I Sandra Radford Barry Ramsey Donald Reed Betty Jean Revis Gene Reynolds Billy Rhinehart Doris Richie Nancy Ricks Pat Robinson Ralph Robinson Jerry Roland Franklin Ross Frank Rumfelt Patricia Rumfelt Charles Seagle Carolyn Searcy Harold Simmons Jerry Steepe Glenn Stone Paul Story Douglas Suttles Gayle Suttles Margaret Taylor Elaine Turnmire Jean Walker Alma Jean Wall Dean Wall Imogene Wall Wanda Ward Gail Waycaster 'T asv. an ,X pug, fu., V WT' rx 'fs 'EQ 7 f fy fav' S N Q ' ' f f l Q i '- ,, ,- , . . .,,.. lx f ',. ' Nelda Welborn Wayne Westall Ann Williams Carolyn Williams Eugene Williams Ronnie Wilson Tommy Wilson Shirley Wilson Peggy Windham Lewis Workman Barbara Worley Brenda Young Larry Young Shirley Young gs- Steve Patton president, Clinton Lytle, vice-presidentg - Margaret Young, secretary, Janice Nuckolls, treasurer. SOPHOMORES Having just co mp l eted two years of high school the S o p h o m o r e s are extremely wise. They have in their storehouse of knowledge such usefulfacts as thewords to the school fight song, the proper procedure for dis e c ting a worm, where Will Shakespeare w as bor n and how to guard against Trichinosis. They ar e a com- paratively calm group and except for some occasional griping and snorting you would hardly know that they are around. Life holds much for this sober crowd and we extend our best wishes to them. Sophomores Becky Adkins Amanda Allen Dock Ayers Ernest Barlowe Larry Earnhardt Donald Barlett Rod Bradley Doris Broadwell Velma Brown Janell Bruner Sybil Buchanan Kenneth Cable O'Neil Caraway Roger Carpenter Linda Case Ray Cheek Geraldine Chrisawn Judy Clontz Randall Dalton Joyce Davis Martha Day Glenda Early Janet Early Jimmy Early Wayne Early Betty Ellison Phillip Fairchild Ernest Fox Ray Frisbee Peggy Gallen Teddy Geouge Doug Glenn Steve Goldstein Jennie Gray Faye Greene Judy Guffey Joyce Hall Mary Harklerode Jo Ann Harlee Sybil Harris Linda Heckard Johnny Hemphill Patsy Hendrix Geraldine Henline Barbara Hensley Carolyn Hensley Eloise Hewitt Rachel Hewitt in K, X '-ff Q, ,v 'r 'A 'IN 'ul 'N-Uv in-a Q 1X 4 ' Ha. f, 'wir a -ss W X Y 'Tv . g 3 Sl Q v F 'Xi 'tv 5 '- Adi it--Y 'E sq ,N V fat Qrvl su , 5 1 B Ag 4fN Q' Q YN qw. x ., -X UXX ,lu v. . 'J-,X fi-' i af-Q -N 4- 'x Q, 14-, v 1 ' Q 'J 'I' ami ri A if kr ,Fifi A If ti, tx Q N C if 'tame .. 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L4 . syif f get 4..,- Q ' Zi g' ki 'ix it -5 . ge A L C 'v Sophomores Sallie Hitchcock Judy Hollifield Pansy Hollifield Patsy Hollifield Jane Hollis Jeffrey Honeycutt Jimmy Jarrett Janell Jones Mary Lou Jones Nancy Kanipe Wayne Kirby Phyllis Laney Donald Lawing Clarence Lewis Harold Long Jimmy Long Clinton Lytle Sylvia Lytle Katie Mace Lois Mace Christine Martin Hazel Martin Jane Mask Jerry Mathis Mazie Matthews Martha Mauney Virginia McAllister Jane McGimsey Barbara McHone Charles McKinney James Middleton Myrtle Miller Donald Minish Bobby Morris Rebecca Nesbitt Elaine Norman Janice Nuckolls Tom Owensby Ginny Padgett Betty Parker Linda Parker Barbara Patrick Steve Patton Peggy Perkins Gary Pennix Carolyn Plemmons Frances Poteat Micheal Poteat Sophomores Bo Rader James Randall Frankie Randolph Peggy Randolph Sylvia Rathbone Patsy Rector Wanda Ross Linda Rowland Lois Rutherford Linda Shook Ray Sigmon Dickie Smith Rebecca Smith Thurman Staton Sonny Taylor Virginia Vickers George Walden Brenda Waycaster Donald Williams Lewis Williams Betty Windham Jane Workman Diana Young Margaret Young Robert Young Ar-ex -Q.. ve -,X N ffm 1 X v 1,0 if 1 is-' kart' - -Pfam Q ?.s.-,., R gdb, .Q ,.,.,', Q i 4, ,A 3 . .35 dv . C.. ex. ' is-L.,,' m-....- ' 5. 550-r Q f' 1 t gb, 1 ICP. M, .rel 'auf . TSG, , ,. A. Q., tv-er' 4 1 , . S Wx:- 'Fi . .,x9 X'-63' sz. S L mr Q, , 'CT' , 'sd fa? R it X S Zi uf iv-ff'-A: K-vu-.L Corne in, World Three bon-vivants 44 'CT' Kenny Hollifield pres1dent,Joan Eastman, vice-presidentg John Eckard secretary, Herman Mills, treasurer. FRESHMEN We are the Freshmen. You can easily distinguish us by our agape expressions and our inquiring manner. We have been caught in such places as the south end of northern buildings, the boiler room and the Whirlpool. As we are be- ginning to learn the tricks of the trade we realize that we have a great deal to look forward to in our future years at Marion High School. We hope that we can hold together long enough to enjoy them. At any rate,we intend to give it that old 9th grade try. Q aun- - 5 I : X ,D 5 : if .ti if. I7 ' 133 T!! :Ei S? gi. rj' i' . L75 312 552 YI: iii ... L52 lil :zz ::. iii g'x 'F bi PE!! :fri F64 . .. ,. ?E'. 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K -it , Q. 5 an ' l W N x KQQ X , I , Q' ,Il Freshmen Linda Arledge, Olivia Au e rharner, Doris Aye r s, Patsy Ayers, Susan Bach, Frances Bnaks, Carole Bolton, Melba Bost, Betty Bradley, Stanley Bradley, Jonathon Broome, Eugene Brown, Jimmy Brown, Joe Brown, Willamae Brown, Otis Broyhill, Brady Bryant, Jospeh Buckner, Dolores Bullock, JudyBur- gin, Linda Burnett, Mary Cable, Carolyn Church, Jeanette Clontz, Johnny Clontz, 46 Josophine Cogdill, Elizabeth Condrey, Joyce Cornett, Gerald Cowan, Barbara Cranford, Brenda Crawley, Judy Crawley, Frankie Mae Crisp, Wilma Crisp, Curtis Cuthberson, Jerl Cuthrell, Lee Dalton, Eugenia Davis Larry Davis, Spencer Davis, Marsha Derey, Betty J ean Dunc an, Gail Duncan, Anita Earley, Clifton Early, Norman Early, Ray Early, Joa.n Eastman. Ax 1 M, 1 t E F . A -it 'ff 6. i Q.. 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' A , J , ,ht ,.-.' 1 3, 'J J ' L M f i' W' A , 'M , Freshmen John Eckerd, Alice Ellio tt , Bertha Elliott, Douglas Elliott, Billy England, Brenda Eng- land, Edith Fairchild, Nancy Ferguson, Judy Finley, Peggy Fortner, Barbara Jo Freeman, Bobby Gaddy, Evelyn Gibson, Harriett Gibson, Linda Gilbert, Helen Gu rl e y, Linda Hagna, Dean Hall, Larry Hall, Joe Hall, Robert Hall, Wilma Hall, Martha Harklerode, Roger Hark- lerode, Gladys Hawkins, Albert Hensley, Janet Hensley, Mary Hensley, Melva Hensley, Linda Hester, Mary H e s t e r, Jeryl Hogan, Billy Hollifield, Kenneth Hollifield, Mildred Hollifield, Sue Hollifield, Darlene Humphries, David Huffman, Joyce Huffman, Shirley Huff- man, F a y e Hu n t e r , Mattie Ison, Barbara Jackson, Kenneth Johnson, Ella Jones, Iris Jones, Shirley Jones, Mary Alice Justice. 'Q ,QQ avg Us earn' I X V - Q x, in ws. 'R Q.. 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E uh- ' ' il- QQ, I' - J 31 ' I will ' ' x 5 f I i ' X L X5 l so x Freshmen Barbara Kanipe, St ev e Keeter, Bobby Kent, Margaret Kirkman, Johnnie Lawing, Delores Ledford, Ann Lewis, Mary Lind, Jo e Loftis, Donna Long, F r ed Mac e , Patricia Martin, B a rb a r a M a s on , Luezette Mason, Bruce McClure, Roberta Melton, Frances Miller, Catherine Miller, Nanc y Milligan, Herman Mills, Jo Ann Mills, Tracy Mills, Donald Millwood, Linda Minish, Elizabeth McKenny, Hazel McKenny, Brenda Moore, Bobby Moore, James Morgan, Martha Nesbitt, Judy Norman, Jean Lois N o r t o n , Billy Owensby, Thomas Page, Brenda Painter, Eddie Parker, Jimmy Parkins, Mildred Parkins, Marie Pitchford, B e t t y P i t t m an , Barbara Poteat, Frances Poteat, Harold Poteat, Dennis Price, Richard Rader, Jimmy Ramsey, Gloria Jean Randolph, Harold Dean Randolph. 'L-t Q. , Wm X r + 'T M ik.- 'gif 'W 'Q tu A Lv- 5- . ,,, . -:ff is 35 A5 w... ' 1. K Ls, EY . A' A 1 fy Ewan X W- 1 .XX 'Q .. gf: :J -. 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Lee Ray Ross, Jerry Rowland, Ronald Rumfelt, Harold Seagle, Polly Shell, Ruth Ann Sisk, Stanley Sisk, Eddie Smith, Richard Smith, Mary Lou Spratt, Connie Sprouse, Naaomi Stafford, Myra Stevens, Anna Belle St r oud , Kelly Stroud, Katherine Taylor, David Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Stanley Thomas, Kirby Toney, Peggy Turner, Elizabeth Vance, James Wall, Jane Ward, Wanda Ward, MaryWarren,Brenda Webb, Frances Weberson, Franc e s Wells, Janath Westall, Lawrence Westall, Carolyn Westmoreland, Gail Woody, Della Mae Worley, Dewey Worley, Hazel Wyatt, Barbara Yelton, Ann Young, Gloria Young, Nancy Young. 5 s E E if E ru '74 5' ,,- ' 'A 41 ' ' 1 X, if Ronnie Young 5 Q Q ,qu- ' W-V-wmv 'rss- Uk '7:'1'K',gf in ...,.,,,1 O11 J'- ' l LFW ,M- f Ya n dx , i ,Z 2, G-f,, ! ,Q f Q.. :J .-..- 4 Julpfw- Quik: if if. -- .Q P-.NN N'-x..,N 'mf Ihr, XX S41 J QE I 5- , Rag ! fm The Plont's ACTIVITIES ,- Q --Q 'Vi :,f 'T I I r if I ,Q . 1 1 -4 5 'ff nu .15 5 , E: f iff ova 4 Iii 1:4 3 E T 3 T T l E WFHSEEHEBFBT xr an Y :umm xmlmnswiszslmmmmtriii-793 .4 TZ TE as TE Ts vi E T s 1 ll 1 2 I ! I Student Council fixliigr 'De 41 . -Q----N if 'Vx I Mrs. Gilkey, President, Eugene Robbinsg Vice-Presi- dent, Bob Smith! S e c r etary f Julia Mae Westallg Treasurer, Jeffrey Honeycutt. The Student Council is an organization to strengthen and develop the principles Y 'W Q 7 sr ' lv! 5 ff ILA Sponsor' of school g o v e rnm ent . The Council is composed of two representatives from each class and the officers. It 1S the governing body of Marion High School vu- 'N 3' I v if Cl' ,silk Y W A Q , Q at 5 af, 1 is 1-Q. ' ..- 'QR-vw 5. f: :Q fini' ll' Q' -gg? i l I N Eugene Robbins Bob Smith Julia Westall Jeffrey Honeycutt Linda Burgin Reggie Elliott John Morris Roby McDanie1s Bo Rader Patsy Rector Donald Millwood Bruce McClure Civitan The Civitan Club was organized in Marion High School to raise the standards of citizen- ship in the school and to help others through giving. This is made possible through selling Club fruit cakes each year. The officers for this year are, Larry Young, Pre sidentg Ray P ark e r , Vice Presidentg Charles Jenkins, Secretaryg Larry Greene, Treasurer, Civinette Club The Civinette Club is an offspring from the Civitan Club. Because of the rapid growth in the Civitan Club itwas divided into two clubs, a boys club and a girls club. The Civinettes have the same standards as the Civitans. The officers for this year are: Inez Lytle, Presi- dentg Mary Neal Bolch, Vice Presidentg Lilian Twitty, Sec r e tary 5 Shirley Young, Treasurer, ' , g ,?91,1i aifx ef' i H i N cr! Office Workers The office workers for Marion High School are s enio r girls who learn officepractice by assisting in routine office duties such as typing, making announc ernents, and running errands. Mrs. Eunice Pyatt acts as their ad- visor. Left to right: Shirley Edney, Renaldia Beatty, Bonnie Davis, Barbara Bradley, Vandalyn Brown, Hazel Price. Seated: Ruby Taylor. E? aff, 'si' ,M IIIFM Bus Drivers No job at Marion High School carries more r esponsibility thanthatof driving abus. There are five drivers and three substitutes. Each one is an able and qualified d riv e r . The safety record of these d rive r s is admirable, and they are noted for their promptness and dependability. Left to right: Gilbert Hollifield, Eual Owens, Donald Westall, Reggie Elliott, Jimmey Trent. 1 2 , Q 1 L i ' I 1. . ,' QN .x M ga... - ' ' Q Librory Assistants The Library Assistants help Miss Glenn in the library. They ar e very useful and the wo rk is educational. Miss Glenn, who acts as their advisor, has said, You know, I just couldn't get along without my assistants . . 4 ff 9 f C f I A Q'-v - L 'XX 'ff , F ff' ' l fag. f L ,li 3 , gf A li, , ,-5-pr 'Gif Wg 4 san., i, 5 I' t J' . Q43 Rf:-'S at tg, 'QE 677231 . l 15 'c v Jq W Raj - My I , 'Q ,Sig ' W fr .- za- ls f A First row: Dennis Brown, Rod Bradley, Frank The Key Club, SPOI1SOI'0d by M3-1'iO1'1 Kiwanis Ross, Leonard Goforth, Gene Reynolds, Ronald OW en s b y , Max Toney. Second row: Clinton Lytle, Jeff Honeycutt, Robert Fletcher, Steve Patton, Donald Hemphill, Ralph Bruner, Barry Ram s ey. Third row: Donald Wise, .Terry Burnette, Russell Elliott, Donald West- all. Fourth row: Fred Hewitt, Eugene Robbins, Dick Fender, Robert Stepp, Lanny Laughridge, Bob Smith, Donnie Holden. Fifth row: Paul Sto ry, Dean Wall, John Morris, Gilb e r t Hollifield, Sam Gray, Tim Gordon, Mr. Carter, advisor, Club, is, in point of age and service rendered, one of the noblest of s chool organizations. Organized as a s e rvic e club, this group of boys work hard on such campaigns as selling magazines, collecting toys and food for Alexander Home for Christmas, helping needy farnilies, buying needed equipment for the school. Mr, Emerson Carter serves as their very efficient advisor. un.-.u.....4....:1:111-J .1:':n 'nn-o-p4.4:tn nn u.a..4 no-swf-ua-.4.' 'Y-n -n4n.11L1EI!ZY! rnriuouau bu.:.g.1L1. Z1'rY Y' 'Q' oh . 7!1H1Q!!v!H4MLJLZlJl1U!!R' H7970 506832 LZZXYYYIVPM4 uJ.JL1.'lCL'UlZI' -innwoqixiilillliilllitwhrflnuullllliilfir Wu ui NUCLIDE' Nh! . N! WSJUHHIIUSZXI JCUUIQ. . N49 WINE wx KL- . R Shirley Edney, Editor, Vandalyn Brown, New s Editor, Pat Rabb, -I' V . Business Manager. 9' . .fy Jil. s DDQ 1. -, I, I Y 'NY, I ml W 4 5 ' 2 ,VA.V ,E lf Wt .1 ' . 1 . ' X--t , mrswwffl. it Q fr-X if -3 f J' 1 M 'jar' . ir ' 4 s 'Q no 4 - ' , ' ' 1 Left to Right Seated: Hazel Price, Miss Glenn, Mrs. Ted Freeman, De Esta Finley, Nelda Wel- born, Shirley Edney, Vandalyn Brown, Jeffrey Honeycutt, Left to Right Standing: Martha Pyatt, Fern Lewis, Margaret Poteat, Brenda Beck, Margaret Green, Hazel Lail, Bette Garratt. Jennie Gray, Ruby Taylor, Becky Adkins, Eloise Hewitt, Peggy Perkins, Larry Freeman, Phylis Tucker, Betty Jo Long. Marionette Staff The Marion High School newspaper, The Marionette, is published six times each year-by the Marionette staff. Special editions are pub- lished fo r Ch r i s tma s and commencement. Mild r ed Glenn and Mrs. Ted Freeman, in the capacity of advisors, aid the staff in keeping the news of the school in circulation via the printed ,ti at-rf4'?t,f,'.-Ai page. 413- at Wai, Sam Gray, Jeanne Morris, Co- Editors, Tim Gordon, Associate Editor. F775 i , f lf'U .s 9 1 N,-N tifgg 1 ive' 'sr ,,. 5-.., . L 5,1 I, , fi...- is . V -., Xff 'sy X AAU - Standingleft to right: Lanny Laughridge, Fern Lewis, Linda Burgin, Nelda Welborn, Steve Patton, Lilian Twitty, Paul Story, Jennie Gray, Jane Hollis, Martha Wyke, Eloise Hewitt, Betty Jo Long, Mary Neal Bolch, Sara Morrow, Ellen Twitty, Ruby Taylor, Dotty Pooser, Barry Ramsey, Vandalyn. Seated: Nan Dameron, Russell Elliott, Mrs, Grace Elledge, Sally Hitchcock, Marie McBee, Sam Gray, Jeanne Morris, Tim Gordon, Bette Garratt, Bonnie Davis. .31 5 1, Hylander Staff The Hylander Staff is actually responsible for the editing ofour annual. A lot of time and effort is put into it by the staff members so that you will be able to say, This is the best annual ever ! Mrs. Grace Elledge is the staff's advisor. ff, ,B ,. , ,.... ,Ugg L - -1. QV 1 T. ..-unur-ann- ...fn--...,. M--can-vu-wp, . ,.,.4-.4-M. -,-,r 1 -4. ft, 'uqggur' 1qr:::,,,,. tc:--::-ew-ww -1. , :lr 1 N -ww- Hylon The purpose o f the Hylander Club is to prepare our annual fo r publication. When financial aid is needed, this g roup is also responsible for getting the needed funds. It is through the work v li der Club of the Hylande r Club that our annual is made possible. Its members are selected by the entire club and all classes ar e eligible fo r member- ship. Mrs. Grace Elledge is the club's sponsor. Photography Club The Photography Club is a club organized to stimulate interest in photography and to provide opportunity for students to le arn and practice darkroom procedures. All of their photography needs are provided by the school. The officers for this year are Max Toney, Presidentg Lola Jean Goforth, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Hensely, Secretary, Janet Englandg Treasurer. m as., tug '1' 'Z' :snug French Club The French Club, with Mrs. Gilkey as sponsor, Officers are President Ronnie Bost Vice is again preparing for their annual puppet show, President Helen Hawkins S e c r e t a r y Peggy The club's main interest is to promote French Windham T1'eaSu1'6T Nettle MOrgaH culture and history. Lotln C ub The Latin Club, only in it s second year, has proved to be a valu able asset to Marion High School. Miss Catherine Alley is the club's ad- visor. The object is to p romot e interest in Future Teachers Club This is a club devoted to training students to be teachers., The club advisor is Mrs. Davis. The Future Nur The Future Nurses club wa s organized to help girls that plan to b e nurses. They learn much about the duties of anurse and have some practice by helping keep the halls quiet and looking after members p e rfo rm a service to the school by taking over the classes when teachers are gone. ses Club patients in the county hospital. The officers for this year are: Patty Hall, Presidentg Margaret Greene, Vice Presidentg Judy Lawing, Secretaryg Brenda Beck, Treasurer. j -, 514153, ' , , Vg 1 ...J t i -,sri 'ws W-'A Future Homemokers of America This is a club for girls . When asked if he be- makers learn domestic skills that will be useful lieved in clubs for girls, Howard Wilson said, in later life. Their advisor is Mrs. Homewood, Sure if everything else fails. The Future Home- Monogrom Club The Monogram Club is an athletic organization President, Jerry Burnetteg Vice President, Jim c ompo s ed of students who have earned their Lewisg S e c r et ary, Judy Lawing. The faculty letters in athletics. The officers of the club are: sponsor is Coach Ted Freeman. U 9 in V-f-ma Ncmionol Forenmc League The purpose of the National Forensic League is to promote the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon de- serving members a badge of distinction. Throughout the year, the mernb e r s are well- e du c at e d in parliamentary procedure and de- Nofiono The Beta Club was organized to encourage effort, to p romote character, to cultivate leadership qualities, to reward Merit, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education. The sponsor of the Beta Club is Mrs. Marguerite bating. Members of the club attend a congress once a year, and the club rates high among the clubs in its district. The sponsor is Mr. E. L. Carter. Officers ofthe N. F. L. are: President, Barry Ramsey, Vice-President, Nan Damerong Secretary, Jennie Gray, Treasurer, David Laudermilch. I Beta Club Gilk ey. The officers are: President, Gilbert Hollifieldg V i c e - P r e sid e nt , DeEsta Finleyg Secretary, Shirley Edneyg T r e a su r e r, Ellen Twitty. L. it Q-f---Q- xv Q i te' why i !M7vfgf3g!YTfnw ,r ,tw ' . gigs f 'WS iibx 5 A C, X any -Q-. Q- t, 1!:tj':' ts. 'N S pi 'U X sz ln 'A ,gi 'Ut 4 ' Q x ti, L, . X 1 J 'xiii' ' N 31' A t 'pf ph N.. Mary Neal Bolch, Nan Dameron, Haz el Price, Vandalyn Brown, Linda Burgin, Eugene Robbins, Julia Mae Westall, Gilbert Hollifield. National Honor Society President, Mary Neal Bolchg Vice-President, Nan Damerong Secretary, Hazel Price, Treasurer, Vandalyn Brown. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to rendler service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Marion High School, The charter for the Marion Chapter of the National Honor Society was obtained by Mrs. Augusta, Clontz in 1930. The faculty sponsor is Mrs. Kate Finley. 63 wud V qqvq, RMT'- SULHM W... 1'Zf!':l'P5 5.--.. ppvbvv. 'I' fill-sldililiilluillfiif T YPYV T! SNVWN 0-MAASSCEKII KZ!! .. 71 .1 XXIII!! 111219501 ' 'ilu will Nll4llU4nUClIUH'HYlP!!'l!Nlh NaSLIL1ifI'H'Y!7'!NnbuJAL1.'h'fCIIl' HHRWQH HJ. LIU! NULHAZJHKIIIUZIIYJY . nlvubf YfNfY11l!!'l IH Dil IRQ aff GQ C' OL C' '44 ,rv TH The Marion High School Band under th e direction of Mr Bernard Hirsch provides a v ar 1 ety of musical entertainment for our school throughout the year In the fall the Band p r ovide s fo r th e pep meetings, parades, and presents entertaining half-time shows at the football games. This year the band attended all of our games and was one of twenty-five North and South Carolina bands invited to the Shrine Bowl Game in Charlotte. Bernard Hirsch, Director. 64 1-I s 'T' QC BAND The winter and sp ring months are devoted to concerts and preparations for the Di'strict Music Contest at Boone and the State Music Contest at Greensboro where last year the Band received a rating of excellent, The officers of the Band are: Bill Geouge. Presidentg Jeanne Morris, Vice Presidentg Sara Mo rrow, Secretaryg Ellen Twitty, Treasurerg Jeanne Morris and Vandalyn Brown, Librarians. Standing left to right: Renaldia Beatty, Pat Rabb, Nan Darneron. Kneelingleft to right, Jane McGimp- sey, Peggy Perkins. 65 v f - f fn- -V-f:f'2 'i J ssiuwurferm' , 57 ,'nMl 5'l ' S1 tae time fry nz mr V, hmm u '7EWH!XZ4EI5! Z 'Q-Q, iii. . y . ,I I 2 C- ,Div A y nm I we imap :nm lm EL!f:Q1,,?f, luTi'Z3 .477 54 2 55552221 Q E191 55' M253 -:I-1 -I 'C' Q 1 11 - QI - Il - Il - Il - Us - Il M 9-.,l' tu'--c V ,ff Lil A xx., f I If H C . ,, r '- - ,C b i' A . - ., -e 'fx 'Q Se 'T ' ' ,2- i ff? ,, Xxx df' pjfx' Y 1 ke... , , X l X , fr' F Z 1 tb ' I, E I J , ' J ' 6 '11 1 'it J - 5x ,Z ..f'X i 4 1 1 4 I s 5 f 3 E r F 5 4 1 1 C E r E 3 3 3 5 5 5 rs Z 2 E E 2 2 E 5 3 5iCUl1l1ZlX1l1l!!'Nl65lilSiZQ.'UY'f'v'vl MH Ihlilmlkl KR!! viii?-WK!! , 9 JGl7!.'!!I23!12i!QiEZiH5lHlN MSIE.. v '?'1M, . i r 0, 1 'Q' ' , L . 1,-wit - f ' Mrs. Harry I-Iasskamp 'izjya 1 Chorus One of the mo s t delightful organizations at Marion High School is the mixed chorus. Voices are raised and blended second period every morning both for the satisfaction of those participating and the pleasure of the entire community in listening. Under the able direction of Mrs. Pat Hasskamp, the chorus gives several public performances each year, including a winter and spring concert and programs for various civic organizations, Officers ofthe chorus are: President, Eddie Condreyg Vice-p r e sid en t , Reba Webbg Secretary-treasurer, Margaret Banks. 66 1' ,,f' if The Plont's ATHLETICS I um: l M. n.bn..L.l2!Y'l1Il -'nn-A.A..:Llth . wnuhzglzz' 3 lu.: U., 4 'P in mom- I2Iij2HI1Z'I Y!i9'vUvNQnsJLl1In YZ' !'H1NlAhlAAL.'LlUIIYT Y'NviM-ASLI 122111 XI R 'lluwliil ... YYY' RFID NA-L31 LT11 YW'1uuvu.J.4LXlZL'!!1 YYHQQIQQDUVIAMIULIUKYZ SZIIIZEIIJI dn E!!! !1!fY'!1l-Ovlibibvbi bl SHUI! CU B!!! !9f'.1h5' MH 2121! QSUEUBSUBZIIZ K!!! . WM- .TZ ,K ' MQ ifl, , ,hjyqf 4, Y f . V J ' ' 1 . ,Y . .V ,FQ s' , I ' , at-' f' . - , , 1.1-iw? -+1 ffkvfqqe 5 0 . if 51295, 1. Q4 ' ' 15 1 N sk? 'V Ends: Sam Gray, Gilbert Hollifield FOOTBALL -sl. i Q Guards: Dick Fender Glen Wilson, Rod Bradley Center: Von Taylor-Shrine Bowl Confer Ripper' s Dream Marion Z6 Taylorsville 0 The Marion Rippers started their winning streak off with a bang. Marion scored the fir st time they got their hands on the ball. Morgan passed to Hollifield for numb e r on e . Holden scored number two with what turned out to be the longest run of the season, 86 yards. Morgan and Burnette scored the last two. Marion 19 Shelby 13 Morgan passed to Burnette and Goforth for the first two scores and Burnette scored in the final period to clench the game., Marion 19 Morganton 7 In the battle b etw e en old rivals, the Ripper's scored twice in th e opening period and again in If . . - sg tg ,fe-, . lj . . il f- f - 'H -is uv-gil ' ', . 'K 3f4.,al'5x , ' V 2 J I mtg., ' . .., f Tackles: .Tim Hall, Jim Lewis Reggie Elliott, Fred Hewitt Ai -f f5 SHCG the final. Holden sc o r ed number one, Morgan passed to Hollifielcl for number two and Morgan sprinted 67 yards for the clincher. Marion 12. Hudson O Running into a stronger team than antispated, the Ripper's had their hands full. Although Marion scored the first time they got their hands on the ball, the Hudson Eleven fou ght back valiantly, Holden scored the first T. D. and Ramsey scored number two. Marion 27 Hickory 6 The Rippers turned out one of their better per- formances ofthe season as they came back from a 6-6 half-time tie to win. Ramsey scored the first two with short plunges. Goforth raced 46 yards to another and Morgan passed to Hollifield for the final. 1957 Halfbacks: Donnie Holden .Terry Burnette, Leonard Goforth l'l .. 1, -La I' ' up . K-'sw , 7:4 'fr .,. , 7-LW 1 14 . Heidi I F 1,, .,, rr, ,. .- 1 3 - .. , J, . .. x ' ' ' , F 't' .,.. ' l I '13 Rin, R t M ' i Fullbacks: Steve Patton, Barry Ramsey A My j A D. 1.55: ' ng .5154 V ,g 5.1! :J 5, K .if , ff.-.f,.gN-4 df- an-'- A -f-A 'ff' L J: 3 t ,,,..-gi'-1 r M Egg, ,sf 4iu9g,,,, -iqpjfa -io, N . f' 11' ' t- ff f fait-L' A:- , gf 3 -Sf, ,n , 'Q '40 fi ' X -. ' El.: k fs- ' W , , ,f 1 . , is V, Y . H . A ' K K . A , .7 . w- 1 gg ,, ' ' 1 ' l.Q.:,r f,-Luiz 5-,1f'7-f,QEi4:9': iF'if'fiWr'.sla.ivkal..l,'.i ilu. I-Ialfbacks: Bruce McClure Franklin Ross, Roby McDaniels Center: Butch Austin and Q. B. Ken Morgan Champions Marion Z8 Newton-Conover 7 The Marion Rippers pleaseda large Homecoming crowd with a persuasive 28-7 score. Morgan scored number one and four. Ramsey scored the second while Burnette scored the third. Marion 47 Valdese 7 The Ripp e r s found little trouble downing the Valdese eleven with a d e c i s iv e 47-7 victory, The s c o ring hono r s were even distributed, Morgan scored twice, Ram s ey scored twice, with Bu rnett e, Lewis and Patton sharing the other three. Marion 23 Lenior O The Bearcats started with a growl but somehow ended up with a howl. The Ripper line caught a Lenoir passer in the end z on e for the first two points. Later Ramsey scored. In the second half Rams ey and Goforth raced for their 6 pointers. Marion Z8 Rutherford Central 13 The Rippers started off with a score of 6 points behind but turned up three T. D.'s in the second quarter to relieve their minds. Cvoforth scored the first and the last while Holden scored numbers two and three. Marion 19 Wilkes Central 7 Ma rion p a s s ed their way to the conference charnpionsnip by downing a strong Wilkes Central eleven. Morganpassed to Hollifield and Burnette in the first stanza, and again in the third to Holden to climax the regular season of play. Marion 30 Shelby 13 Running into the Finals of the WNCAA Champion- ship playoffs, Marion turned a fine Shelby passing attack into a runaway. Morgan and Goforth con- verted two Shelby passes into Marion T. D. 's Morgan ran two more touchdowns while Ramsey and Holden ran over the others, This climaxed an ll game winning streak, and the best Ripper season ever. 1 lr--nun.......L.xg' . nw.-545.1317 ' urn - -sn... Prvvvrnn :xx L.2E!'r'l1l'rr1v-llnouaaullulzru ' !!U:11'r'Rwn4una4 'ITUUNUJZIXZIKII SHUI!! KID 991510944 . IUUDKU .. ..R1lQfQIlN4lUUlIlllY!UlIl'l1ll!NL1ILILIZ 5385311111 QED!!! U86 EUHR --,J I vwqy f '-wx fxtfxj lit' f Wa . H- H 1 KKIN 2 ,iv ur Qfli I asv .2141 1 3 ' jg: fi' 555' A sz ,ff I . ui ?' -' ,Q-1:5 I , M 1. .. Q. v : N : f gg, ,,,,, .1 l Ei!.l'iQ , A an ff? tv' r F 83 I il 1. rl' V NTMW .Af A ffl, Y A fl J ,N 1. i - jf Af I L' H 'L tx' Cheerleaders Standing left to right, Bo Rader, Bette Garratt, Martha Ne sbitt, Judy Lawing, Doug Glen. Kneeling left to right: Martha Pyatt, Ruby Taylor, Chiefg Jane Hollis uf' '-1 N.f,v,-,quam-... . Homecoming Queen E1lenTwitty . !f!!?NH?VlY!9' '1vv949N'41 .- E va is 1 J Y w me We ,hw HGMECGMING Ma1d of Honor Fern L8W1S UN ,! S. Y Attendan Fre h sophomoremask Ci man Attendant Jane Queen and Her Court m1Y Westall -ar , f 1-X -f'--5, ' 1 .X 'f K' I -.U xfriuu V I 'rf mem, ,X A ., W pf ... Wil- ,um , f X f 'Q 1 . o w 'W' f ' a 57 7' .22 M-f ' 72 L54 1957 - ' waum '-auuuxmm.n' snazanzq P 1 A i A 5 1 I I Mary Neal Bolch L111an Tw1tty SPONSORS Phyllls Tucker Ed1th Duncan hw 73 1 4 I E E i s 2 F I I Y 1 Renald1a Beatty I I 1 i E I I I I I Nan Dameron 5 I F X I i E E Z S E N E i i ! i x 3, A we S, - 'f 4. ' A y lisa' ' flea 'ig 2 Jw. J g, H, c 1' 'f Z 3 . ' . .B I 2 1 K rm- . 3L' M F! 1 1 T-'-f 1 ,K riff i 9 ' r If S New i3 sl' 4 Seated: Dillingham, M. Seagle, Mathis--Managers. Kneeling: Patton, Cooper, Goforth, Reid, Padgett, Morgan. Standing: Coach Freeman, Ross, Anderson, Arrowood, Morris,,Lawing, Austin, C. Seagle, Head Manager. BOYS' BASKETBALL The Marion High School Ripp e r s , coached by Mr. T ed Freeman, played their first game valiantly although th ey lost to the veteran five ofRutherfordton. It was a wonder, said Coach F r e eman after the game, that Rutherfordton didn'tbeatus more than they did. Yes, friends, it wa s a wonder because the boys practiced to- gether only two days before they went into action. xg 'iv SN-sf ,X The first day they were introduced to each other by eachother. The second day Coach Ted showed the boys a ball and said, Shoot it for that little basket on that picture window. The boys, being qu i ck to catch on to things, came through with flying colors and wound up a fine season. COACHES Freeman Wilson McFadden N 0193. . a 'K F S. T,- l y 1 K, ! , X.X f .- it 'A 5 J I .aanlgl ' ilb ffvi ' Ii it + 47 3 f ' Q Q, .. 91' Kneeling: Managers Baucom and Jones, Coach Howard Wilson. Standing: Cordell, McCarthy, Young, Hollifield, C. Nuchols, J. Nuckols, Broadwell, Finley, Edney, Banks, Clontz, Davis, Mathews, Hall, Hunter. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball is ably coached by Mr. Howard Wilson, known by his cohorts as Teddy Bear, This year's girls' team, with their fine coach, really went places. These places were Taylorsville, Hickory, and Dix Hill among others. All these girls are single and unmarried. And as an after thought we think that we should mention that they won some basketball games. 75 .n '.r NO Finley drives in a Lay-up Qu fs 6 , L 51 fi 2 A x fm l ., l it 5 gif he bv?lgE-gii Trock . 3 , Kg Q Qi - ' -so f' if 1 ' .' , V., iw-2 Q i '4A, 7 A 7 Z K ,i ff' A fi, , ii 31:3 ti. A 1 Sprints, laps, kneebends, laps, push ups and laps are all a part of track. The Ripper's cinder c r ew won the 880 relay trophy at the WNC relays last year and ev e ry boy is back this year, Five meets are scheduled for this year and the boys are expected to do well in all of them. f I BoseboH I 5 V Spring Sports The 1958 Ripper Baseball Team, coached by Jim McFadden is one of the strongest in the conference. The boys play well together and the team is especially blessed with a good pitching staff. 'Cl' ,,. -m 76 -0-4---1 4 I ' 'fiSl3S3!1XiLililH3BB3ILS4E Q Riu D... zgfzvafx -1-,.,. . 1:45515 15552213 'WEEE WEEE 31533 T il I I :fa ' SPONSORS Ballew Motor Company, Inc. Belk-Broome Company Bill Griffith Jewelry Bill Young's Esso Service Clinchfield Manufacturing Company Cross Cotton Mill East Court Motor Company, Inc. Evans Department Store Firestone Hagna and Field Hunter Florist Jack N' Gene Jimeson's Hardware Lance Esso Service Loven Furniture Company Marett-Pharr Marion Auto Parts Marion Buick Company, Inc. Marion Manufacturing Company McCall-Burgin Hardware Company McDowell Hardware Company Smith Furniture Company Sullivan's Gulf Service Tainter's Drug Store Western Auto Associate Store Workman's Gift Store Young's Shoe Store x Lia iq X ! 'I St' 6 , if 2, it 6 N . , , t , Y- . 4 if' I 4 5 i ' 'af'-,Q N 5 s 1 4 ' .1 D 'M xl , ,V , ts., ' . , af' 1' 'Y' A e s .. - v - fm f. rf '4f'nv'fQ XJ ' D , f9:- 'y4. --...nj-, 1 ' -Q Q , K 7 , f7 .-'.'-IS 7'f'J'f4f',Q5,:71 5Q'. '3 .r V v f.,-A '..ff,,-5--J f :ww -:y ' ' ., Q - 3 ,, ,. Q-,f,.-If :-...fry ,, - ,' .tg-,-..',k .--L ,,j...,.' 4 1 5 ,pw - . h -, ..:,:,,, V446 - 3 ' sh' Y K A5 .Y nl-. 1 b f .., 2:34 . L V . , N A . ' ' ' -' f ' 1 1 5 l ss- Q T li A Q I t V I 'nl'-L I 2: I' l I A Midnight oil. . . , . . . . . . . advanced math. . . . . . .tired eyes... I ..so sleepy. . . . . . , gotta finish this theme. . . . . . . . . .zzzz zzzzzzzzzzzz . . . . . . . . all is rest. Il THE END N w I f 80 J ! A . M H in Q O 9. -' J . 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