Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

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' I ' Ill-all l :QI I' I , I r11.i-341.311 A I , -nr11I41ri11I Lggl' 1. 1 1 1:11 : 1 ,Ig III I l Till I I I I 111 lI.lilI,1lU 'V'1ll lfiiiii -1 lull ' , 'All.Al1-!l.l 1 ill I' I ' ll I JI Il I Zlf-ll IT I '.i-11.111 I lfmifujl-111111-ll I Ilflli- 1ll'I illiY'11 IL I 1 I K I' !-.11l.11.!2LId'.l.!- ' THE HYLANDER OF 1960 PUBLISHED BY THE HYLANDER STAFFUOF MARION SENIUR HIGH SCHGOL MARION, NGRTH CARGLINA CONTENTS Foreword . . . ............. . . .2 Administration. . . .6 Faculty ..... . .8 Dedication . . . .10 Seniors. . . . .12 Juniors ..... . .32 Sophomores . . . .38 Freshmen . . . .42 Academic . . .47 Athletic . . . .53 Activities .- . .63 Sponsors. . . .80 FOREWGRD This is your 1960 Hylander. We have worked hard and worried long in striving to portray the happenings of this school year. The pictures you see and the words you read can not possibly tell the feelings experi- enced during these events. Only you know the beauty of our homecom- ingg only you know the pride of seeing our band marching at football gamesg only you can picture the excitement and color of the football games. These are the memories each of us will remember in his own way. Q On our division pages we have used our familiar school songs as the theme of this Hylander. In some instances our write-ups have musical tones in them, which we hope you will like. It is with this thought that we give you your 1960 Hylander. ' THE EDITORS ., rw , it I .ft ' ,QL mf, :xi if? N 1' 5 1' .at 2 -4, 'V E, ' wax -.440 .wif Qi ,X VI Q 1 W 1 T111 MAT, ll!!! 11V1!::I 'il-.I I Rl' lil Ill mason mow SCW00l , A I 1 'ful r I Q 1 N? .fi Q bw 44.4-L,,QyiA .ur X ,fan 51. X M' af x . 'H-Ulf L. .N ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION 41. .lx A 1. II .BX a Gi Top row: Mr.S. R. Perkins, chairman,Mrs.B. M. Eckerd,Mr. Joe Noyes. Bottom row: Mr. Eugene Cross, Mrs. Howard Burgin, Mr. Bob Shirley, Mr. Robert Twitty. In order to have a well-rounded school administration, some individuals must work the year a- round. The members of the Board of Education do this, selecting administrative officers and faculties for each school, making up the schedule for the year, and setting policies for the smooth operation of the Marion School system. Three new members were appointed to the Board in January: Mrs. B. M. Eckerd, Mrs. Howard Burgin, and Mr. Bob Shirley. SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL lg-I 'iv' 'x Miss Helen Smarr 6 Mrs. Eunice Pyatt gr , ,. J --p , - vw. ...- L i wfffvfl B an., Od' '15 Q1 PRINCIPAL This is a red-letter year for Mr. Elledge: he entered the Marion schools at the same time as this year's graduating class. In fact, he entered the same school with many of them because in that year, 1948, Central Elementary and Marion High School were combined. For twelve years he has watched them grow physically and mentally, and he has grown in experience along with them. His working day is long. From the first telephone call in the morning, Are we going to have school today? or My bus has broken down or John has a sore throat and can't be at school today to a call from the police department at midnight, There is a window open in the back of the high school building, he works with hundreds of people. When summer comes and the horn in the west calls, he hies to the hills to be assistant director of the drama and play the mountain golf courses. Buteach Monday you may see him at his desk in Marion High School, finishing the work of one year and preparing for that of the next. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Beam is the power behind the throne at Marion High School. The students do not see him every day, but they know he is working continuously for their best interests. He attends the ballgames, the plays, the concerts, and the banquets as well as the P.T.S.A. meetings. He is the cheerful advisor of any student,parent, or teacher who approaches him with a problem. While his office is maintained in the City Hall, he is never very far away from the work that is being done in the class- rooms and on the athletic fields of the Marion school system. F 1 . f f.. f MRS. GRACE ELLEDGE Womans College, A.B., Graduate Work University of North Carolina and Appalachian State Teachers CollegegSenior Advisor, Hylander Club Sponsor, Hylander Staff Advisor. MRS. PATTY FINLEY Womans College, B.S.g Sophomore Advisor, Future Nurses Club Sponsor. MRS. BETTY FREEMAN Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S.g Junior Advisor, Mari- onette Advisor. MR. TED FREEMAN Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S., M.A.g Boys' Basketball Coachg Assistant Football Coach. MRS. MARGUERITE GILKEY Salem College, A.B.g Graduate Work University of North Carolina, Sophomore Advisor, French Club Sponsor 3 Student Council Advisor. MISS MILDRED GLENN Womans College, A.B.g Freshman Advisor: Marionette Advisor. THE 1960 MISS CATHERINE ALLEY Wesleyan College,A.B.,Appa1achianState Teachers College, M.A., William and Mary College, Mercer University, Duke University, University of Colorado, Freshman Advisor, Latin Club Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY BALDWIN Catawba College, B.S.g Freshman Advisor. MR. WILLIAM BLACKBURN Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S.g Graduate Work Appa- lachian State Teachers College, Sophomore Advisor, Photography Club Sponsor. MRS. MARY FRANCES BROWN Duke University, Greensboro College, A.B.gSenior Advisor, Senior Play Director, Art Club Sponsor. MR. E. L. CARTER Mars Hill, University of North Carolina, A.B.gUniversity of South Carolina, M.A., Senior Advisor, Debate Team Sponsorg Key Club Sponsor. MRS. EDITH L. DAVIS Greensboro College, A.B., Freshman Advisor, Future Teachers Club Sponsor. f N r-S QS if E R FACULTY MRS. FLORA HOMEWOOD Peace College, University of Tennessee, N. C. State College, Wom- ans College, B.S.g Future Homemakers Club Sponsor. MR. CLAUDE C. JARRETT Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. , Vandercook School of Music, Band Director. MRS. ELEANOR LAUGHRIDGE Ball State Teachers College: Indiana University, A.B., Sophomore Advisor. MRS. MARY LAUGHRIDGE Queens College, B.S.g Freshman Advisorg Chorus Director. MRS. KATHERINE LIGHTFOOT Hillman Junior College, Incarnate Wood College, B.S., Junior Ad- visor, Beta Club Sponsor. MRS. KATE LINDSAY Duke University, A.B.g Womans CollegegUniversity of North Car- olina, Training in Dramatics , Junior Advisor g Junior Play Director, National Honor Society Sponsor. iffy, li'- ai YF i' 1 . :gi jug, Q an nf 'dl' 1-1' 'sv' . 45-'ff' 1. + 1 , e ! K. . E , 1 . , . 'aw' .3 9 5 if MR. JIM Mc FADDEN University of North Carolina: Lenoir-Rhyne College: Appalachian, B.S.g Head Football Coach, Track Coach. MISS MARGARET MCIVER East Tennessee State College, B.S.1Junior Advisor. MRS. EMILY MORRIS Bowling Green College of Commerce, A.C.A.g Western Kentucky State Teachers College, A.B.3 Junior Advisor. MR. BUCKY REEP East Carolina College, B.S., Sophomore Advisor: Head Baseball Coach, Girls Basketball Coach: Assistant Football Coach. MR. BILL ROGERS Western Carolina College, B.S. MR. HOWARD WILSON Appalachian State Teachers College, B.A.: Freshman Advisor: Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach. To one who has been a teacher, advisor, and friend to us, we dedicate this book. It is for his interest, his encouragement to his students,his wise counsel, his friendship, and the contribution he has made to Marion High School and the lives of its students, that we, the Hylander Club of 1960, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Claude C. Jarrett. As he begins a day's work. . vu, What could be so amusing during this rehearsal? x I y , rl. W' ir i R . 'TT at A Mr. Claude C. Jarrett Advising a student. Coffee break. It's supposed to keep you awake! Let's try again! Glad to be home after a hard day's work. H 4 -K, gg ALMA MATER ole WSW 5 P-36 BE C KY ADKINS N9 , K L' . . l .e 'i JOHNNY ANDERSON Freshman Class Vice-President, Football 1,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, All-Conference 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 2,3gStudentCouncil Representative 4, Senior Superlative Most Athletic . MARY ELLEN ARRINGTON Freshman Class Secretary, Future Nurses Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3, District Band Contest 1,2,3g State Band Contest 1, 2,3g Shrine Bowl 2, Lions Bowl 35 Latin Club 1,2,3,4. THE 1960 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jim Long, Vice-President, Mickey Lewis, Sec- retarygBobby Morris, PresidentgJeffrey Honey- cutt, Treasurer. For twelve years we have worked and stud- ied for the diplomas we will soon receive. When we were Freshmen we looked forward to our Senior year with great anticipation. Now that we have reached our Senior year, we realize that our high school days slipped by too fast and that each year was most rewarding as we attained new goals. This last year we willespecially cherish --- even our academic Work. Learning about Shake- speare's 'Hamlet' and the sine, cosine, and tan- gent in our Senior algebra class are all part of Senior year. Outside of our school work we will look back on the laughs and fun at our Senior Christmas party, receiving our class rings, the long-awaited Washington-New York trip, and at last Graduation Day as pleasant memories. We, as a class, would like to thank the teach- ers and principal who have so patiently given us wise counsel and instruction. With the interest and teaching they have given us, we leave Marion High School knowing that the days spent here have been invaluable. Marionette Staff 2,3,4, AssistantEditor 3,Editor 4gHylander Club l,2,3,4g Hylander Staff 2,33 S.I.P.A. Convention 3gEd- itors' Roundtable at W.C.C. 4gBand 7,8,1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, 4, District Music Contest 1,2,3,4g.State Music Contest 7,8,l, 2,3,4g Shrine Bowl 7,25 Lions Bowl 33 Latin Club 1,2g Beta Club 3,4gJunior Play Cast 3gHomecoming Sponsor 4, Senior Superlative Most Original , Band Council 3,4. AMANDA ALLEN Homeroom Officer 2, French Club 3,45 Marionette Staff 4, Teen-age Safety Club 3, Hylander Club 45 Hylander Staff 4 g Office Worker 45 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3, Future Nurses Club 3, P.T.S.A. l,2,3. SENIGR CLASS DOCK AYERS, JR. LARRY BARNHARDT Key Club 45 Beta Club 45 Photography Club 253,45 Hylander Club 45 Hylander Sta.ff 45 Hylander Photographer 45 Teen- Age Safety Club 2,3,45 Honor Study Hall Supervisor 3. ROD BRADLEY Football 1,2,3,45Track 1,2,3,45Key Club l,2,3,45 Marionette 2,3545 Sports Editor 45 Hylander Club 3,45 Hylander Staff 3, 45 Business Manager 45 Latin Club 152,35 Class Treasurer 35 Junior-Senior Property Committee 35 Junior Play Props 35 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Parent-Teacher-Student As- sociation 152,35 Monogram Club 354. VE LMA BROWN Future Teachers Club 3,45 Chorus 4. JANE LL BRUNER PAT BUCHANAN '-ii' 1 , x X Q x - '12 MQ, - A X 55? Lu '35, l ,g ,A , 5 . '-IN., 'K ull Q 'VJ ,- has 'N- 'N..,. M -f? 5 SYBLE BUCHANAN Parent-Teacher -Student Association 1 ,2,35 Photography Club 25 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 French Club Playcast 45 Future Teachers of America 3,45Secretary 4gJunior Play Publicity Committee 35 Junior Play Costume Committee 35 Junior- Senior Decorating Committee 45 Art Club 4. O'NEIL CARAWAY Speech Class Play 4. I , 41 , P iff. ad I 3, . 'UW ' K DOROTHY CRAIN Central High School 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Future Teachers Club 45 Future Nurses Club 354. RANDALL DALTON Teen-Age Safety Club 2,35 Track 25 Merit Award for Sales- manship 4. THE 1960 ROGER CARPENTER Band 1,25 State Music Contest 25 District Music Contest 25 Photography Club 2,35 Football 1,2535 Track 25 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 2,35 Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. LINDA CASE Chorus 2,3,4, Chorus Officer 35 Softball l,2,3,45 Track 15 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Junior-Senior Decorating Commit- tee 3. RAY CHEEK School Bus Driver 2,3,45 Civil Air Patrol 15 Photography Club 1,25 W.O.W. Safety Award 35 National Safety Council Award 35 Homecoming Escort 4. GRAHAM CLONTZ Latin Club 15 Homecoming Escort 45 Senior Superlative Best Looking . JUDY CLONTZ Beta Club 2,35 Civinette Club 2,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 2,35 P.T.S.A. 152,35 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Future Teachers Club 3,45 Treasurer 35 Representative to N. C. Future Teachers Convention 35 Junior Play Costume Com- mittee 35 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Vice-President of Homeroom 4. GERALDINE CHRISAWN Student Council Representative 15 Homeroom Secretary l,2, 35 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Photography Club 25 Beta Club 3,45 Future Homemakers Club 25 French Club 45Teen-Age Safety Club 2,3545 Secretary of Junior Classg D.A.R. Essay Contest Winner 45 Junior Play Prop Committee 35 English Class Chairman 35 Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 P.T.S.A. 1,2,35Senior Superlative Most Likely To Succeed . SENIOR CLASS JOYCE DAVIS Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3,4Q Track 13 Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,43Senior Superlative Most Helpful 3 Chorus 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,4Q Chorus 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Office Worker 4. MARTHA DAY Chorus 2,3,43 Future Teachers Club 33 Photography Club33 Future Nurses Club 3,4. DONALD DILLINGHAM Football 1,2, Manager 33 French Club 33 Future Teachers Club 33Junior Play Cast 33Homecoming Escort43Bus Driv- er 4g Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 33 Monogram Club 2,3, 43 Basketball l,2, Manager 33 French Club Play 33Teen-age Safety Club 1,2,3,43 P.T.S.A. 3,43 Talent Show Winner 43 Baseball 1,2. GLENDA EARLEY Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Program Chairman 43 Library As- sistant 43 Library Club 4, President 43 Photography Club 1,23 Beta Club 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Commit- tee 33Junior Play Poster Committee 33Teen-age Safety Club 2,33 P.T.S.A. 2,3. WAYNE E AR LE Y Football 1,2,33 Basketball Manager 23 Baseball Manager 2. JANET EARLY National Honor Society 3,43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 23 French Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Junior Civinette Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 33 Monogram Club 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Library Assis- tant 4, Vice-President 43Junior Marshal 33Junior Play Cast 33 Marionette Staff 43 Girls' State 33 P.T.S.A. 132,33 Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Committee 3. Y' 'US Q...- 'F PHILLIP FAIRCHILD Basketball 13 Baseball 3,4. ERNEST FOX Teen-age Safety Club 2,33 French Club 3. Qi 4 f rf P' r 5 i X I MOST ATHLETIC MOST HELPFUL Jan Nuckolls Joyce Davis Johnny Anderson George Walden RAY FRISBEE Teen-age Safety Club 2,3. PEG GALLEN Band 1,2,3,45 District Band Contest 1,2,3,4gState Band Con- test l,2,3,45 Band Clinic 3,45 Future Nurses Club l,2,3,4, Chaplain 45Art Club 45 Future Teachers Club 2,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Marionette Staff 2,3,45 Beta Club 4. FRANKLIN GARNER l i I T TED GEOUGE Photography Club 1,25 Latin Club 15 Civil Air Patrol 1,25 Football 1,25 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 3,45 Bus Driver 35 Teen-age Safety Club 3,45 Library Assistant 45 Homecoming Escort 4. SENIGR CLASS DOUG GLENN Key Club 45 Key Club Citation Merit Award 45 Beta Club 45 Debate Team 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Pep Rally Master of Ceremonies 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Junior Play Properties Committee 35 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 253,45 Monogram Club 2,35 Cheerleader 25 Football 15 Basketball 1. STEVE GOLDSTEIN National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 45 Band 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 Shrine Bowl 25 Lions' Bowl 35Appalachian Homecoming 3,45 North Carolina State Homecoming 3,45 All-State Band 35 Deisler Band 3,4, President 45 Junior Marshal 35 National Honor Society 3,45Junior Play Cast 35Key Club 2,3545 Board of Electors 35 Latin Club 2,35 Beta Club 354, Treasurer 45 P.T.S.A. l,2,35 National Forensic League 2,35 Debate Team 3,45English Class Chairman 35 Speech Class Chairman Al, Homeroom Treasurer 15 Senior Superlative Student of the Year. ANNETTE GRAVETi Harris High School, Spruce Pine 1,2535 Glee Club 35 Junior- Senior Decorating Committee 35 Future Teachers Club 4. JENNIE GRAY Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 45 Shrine Bowl 25 Lions' Bowl 35 Appalachian Homecoming 3,45 State College Homecoming 3, 45 District Band Contest 253,45 State Band Contest 15253545 Hylander Club 1,2,3,45Hylander Staff 2,3,4, Junior Editor 3, Co-Editor 45Marionette Staff 1,2,3545Eclitors' Roundtable 45 S.I.P.A. Convention 25 Beta Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45Debate Team1,2,3,45Triangle Debate Con- test 25 District Debate Contest Second Place Winner 25 Na- tional Forensic League 1,2,3, Secretary 25Student Cotmcil 15 P.T.S.A. 1,2535 Junior Marshal 35 HomecomingSponsor 45 Senior Superlative Most Talented. FAY GREENE Future Nurses Club 2,35 Future Homemakers Club 45 Home- coming Decorating Committee 45 Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. JUDY GUFFEY Future Teachers Club 1,45 Future Nurses Club 15 French Club 35 Teen-age Safety Club 3545 Future Homemakers Club 1,45 Homecoming Decorating Committee 4. A w. 'fi Q... IL. 'YQ is 3 .f . , N, , Q, lpI hl ...,.., fwfr we A-PIN ,vs ll.- Qffl ,r JOYCE HALL Basketball 15253545 Softball 152,3,45 Track 153,45 Monogram Club 2,45 Future Teachers Club 45 Parent-Teacher -Student Association 25 French Club 35 Senior Superlative Best All Around. MARY BELLE HARKLERODE Chorus 15 French Club 354, President 45 Photography Club 25354, President 35 Future Teachers Club 35 Future Nurses Club 253,45 French Club Play 45Junior Play Properties Com- mittee 35 French Puppet Show 3. JO ANN HARLEE Future Nurses Club 3,4g Future Homemakers Club 25 Parent- Teacher-Student Association 1,2,3. SYBIL HARRIS Future Homeinakers Club 2g French Club 31Band2,3,4g Dis- trict Band Contest 2,3,4g State Band Contest 2,3,4g Lions' Bowl 3g Shrine Bowl 2g State College Homecoming 3,45 Ap- oalachian Homecoming 3,4gMajorette 43 Homecoming Herald .g Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. JOHN HEMPHILL Band l,2,3,4g District Band Contest 1,2,3,4gState Band Con- test 1,2,3,4gShrine Bowl 23 Lions Bowl 35 Appalachian Home- coming 3.4: State College Homecoming 3,4g French Club 4g Deisler Band 3,43 Teen-age Safety Club 3,4. PATSY HENDRIX Latin Club 1,25 Future Teachers Club 3,4. Students of the Year ,-sry IEZHFT1' f 'VU ry -K. 2-QS L.. Steve Goldstein, Pat Rector, Peg Perkins Most Talented Jennie Gray, Bobby James -Q P' :C l l SENIOR CLASS GERALDINE HENLINE Latin Club 2,35 Future Teachers Club 3545 Future Home- makers Club 45 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 3. CAROLYN HENSLEY Beta Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3, President 45 Photography Club 1,253,4,Secretary 1, President 35Art Club 45 Secretary 45 Future Homemakers Club 253,45 Fl.1tUI'8 Teachers Club 3,45 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Junior Play Publicity Co-Chairman 3. JIM HENSLEY Football 1,2,3,45 All Conference 4, Tri-Captain 45 Lions Bowl 45 Class Treasurer 1 5 Class President 35 Key Club 354, Pres- ident 45 Hylander Club 3,45 Band 1,35 State Band Contest 15 Monogram Club 45 Senior Superlative Best All Around. ELOISE HEWITT Band7,8,152,3,45 Librarian 3,45State Band Contest 7,8,1,2,3, 45 District Band Contest 1,2,3,45 District Band Clinic 35 Lions Marionette Staff 2,3,45 Hylander Club 2,3545Hylander Staff 2, 3,45Art Club 4, Official Board 45 National Beta Club 3545 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Junior Marshal 3. RACHEL HE WITT Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Homeroom President 25 Band 8,1,2,3,45 State Band Contest 8,1,2,3,45 Band Decorat- ing Chairman 3,45 District Band Contest 8,1,2,3,45 Shrine Bowl 25State College Homecoming 3545 Future Teachers Club 3545 French Club 45Junior Play Student Director 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Marshal 3. SALLIE HITCHCOCK Hylander Club 1,2,3,45Hy1ander Staff 2,3545 Junior Editor 35 Co-Editor 45 S.1.P.A. Convention 35Beta Club 3545 Latin Club 1,2,35 French Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Cheerleader Sub- stitute 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Homeroom President 15English Class Chairman 35 Chorus 1, Officer 15 Office Worker 45 Jr.-Sr. Entertain- ment 25 Decorating Committee 35 Herald for N. H. S. Induc- tion 25 Senior Superlative Most Co-operative. 45 Key Club Sweetheart 4. .YW W Bowl 35 Shrine Bowl 7,25 Latin Club 1525 Vice-President 25 5 5 l l 2'.Lf 'UN . 41, 'Cf' tif jf 51,5 , 1 JUDY HOLLIFIELD Basketball 152,3,45 C0-Captain 45 Beta Club 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Student Council Representative 35 French Club35 Future Nurses Club 1 5 Parent -Teacher-Student Association 2. JANE HOLLIS Hylander Club 1,2,3,45 Hylander Staff 2,3,45Junior Editor 3: Co-Editor 45 National Forensic League'15 Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 45 French Club Play 45 Herald for N. H. S. Induction 25 Cheerleader 1, 2,3,45 Chief 45 Miss Marion Hi Contest 35 English Class Chairman 35 Junior Play Cast 35 S.I.P.A. Convention 35 Jr.- Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Office Worker 45 Lions Bowl Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Senior Superlative Most Popular. af'-wg, fa. F' 1-- MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Jane Hollis Bo Rader -on-up. l., Fr. ,I Jane Mask Graham Clontz JEFFREY HONEYCUTT Marionette Sports Editor 1,2,3, Student Council 2,4, Treas- urer 2, Vice-President 4, Western District Student Council Congress 1, State Student Council Congress 4, Class Pres- ident 1g Class Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Hylander Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Es- cort 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1gTrack 2gShort Story Contest Honorable Mention 3, Junior -Senior Entertainment 1, Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3, School Spelling Award 2, Rotary Student of the Month 4 g Senior Superlative Friend- lieSt. ' MARTHA HUNTER Windsor High lgwilliamston High 2gMarion High 3 4' F.H A 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4g District Band Contest 2,3,4g State Band. Contest 2,3,4g Glee Club 2, Librarian, Girls Chorus 2, Dis- trict Chorus Contest 2,State Music Festival 2, Biology Club 25 Music Appreciation Club 2,33 A t Cl b 4' F ' Beta Club 4' r u , rench Club 4, LYNN JACKSON Civitan Club 2,3, Secretary 2, Football 1,2g Safety Club 3, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 2. BOBBY JAMES Band1,2,3,4, President4g Band Council 45 District Band Con- test 1,2,3,4gState Band Contest1,2,3,4gState Homecoming 3, 4, Appalachian Homecoming 3,45 Shrine Bowl 2, Boys' State 3,Key Club 2,3,4gCivita.n Club 2gDeisler Band 45 Homecom- ing Escort 45 Debate Team 45 Senior Superlative Most Talented. SENIOR CLASS JIM JARRETT Junior Civitan Club 1,2, Vice-President 15 Photography Club 1,2,3,45 Civil Air Patrol 1,25 P.T.S.A. l,2,35 Future Teachers Club 3,45 French Club 3,45 Football 152,45 Track 25 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Art Club 45 Latin Club 15 Junior Play Props 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Bus Driver 3,4. MARY LOU JONES Homecoming Attendant 15 Girls' Basketball Manager 25 Pho- tography Club 25 Future Homemakers Club 2,35 Parent- Teacher-Student Association 15 Future Teachers Club 3,45 Monogram 3,4. NANCY KANIPE Homecoming Sponsor 45 Track 1 5 Softball 152,35 Fixture Home- makers Club 45 Future Nurses Club 3,45 Homeroom Treas- urer 25 Photography Club 1,25 French Club 45 Wayne Memo- rial High School 35 Soccer Team 35 Dramatics Club 35Rep- resentative for Nurses Club Convention 35 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3. PHYLLIS LANEY Future Teachers Club 35Chorus 2,35 French Club 45 Junior- Senior Decorating Committee 35 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Chorus Librarian 35 Future Nurses Club 4. DONALD LAWING Homeroom Chairman 35 4-H Club1,2,35Teen-age Safety Club 2,35 Bus Driver 3,4. C LARE NCE LE WIS Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Junior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee 35 Civil Air Patrol 1.2. '55 TS N-H-..A,,,, i C5 5-4 22 1708 -3'4 'Za - Q- M 9111- 4 .,- - i ' l MICKEY LEWIS Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 Beta Club 45 Key Club 3,45 Key Club Citation Merit Award 45 French Club 3,4, Treas- urer 45 French Club Play 3,45 Secretary of Senior Class 45 Junior Play Cast 35Boys' State Award 35Rotarian Student of the Month 45 Homeroom President 45Homecoming Escort 45 P.T.S.A. 35Debating Team 45 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Senior Superlative Most Courteous . HAROLD LONG Key Club 3,45 French Club 45 Photography Club 15 Baseball 35 Football 1,45Monogram Club 35Chorus 15 Parent-Teacher -Student Association 3. SENIOR CLASS JIM LONG National Forensic League 1,2535 Forensic Degree 25 Student Congress 35 Debating Team 253,45 Triangular Finalist 2,35 District Finalist 35 State Debate Contest 35 Oratory Contest Winner 15 Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Board of Electors 45 Senior Class Vice-President5 Junior Play Cast5 National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 President 45 Homeroom President 15 Senior Superlative Most Likely To Succeed 5 Latin Club 2,3,45Rotary Student of the Month 45 Homecoming Escort5 Library Assistant 45 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Key Club Citation Merit Award 3,4. CLINTON LYTLE Key Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2535 Hylander Club 2,3,45 Hy- lander Staff 3,45 Marionette Staff 2,3,45 French Club 253,45 Photography Club l,2,3,45Sophomore Class Vice-President5 Junior Play Stage Manager 35 Senior Superlative Most Original . SYLVIA LYTLE Homeroom Secretary 25 Future Teachers Club 3,45 Future Homemakers Club 253,45 French Club Puppet Show 35 Home- coming Sponsor 45 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 3. VIRGINIA MCALLISTER Future Nurses Club 45 Junior -Senior Decorating Committee 3. JANE MCGIMSEY Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 253,45 Librarian 3,45 Lions Bowl 35 State Homecoming 3,45 Appalachian Homecoming 3,45Dis- trictBand Contest1,2,3,45State Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Shrine Bowl 25 Band Council 451-lylander Club 3,45Civinette Club 2, 35 Beta Club 3,45 Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 French Club 45 Homecoming Herald 35 Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Committee 35 Photography Club 25 Jr.-Sr.Entertainment 25Homeroom President 25 Homecom- ing Sponsor 4. BARBARA JEAN MCHONE 4-H Club 15 Chorus 3. ni S, 's... 'Quan-P ugh., ,- an-N 11 n , 4 CHARLES MCKINNEY Art Club 45 Science Symposium Representative 35 Civil Air Patrol 1,25 Track 2,3545 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 3,4. HAZEL MARTIN Future Homemakers Club 2,3,4,Vice-President 3, President 45 Future Nurses Club 3,45 Teen-age Safety Club 35 Chorus 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 35 Homecoming Decorating Committee 45 Future Teachers Club 4. all JANE MASK Basketball 1: Monogram Club 15 French Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Library Assistant 3,4, President 35 Home coming Attend- ant 25 Sponsor to Hickory's Homecoming 25 Future Home- maker's Club 15 National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 N. C. Student Council Convention 35 Hylander Staff 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Marionette Revue 35 Civinette Club 1,25 N.C.H.S.L.A.O. District Meeting 35 Senior Super- lative Best Looking . JERRY MATHIS Photography Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Football 25 Track 25 Basketball Manager 25 Hylander Club 25 3,45 Hylander Staff 2,3,45 Library Assistant 45 Editors Round- table 45 Teen-age Safety Club 3,45 Homeroom President 45 Junior Play Assistant Stage Manager 35 Jr.-Sr. Prop Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Sports Announcer 3,45 Trav- el Award for Outstanding Work in Civics 1. MAZIE MATHEWS Basketball 2,3,45Track 15Softball 1,25 French Club 2,35 Fu- ture Teachers Club 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Library Assistant 35 N.C.H.S.L.O. 35 Junior Play Script Reader 35 Teen-age Safety Club 25 P.T.S.A. 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Photography Club 2,3. MARTHA MAUNEY French Club 3,45 Homeroom Vice -President 1 5Parent-Teach- er -Student Association 25 Photography Club 25 Future Teach- ers Club 3. 49's 'Ds 1.4--f FRIENDLIEST MOST ORIGINAL Becky Nesbitt Becky'A:dkin,s Jeff Honeycutt .-'Clinton Lytleig .XT fd I 55, QQ,--...V I v 'N x I .... Ll SENIOR CLASS JAMES MIDDLETON MYRTLE MILLER French Club 35 Future Teachers Club 35Softball 1,25 Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Junior-Senior Prom Decorat- ing Committee 35 P.T.S.A. 2,35 Teen-age Safety Club 2,35 Photography Club 1,2. SANDRA MILLER Henderson High School l,2,35 French Club 3,45 Future Teach- ers Club 3,45 Latin Club1525 Band 1,2,3,45 Pit Band 1525 Stunt Night 1,2535 Graduation Chorus 35 Future Homemakers of America 45Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Teen-age Club 35 Honor Roll 152,35 Food Chairman for Mardi Gras 3. DONALD MINISH BOBBY MORRIS Football 15253545 Lions Bowl 45 All-Conference 4, Asheville Times All-Scholastic 45Basketball I,2,3545 Captain 45 Track 15 Key Club 253,4, Vice-President 45Senior Class President 45Student Council Representative 45 French Club 3,45 Mono- gram Club 25354. REBECCA NESBITT Photography Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,253,45P.T.S.A.1525 Fu- d N 1 'Vx hiv '55 .nv w-5,4 ture Homemakers of America 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Future Nurses Club 2,3,45 Library Assistant 45 Secretary 45 Future Teachers Club 3,4, Secre- tary 3, President 45 F.T.A. Convention 35Junior -Senior Dec- orating Committee 35 Senior Superlative Friendliest . 'WY' FS 'P 9' i qw -V ELAINE NORMAN Future Homemakers ofAmerica 152535 French Club 35 Junior -Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Future Nurses Club 2,354, Secretary 45 Teen-age Safety Club 35 Photography Club 1,25 Future Teachers of America 1,2535 P.T.S.A. 15253. JANICE NUCKOLLS Civinette Club 152535 Future Homemakers Club 25 National Beta Club 45 French Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council Secretary 45Sophomore Class Treasurer 25 Library Assist- ant 35 Secretary 35 HomecomingSponsor 45Homeroom Pres- ident 15 Homeroom Secretary 25 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Track 15 Softball 152,35 Basketball 1,2,354, Captain 35 Office Worker 45 Monogram Club 15253545 N.C.H.S.L.A.O. District Meeting 35 Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Senior Superlative Most Athletic . 'X MOST COURTEOUS Margaret Young Mickey Lewis Pn- JQWS J, la 4 'A 4 X f . K , , Ja- , 17 ' - f X ff of X W ZW if s 1 .C Q 'n is MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Geraldine Chrisavsm Jim Long GINNY PADGETT Chorus lg Latin Club l,2, Program Chairman 23 Teen-age Safety Club 2g Senior Play Publicity Committee 2g Hylander Club 3,43 Hylander Staff 3,4g Art Club 3,4g Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Girls'State Delegate 35 Mar- ionette Staff 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 French Club 45 Na- tional Beta Club 4g P.T.S.A. 1,2,3g Homeroom Officer lg Junior-Senior Prom Entertainment Committee 2g Office Worker 4. BETTY PARKER DE FOIX PARKER Alexander High School 1,2. LINDA PARKER Homeroom Vice-President lg French Club 3,45 Junior Civi- nette Club 1,2,3g Junior Marshal 3g Marionette Staff 45 Na- tional Beta Club 3,4g Junior Play 3g Future Teachers of America 45 Teen-age Safety Club 25 P.T.S.A. 1,2,3g Office Worker 4g Junior -Senior Prom Decorating Committee 3. SENIOR CLASS STEVE PATTON Football l,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, Lions' Bowl 4,Basketbal1 1, 2,3, Track 2,3,4,Monogram Club 2,3,4,Key Club1,2,3,4, Hy- lander Staff 2,3,4, Junior Editor 3, Co-editor 4, Sophomore Class President,Homecoming Escort 1,Jr.-Sr. Props Com- mittee 3, French Club 4, Homecoming Escort 4, P.T.S.A. 1, 2,3, Hylander Club 1,2,3,4, Rotary Student of the Month 4. PEGGY PERKINS National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Beta Club 3,4, Hy- lander Club 3,4, Hylander Staff 4, Marionette Staff 1,2,3,4, LatinClub 1,2,3,4,Band 7,8,1,2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,4, Treas- urer 3, Band Council 4, District Band Contest 1,2,3,4, State Band Contest 7,8,1,2,3,4, Band Clinic 3, State Homecoming 3,4, Appalachian Homecoming 3,45 Shrine Bowl 7,2, Lions' Bowl 3, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Lions' Bowl Princess 4, Jr.- Sr.Entertainment Committee 3, National Forensic League 1, Senior Superlative Student of the Year , W.O.W. Award in American History 3, Homecoming Herald 3, Homeroom President 1. GARY PINNIX Key Club 4, Bus Driver 2,3, Photography Club 1, Homecom- ing Escort 4. EUGENE PITTMAN 4-H Club 1,2, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3, Teen-age Safety Club 4. JACK PITTMAN Football 3, Soccer 3. A. D. PRITCHARD ff in c Q ' kfjvrx 4- , 15 Shu--v'. Fx... Kr., . ,. sd'::. X'f'n:t,, 'IrZ,3 3'1i' 1 i zzfafawif 3' ff- gf- at ff . 1 H'- 'ffps zf 9 BO RADER P.T.S.A. 1,2,3, Football 1, Cheerleader 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, National Forensic League 2,3, Bus Driver 3,4, Student Council Congress 3,4, American Pen Women Short Story Contest Winner 3,Jr.-Sr.Decorating Committee 3,Vice-President of Junior Class, Homeroom President 2,3, Master of Ceremonies at Pep Rallies 4, Senior Superlative Most Popular , Homecoming Escort 4, President of Student Body 4. RUTH RANDALL Walnut High School 1, 4-H Club 1, P.T.S.A. 1, Glee Club 1, Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,4,Chorus 4, Future Nurses Club 3,4, Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3, Photography Club 4, Homecoming Decorating Committee 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Teen-age Safety Club 1,4. 9 ff +023 1 FRANKIE RANDOLPH Future Teachers Club 3,45 Chorus 4. SYLVIA RATHBONE Future Teachers Club lg Teen-age Safety Club lg Parent- Teacher-Student Association 1 g Chorus 43 Junior -Senior Dec- orating Committee 3g Future Nurses Club 3,4, Photography Club 3,45 Homecoming Decorating Committee 4. PAT RECTOR Student Council 2,3, Secretary 3g District Student Council Congress 25 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vice-President 4, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Vice- President2g District Meeting of Library Assistants 3,4, Lat- in Club 1,2,3,4, Hylander Staff 45 Future Nurses Club 3,4, Chief Junior Marshal 3, Office Worker 43 P.T.S.A. 1,2,3g D. A.R. Citizen of the Year 4g Homecoming Sponsor 4, Senior Superlative Student of the Year , National Forensic League 15 Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3. SHIRLEY REESE Chorus 3,4, Chorus Officer 3,Softball 1,2,3,4gTrack lg Pho- tography Club 2,33 Future Nurses Club 2,4, Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. C N rrsifvw r- BEST ALL AROUND BEST DRESSED Joyce Hall Lois Rutherford Jim Hensley Louis Williams i 'N l K. ,, ' 1 ,IB X, X ..-fzrf'-Q-- '1 ?':g E D ll z 1 fax L5f'Xfz?3a' -any Q 'CS BETTY TROUTMAN Future Nurses Club 3,43 Future Teachers Club 2,3,45 Future Homemakers Club 1,2,35Junior-Senior Decorating Commit- tee 3: Chorus 41 Homecoming Decorating Committee 4. BRENDA WACASTER Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 3. THE 1960 LINDA ROLAND French Club 3,45 Future Teachers Club 15 Future Homemak- ers Club 15 Teen-age Safety Club 25 Junior-Senior Decorat- ing Committee 3. LOIS RUTHERFORD Civinette 2,35 Future Homemakers Club 25 French Club 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45Basketball 1,2,35Softball 1,25 Track 1,25 Senior Superlative Best Dressed , Jr.-Sr. Decorating Committee 3. SANDRA RYMER DICKY SMITH Photography Club 1,2,3,4, President 25 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Civitan Club 2, Chaplain 25 Key Club 2,3545 Band 2,35 Wrestling 4. REBECCA SMITH French Club 2,35 Art Club 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Teen-age Safety Club 25 Parent-Teacher-Student Association 1. CHARLES TRIPLETTE Mount Airy High School 1,2,3g Football 2,3,45Monogram Club 3,45 Wrestling Team 4. SENIOR CLASS GEORGE WALDEN Key Club 3,45 Junior Play Properties 35Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35Senior Superlative Most Helpful . DONALD WILLIAMS Basketball 15 Latin Club 15 Photography Club 25 Civitan Club 2,3, Vice-President 35 French Club 3. LOUIS WILLIAMS Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Key Club S100 Merit Award 3, 45 Key Club Citation Merit Award 3,45 Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Teen-age Safety Club 35 Golf Team 2,3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Homecoming Escort 45 P.T. S.A. 15 Senior Superlative Best Dressed . DANIEL WILSON Lee Edwards High School 2,35 Band 15 Tar Heel Historian Club 15Music Club 15Library Club 1,25 Science Club 25Pho- tography Club 2. JANE WORKMAN Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,45 Future Homemakers Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers Club 3,45Teen-age Safety Club 25 P.T.S.A. 1,2,35 Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 3. DIANA YOUNG Future Teachers Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Homecoming Decorating Committee 3,4. is . iv-ww' 'Ii MARGARET YOUNG National Honor Society 3,45 National Beta Club 3,45 French Club 3,45 Secretary 35 Hylander Club 45 Hylander Staff 45 Fu- ture Nurses Club 1,2,35 Future Homemakers Club 25 Sopho- more Class Secretary 25Homeroom President 15 Homeroom Secretary 45 Junior Play Prompter 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 35 P.T.S.A. 25 Senior Superlative Most Courteous . ROBERT YOUNG Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Football 1,2 DO YOU RECALL OR REMEMBER AT ALLTHOSE WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL YEARS 1948-1960? I Y all-. 'av 'Sf 4 E Q W SO f 1 ' W rx l 'f w--ff I V I - lg . 4 3 J 55 3, N. ,I W: 1 9 N 1 f,u, W :MWF ' ' 1 ,.,1 . df V 'Exif , ........ I JUNIOR CLASS GFFICERS Mary Lou Spratt, Vice-Presidentg Linda Minish, Secretaryg Jerry Huneycutt, Presidentg Brenda Moore, Treasurer. Lookingback over our years at Marion High School we have found our Junior year to be the most prosperous and exciting year. We have found pleasure in giving the Junior- Senior Prom to the deserving Seniors After having worked for three hard years, many Juniors have been honored by their accept- ance into the Honor Society. Our class is very proud to give to the school experienced and outstanding sportsmen forthe athletic program. CLASS Olivia Auerhamer Doris Ayers Patsy Ayers -S. Susie Bach Clarence Ballew Carole Bolton Bette Bradley Otis Broyhill Joe Buckner Judy Burgin Jimmy Burnette Linda Burnette Gene Brown Jimmy Brown Joey Brown Yx. A Qi V l J 1 ' A .. ,W ' Z. N'-a ,QS QR L. Y OF 1961 Eugenia Davis Larry Davis Spencer Davis Marsha Derey Barbara Duncan Gail Duncan Anita Earley Norman Earley Ray Earley John Eckerd Alice Elliott Ann Elliott Douglas Elliott Billy Joe England Brenda England JK 0- vx V fu.- .Qu 157 L .. Ax ' 1 Wim 1 ,, . -ny, ,9- 1? - ... ' . , 1 H- Q nf- ' fun' . 'f 4 ,-Q tru- 'X -N lsn ? 'K M Q' it 'L fx IL Brady Bryant Mary Cable Jeanette Clontz Johnny Clontz Josephine Cogdill Elizabeth Concirey Joyce Cornett Gerald Cowan Barbara Cranford Brenda Crawley Judy Crawley Frankie Crisp Wilma Crisp Curtis Cuthbertson Junior Dalton 7 x 5 ,M , A X 'QS ss if in-1 Lu Nancy Ferguson Tommy Ferguson Judy Finley Ray Freeman Bobby Gaddy Linda Gilbert Evelyn Gibson Betty Godfrey Dean Hall Joe Hall Larry Hall Wilma Hall Lynn Hampton Roger Harklerode Albert Hensley , ,V .pg 'NT in Y., W, X1 T' .s SRA R , ,T if H 1, 9 - wgry, 7 sig X w W' ,gf ' ,. '24 s ..l.. ' x lg 45 Sv gg mf 'P' ' 2 1 M N an C.. QQ- r - Sn . l - , u .F X y ly, 'Nm Q.,- 'S-,,,,-, . -S 'Ye Q5 Nw--V .9 ,X N , CLASS Janet Hensley Mary Hensley Melva Hensley Linda Hester Mary Hester Barbara Higgins Jeryl Hogan Billy Hollifield Kenny Hollifield Sue Hollifield Joyce Huffman Doris Hughes Jean Hughes Darlene Humphries Jerry Huneycutt 'Ds s ig 12' ff 5 :.-:QQ . ' Tx 'sq '17 A' 'F?g? es. 5 F, , gig atyy J GF 1961 Patricia Martin Luzette Mason Morris McHone Elizabeth McKinney Nancy Milligan Donald Millwood Linda Minish James Morgan Brenda Moore Bobby Moore Fred Moseley Martha Nesbitt Judy Norman Jeanie Norton Billy Owenby ,aw 4 yi I 'Q g. 5 sa 'xi is Nik 1 x X A ii X frfzaslli -'1- 3'-U 4.1 'ff Qu-Q YA , r Q. Qs... i Qs Faye Hunter Barbara Jackson Kenneth Johnson Shirley Jones Mary Justice Barbara Kanipe Steve Keeter Wayne Kirby Margaret Kirkman Terry Lance Johnny Lawing Delores Leclford Mary Lind Donna Long John Maney 'ku--1 ii A x ii - TN. 'F wif!! 31? ws- A Charles Packett Thomas Page Brenda Painter Jimmy Parkins Merle Parkins Eddie Parker Betty Pittman Barbara Poteat Harold Poteat Dennis Price Richard Rader Jimmy Ramsey Harold Randolph Melvin Reel Patsy Reel 'lf 7 5312 T 591 CLA S S Bobby Reynolds Earl Robbins Judy Roland Lee Ray Ross Jerry Rowland Ronald Rumfelt Harold Seagle Ruth Ann Sisk Stanley Sisk Mary Lou Spratt Naomi Stafford Myra Stevens Kelly Stroud David Thomas Joyce Thomas Stanley Thomas Kirby Toney Peggy Turner Jim Ward Jane Ward Frances Weberson Carolyn Westmoreland Janath We stall Della Mae Worley Dewey Worley Hazel Wyatt Barbara Yelton Ann Young Gloria Young Nancy Young D v +v- 1 4 -. Qi ' n QQI In '45 CLASS fe. . ,. My i .M?'f2 OF 1962 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS W. T. Broadwell, PresidentgO1ean Rose, Secretary-Treasurerg Sterlyn Washburn, Vice-President. The name Sophomore is certainly appropriate for our class. We are definitely in-between--no longer inexperienced Freshmen- but not quite old enough to take part in Junior-Senior activities. We can be easily recognized. Many are seen walking because we haven't quite reached the age to drive. Perhaps it would be bet- ter if a few of us hadn't learned! In the spring you will find many of us peeping at practices for the Junior and Senior plays and the decorating of the Junior-Senior. At the Honor Society induction you will find us in our chapel seats gazing wistfully at those gaining honor. Probably the things which the class will most remember will be: The wracking of our brains trying to memorize Julius Caesar the hard algebra formulas, and the time When even the strongest stomach grew weak at the sight of a dissected frog. We feel neglected and ignored, but in the years to come We will all long to live again as in-betweens. 3 J gyyhf . y i V Tommy Bach as Q. E y is -14 J M Y Q if Ronald Bailey g if hi in A ' f ' W Q: ' . '- X Qc I ? f A J Robin Beck ,, , Y firm Q ,L Q .1 if My Hall Bright U i wi X K r J fy , fth. 'jf Jeanette Bright M, Q f , 'x W. T. Broadwell t B. S ,l' J sll' - f t . - flar -1 . f 2 ' ' 'V 3 in John Broome , gf I 'by,', x at ,xg J A ,,g Q ,i- T Bonnie Brown C J Z 4 'x A ki' 5225 'W J Ronnie Brovsm 4' ...L S QQ Q A . wiiiiam Brown W u jf .. 1 V Jayne Bruner 'u A ' Junior Byrd get . 'fm X ,, We .gf J Q. , f ,sa , 17 aw -N Hffffw Stanley Calhoun Joyce Camp Susan Carter Larry Clontz Wayne Corum Mary Cowan l i 2' in 1 Yrs 2 'w 4 I 'CU' v-gf -- Gale Crawley Wayne Creson Mary Dameron Harold Daves Billy Davis Danny Davis 38 Donald Davis Douglas Davis Johnny Davis Patsy Davis Lora Deyton Jack Dillingham Edna Duncan Mary Early Freddie Elliott Tommy Evans Roger Ferguson Wilma Finley Pam Flack Delmar Ford Nancy Freshour Jerry Gaddy Deannie Gibson Craig Green Willard Haithcock Eugene Harris Carrol Hawkins Doug Helms Bill Hemphill Nancy Hendrix Grace Hensley Judy Hensley Cato Holler Bill Hollifield Richard Hollifield Etta Sue Hopkins Bobby Hunter Doris James Dottie James Dicky Johnson Janice Jones Harry Justice Steve Kanipe Brenda Keil Billy Kent Jean Kirby Mike Lawrence Max Ledbetter Johnny Lewis Celia Long Bill Lonon Jerry Lonon Margaret McAllister Tommy McCoy gg . 1' fs x Q TT' 91,1 5: . I' I if X it , N sf,-5,6 2 ,,:.3,l ,f R Q1 L .. f ' iff 0. ,, 4. 'Ffh' i 7 , f Q.- 3,. 4 1- In nr 1 1 L fs' ai, f f fi K 3 '37 JWQ15 Wh, 4 4-'x Q ,N - xi1. f, t , I I, -my ,rr Ni il' i 'av 'fi ,. X 'fan fra, e Qff' V V I, ,. ily W . . 5 ' , au ,K I, x '-,zilw 'gif 5, L 1 A. 5.- lf' 4 . 'ff , , ., f, t, f f I A EI 5: 521 it- I , , f It , f as il'?'f GL ma- 'elf , P JD vw L4 Q. Lv-r X s..,,,' f ff 7 if - fs. Q Q., fr' 'Q eff fr 2 x I C1 Z Ci 42' ' - ' at i ..... T, 12. ... , ' Q M, ,i K2 ,N A I ,,.. 4 A f W fi'-i .2 -ff x7 K.. 1-V H ' i ' ' I l it ia G? 'if 2 k 'f:-'ECT' su-f I, 5 .J ' 'i 4. 1 - A 1 . 4.- -C , -'W 'ef' L -- K l if - I ' 1 f 2 I If fi .rs R21 A Q '-:P ' R ' NN., , .-.f I , Y ff 425'-was Q I Jfiilfii N if L , I 0, .1-gy 1 A Q x 1 5' 'F ' XC ' M' 1 T' J 3 A 41 'N X t' I l I Jibj, -gif' X ' fx V if . V' ' 'T s ' Q Xiu rx , Q? l A ' .A I 46 6 6 1 . an ii ix. !i'5 5'G-' 4- s. A ' -29. 'Y - ' S--f ' 3 M R - , A - J . Y ' 7 f- x., I f I J , I S X. , ,J . A X L' :Lg Sf? f' fr 1- 'n i A w -fd F, ,S 1, 'K , vm' , is f 1, -' - ,xi fm,- C I , , S P . 4 lx - 1 iq Q, ,Ai .uw 40 'x .as .,, 4- x g , I ,WI ,- 'Q ELY7, 'Y l W-. wx , 'G' Beatrice McDaniel Rosemary McFadden Sharon McGimsey Wanda McKinney Larry McMahan Emma McPeters Betty Martin Bill Matthews Gerald Mathews Diane Mathis Harold Dean Medford Clyde Miller Clyde M. Miller David Miller Jackie Miller Tommy Milligan Betty Mills Jo Ann Mills Janice Morgan Roger Morrow Geretha Murray Anna Nichols David Norwood Lucile Noyes Dean Padgett Juanita Parker Jerry Payne Tommy Dale Pinnix Judy Pittman June Pittman Richard Pittman Hubert Poole Judy Poole Jerry Poteat James Price Iris Pyatt Brenda Radford Theresa Rayburn Buster Reese Charles Reese Howard Revis Kay Ricks Virginia Roberts Evelyn Robinette Brenda Robinson Danny Roper Olean Rose Abbie Ross Sam Rowe Judy Rowland Talmadge Rumfelt Phyllis Rutherford Danny Sartain Lanny Sartain Terry Scott Johnny Seagle Robert Shipman John Simmons Gloria Simpson David Smith Lucy Smith Danny Staton Earl Stevenson Jennie Ruth Strange Gloria Taylor Jayne Taylor Ann Tyo Billy Walker Malinda Wall Sterlyn Washburn Dotty Webb Wayne Whistnant Nell Ruth Wilkerson Naomi Wilson Gerald Worley Donald Yelton Ronald Yelton Rodney Young 5 .-+ 4 S f- X ' if I L I. z 1 Q-v - V, , 5 1, I X di T Jt y y S If ' Nz, 5' Wi. R 7 N ' - In 1 Us 5+ at 1 I r, wav! cr,- 3 61. wp... Qvv 'L ! 4 Jane Yount E--A at .,X Y A iii f 4, ,, as ... 'TT -5, , ,., 1 fr kg A gi Q1 03 .J Vs ' 41- so V .A 4, ' al- A - tb ,N - til, fx, ' vw- ii 'rs' 'W 1':- Q bv ww. ff... 'l A X , 4 A -X ,N 'JUN cl? 'P-9 51 s-53 f , Y -- F -magnum CLASS OF 1963 1 t , 9' 'Q 1 QM' ,Jw , iv! x ii Y 4. WA L- 3 F 42 FRESHMAN CLASS CJFFICERS Treasurer . . . . . Dean Rymer President ..... . .Tommy Cline Vice-President. . . . .Diane McCall Secretary ..... . . Joan Nesbitt On the first day of school there were many excited and scared, new students in the auditorium of M.H.S. These, of course, were the freshmen. After the first hectic week, we finally found our way around what we proudly call our school. We are now accustomed to the school routine, which includes knowing how to survive the daily stampede at eleven-thirty. Seriously, we want to thank the upperclassmen and teach- ers for giving us a warm welcome. We hope our class has made a worthy addition to the school and to the spirit at M.H.S. We will worktoward making our fu- ture years at Marion High the best ever! Elizabeth Anderson Peggy Arrowood Roy Atwood Buster Austin Ken Ayers Winn Baldwin Russell Barrier Brenda Benfield Frank Bolden Barbara Bolton Judy Boone Phillip Bradford Mary Briggs Shirley Brown Paul Bryant Holton Buchanan . Nancy Buckner 1 Linda Burgin Sherry Byrd Shirley Cable Zara Cannon Sandy Carter Sandra Cheek Roger Church Tommy Cline Edward Clontz Betty Cook Eddie Cranford Linda Crisp Louise Cuthbertson Judy Dalton Ted Davis Diane Early Jolene Early Judy Elkin Warren Elliot Wayne Ellis Wanda England Kenneth Epley Jo Ann Frady Edna Frisbee Hazel Frisbee Evelyn Gibson Jerry Gilliand Frank Goldsmith Susan Gourley Woody Green Dennie Hall Jeff Hartley Patsy Harvey Charlotte Hawkins Jo Ann Hemphill Anne Hendley Robert Hendley Jim Hensley Joyce Hensley Dennis Hogan Kenneth Hollifield Pauline Hollifield Donald Howell Daniel Hudgins Brenda Huffman Patsy Hughes Joe Hyder Ronnie Jackson Frank Jarrett Donnie Jimison Casey Jones Norma Jones Patricia Jones Dean Justice Grace Kirby S.. lf, f L. 'C' in D1 N . .fix C, 'Q 4 F S.. 'B ,- . .Q if X f i P 1 ' 4 'ff ' ,M X Q ' ' bfi:-., 4 j U X I 0 'K 1 H' 'Km ' ls f sv s . ' wv i as .. 4- A. a.- M 'say H , a , .M 3... 'M ' -r' e f 4 , ,,a H . I 4' ' 7 f 31' . 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V :L L' 1 is , I. , I Ea' 41 V ,y 3? j f .P ,, 5. y 1, ' x , , M Q17 2- 4 ., P T qi 3' I 535,353 if 'ui E P :ft M N S-.ff 1 A-H of ,. t 6 f ' sl ' -iff . . ni i 44 Harry Kirkman Drew Knighton Donna Lail Nancy Landis Stoy Lankford Keith Laughter Linda Laughter Ella Faye Lawing Doris Lewis Jerry Lewis Regina Lewis Charles Loftis John Loftis Sherry Loftis Donald Love Helen McBee Diane McCall Johue McCa.rson Harold McGee Karen McGee Larry McHone James McIntosh Douglas McKinny Patsy McMahan Billy Mace Carolyn Mace James Mace Roy Mace Charles Maney Paul Messer Robert Middleton Johnny Miller Alice Morgan Harley Morgan Elizabeth Morris Madeline Moses Jim Mosely James Murdock Joan Nesbitt Mike Norwood Bobby O'Dear Jimmy Ollis Brenda Owensby Donald Owensby Bonnie Painter Harold Parker Jane Parker Walter Parkins Howard Patrick Ronald Patterson Kay Payne Jimmy Pettit Tommy Pool Jimmy Poore Frances Poteat Shirley Poteat Evon Price Grace Price Helen Pritchard John Pritchard Diane Radford David Ramsey Joyce Rayburn Frances Reel Lois Robinson Eloise Roland Judy Roland Dean Rymer Brenda Seagle David Seagle Carl Shell Junior Shelton Herbert Shipman Charles Simpson Ruby Sisk Linda Smith Randall Smith Linda Sowers Bennie Stacey Tim Stanley Herman Stepp Lora Stevens Tommy Stevens Donald Stiles Douglas Stroud Essie Suttles Brenda Taylor Pat Thomas Jackie Turner Truman Turner Erwin Wacaster Elaine Walden Richard Wall Joyce Ward Robert Ward Joyce Waycaster 'C' ??!fl Qi QQ 3 Z1 'EN fu if V-gxglgd X 1 ' 1 4 I 'M A ' . ,L 35' J- if v- sm A aux 4 3 ' J X. :ff af .. 1 7 w fi' X A .4 .M - 'ik Y, . 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I , A, f'iMiFV U, .qw , ' . fi ' 'JYWE ., 1 5 Y-29 H Q fe! , 2' ' H fx, , I , , A gg 5 .fysjgfa , ' -wif' 4 in-32 iff? f' ,L , . . , W, . ,Q '?5 f 11,1523 ,, 5173 J' if AT r QL Yfgiyt, R, 1 ' Z 'L-'ff-f 32391 f 5 ' 75513,-1, ' ,' Q-1 . f - 1: x h ' , :ff AGADEMI J. 1 12 ' COMMERCIAL 1.-- s 4 A 1 Mrs. Morris supervises as students in typing ll work on drills for speed. Some of them are pre- paring for careers in the business worldg others will be typing their papers in college. The few boys in the class seem surrounded by feminine pulchritude. 4 1 E 'S' SOCIAL STUDIES E . ffi ' 1 ' .gl Searchers after the truth in history look on while Mr. Free - man points out the scene of a significant historical event. Mar- tha is enjoying entertainment elsewhere while the teacher 's back is turned. World History attracts a wide variety of students from Sophomores to Seniors. This lesson which seems so amusing to the girls on the front row is taken much more seriously by the students in the back and by their instructor, Mr. Reep. 48 MATHEMATICAL .F 1 Q AW . Billy Hollifield, Dicky Johnson, Dean Padgett,and Mrs. Lindsay were solving a problem in geom- etry when we passed their door with a camera. As you see, they are quite unaware that their picture is being taken. VOCATIONAL The Home Economics labs often furnish scenes like this one of the girls refinishing furniture. James Morgan, Charles Triplett, Bobby Gaddy, and Jerry Mathis show some of the useful skills which can be learned in the manual arts course. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES 'v UI f D, E A Latin class works with Miss Alley in front of a very attractive bulletin board, which reflects the fine quality of work done in the Latin department. The voice recorder is one of the most efficient servants of the Speech Class. This picture offers proof of the adage: men do the workg women do the talking. A class caught just before the teacher calls it to or- der is this class in French. Ifyou look carefully, you will see much of the drama of life unfolding here. ,. Ev , e - Mr. Carter and a class in Senior English are working with the same topic which other English classes throughout the building labor over continually: English Fundamentals. SCIENCE QPU L v ,QQ Fw, MQW ,Mat ,S 75- :Lg genus, is L fv Those with intellectual curiosity enjoy this course in biology under Mrs. Finley. Ifthe microscope is properly adjusted, you see a whole new world of objects too small for the human eye to detect. 8 Nha I V-...J General science gives these students the foundation for the study of chemistry and physics. Mrs. Baldwin guides them in their work. su. m -wg, ,U I I ,Z Mr. Blackburn, Sam Rowe, Robert Shipman, Larry Barnhardt, Eddie Parker, Steve Patton, Jane Hollis, Sim- my Page, and Kelley Stroud prove a point in chemistry through experimentation. BAND COUNCIL .1.::.i..... 1--'41 l'Z,.J.1l s. By! MJ M.H. Music! Music! Music! That's what the M.H.S.Band enjoys ---- everything from Dix- ie to Barber of Seville overture. The first part of the year this group showed the results of hard work by presenting a company front routine to football spectators. In addition to our own local parades, the band traveled to Raleigh to participate in N.C. State College's homecoming parade. Bobby James, band president, is looking to Bobby Hunter, treasurer,for a reply to a question before the band council. Vice-President,Jerry Roland, and sec- retary, Becky Adkins, look at some papers that might be the new rules for the band, which the council help to make. Other council members are: Rachel Hewitt, decorating chairman, Peg Perkins, drum majoretteg Mary Dameron, assistant secretarygJem1ie Gray, pub- licity chairman, Jane McGimsey and Eloise Hewitt, librarians. 5 1 BAND When football season was over the band turned its attention to concert work, giving two concerts and entering the District and State Contests. In spite of having to rush to their seats and being ready to begin the days work at 8:25 l l with the downbeat of Mr. Jarrett's baton, the band members enjoy their work and have a true feeling of accomplishment after each l performance. F A6 , ' fn, As they lead the band in parades, as they perform at football games, as they play in concerts, the major- ettes proudly represent the M.H.S. Band. Center, Peg Perkins, drum majoretteg Jane McGimsey, Sybil Har- ris, Sharon McGimsey, Pam Flack, and Phyllis Ruth- , erford. .Xt 'Ubi-Q. Mr. Claude C. Jarrett, Band Director MAJORETTES firm THE DEISLER BAND First row: Bobby Reynolds, Lee Ray Ross, Thomas Page, Bob James, Steve Goldstein, Tommy Bach Larry Clontz. Second row: Otis Broyhill, Wayne Whisnant, Dean Hall, Carroll Hawkins, Hall Bright Jerry Roland. The band marches in a parade. .naw 54 O,DAVIDSON .1 1 ATHLETICS J 4... .J r,.y.v, ,, V Nr , I Q-'1'4..1.X E 1 Johnny Anderson 'Z' A , 2. ff Q. ff, ' x '.Q4'g I4 N15 ,, Y 1' X wr y 2 -.-x as N X y y J fs- !! 'mn 4 f '-fn. 1 'vi Q 4' Y s Wi' ,ak 'K 'J ww ,'..' v,,. .. ' 5525! ,n,n Jim Wall W, ., 1 pn, f'ev,.,f . Awew' Rod Bradley Q 5 .Q 'I J, - Cz X57-. ---.. A X, V W. Q ,V Y Q 3 ' x gy ,, y - X J ju uf fe , 4 . ,gi f , , Tvs- - ' 'Y 'L uf' Q Q, lf' Q l -, -. 19-Q .asf Jim Hensley Bobby Morris Jerry Huneycutt FCJOTBALL Tri-Captains: Jim Hensley, Johnny Anderson, Steve Patton. 4-, 3, . A ., VV-K. an S 56 ,K 1 W 1 U . K. Q Steve Patton Donald Millwood TEAM Kirby Toney 'sa ' 'Hu F' OA! y E 3-.X ,, , if lt 1 r, Billy Joe England is ' ' Q x 5 S if y 4 Norman Earley Q rg J 'i ,fx '.,'Y,, Ted Freeman, Bucky Reep, Howard Wilson, assistant coachesg Jim Ken Johnson McFadden, head coach. 57 SCHEDULE First row: Rod Bradley, Jim Wall, Norman Earley, Jim Hensley, Bobby Morris, Steve Patton, Ken Johnson, Kirby Toney. Second row: Clarence Lewis, Dicky Johnson, Kenny Hollifield, Jerry Huney- cutt, Donald Millwood, Bill Hollifield, Gerald Cowan, Jerry Lonon. Third row: Johnny Seagle, Bill Lonon, Robin Beck, Stanley Thomas, Sandy Carter, Billy Dean Davis, Max Ledbetter, Morris McHone. Fourth row: John Anderson, Jerry Matthews, Manager, Dean Padgett, Jerry Payne, Tim Stanley, Boyce Westmoreland, Ronnie Young, Head Manager. FOOTBALL TEAM September 11 Wilkes Central September 18 Shelby September 25 Valdese October 2 Hickory October 9 Lenoir October 16 Hudson October 23 Newton October 30 Morganton November 6 Rutherfordton November 13 Taylorsville S ,, . H vi . K Y ,iii Y P' ,, W, Jerry Huneycutt, John Lee Harrison, Billy Hollifield, Joe Brown, Dicky Johnson, Dean Padgett, Joe Hall, Billy Jarrett, Spencer Davis, Jim Hensley, Coach Reep, Leonard Goforth, Harold Long, Dennis Lytle, Eugene McDaniels, Johnny Anderson. 1959 BASEBALL TEAM The 1959 Baseball season for the Rippers wasasuccessful one. They won seven games and lost four. The home games were played at East Marion, and attendance at the games was very good. The Rippers were hit hard by graduation, losing their only two pitchers, Captain Billy Jarrett and Dennis Lytle. The other Seniors we r e Ken Morgan, shortstop and the team's leading hitter, Leonard Goforth, all-confer- ence catcherg Eugene McDaniel, fir st base- man, and Frank Ross, the left fielder. Coach Reep was very proud of the hustle and desire that the boys displayed. Enthusiasm for baseball is really on the upgrade at M.H. S. and the players and students can't wait for the 1960 season to start. Prospects for the 1960 season are pretty good wit h regulars John Anderson, Spencer Davis, Joe Hall, and Harold Long returning. Other goodlooking prospects are Dicky John- son, Dean Padgett , Joey Brown, and Jerry Huneycutt. Pitching will be the big problem in 1960. Dennis Lytle Billy Jarrett 59 1111 in iii 3 nn.--. -.u..-.- . w Q M First row: Brenda Radford, Mazie Mathews, Joyce Hall, Judy Poole, Judy Hollifield, Jan Nuckolls, Janet Early, Mary Early, Joyce Davis, Fay Hunter, Manager. Second row: Coach Bucky Reep, Diane Radford, Carol Bolton, Jeretha Murray, Shirly Jones, Brenda Taylor, Jeryl Hogan, Karen McGee. l x 'F l' .4 ' L ' V. 1. uv- 60 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team this year is coached by Mr. Bucky Reep. Practice sessions are held each eve- ning after school except when a game is scheduled. At practice, drills and exercises are undertaken to keep the girls physically fit. The girls had a successful season, playing ten conference games in addition to their practice games. Captain Judy Hollifield, Coach Bucky Reep, Captain Joyce Hall. BOYS' BASKETBALL The Marion High School Rippers had a good 1959- 60 season, despite a somewhat slow beginning. After Coach Ted Freeman found the right combination, the boys went on to win several games. A successful basketball season implies much more than the number of games won or lost: it means boys learning dexterity in the handling of a ball, quickness in mental and physical reaction, and the spirit of give and take which we call good sportsmanship. We repeat, we had a successful season! Co-Captain Mickey Seagle, Coach Ted Freeman, Co Captain Bobby Morris. ,gi I Kneeling: Jerry Huneycutt, Donald Millwood, Jim Wall, Mickey Seagle, Morris McHone. Standing Coach Freeman, Ronnie Young, Kirby Toney, Bob Morris, Gene Brown, Robin Beck. I 4 fvlftv .N i xx l 6V -0 X N.. sf i,.y,n v 'dwg-171 rdf. WK 5 U X THE MARION HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM. First row: Bill Hemphill, Jimmy Ramsey, Jerry Roland, Billy Honeycutt, Norman Earley, Johnny i Mace, Robin Beck. Second row: Donald Millwood, Ken Morgan,John Anderson, Larry Davis, Stanley Thomas, Jim Wall, Ronnie Young, Charles McKinney, Jack Dillingham, Steve Patton, Bill Hollifield. , gk? The newly organized wrestling team demonstrate a Charles Triplett and Donald Dillingham few of their skills in wrestling. demonstrate 3 PIU 110145- lfi. 55. 4 'N W Q OTHER SPORTS Golf Team First row: Dan Davis, Woody Green, Bob- by Hunter, Eddie Parker. Second row: Louis Williams, Tommy Cline, Gene , Brown, Otis Broyhill, Willard Haithcock. l 1 E CALL YOU SW tfritf AUTIWTIES if Judy Norman Peg Perkins Jennie Gray fi ,yr an 5 HOMECOMINGPO Lois Rutherford Margaret Young Jan Nuckolls sl -1873 i li VW? 64 Q 0- er? Jane Hollis Jane McGimsey Becky Adkins CPONSORS Pat Rector Becky Nesbitt Janet Early '11 viii Yi? wa. Ruth Randall Sylvia Lytle Hazel Martin if 07 H i' if Ginny Padgett Nancy Kanipe Sallie Hitchcock qi 'UQ 65 Ns if HGMECOMING Rain, cold wind, and a muddy football field did not stop Marion High School from having one of the prettiest homecomings ever. To begin the festivities of the day, a colorful parade was held in downtown Marion featuring the queen, her attendants, and all the sponsors. The main event came with the regal procession of the sponsors and attendantsg then the crowning of Marion High's beau- tiful Homecoming Queen, Jane Mask, reigning with poise and dignity of true royalty. A dance was held in the beautifully decorated gym. The queen and her court were presented to the alumni and they be- gan the last festivities of the evening by leading the dance. Miss Jane Mask The Queen's Court: Doris James, Sophomore attendant Jane Mask queen Brenda Painter maid of honorg Joan Nesbitt, freshman attendant. '7' 1. T STUDENT COUNCIL I, ' 4 ng... , Seated: Bo Rader, Jan Nuckolls, Mickey Lewis, Jeff Honeycutt, Mrs. Gilkey, advisors. Standing: Sandy Carter, Nancy Landis, Dicky Johnson, Bobby Morris, Johnny Anderson, Barbara Yelton, John Eckerd, J , Bill Hemphill. I Q . i Bo Rader, president of the Student Council, speaks T to the student body about school spirit. T STUDENT GOVERNMENT n if-4 - T president' Jan Nuckolls secretar 'Micke Lewis 2 yi Y treasurer, Jeff Honeycutt, vice-president. Mrsi Gilkey is the advisor. The officers of the Student Council are Bo Rader, The Student Government, which is headed by Bo Rader, is the co-ordinator between stu- dents and faculty. The Student Council is com- posed of the student body officers and repre- sentatives from each class. These students meet each week with their sponsor, Mrs. Gil- key, to settle minor disciplinary problems and to plan educational and entertaining activities for M.H.S. students. One of their many impor- tant activities is publishing the student hand- book, The Ripper. If KEY CLUB Key Club Sweetheart Members of the Key Club repair toys to give Sallie Hitchcock to children at Alexander Home. Top row: Ronald Bailey, Larry Barnhardt, Rod Bradley, Gene Brown, Otis Broyhill, Danny Davis, John Eckerd, Doug Glenn, Steve Goldstein. Second row: Bill Hemphill, Jim Hensley, Cato Holler, Kenny Hollifield, Jeffrey Honeycutt, Robert James, Ken Johnson, Mickey Lewis, Harold Long. Third row: Jim Long, Clinton Lytle, Morris McHone, Jackie Miller, Bobby Morris, Steve Patton, Gary Pinnix, Bo Rader, Charles Reece. Fourth row: Howard Revis, Jerry Rowland, Lee Ray Ross, Dick Smith, George Walden, Louis Williams, Mr. Carter. ' Q. M , y .. rf' I 4 11 I fs vw ' H , Sei JI 2 ' Q ' 1 Q- 1:7 jf' , .Kia A X I . , . ' ' 5 if 'Y . f J, ' 7 'WWS4-5 W' A Al l 1 , bf.: he in-NJ fl- ., Q . S: ,,,- Q, il .. 13- J al J ' 4' H Q ' . . ' , , .. h Q I 4 1 ff ' 'WV ' W 51, Q ' 'Y ',, J, 2 0. Q f Ai.-'Q 5, wi, Q 'J . H Tr 9c. 'f ,' 3-W' ' ' I , ,I 4, Z I Q Q- 5. 68 -g hY -, Q, , , I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors that may be bestowed upon a student of Marion High School is to be inducted into the National Honor Society. In order to become a member, one must show outstanding ability in each of four fields: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The scholarship requirement is a scholastic average of ninety or above. Honor Society members strive at all times to bet- ter themselves and others by promoting scholarship, leadership,character, and service in the lives of M. H S. students. The founder of the Marion Chapter of the N. H. S was Mrs. Augusta Clontz who organized it in 1930. This year's officers are Peggy Perkins, President Pat Rector, Vice-Presidentg Jennie Gray, Secretary Jane Mask, Treasurer. Advisor to the group is Mrs Kate Lindsay. Yx-r-5 3 X ,Jim 1 w , V A . . ,L l , '5- : 1 .XII f., Jennie Gray, Pat ReCtOr, Peg Per- , chel Hewitt, Mazie Mathews, Janet kiI1S, Jane MaSk, Jane MCGimSey, ' Early, Steve Goldstein, Jim Long. Eloise Hewitt, Margaret Young, Ra- W. 7? PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club's main purpose is to promote interest in photography and to afford its members a chance to learn and practice the art of picture taking and various darkroom procedures. The Club is divided into a senior and junior club, according to the experience of the members. The officers are: Senior Club: Jerry Mathis, Presidentg Mary Lind, Vice-Presidentg Rachel Hewitt, Secretaryg Clinton Lytle, Treasurer. Junior Club: Gerald Cowan, Presi- dentg Diane Mathis, Vice-Presidentg Olean Rose, Secretaryg Jean Kirby, Treasurer. HYLANDER CLUB Membership in the Hylander Club is an honor but more than that it is a responsibility. The Club provides the staff which publishes the HYLANDER. The editors are the people who have been in the club longest: thus those who are taken into membership during their Freshman year will be editors in their Senior year . Jennie Gray John Eckerd. . . Sallie Hitchcock. Steve Patton. . . Jennie Gray. . . Jane Hollis . . Judy Norman . . Thomas Page . . Mrs.Elledge . . Rod Bradley. . . Eloise Hewitt . . Ginny Padgett. . Peg Perkins. . . Pat Rector . . . Margaret Young. Jane Mask .... Becky Adkins . . Clinton Lytle . . Larry Earnhardt . . Junior Editor . . .Co-Editor . .Co-Editor . .Co-Editor . . .Co-Editor . . Junior Editor . . Junior Editor . . . . . Advisor Business Manager ........Art .......Art . .Chief Typist . . . .Typist . . .Typist . . . .Typist . Circulation . . . Circulation . . Photographer Jane Hollis Sallie Hitchcock Jerry Mathis . . . . Photographer HYLANDER STAFF , 'Y 1'-'J -v - Steve Patton xy.: .MU ariunette STAFF The Marionette staff is composed of approximately thirty members. This group has worked hard to publish the four editions of the Marionette, which we have all enjoyed. Several staff members attended the conferences at Cul- lowhee and Lexington, Virginia, where they received instruc- tions in journalism. The Marionette Revue, an annual affair at M.H.S., is one of the projects of this group. The sponsorsfor the newspaper staff are Mrs. Freeman and Miss Glenn. 1 56317 Jerry Roland, Assistant Editor, Becky Adkins, Editor-in Chief, Mary Lind, Assistant Editor. I g ' sm' , 1 j 3 ......w...i,,Z.. 1ld,, .Q ,, v . , -h ,WY f, a..,mv 'rim .... I '7 Seated: Jennie Gray, Mrs. Freeman, Becky Adkins, Miss Glenn, Mary Lind, Jerry Roland, Clinton Lytle, Hazel Wyatt. Standing: Ginny Padgett, Brenda Moore, Judy Norman, Peg Perkins, Eloise Hewitt, Pat Rector, Richard Rader, Carolyn Hensley, Rod Bradley, Dicky Johnson, Susan Carter, Mary Dameron. LATIN CLUB The Roman Banquet in the spring,at which members ofthe clubappear in Roman costumes, high- lights the events of the year for Latin students. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in Roman culture and history. To be a member of this club one must be taking, or have taken, Latin. The officers are: Susan Carter, President, Ronald Bailey, Vice-Presidentg Dotty James, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Miss Alley is the club's advisor. FRENCH CLUB The French Club has many projects, two of which are the annual French Club Play and Puppet Show. Members of the club raise money for the puppets, which they themselves make, by selling re- freshments at the puppet show. Mrs. Gilkey, the sponsor of this organization, meets with members each Wednesday. The officers are: Mary Belle Harklerode, President, Janet Early, Vice-President, Jane Mask, Secretary, and Janice Nuckolls, Treasurer. The fifty members of this group are all second-year French students. NATIONAL BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a service club composed of Juniors and Seniors who have attained an average of eighty-five or above and have shown evidence of outstanding character, leadership, and achievement. The purpose of the club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education beyond high school. Projects rendered by the club have included a courtesy campaign, talent show, clean-up campaign and teen dance. Mrs. Kathryn Lightfoot is the Beta faculty sponsor, and the following have served as officers this year: President, Jim Long, Vice-President, Jane McGimsey5Secretary, Pat Rector, Treasurer, Steve DEBATERS Seated: Larry Barnhardt, Bobby James, Steve Goldstein, Jim Long, Geraldine Chrisawn, Barbara Cranford, Bo Rader, Mickey Lewis, Jennie Gray, Becky Adkins, Doug Glenn, Mr. Carter. Goldstein. OFFICE WORKERS The office workers are Seniors who help relieve the tremendous office work load. The office workers make announcements and take charge of the main desk by making change and answering the phone. They also type letters, make bank deposits, send out school mail, and distribute incoming mail to the teachers. The of- fice workers are sponsored and guided by Mrs. Eunice Pyatt. Steve Goldstein, Linda Parker, Jan Nuckolls, Joyce Davis, Amanda Allen, Pat Rector, Ginny Padgett, Sallie Hitchcock, Jane Hollis. -nw TH -WW Mn, -D, I I I I 15 47, r 1 . at . ,II 3 'K lf BUS DRIVERS I MRL LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The purpose of the Library Assistants is to pro- mote better library service in the school and to further reading interests among students. The group is instructed in processing books and materials, library organization, book classification and arrangement. Being members of both the District and State Li- brary Organization, the assistants attend meetings each fall and spring. The officers are: President, Glenda Earleyg Vice- President, Janet Early, Secretary, Rebecca Nesbitt, Treasurer, Brenda Moore. Beinga bus driver is a very importantjob. The boys face great responsibilities and are dedicated to their job of transporting students to and from school. Ray Cheek, Gary Pinnix, Donald Lawing, Donald Dillingham, Dennis Price. It 'xx' f ' f l-,,.arr-'v1 'f'F'f1 -'Z - ' fi' ,,,...' v' .-gf. .xv .,pr af- -A ' ' ' .'m. ' ' ' . CHORUS G af 45 The Marion High School chorus is directed by Mrs. Mary Laughridge. The group meets each morning during second period to sing religious andpopular music. During the year the chorus appears on the programs of various local clubs, and once a year presents a joint program with the band. The officers are President, Carolyn Hensleyg Vice-President, Franklin Garnerg Secretary-Treasurer, Faye Hunterg Librarians, Jeryl Hogan and Olean Rose. The chorus is accompanied by the pianists, Judy Burgin and Fran Weberson. if f-.:,,gd ART CLUB T The newly organized Art Club has approximately thirty members. The purpose of the club is enjoying andlearning about art. The club meets twice a month. The c1ub's plans for the future include buying art supplies to equip the art studio. v The officers of the club are: Craig Green, Pres identgJerry Huneycutt, Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Hens ley, Secretaryglftonald Yelton, Treasurerg Eloise Hew itt and Fran Weberson, members of the Board of Di rectors. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Clubis an athletic organization composed of ath- letes who have earned their letters by participating in school sports Its purpose is to createa lively interest in sports and to encour- age active participation in them. The advisor is Mr. Jim McFadden. First row: Jan Nuckolls, Norman Earley, Donald Millwood, Jane Mask, Kirby Toney, Steve Patton. Second row: Jane Hollis, Jerry Huneycutt, Sallie Hitchcock, Kenneth Hollifield, Harold Long, Joyce Davis. Third row: Janet Early, Mazie Mathews, Mary Lou Jones, JerethaMurray, Martha Nesbitt,Doug Glenn. Fourth row: Joe Brown, Joe Hall,Spencer Davis,Joyce Hall, Mary Early,Judy Hollifield, Judy Poole. Fifth row: Jim Hensley, Robin Beck, Mickey Seagle, Jeff Honeycutt, Dicky Johnson, Bobby Morris. Sixth row: Jim Wall, Dean Padgett, Rod Bradley. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Mrs. Davis, Sponsor, Mary Lou Jones, Luzette Mason, Rosemary Mc- Fadden, Judy Clontz, Syble Buchanan, Becky Nesbitt, Nancy Milligan, Linda Minish. Second row: Ruth Randall, Hazel Martin, Brenda Robinson, Sylvia Lytle, Peg Gallen, Patsy Reel, Martha Nesbitt, Shirley Jones. Third row: Sylvia Rathbone, Annette Gravett, Jane Ward, Judy Burgin, Mary Cable, Joyce Cornett, Evelyn Gibson, Jeanie Norton, Joyce Hall. Fourth row: Diane Young, Dorothy Crain, Carol Bolton, Carolyn Hensley, Rachel Hewitt, Pat Hendrix, Juanita Parker, Linda Parker. FUTURE NURSES CLUB First row: Peg Gallen, Ruth Randall, Judy Elkins, Linda Case, Mary Belle Harklerode, Jane Work- man, Elaine Norman, Martha Day, Nancy Kanipe, Phyllis Laney,Eugenia Davis, Betty Bradley. Second row: Mrs. Patty Finley, sponsor, Naomi Wilson, Betty Troutman, Hazel Martin, Glenda Earley, Jolene Earley, Janet Early, Pat Rector, Jo Ann Harlee, Virginia McAllister, Rebecca Smith,Janeth Westall. Third row: Dorothy Crain, Sue Hollifield, Ann Young, Donna Long, Betty Pittman, Joyce Huffman, Joyce Davis, Josephine Cogdill, Patsy Ayers, Patricia Martin, Betty Martin, Celia Long. Fourth row: Melba Hensley, Wanda McKinney, Brenda Kell, Merle Parkins, Mary Hensley, Elizabeth McKinney, Ann Roberts, Jean Kirby, Barbara Cranford, Brenda Crawley, Linda Hester. Fifth row: Theresa Rabon, Darlene Humphries, Janet Hensley, Delores Ledford. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CDF AMERICA First row: Mrs. Homewood, sponsor, Sylvia Lytle, Mary Cowan, Patsy Stallings, Jeretha Murray, Naomi Wilson, Betty Troutman, Hazel Martin, Grace Williams, Barbara Poteat. Second row: Jane Ward, Sue Hollifield, Judy Guffey, Syble Buchanan, Nancy Kanipe, Fay Greene, Betty Martin, Bonnie Brown, Becky Nesbitt. Third row: Geraldine Henline, Carolyn Hensley, Jane Workman, Judy Burgin, Darlene Humphries, Delores Ledford, Patsy Ayers, Patricia Martin, Sue Hopkins, Jane Taylor. 78 CHEERLEADERS Martha Nesbitt, Sallie Hitchcock, Jane Hollis, Judy Norman, Jane Yount, Nell Ruth Wilkerson. Sallie Hitchcock Mar tha Nesbitt Jane Hollis, Chief Judy Norman Nell Ruth Wilkerson Jane Yount S PO N SO R S Patronize these. They have helped pay for your Hylander. Laughridge Furniture Company Bill Griffith, Jeweler A. Blanton Grocery Company Young's Shoe Store Loven Furniture Company Hunter's Florist McCall-Burgin Hardware Company Service Pharmacy Jimison's Hardware Company Belk-Broome Company Proctor's Feed Store Tainter's Drug Store Phillips Motor Company Roseland Florist Roses 5-10-259 Store Western Auto Associate Store East Court Motor Company The Bargain Store Ideal Cleaners Marion Buick Agency Ballew Motor Company Brown Brothers, Inc. This isa scenewhich you might have observed any after- noon between 3:00 and 6:00 during December and January. We enjoyed the workg we hope you are enjoying its product. E .411 Cgtpfllflfhn ,. 1 '17- I I I I . 1 1 1 N O 1 0 N.. 1 1' Q. . gif- , -7'- A59 w xr y vl'-Skin: I rx .- ., , . I ,y Q I 4 V I X U ,- , lx ,n V 4 X gulf. A W WW V F 4 1 A ' , ln' ' in HM. 03 , .V , !.I..,4 I 'Q' J Q'- 115 I , 1. X I , 4- I .Juni V, 5 1 I ,., .H 1 I 5 . 1 , I . ' J R M J . . . 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